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w- f' Re1 i # l l i e s first goal. ]|O ld & ffew mingle; ■kjinftg fo r 'th riir /5 to lead V^/halera to ^Ictoiv X Jackson'loses /18 -:■ • ...... - '• . ^ Swwqrs M a Th Med Cha| at M lege, p.m. p.m. studt forn presi I m l J i malf Pete Willi Gord infer ■; Thursday, March 3, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 7445. 30 Cents Ani An be fe NATO allies Satu: Town maps a.m. Cbei Tech to modernize Turn will ILFORD CITIZEN- Adm major study A The nuclear arms spon Villa Mam BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) — The NATO allies today coupled support of U.S.-Soviet arms reduc Vol of economy tions with a Carefully worded pledge to modernize their remaining nuclear missiles. “ We’re strong, ’Thi we’re united, we’re prosperous and we’re free,” for t By Nancy Concelmci^ Pellegrini said he hopes to submit a President Reagan declared. needi Manchester Herald draft of that survey to the commission The first NATO summit in six years ended with a parti for comments in April. Following communique expressing the alliance’s determina leave The Economic Development Com approval by thp EDC. the surve,y tion to “ prevent any kind of war or intimidation.” 11:15 mission today announced plans for a would be sent out to the businesses in Reagan followed up with a tribute to NATO’s 40 maki year-lonp comprehensive study of April and May. The commission could years of peacekeeping. burst Manchester’s economy, which will examine data collected from the “The North Atlantic Alliance is the most ested allow the commission to assess survey in July. successful in history,” the president said. He said lanie problems, needs and set goals forthc “These two things have got to he the medium-range nuclear weapons treaty signed p.m. future. done before we go much farther in by the United States and the Soviet Union last The schedule for the Economic developing a strategy” Pellegrini December was ” a direct result” of alliance unity. Stoi Development Work Program pres .said. “ It goes without saying that our allies support this ented at today’s commission meeting Another survey will be sent at about treaty and every leader solidly reaffirmed its ’The at Lincoln Center were prepared by the same time as the first survey on value,” Reagan said. “ ... I reiterated the strong ze n si Planning Director Mark Pellegrini price and rent information for the bipartisan support that exists for the alliance in the and Principal Planner Lynne Pike of businesses, including land prices, United States,” the town Planning Department. That development costs and rental costs “We cannot and will not put our peace and department, the Economic Develop per foot of space. freedom and that of our children and their children ment Commission and possibly the P e lle g rin i and P ik e .said they would at risk,” he said. “We will never trade that 'Greater Manchester Chamber of probably need help with the surx'cy credibility (of deterrent) at the negotiating table Commerce will all help gather infor from the commission and the and we will not give it away through neglect.” m ation for the prog ram o ver the next Chamber of Commerce, which could Reagan spoke slowly and In a deep voice. He had year. Pike said after the meeting. contact the businesses. Pellegrini also said e a rlie r this week he is suffering from a llerg ies. The program will allow the Eco suggested interviewing several busi In making what is likely his farewell appearance nomic Development .Commission to nesses ■ in each sector to gel a before a high-ranking NATO gathering, the president proclaimed: “ The state of the alliance is compare Manchester’s economy with repre.sentalive sample before mailing excellent. We’re strong, we’re united, we’re that of other towns and compile basic out survey forms. OtvUI Kool/Manchester H»raic prosperous and we’re free.” information on • Manchester’s tax C o m m is s io n HdraTVirTOtr—AVh*nrt- Following Reagan’s four-minute statement be rates, housing costs, per capita Werbner suggested holding a bin TWO JOBS — Coventry Police Chief Frank Trzaskos has fore reporters. Secretary of State George P. Shultz income, labor force, public services cheon to get as m any businesst'.^^ a.‘ also served as acting town manager since Harold Hodge and other areas, “just to find out possible together at one tim e was fired in November. hailed the two-day summit, ’’Here was freedom on display,” he said. “It was a • very moving where we stand.’’ Pellegrini said. “Going door to door can be \ er\ experience.” Pellegrini broke the .study into frustrating” Werbner said The secretary seemed fatigued from his recent phases, and proposed that at the end Town Manager Robert B Weis? Middle East peacemaking tour, and was leaving of each phase, the EDC hold a suggested contacting local colleges to Juggling two jobs immediately for another round of talks with Arab 3 workshop to analyze the data and ask business professors if they want to and Israeli leaders on Reagan’s orders. identify problems The eommission gel involved with the project and help .should be able to establish goals for the town staff. After courtesy calls on his Belgian government hosts, Reagan headed back toward Washington the economy under the program “They are frequently looking for tough for Trzaskos aboard Ai r Force One. He was scheduled to arrive at Pellegrini said. projects.” Weiss said “ It's the survey the W hite House in tim e to observe his 36th w edding This is the first year for the study and field work that’s going to lake a anniversary on Friday. program. Pike said. Previously, the long lim e ” By Jacqueline Bennett town manager last Novemberafter Manchester Herald EDC examined the economy* on a The program also involves studying the Town Council, with a newly NATO Secretary General Lord Carrington said project-by-project basis, discussing Manchester’s land use patterns and elected Democratic majority, fired the summit “ gives me some satisfaction” because COVENTRY - After three how each new business would affect zoning regulations to identify prob Republican Harold Hodge Jr. from of the 16 alliance leaders’ good w ill and harmony as months of holding down the full the economy. The Economic Develop lems that might hinder economic that position. they charted future policy. ment Work Program will allow the growth in the future Pike said. That time jobs of acting town manager Council members said Hodge, 5C commission to “take a more compre- portion is scheduled to begin in April and police chief, Frank Trzaskos The final communique said alliance strategy who was town m anager for 2'/i -hensive look at what’s happening with o r M ay. can think of little more than doing must be “based upon an appropriate mix of years, was slow and inefficient. the eco no m y” P ik e .said. Pellegrini estimated that the entire the best he can until a new manager adequate and effective nuclear and conventional They also said they wanted a The study is scheduled to begin this study would be complete around is found. forces,” and that NATO’s remaining short-range professional town manager to fill month with an economic-base study to “ It’s been tough, very difficult. nuclear weapons must be improved “where December 1989. when the commission the spot. Hodge contends it was a compare Manchester with other But I don’t think about it. It has to necessary.” would identify objectives and goals political move. towns. Pellegrini said. Also this be done so I just go and do it.” for future economic development. A The communique avoided the term “ moderniza month, w ork w ill begin on designing a Trzaskos said. plan of action based on goals outlined tion” of short-range missiles because of the 1.00 Off survey form to gather basic informa Trzaskos was appointed acting Please turn to page 10 by the commission probably wouldn’t opposition of West Germany, where most of the zen Donuts tion on local busines.ses in all .sectors be developed until later that year weapons are based.
n per customer per visit, t participating shops Offers Shultz, back to peace mission, says U.S. won’t talk to PLO :ombined. Shop must retain xes not included. LONDON (AP) — Secretary of 9r Offer Good P L O is the sam e as it has been for The secretary, who was to President Reagan announced His hope is that he can narrow Reagan made the decision to State George P. Shultz, resuming Thru 3/26/80 years. travel to Jersualem after seeing Wednesday that he was sending the differences over who should recommit Shultz and U.S. pres Mideast peacemaking efforts, “We don’t talk to the PLO or Hussein, said that any Arab- Shultz on a new round of talks be at the negotiating table and tige to the so-far unsuccessful By said today the Reagan adminis deal with them as long as they do Israeii settlement must “deal with Mideast leaders in search of over the outline of an eventual search for peace after Shultz tration remains opposed to bring fUNKIN* not ... basically state their with the iegitimate rights” of the a formula for negotiations to end settlement. reported on his first, four-day ing the Palestine Liberation fONUTS readiness to deal with the state of Palestinians. Shuitz said he did the 40-year Arab-Israeli dispute. Hussein and Syrian President meeting the Arabs and Israelis. Organization into negotiations. Israei as a fact of life that’s going I worth th« trip. __ | not expect, during his return trip On Friday, in a fast-paced H afez Assad are pushing hard for “ It is clear all countries In the acn Shultz arrived in London for to be there,” Shultz said, “ and as to the Middle East, to meet with sequence, he will meet separately participation by the Soviet Union ' region believe it Is useful for the two hours of taiks with King Vail long as they don’t renounce Palestinian leaders in the Israeli with Israeli Prime Minister Yitz and- the Palestine Liberation United States to remain engaged 9 of t Hussein of Jordan. Before ieav- terrorism and vioience. Those occupied lands. hak Shamir and Foreign Minister Organization. Shamir, mean in this process,” Reagan said. tom ing NATO headquarters in Brus are the conditions.” “ I don’t see any way to do that, Shimon Peres, go to Egypt and while, is resisting the U.S. call on “ We will spare no effort in our sels, he told reporters, “The sian Hussein has reportedly been in but of course I would like to do Syria for talks with leaders there Israel to exchange territory for search for a comprehensive Be current U.S. policy toward the London for dental surgery. that as soon as possibie,” he said. — and immediately fly home. peace with the Arabs. peace settlement.” whit thea sorit aero Protest^response hurt Israeli image Mex Up t Text RAMALLAH, Occupied West cades 30 feet from the front of the Center for Strategic Studies. hospital director’s office Se Bank (AP) — News reports and Ramallah Hospital emergency In the 1982 I>ebanon war, beforehand. port' television footage of Israeli room and threw stones at Israeli Palestinian guerrillas frequently La. troops storming hospital wards, soldiers. Young Palestinian riot ieaders positioned rocket launchers and Dusi schoolrooms and mos^ques in the The army responded with tear also have used mo.sques as anti-aircraft batteries near hospi dam occupied lands to quash Arab gas and one canister landed in the refuges from soldiers and seized tals and residential apartment gion rioting have tarnished Israel’s hospital, forcing dozens of elderly control of some to attack Israeli buildings, using them as screens the image abroad. patients to flee, gagging and targets. in battles with Israeli soldiers. tern] But Israeli officials hotly re covering their faces with Troops firing tear gas, rubber Gah tort, and they are supported by clothing. bullets and occasionally even live He witnesses, that Palestinian pro “ P ro vo kin g the a rm y to enter a ammunition have broken into TODAY acco testers have used these institu hospital is a propaganda coup for hospitals in the West Bank and tions as havens to escape arrest the Palestinians,” said Brig. Gen. aero Gaza Strip at least seven times of ra and as staging grounds for more Arye Shalev, who was the m il since the unrest began Dec. 8, Index Bate demonstrations. itary governor of the West Bank according to witnesses. - 20 pag*>, 2 ■•ctlons at ( Israelis say this is a deliberate from 1974 to 1976. Troops killed two Arabs inside thum tactic aimed at eliciting foreign “ In the war of public opinion, Shifa Hospital’s walled com B u iln a t t ______9 Obituarist____to % the a condemnation by provoking hospitals, schools and mosques pound in December after rioters Clatalfisd _ 19-20 Opinion ______6 A P photo Str troops to attack institutions usu are symbols. They are sensitive used the courtyard of the Gaza Com ics .17 Psopis. trailt ally considered outside the realm spots. To enter a hospital by force City hospital as a fortress for Connscticut _A-5 Scisnes _ TARNISHED IMAGE — Pierres like this one, at the powe of conflict. with bullets and gas looks very hurling firebomb and rocks at F o c u s _____15 S p o r ts ___ 11-14 Wednesday scene of a Ramathah hospital hit by Israeii Roug On Wednesday, a dozen Arab bad,” said Shalev, now working soldiers. Community leaders had L o c a l____ 2-3, 10 T sisvislon — 16 tear gas, have tarnished Israeli’s msage abroad. teen-agers erected several barri at Tel Aviv University’s Jaffee held a strategy session in the L o ttsry ______2 U .S ./W o rld ____7 t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgdav Miw>h a. lOM — — iiiliiili mfii ' ^ I ^ 4 - M( About Town MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, March 3,'' 1988 — 3 Housing, eateries Retirees meet four-part $top smoking workshop ' " i .1, Water plan sparks S' beginning Monday, March 21 Manchester Municipal Reti from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Carolyn rees Group will meet at the Army Bountress, R.N., from the Ameri inspections resume and Navy Club Tuesday at 2 p.m. ‘we-they’ reactions & can Cancer Society, will direct . By Andrew Yurkovsky the series. Other workshop dates Robert B. Weiss’ request for the Manchester Herald Malpractice talk are Monday. March 23, Wednes position in the two previous By Nancy Concelman using them could be classified as Dea day, March 30, and Monday, April years. Manchester Herald non-conforming. The American Association of 4. Registration fee is $15 but $10 The town Health Department Kraatz said the Health Depart “ The way this accessory thing HAI Medical Assistants. Hartford will be returned upon completion has begun a systematic inspec- ment completed an inspection lo o k jfi 'b c u 'i Planning Director Mark Pelle is written, we could not have a has un Chapter, will meet on W^nesday Hon of apartment buildings in grini and members of the Eco- of the series. For more informa last month of 10 of 12 housing units cofl/i 4 copy machine down the hall that w at Manchester Community Col tion. call 647-3174. downtown Manchester for hous In the building at 1077 Main St. nomic Development Commission here,” Pellegrini said. desegi lege. Dinner will be served at 6 ing code compliance. The inspec The inspectors found "mostly said today that the town’s pro P ellegrin i, and commission The p.m., followed by a speaker at 7 tion is expected to take several minor maintenance problems" in posed aquifer protection regula members agreed that a specific Geraii p.m. The charge is $6 for Good citizens months to complete. Health Di that building, Kraatz said. A DUNTRY COIlCEL tion is being interpreted too definition of accessory use should comm students. $10 for members and $12 GOOD EXERCISE rector Ronald Kraatz said Two local students have been report on the inspection is now strictly by businesses in town. be included in the regulations. for npn-members. The topic of the — Joanne Florio of Wednesday. munic selected for The Daughters of the being put together. COLUM- “ It seems that this is becoming Another provision that should presentations will be medical other I American Revolution Good Citi Wellman Road takes ? At the same time, quarterly a polarization," William Hunni- be clarified is the section on malpractice given by Attorney Inspectors also have begun Und zens award, which will be pres advantage of Wed inspections of restaurants, which ( 203) 4 ; ford. Economic Development non-conforming, uses, he said. Peter C. Schwartz and Attorney came to a halt in June 1986 after checking for housing code com their \ ented March 10. Cheryl Spiegel of nesday's pleasant Commission member, said at the Under the regulation as it’s William Gallitto from the firm of housing code enforcement was pliance in the building at 700 Main commission meeting today. " It ’s legislt Kennedy Road, and Donna Erick St. Kraatz said five of 14 housing written now, existing businesses Gordon, Muir & Foley. For more weather to wheel her • ‘ transferred from the Building a ’we-they’ situation.” fundee son, of Bolton, were given the units in that building have been that would be prohibited under information, call 647-6115 or 246- children, Brittany, 1, •Department to the Health De- fiscal: honor by their schools for depen inspected so far. Pellegrini agreed, saying that the proposed regulation would be 7445. and Clifford, 3, along .v-partment, are also beginning this attitude may be caused by the classified as non-conforming uses its dability, service, leadership and The buildings on Main Street patriotism. Spiegel, a Manches East Eldridge Street. again. Because of the increased way the proposed regulation is and would be unable to expand. Coi /workload, the Health Depart- have been targeted by the Heal^ worded. But Pellegrini said some people Antiques displayed ter High School student, has been T h e National Department because of their age, NEi involved in many school functions ’ ment had been unable to do the “ It’s being interpreted much have suggested that if a high-risk Antiques and collectibles will W eather Service Kraatz said; He said inspections, havet and activities and served the ' quarterly restaurant inspections more strictly than it’s meant to business wants to expand a part M which will progress north up be,” Pellegrini said. study be featured in a show and sale on community by organizing an says Friday won’t be '-required by state law. of its operation that doesn’t Main Street, will be scheduled on Hunniford said that more input Harbt Saturday and Sunday from 10 anti-drug poster campaign. Er as nice for walking. 