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By William Harwood United Press International Young's memo CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - spurs rebuttal Wreckage of the shuttle Chal lenger’s shattered crew cabin has — see page 4 been found and remains of some of the ship's seven crew members were brought ashore during the weekend, sources said today. divers from the Preserver were The wreckage of the cabin was able to provide "positive identifi found Friday in 100 feet of water cation of Challenger crew com and identified by Navy divers from partment debris and the existence the USS Preserver Saturday morn of crew remains.” ing, NASA officials said Sunday. Harris stressed, however, that The Preserver returned to port he did not know the condition of the Saturday night under cover of two-level 'reinforced cabin or how darkness and with no running many of the seven astronauts’ lights. The ship was met at a Navy remains might still be in or around dock by astronaut Robert Over- the wreckage. He said recovery myer, NASA photographers and operations were expected to last others wearing white smocks. several days. Sources said some remains of an A NASA statement said a "possi unknown number of Challenger's ble" identification of the cabin was slain crew members were taken off made by salvage crews using the ship, but NASA officials would sonar on Friday and that “ family not confirm such reports or pro members of the Challenger crew vide any details of the salvage were informed.” operation, which is*^expected to But the news appeared to take 111 take "several days.” sonrie family members by surprise “ I don't think anybody’s going to Sunday. Bruce Jarvis, father of say anything until it’s recovered' Gregory Jarvis, said be found out and identification is made," said after a neighbor heard the news on NASA spokesman Hugh Harris.* television. On board Challenger at launch “ I ’m angry that I haven’t been on Jan. 2S were New Hampshire notified. ” he told WCPX-TV in U l schoolteacher Christa McAuliffe Orlando. "A ll through this investi commander Francis "Dick” Sco- gation and so forth, I haven’t really bee, co-pilot Michael Smith. Judith been contacted. I never did like the Resnik, Ellison Onizuka, Ronald thought of him being blown to M » k n M cNair and Gregory Jarvis, a pieces. commercial engineer with Hughes " I ’d like to have some proof, m Aircraft Corp. some tangible proof, that they Pathologists assigned to a hospi were somewhere — they didn’t just tal at Patrick Air Force Base, near disappear." the Kennedy Space Center, are in M cNair’s father said he heard chai;ge of identifying crew NASA had located remains of the i.OHlIWi reihains. cabin from reporters. Challenger exploded in a ball of "I just heaid on news reports,” flaming debris 73 seconds after said Carl McNair of Atlanta, his blastoff after a rupture in its hands shaking as he appeared at right-hand booster rocket ignited ceremonies in New York City the shuttle’s giant external fuel creating a city fund for the Ron tank. McNair Science Playground. Since then, the space agency has Resnik’s father. Dr. Marvin had nothing to say about the crew Resnik of Akron. Ohio, said he because of concern about the "didn’t expect this part to be astronauts’ families. NASA officials said Sunday that Please M m to page 10 O’Neill takes the heat from all sides in campaign
did. comes up with something new. By Judd Everhart O’Neill is being challenged for ing, and costs of raising money so A PLAN COOKED up by D’A The Associated Press These days, however, O’Neill is his party’s nomination this year by far. more to have legislative hearings being challenged more and more O’N E IL L TOLD an interviewer former Congressman Toby into the way the governor’s office HARTFORD — Democratic often on his performance. over the weekend that he’s come to The commission declined to Moffett. has been operating has fizzled for Each time a problem in state expect it all. review the questions on its own, Gov. William A. O’Neill, who was Moffett claims O’Neill has been now. on the offensive for month.s. is government is brought out. gener "Any one of these people that are taking too much advantage of his and said Moffett would have to finding himself increasingly on the ally by the media, the governor is attacking me are people that want incumbency, to the point that he’s swear ou t a complaint if he wanted But the plan was apparently defensive these days. accused of being a poor leader, of this job ," he said. “ Anyone run crossed the line between legality any action. Moffett said at week's nixed by House Republican lead end he was preparing to do just In December, January and the allowing too many state employees ning for this office is going to try to and illegality. ers who said they didn’t w ar' to that. first part of February, O'Neill was to goof off or goof up because there paint me as the darkest villain that Moffett put together a-Jist of make the budget process too taking advantage of his office is no strong leadership coming ever existed. questions be wanted the state Meanwhile, the Republicans are political,” according to Rouertson. every chance he could, most often from his office. "That’s pure politics,” O’Neill Elections Enforcement Commis preparing a similar complaint. in releasing pieces of his budget for One of his Republican oppo told the Connecticut Radio Net sion to review. They include the But state GOP Chairman Tho The governor said Friday be the coming year. nents, Deputy House M ajority work. “ I think the general public use of Capitol copying machines mas J. D’Amore Jr. says theirs would be happy to cooperate with His flve opponents — four Leader Julie D. Belaga of West- perceives me as a dam good for campaign-related material, will be "much broader. Ours will any kind of legislanve inquiry. Republicans and one Democrat — port, calls him "Rip Van Winkle” governor. I think the people trips the governor has made go beyond the governor's office." He has dismi' red the Republi were reduced to issuing routine because he seems to wake up and believe in my abilities and capabil around the state that had more He indicated that the complaint cans’ and Moifett’s charges of reactions to whatever he said or do something only when the press ities. We’ll see on Election Day.” than the appearance of campaign could be filed as early as>this week. inisuse of his '.ffice as “ hogwash.” TODAY’S HERALD Mall zone lawsuit ready for hearing
By John F. Kirch by Melvin Simon and Co. of parking and an office complex in sion illegally accepted new evi Vote Is planned Index Herald Reporter Indianapolis and Bronson and Manchester. Its developers are dence after the conclusion of the The Judiciary Committee of the 20 p a g M , 2 M c lIo f M Hutensky of Bloomfield. competing with Homart Develop three public hearings. General Assembly was scheduled A lawsuit filed by a group of The commission voted Feb. S. ment Co. of Chicago and New York Neither Bruce S. Beck nor to vote today on whether to 17 South Windsor residents seeking to IMS, to rezone S7 acres near the developer John Finguerra to build Thomas P. Byrne, the attorneys reappoint Superior Court Judge R i i e i n M * i n block construction of the proposed South Windsor-Manchester town a regional shopping mall in the who represent the South Windsor G e o i^ D. Brodigan to an eight- niMSiflAH i i u o n Winchester Mall on the line from residential to commer area. Homart and F'inguerra have residents, could be reached for year term. The interim judge was a Manchester-South Windsor town cial. The commission also ap proposed building a 750,000- comment today. one of five considered unsuitable 7 O line will be heard March 2S in proved the general site plan for the square-foot mall north of Inter But the attorney who represents for reappointment in a survey of F nHirtai n mimt 17 Hartford Superior Court, the attor proposed aM.OOO-square-foot mall. state 84 between Buckland and the developers predicted this state lawyers by House Speaker R. F / w o iie 1M ney who represents the developers The approvals came after three Slater streets. morning that the PZC’s ruling will E. Van Norstrand. Story on page 7. 1 rM M B ftt n i n said today. public hearings on the plans in 1M4 That mall, which has been the be upheld. L o tte ry 9 The suit, filed in February IMS and after the developers agreed to target of five lawsuits, would be "The zone change is the preroga tive of the roning conunission of Occasional rain O hitu B riM i n on behalf of the Pleasant Valley provide South Windsor with SI.8 located entirely in Manchester. South Windsor,” isaid Hartford O p in io n A Neighborhood Association, million for road improvements in The suit filed against the South Occasional rain tonight and charges that the South Windsor the area surrounding the proposed Windsor PZC charges that con attorney Eklwin A. Lassman. " I t PnoplB 9 possible thunderstorms with Planning and Zoning Commission mall. struction of the Winchester Mall was done according to the law.” S p > n r t « 11-1S temperatures rising through the acted improperly when it granted The Winchester Mall would be “ would transform the existing The five lawsuits filed in connec 17 Kte. Windy and warmer Tuesday a zone change 'and approved a built on M acres straddling the residential neighborhood into a tion with the Buckland Hills mall with variable cloudiness. Details 11.«« /MInrIil general site plan for the Winches town line. Most of the retail space commercial center." are all pending in Hartford Super on page 2. W eather 2 ter Mall, which is being developed would be in South Windsor, with It also charges that the commis ior Court. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. March 10. 1986 - 3 I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 10,1916 — t:. WEATHER .■'i . '■ Today’s forecast