'The housing inspections and involve hazardous materials, an "ongoing basis” while inspec from the business community a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Howell ickson. a Bolton High School It will be cloudy and V resumption of restaurant inspec such as adding orfTWfice space, Top tors handle routine complaints. may be needed on the regulation, Cheney Regional Vocational student, has been active in school cold with a 30 tions were made possible by the the regulation shouldn’t apply. Envir Technical School on West Middle clubs and committees. hiring of an additional inspector Kraatz said he did not know but Pellegrini said he’s encour But PZC members said Tues Novel Turnpike. More than 70 dealers percent chance of last fall. There are now three whether the Health/Department aged input from businesses since day that retaining this portion of Havei will participate in the show. light snow or rain. inspectors In the Health Depart will target another area for the regulation was first oroposed the regulation would allow them that n Admission is $l50 per person. Recycling urged The high tempera ment and a sanitarian twho inspections after/this series is in December last year. Pellegrini to keep an eye on existing Tha The show will be catered and is completed. I has asked for suggestions on the A ture will be between .supervises inspections. businesses. A hearii The Lutz Children’s Museum is sponsored by Herb Stevenson and and 35. The town Board of Directors "W e assume that it will take regulation from individual busi "Make them explain to us why Corp.' co-sponsoring a program on ness owners, the Board of Direc Village Charm Promotions of approved the additional inspector some time to do Main Street — they’re not posing any hazardous luxur; Manchester. recycling, along with the state Reginald PInto/Mancheater Herald tors, Conservation Commission, post last May, The board had several months anyway,” he behavior (by expanding).” said becau ?S Department of Environmental fumed down Town ^Manager Greater Manchester Chamber of PZC alternate Josh Howroyd. said. dredg Protection, The program will be Commerce and Economic Devel “ You need to have some mecha Volunteers needed March 12 at 10 a.m. at the opment Commission. nism to look at existing busi The Meals on Wheels program museum Town to act on boathouse dream At a workshop Tuesday with nesses out there." Moi for the Manchester-Bolton area A state law passed in 1987 Tour of river land members of the Planning and Pellegrini .said the regulation’s requires municipalities in the Zoning Commission, Pellegrini BR1 needs volunteer drivers. Deiivery Bv Jacqueline Bennett completed in time for it to be requirements for the storage of state to recycle at least 25 percent as 15 boats. The club now stores restrictions were placed on sale said that provisions of the town’s L ’Am partners can be set up. Drivers Manchester Herald christened at our first race at chemicals in underground tanks of their waste by 1991, according its four fiberglass sculls outside a or lease of the land. David Kool/Manchaater Harald proposed aquiferprotection regu victin a- leave Manchester Hospital at Coventry Lake on April 23." also has caused confusion among to the environmental depart building at Patriot’s Park, near Area businesses also are lend three 11:15 a.m. and spend an hour COVENTRY — The University Donnelly said. planned for study OLDIES BUT GOODIES — Jack Levy of Country lation that have caused the business owners. The regulation 10 ment. This program, which fea the shore of the lake. ing support. greatest amount of debate among now requires that underground many making deliveries. Miiage reim of Connecticut Crew Club’s hope In the spring of last year, club \ Collectibles of Columbia looks over the antiques that will bursement is available. Inter tures an animated "recycling Commission members sug Manchester Sand & Gravel Co., By Alex Glrelll by the state. town agencies and commissions tanks be made of fiberglass or a The of' building a boathou.se near members had hopes of holding gested the club build on a site at be sold at the Howell Cheney Regional Vocational ested volunteers should call Me super hero,” encourages families Builders Concrete of Willimantic. Manchester Herald Smith said the committee .set include the list of prohibited specially coated steel tank sur federi 06ventry Lake, home to their their first annual regatta — a the park adjacent to the state boat Technical Antique Show to be held Saturday and Sunday lanie at 643-9511 from 8 a.m. to 2 to recycle their trash. and J & J Mottes of Stafford up to study the state funds met principal and accessory uses, rounded by a non-porous vault or allegi: regattas, may soon become a 2,000 meter race called the launch area on Lake Street. p.m. Pre-registration is required for Springs are donating the concrete ■ A committee studying how to Wednesday afternoon to disous.s at the school from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $2.50 per requirements for the reporting a double-walled vault. Pellegrini produ reality if town officials approve Coventry Sprint — at the lake. “ There is a water pump there the program, which is open to the plans this month. for the boathouse foundation. The use state money to improve the the project. person. Proceeds benefit the Vocational Industrial and storage of chemicals and said that a better definition of The adults and children alike. Partici They brought the proposal to the so we can wash down the boats, club is soliciting donations of "Once we have the boathouse, '-‘Hockanum River Linear Park That committee will meet Careers of America program. limitations placed on existing non-porous vault may be needed. claim Stop smoking pants must call the museum. town, won approval, and turned and the large parking lot near the we’ll be taken more seriously,” other needed materials. The plans to view land on the shore of again March 23 before discussing businesses that would be classi Business owners are asking Anton 643-0949. Tuesday through Satur their hope into reality in the fall of launch will be convenient” Don The Manchester Senior Citi Kenneth Donnelly. UConn Crew 1987. Nathan Hale Construction Co., of '■-Union Pond that the Archdiocese the po.ssible purchase March 29 fied as non-conforming and would why the town is making stricter collar day. between 9 a m. and 5 p.m. nelly said. Coventry, run by Recreation be unable to expand. requirements for underground zens Heaith Clinic is sponsoring a Club coach, said during a recent It seems the boathouse prop >' of Hartford wants to use to with Meagher, const! The only concern he has is the Commission member Harvey Directors to dii PZC members said they would tanks than the state, Pellegrini interview. His comments came osal has a good chance, too. > 'expand St. Bridget’s cemetery, to Smith and Arthur Glaeser. lead c legalities connected with trying Barrette, will help build the like to revise and clarify these said. But Howroyd said the state after a Feb. 17 meeting of the Council member Rose Fowler '•see what portion of it the town chairman of the Con.servation "Te Bolton ball planned to lease the property from the facility if it is approved. provisions before the regulation only regulates tanks of certain Recreation Commission. likes the idea. should try to acquire for park Biede Blizzard of ’88 town. The Patriot’s Park prop Commission, favor u.sing the goes to public hearing, possibly sizes. The Bolton Volunteer Fire 'Donnelly, an accounts adminis " It ’s great. It’s nice that we “ They’ve been very helpful and .. purposes. state money to buy as much land $1 million park plans law.su erty was purchased by the town this month. Howroyd and other PZC Department is holding its 22nd trator for the town of Newington, have a resource the university cooperative” Donnelly said of the 0.. And the committee will meet as possible from the cemetery photos sought from the Salvation Army with a Several PZC members said at members said the provision for annual Firemen’s Ball on Satur presented the propo.sal to the can use,’ ’ Fowler said. commission. March 29 with Richard F. By Andrew Yurkovsky from consultants to do a study of stipulation from the organization association, but other committee the Tuesday workshop that they The Manchester Herald i.s day evening at Willie’s Steak Recreation Commission at the Because the crew team is a club .Meagher, executive director of Manchester Herald current recreation facilities and tanks in the town regulation was Res She added that since the crew that the land be used for recrea members want to use some of the may reduce the list of prohibited planning special 100th anni House in Manchester. The 1987 meeting. The commission re and not a varsity sport, members . the Catholic Cemeteries Associa- maintenance needs. The Board of justified because about 40 percent club has been using the lake it has tion and not for profit-making money for making improvements uses and clarify the part of the versary coverage of the Firefighter of the Year award ceived the idea favorably. The have been negotiating on their . tion, to discuss a purcha.se or an Committees working on short- Directors has not yet allocated of Manchester’s drinking water HAI not interfered with other activi enterprises. to recreation facilities at the regulation that applies to acces Blizzard of 1888 and would will be presented that night. proposal is expected to be pres own with town officials. easement to extend the hiking and long-range recreation need.s any money for the work, but it is comes from the wells in the Comnr ties there and has brought the “ We may not be able to do that south end of Union Pond, through sory uses. like to hear from residents Those wishing to attend must ented to the Town Council at one „ trail. in Manchester agreed Wednesr expected to cost between $15,000 aquifer protection zones, and the m< town some positive publicity. The (own the building),’ ’ said Don Donnelly would like to see the which the Hockanum River flows. The regulation says now that all with photographs or memo reserve tickets, qj $20 each, by of two meetings this month. ,, Dr. Douglas Smith, one of the day night to bring their plans to and $25,000. Werbner said. underground tanks present one of worke club has been practicing at nelly. “ We may have fo donate club upgraded to a varsity team, At the Wedne.sday night meet uses prohibited as principal uses the greatest risks. rabilia of the storm. Please Friday afternoon, by calling Donnelly hopes the council will Coventry Lake for two years. so it could get recognition for its ■ ^em bers of the committee study- the town Board of Directors for a The work at Center Springs the He the building to the town then lease ing of the Hockanum River workshop next week. Assistant are also prohibited as accessory The state also requires busi-^ call Andrew Davis or Marie 643-9492. Dinner will be at 7:30 okay the plan so construction can Donnelly’s proposal is for a standings in competition. ■ ing state fundfs for the park and Park would be divided into two suchb it from them.” Linear Park Committee. Smith Town Manager Steven R uses. ness owners who work with Grady at 643-2711. p.m . and dancingfrom 9p.m, to 1 start by the end of the month. 24-by-80 foot boathouse facility , chairman of theHockanum River phases for each of the next two WitI He said it has not yet been "That’s a long way off though," spid the improvements other Werbner said today. Pellegrini described that part hazardous chemicals to list the am . "W e’d like to have the building which he said could hold as many Linear Park Committee, re fiscal years. The first phase the coi determined exactly what legal Donnelly said. '^committee members have in as a "nightmarish provision” types and amounts of those ported to the linear park commit- The short-term plan calls for a would include construction of the A Ad! mind include skating facilities because many of the businesses chemicals and how they’re ^ tee Wednesday night on step.s to two-year, $1 million program for new lodge, at a cost of about die. and an improved boat lunch. improvements to Center Springs that would be permitted in stored. The town’s proposed acquire the land. $230,000. Other work, for which It h! aquifer protection zones use regulation also requires this, but THE WEATHER He said a package of proposals Park, including cbnstruction of a cost estimates are not available, REGIONAL WEATHER Dr. Crane^s Quiz Other members of the commit- hazardous chemicals. For exam takes it a step further in making weeks will be worked out and presented new lodge that would house are construction of a new drive The Acc«»-Wea(tier'*Totec«st loc 8 A.M., Friday. March 4 . tee set up to study use of the state ple. cleaning supplies are often businesses submit a chemical a tech Accu-Weather^ forecast for Friday to the various town groups offices for the town Recreation way to run through the entire 3 4 0 3 0 "■funds include the heads of the used in office buildings, which are management and emergency 3 it bad involved, but he said that the town Department. The long-range plan Daytime Conditions and High Temperatures 1. Kennedy Airport suggests which nicknamed city? Conservation Commission and park and a parking lot for 40 to 45 might not be happy five or ten calls for improvements to Union permitted. But the storage and spill procedure to the town. The GOTHAM WINDY CITY BEAN TOWN CITY OF ROSES the Park and Recreation Com- cars. years from now if the cemetery Pond and Globe Hollow Reservoir manufacturing of cleaning supp “ We want to go a little bit worke mission as 'well'1 as Director 2. A "tinker” would depend primarily on which tool? land is developed and is no longer and construction of a cross The second phase would in lies is prohibited as a principal beyond knowing that hazardous Barbara Weinberg. The Board of STILLSON’S WRENCH SOLDERING IRON available. country skiing trail at Porter clude rehabilitating Center use under the current regulation. materials are on te site," Pelle Directors will make the final HACKSAW MITER BOX Reservoir off Ferguson Road. Springs Pond to make it suitable Some office supplies would be grini said. "It demonstrates to Yak decision on how the state money, But Smith said it is important to The workshop with the Board of for recreational purposes. That considered prohibited accessory the commission that they (busi 3. Which measuring unit is most suggestive of a surveyor’ estimated at $480,000. will be get an agreement now, because NE\ Directors is scheduled for Tues work is estimated to cost between uses and under the current nesses) can operate safely on the CHAIN CUBIT FURLONG KILOCYCLE used. “ the picture may change” $200,000 and $400,000. CIA’s day at 7p.m. in the Lincoln (Center regulation proposal any business site." repres Weinberg said today it is He said the town should have at 4. Which one of these suggests a wind instrument? hearing room. they w uncertain exactly how much least a 50-foot-wide strip along the SLIDE BOW FRET BRIDGE Meanwhile. Werbner said the Aboi money would be made available pond for a hiking trail. town is requesting proposals 5. An “ ink piano" is usually of most importance to which worker’ Wednt DANCER MAGICIAN REPORTER CASHIER arguir The Ultimate in Contemporary consifi 6. Analyze the five flowers at the left. Then try to match them with ■‘We the usual color of their petals, as shown at the right. Center schedules open house L ig h tin g (a) Lilac (v) Yellow Ameri one of (b) Lily(w ) Blue Bv Andrew J. Davis it going” rounding towns such as Coventry. b y Basic Concepts (c) Poinsettia (x) Purple Manchester Herald The original work center- is Vernon and Rockville, he said. CIA re (d) Dandelion (y) White located in Hartford. Two staff members, as, well as W4nn Cold Stattortary (e) Morning Glory (z) Red The Hartford Rehab (Center will The second work center was Pencil lamps ... one of the most In C» Ar ru W«*Mh4*r Irv staff members from the Hartford hold an open house on March 25 to novative Ideas in home lighting. Answers In the Classified section. located in Manchester because of Center, train the clients in how to celebrate the opening of its They're ideal for the den or kids' NA its proximity to Hartford and make "headlights” Headlights Manchester work center for rooms. Choose from a selection of because an adequate facility was are lights which attach to a emotionally and physically dis floor, table and mini models In red or found here. Cohn said. hardhat or can be strapped to a Rain, snow fall across Naked gardener goes to jail abled people, said Virginia S. yellow. You can't go wrong with the “ We needed adequate space.” person’s head, Cohn said. in r Cohn, center spokesman. she said. "It was much too much "Write" Light. PEKIN, 111. (AP) - A judge Headlights are usually worn by victed six times of misdemeanor The center, housed at 203 for here (Hartford). We found an Sale HARTF said a 65-year-old man he sent people such as firefighters who the nation’s midsection disorderly conduct since 1981, Sheldon Rd.. was opened in excellent space in Manchester.” Reg. Price: $110.00 Price chapter o enced to 30 days in jail for doing must keep their hands free while argued it was his constitutional •October, Cohn said. 'The open She would not comment on the Pencil Floor L am p ...... 0 8 0 .0 0 tion for By The Associated Press roof of a house at Opelousas and yardwork naked is a dedicated working, but need special light right to be nude. The latest .Jiouse was delayed until March cost of opening the second work Colored 1 blew a trailer over at Scott. nudist and good citizen who is ing. she said. Approximately Sale charge stems from an Incident In because work on the 9,000-square- center. establish A storm system produced paying the consequences for civil 35.000 headlights have been pro Reg. Price; $34.95 Price Winds were gusty at times May that "alarmed and dis ioot center is finally, complete, About 22 people come to the accused i showers and thunderstorms disobedience. duced at the center. Pencil Table Lamp . .024.08 behind the storm system; Enid, turbed" a neighboring family, she said. The disabled receive center daily, said Sammy Sadler, reporter 1 across the lower Mississippi " I can’t think of anything bad Okla., reported gusts to 46 mph according to testimony. occupational training at the center director. People with Most of the equipment is sold to Membe Valley as snow fell on other parts about him. But there is one Wednesday pight. center. emotional and physical disabili local and state governments, she Great values on all Halogen Lighting, NAACP d of the nation’s midsection and annoying habit he has. He’s a 9 “ We moved there in October. ties are helped there, he said. said. the "LIGHTING OF THE EIGHTIES." 9 meeting ' tornadoes were reported in Loui nudist," Tazewell County Circuit Rain fell from westernern\ljtla- Tt’s now in real working order,’’ The majority of the clients The open house will begin at Featured here is the Glass Pan Halo Joseph L siana and Texas. Judge Joe B. McDade said of v . . homa across parts of Kansas and Cohn said. “ It takes a while toget come from Manchester or sur 1:30 p.m. gen Torch 70” floor lamp 250 watt who has Behind the storm system, Missouri. Almost 2 inches was. Robert Norton during Tuesday’s halogen bulb has a full range dim m er. which was centered over sou sentencing hearing. murderin recorded at McConnell AFB in Sale her apart theastern Oklahoma, snow advi “ He is not a criminal In the Wichita, Kan., on Wednesday Reg. Price; $260.00 Price The "J sories were posted Wednesday normal sense of that word," evening. Rain also extended east Today’s weather picture was drawn by ^herry Murdock who 1991 bookings of concern to club Halogen Floor Lam p ...... 0160.00 Fund” w across parts of Texas, New across southern Illinois and McDade said. " I believe he’s a Connecticut daily lives on Grove Street and attends Robertson School. Now at super savings! Great values I/Omax. w Mexico,-<)klahoma and Kansas. man of high principles. To wit, I Uk344ii3 4 V 4 southern Indiana, and showers Wednesday: 449 Director James F. "Dutch” approved an appropriation of a by a pub] Up to 7 inches of snow fell in the think he’s a fine citizen.” on other Halogen lamps. Visit our were reported from western Fogarty said Wednesday he is grant in the amount of $34,794 Weiss added that the town is "in his own U Texas Panhandle. Norton, who had been con Play Four: 3766 unique display showcases today. Tennessee into central CONNECTICUT WEATHER planning a meeting with officials from the state’s Municipal Liabil the process of signing” a contract Patricii Several tornadoes were re Mississippi. from the Manchester Country ity Trust Fund to pay for an with Cornish and Silva, a Sale ends Sunday, March 12, ported near Duson and Lafayette, 1088. NAACP „ Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: Club to discuss concerns the club environmental impact statement Massachusetts-based golf course Lomax cs La. One person was injured at A flood warning was posted for has over the scheduling of ban on possible expansion of the golf architect, for drawing up prelimi the Deep Fork River in Manchester Herald STORE HRS: MANCHESTER: M F 6 00-5 00, in jail ai Duson and 28 aircraft were Tonight, periods of light snow and colder. Low 22 to 27. quets at the club. course. Town Manager Robert B. nary plans for the golf course Oklahoma. THUR 8:00 9 00, SAT: 8 00 5 00 AND innocent, damaged at the Lafayette Re Friday, cloudy and cold. A 30 percent chance of light Weiss said today that the town expansion. 'The cost of the work SUN: 12 00-5 00 • BRISTOL: M F 8 00 5 00. USPS 327-500 Fogarty said that Paul J. friend, < gional Airport. A tornado ripped Snow advisories were posted snow or rain. High 30 to 35. VOL. evil. No. 131 would prepare requests for prop- would be $10,000. THUR; 8 00-8 00. SAT 8 00 1 00 the roofs off mobile homes and Rossetto, the president of the proached across parts of Kansas, Okla club, had expressed concern over " It ’s no temporarily interrupted power in homa and New Mexico. Up to 3 West Coastal, East Coastal: Tonight, periods of light Publlshsd dtlly sxcspt Sunday Suggaatad carrlar rataa ara $t.60 and earialn hoMdaya by lha Man- the ability to book weddings in that a lot c Galveston, Texas. inches of snow was reported at snow or rain and colder. Low 28 to 33. Friday, cloudy waakly, $7.70 tor ona month. $23. tO Heavy rain and gusty winds chaator Publlahlng Co., 16 Bralnard for tbraa montba. $46.20 for alx advance in light of the fact that Assessor gets praise Liberal and Meade, Kan., and and cold.,A 50 percent chance of light snow or rain. Placa. Manchoatar. Conn. 06040. the club’s lease with the town is accompanied the thunderstorms ground blizzard conditions were montba and $02.M tor otta yaar. across Louisiana. Almost 2 inches High 32 to 36. ^ Sacond elaaa poalaga paid at Sanlor citizan rataa and mall mtaa due to expire in 1991. Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. has undertaking for any community, reported across the region. Rain Mancbaatar, Conn. Poalmaalar: of rain fell Wednesday evening at ara avallabta on raquaat. Fogarty said he did not know praised town Assessor J. Richard even when undertaken by a was changing to freezing rain and Northwest Hills: Tonight, cloudy and colder. Low 16 Sand addraaa chaagaa to tba To placa a claaalflad or diaplay Vincent and the assessor’s staff consultant,” DiRosa said in a Baton Rouge. Gusts were clocked Mancbaatar Harald. P.O. Box 96t. when the directors’ country club sleet across south-central Kansas to 22. Friday, becoming mostly cloudy. Cold, with a advartlaamant. or to raport a nawa for its work in completing the at 83 mph in Lafayette as Mancbaatar, Conn. 06040. subcommittee, which he chairs, letter to,Vincent. ECONOMY early today. Itam. atory or pictura ktaa. call revaluation of the town’s real The Assessor's Office, working thunderstorms rumbled across high 27 to 32. If you don’t racalvayourHaraldby 643-2711. Off lea hours ara0:30a.m. would schedule a meeting with' estate property. the area. Showers also dampened south- 5 p.m. waakdaya or 7:30 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. club officials. through the weekend, just met the Strong wind blew over a house Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I. and Montauk Sfturdaya, plaaaa talapbona your "The Board of Directors is well state deadline and completed the ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC. central Arizona, scattered sec Dta Mancbaatar Harald la a The privately-owned club MANCHE8TER-428 Totland Tpke.-ExK 63 otf 1-84 trailer and also caused tree and Point: Wind northeast 15 to 20 knots tonight and carrlar. If you’ra unabla to raacb mambar of tba AasodatadPraaa. tba aware of the Herculean efforts of town’s Grand List on Monday. tions of the Pacific Northwest, leases the property on which the 647-5(XX) Locally. 1(8(X))482-5000 ToH Free power line damage near Baton southern New York state and the increasing to 20 to 25 knots Friday. Seas 1 to 2 feet your carrlar. call aubacrlbar aarvlca Audit Buraau of CIrculatlonaandtha you and your entire staff required The Grand List took unusually at 647-0046 by 6 p.m. waakdaya for golf course and club house are BRISTOL - 104 North St. (Rt.6). 583-5000 Rouge. Wind also damaged the New England seaboard. tonight and 2 to 3 feet Friday. N o w England Nowapapar over the last few days of Febru long to prepare because of the dallvary In Mancbaatar. Aaaoclatlon. located from the town. ary to meet the statutory deadline revaluation, which was carried In a related matter, the Board for the completion of the Grand out for the first time in-house by lO VING NEW ENGLAND HUN^iM NCHESm , 8M $T0l, 8 GROTON. CT4N0 FRAMINGHAM. of Directors on Tuesday night List. A revaluation is a major the Assessor’s Office. 4 —“MANCHESTER HERALD, Tlwrsday, March 3. 1986 • MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, March 3, 1988 — 5 S T A T E GOP says housing bill Changing times: Goshen votes on zoning next week By Mark Seavy 78 years. The Associated Press The only other Connecticut ’The ordinance establishes min simply readopts its land-use sewage disposal systems and “The people are getting ready towns without zoning are East- imum lot sizes for residential, & R E G IO N for the battle at the toivn meeting ordinance as zoning regulations. underground heating oil tanks, he tramples on home rule GOSHEN — Faced with the ford, North Canaan, Fomfret, commercial and Industrial uses, McEachern said under a prop said. and after all is said and done, Sterling, and Woodstock, accord but doesn’t say in which parts of I as onset of developnnent and erosion some will talk to each other and osal being put forward by the Desegregation advances By Brent Laymen D-New London, who sponsored would require towns to review ing to the Connecticut Conference town such developments are commission, the town woulds be “There are things in the land- The Associated Press of some their Yankee independ others won’t.” the measure. their plans of development at ence, town residents will decide of Municipalities. permitted or not permitted. Deci split Into two zones. This would use ordinance that are very ing HARTFORD — The state Board of Education “I don’t think anybody in this least once every ten years and to A town meeting is scheduled for A proposal to adopt zoning in sions on applications for develop precise and those would be pulled e a has unanimoui^iy adopted a two-year program next week whether to adopt March 10 for residents to vote on include the 700-unit Woodridge HARTFORD — Republicans caucus is prepared to mandate update the plans if necessary. zoning. Goshen was narrowly defeated by ment are made by a Land Use Lake development with the rest of out if we went to zoning and that lall that will hopefully lead to a formal plan to complain that a measure that that a , town alter It’s zoning The amended bill goes to the the proposed change to zoning. If voters 322-319 in a referendum in Commission. the town zoned for agriculture would not be in the best interests desegregate Connecticut’s public schools. Goshen, a small, rural town town residents approve zoning, a would require towns to consider regulations,” Cibes said. “That’s Senate. tucked in the state’s northwest July 1987. The town had zoning Birchwood Associates, which and residential uses, he said. of the town environmentally,” ion The board directed Education Commissioner the local need for affordable an option for the future. But I planning and zoni ng commission regulations for about 10 years in wants to develop a 150-acre tract “Right now we’re on thin Ice Bonaguide said. ific ’The state’s Blue Ribbon Com comer. Is one of only six munici would be created to draft regula Gerald N. Tirozzi to spend this year gathering housing in their development would like to try incentives first.” mission on Housing this week the 1950s and 1960s, but residents near Dog Pond, claims in a and we want to be on good, thick uid plans tramples on the concept of palities in the state that haven’t tions to govern it. Town officials have cited the comments on the subject from local school and Cibes said a town could very recommended further study of adopted zoning. Some residents rescinded them in a town meeting lawsuit filed against Goshen in Ice,” McEachern said. “It’s municipal officials, teachers, civic leaders and home rule. well conclude that affordable The town’s land-use commis more than 20 years ago. January that the land-use ordi really no big deal. It’s basically cost of fighting Birchwood’s Lild the idea of creating a state board say now that change is inevitable sion is proposing to readopt the other interested parties. “The bill clearly Is a first step housing needs were being met that could overrule exclusionary At issue now is the land-use nance is so restrictive that it the same regulations.” lawsuit in court as another reason on toward mandating changes in because Connecticut is so attrac land-use ordinance that currently for switching to zoning, but Under the program approved Wednesday, locally and include nothinga^ut zoning practices of some cities tive to developers. ordinance, adopted in 1985 as would limit its proposed 30-Iot David Bonaguide. a Goshen lid. their views would be incorporated into local zoning to provide for, the issue in its plan of governs the town as zoning guide to (levelopment in a town subdivision to six lots. resident who served on the study Bonaguide said he thinks it would It's and towns as one way to foster “I’m an old-timer and I don’t regulations, according to its legislative proposals in 1989 and — if adopted — maybe, higher density construc development. construction of affordable more accustom^ to dairy farms The lawsuit states that if the committee that drafted the land- be a good investment. Res tion of housing,’’ House Minority feel I should be controlled, but the chairman, Peter J. McEachern. funded by the General Assembly in the 1990-91 A plan of development is a housing. time is coming when we do have than condominium complexes. ordinance were enforced, Birch use ordinance, said the town "It seems we are abandoning ler Leader Robert Jaekle, R- “We want to have zoning that is It’s also an ordinance that wood Associates would be “de would lose certain protections in be fiscal year. statement of the policies, goals Cibes said the legisiature prob to have some regulations,” said especially tailored to Goshen and the land-use ordinance because of Stratford, said Wednesday after and standards for the town’s Birchwood Associates, a develop prived of the ability to prepare a switching to zoning. the cost to the town, but I don’t- ses the state House of Representa ably would not support creation of First Selectman Richard C. Ko- that we can do by readopting the ment company from New York, physical .and economic develop such a statewide housing appeals bylenski. who has lived in the proper plan of development.” Among those are regulations think the town could find a better d. Contamination study moves tives approved the measure, land-use ordinance as zoning.” said represents “confiscatory The partnershiphas threatened designed to protect the town’s pie ment, including the best use of board this session. 45-square-mile town for 73 of his McEachern said. place to put its money.” Bona 77-62. land regulation.” to continue the lawsuit it the town water supply, including limits on guide said. isk NEW HAVEN — State and federal officials land for residential, commercial, Gov. William A. O’Neill said have decided to shift a toxic contamination Democratic leaders, however, recreational and other uses. M art said the measure amounted to Wednesday that the state should n't study from New Haven Harbor to Black Rock nothing moi^ than a gentle Majority Leader Robert F. get involved in local zoning only ils, Harbor in Bridgeport, where it will cost less. suggestion that local officials Frankel, D-Stratford, noted that after other means of creating Surge in domestic kiiiings DISCOUNVjVoURMlp^^ ce, Top officials at the state Department of start grappling with the need for courts have held that such plans affordable housing had been tried Environmental Protection announced last ' housing for low- and moderate- are merely guides for local and failed. MANCHESTER DISCOUNT LIQUORS es- November that contamination by PCBs in New income families. development that don’t have the "To overrule local zoning — 1 of Haven Harbor would be given high priority, and “We really ought to try to same force of law as zoning that would be the last thing I thing puzzies Connecticut experts 1032 Tolland Tpke., Manchester, CT 649-4750 pm that money would be sought for a study. persuade ... local communities regulations. Conveniently Located In Heartland Ptaza ing they should do,” O’Neill said. “It A That announcement came shortly after a DEP that they have a responsiblity to Debate on the measure, which would be a last resort. And I NEW HAVEN (AP) - A surge hearing officer recommended that the Fusco help house the population of the was included as an amendment to would like to try everything during a conference examining Suicide following fatal attacks COKE or PEPSI by of domestic violence in Connecti Connecticut’s domestic violence Plels (torboWwl...... * 5 a 9 9 Avia 1.5 L ...... *1.99 Corp.’s large-scale proposal to build a marina, state,’’ said Deputy House a related bill, lasted two hours. before we even consider that at by men on their partners can be Our FtiM <0.M ■ « AtoM )11S luxury hotel and retail center be denied, largely AP photo Speaker William J. Cibes Jr.. The bill itself, approved 83-56, all.” cut that has left at least eight law last fall Indicated that “a common pattern.” Stark said. Pielo (Ntoy(...... * 5 .9 9 aid people dead in the first two restraining orders can help pro o
c / - 8 - MAI 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, March 3 ,196S MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. March 3, 1988 k OPINION N A T IO N Pizza and pep rallies
1 and & W O R L D ks.he part of 'thriir m urder Prohibition Rights bill In dispute Test! land- By Fred Bayies very J a c k WASHINGTON — President Reagan’s vow to The Associated Press NEW lulled veto a sweeping civil righU bill puU him on a laborati d that or reguiation Anderson coliision course with Congress, which has DEDHAM, Mass. — Pizzerias from re ;rests overwhelmingly endorsed the landmark and pep rallies, the normai superco ally,” \0 measure expanding protections against elements of teen life, are part of a to elect! insml discrimination. bizarre murder case in which the Reset Groups ranging from the U.S. Catholic defendant aliegediy killed a say the over water? classmate for a thrill, then d the \ Conference to the National Women’s Law Center about IT 'ood’s showed the corpse to friends who than 201 eason hailed the 315-98 vote Wednesday by which the stayed mum for weeks about the House sent the Civil Rights Restoration Act on accepte but T9 macabre secret in the snowy compou would When the town set out to develop its way to the White House. woods. regulations to protect the vast underground 3 Non-working Republicans opposed the measure by a slight The case, which began unfold-' Paul ( w atercourse that runs beneath so much of %A margin, but just four of the majority Democrats ing Wednesday in Norfoik Super he hade oning Manchester’s land, it undertook a difficult voted against it. ior Court, features accusations finding: use of He said task. The bill, which some veteran lawmakers that a 14-year-oid piotted the don’t vacations for likened to the great civil rights statutes passed crime for nearly a month, sorting magneti )etter in the 1960s and 1970s, requires entire colleges, through a iist of possibie victims. ity calle Bona- The staff of the Planning Department school systems, government agencies and AP p h oto It includes young friends, now The n drafted a tentative set of regulations that his chief accusers, who told a Vresearcl prohibited a rather wide variety of industries our iegisiators private entities to compiy with anti- M discrimination iaws if any program or activity TRADING PLACES — Pr'esident Ronald shocked courtroom of viewing a Machini and other commercial establishments from I r within them receives federai money. Reagan enjoys a laugh as Secretary of dead classmate only hours after a Present locating on land over the aquifer. State George Shultz takes his place at pre-Thanksgiving pep rally, then Super WASHINGTON — Our recent series on the microphone at NATO headquarters I going with jhe alleged killer for a current The rules would also prevent businesses congressional Junketing prompted howls of protest Shamir predicts disaster snack at a shopping mall pizza I already located over the aquifer from WNTRl'i 1/ II from lawmakers who claimed our portrayals of in Brusseis today. Reagan had just parlor. ROD MATTHEWS JEANNE QUINN expanding if they posed a potential threat to lUTlONli ralrfnanjs t|,gjr t^jpg abroad were unfair. How dare we JERUSAl'e M — Prime Minister Yitzhak finished his speech at the conclusion of "He said he wanted to know . . . feeling the pain . . victim’s mother One the water below. Shamir said Israeii withdrawai from the a two-day NATO summit. what it was like to kill some- ‘ question their need, indeed their right, to serve the HOST T4iE££M0N FOR TAPPING taxpayers by viewing the problem areas of the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip wouid have body,” Robbie Peterson, 16, A A him with a baseball bat. Peterson ting to the killing. The talk of women j Many who have studied the proposed ______world up close and personal ? "disastrous consequences” because the Arab testified about defendant Rod said Matthews also planned to cut murder was interrupted for a regulations have concluded that they contain world is bent on destroying the Jewish state. Rivals spar over Panama Matthews. off his victim’s legs "and toss snowball fight with neighborhood virus, a too much outright prohibition and too little The truth is, we didn’t. Not ali of them, anyway. Shamir’s remarks came on the eve of Matthews, now 15, is being tried them." children, Peterson testified. The ai regulation. Open Forum Our associate Jim Lynch examined 23 different George Bush rebuked Republican presidential as an adult for the Nov. 20, 1986, routinel Secretary of State Gporge P. Shuitz’ scheduied rival Bob Dole for implying that Bush, as CIA "I said why? ... He said, ‘Just Peterson said Matthews then trips taken during the January recess by 74 return to the regionior a second round of talks bludgeoning of 14-year-old Shaun for the heck of it,”’ Peterson agreed to take him to the murder estimati The easiest way to ensure that the w ater members of Congress. The law m ^ers traveied chief, may have had deaiings with Panamanian Ouillette. According to the pro testified. scene. surveys with Israeii and Arab leaders on the U.S. plan strongman Manuel Antonio Noriega. And Rep. underground will be protected from