CoanecticBl, MastachaMtu aad Rkode lalaad: A chance of drizzle or light rain this afternoon. Highs in the mid 30s north to lower M s south. Occasional rain tonight and possible thunder storms. Temperatures rising through the Ms. Windy and warmer Tuesday with variable cloudiness. Chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs around 50 northwest to near M southeast. Maine: Winter storm watch far north tonight. Snow today. Accumulations 1 to 3 inches except 2 to 5 inches southeast portion. Highs in the teens north to 20s south. Snow mixing with or changing to sleet and freezing rain north and snow or mixed precipitation changing to rain south tonight. Precipitation may be heavy far north. Tempera / tures rising to the 20s north and 30s south. Mixed precipitation changing to flurries north and showers likely south Tuesday. Becoming windy with highs in the 30s and lower Ms north and Ms to lower 50s south. New Hampshire: Snow north and snow possibly mixing with sleet or freezing rain before ending south today. Additional snow accumulation 2 to 4 Dritzle takes a while to fizzle inches north and 2 inches or less south. Highs from Today: Cloudy with a chance of drizzle or light rain and a high near 40. the mid 20s north to mid 30s south. Snow or mixed Chance of precipitation 50 percent. Tonight: Occasional rain and a precipitation changing to rain north and rain or freezing rain becoming all rain south tonight. Herald photos by Bashaw possible thunderstorm with temperatures rising to the mid 40s by Temperatures rising into the 30s north to near M morning. Tuesday: Windy and warmer, high 55 to 60, with variable south. Tuesday scattered showers in the morning Walter Simmers says rail transportation between Hartford and Manchester would be the easiest, most comfortable and environmentally sound way to go. cloudiness and a chance of showers or thunderstorm. Drawing by then windy with flurries likely north and partial UP) p h o to Shayna Paszek, 9, of 17 Dogwood Lane, Ellington, a fourth-grader at St. clearing south in the afternoon. Highs in the 40s Today In history James School. north to 50s south. Vermont: Snow mixing with sleet or freezing In 1985, Konstantinw Chernenko, the last Soviet leader 2977 rain north. High near 35. Cloudy and milder south Attorney’s plan puts town rail service on track k29.29 with a chance of showers. High in the Ms. Windy born under the czars, died of heart failure at the age of 73. and milder tonight. Rain and some pockets of He is shown in a 1984 file photo. freezing rain north. lows 30 to 35. Showers south. Up until the late 1960s and early 1970s, railroad Q. Any opportunity to get some government money I think on this very same line there w is a group service right away. aJid then maybe you also start Lows Ms. Winy Tuesday. A chance of showers or TON tracks extended from Willimantic to Hartford. The Involved In this? active in the '70s that tried to establish rail service. raising private funds tor the rest of it. , flurries. Highs 40s but turning colder. rails from the North End of Manchester to Hartford The problem was I think they were pushing to get the i2953 If it’s unsuccessful, then it’s clearly a setback, but I are still intact, but the line extending to Willimantic Well, I hope there is. There’s a couple of hurdles state to fund it themselves and get the state to Ahnanac would think you will, in the longer time frame has been tom up and sold for scrap. here that we have, three actually. One I think is very establish an overall commuter rail system. And at NEW YORK perhaps, think about raising private capital for the If Walter Simmers is successful, however, the rail technical, which is getting this bill through the state that time the state was in a fiscal crisis and was very Extended outlook freight service. The problem with that is ... people’s .77 Today is Monday, March 10, the In 515 B.C., re-building of the lines will be restored and both commuters and freight Legislature, which gives us a charter to operate. Once reluctant. consciousness. If you don’t see a train, then you don’t Extended outlook for New England Wednesday 69th day of 1986 with 296 to follow. great Jewish temple in Jerusalem will be able to ride between Willimantic and Hartford, we got that charter, then the way it’s drafted is that think of a train. SAN FRANCISCO through Friday: The moon is new. was completed. through Manchester, on the Rockville Railroad. The that doesn’t do anything for you except that it allows Q. What would be your role in all this If the railroad got Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: The morning stars are Mars, In 1862, the U.S. Treasury issued 37-year-old former Manchester resident, who now you to go out and run a railroad. started? A lot of what we’re talking here is marketing. I think the first American paper money, in Fair Wednesday and Thursday. Chance of rain Jupiter and Saturn. lives in Vernon and practices law in Hartford, has The next step is getting access to the current line. people would ride the train if they knew about it. Friday. Highs in the upper 30s and Ms. Lows in the The evening stars are Mercury denominations from $5 to $1,000. asked the state Legislature to give him the authority Conrail now owns it. They are running freight trains Ultimately nothing. I am really a social advocate thought it was safe, thought it was comfortable, LOS ANGELES In 1969, James.Earl Ray pleaded 20s and lower 30s Wednesday and Thursday and in and Venus. to start a commuter rail service. along it. and we have to contact them to see whether here. As you’ll see in the bill, I am, quote, the thought it was quick — all that kind of stuff. a S b o ^ - guilty to the murder of Dr. Martin the upper 20s to mid 30s Friday. Those bom on this date are under The Herald talked to Simmers at his Hartford office they’ll allow us to run our passenger service across incorporator, which is kind of a quirky little thing. LOWEST ^29. the sign of Pisces. They include Luther King Jr., and was sent Vermont: Clearing Wednesday, fair Thursday, a in late January. The following are excerpts of the their lines. That would be through an agreement with When you establish a corporation basically the person Q. Any date that you’d like to see the train in operation TEMPERATURES sociologist Lillian D. Wald in 1867;. enced to 99 years in prison. chance of rain or snow Friday. Highs 35 to M, lows Interview conducted by Herald Reporter George Conrail, or Conrail’s successor if somebody else buys that establishes it is the incorporator, and that person by? 40 actor Barry Fitzgerald in 1888; In 1982. President Reagan im designates the board of directors, and then they sell •.MIAMI mainly in the 20s. Layng. them out, which appears possible. French composer Arthur Ho posed an embargo on Libyan oil That’s step two, and step three would be to raise the stock. No. I think realistically it’s a couple of years away Maine: Fair Wednesday and Thursday. Increas imports and restrictions on high- negger in 1892; Sherman Billings Q. How did the Idea for the railroad come about? capital and/or government grants. ... I've talked to — assuming everything went right. And we know LCGEMD- ing cloudiness Friday. Lows from the single technology exports to Libya, citing But anyway. I would be the incorporator and set up ley, owner of New York’s Stork the Greater Hartford Transit Authority, and they said things don’t go right. 50 numbers north to near 20 south. Highs in the 20s Moammar Khadafy’s support for the initial board of directors. ... But I see my role Club, in I960; jazz cometist Bix A couple of years ago I first thought of the idea. I they would be willing to help me put in an application IR'AM north to near M south. international terrorism diminishing quite a bit. I ’d like to get the thing going. Beiderbecke in 1903; poet Mar grew up in Manchester and my parents still live there, to the Urban Mass Transit Authority — federal funds Q. Is this the first session of the legislature you've New Hampshire: Fair Wednesday and Thurs ... Ultimately, if I stayed interested in it. I would see garet Fishback in 1904 (age 82); so anyway I was in and out of the state, with going to — to see if we couldn’t get demonstration money. tried to get the bill through? \ ^ / /^SMOWEWS^ FLOW day. Increasing cloudiness Friday. Lows in the myself moving into a legal counsel type of role playwright David Rabe in 1940; A thought for the day: poet college and that kind of stuff, and I knew there was What I ’d like to see happen is to get money to run a teens north to mid 20s along the coast. Highs iii the perhaps. But certainly not operating it. UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST f>J achress Katharine Houghton in M argafet Fishback penned the train service back when I was a kid growing up, and I couple of cars and do a test run to see whether or not Yes, and actually it’s bad timing as it turned out. 30s north to mid M s south. 1945; and Prince Eklward, third son lines: people would buy it. And if they don’t, well, that’s the knew they had tom up the tracks that basically went Q. What’s the condition of the tracks that exist? I ’ve learned since — talk about things you don’t expect of Queen Elizabeth II. in 1964 (age "The same old charitable lie from Manchester back to Willimantic. end of the commuter line. But I think you have to give — apparently it’s a two-year system, and the first 22). Repeated as the years scoot by National forecast So when I came back to Hartford five or six years it a shot. They are very good as it turns out I think, again, not year any legislator can put in a bill and the second Perpetually makes a hit — ago to work here and I went out to Vernon to live there, year only committees can put in a bill. And that's the Across the nation On this date in history; You haven’t changed a bit! ’’ being the highly technical type here. But I ’ve seen During early Tuesday, snow is forecast for parts of the North Atlantic it occurred to me it would be nice to have rail service Q. Have you found anyrsupport besides help from the them lay new ballasts, for example. I think Conrail problem — I ’ve got to convince a committee to raise government agencies you’ve spoken to so far? Coast States. Snow is also possible through most of the Plains States Snow Will occur across the northern Great because I lived in Washington and Philadelphia and has made an investment into upgrading the track that my bill. Lakes, the upper Mississippi Valley and northern both places have very good rail service. does exist. Not out so much in Manchester. There’s No, and some resistance.... I take that back. On the and parts of the Great Lakes. Rain is possible in the Southern Plains New England. Rain is likely across the lower Great I kicked around the idea a couple of years ago. I Central Connecticut Grain Operators right there on Q. When did you start thinking seriously about putting support side, I have some support from citizens. and the Upper Ohio Valley, with scattered showers and thunderstorms Lakes, New York and southern New England. Lottery ta lk ^ to Mike Skelley. who at that time was my state what used to be the North Manchester green there. legislation together? Private citizens like myself and I guess loosely from in the Gulf States and most of the Atlantic Coast States. Elsewhere the Showers and thunderstorms will occur across the .senator up there, and nothing much happened on it. And there’s a lot of freight cars that go into there. And then I guess this year I decided to do something an organization — ECCAG (Eastern Connecticut Just last fall. Let me talk about Manchester. One of Ohio and Tennessee valleys. Apparently, someone in the state told me that’s the weather will be fair. Rhode Island daily: 3044 about it again. 