pollution through 34 countries, including K ^ea, the for Middle East peace. secutor, the thin, bespectacled The teen-ager, testifying in d The teen-ager testified that on male is not to allow anything above it that could he is not a hick and he knows where quantities of advertising for those Philippines. Australia. New Zealand, New Guinea, Richard Gephardt was the target of stinging defendant coldly killed his victim barely audible voice, told how Matthews explained how he at high r There’s iha^tc Also Wednesday, koldiers in the West Bank attacks by two Democratic opponents. possibly pollute it. But because the aquifer he is at all times. His name; Paul events. Those not interested can Thailand, Taiwan, Tahiti, French Guiana, Brazil, city of Ramaiiah fired tear gas into the city with a baseball bat, thenI ^a&nly...... ^ Matthews named several poten walked in Ouillette’s footsteps in The St runs under such a large par^of the center of Newman. turn off their teievisions. Argentina, Chile, Ecuador and Antarctica. With Southern exposure at a premium in the lied to police about his victim’s tial victims before settling on the snow, then clubbed him in the giving b In good racing hospital, forcing doctors to don gas masks and finai five daysof Super Tuesday campaigning, whereabouts. town and so much of the land over it is already Racing is an eye-hand, eye-foot Race car drivers are constantly Of these trips, we cited two that sounded sending dozens of choking patients fleeing. Ouillette, an overweight high head with a bat as the victim set infected To the Editor; coordination sport with not much the candidates are saturating the airwaves with “He was deliberate in the plan school freshman who had moved off bottle rockets. greatly. developed, that is not a practical solution. trying to improve their driving suspiciously like thiniy disguised vacations. One and put it into effect efficiently room for error. No judges or ability. The minor classes of attacks and appeals, and barnstorming their to the community south of Boston "He said Shaun fell down and At thn was a trip led by Rep. Earl Hutto, D-Fla., through Panama strike is growing way from Lubbock to Little Rock. and effectively,” said Assistant a year earlier. said ‘help me’ and Rod hit him Furthermore, merely preventing the Mr. Tierney (sports writer): umpires to decide points or fouls, racing found at Riverside Park. the South Pacific and to Antarctica to witness a per 1,00c Tuesday’s 20-state round of primaries and District Attorney Peter Casey. “He said he (Ouillette) would again." Peterson said Matthews hospital: existing businesses from expanding does not Ha veyou ever watehedany auto whether he or she wins or not is up Stafford Springs Motor Speed Coast Guard ice breaker doing the job it was PANAMA CITY, Panama — Organizers • Matthews’ defense attorney prevent them from developing technologies racing besides the good ol' boys caucuses is concentrated in the South. For both be the least missed, that he didn’t told him how he cleaned the virus. 9 to the driver and machine. Most way, Waterford Speedbowl, designed for. The other was a sojourn through caiied a three-day-old general strike against painted another picture of the have that many friends,” Peter bloody bat in the snow. thayiose new pollution threats. down South? I seriously doubt it. serious athletes don’t drink or Thompson Racetrack and Lime parties, more than naif the deiegates needed to South America that ended on the Galapagos Gen. Manuei Antonio Noriega their most clinch the nomination are at stake. youth, that of a mentally ill child son testified. Ouillette’s mother, Jeanne Just because you are a "sports smoke if they want to be the best, Rock, all right here in Connecticut successfui yet, and the United States stepped up Few Planning Director Mark Pellegrini and Islands, 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador. Doie and Bush traded jabs as the two from a troubled home whose use Peterson said he had warned Quinn, sobbed as she heard the 1 writer” doesn’t necessarily mean and as for the teeth, have you and Massachusetts, are the places economic pressure on Panama’s military of the prescribed Stimulant Ri some members of the Planning and Zoning campaigned in Louisiana. The Kansas senator, other potential victims not to go to description of her son’s murder. BOS1 you know about all sports, so let looked closely at hockey and they start. They don’t practice in a It was our irreverent description of this voyage strongman. talin contributed to his murder Matthews’ home, but although he Matthews stared at the wooden Commission have concluded that the best me help you. If you have been to a football players orboxers?Icallit parking lot. Racing requires that caused the most heartburn on Capitol Hill. One in New Orleans, hinted at a Bush-Noriega ous actions. get the On Wednesday, doctors joined businesses in connection. knew Matthews planned to lure table without expression while his but doc route is to reduce the number of outright road race or a grand prix you insane to face a 300-pound guy strength and endurance. There is member of the delegation. Rep. Mariiyn Lioyd, the strike, which organizers said would continue "In this case is the insidious Ouillette into the woods with the mother, Janice, bowed her head. prohibitions, and develop more regulation. would see the sport in i^cing. We tryingtoknock you intonext week. even a school in Westport. which is D-Tenn., indignantly told a television journalist in element of mental illness with the promise of fireworks, Peterson Under cross examination, Pe wantinf at least through today. They also said they Doctc all have our preferences on road Instead of calling racers names, also the headquarters for the her hometown of Chattanooga that the trip was a would increase street demonstrations that have AIDS epidemic in Scotland overlying thread of Ritalin," -said he only told Ouillette, on the terson said he would have gone That is probably the way to go, but it is vs. oval racing (both are high- you shouldbehappy that thebra ve Sports Car Club of America. Most "rigorous, scientific, fact-finding mission.” Rep. attorney John Philip White told day he died, to have Matthews for help if he thought Quillette Hunting m ore complicated. brought scattered violence to the capital. describi tech. high-energy, high-expense souls who first raced cars did so. racesareunderNASCARsupervi- Robert Roe, D-N.J. — who led six members of the Strike leaders said participation in the EDINBURGH, Scotland — Well out of sight of the jury. bring the fireworks to school. was still alive. He also acknowl and high-speed). but my husband They brought about safety fea sion which sets the rules and Science. Space and Technology Committee, four stoppage was expected to fall off slightly today. tourists strolling along the spectacular Royal According to the prosecutor After school that day, Peterson edged telling authorities early in months Regulatory provisions will be somewhat and testimony by Peterson and today’s technical. They will have to be carefully has told me anything over 100 tures in our present-day autos regulations for car racing. spouses, 13 staffers, an astronaut and four miiitary Mile between Edinburgh's medieval castle and said he was playing with, a the investigation that Matthews escorts on the 13-day journey — called to say that Holyrood Palace, the Scottish capital is 16-year-oId Jonathan Cash, Mat radio-controlled car when he saw told him "everything just went The n( drafted. And when the regulations are miles per hour seems basically such as four-wheel hydraulic Racing has drawn people from the same and he’s been in the brakes, disc brakes, rear-view all walks of life, many of them our account was misleading. He echoed his U.S. steps up pressure grappling with a double epidemic of drug abuse thews began talking about killing Matthews walking down the blank and he went after Shaun." people V adopted, they will have to be administered. spokesman’s comment, quoted in our original someone about Halloween of 1986. street with a baseball bat. When Peterson testified that a week iikely to magic mph range many a time. It mirrors, seat belts, radial tires, well-known, such as Henry Ford. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Reagan and AIDS. That may require additional town staff, is a risky business, but if you steel wheels, rack-and-pinion story, that the delegation had endured a "heavy The graceful old city, whose arts festival They said he eventually decided he asked if Matthews had killed later, he and Cash viewed the themsel John DeLorean, Carroll Shelby administration is ready to step up a campaign of to lure a victim to a wooded area Ouillette, Peterson said the de body again with Matthews after something the Planning and Zoning watched closely and had an expert steering, blowout-proof tires, and Ferdinand Porsche. It started schedule,” draws 600,000 visitors each summer, is getting I Commission should be aware of when it economic warfare against Panama’s six-day-old known as "The Pits," then beat fendant hesitated before admit the school rally. their 30i to point out the good and bad safety glass, unit bodies, deform in France in 1894 and in America government by denying it access to millions of becoming stigmatized as a European center for considers the regulations. driving, you would en,)oy the Committee chairman Roe subsequently sent us a drug-related AIDS, The di structure principle, ejector en the following year, and has done report to substantiate how hard the delegation had dollars in canal fees and U.S. bank accounts. magic involved. gine principal, bucket seats, head much to develop better types of Unlike the rest of Britain, where drug addicts disease worked. It disclosed that the group had met with 20 Assistant Secretary of State Elliott Abrams, a fewer tfi Good racing is very deceiving rests, safety bars in doors, door motors and equipment found in leader in the U.S. effort against Panama’s account for only 7 percent of AIDS carriers, because the truly great drivers government officials in five countries. Plans had needle-users make up 60 percent of the infected West German hostage freed appoint: latches and many more. today’s automobiles. been discussed for establishing a Pan-American military strongman Manuel Antonio Noriega, makejt-look so smooth. so easy — With all this, please don’t bother Mr. Tierney certainly has a raised the prospect that the next payment due to population in Scotland and the majority live in BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Syrian escort. space agency and for a joint effort to launch a Edinburgh. The sharing of contaminated months, Rana Mounia, and his they don’t fling their cars about your head about race drivers. right to his opinion, but I think scientific satellite. Panama for Panama Canal operations will be West German hostage Ralph Schray, a Lebanese-born West uncle, George abu Nassar, left by t he t rack, abuse their cars or t ry to They are just fine, thank you. some research would have shown needles is one way that the AIDS virus is Rudolf Schray was freed by his German, was kidnapped Jan. 27 withheld. transmitted. car for Damascus carrying a knock one another off the road. As him that all racers are not hicks On the Gaiapagos Islands, according to the Abrams said Wednesday that action would be pro-Iranian Shiite Moslem kid in Moslem west Beirut. A Shiite suitcase of clothes for the freed TROJ 3 forathleticahility.youarewrong. Sally Barr with low mentality. The people committee report, the iawmakers had discussed taken if such a request were made by ousted nappers in Beirut today and taken faction called the Holy Warriors German. 3 Ribbe Drivers have to be in top shape French Road involved in racing I have met are the prospect of U.S. assistance for a new President Eric Arturo Delvalle. State under Syrian army escort to of Freedom on Wednesday made both physically and mentally — Bolton intelligent, care about safety and planetarium due to open soon in the Ecuadorean Iran, Iraq continue duel Damascus, officials said. the first claim of responsibility “I’m going to see him,” a Rei Department deputy spokeswoman Phyllis In a statement issued in Bonn, for his abducti6n. who else could concentrate for enjoy the competition of design capital of Quito. ’The committee also studied how Oakley said that the request already had been beaming Mrs. Schray told repor 12 hours in heat up to 140 degrees F the Darwin Foundation on the isiands has NICOSIA, Cyprus — Iran and Iraq said they the West German Foreign Minis The group, which also has ters. "I’m taking clothes for ing. building, driving or sponsor received. fired more missiles into each other’s capitals wearing flame-proof clothing, ing a better car. Richard Petty prevented the extinction of huge turtles. try confirmed that the 30-year-old claimed responsibility for the him.” early today in a 4-day-old duel, and Iran said six industrial engineer had been kidnappings of two other West sometime losing as much as 10 and others survive crashes be Given these steadfast denials of our story, you’d pounds? Mecham draws criticism people were wounded when one missile hit a freed. Later, government spokes Germans in Beirut in January She indicated that she planned cause they have spent many years think we made it all up. We didn’t. We spoke to hospital in Tehran. man Friedholm Ost told repor 1987, is believed to be headed by a Ves. they practice, not on public Yes, auto racing improving their skills. Many to return to Beirut with her numerous sources familiar with the details of the PHOENIX, Ariz. — Gov. Evan Mecham drew Baghdad’s official Iraqi News Agency, ters, "The Syrian government brother of two Lebanese Shiite husband from Damascus. "When roads or in vacant parkinglotsbut certainly a sport sports, including racing, can be trip,'and we examined itineraries dispatched to the criticism at his Senate impeachment trial for has handed over Schray to the Moslems who are being held in on tracks with comer workers monitored in Nicosia, said Iraq lobbed two we’re back together in Beirut < i^P H A R O T . dangerous, but the racers find it a State Department from the various countries the sending all 30 senators a statement pleading his surface-to-surface missiles into Tehran soon West German Embassy in West Germany on terrorism and tomorrow we’ll both talk to you,” trained for every emergency. To the Editor: worthwhile challenge. This in legislators visited. case, but gained promises of $100,000 in defense Damascus.” kidnapping charges. she said. She declined to Racing is exciting to watch Not after dawn. cludes people like Paul Newman, funds at a raucus rally'. It said another missile was fired into the holy Foreign Minister Hans- Schray’s Lebanese wife of six elaborate. everyone can or should be a race I would like to take issue with James Garner and Tom Cruise Not surprisingly, these documents contain Dietrich Genscher thanked the references to activities not discussed in the Several senators said Wednesday it was city of Qom, the cradle of Iran’s Islamic driver and unfortunately unless Jim Tierney’s column on auto who have become known for their inappropriate for the first-term Republican Syrian government for its efforts. you are very very wealthy with committee’s report. Oniy a few of the daily revolution south of Tehran, around daybreak, racing in the Manchester Herald accomplishments in other fields. governor to contact them because they are Moslem prayer time. The agency, quoting A ministry statement said THE BEST DRIVING SCHOOL, Inc. money to throw away you cannot of Feb. 26. His statement that auto Perhaps Mr. Tierney would liketo itineraries we examined contained plans for more Schray, freed before dawn, was in than three hours of official meetings. Even on the serving as his judges and jury. Mecham military communiques, claimed all the missiles be a competitive one in today’s racing is not a sport contradicts join me at a race to see for himself attorney Thomas Crowe contended there was good physical condition. racing scene." days when business was scheduled, some of the “destroyed their targets accurately," but did A military source at the Syrian TEJENAGE DRIVER EDUCATION the dictionary’sdefinition. Why is just what is involved with this nothing wrong with the governor’s action. not say what the targets were. We have a pretty good race he. as a sport columnist, writing sport. agendas offered optional activities. command in Beirut, speaking on Spring Classes Now Forming The trip began with an excursion to the former The trial was expected to resume today with That raised to 24 the number of missiles the condition of anonymity, earlier driver here in Connecticut, who about it if it’s not a sport? If the testimony on an allegation that Mecham tried to doesn’t chew tobacco, have penal colony on Devil’s Island, off the coast of Iraqis claim to have fired since Tuesday into the told The Associated Press that Serving: Windsor, So. Windsor, public were not interested in Daniel S. Breer thwart an investigation of an alleged death Iranian capital, which has a population of 6 chipped teeth, drink Miller beer 76 Princeton St. French Guiana. ’Three hours were scheduied in Schray was driven to the Syrian East Hartford, Manchester, watching, the television networks threat by a state official. million. capital of Damascus, 56 miles wwronu C> Itsa by NCA. tnc (he can’t.hissponsorswould flip). would not be able to sell the large Manchester French Guiana for touring a technical center, Greater Vernon listening to lectures and visiting satellite launch east of Beirut, under heavy pads, but an “alternative morning program” was CALL CRASH Ifcito? provided for those who were not up to those events. 