1 met my state representative — I ’m a Citizen Action Group) said they’d certainly support the things I haven’t talked about before but I see Connecticut daily sole reason why the line is profitable for Conrail “ Lot-O-Bucks ”: 2-3-10-22-25 town councilman in Vernon now — and through the me. happening is that the current line that goes from because there’s enough traffic of grain being moved to Saturday: 464 Massachusetts daily: 8512 political process I came to meet some more of these I think, going back to my first thought, I have had North Manchester Jo South Manchester, I ’d like to see “ Megabucks’ ’ : 3-6-12-15-26-30 people who were involved in politics. So I revived the some resistance from the DOT already. They are that central spot that they have an interest in keeping that revived and be part of the system because right up the line. Play Four: 7460 (There were six winners). idea. officially neutral, but that's like saying ’I can’t say there the old Cheney mills are being developed for anything. I ’m officially neutral, but' and they go on apartments. There’s a huge constituency of people other numbers drawn Saturday Q. How far is the track from Manchester to Q. Have yon alw'ays had an interest In trains? Were and on and on and tell you why it’s a crazy idea. who would walk out of their apartment, climb onto my in New England: Willimantic? PEOPLE Saturday’s Jingo numbers: yon fascinated by them? What’s funny about it is that it comes from the train and be in Hartford in 15 minutes. Tri-state daily; S64, OSM ti 2-42-I6-6I-9-69-22-19-14-8I railroad people. You would think in government there ‘Tristate lotto: 1-2-3-6-9-16 Nineteen and six-tenths miles from Manchester to No, not really. ... I don't have little model trains. I would be natural advocacy groups. You’d think the Q. And the name of this would be? Gee suffered the unkindest cut of all when he (to quit)," he says. Willimantic, which is currently a rigm of way with no Mini-series diet see it more as a social thing. Maybe that’s the wrong railway DOT people would be pushing railways and was recently mistaken for Herb, the wormy Before joining Jane Pauley at the "Today” track, and I think about 10 miles between Manchester star of Burger King’s advertising campaign. desk Gumbel was one of NBC’s top way to describe it. I see it more as a ... civic thing. the highway DOT people would be pushing highways Well, it’s called the Rockville Railroad, only Richard Chamberlain is known as "M axi and there’d be some kind of clash. and Hartford. The trade magazine Nation's Restaurant sportscasters. Maybe social is the right word — an environmental because I like the ring to it. You could call it anything. mum Mini" because he appears in so many issue, an energy issue. Those are the fundamental Well, instead I find the railroad people roll over, and News says Gee went in a Burger King on " I was the only guy leaving an audience of Q. So there’s no track between Manchester and TV mini-series. Food may be the reason he reasons I’d like to see commuter service come back I don't think there’s a good advocacy group there for Q. Would the railroad connect with Vernon at all? Merrit Island. Fla., several weeks ago to 80 million for an audience of 10 million (on takes on so many projects. because I really do believe we n e ^ a 25-year plan not rail transportation at a il.... One comment I got from Willimantic? take care of a late-night hunger, only to be “Today” ) , ” he said. The latest is the seven-hour'' Dream West ’' only in C!onnecticut but in the country.... Even though talking to the guy, and I forget his name, was ‘ Well, Well, right now, being a town councilman in Vernon. surrounded by giggling teenagers who (April 13-15) in which Chamberlain plays right now we seem to be in a nice oil situation ... I they’re building a new highway out there.’ Which they No. In fact the track ends basically in North I have to advocate it. But I wOuId like to see it also as a Manchester. From there it runs all the way into John Charles Fremont, the pioneer who thought he was Herb. remember trying to get gas in 1972 and it was a tough are. 'And they’re building all these high-occupancy spur into Rockville, much like the spur into South Hartford. It is an intact line, although' I have not helped open the West in the 1800s. Chamber- Some demanded his autograph while thing to do and it's going to happen again. It’s just vehicle lanes,' which they are, and he said, 'Isn't that Manchester that I would hope to see connected. walked it down to the cooperative (in North lain says he has a taste for the in.stitutional others wanted the $5,000 Burger King offers Opera for the masses inevitable. ... And the commuting line we’d be doing going tq be in competition with you?' And I said yes Manchester). There might be some debris on the For the same reason — because there’s a high food,served on location. to the first [«rson in each state who spots here would be basically to get something on the rails and no. The Lyric Opera of Cliicago presents Joan track. population there that would ride that train and some " I love it I had no special m eals." he says. Herb at one of their restaurants. But Gee cheaply and quickly. I think it is true it’s a very nice highway, but it’s didn't know who Herb was until an employee Sutherland and Luciano Pavarotti’s “Silver twice as big as it has to b e ... All that's going to happen don’t hate second car,s — it makes a lot of sense. They "I ate what everybody else did." Jubilee” 25th anniversary concert Sept. 12 in Q. Say you get approval from the Legislature, what could get jobs in Hartford. He also cooked up baked potatoes. told him. Q. Do yon have any reason to believe this wonid be is we’re going to get to East Hartford a little quicker the 17.500-seat Rosemont Horizon — a venue and we're going to sit in traffic in East Hartford happens then? "Yeah. I love baked potatoes." Chamber- "By the way," Gee said later, “ I finally profliable? more accustomed to wrestling and rock ’n’ waiting to get across the same bridge. It makes no Q. It seems to me when they restore the Union Station lain said "Mine take 15 minutes to prepare saw him on TV last week and I’m highly in Hartford it would be a natural stop off? roll than opera. No, in fact it would probably be unprofitable. sense. The first step is to get a legal entity, which is what so by the time they were ready everybody incensed. I don’t look like Herb at all." It may stem like an airplane hangar hut 0>mmuter rail service as far as I can tell has not been Right now it’s going to be nice, but inevitably you we’re talking about here, so that it’s not Walt Simmers had already finished." "Dream West" was railroad. Once we got the legal entity, then we go out ... What you’d have to do to make this thing work is Lyric spokesman Duny Newman says. Human Computer profitable anywhere. expand highways and you expand the need. You shot on location in spots like the Grand and ... apply, for federal funds for study and test stop there. And you’d have to have little mini-buses to “ When it’s full, it’s an entirely different Forty years after the birth of ENIAC, the calculating But what I ’m hoping to see happen is, the first step expand the congestion, so that I think history has purposes. And I would envision that being getting a take the people to different locations in Hartford Canyon and Grand Teton National Park, Anchors away sound.” would be the commuter rail service from Manchester shown we’re not going to get anywhere with highways. speed of the computer far outpaces that of humans — of couple of cars to ran on an experimental basis along because it’s a long walk to probably anywhere from where it was so cold he had to wear long Sutherland. Pavarotti and the 75-person basically to Hartford. The second step would be to And I firm ly believe that in 25 years that’s going to be The anchors of the networks’ morning most humans, that is. In 1980, Mrs. Shakuntala Devi of the current existing track to see whether indeed that station. ... Ultimately, if this really took off. underwear "Every actor and crewmember orchestra will be “discreetly amplifled” and raise capital and, I haven’t ruled out any sources for a wasteland again because we’re going to run out of shows have to get up awfully earl^ but there’s a way to run a trolly car system up through the on the set did." he said. "The only ones who India demonstrated her ability to multiply two 13-digit that cap ital... extend the line back to Willimantic. fossil fuels. people would ride the railroad. Richard Bonynge. Dame Joan’s husband, middle of Hartford. But. my sense is you do this quick, didn't were the Indians. They were practi "Today’’’s Bryant Gumbel doesn’t mind. Again, the studies have to be done, but there might Let’s assume if that’s- positive, then everything will be conducting. numbers, selected at random by the Computer Depart and you do it cheap. And that means getting cally naked" " I ’m having a good time,” he says. ;'I stay be some economic benefit for running freight service Q. Do you know of any other groups that have Hied to would flow from that. If you can demonstrate a need, ment of Imperial College, London. The problem: something out there as best you can. up to about midnight. I’m lucky. I only need between WillimanUc and Hartford along that line. get rail sendee started? then perhaps you increase that commuter riding four hours of sleep a night." 7,686,369,774,870 x 2,465,099,745,779. Her answer: Gee whiz, Herb Gumbel still realizes that could all change. Edge oft ‘Steele’ 18,947,668,177,995,426,462,773,730. Her time to compute "When the day rolls over and the alarm the correct an sw er 28 seconds! University of Colorado President Gordon clock goes o ff and I can’t stand it. it’ll be tim e Pierce Brosnan’s first feature movie. Sewer construction caused financial D O Y O U K N O W — What word do computer designers “ Nomads” is out and he’s ambivalent about uaelfor a binary unit of information? starring on “ Remington Steele” for another year. FRIDAY’S ANSWER — Putur Ueberroth is the current * r “I’m whipped hy the season we’ve just beeebuW commissioner. losses, Coventry merchant charges finished,” he said during a visit to the New 3-1&W ^ Knowledgp Unlimited. Inc. 1986 i York Daily News. “So I don’t know if we’ll be on the road in front of her house doing a flfth season. If we do, that’s fine. If A Newspaper in Rtfncation Prefram By Jacqueline Bennett finauL,,... . —^r.s Some merchants struction work. not. then I can go do something else.” ApanaacMl liy Herald Correspondent also complained at the meeting Last week Robert Kinne reiter from the construction work. ated complaints to the council Frank Sampson of Fuss and Brosnan says he wasn’t always happy with The Manchester Herald that construction equipment some the way NBC treated the show — especially COVENTRY — Constmetion of a times blocked the entrances to about property dam agetohis Main O’Neill of Manchester, the consult Street home. ing engineers on the project, the pre-emptions. court-mandated sewer system has their businesses, he said. At a previous meeting. Kinne visited LeDoyt’s home on Feb. 21, “ It’s a g < ^ show,” he said. “ ’There is still caused hardships for local mer " I don’t think C FL was aware of chants, the co-owner of a coffee the problem.” Farrar said. told the council of cracked ceilings but could not determine w'hy the life in ‘Remington Steele.’” shop said last week. Farrar said he organized the and walls in his house, a damaged jolting occurred, LeDoyt said. Brosnan intends to rest up by sailing in the Bob Farrar, co-owner of meeting to bring attention to the chimney, periodic loss of water, Caribbean with his wife. Cassandra, and Manchester Herald Joanne's Coffee Shop on Main problems of the merchants and to excessive noise and heavy equip LeDoyt emphasized that she and three children. Street, said merchants who at try to get cooperation from head ment traveling by his house at her husband are not looking for uses 327- ^ VOL. CV. No. 135 tended a meeting he organized last contractor Pierre Lemieux in excessive speeds. monetary compensation. “ We just want relief," she said PuhUshsd dsHy «m«pl Sunday SuggaMad carriar ralM art $1.60 week complained that the con avoiding future problems. Main Street resident Judy Le- and oaflain houdays Iqr ttta Man- waahly. $6.50 for ona month, $16.25 struction work along Main Street “ We understand he has a job to Doyt has repeatedly told the Friday. Another album cliselBf PubBsMnQ Co., IBBfslnai'd lor thraa months. $36.60 tor six was begun without advance notice do, we just want him to work with council of "jolts and vibrations" Underground work on the sewer Plaos, Msnchsslv, Coiwi. 06060. months and $77.00 tor ons yaar and has led to a loss of business. us and not close the roads." he her house receives when vehicles project must be completed before th e RuUing Sisaes have cut their first Osoond d S M p osiM s paid o l Man* MaH ralts ars BvaSabla on raquast About 16 merchants attended the said. hit an “ 18-inch asphalt bump" left the road can be repaved. album in two years, and the legendary rock eh aalsr. Co
■% - M ANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 10. 1»M Connecticut O ’Neill may seek stay of primary ruiing OPINION InBrief Supreme Court won’t hear appeal until a month after primaries
By Judd Everhart. a request filed Jointly by the state and Democrats. O ’Neill has long opposed the State Julia H. Tasbjian say it’s the Batt«r«d woman vows ault The Associated Press the GOP for an expedited hearing. That open primaries, claiming they void a Legislature. meant the case would not be heard at key reason for joining a political party: ’The Republicans claim, and two W IN STED — A woman whose estranged least until October, a month after the selecting candidates. federal courts have affirmed, that a Good law husband attacked her outside a nightclub last H A R TFO R D — Democratic Gov. » Ja c k primaries. "As you mull your decision on the party has the right to open primaries to month has notified police that she intends to sue William A. O'Neill appears to be But if a stay is granted, that would stay,” D ’Amore said In a letter to the anyone it wants. them, using the same arguments as in the leaning toward seeking a stay of a lower mean the 2nd Circuit Court’s decision governor, " I hope you will remember Anderson celebrated Tracey Thurman case. court’s ruling in the unaffiliated voter could not take effect and that this year’s that you have been elected to serve all of During a special convention in Joanne Tremins charged Wlnsted and Toning- case while it's being appealed to the better than primaries would be restricted to the people, not just the membership of January 1984, the state GOP voted to ton police failed to protect her from a brutal Feb. U.S. Supreme Court. members of the parties holding them. the Democratic Party. change its rules and open to unaffiliated 15 attack by her husband Jeffrey Tremins, In "They may have already effectively “ Republicans and unaffiliated voters voters its primaries for statewide office spite of repeated complaints of violent But Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman says the fact that the decided the question of a stay,” should receive fair and equal considera — governor and treasurer, for example arguments. tion in your deliberations. Your per — and for the U.S. House and Senate. It good luck Thurman's lawyer, Bridgeport civil rights Supreme Cohit has already said it won’t Lieberman said of the Supreme Court, "because the request for an expedited sonal political ambitions should not be did not extend it to legislative or attorney Burton M. Weinstein, is also handling hear the case before this September’s hearing was based on the fact that the allowed to cloud your judgment on this municipal races. the Tremins case which will be filed in U.S. primaries may be an indication of what The effort of town officials to develop an Inside look the high court would do with a request election was coming.” matter," D ’Amore wrote. O’Neill, while opposing open primar District Court in Hartford. Democrats have long enjoyed a ies philosophically, says that if they are ordinance governing the installation and Thurman was awarded nearly $2 million in a for a stay, or delay of the taking effect of the ruling last y e a r ly the 2nd U.S. Lieberman and O’Neill were to meet statistical edge in Connecticut, outnum to be open, they should all be open, from maintenance of underground storage tanks is landmark federal case settled last June. The jury bering Republicans now by about a 3-2 governor down to the local zoning board found 24 Torrington police officers and the town Circuit Court of Appeals. Friday to discuss a stay, but O ’Neill a good example of locking the barn door at hijacking margin. of appeals. were negligent and denied Thurman's right to That court upheld a Hartford federal canceled the session. It's now expected before the horse is stolen, a kind of Judge's decision affirming the right of to be held this week. At issue in the unaffiliated voters suit, He said last week his position bad not m J M equal protection when they failed to prevent a changed and indicated that he’d like to first brought by the GOP In 1984, is who goverment endeavor that seldom gets much near-fatal attack by her estranged husband. the Connecticut Republican Party to State Republican Party Chairman open its primaries to the state’s 600,000 Thomas J. D ’Amore Jr. says O ’Neill, in controls elections: political parties or at least seek a stay, just to be consistent public attention of Flight 221 Joanne Tremins charges her husband, who is the General Assembly. and, he hopes, to prevent this year’s 6-foot 2-lnches tall and weighs 350 pounds, unaffiliated voters. apparently leaning toward seeking a About half of Manchester's public water Last week, the Supreme Court denied stay, appears to be thinking only of the O’Neill, Lieberman and Secretary of primaries from being open. supply comes from reservoirs on the surface attacked her outside a Wlnsted bottle club which WASHINGTON — Airplane hijackings make big; caters to young people. A witness said he threw of the ground The other half comes from a her to the ground and hit her in the face. She was headlines when they occur. But by the very nature vulnerable underground aquifer that runs hospltallz^ with a broken nose and other of these terrorist operations, the planning that through town. Injuries. Judiciary panei votes today on Brodigan went into them is secret. Manchester has never suffered from a We can now provide a rare, behind-the-scenes • Chairman Rep. Francis X. O ’Neill Jr., major aquifer contamination, but there have look at the preparations for a hijacking that MiMing attorney turns up HARTFORD (AP) - The Judiciary public utility companies from printing been enough threats of contamination to Committee of the General Assembly pictures of elected officials in company R-Guilford, has told state A F L -a O occurred a little more than a year ago. Two , W A TE R B U R Y — Town attorney Dennis M. President ^ t t y Tianti that the commit Buckley, reported missing by his parents for two was to vote today on whether to publications. make officials and some citizens uneasy. Americans were murdered and two others The bill deals with Southern New tee would probably support any bill on days, has been located, police say. refusing to reappoint Superior Court Judge George Even now, water from two of the town's tortured during the ordeal. England Telephone Co.'s intention to which she and the state Department of Our sources at the C IA have helped us piece elaborate on where or how he was found. • D. Brodigan to an eight-year term. wells on New Stale Road has to be mixed with The interim judge was grilled for publish a photo of Gov. William O'Neill Administrative Services could agree. together the nuts-and-bolts planning that led to the Mayor Joseph Santopietro Friday announced The measure would affect state water from a third well because the two wells that Buckley would be considered on indefinite hours on Friday by the committee and in more than 2 million new telephone airborne piracy of Kuwait Airlines Flight 221 in workers in nursing, corrections and leave and named James F. Meenan as acting was criticized by some members for directories along with a governor's have a small amount of contamination from state police. December 1984. Here’s how the plotters did it: corporation counsel, the city's chief legal asking lawyers to write letters on behalf message on services for senior citizens. ' an undetermined source A town well on Love Republicans objected, saying that it Also Tuesday, the Public Safety On Nov. 22,1984, the four principal terrorists got: adviser. of his reappointment. Lane was once in danger of being together ih Baalbek, the main city of the Bekaa ' Rep. William L. Wollenberg, R- amounted to an illegal campaign Committee will hold a public hearing on Open Forum Santopietro said Buckley "will be taking a bills including a proposal fora one-year contaminated by gasoline from leaking Valley, in Syrian-controlled eastern Lebanon. temporary leave of absence for personal reasons. Farmington, said Brodigan was “out of contribution by a utility regulated by a touch with reality" if he thought a commission appointed by the governor. experiment with a video lottery; the tanks They were the Iranian charge d'affaires in The leave began today." Public Health Committee will hear bills Police received the missing report Friday at 11 request from a judge would not have an The Transportation Committee plans The ordinance being woi ked out would not Lebanon. Mahmound Nourani; Sheik Soghi to hear testimony Monday on a bill that including rate setting and payment receiving other calls until the emergency calls from being Tofailli, commander of the military forces in a.m. from Buckley's father, John Buckley, who impact on a lawyer. Sen. Richard B. only control where and how new tanks are Johnston, R-Wethersfield, said the would require the transportation com procedures for privately operated Telephone plague computer has had its say. answered. Baalbek for the terrorist group Hezbollah; Hassan said the last time he had seen his son was request was unethical and amounted to missioner to study the feasibility of community homes for the mentally installed, it would beef up inspection and Next, the bill would prohibit Finally .and perhaps most im Hashem, the pro-Iranian leader of Moslem militia, Wednesday. Buckley lives with his parents. retarded; and the Insurance and Real must be limited Buckley, 39, was last at work on Tuesday and lobbying. Johnston and Wollenberg are electronically monitoring bridges for control of tanks already in the ground, some portantly, the bill I have pro Estate Committee will bear a testimony both automatically-dialed and ^nits that control Beirut’s international airport: friends and relatives became concerned when he co-chairmen of the committee. structural defects. The commissioner of them 20 years old and unprotected by the posed would require any person on a bill that would require prior manually-dialed calls from be and Ali A1 Yafi, the Lebanese Shiite Moslem who • did not show up for a Civil Service Commission Brodigan defended his action, saying would have to report to a transportation regulatory approval of insurance rate vaults and leak alarm systems on newer To the Editor ing made between 9 p.m. and 9 soliciting sales over the phone or had been chosen to lead the team of hijackers. ; meeting Tuesday night, Sgt. Armand Marino said he thought he could remain impartial in joint standing committee