522-3369 The optionai schedule called for a trip to the coastai CALL rnfl rnce eon Lessons for America from the Olympics viiiage of Sinnamary, known for handicrafts made 3Y W BEI of “features of tropical birds, gold jewelry and RELOCATION SALE The Olympic Winter Games were not yet over complex something to crow about. But the cry of wood carvings.” GA1 when the moaning and the tearing of the hair the crow isn’t a particularly euphonious sound As the band of congressional inquisitors - ^ e e C A R All Typi began. Athletes from the United States had gotten whether it’s coming out of a Russian bird or an continued on to Brazii, Argentina, Chiie and n o to ’ 50 Off ■ ■ ($4.50 VALUE) WITH OIL CHANGE 8. THIS AD* many fewer medals than those from the Soviet American one. Ecuador, there is much mention in the itineraries _*MUST PRESENT THIS AD Union. Nicholas Our overburdened school systems do not need to of swimming, shopping, boating and touring. There ON ALL BICYLCES IN STOCK 9 These lamentations are the reductio ad be diverted from the work of teaching our is a reference, for example, to the desires of 9 absurdum of misplaced ideological conflict. Von Hoffman youngsters into being Oiympic talent scouts. We Patience Brown, wife of Rep. George Brown, -7027 Nowhere on the globe is someone going to embrace are told that an alarming number of American D-Caiif., to visit places she remembered from $$$ SAVE $$$ Marxism because a husky fellow from Perm children are overweight, under-exercised couch childhood days in Rio de Janeiro. She wanted to see 10-12-10 Speeds named Vladimir The Unpronounceable came potatoes. Instead of spending our energies the American school, the Gavea Country Club, the flying down an expensively refrigerated track on a attempting to descry future world champion ice Antique Market, the Hippie Fair and the Botanicai MANCHESTER NEWEST LOTTO A8ENT Mountain Bikes plastic sled eight one-hundredths of a second faster hockey players at age 8, we would be contributing Gardens. COME IN AND PLAY OUR NEW MACHINEI Free Styie Bikes than a fellow from East Germany. Anybodjuvho more to the nation’s physical health and well-being On the Galapagos Islands, the iteneraries Panasonic Bicycles thinks that someone puffing through an e||hausting becauke they are so different frojm us. by getting the miilions of non-world-class, indicate, members of the party were scheduied for cross count ry ski course faster than the other It is said by American sports spokesmen, and non-athletes in our schools out running around, swimming and snorkeling while they observed sea MILLER CANS BUSCH CANS Bicycle Corp. 315 Broad St., Manchester 647-8997 puffers is a reflection on the winning puffer’s said with great envy, that the Russians are able to having agood time playing and conditioning their birds, iguanas and giant cacti.There is no telling $9.99 $8«99a( of America 14 SERVICES IN 10 MINUTES society should indeed go live in Russia. find littie chiidren, 7«t llyears old, with athletic bodies. how much the trip cost. By our estimate, hotel SAVE S3 A5 SAVE tZ40 Cycle PRO-GT-HARO NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY If anything, the success of communist ability and put theni In a development program More coaches, athletic bureaucrats, sports arrangements alone probably totaled more than OIL CHANGE INCLUDES CHECK & FILL: athleticism ought to confi rm most of the • Change oil (up to 5 qt$.) • Brake fluid which 15 years later leads to an Olympic gold medicine specialists, arenas and high-tech training $20,000, and Air Force C-22 the entourage used cost URL SMIRNOFF WE ARE MOVING TO OUR NEW LOCATION AT 10W*30or 10W-40 • Power steering derogatory thoughts about the way the reds medal in hockey or bobsledding. Supposedly, the centers are exactly what we don’t need. All of this about $100,000 to fly. HEINEKEN (■ns.) 80“ 1 Liter • New oil filter eChassis lube fluid • Vacuum interior • Battery conduct their national lives. Having failed to 681 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER • Check air filter Russians have sports centers dotting their country expensive junk tells our young people that, if you Was the trip made "fact-finding” than fiin? The $8.49 • Transmission fluid provide many of the necessities and perhaps all of BECKS (CANS) $17.50 • Clean windshield • Windshield washer where precocious chiid athietes are driiled, trained didn't hit the genetic jackpot with a world-class taxpayers will have to decide. They paid for it. SAVE S- Check tire pressure life’s little luxuries, these governments have a SAVEJ4.00 RATHER THAN MOVE OUR LARGE • Differential and perfected. As we frequently do when we want competitive body, confine exercise to hitting the INVENTORY OF BIKES WE ARE OFFERING Check belts & hoses strong incentive to encourage people to get their to whip up support here in the United States for buttons on the TV’s remote control pad. Spending KAHLUA 5 BLACK VELVET ALL FOR ONLY joy and exhilation from watching their countrymen spending more money for something, our sports the money is less deleterious than the social THEM TO YOU AT TREMENDOUS SAVINOSI move with extreme rapidity on ice. Traversing ice EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLDtII peopie impute a near-magic talent-spotting abiiity mobilization which must accompany our Oiympic $ 11.99 s a v e s :/on $13.55 SAVEtS.00 PEllHiSIL and snow at high speeds, however, is no substitute to the Russians. They are supposed to have buildup, with its organization of people and ^anrlipslrrI Hrralft COMPLETE! for fuiiy stocked supermarkets and everybody super-secret, super-special ways of doing these institutions so that from time to time, usualiy in SEBASTIANI 1JL ROBERT MONDAVI ■ 3 I m v m * SHU tWN IST.I1W8CWSMI M -F 8:30-5:30 knows it. things that we can only guess at. Founded In 1081 Cabanwl, Fum* CliaiUonnty Th 8 :3 0 -8 some distance place, someone bom in the United 'abprnpt S Sauvignn Blanc. Class Protection Sat. 8 -S The countries whose victories ought to make us It’s bunkum. They concentrate on sports States can fling himself or herself around an oval PENNY M. S IEFFinT...... PuMIther Sun. 1 0 -3 ^ pensive are ones iike Switzerland, Sweden, Norway because, if they can’t provide bread at home, they OEORQE T. CHAPPELL...... Edllof THE BIKE SHOP faster than someone bom in another country. DOUOLA8 A. BEVINS ....;...... ExeculNa EdNor $6.59 SAVE S? AO 183 SPRUCE STREET Health I and West Germany. They travel across ice crystais can hope to come up with circuses. Athietic In any event, George Steinbrenner, who is in the MARIE P. GRADY...... C lly Editor OM p l e t e C H E C K ^ ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Atioclala EdHor MANCHESTER | Beauty Ai and fly down snowy mountain sides on wooden circuses are reiatively cheap, so they get a big mnning with Itonald Trump and Lee lacocca for - OUR WINE ULECTION 18 Dl.'COVER t h e p r i c e O F j barrel staves with the greatest of ease even though bang from the ruble. They may believe that INGLENOOK ALW /trS eXFANOINa Sale Prici the gold medal for most revulsive business DENISE A. ROBERTS...... Advartlalne DIraclor 647-1027 their countrymen enjoy the highest standard of winning goid medals at the Olympics induces MARK F. ABR AITI8...... Builnaaa Managar - wexL BPeciAL omen ANY i ^ O l L C H A N G E I ^ ty^ fffECTIVE I personality, has been appointed to head a WINC AVAILABLC HOURS: THUR8. 8 FRI. 9:30-SdX> / SAT. 9:30-84)0 living in the world. We mislead ourselves in people to embrace communism, aithough the more committee to lead America out of the Oiympic SHELDON COHEN...... Compoilng Managar $6.59 UANCH 3 -9. comparisons with Marxist societies. Whether they ROBERT H. HUBBARD ...... Praaaroom Managar likely explanation is that the goid medals give a doldrums. At his first press conference he assured JEANNE G. FROMERTH...... CIreulatlan Managar are doing weii or pooriy in this or that is irrelevant government and society with a profound inferiority us that we are a nation of winners. g — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. March 3. 1988 10 - MA MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. March 3, 1988 — 9 8 — 7 SCIENCE Tick repellent, step d<%er BUSINESS Jmpoil sales suffer from high prices 7 ^ n k promotes Negro By Janet Braunstein & H E A L T H to approval in Cohnectfcul Marci Negro, a Manchester native, has been The Associated Press U.S. Sales by Foreign Aulo Makers, 1987 vs. 1986 appointed assistant treasurer at Mechanics DETROIT — Three years of price Selected makers; excludes cars imported by U.S. manufacturers HARTFORD (AP) - Con Savings Bank. increases are beginning to take their Tests confirm report 15 "and after that, the state will " I Just think it’s the lesser of Negro is also cerned about the Lyme disease- react.” toll on foreign car sales, as buyers NEW YORK — Scientists in two bearing deer tick? two ^vils,” said state Rep. Mary branch manager reconsider American models and find “ We don’t knock on doors,” he Mushinsky, D-Wallingford, who laboratories say they have confirmed a report Help could be on the way. and INVEST re improved cars priced as much as said."If the states see a need* co-chairs the Connecticut legisla from researchers that a new kind of A letter of support from the they’ll contact us.” presentative of the 12,000 lower than comparable ture’s Environment Committee. bank’s Wethers superconducting material loses all resistance director of the Connecticut Agri Brad Robinson, the Depart imports. cultural Experiment Station has She said that last summer a field office. She is Automakers in Japan and Western to electricity at a record high temperature. ment of Environmental Protec graduate-level course took her Researchers at the University of Arkansas moved a Pennsylvania company tion’s senior environmental ana responsibie for fi Europe have been forced to raise one step closer to licensing its outdoors to areas infested by the nancial consulta prices to compensate for the plum say the material showed zero resistance at lyst who handles licensing for the tick that carries Lyme disease. about minus 269 degrees Fahrenheit, more powerful tick repellant in state, said Anderson’s Feb. 17 tion and pianning. meting dollar, which has fallen as “ They climbed clear up the much as 80 percent against their than 20 degrees above previous widely Connecticut. letter is “ a very important part” N e g r o p r e In his letter. Dr. John Anderson outside of my clothes and bit me currencies since 1985. accepted reports for stable superconducting of Coulston’s application. viously worked as on the head,” said Muskinsky, General Motors Corp., Ford Motor compounds. recommended approval of the ” To establish special local need a stockbroker at product because of an increase in who did not develop Lyme dis Co. and Chrysler Corp. have turned Paul Chu of the University of Houston said ... this letter certainly suffices,” ease. She said that if she had had Dean Witter Rey the numbers of two species of ^Robinson said. nolds Inc., where the weak dollar to their advantage by he had confirmed the Arkansas results, the repellant on her clothing, “ the ticks that spread Lyme disease The active ingredient in Per- she had also been holding down prices instead of match finding zero resistance at minus 272 degrees. tick couldn’t even have gotten up ing their foreign competitors and Rocky Mountain spotted rrianone. permethrin, is an insec operations man He said his sample also expelled an applied my blue jeans” before dying. increase-for-increase as before. fever. ticide that is used on many food ager for 10 years. magnetic field, a hallmark of superconductiv She said that when she heard “ They are all looking at 1988 as the The product, Permanone, is not crops. It is water soluable and it She has served ity called the Meissner effect. yet federally licensed for sale in about Permanone, she urged year of the return of the domestic decomposes into harmless sub as co-director of The results also have been confirmed by the 50 states, but Coulston Inter Anderson to write his letter to the AP photo (car) or the start of that return,” said stances after about 48 hours, a DEP. Marci Negro the Manchester Vresearchers at International-Business Chris Cedergren, industry analyst M national Corp. of Easton. P a .. has federal Environmental Protec AP praphlc Machines Corp., said IBM spokesman Jerry obtained so-called “ special need” Cases of Rocky Mountain spot BITING CRIME — Both State Trooper Senior Citizens’ with J.D. Power and Associates in tion Agency official said. variety show, is a former member of the $1,000 to $2,000 onto the sticker price percent. Present. He said he could not release details. permits to market it in 23 states. ted fever have been recorded in Nick Poppiti and Zack, his German Agoura Hills, Calif. increases so small that the Big Three But because of its potenc_y when Connecticut and the micro Manchester Association of Retarded Persons and still selling all the cars they could The currency-related increases Superconductivity is the ability to carry Lawrence Feller, acting direc shepherd police dog, have had Lyme Japanese car prices have risen get. accused them of predatory pricing in fresh, permethrin is not supposed organism that causes it has been pushed the prices of European luxury current without resistance. tor of Coulston’s chemicals div and campaign manager for the Regional nearly 25 percent In the past three the United States. to be applied to skin. Perma- isolated in dog ticks. disease more than once, and Poppiti is Buyers didn’t notice that Japanese car makes such as BMW, Mercedes- ision, said Wednesday that the Occupational Traning School building years. European auto prices have none’s label warns against apply hoping state health official^ will allow cars were growing more expensive Benz and Porsche even higher, to They also began shifting some company’s application to Connec By far the' most common referendum committee. risen less on a percentage basis but ing the product to anything but untii late 1986, when dealers had used $40,000 to $70,000, and nudged many production to the United States and One in 500 infected ticut will be submitted by March tick-borne illness in Connecticm marketing of a tick repellent that could more in dollar terms because they are clothing. is L^me disease, however. up the cushion and began raising buyers out of the market. began offering or planning cars to fill stop the spread of the disease. predominantly luxury models that prices. Even then, the difference BOSTON — About one in 500 American Levy manages hotel cost more to start with. During January, sales fell by about the void left by the Europeans in the A ilk of women giving birth is infected with the AIDS meant only a few dollars more in 28 percent for Mercedes-Benz, Volvo $20,000 to $30,000 luxury market. for a The price increases have added as virus, a study published today suggests. Robert A. Levy, a former Manchester monthly payments. and Porsche, 51 percent for Alfa- ALLRI rhood much as $6,000 to the cost of a German Despite theif efforts, higher prices The authors used a survey of blood samples resident, was recently named general Furthermore, buyers weaned from Romeo and 60 percent for Peugeot. O lym p Aspirin makers agree to restrict ad ciaims manager of the Palm Beach Airport Hilton, a car and $3,000 for a Japanese model American cars by Japanese quality have begun to hurt Japanese car routinely taken from newborn babies to help since the dollar began falling. The Japanese companies such as Toy Cdrlso then 246-room hotel in West Palm Beach, Fla. and reliability were willing to pay a ota Motor Corp., Honda Moior Co. and sales. While Toyota and Honda urder estimate the scope of AIDS infection. Most ROCKVILLE, Md. (AP) - The misleading. price difference between a Japanese remain strong, other makes are action is to call the product mis the study showed that those taking Levy will be responsible for 200 employees little extra for the imports, said Mazda Motor Corp. accepted smaller surveys of AIDS infection have concentrated nation’s aspirin makers have agreed “ The manufacturers agreed to car and a comparable American showing signs of strain. branded and seize it.” aspirin had 47 percent fewer heart and will oversee the dally operations of the Joseph Phillippi, an analyst with profits and squeezed steady efficiency that on male homosexuals, drug addicts and others to refrain from advertising claims exercise voluntary restraint and model has reached $1,500 to $2,000, Shearson Lehman Hutton in New The commissioner insisted that the attacks. > airport-hotel complex. He has worked as improvements out of their factories at Nissan’s import sales fell 19,6 V he at high risk of catching the disease. that their product can prevent a first refrain from further promotion of the analysts said. York. meeting was not called in response to Young said the study waSTnCom- resident manager ofr the San Antonio home to protect their U.S. market percent in January from a year ago ips in The study found that one of every 476 women heart attack, after being challenged study results until the facts of the European makers felt the pinch As a result, while total car sales advertising already run, saying he plete and the FDA has not approved Marriott North, the Viscount Hotel in New share. and Isuzu’s sales fell .16.7 percent. in the giving birth, or 2.1 for each 1,000, were by the Food and Drug Administration. study are known and the necessary from the weak dollar first because declined 10.7 percent in 1987, Japa was ’ ^so busy” that he never read, aspirin for use in the prevention of an York, the Sheraton Hartford Hotel and as Helped by the strength of the Japanese makers also report higher Len m set infected with the virus. However, this varied Summoned by a letter that re analyses were*completed and approp Japanese auto prices had a built-in nese import sales fell only 9.7 percent listened or watched advertising. initial heart attack. general manager for the Embassy Suites Japanese yen, used to buy raw inventories of unsold cars and are Mancht greatly, depending on where they lived. minded them of the FDA’s regulatory riate physician labeling made availa cushion: U.S. dealers faced with while GM, Ford and Chrysler’s Young said the meeting was promp Until the FDA analyzes the study Hotel in Maryland. materials from weaker-currency na increasing their use of buyer incen 1 and At three inner-city Boston hospitals, eight power, the drug manufacturers met ble,” Young announced in a formal heavy demand had been tacking domestic car sales together fell 16.7 ted by publicity surrounding an and formulates .formal physician tions, they were able to keep,price tives; analysts said. Althoi: t him per 1,000 were infected. In suburban and rural for more than an hour Wednesday statement.- Levy received his bachelor’s degree in aspirin study published Jan. 28 In the instructions on the use of aspirin Olympic hews with FDA Commissioner Frank E. Though he called the action “ volun- business administration from Bryant College hospitals, just under one per 1,000 carried the New England Journal of Medicine. against first heart attacks. Young Winter C I the virus. Young, who then announced the tary’|. Young said later on public In Rhode Island. In the study, more than 11,000 said drug companies cannot prpmote ans fro agreement at a news conference. television’s “ MacNeil-Leher News physicians over the age of 40 took one aspirin for this use, success anne Young said the agency was con Hour” that if the manufacturers “ go Angley offers services Macy deal doesn’t stop Campeau’s offer aspirin every other day, while another ■There are no loopholes in the Olympic d the Few want to know fate cerned that aspirin ads citing a recent and make a misbranded claim then group of physicians took placebos, or agreement for ads already prepared, Home Mortgage Corp. of Glastonbury, a Sunday rder. BOSTON — A new test can reveal who will medical journal study could be we could take action. ... The extreme fake aspirin. At the end of 57 months. By Joyce AA. Rosenberg toden he said. subsidiary of Suffleld Financial Corp., has The Associated Press Salisbur get the lethal, inherited Huntington’s disease, Retailers Owned by Federated Dept. Stores and R ^. Macy & Co. lehis assigned Pamela G. Angley as an outside The ; but doctors have found no rush of people lead. sales representative to cover Manchester, NEW YORK — Federated Depart wanting to learn their fate. . Pe- Research finds AiDS virus infects cervix Glastonbury, East Hartford and Mdriborough. ment Stores Inc.’s merger agreement Federated Dept. Stores Inc. gone Doctors from the New England Angley will provide mortgage counseling with R.H. Macy & Co. hasn’t stopped B6VENUES; $7 57 billion llette Huntington’s Disease Research Center’ services to real estate brokers and home rival suitor Campeau Corp., which (nin« momhi through O d. 31. 1M 7) BOSTON (AP) - The AIDS virus It appears that the cervix could be researchers found the virus in en AFTER-TAX PROFIT;* $136 million iiowl- described theinexperie'nce with the first 16 The virus kills by destroying helper buyers in the Hartford area. has stepped up the bidding in its Obitu infects the lining of the cervix, which, an initial site of infection during dothelial cells that line blood vessels DIVISIONS: Abfth.m 6 SU.ul. , rly in months of a testing program in a report in T-cells, the blood cells that orches Angley, who has 10 years’ banking attempt to acquire the nation’s may help explain how the deadly intercourse and a source of virus that in the inner layer of the cervix, as well Bloomingb.I.'i. BullocK'i. Burdinti. hews today’s New England Journal of Medicine. trate the body’s immune defenses experience, worked at Connecticut Savings fifth-largest retailer. disease spreads during sex and later infects sexual partners and as in germ-eating macrophages and ChikJr.n'i P iK *. Fil*n«’i. Fol«y'i. Gold went The newly available test can reveal which against all kinds of microscopic Bank and New Haven Savings Bank. She has After Federated announced Wed childbirth, according to a study infants during birth. other blood cells within the cervical Cirel.-Richwty, OoWtmilh’*, L« 2ir u i, Albert J. lun.” invaders, among them the AIDS virus I. Mtflnin. M.inSlr^tl, Ralph* Rich’i people with the illness in their families are released today. “ This shows pretty clearly that the tissue. been a stockbroker for five years. nesday it had agreed to be acquired by Albert J week likely to carry the Huntington’s disease gene itself. However, experts have learned Macy in a cash and stock deal worth STORES 650 The research suggests, though source of the virus within the genital “ It’s interesting and raises possibil Lydall St., I the themselves. Such people face a 50-50 risk of that the virus also infects other types more than $5.45 billion, Campeau S T A T E S 36 doesn’t prove, that the woman’s secretions is actually cells within the ities that perhaps the cervix could be Ayds hunts new name (O’Connell) after getting the disease, often when they reach of blood cells as well as other parts of raised its own all-cash offer to OW NERSHIP Pubic, 21.000 cervix might be infected directly cervix,” said Dr. Martin S. Hirsch, infected directly by the virus, rather »ht'*hoid*f> day at hi< their 30s or 40s. the body, including the eyes and the LOS ANGELES — Manufacturers of the diet Federated shareholders. during intercourse through contact senior author of the study at Massa thai^ get there through the blood,” y - EAOOUARTERS Cinonnali illness. brain. Federated and Macy said they had a The doctors said 250 people at risk of the with virus-laden sperm. Experts chusetts General Hospital. ^said Dr. Jay A. Levy of the University candy Ayds are looking for a new name for He was 1 definitive agreement under which ■' disease inquired about the test. However, knew that infected women may have The report, published in this '‘of California, San Francisco. their product, saying publicity about the N.J., July Last mp^th. Levy and others Macy would acquire Federated and fewer than 20 percent came in for an initial the AIDS virus in their genital month’s Annals of Internal Medicine, The new research adds one more deadly disease AIDS is huning sales. R.H. Macy&CIo, Mancheste published a report showing that the form a new company, Macy’s- appointment. sections, but it was unclear where this was based on tissue samples taken site to the growing list of targets of the Although the 47-year-old product is still REVENUES $5 21 bl'cn Before reti AIDS virus also infects the rectum Federated Inc. The deal still must be virus came from. from four AIDS-infected women. The AIDS virus, known as HIV. profitable, sales have plummeted by as much (iiacai yt*f anoad Aug 1 , 1967| employed and colon. approved by shareholders of both 1 his as 50 percent over the past few years, since the PRE-TAX PROFIT $60 million Departmer companies and the federal ft by disease became known, said the chairman of DIVISIONS Maov'a. Aa'opoalaia, 13 years. : government. Chanai Cub, Moigan Tayiorj Faniaiy fig a DepCorp., Robert Berglass. Whofo they Have Motdinqs World Wai reed 3 TROJANS Macy, the nation’s lOth-largest STORES 96 3 U.S, Army Since January, Ayds has been marketed in retailer, operates 96 stores in 14 ^ ' n. ,y ...w R-H. MKy'z & Fedefzted states k Ribbed or parishionei PREMSYN VASELINE Great Britain as Aydslim. If sales show signs states, while Federated has 650 Federated only OWNERSHIP Pfivata ARRID and a for Reg. $ 0 0 7 PAMPRIN p ( recovery, the appetite-suppressant candy stores, including such department HEADOUARTERS NawYo'k . a Dermatology Army and ipor- PMS MUDD Max Strength may be sold in the United States with its new stores as Bloomingdale’s, Filene’s 12's W SPRAY American 1 for Form Lotion name later this year. and Bullock’s, in 36 states. AP graphic Capsuies or M a s k maximum All Types Besides I A ll Types Under the agreement, Macy would 11 oz. to challenge $45 million in fees that Federated. In the long term, Greenstein said, by four son Capiets 3.5 oz. 16's pay $74.50 a share in cash for about 80 Federated agreed to pay Macy If their 4 oz. UPl needs loans quickly ^ The new Campeau bid was an he considered the Macy bid better Tolland, Ri ined ^O's p^mpRin percent of Federated’s 89.6 million deal fell through. nounced after the close of^trading on because it offered better potential for Hartford, her $ 2 1 7 $ 3 4 9 WASHINGTON — United Press Internation outstanding shares, or more than In'deciding to merge with Macy, $ 2 5 7 $ 3 3 7 the New York Stock Exchange^ where future growth for Federated, serving wit fhen al's new managers need about $1 million in $5.25 billion. Remaining Federated Federated had considered the $68 a $ 2 3 7 Federated’s stock fell $1 a shareYo No matter who ends up controlling Panama C jirut loans immediately to pay overdue bills for shares would be swapped for stock in share Campeau merger offer and $66.75. Federated, the new owner is expected M. Avery < ou,” items such as health care, rents and the new company. Campeau’s indication that the offer Wall Street analysts said it was to sell the company’s Gold Circle ters, Barb; to telephones, according to a memo from the Campeau, which had been offering could be increased to $69.50 under hard to predict what Federated’s discount stores and Ralphs Chester am company’s new president. $68 a share — totaling $6.1 billion — for certain unspecified conditions, Macy shareholders would do, given the supermarkets. •alj^utstanding Federated shares, and Federated said. Hartford: ‘ ‘At the end of our first week, our difficulty of putting a value on the lagher of responded by changing its offer to $75 The companies said Federated’s stock portion of Macy’s offer. Among Federated’s department ATRA GILLETTE preliminary analysis shows that the financial grandchild SIGNAL GOODNEWS A SUAVE a share for 80 percent of Federated’s board had spumed Campeau’s alter Macy is privately held, so it is stores are the Bloomingdale’s, Bur- Shampoo & SUAVE condition of the company has been ces and nc| CART ^'3 Gillette FOAMY stock. In a subsequent merger, native $66-a-share offer as inade difficult to know how much its shares dine’s, Filene’s, I, Magnin, Rich’s, Mouthwash A ll Types Cond. Mousse deteriorating steadily, and that monumental Abraham & Straus and Lazarus The fune N i ^ G o o d efforts are needed to save it from liquidation,” Campeau would pay $44 a share for quate, but it did not characterize the are worth. ® 24 oz. A ll Types 5’s A ll Types All Types A ll Types remaining stock, giving the total deal $68 and $69.50 bids. chains. a.m. at t 4 Rangers 'power' past Isles Sports In Briof T I 2 Trouble By Dick Brlnster shots and came within 4 :18' of lo Bv R The Associated Press recording his fourth shutout in six Lacrosse officials are needed NHL Roundup games as visiting Washington The> 88 0*e upcoming scholastic season are While recognition of specialty defeated New Jersey. at 871*0827 *****™***** officiating should contact Joe Fucci follows WhI teams may have come of age flrst The victory was the third ball t in football, their importance has ’The victory gave the fourth- straight for the Capitals, their oppor not been lost in the NH L— at least place Rangers a three-point lead ninth in 10 games and second in as wagir not to the Now York Rangers. over Pittsburgh and New Jersey many nights over New Jersey. Legion World Series tickets on sale Sporti Given five manpower advan in the battle for the final Patrick ’The loss was the fifth in six the Mets berth. Its importance was not lost tages Wednesday night, the games for the Devils, whose American Legion World The Rangers — who lead the league in o n goaltender John playoff hopes are fading. New ^ r ie s at Palmer Field in Middletown are now on sale. The series Vanbiesbrouck. comn power play goals — scor^ on Jersey is tied with Pittsburgh for p arti^ a tfn g **** ****** regional champions ized 1 three of them and limited the New Elsewhere, it was Washington fifth place with 61 points. But both BasebaP News 6, New Jersey 1; and Quebec 4, Rewrves seats, of which there are 1,500 in the main fight I York Islanders to Just one goal in the Penguins and Rangers have Geori Toronto 3. two games in hand. four tries. That’s all there was to purchased in advance in strips of Feb. It. The Rangers won 8-1. ’The loss, combined with Wa Goals by Mike Ridley, Dave 10 tickets, one for each admission. The price is $40 per strip. By The Associated Press shington’s victory dropped the General admission tickets are also on sale. had "In these type games you need Christian and G reg Adams contn I the power play to win,” said Islanders — who have scored just staked the Capitals to a 3-0 lead in ^ d e r s for all tickets and/or information may be obtained by The New York Mets have a new been I ’Tomas Sandstrom, who scored four goals in their last four games the first 14:27. writing to: 1088 World Series Committee, P.O. Box 964, training camp this season, but old — into second place in the Patrick Middletown, 06457. the ye one ofrthe goals as the surging Mark Johnson’s shorthanded problems have followed them "Jo Rangers — 8-8-1 in their last 12 Division with 71 points, one fewer goal at 15:45 of the third period across Florida from St. Peters games — solidified their hold on than the Capitals. spoiled Malarchuk’s shutout bid. burg to Port St. Lucie. the fourth and flnal playoff berth “ Our offense hasn’t been too UConn women In Big East tourney Darryl Strawberry, fined $1,750 bad until the last three or four Nordlques 4, Leafs 3 in the Patrick Division. STORRS — The University of Connecticut women’s basketball for being late twice last season, They needed it. games,” Islanders Coach Terry Gaetan Duchesne took advan was 19 minutes late for Wednes Simpson said. “ We think that tage of two defensive mistakes to team will be involved in the sixth annual Big East Conference “ Tonight, the New York Island Tournament that will be held beginning today at Fitzgerald Field day’s workout and was fined $100 ers played so well five on five that we’ll come back.” score a pair of goals, leading by Mets Davey Johnson. Straw House on the campus of the University of Pittsburgh. Ki' i' M But they’ll have to start scoring Quebec past host Toronto. we had to concentrate on the The Husky women are the No. 5 seed in the field and will meet berry said he had a flat tire. power play,” said Kelly Kisio, some goals. Hrudey would like Duchesne picked the puck off " I woke up in plenty of time,” that, but he won’t complain about Toronto defenseman Rick Lanz’s No. 4 seed Boston College Friday at 1 p.m. in one of the opening who scored along with Sandstrom quarterfinal games. The tournament champion gets an Strawberry said. “ But when I and defenseman James Patrick. the current state of affairs. stick and beat goaltender Ken went down to my car at 9 a m., I automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. n«gln«ld Plnto/M«nchMt*r Herald “ We have the guys who can “ I didn’t hear much (criticism) Wregget on a power play at 16:23 had a flat tire, I called a tow truck Ho of the first period, giving Quebec UConn finished the regular season at 17-10, 9-7 in the league capitalize.” earlier in the season when I because I didn’t have a spare. By IN C O N TR O L — Coventry’s Nektaria ing on the play Wednesday night in couldn’t stop a beach ball, so I ’m a 2-1 lead. He made it 3-1 at 3:48of action. The 17 wins is the most in the program’s 14-year history. AP photo Kelly Hrudey. who made 37 the time I had to wait for them to the period when defenseman BC was 16-10, 10-6. BC swept both games during the regular Qitsis has the basketball with Lyman Class S Division tournament action. The EMPTY HANDED — New Jersey saves for the Islanders, agreed. not going to complain now when come, it was late,” NHLst game Wednesday night at the Meadow- Borje Salming lost the puck season from the Huskies, 72-69 in overtime and 55-49. Memorial’s Erin McCarthy (23) defend- “ You win or lose games be we’re having trouble scoring,” he Johnson fined Strawberry $500 Patriots won easily, 72-43. A goaltender Alain Chevrier is unabie to lands in East Rutherford, N.J. The said. behind the net to Peter Stastny. The title game is Sunday at 4 p.m. and will be televised live by A for oversleeping a workout last stop a shot off the stick of Washington’s Capitals won, 6-1. cause of your specialty teams.” NESN. he said "Theirs did. Ours did Caps 6, Devils 1 He relayed it to Duchesne, who March 22andanother$l,000when Mike Ridley in the first minute of their flipped it past Wregget for his not.” Clint ,Malarchuk stopped 19 he left camp after he found out Phllode 19th goal of the season. about the fine. He was fined $250 Coventry blows out Lyman; Washini N Y ls(a Robinson named to USBWA squad when he was 22 minutes late for a N Y Rar game against the Chicago Cubs New Je( HARTFORD — Boston College guard Dana Barros has been on June 9. He had been late the PIttsbur named player of the year and Temple’s John Chaney was I mavericks gamer hanchlse-record 10th straight win previous day but was not fined. six-time champion next up Monfre< selected coach of the year by the U.S. Basketball Writers “ Darryl and I don’t have a Boston Association in District 1. Buffalo DALLAS (AP) — The going problem,” Johnson said Wednes Hartfon Mavericks boosted their record to said. “ We started out shooting COVENTRY — Now comes the The Knights and Patriots met lars. 18-11. for a 38-13 halftime gets tough now for the Dallas the second half. with 20 points, a career-high 20. Three Temple players were named to the all-district team. day. “ We get along great. He’s real test Quebec 39-17. like we’d never seen a basketball They were freshman guard Mark Macon, senior center Rodney in Dimmock’s first year at lead. C Mavericks' after they got a Pistons 103, Clippers 90 rebounds and 12 assists as Denver had some problems with tardi The Coventry High girls’ bas to NBA Roundup The rebounding of Tarpley. before.” Blake and senior forward Tim Perry. Coventry four years ago. West “ It was 2-2and then it was just a franchise-record 10th straight handed Cleveland its fifth ness in the past. He apologized for ketball team raced to a 20-2 lead current NBA player of the week, Sacramento, which lost its Detroit won its sixth straight brook won that one, '72-32. Dim- blowout. We just outrebounded Detroit victory in an easy, bench straight loss. Chaney, whose Owls are 25-1, was named the district’s coach of being late and said he had some after one quarter and never again was a major factor. eighth straight game, was led by game as Joe Dumars scored 21 the year for a fourth time. He received 24 votes. Rhode Island mock remembers that one, and is them and played a great game.” St. Loul! clearing game against the Sacra Michael Adams led the Nuggets car problems. That’s it. looked back in routing Lyman Chicogo tional television.” "R oy was very active again Mike McGee’s 17 points and points and Isiah Thomas had 14 of looking forward to Friday’s mat Dimmock said, “ Mizesko and 23 points, five of them during a Coach Tom Penders finished second with two votes from the “ ()f the 48 players in this camp, Memorial. 72-43. Wednesday Toronto mento Kings. Dallas and Houston have split tonight.” Harper said. “ That was Reggie Theus with 15. his 19 in the decisive third quarter sportswriters. chup. “ I feel we’ll go at them. Maura Danehy were toom.uch for MInneso The Mavericks got 45 points four games this season. The against Los Angeles. 17-0 fourth-quarter spurt that why does it have to be Darryl?” night in a Class S Division This is the next stop on the road them on the boards. Leslie the key to victory for us. He Also named to the all-district team were: senior Michael Calgary from their bench as they took a Bullets 111, Pacers 102 The Pistons outscored the extended a 71-63 lead to 88-63. Johnson a s^ d out loud; “ As far second-round clash. (toward the state championship) d. Mavericks are 0-2 against the makes Sam Perkins and Mark Anderson of Drexel University, senior Rodney Blake of St. (Danehy) only had 10 poinb! but Edmonl 115-90 NBA victory over the Kings Clippers 38-19 in the third period, as I ’m cop^rned, it’s settled. But and we’ll see what we can do. Wlnnlpe 3d Lakers. Dallas’ winning percen Aguirre better rebounders.” Washington won its fourth The Cavaliers were led by Brad Joseph’s College, junor Jerome Lane of the University of On the horizon for the Patriots. she must have had 20 assists,” he Wednesday night. extending a 43-41 halftime lead to I wish it hadn’t been Darryl” added. Los Ang ?d tage of .696 is second in the league Sacramento Coach Bill Russell straight game and pulled into a Daugherty and Larry Nance with Pittsburgh, senior Carlton Owens of Rhode Island, senior Daren 21-2. is six-time defending state Voncoui Now Dallas faces Hou.ston 81-60. Also, the Mets named Gary “ It’s nice to play them after behind the Lakers. said before the game that re tie with New York and Philadel 15 points apiece, but they commit Queenam of Lehigh University, junior Cliff Robinson of the Class S champion Westbrook Mizesko had 12 rebounds with Friday night and the Los Angeles Thomas and Dumars scored Carter co-captain, joining Keith four years to see how far our Ouebe ” We need to beat Houston to put bounding would be the key. He phia in the race for the Eastern ted 26 turnovers. ^ University of Connecticut, sophomore Lionel Simmons of La S ^ e High, a 66-44 winner over Old Maura and Leslie Danehy snar NewY Lakers in a nationally televised Hernandez. Several Mets said program has come.” he added. ing 9 apiece. fio them farther behind us.” guard was right. Conference’s eighth playoff spot. eight points apiece during an 18-4 College, and senior Charles Smith of Pittsburgh. Saybrook. Coventry and West game Sunday afternoon. Both Rolando Blackman said. “ The run that gave Detroit a 65-50 lead that Carter felt hurt last year The Patriots had no trouble C O V E N T R Y (71) — Leslie Danehy * 1 WashI Dallas had four players with Moses Malone had 28 points and The first district is made up of Connecticut, Maine. brook. 13-10. will meet Friday at a Hartfo games will be at Reunion Arena with 5:16 left in the quarter. Rockets 108, Warriors Itfl when Hernandez was named disposing of Lyman, which bows 10, Kim MIteiko 14 4 32, Anna Werfel 10 rk key is to beat Houston and keep nine or more rebounds and held a 14 reboun^ and Jeff Malone Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island site and time to be announced. 2, CorineCaolanelloOOO,Maura Daneh "This is a big weekend.” Dallas captain. out 12-10. It was 2-2 before the Toron' a) the momentum going for the 28-11 edge on the offensive boards scored 25 ^in ts for the Bullets, ’Thomas beat the third-quarter Houston handed Golden State and West Virginia. 