ofjhe General increases. tanks. a.m. It is simply a matter of any taped message presented by Saturday. dealing with lawyers. Assembly before Jan. IS, 1987. oh Tuesday, the Labor and Public Public hearings will be held Wednes F'inding out where some of those old tanks Among the evils of modern courtesy — and one that should any automatic dialing system to T H E T A R G E T E D P L A N E was an A-310 Airbus • Neither Buckley nor his family could be Brodigan was one of five Superior identify immediately the name Court judges named last week by House Employees Committee facM a deadline day by the Appropriations, Education, society is the automatic tele be attended to by those who wish that Kuwait Airlines flew to Bangkok with stops at reached Saturday for comment. Public Health and Transportation are located will apparently require a good of the person making the call and Speaker R.E. Van Norstrand as having for voting on bills, including a measure phone dialing system, a mecha to be thought of favorably by Dubai and Karachi. A1 Yafi briefed the three other JTi that would institute a binding arbitra committees. deal of research by the town s Building the name of the company being received low ratings in a survey which GEORGE D. BRODIGAN nism that allows a person, firm potential customers — that peo members of his team — two Shiites and a tion procedure for some state On Thursday, committee meetings to Division, sp there will be public cost represented. The caller or tape State man dies In accident 1,500 of the state’s 8,000 lawyers . . . post in jeopardy or corporation to dial a large ple should not be disturbed in Palestinian ^ on the configurations of the Airbus: employees. vote on bills are scheduled by the Public involved Complving with the ordinance will would also be required to. answered. number of telephone numbers by their homes late at night or early the location of its exits, galleys and lavatories. NEW H AVEN — A 28-year-old New Haven man Hearings are planned this month and Superior Court judges this year. Labor and state officials have been Health and Transportation commit directly after issuing a greeting, increase costs to businesses and thus may computer. The computer mak in the morning. Meanwhile, Iranian spies in Kuwait were was killed when the car he was driving hit a tree, next on four other judges in jeopardy. Also Monday, the Energy and Public meeting for a week Dying to come to tees; and on Friday, hearings will be produce some opposition ing the phone calls has little The bill would also provide for state that the purpose of the call sweeping airline reservation computers for police said. The General Assembly, controlled by Utilities Committee planned a public terms on a procedure for "impasse held by the Judiciary, Energy, Trans regard for the humanity of the people who choose not to receive is to effect a sale and identify the names of any VIPs on Flight 221. Police said the victim of the 4:24 a.m. Saturday Republicans, must vote on about 70 hearine on a bill that would prohibit resolution.” Labor Committee Co- portation and Finance committees. But the protection of the town's w ater accident was Peter A. DeMartino. He was person who picks up the re any automatically-dialed calls kind of goods or services being The hijacking was to occur before dawn on Nov.. supply should be the paramount pronounced dead at Yale-New Haven Hospital. whatsoever. These people would offered. Telephone merchants consideration ceiver, and is just as content to 27. Flight 221 would leave Kuwait the evening ; relay its prerecorded message to be able to notify their telephone would thus be prevented from before and take off from Dubai shortly after The town has escaped major problems up a receiver that has been hung company that they wish to be legally using any ruse that midnight. The terrorists were to leave Beirut on a ■ until now, mostly by good luck Good law is a back up as to a human listener. removed from any lists that misrepresents his true purpose Middle East Airlines flight the evening before and; State woman found stabbed Coroner's office faces several problems in calling. better way Automatic dialers are used might be available to companies connect with Flight 221 in Dubai. W A TE R B U R Y — The body of a 28-year-old largely as elements of marketing using automatic dialing sys Telephones currently afford Their weapons — to be planted on board at Waterbury woman who apparently had been □ □ □ schemes: a company can buy a tems, and any costs involved easy access to solicitors who Dubai — were two ,25-caliber pistols (unlikely to . stabbed to death was found on the sidie of a road in invade the privacy of individuals Agency has trouble expanding and finding medical examiners ANOTHER GOOD INSTANCE of list of phone numbers targeted at with processing the request pierce the airplane's hull unless fired point-blank), the city's North End. police said. and who deceive and manipulate Paula Buccini apparently died of a single stab preventive government is the plan to have the market it wishes to reach, would be absorbed by the parties and a single hand grenade. and, after programming the using the automatic dialers. people in the name of commerce. By the morning of Nov. 26 everything was set. • wound to the chest, police Detective Nick chairman of the medicolegal investiga tow n officials meet with a representative of DeMatteis 8aid. Buccini's body was found by a performed at the office with the some areas, including FairfieldCounty. computer to deliver its unsoli In addition, the telephone I believe it. is high time that Then the terrorists learned that three Kuwaiti Bv Mark A. Dupuis tions commission, has said the panel local resident about 2:20 p.m. Sunday, police said United Press International remainder done in hospitals, said Dr. He said the situation has become the Connecticut Natural Gas Corp this week cited message or ask its battery company would be responsible people receive some protection will do a complete, in-depth and diplomats and at least three Americans’ It has not been determined how long Buccini Wayne Carver, the deputy chief state critical in one rural area, which be did to find out as much as possible about where from the plague of unwanted, professional evaluation of the office. of questions, leave the inanimate for issuing an information sheet reservations had been made by the U.S. Embassy medical examiner. not identify. That area has no desig annoying telephone solicitations. was dead or when she was last seen alive, H A R TFO R D — Gruesome allega Until the review is completed, Caiyer gas lines are located in Manchester and how- machine to do the tedious phon in one of its bill mailings every in Sanaa, North Yemen. DeMatteis said. Her body has been taken to the tions about the operations of the chief The Farmington office has been nated assistant medical examiner and many of them are vulnerable because of their ing Some automatic dialers are year explaining to the consumer This meant the hijackers would have six VIPs to located in temporary quarters for more has to rely on examiners from neighbor will serve as acting chief state medical state medical examiner's office in Farmington state medical examiner’s office have examiner, beading the office in place of programmed to immediately the extent of his rights where Sen. Carl A. Zinsser be swapped for the 17 terrorists imprisoned in drawn attention to the problems facing than a decade, and Carver told the ing areas. Carver said. age for an autopsy, he said. Chief State Medical Examiner Dr. move on to another victim when telephone solicitation is con 4th District Police have no suspects in the case as they the agency responsible for investigat commission that oversees the agency In one case, be said be personally It seems quite 6bvious that everyone who Kuwait — whose release was the point of the Catherine A. Galvin. ing suspicious deaths in Connecticut. last week that space is at a premium. went to tbe area to investigate a death. hung up on. while other, more cerned and presenting ways for hijacking. So the hijacking was postponed a week. continue the investigation, DeMatteis said. . Galvin, wbo was accused of allowing needs to know where things are buried tenacious computers continue to people to deal with unsolicited » The medical examiner's office also "The current facilities are very Other areas are not as severiy affected, crowded.” be said, adding that tbe but there are many with sparse ber pet dogs to be present when underground should have ready access to the tie up the telephone line until calls, including instructions for A F T E R P R A Y E R S on the afternoon of Dec. 3, faces problems with a lack of space that autopsies were performed, voluntarily Letters policy has made it difficult to expand its staff office has been unable to add more coverage. Carver said. information, but it is not always the case, as they have completed their spiel. removing their names from all Panel backs cMoxIn controls a g re ^ to go on leave taking vacation the hijackers were driven to Beirut airport to and problems in finding doctors willing workers to its staff "because there's It isn't known if the panel of medical the undet ground tank problem illustrates. Because I believe that such lists available to telephone The Manchester Herald wel time while tbe office is investigated. catch Middle East Airlines flight 426 to Dubai. H A R TFO R D — The Council on Environmental to work as local medical examiners simply no place to put them.” examiners that will investigate tte marketers. comes original letters to the In addition to the allegations concern The passing of Hurricane Gloria through machines and methods repres They had no baggage, and were driven directly to around the state. The lack of space will be resolved chief medical examiner's office will Uhder the proposed law. auto editor. Quality is recommending 11 steps for the state to ing the dogs, charges also have been ent an unjust imposition on the the plane, avoiding examination of their forged The space and staff problems cameto next January, however, when tbe look into the shortages of assistant tow n in September show ed there is room for Letters should be brief and to take to curb dioxin emissions from resource made that autopsy reports are delay^ people who are subjected to matic dialers would be prohi travel documents by Lebanese officials. public attention as an offshoot of the medical examiner’s office is scheduled medical examiners. improvement in the communications the point. They should be typed recovery plants. for months or longer and that Galvin's them, I have introduced a bill in bited from dialing any communi During the hour-long layover at Dubai waiting Highly-toxic dioxin emiuions have been controversy surrounding charges that to a new facility more than four times However, state Health Services Com between utilities and towns. or neatly handwritten, and, for personal office was found in disarray. the Legislature that would place cations facilities, including those for Flight 221, the hijackers sat apart in the discovered at some garbage-tb-energy plants in dogs were present during some auto the size of its 6.S0a-square-foot tempor missioner D r Douglas S. Lloyd, who is ease in editing, should be double The information the town gets from the gas some restrictions on their use that handle emergency service airport lounge, avoiding even eye contact. Al Yafi other parts of the country, said Council Chairman psies and about alleged delays in the ary quarters. spaced. Letters must be signed The staff limitations brought on by company certainly won t mean there will and curtail their abuse. calls. One of the absurd and used the interval to shave off his beard. Then the Gregory A. Sharp at legislative bearings this completion of autopsy reports. with name, address and daytime Four'prominent medical examiners the space constraints are not tbe only never be a gas leak in Manchester, but it will The bill would prohibit auto potentially hazardous possibili four hijackers quietly mingled with the other 14 week. telephone number (for The council also said the only operating from other states are expected to arrive staff problems facing tbe office. Carver Train hits, kiils teenager pul evei \ one on the alert for potential trouhh' matic dialing machine's from ties under the present, unregu passengers who boarded Flight 221 at Dubai. lated system is that an automatic verification). trash-to-energy plant in Connecticut, which is in in Hartford this week to begin an told the Commission on Medicolegal spots. continuing to deliver messages The hijacking occurred 40 minutes out of Dubai, investigation into the allegations and Investigations. EAST HAVEN (UPI) — A 13-y* ar-oW Hospital, wtaeie be was pronounced dialing machine can dial, for The Herald reserves the right Windham, does not have a full complement of once the prospective recipient when two of the terrorists overpowered the lone safeguards to prevent hazardous emissions. review the overall operatioas of the He said the medical examiner’s office E^ast Haven boy has been identified as dead at about 6 p.m.. Bova said Sunday.. Even if the company can provide the town example, a randomly chosen to edit letters in the interests of has hung up the telephone. It security guard. Sharp recommended to the Legislature's medical exanniner’s office. also is having problems in some parts of tbe victim of a train accident in which Tbe train’s engineer said be first saw with accurate information, however, it.won I community 911 emergency brevity .^clarity and taste. be was struck and killed while crossing Hender ensring tbe track beading west seems unfair for a person, The hijacking-lasted six days and led to the Environment Committee last week that the Located in suburban Farmington, the the state in finding physicians to work do much good unless the information is number and monopolize that line Address letters to; Open Fo as assistant medical examiners to do railroad tracks near a shopping center, in tbe directioa of a K mart shopping having decided he is not inter coldblooded m urder of two U.S. aid officials. Windham plant be retrofitted with state-of-the- medical examiner’s office is responsi accessible to those who need it when they ested in speaking .with the until its message has run its rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. art pollution control and emission monitoring ble for investigating violent, suspicious initial investigatwos of suspicious police say. center, said Marci Larsen, an Amtrak International pressure eventually led Iran to spokeswoinan. need it. like the police and fire departments computer, to be prevented from course, preventing any incoming Box 591. Manchester, C T 06040. equipment. The council called for establishing an and sudden, unexpected deaths in deaths. stage a phony "rescue" as the plane sat at Tehran air quality standard for dioxin, establishing a Connecticut. Tbe 110 or so assistant examiners are Donald C. Hender of East Haven was Tbe engineer blew tbe train’s born airport. schedule for periodic testing of resource recovery With an annual budget of $1.7 million paid a fee to investigate deaths in their identified as tbe victim of tbe accident and Hender jumped onto another track plant emissions and ash for dioxins, and a major and the equivalent of 41 full-time areas and in conjunctioa with tbe chief which occurred at about 5; 16 p.m. but then apparently got confused about ContkhntM tlh public information campaign. Sharp said. employees, the office is expected to medical examiner’s office decide if an Saturday in a wooded area where the which track tbe train was on and Intelligence analysts are sometimes blinded by Dioxins are chemicals, some of which are toxic conduct 11.566 mvestigatiotts and 1.366 autopsy will be conducted. railroad tracks pass behind a series of jumped back onto tbe track carrying Unmanned flights may leave NASA adrift tbe train. Larsra said. their employer's self-importance. It’s no secret and potentially carcinogemc. which are often autopsies during the fiscal year that With assistanu getting older and business cstabiisfaments. said Sgt. Doouniefc Bova. Tbe five-car train was traveliiig at that U.S. policy-makers are obsessed with the fate created m waste treatment facilities when other ends June 30. younger doctors unwilling to take tbe Hender was taken by East Haven about 65 mpb at the time of tbe accident. State of the Union Address. President Reagan chemicals are incinerated. A b o u t 76 p ercent of tbe a u t o p s y done jobs. Carver said the state is having W.ASHI.NGTON — The L'hallenger tragedy has of the two huge American military facilities in the trouble finding people to take tbe jobs in ambulance to tbe Yale-New Haven Larsen said. cited as a top priority for research. Concepts for under tbe office's supervision are severely damaged the space agency 's hopes for Philippines. And 11 months ago, before the sudden the T A V include a version that could take off from manned space exploration, which consumed most election was called. State Department intelligence conventional airport runways, deliver satellites of Its energy for the past 10 years cables dutifully proclaimed that "the most Lotto’s Jackpot R obert and astronauts into orbit, and then return under For the last decade the National ,^eronautics controversial issue" in future elections would be Manchester Land Omservation TrusL, Inc. its own power. the two U.S. bases. When the presidential up to $7 million and Space .Administration concentrated almost W agm an 20 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER. CT 08040 solely on the manned space program, nearly Reagan spoke only of the T A V ’s campaign actually started, though, the cables commercial-transport potential, giving the HARTFORD (UPI) — ThU Ignoring all unmanned programs except those for reported — accurately — that the bases "would example of traveling from New York to Tokyo in not be a m ajor issue," explaining: "Most Filipinos week's Lotto nrst-priie jackpot deep-space exploration Its single-minded pool will be worth about S7 milliim concentration on the shuttle, to the exclusion of ail L j r a two hours. However, the same technology could be simply had other concerns." used to take satellites and people into orbit and to since there was no winner in March 14, 1986 8 PM other launch vehicles, had already opened it up to Friday's drawing, lottery officials payloads into orbit NASA remains committed to a ferry people and equipment to the proposed space criticism. Mflllt* H oUM pfpDfffM say. That criticism may now become a chorus second-generation space shuttle with improved station. East Catholic High School At the time of the Challenger explosion the technology, but following the present design. If a picture is really as good as the snappers say. There were 1S5 secood-ptize T H E K E Y T O D E V E L O P IN G the T A V is a new winning tickets worth $1,32B each shuttle program was gearing up for its busiest NASA officials have argued that abandoning the White House counsel Fred Fielding has a 115 TVew Slate Roail. Manchester shuttle would be a waste of time, money and • type of engine — the scranyet (supersonic 1,000-word recommendation to flash at and 7.296 third-prize winning year Meanwhile, a presidential commission tickeu srorth $59 each, lottery made up of N ASA and Pentagon officials, plus effort The space program, they say. can't rely on combustion ranryet), with a top speed of about 25 prospective clients when he leaves President times the speed of sound, fast enough to reach officials said Saturday. non government experts, was reassessing the unmanned vehicles, since people are needed to do Reagan's employ. It's a photo taken on A ir Force orbit. T o function in airless space, the T A V would Officials said 111.6M people won overall space program and planning the next research and repairs in space. "There are a lot of One, and it shows Reagan and Fielding standing need a combination of scramjet engines, which $1 each for fourth-prize tickets. genertion of space vehicles This National expensive satellites up there that need, or will side^y-side. The president is holding a bumper TOM STERLING Commission on Space plans to have its report on need, to be repaired by a man with a screwdriver, ^ u ir e air intake, and self-contained rocket sticker that says: "M y Lawyer Can Beat Your H ie wiBDing numbers drawn engines like those used on the space shuttle, which President Keagan sdeskby the year send, for at least the foreseeable future." said one La w ye r," Friday night were 6-7-19-22-32-9*- !Hataralist«PhotoRrapher possibly sooner NASA official, "and that requires the shuttle.” need no outside air. Sources say the presidential commission had Sources close to the commission say that early Many space scientists, especially those outside planned to recommend that all three technologies ee drafts of the report recommend research to government, believe that NASA's total focus on ,4n Alaskan Autumn^^ be developed: bigger and better unmanned investigate three kinds of boosters: unmanned manned missions has taken too much money from vehicles, next-generation shuttles and new CALDWELL AT systems; a radically different manned space space exploration in general. They claim that the ^ttrhrstrr HrraUi vehicle: and shuttles like the present ones, but shuttle has sapped funding and momentum from designs, like the T A V . 644-4713 However, the degree of emphasis is critical in with major design changes successful missions like Voyager 2. OIL INC. LiMHK nm cES • M ac. nc. Tickets *5®^ E^ch this era of budget limits. Following the Challenger RICHARO W. COSOROVC ...... 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HIgki Cwnuni IMwosl Raw. on the Saturn V rocket that sent man to the moon. developing completely new systems for putting BHBJXiN CO IC N ...... Cowpi 649-8841 A SMh flM UmpusMawir uAh a n ‘‘As-'TtaiiKf Contpady w in A nrovwn n .0 0 each fwmtrr 18. half price). H d s Is the second el two columns by syndkaied ROBERT H HUBBARD ...... P w n Tom The military likes the "spaceplane. " which could payloads into orbit. Track fkaconf tn n a Tax Shakw arf A rm columnist Robert Wagman on ibe aflcrmaih of ibe JEANNEG FROMOTTH OeU take off and land like an airplane but reach The most promising of these may be the space sbattle disaster.- ^ altitudes of 20 to 100 miles and put people and trans-atmospheric vehicle (T A V ), which, in bis MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 10, 1M6 - i