7 2 6, Nektarlo GItsIs 1 0 2, Mollle guard Derek Harper said. “ We Hot and cotd: Willie Hernandez “I saw them (Westbrook) Patriots ran off the next 18 points. Jocobson 5 010, Brenda ThalackerOOO, MInne game against the Lakers.” and a commaning 62-35 rebound while the Pacers were led by buzzer with a jumper that ex its fifth consecutive defeat behii)d Vanco have to play Houston before we of the Detroit "Tigers dumped ice against East Hampton and they Kim Mizesko, who had a career- Michelle Dixon 146, Chris (JoenonOOO, ne The Mavericks led all the way ing edge overall. Steve Stipanovich with 20. tended the margin to 21 points. Akeem Olajuwon’s 32-point, 16- were very strong” Coventry Stocle Renfro 1 0 2, Johanna VanKrul- Monfr think too much about the water on a spoils writer’s head, high 32 points, netted 8 in the first nlngen 1 0 2. Totals 30 11 72. Pbllad he against the Kings, putting the “ We were very concerned Indiana trailed only 48-47 with Dennis Rodman added 20 points rebound performance and Rod Lakers.” Sukova recovers to secure win accusing Detroit Free Press Coach Ray Dimmock said. “ If we stanza and Maura Danehy all 6 of LYMAN MEMORIAL (4J) — Bonnie he game out of reach in the third about it.” Russell said. "They 3:21 left in the second quarter for the Pistons, while ^ n o it ney McCray’s near-perfett come out and play like we did Beckwith 5 717, Kristen Maenuson 102, New "There will be a lot of emotion columnist Mitch Albom of turning her points to pace the Patriots. 0 m. quarter with a 22-9 spurt to completely domimated us on the before Jeff Malone, who had 19 Benjamin had 15 for the Clippers, shooting. ; SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Helena Sukova says she let a bad line against East Hampton at our Lynn Mastromatteo 4 0 0, Erin in both games because of what we Tigers’ fans against him Dimmock substituted freely in McCarthy 2 1 5, Kikl Ryan 5111. Totals (Xiebei increase their lead to 84-60. boards” points in the first half, started an who have lost their last 20 road call cause her to lose her concentration, but she was able to place, we can beat them. It’ll be a 17 9 43. Phllod did against the Rockets the last McCray, who was 6-for-7 from Albom was sitting in the the second stanza and the re Roy Tarpley had 18 points and Rus.sell had no problems ana 8-0 run with a two jump shots. games. recover with three well-timed aces to defeat Kathrin Keil in the great game” 3-polnt goals; Coventry— L. Donehy. time we played (a 108-106 Dallas the field and 8-for-8 from t6e clubhouse in Lakeland. Fla., serves outscored Lyman’s regu Holtflme; 38-13 Coventry, 13 rebounds and Mark Aguirre lyzing the loss That helped the Bullets take a Nuggets 99, Cavs 81 free-throw line, scored 10 points second round of the U.S. Women’s Hardcourt Championships. NHL ri victory in Houston Feb. 25) and contributed 18 points and a talking with pitcher Frank Ta- "W e thought we were prepared 58-51 halftime lead, and the Lafayette Lever recorded his in the first quarter, leading the Sukova meets Patty Fendick, of San Francisco, in today’s because it’s the Lakers on na- season-high 12 rebounds as the quarterfinals. nana when Hernandez, without but we obviously weren’t.” he Pacers got no closer than that in NBA-high ninth “ triple-double” Rockets to a 36-22 lead. ; Steffi Graf, the world’s top-ranked women’s singles player, saying a word, picked up a large Nordlq container of ice water and poured EC swimmers win finaie, easily advanced to the quarterfinals with a 6-3, 6-2 victory it over Albom’s head. Wednesday over England’s Sara Corner. Graf’s match today will Quebec Hernandez then threw the Toronto be against France’s Nathalie Tauziat, the No. 6 segd. Rrst Pitt has seen more than enough of Seton Hall No. 2-seeded Sukova found herself down 3-1 in the second set to bucket on the floor and walked (SemenI away, muttering epithets. state meet next or^ Tuesday Lamber Keil, but was able to close out the match, 6-1, 6-4. CXjebec, By The Associated Press Pittsburgh took a 63-57 lead Albom remained seated. 1<;23 (p Ivan Brown and Henry Smith R tiu iti; midway through the half. Deme- “ You’re a class act. Willie.” he HIGGANUM — The East Ca Craig Witzke, Johnson, and ference) scored 15 points each for St. 200 medley reloy; 1. East (Gately, 3 Secom 3 tholic High boys’ swim team Abele. East ended its season with Pittsburgh wants nothing to do said. “ I wasn’t even talking to NCAA Hoop treus Gore scored 12 points in that Joseph’s. 14-13 and 9-9. Sampras after third straight upset Neff, Marfin, Ambrotl), 1:54.10 (P.Stasf with these Pirates. you.” ended its regular season with an a 4-7 mark. 200 free; 1. Johnson (E C ), 3;09.9, 2. (Yarenv spurt. No. 6 North Carolina 07, No. 13 Beom (HK), 3. M. Carter (EC) Seton Hall is 2-0 against No 7 INDIAN WELLS, Calif. — Young Pete Sampras was scheduled Hernandez said later he felt easy 106-56 victory over host East has several qualifiers for Howortt Seton Hall outscored the Panth Georgia Tech 80: J.R. Reid scored 200 IM : 1. Clew (H K ), 2:20.79, 2. Neff McKenr Pittsburgh and 6-7 against the ”We do match up fairly well to go for his third straight upset in the $720,500 Champions Cup Albom was to blame for way fans Haddam-Killingworth High the Class M State Meet which will (EC), 3. Swanson (HK) ers 16-4 in the game’s last 3:35 nine of his 24 points in a 23-4 Third rest of the Big East. The Pirates against them, better than we do tennis tournament. at Tiger Stadium boo him. School Wednesday. be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at 50 free: 1. Abele (EC), 24.7, 2. King ' (Jaoksoi The Pirates went ahead to stay second-half burst as North Carol (HK), 3. Ambrosi (EC) (Leemai are 2-Oagainst the Panthers. 18-10 against some other teams,” Seton Sampras, a 16-year-old junior at Palos Verdes. Calif., High, Hernandez claimed Albom called Dean Johnson won both the 100 Branford Intermediate School. Diving; 1. Wettlsh (HK),215.25polnts, with 57 seconds left when Ramos ina, 22-4 and 11-2 in the Atlantic None. against the rest of the country. Hall Coach P.J, Carlesimo said. was to face eighth-seeded Emilio Sanchez today in the round of him a crybaby in a column last and 200 freestyle while other The Eagle qualifiers are; 50 2. RIescnerl (E C ) Shots made a hook shot and converted 100 fly; 1. Martin (E C ), 1;04.1«, 2. “ We have two big men (Bryant Coast Conference, ended Georgia 16. year. winners for East were Steve free-Gately. Abele, Ambrosi, Toronte Seton Hall completed a regular- the free throw after he was fouled (Jately (EC), 3. Swanson (HK) Power Tech’s seven-game winning Sampras, who upset Ramesh Krishnan of India in a first-round'^ Abele in the 50 free. Matt Martin 100 free: 1. Johnson (E C ), 55.78, 2. season sweep of Pittsburgh on and Ramon Ramos) who are by Bobby Martin. Denny McLain was suspended Johnson; 100 fly-Martln, Gately: Toronto streak. match Tuesday, downed lOth-seeded Eliot Teltscher 7-5, 6-3Jn a in the 100 butterfly, Shaun Gately 100 free-Johnson, Abele. Gately: Kelly (HK), 3. Vitale (EC) Goalie Wednesday night with a 83-79 physical like Smith and Jerome On Pitt’s next possession, Nate for a week by then-Tigers general 500 free; 1. King (H K ), 5:53.9,2. Abele The five-minute run stretched a second-round match Wednesday. Sampras earned his berth in in the 100 backstroke, Eric Neff in 100 back: Gately. Martin. Brad saves). ■ victory over the Panthers. Lane. Plusthey’vehadonlygame Bailey’s apparent layup was manager Jim Campbell after (EC), 3. Carter (EC) A— 16, six-point lead to 90-65 when Reid the tournament by advancing through qualifying play. dumping a pail of water on the 100 breaststroke, the 200 Boza; 100 breast-Neff; 200 med 100 back; 1. Gately (E C ), 1:0«.5, 2. Refers “ I can’t explain what hap to prepare for us each time we’ve nullified by a traveling call and Martin (EC), 3. Boza (EC) capped it with a basket with 4:10 In other second-round matches, Stefan Edberg and Miloslav medley relay of Gately. Neff, ley relay-Gately, Martin, Neff. selstine. pened,” said Pittsburgh center played them.’V the Pirates made five of six free Watson Spoelstra of the Detroit 100breast; 1. Neff (EC), 2. Clew (H K), left. Mecir rolled to straight-set victories, but Tim Mayotte and Martin, and Mike Ambrosi, and 3. Ambrosi (EC) Charles Smith, who scored 25 Pitt beat GeorgetownGeor two days throws down the stretch. News and Jim Hawkins of the Ambrosi; 400 free relay-Abele, Duane Ferrell scored 23 points Martin Jaite were among four upset victims. the 400 free relay of John Vitale. Johnson. Witzke, Vitale. 400 free relay: 1. East (Vitale, Witzke, points. “ We just weren’t the Pitt before its first game with Seton Ramos had 19 points and eight Detroit Free-Press on Aug. 28. Johnson, Abele), 4:00.49 Rangei for Georgia Tech, 21-7 and 8-5. Mayotte, seeded fifth, lost to Johan Kriek 6-4, 6-4 while the team we have been in the past.” Hall and beat Boston College on rebounds and John Morton had 16 1970. sixth-seeded Jaite, of Argentina, was knocked out by Dan Goldie Bell clangs: George Bell is still ” We match up with Pitt pretty Monday. points for Seton Hall. No. 8 Kentucky 80, Georgia 72: 7-6, 7-5. angry at the Toronto Blue Jays, well,” said Seton Hall forward In other Top Twenty games. Temple 75, 8t. Joseph’s 62; Ed Davender scored 20 pointsand who want him to be a designated Older fishing accessories Mark Bryant, who had 23 points No. 1 lem ple beat St. Joseph’s had eight assists as Kentucky Freshman Mark Macon scored a hitter, and 13 rebounds. “ We’re playing 75-62, No. 6 North Carolina beat season-high 35 points as Temple clinched e share of the Southeast Sampson placed on Injured list ’After the season I had, I come somegreatball. We never lost our No. 13 Georgia Tech 97-80, No. 8 finished the regular season 26-1 ern Conference title. here and hjyie no job. That’s composure. We deserve it. We’ve Kentucky beat Georgia 80-72. and 18-0 in the Atiantic 10. Kentucky. 21-5 and 12-5, has OAKLAND, Calif. — Ralph Sampson was placed on the Golden hard.” Bell said Wednesdayafter featured at anglers show lost so many games by one or two Clemson upset No. 9 Duke 79-77. The game was marred by won or shared the regular-season State Warriors’ injured list Wednesday and replaced on the title 37 times. his first workout. ^ points.” No. 10 Michigan beat Northwest several fights, and at one point roster by rookie guard Tony White. He thinks he can changed the I just re gqus editions of fishing hooks, The Pirates, who trailed by ern 105-67 and Florida beat No. 19 both coaches were shouting at Toney Mack scored .21 points A day earlier, the Warriors announced that the 7-foot-4 mind of Manager Jimy Williams. turned from were on hand, too. One dealer, eight points with four minutes Vanderbilt 81-65. each other on the sidelines. for Georgia, 15-14 and 7-|0, which Sampson had tom cartilage In his right knee and would be out of “ Spring training is long — we’ll Marlborough, who hails from California, told left, have lost four games by one Seton Hall led by 15 points six Tempie trailed 10-4 and then lost its eighth consecqttve road action for an Indefinite period. In going on the injured list, he game. see what is going to happen,” Bell Mass., and the me he had sold three very rare ! or two points this season. minutes into the second half but scored 19 consecutive points. must sit out( a ininimum of five games. Joe’ii Clamson 70, No. 0 Duke 77: said. sixtir^nnual first editions for some handsome Since being traded from the Houston Rockets to the Warriors in Grayson Marshall’s short jumper Bell and Williams m e^for LS New England World prices, more than paying for his December, Sampson has averaged 15.4 points and 10 rebounds minutes prior to practiitice. but Antique trip East. with 1:11 left and 11m Kincaid’s per game. four free throws in the final neither revealed what was said. Anglers Show. Joe Qarman Another very pleasant part of Stags see MACC win slip away minute gave Gemson, 13-13 and A day earlier. Bell said,' This show, this show was the exhibition of 3-10 in the ACC, its second victory “ There’s going to be a bomb unlike some of classic Atlantic salmon flies, t i ^ JERSEY CITY, N.J. (AP) - When Fairfield’s The officials refused to comment to the press in its last 10 games. APpholt> Yzerman to undergo further tests explode” and openly challenged t h e other by three well known tyers Harold Brantly hit a layup with one second after game. With the score tied at 72 with Williams. sportsmen’s Their work, the ultimate in the SOARS TO THE BASKET - Kentucky’s Eric Manuei< DETROIT — Detroit center Steve Yzerman, who suffered a remaining, a jubilant Coach Mitch Buonaguro But Buonaguro said that after the game he 1; 33 left, Marshall drove the lane “ We’ll see who lasts longer with shows that are held in Worcester, little as $50 to $3000 at the same fly tyer’s art. Is considered a true 9 9 soars to the basket during Wednesday night's game with' season-ending injury not long after reaching the 50-goal mark charged onto the court with his players to asked official Jack Hannon why he called the and made a 13-footer to give our organization — him or me.” Mass., Suffem. N.Y., and Hart auction. art form. These flies are not tied Georgia at Rupp Arena in Lexington, Ky. Kentucky won ' Tuesday night, flew to Wisconsin Wednesday for furteer tests. celebrate an apparent upset victory over St. technical and “ Jackie said he called the T for Clemson its first lead since Bell said. “ I think me and Jimy, ford. is strictly relegated to older The highest price paid for a for use today, but are tied for 80-72. Yzerman hit the 50-goal plateau during the second period of the Peter’s. running out on the court.” midway through the opening half. we fight.” fishing tackle and accessories. bamboo fly rod (a 7-foot Garri display, on much larger hooks, in Red Wings’ 4-0 victory over the Buffalo Sabres. But minutes As it tuned out. the celebration started one Quin Snyder’s free throw cut it Several Toronto players would When it first came into being, son) was $9,000. This completely the old style, and with the old “ I ’m an emotional coach,” Buonaguro said. “ I four seasons. Dwayne Schintzius scored 2(1 later, he crashed into the Sabres’ goal, injuring a ligament in his second too early. to one point with 45 seconds left. like to see Williams fired, said most of the exhibitors, like floored everyone at the auction. I exotic materials, if available. thought the game was over and I ran out to No. 10 Michigan 108, Northwasl- points and Vernon MaxweU Capitali The officials slapped Fairfield with a right knee. Damaso Garcia, a former second myself, brought fly tackles, and have some theories about auc They are truly works of art, and congratulate the kids. To lose a game like this But Marshall, playing with in om 67: Glen Rice s c o i^ 25 points added 27 as Florida, 20-9and 10-(), Yzerman was examined Tuesday night by the Wings’ team baseman for the Blue Jays. related items like prints, paint tions that I will get into in a later some individual flies fetched as «»«----Si I m ^ technical and Willie Haynes hit both shots to help fluenza. made the front end of a and Gary Grant added 24. includ frumnisi after the way our kids played stinks.” stayed alive in the SEC racerllie physician before being flown to Wisconsin. He was scheduled to Garcia, in an interview Wed ings, wood carvings, old pam column. Most of the rod dealers much as $300. lift St Peter’s over Fairfield 63-60 in the opening one-and-one eight seconds later. ing 17 in the first half, as the New JoD Troy Bradford, the Stags’ junior guard who Gators trail Kentucky by l ‘i be examined by Dr. William Clancy, chief of sports medicine at nesday at the Atlanta Braves’ phlets. books, sculpture, etc. like myself felt that this was a I had a great time because my Rrst P round of the Metro-Atlantic Athletic Conference Kincaid, who scored 16 points, Wolverines, 23-5 and 12-3, took a scored 17 points and kept his team in the game games with two games left. the University of Wisconsin, before a decision whether to operate training camp in West Palm Over the years, it has ex crazy price to pay for this rod as good buddy from Jackson, Mich., (Stevens, tournament Wednesday. then made consecutive one-and- 53-26 halftime lead. Christian with timely scoring, said he was disgusted. Maxwell moved into a tie for would be made. Beach, Fla., said that during the panded. Now there is a greater were some of the other prices Tom Clark, had the table next to Woshlngt For Fairfield, the MAAC tournament cham ones with 31 seconds and 19 Ley Vaught scored 22 points off second place on the SEC’s all- “ He is definitely out for the remainder of the season and the off-season a number of his expansion into the area of old paid for other rods and reels. mine. Clark is no stranger to the Sundstrm pion the last two years, the loss was devastating. “ We played our butts off only tohave the game seconds left, giving Gemson a the bench for Michigan. Jeff Was (ho) time scoring list with Mississid- playoffs,” club spokesman Russ Gregory said. “ Right now ex-teammates told him they fishing lures, and all kinds of The next day. when the show regular readers of this column, “ I ’m sick.” said Buonaguro. “ I ’m a gracious taken away from gs.” Bradford said. “ But I ’ll 79-73 lead. Grose scored 14 points and Shon Ing), 7:54 pi s John Stroud, boosting hik they’re trying to determine the degree of the Injury.” would prefer to see batting coach non-related fly tackle, but rtill opened, sanity returned to deal and both of us had a chance to 8:27; Ho loser but when we lose like this. I Just can’t be tell you, if we had won this game, we would have Snyder scored 20 points for Morris had 13 for Northwestern, Gould, M career total to 2,328 points with Yzerman, 22, has 50 goals and 58 assists, tying him with (Gordie Cito Gaston as manager instead fishing equipment, and still older ing and prices came back to swap lies, stories, merchandise gracious.” won the whole thing.” Duke. 20-6 and 8-5, which lost 7-18 and 2-13. N J (hoMI his 102nd consecutive same in Howe for the third-highest single-season points total in club tackle. and laughs. Second three straight for the first time in of Williams. market levels. Florida 81, No. 10 Vandarbllt 85: double figures. history. Of course, I still present bam riv e a u "A lot of them have lost What was so nice about the Penaltlei complete faith in Williams,” said boo fly rods, older reels, as do a This show brings out quite a bit whole weekend, was the chance to llkecondu Garcia, good many of the vendors and of collectible tackle, and with it. meet people I ’ve spoken to on the manlike i Klecko gets physical from Denver (hooking) ^ Signings: Mark McGwire, who exhibitors. people from all over the country. phone, whom I have never met, 10:22; Ai Ribalta seen as insurance policy for Tyson-Tubbs clash DENVER — Former All-Pro defensive lineman Joe Klecko, set a rookie record with 49 home I had always thought that fly At my table, examining my and to enjoy the camaraderie of a 19:36. wares. I conversed with collec Third P who was released from the New York Jets because of a bad knee, runs last season, agreed to a fishermen were a little bit eso group of individuals who are as (Miller, 1 By Ed Schuyler Jr. co-manager said Wednesday. shot at Tyson. He was stopped in style and the ability. ’That’s why ’Tubbs’ gross purse will be the ring March 21,” said Seth has been given a physical by the Denver Broncos. one-year contract for $260,000 teric in their tastes and wa nts. but tors from San Mateo, Calif., nutty as I am. As my good wife, Hatcher 13 The Associated Press He’s the insurance policy.” the 10th round by Tyson on Aug. the Japanese picked him.” Colorado Springs. Colo., San Johnson $915,000 and his net purse will be Abraham, who is charge tif “ I’m no doctor but he look ^ great to me,” said Broncos Coach with the Oakland Athletics. He collectors of old fishing plugs and Joyce, put it “ You fly-fishing Tubbs pulled out of a-World 16, 1986. Cayton also said Tubbs, who Fran(Hsco and St. Louis, just to Stevens, V $550,000, which includes a $50,000 programming and sports for Dan Reeves after Tuesday’s checkup. can earn at lead $65,000 more in lures are fast catching up, and folks are almost cult-like in your N J, mlnoi NEW YORK — There Is an Boxing Association title bid Tubbs, who has not always been has been training at Thousand Orello, 8 bonus for getting into good HBO, which will televise the Klecko’s condition also apparently looked good to Denver team bonuses. McGwire made the big even surpassing fly rodders in the name a few. Interests. And you're all a little insurance policy on the heavy against Tim Witherspoon in De in the best shape possible for a Oaks, Calif., should have an Another interesting part of the Shots 0 physical condition, Cayton said. fight. doctors at St. Luke’s Hospital. league minimum. $62,500. his prices and desires. crazy. But nice crazy.” New Jerss weight champion Mike Tyson- cember. 