■ - MAwgimaTgR HERALD. Mooitay. March n. i m MANUTt byChartMlAtehyls NMMR 1*N NOMMILf tyOURf— t “i n s Critics attack Coleco’s ‘Rambo’ doll HAS A MEW M O EEY- I isti'r IT UO^BLY ? MOPEL 0OAT 0UIU(?IM& ------^ ; Is it a patriotic role model, or does it glorify violence? t v Ktnnttti R. Baxlnet terrorism,” the aaid. and gave a very unrealistic picture Mais.-based Action for Children’s (Inlted Press Intarncrtlonol While there was no debate over of what war is about” may be Television group, said of Coleco’s the necessity of eliminating world ^fficu lt to explain to a child. promotional material. : WEST HARTFORD - Coleco terrorism, some activiata and “ I think a lot of toys give children After watching a single episode Industries touts Its new Rambo peace groups working to improve a role model,” said Sheehan, a of the cartoon show, she said her doll as a patriotic role model (or childrens’ televiaion question mother of two children who was opinion changed. children, but critics (ear the toy whether the new Rambo character among 25 protesters picketing “ It was a big strapping animated and cartoon show to follow will will help youngsters understand Coleco’a offices last fall when the Rambo headed by three bench UAACWti byJMiDwti limply glorify war and violence. the importance of non-violence. Rambo "Force of Freedom” line people who were obviously fight JUST LOOK AT tM 6 i AKMU HATE TO COM PL^.»UT I The toymaker already boaating “ We as pediatricians are desper was firat announced. ing. So I said, ‘So much for the THIS PLACE IS LIKE A P l O g y . “ I try to get my children toys trees, its obviously a' cartoon AHP ^bsnomenal lates of lu Cabbage ately alarmed at these kinds of ANP/MVBROTHERS EAT UREM W Patch Kida line plana to Introduce things,” said Dr. Victor Straa- that they can create things with version of the movie,” ’ Charren IbNANTOM by t — >■* • » » — «»» TtSSctf** the Rambo doll and complete burger, one of five member of an and that they can work with,” said. Byc-Bye,i»x., XXM0 ^ m jgocovetm,, >OURMWL gccesaoriea Including alliM- and American Academy of Pediatrics’ Sheehan said. “ Rambo doesn't Wruck disagreed and aaid C0U6IN we LCMt RB(i90N vemeirnMN arch-rivala in May. task force -on televiaion and give children enough room to Coleco has created a character HWMMV, l/wyMCnciNC' >uanvE5 create their own scenario’s be •BCW/. i “ Rambo’s being positioned aa children. which holds the ideals to “ keep HWHNBM. cause the good guys and the bad vetONK (be heroic figure,” Barbara “ When we see thing! like dolls freedom available and to prevent guys are already selected.” Wruck, a vice president with that glorify violence it makes ua world terrorism.'” I) r Wruck claims that view is "very, Coleco, said from the company’s extrenMly concerned about the “ They (the Force of Freedom very simplistic.” West Hartford oHicea. ‘ ‘He's a impact it will have on children,” toy figures) only use their sophisti “ Rambo became a hero because y wonderfully capable Individual said Strasburger, who is an aaao- cated weapons to destroy the the media and public wanted him whose most important cbaracter- ciatecUnical professor at the Yale weapons of the terrorists,” Wruck to become one,” Wruck said. "To TfUc is his love of his country.” University School of Medicine in said. Tbe Rambo doll, physically us, Rambo is a fictional character New Haven. Apparently, that argument is modeled after the violent film and our license of the name allows good enough for toy stores. VS9PKMCeneK TAKCe diaracter portrayed by Sylvester “ It sounds silly to be concerned us to position him as we see fit and Off n /t anKOMKmtt in A ' CAPTAM BASY ab y q gotoA Ca ^ OPEMTIOUjaUB W y 'l P 'i j T li r e i S a B m I S “ It (Rambo) was extremely well s e k e p t e e c R E T . KlP^ITBgPAyBg.^ ^ llo n e In his bit "Ram bo” about a doll, but along comes the appropriate.” H O T ofnoiAL cnoppens,. received at the New York Toy movlea, also has been described in Rambo doll and we aak what could What is appropriate to Coleco is Fair, and the orders are coming in Company literature as specializing possibly t e wrong with a child a character that will protect the hot and heavy, but it would be l i i i ta helping "the innocent and the playing with a toy?,” Strasburger freedom of individuals without premature to say it is at the said. “ The problem is that as our having to do any killing, Wruck SLOMMB byl lAStWiDtafc* i ^ e r ^ g . ” forefront of the new Coleco lines,” L A five-part animated Rambo toys become more violent, our kids aaid. WAS FT A U h e WE^^^ RiEHrOLn' Wruck said. I aet*Bi*eea rue ffosrr, a n d GOT ME A COOK (plni-series to be aired on ayndi- bmme more violent.” • But other critics claim Coleco m e m . 1 MADE ROR JULIUS SUCCESS^ oated television in May and Wruck defended the Rambo doll. led those attending a National The Rambo doll, which will be expanded to 85 episodes be^nning “ What one has to bear in mind at Aaaodation of Televiaion Program manufactured in the Far East and m tbe fall will be far more tame all times is that they are toys,” she Executives conference in New then inspected in upstate New than the two " R ” rated films, said. " I t ’s up to the adult or parent Orleans earlier this year to believe York, will begin shipment in May. Wruck said. to help the children understand the Rambo character had become Controversy aside, Wruck says -/o “ an environmentalist.” Coleco’s aim is for children to have ~r • "These (cartoons) are scenarios what he or she is doing in play.” in which no one is killed and Joanne Sheehan, a member of “ They were so low key about the fun. terrorism is prevented, and I don’t the Norwich-based New England violence it sounded like he was "Our business, to put it simply, is ARLO AND JAMS"* by Ammy JoiNMM know anyone who will debate that War Resistera League, said a toy going to save the trees,” Peggy the entertainment business,” she we all want to do away with world from a film which "glorified war Charren, president of the Newton. said. TWrSTTOE.. OOTArnRACSIMAGMW IOUNC1DOWNA MUP ONE? IlW K H r MOST ------RIAuSic ABOUT MAJOR lEAGKBM KeAlt MENVMirED1B/l>IK HW EIdK TEAM.' PRorEfiamiLBAum' ‘MNfiS/ Support group helps crime victims ON THE PASniACK by SW HoN rooli B y P stsr S. Hawss to the point where I was just eaten groups such as Victims Under advocacy group forming with the W «rC AI5fl> SUOD^lV, SOMITHINS- The AMOcloted Press away. All at once, there was a standing Victims is that they give judicial system, but that it was IWUNOKNMMCKMil fM CUCfUZE i '(m i i m u T CldUt> I large amount of victims who had victims the chance to leam how to part of “the criminal justice iccota .' c m f M i h M i u m io n ► OfFfltoMTitfiR * a m BRIDGEPORT — A gunman some serious emotional situations. better use the criminal justice system striking a better balance ‘m iMft> m s im x itD s SOURCE OF / UA5 killed her brother and she was I was talking to five or 10 people a system, change the system and between all of the individuals 0 F < m 6 h 6 O / FAC&RS. I »WW5HMOrr lUW ? twice a crime victim herself, but week who bad had tragedies. lend support to each other. concerned.” j Robin Shevlin blames the criminal These people had no resources.” “ Most victims need to be helped ‘Tm a little conservative,” he \ justice system for ruining her life. (^assy approached Roseanne through very frustrating and diffi said. “ I like to have the Judicial Aylesworth, a coordinator in cult emotional times, first from the Department not involved ingroups Her brother’s killer received a UPl photo suspended jail term for carrying a Bridgeport for the State Office of occurance of the crime and later that advocate one party over ALLEY OOP Pew Oram gun without a permit, and the Adult Probation, who in January from the delays in court,” Ment another. But sometimes it’s neces CoiBCO Industries of East Hartford is touting its new X3U WILL ENTER AHHI MAN.THie I’LLSAin X people who mugged her and broke assembled a group of volunteers — said. sary for us to support groups like m ’ FEELS g K B K I l COULD r "Rambo" doll as a patriotic role model for children, but THE POaLAM> TH* REST OF ftito her home never were caught. most of them crime victims Ment said he had some reserva this, otherwise they’ll never CLEAN THEPMir IN - " I can deal with what hap- themselves — to bring other tions about a victim s’ support or materialize.” critics fear it will glorify war and violence. itoned,” Shevlin said about the victima together for support. killing of her brother. “ I can’t deal As many as 25 people have with what the system did. The attended tbe sessions. MR.MEN"AMOLmLEMISS"byHW9r—>m A 8p E
(SteinmeU) Joyce. the Bailey Funeral Home, 48 Broad mad at John Greco, 90, The funeral Will be Tuesday at St., Plaiovllle, with a mass of- Face Wethersfield Tuesday In Middletown 9 :15 a.m. at Molloy Funeral Home, Christian hurial in Our Lady of built shrine on 906 Farmington Ave., West Hart Mercy Church. Burial was in St. ford, with a mass of Christian Joseph Cemetery, Plainville. agency hill In Waterbury burial at 10 a.m. at St. Thomas the Memorial donations may be Apostle Church in West Hartford. made to Our Lady of Mercy NEW B R ITA IN (AP) - John Calling hours are today from 3 to 5 Church-Sharing Memories, 29 S. Continued from page 1 Greco, who 30 years ago began Blake’s heroics guide MHS into semis Canal St., Plainville, 06062. and 7 to 9 p.m. found.” He said he had been led to work on what would become the Memorial donations may be Waterbury shrine and tourist made to the Development Fund of believe the nose of the shuttle bad, were in command,” said Farno. vaporized in the explosion, but Corner, here comes Bobby Blake — Blake pounces on the rebound — attaction known as Holy Land, St. Thomas the Apostle Church, 872 Vivian H. Laraon By Bob PapettI "And it wasn’t just Bob. Dale “this nfew Information does no driving into the crease — he score! Manchester evens it back U.S.A, has died. Farmington Ave., West Hartfrod, Vivian H. Larson, 84, of 87 E. Herald Sports Writer m . Gullo, Mike Generis, Mark Ci Greco died Sunday evening at thing to change the situation.” scores! Tie game, 1-1.” up at 2-all.” chowski — in a tournament, you 06119. Middle Turnpike, died Saturday at Second period, 45 seconds in — Twenty-nine seconds later — ’s home rtnk Monsignor Bojnowski Manor after Manchester Memorial Hospital. NASA officials said “ assistance WASHINGTON - Chronology of rely on your seniors, and all of our a long illness. He was 90. in positive identification of crew a high school hockey hero: "Mark Cichowski fires a shot from “ Blake takes a pass at center ice She was bom in Hartford, March the right boards, sprawling save from Mike Generis, burns the lone seniors came through.” Holy Land, which drew as many Katlwrin* Qriska will be provided by Armed Eorces First period, 5:11 left — "Dale The start was an instant replay 7,1902, and had been a Manchester by Darren Dutcher — goalie down defender, puts a deke on Dutcher as 40,000 visitors annually, in Institute of Pathology personnel Gullo centers a pass from the right of Wednesday’s Masuk game, Katherine (Fike) Griska. 