1986. claiming he had an fight, reportedly is In good irrevocable 8500,000 letter of The "human insurance” policy Asked how he felt about RibaltO “ Basically, it’s the standard answer. He’s had a physical. rookie season. Would you believe, that at an show is the art work displayed by Power-o Tony Tubbs fight March 21 at injured left shoulder. 1 of Si Nev condition, and, Cayton said, “ I credit from promoter Don King was taken out, Cayton said, replacing Tubbs If necessary; The Mets, in compliance with auction held the night before the various dealers. Prints, and Tokyo. His name is Jose Ribalta. However Cayton, said he We’re still evaluating results. But at this point, it looks Goalies am confident Tony Tubbs will be before his scheduled Saturday because Mike Tyson is a hero to Abraham said, “ At this late date-, their own self-imposed deadline show, a little 3‘A-inch metal lure original paintings, all related to Joe German, a Manchester (20 shol Ribalta will go to Tokyo next doesn’t believe Ribalta, who will favorable,” said Bronco head trainer Steve Antonopulos. a very capable opponent and I departure for Tokyo. Tyson, who the Japanese, and they want to presumably we would approve for completing roster signings, sold for $18,500? Well, it did. And fishing, and mostly by famous resident for many years, Is a Chevrier ( week “ in case anything happens “ be paid a substantial fee” for his Meanwhile, Klecko has scheduled similar physicals with San would not be surprised the fight reportedly will make lio million, see him fight.” Ribalta, but we would have tO now have all 39 of their players on other plugs and lures went for as outdoor artists, were sold or recognized authority on the sub A— 12,760 to Tubbs.” Bill Cayton, Tyson’s standby role, will get a second Diego, Indianapolis and New England this week. goes 12 rounds because he has the already is in Japan. “ I believe Tbny Tubbs will be in renegotiate the license fee.” ,, ' the major league roster under high as $900. traded up to the tune of $5,000. ject of bamboo fly rods, and the Referee- contract. Old fish decoys went from as Book dealers, also with humon- sport of fly fishing. Pat Doouzi H — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thuraday, March 3 .19M B — IS Thompson waging verbal war with CBS Sports ACROS Bv Rlek Warner something," said Raftery, a sports personality, defended Raf think a lot of people wonder about m y life is far more integrated walks of life, will be shown The Associated Press former coach at Seton Hall. tery during an interview on a New that." than Brent Musburger’s," he Mondays through Thursdays fol _ was "There have been too many of York cable network. saying In his latest counterattack, said. lowing “Late Night with David While his Georgetown basket these (fights) where Georgetown "Th e question is. why is Geor 4 Treas Thompson called Musburger’s Maybe Thompson and Mus Letterman." ball team battles with Big East has been involved. I don’t care getown involved so often in these 8 Hawaiian statements "ignorant" and burger can iron out their differen " I like to think I have a healthy 12 Commarci opponents. John Thompson is how competitive the game, John things?” he said. "It goes farther "dangerous." ces at the Big East tournament, agency (al waging a verbal war with CBS has to control his team." now. What about Thompson as a curiosity about people and sub Thompson said questions about which CBS will televise March jects beyond sports," Costas said. 13 Arabian ra Sports. Thompson struck back on his Mach of the (1988 U.S.) Olympic DEAR ABBY: “Irritated in Tampa” indicated the black-white ratio on his teams 12-13. "This program will give me a 14 Brilliance weekly Washington television basketball team ? Do we now have that She lived in an “ affluent condominium 15 Female are a “very tactful way of ti^ng chance to explore those areas The feud started when CBS show. to worry that our Olympic team to get a quota on the ______complex" and was regularly offended by the odor of deer the numner of It’s fitting that Bob Costas’ new while still keeping m y base in 16 Corn braai commentator Bill Raftery critic “ Who’s he to editorialize on will get involved in such blacks on the Olympic team.’ fish cooked in a neighboring condo. You suggested ized Thompson on the air after a late-night talk show will be sports." that she speak to the offending neighbor— or write a 17 Japanese how I shoulfi control m y team?" incidents?" “ I ’d be willing to bet you that aashas fight broke out near the end of the produced by No Sleep pleasant note, with a copy to the president of the Thompson said of Raftery. Musburger also wondered nobody ever asked (1984 Olympic Productions. 18 Animal Georgetown-Pittsburgh game “ Here’s a guy who’s perceived as Costas, 35, will continue to host homeowners’ association. whether Thompson, who is black, coach) Bobby Knight that ques The busy sportscaster will have welfare or Feb. 20. Raftery said Thompson N B C ’s pregame N F L show, call Good grief! Why did you suggest that she take this 20 Woodwinc being an authority. How can that would put any white players on tion," he said. even less time to rest after he had to do a better Job of be when he was completely play-by-play on major-league ppity complaint to the president of the homeowners' instrumen the Olympic team. ’Thompson said the fact that his begins hosting "Later with Bob controlling his team, which has incompetent at the profession baseball telecasts and host a association? That is certainly not what I would call 22 Dimlnutivi "Is that a question that can be Georgetown teams have been Costas,” which premieres Aug. 22 fix been involved in a few fights over that he’s now reporting on." asked?," Musburger said. "Cer syndicated radio show. He also the good-neighbor policy. I can’t think of a more predominantly black doesn’t on NBC. The 30-minute show, will be one of N B C ’s anchors at 23 Scold the years. ’The dispute mushroomed when tainly it is. I mean, take a look at surefire formula for open warfare! I once received a 25 To love |Fi mean he is a "biased person.” which will feature one-on-one the 1988 Summer Olympics in "John Thompson’s got to do irent Musburger, CBS’ No. 1 his team down a? Georgetown. I " I ’d be willing to bet you that “note” from my next-door neighbor soon after I 27 Pacific interviews with people from all Seoul. DEAR ABBY: I have a cooking tip for “Irritated 29 Farmyard moved to a new home. She complained about the in Tam pa": Instead of complainingtoher neighbor, way I parked m y car. Had she said. “ Gee. I wish sound suggest to the neighbor that she sprinkle a little 31 Oklahoma you’d move your car down about three feet so I can powdered ginger on the fish while it’s cooking, and 32 Singer see m y flowers.” I’d have gladly done so. Instead I there won’t be any fish smelt. Also, if she’s frying Fitzgerald received a rude letter that I’ve kept on my desk for 34 She (Fr.j the fish, tell her to put a few little balls of peanut 38 Icy about a year, and every time I come across it, I boil, butter (the size of a pea) in the skillet. Result; No M SCOREBOARD Abby. you are right about 99.9 percent of the time, 40 Consign fish odor! Sometimes I call myself “ Dear Abby,” 42 Roman bre but lawyers send notes with carbon copies — not but m y name is ... 43 Kind of gri friends and neighbors. RUTH B. JONES 45 Ready for Whalers 2, Blackhawksl SEETHING IN CAPISTRANO action (2 v Wedneaday’a college hoop acoroa b e l l f o n t E , p a . Herald FOREIGN LEADERS: PGA’s top 10 non-Americans 47 Oo better 1 Hockey (comp, wd • 1 1 -4 d e a r S E E T H IN G : All right, I blew it. but there’s BAST Baseball D E A R A B B Y : About fish odors; I should think all 50 Biblical kin Ctllcogo 0 1 0— 1 QoHer/birthplace (Overall POA rank) Boston U. 90. Colgale 61 no ill wind that doesn’t blow some good — a fitting First Perlad— None. Penalties— Duouesne 90, Rutgers 75 “ affluent condos” would have a ventilating fan in 51 Intend MacOermId, Har (Interference), 3:19; analogy for this fish tale. Read on; NHL standings GREG NORMAN, Australia (7th) George Washinoton 81, Penn St. 74 the kitchen. Perhaps after “ Irritated in Tampa 52 Rowing tot DIneen, Har (charging), 10:01; Sonl- 55 angle Pdss, Chi (holding), 10:01; Larmer, Chi Rhode Island 87, Atassochusetts 73 writes to the president of the homeowners Seton Hall 83, Pittsburgh 79 Exhibition baseball glance D E A R A B B Y : Having been in the home-building 58 Fall in flak: A WALES CONFERENCE (hooking), 10:41. DAVID FROST, South Africa (11) association, she will receive instructions as to Siena 65, Qinislus 52 Thursday's Games 60 Pertaining Potrlcfc DivMen business for a number of years. I ’ve known that Temple 75, St. Joseph's 62 Kansas Cltyvs. Rorldo St.otTallahossee, where this fan is located, and how to turn it on. Also, dawn W L T Ftt OF OA Second Period— 1, Hartford, C.Wilson 20 West Vlrolnlo 76, St. Bonoventure 64 (Ferraro, Cote), 2:09 (pp). 2, Chicago, BERNHARD LANGER, West Germany (23) Fla., 12:a p.m. air-sealing doors and windows can do more than how about buying a couple of cans of air freshener? 62 Baking pit Phllodelphio 34 77 7 75 736 773 , ^ SOUTH Georglo vs. Atlanta at West Palm Washinoton 33 76 6 77 726 197 Grohom 16 (T.M u rray), 3:06. Penalties— Auburn 92, MIssluIppI 76 “ keep out the cold.” Weather stripping prevents 63 Diminutive Nviund, Chi (holding), :09; Robertson, Beach, R a „ 1:05 p.m. CHARLES IN VANCOUVER N Y Islanders 31 75 9 71 241 218 NICK PRICE, South Africa (28) Cent. FloHda 83, Armstrong St. 80 Chunichl Dragons vs. Los Angeles o1 offensive private odors such as cigarette smoke, fix N Y Rangers 28 29 8 64 245 231 Har, molor (fighting), 3:51; Samuelsson. Clemson 79, Duke 77 o t Vero Beach, Ra., 1:35 p.m. cooking meat, fish,^onions, garlic, etc.' from 64 East Indian New Jersey 78 34 5 61 230 257 H (hlgh-stlddngK 3:51; Cochrane, Chi, Q o. International 91, AAoreheod St. 80 D E A R A B B Y : Since when is it against the law to mlnor-malor (charging, fighting), 3:51; SEVE BALLESTEROS, Spain (32) Mesa Community College vs. Chicago cereal gras Pittsburgh 26 » 9 61 249 262 Rorldo 81, Vanderbilt 65 Cubs at AAesa, Ariz., 3 p.m. escaping into shared areas such as hallways and cook fish? Fish is highly recommended by health Adorns Division Manson, Chi (unsportsmanlike conduct), Rorldo St. 92, Virginia Tech 79 65 Defense de 4:53; Quennevllle, Har (Interference), Texas vs. Edison College at Pori stairwells, thus promoting neighborly peace by Montrear 36 70 10 87 242 704 SANDY LYLE. Scotland (35) Kentucky 80, Georglo 72 Charlotte, R a., 7p.m. experts. Eating large amounts of fish that are rich ment (abbr Boston 37 27 5 79 249 200 8:03; Nylund,Chl (holding), W;44; Cote, Har Louisville 84, Austin Peov 78 avoiding the need for Tonfrontations! David Kool/Manohaatar Harald 66 Cast off (holdlngf, 17:09. m ^ ' s Games in specific polyunsaturated oils appears to rieduce Buffalo 79 27 9 67 225 245 Mississippi St. 62, LSU 60 Pittsburgh vs. Philadelphia at Clear I hope this helps. Sign me ... 67 Portent Hartford 77 31 7 61 197 217 Third Period— 3, Hartford, Lodouceur 1 the chances of blood platelet cells sticking together, DAR ftfme KEN BROWN, England (42) North Carolina 97, Georgia Tech 80 water, Ra., 1:05 p.m. WINNERS — Bernice Maher, Pupils from left are Amanda Spak, 68 Prior to Quebec 27 33 4 58 226 243 (DIneen), :34. Penalties— Somuelsson, S. M lsslnlp^ 104, Cincinnati 85 ONE FOP HARMONY thereby reducing the chance of heart attack. Ho t (cross-checking), 10:25; Sutter, Chi Toronto vs. Cincinnati at Plant City, re It for the Daughters of American CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Soulh Carolina 91, Drol Roberls 62 Ra., 1:05 p.m. Are people who live in “ affluent condos” not ■ first-place; Quyen Phan, second-place; Norris Division (roughing), 10:25; Evason, Har (holding), DENIS WATSON, Zimbabwe (43) Tennoneo 81, Alobama 58 DOWN lust a 19:43. Now York Yankees vs. Atlanto at West D E A R A B B Y : In regard to the condo dweller who Revdlution, talks Tuesday with llling and Darlene Johns, third-place. Maher W L T Fts OF OA Vlrolnlo 69, WPke Forest 67, 20T Palm Beach, R a., 1:05 p.m. supposed to cook strong-smelling foods? How about inded Detroit 32 24 8 72 259 219 Shots on goal— Hartford 16-13-9— 38. complained about her neighbor cooking fish Junior High School eight-graders who Chlcogo 1244— 28. T.C. CHEN, Taiwan (50) _ M ID W EST Chunichl Dragons vs. Boston (ss) o1 cabbage, mustard and turnip greens, and bnissels encouraged the students to try for the 1 Helps m e,” St. Louis 29 31 5 63 222 227 Ball St. 67, Kent St. 53 Winter Haven, Ra., 1:05 p.m. 2 English ban Chicago 26 32 7 59 227 259 Power^)lav Opportunities— Hertford 1 of frequently: Adele Davis said that most fish is sprouts? won the DAR essay contest on 'The and ------Cent. ------Michigan--- 52, Bowling j Green 47 Houston vs. Kansas City at Haines City, DAR's Good Citizenship Award as high Toronto 19 37 10 48 233 276 4; Chicago 0lots. < DAVE BARR, Canada (54) Creighton 72, Maraoette overcooked: when you can smell it, you’ve already Goalies— Hartford, Llut (28 shots-27 R o„ 1:35 p.m. I hope you hear from plenty of other fish lovers. Constitution; Roads to Ratificatipn.V school students. ?hfor MInnesoto 17 39 9 43 200 279 E. Michigan 102, Ohio U. 101 Boston (ss) vs. Detroit at Lakeland, cooked it too long. Smvihe Division saves). Chicago, Pang (3436). Kansas St. 77, Nebraska 67 FISH LOVER IN TACOMA .eslie A— 16,423. Ra., 1:35 p.m. Just thought the rest of the world should be let in Calgary 37 20 7 81 302 242 Michigan 105, Northwestern 67 St. Louis vs. Texas at Port Charlotte, Ro., s but Edmonton 36 21 8 80 294 231 Referee— Kerry Fraser. Linesmen— on this hint. Brad Lozorowlch, Ray Scoplnello. Mo.-Kansds City 85, Sooth Alabama 83 1:35 p.m. D E A R A B B Y : If you burn a scented candle while I,” he Winnipeg 29 27 9 67 243 244 Murray St. 78, W. Illinois 68 (Minnesota vs. Los Angeles at Vero JEAN M. DAVIS Los Angeles 25 38 5 55 254 300 NBA Qrephlot N. Illinois 84, N. Iowa 83 Beech, R a., 1:35 p.m. cookin'g fish, there will be no fish odor whatsoever, If only our pets could talk Vancouver 21 39 7 49 266 Ohio St. 77, Minnesota 74 Oakland vs. Milwaukee at Chandler, EUGENE. ORE LO VES FISH with Wtdnesdoy’s Gomes FOREIGN LEADERS — Australia's Greg Norman, who St. Louis 82, Loyola, III. 76 Ariz., 3 p.m. Cel«br:iy snar- Quebec 4, Toronto 3 Toledo 81, W. Michigan 65 . San Francisco vs. Chicago Cubs at Will Rogers New York Rangers3. NewYark Islandersi played in just 18 U.S. tournaments in 1987, was the No. 1 _ SOUTHWEST Mesa, ArIz., 3 p.m. mal eliminations, that’s happy Baylor 91, Texas Tech 49 said it first. I Transactions CPIlfomla vs. San Diego at Yuma, yet hasn’t touched a morsel in ' J X L !hv * 1 Washington 6, New Jersev 1 foreign-born winner on the PGA Tour. His earnings last Iowa St. 97, Oklahoma St. M Ariz., 3 p.m. believe, and rfai 10 Hartford 2, Chlcogo 1 year of more than half a million dollars ranked seventh Southern Meth. 87, Texas Christian 54 Oil won’t help skin condition days, at least as far as his owner 3oneh Hiundov't Games Texas 64, Texas ABM a Bisgball Calendar it’s been re knows. (The neighbor might be T Y J I WolMe Toronto at Boston, 7:35 p.m. among all PGA golfers. PAR W ES T peated many Minnesota of Detroit, 7:35 p.m. B ASEB A LL furtively feeding him scraps on rOOO, American League Kansas 85, Colorado 64 times. Some f Pet Forum nOOO, Vancouver ot Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. TOURNAMENTS D E A R DR. G O T T : I was born with “ fish skin” . Alt the sly). There is a point beyond T Y J I Montreal at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. B A LTIM O R E ORIOLES— Signed Joe iKrul- Orsulak, outfielder. Metre Atlantic AlhW tc Conference March 11 — Last dav to renew I’ve aged, my skin has gotten wor.se. Would cod liver thing to the ef Philadelphia ot Calgarv, 9:35 p.m. P im Round contracts. 1 ‘ V which “seat of the pants" diagno Fridav's Gomes M IL W A U K E E BREW ERS— Signed Juan oil help? fect of “ I think Allan Leventhal, D.V.M. N M A lonnle Nieves, pitcher, and Blllv Botes, second FOrdhom »1, Army 59 AAorch29— Lastdoytoreauestwalvers to sis isn’t sufficient and the veteri n 107, New York Rangers of Buffalo, 7:35 Platons 103, Clippers 90 Holy Cross 91, Iona 86 releose plover without having tapavhls a vet is a very p.m. baseman, to one-veor contracts. Reached narian must plunge Into modern Erin agreement with Oole Sveum, shortstop, La Salle 62, Manhattan 51 1988 salary. DEAR READER; “Fish skin.” known medically Dr. G ott smart doctor P L J J (Xiebec at Washington, 8:05 p.m. Baaketbafl St. Peter's 63, Fairfleld 60 medical helpers — the aforemen rotals and Mark Knudson, pitcher, on one-vear L.A. CLIPPERS (90) April 4 — Opening day. Active roster as ichthyosis, is an inherited condition character because his pa- Philadelphia at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. contracts. Norman 5-9 1-1 11, Cureton 5-14 1-1 11, reduced to 25 (24) plovers. Peter Gott, M.D. tioned blood test. X-rays, and PREVIOL nehv. NEW YORK Y A N K E E S — Signed Rondv Beniamin 5-14 5-7 15, Woodson 5-11 44 14, May 1 — Clubs may resume negotiations ized by dry, cracked and scaling skin. The cause is tients (now allergy tests, E K G ’s, biopsies, the head Velarde, Intlelder to a one-veor contract. Drew 3^9006, nelds354410,Valentlne6-91-1 HowTop20farad with their former players who became free unknown. The disorder often responds to the regular ' also her) can’t tell him what’s NHL results OAKLAND ATHLETICS— Reoched NBA standings 13, Williams 1-1104)Z Klle3-6328.Totals36-88 agents. figure out why ‘Puss’ was vomit etc. ogreement with Mark McGwire, flrsf 18-2090. May 15 — Clubs may re-sign ployers , application of oils and creams. To my knowledge. wrong." Neither he nor the others ing without my telling you that Other diagnostic problems that bosemon, to a one-vear contract. Signed DETROIT