68, of resident for most of her life. Before — goalie down — backhander ^ e e p i § m cluded miniature replicas of Be located at the Patrick A ir Force when Manchester fell behind, 1-0, 219 Oak St., formerly of Hartford, she retired she was a supervisor at upstairs — score! A hat trick for thlehem and Jerusalem, cata Travelers Insurance Co. for 47 Base Hospital.” in the opening moments. She- combs and more than 200 Biblical died Sunday at home. She was the Bobby Blake, and the Indians take years. She was a member of the The USS Preserver, a Navy gla88 they did have w «i quee* paug’s Garrett Cooper rammed a scenes. It also included a SO-foot- widow of George J. Griska. salvage ship equipped with two their first lead of the day. 3-2.” She was bom in Waterbury, and Emanuel Lutheran Church, the tionoble, the bOardf w «l« looae rebound past Indian freshmen high steel cross, illuminated at cranes, one of which can lift 10 Caiemi Second period. 27 seconds left — had lived most of her life in Phebe Circle and We Gals of and the way tbeV/dRow the fane netminder Rod Cantrell at 3:45. night, atop a hill in the central part tons, will spearhead the attempt to "Blake carrys the puck out of the Hartford before moving to Emanuel Church Women, the lOTON-fWgliially. to lean over the boards, it’s a After Blake swept in the first of of the city. Retirees Club of Travelers Insu raise the cabip debris. High winds Manchester zone and dumps a long , wore played wonder nobody.:,wa8 seriously his personal scoring parade to knot Greco started working on Holy Manchester. V N \ \ N rance Co., the Scandia Lodge and . and seas blocked recovery efforts slapper on goal — Dutcher blocks dll the lArm..pond, . hurt.” . ■-> ” it, the Spartans jumped back on top Land in 1956. Twenty-four years She is survived by her mother, the American Association 'of Re ' during the weekend, officials said. the shot with his shoulder, but loses . ’.Wlttdiit the heneflt jittNMiTds or "And where were the school for their final lead of the year. With later, when asked why, he said he Frances E. Fike of Manchester; tired Persons, Chapter 1275. The ship remained at sea his balance . . . and it went in! A officials, when our kids wfere 3:53 to go in the first, Pontice wanted "to present something in two sons, George C. Griska of West Hartford and Michael A. Griska of She is survived by a cousin, overnight. 100-foot goal by Bobby Blake, his ^|F!Deep4hl^weaton> portion of getting spit on (by Shepaug Anderson froze Cantrell with a the open space to bring people Harris said the shuttle wreckage Apex,N.C.; four daughters, Gloria Henry Johnson of San Diego, fourth, and the Indians will take a 'itj^oiibeetictR, inn riiric forgotten fans) when they skated Into the snazzy move and stuffed a back closer to God.” , was identified Saturday. B. Griska of Wethersfield, Kathe Calif.; and a second cousin, Ethel commanding 4-2 advantage into Tie; Mnnchetrter High and comer?" asked Eric, « . hander through the stationary Greco worked at his law practice “On Saturday morning, after rine A. Peidl of Bristol and Bernice Zwick of Manchester, with whom the final period.” lUg Valley High pla j^ the How could the Connecticut tender's pads. during the day and then worked on securing operations during the P. Griska of Hartford; two sisters, she lived. Third period. 5:10 remaining — on llqiMrtorBnalnnie— Interscholastic AthleticConfer- The Brothers Farno — Eric and the Holy Land project until dark, night for safety reasons, the USS ff "Manchester is putting on the Elizabeth F. Pongratzof Manches The funeral will be Wednesday .niWldooni ->• Satunfay aftwnoon, ence scheduls an important assistant coach Clay — decided to helped by several volunteers. It Preserver, whose divers are tho ter and Nancy F. Thomas of at 10 a.m. at Watkins Funeral pressure in a 4-on-4situation. Gullo nttheairimerySidiiahl, M game in an outdoor rittkthat isa open the middle session with a was not until the mid-1970s that roughly briefed on debris identifi sends it across the slot, Dutcher Anchorage,' Alaska; and five Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial will ,, When Die Zanfboni dragged potential aafety hazard? - ^ stacked line that included linem- they finished their work. The cation and have participated In tries to intercept, Blake barely grandchildren. be in the East Cemetery. Calling J^ifevel OWo the playing surfpce ates Blake and Gullo, as well as shrine was closed to visitors in 1984 similar recovery operations, be ticks the bouncing puck — but it “ We checked^it out' tho The funeral will be Wednesday hours are Tuesday from 3 to 5 and 7 pftep the firat period, at least second-line center Generis. but an effort to redesign and gan to work,” the statement said. roughly beforehand and nobody at 8:15 a.m. at the John F. Tierney to 9 p.m. Memorial donations may 4 dribbles into the net! Nji^ber five .4RM|il)NMtnes8 spilled hot choc- "Thai’s our power play line, but restore Holy Land and open it UPl photo "Subsequent dives provided pos for the senior centerman. and that Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., be made to the Emanuel Lutheran - oism o iiiis notriwok. had any real complaints,'!CIAC whenever we need a spark, we’ll again is now underway. itive identification of Challenger hockey touman^t director with a mass of Christian burial at 9 Church Memorial Fund. 60 Church should wrap it up.” - ,/ j^ t i ^ l^anchOster High use them,” said Eric Farno. crew compartment debris and the Whitey Piurek aeM Sunday in a a.m. in St. James Church. Burial St. Record breakers It did. : Itohod SCO rekeeper Chantol La- The Indians’ GBG line used will be in Mount St. Benedict existence of crew remains.” Manchester’s amazing, blazing a puck in the ribs telephone conversation: “ It's Dutcher by nailing home a pai^of Francis A. Bouchar So far, the search for shuttle Cemetery, Bloomfield. Calling The record holders got together in Tokyo Sunday for a Bobby Blake had done it again. slscbnd period, one Shepaug*s home ice ahd tiiey tallies in the first 1:29. Francis A. Boucher, 81, of 35 Harold V. McIntosh have played therefor twoyears. hours are Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. television show entitled "Guinness Book’s World debris has netted about 10 percent Blake’s latest binge came in ^ nad ioiiamioiisiy question the Princeton St., died Saturday at Harold V. McIntosh, 70. of 110 of the giant spaceship. The prim Saturday’s 5-3, Division II state jollity flf a triak that has noglass “ If we had a rink available ” We popped in two at the start Memorial donations may be and that shifted the momentum Manchester Memorial Hospital. made to the Visiting Nurse and Constance Drive, died Friday at Records." Albert Pernitsch of Austria, weighing in at 299 ary goai of the recovery operation tournament quarterfinal win over to protedt the penalty box or the proximity-wise, and all other He was the husband of Edith Manchester Memorial Hospital. kilograms, meets Gabriel E. Monjane of Mozambique, is salvage of key debris from the second-ranked host Shepaug Val -4ifansihat surround the hoards. things considered, we might our way,” added the head coach. Home Care Association of Man So much so that the Spartans (Fusco) Boucher. chester or to the American Cancer He was the husband of Gladys who is 245.7 centimeters tall. At right is former Yomiuri shuttle’s right-hand solid-fuel ley High at an outdoor igloo called '•T. 'Tt’tajoketheyhavetoplaya have moved the game.’? Piurek He was bom in Willimantic Aug. couldn’t manage a shot on net for Society. (Johnson) McIntosh. rocket booster, which ruptured the Gunnery School Rink. .^.liuarterBnai game at a facility added. “ But a ^ a u g worked 5, 1901. and had been a resident of He was born in Manchester April Giants basebaii star Shigeo Nagashima. and triggered the explosion of the The victory advances seventh- ^' u jtoor as that,” Manchester hard for tbehoitto ice Advantage the first 10 minutes of the period. Manchester for 40 years. He was a 7,1915, and had lived in town all his ship’s giant external fuel tank. ranked MHS. now 12-8-1, to Tues . .cQ(fchErl(!Famo8eid.“ Thenet and they deserved it.’* Shepaug had a chance to live up veteran of World War II, serving in Arthur A. Hennequin life. Before he retired in 1980, he While the condition of the beefed- day's semifinals against third- .■•.titoft bneaking, hot they knew Hie Manchester Indians how to its billing when consecutive MHS penalties awarded the hosts a the U.S. Navy in the Asiatic and Arthur A. Hennequin, 78, of was the deputy chief of medical up crew compartment was not ranked Wethersfield High at 6 p. m. ft^orn weidi that they were going ever, disregprded the tum-of- 5-00-3 power play for one minute Pacific theaters. Hartford, husband of Ursule (Wil- services for the state Department No opposition in G O P known, sources said it appeared to at the Wesleyan Rink in . to have" a tournament gaime the-centory-rink and Sbepaug’s and 30 seconds. But Manchester’s Before he retired in 1964, he fling) Hennequin, died Saturday at of Income Maintenance, where he be relatively intact. If so, compu Middletown. there." home ice advantage and played seniors, particulary Blake, Gullo worked as a tax examiner for the his home. He was a native of had worked for 14 years. He was an ter gear on board could help The Manchester-Wethersfield : ' am faulting Shepaug. some old time hockey en route and Generis, denied even a single state of Connecticut for 42 years. Manchester. active member of the Emanuel to Kuehi as chairman investigators piece together the winner plays the Glastonbury- ritV no(?'thelr rink," aasiktant ’ to a S-3 victory over the No. t He was a member of St. Bridget He lived in Hartford most of his Lutheran Church, the Old Guard, sequence of events that led to the Immaculate winner for the state ‘>«*«*hCiay Famosald. “ Butthe ranked team in the division. shot on goal. "That had to be the turning Church, the First Company Gover life and was in the U.S. Army the Beethoven Chorus, and the By Alex Girelll Naugatuck, Julie Belaga of West- disaster. championship Saturday at noon at point,” sighed Farno. "We were nor’s Foot Guard for many years, during World War II. He was American Association of Retired Associate Editor port and Romeo Petroni of But debris from inside the; the Hartford Civic Center. able to kill them — thank God.” the Connecticut State Guard, the. retired from the Connecticut Gen Persons. Ridgefield. 2,525-cubic-foot crew cabin, includ The measure of a great player in Saturday's mild upset (according Somebody up there must have Connecticut State Employees, eral Life Insurance Co. of He also is survived by a son. No opposition has surfaced to the ing personal effects from crew any sport cannot only be gauged by tournament games since, he has A week after the Republicans to rankings) that was easier than liked Blake, especially, when his Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Bloomfield. Douglas J. McIntosh of Glaston election Wednesday of Donald lockers, already has been reco statistics. Just as important is the merely tallied nine more markers, 6041. Manchester Square Dance have elected their officers and the final score indicated. long bomb in the waning seconds of The funeral was today at bury; a daughter. Barbara J. Kuehi as Republican town chair vered indicating it probably broke ability of the star performer to including four in a 10-2 opening determined how to apportion state Shepaug. which bows out at 16-5. the second got past Dutcher. Club, the'American Association of Giuliano-Sagarino Funeral Home, Hopke of Warminter. Pa.; and two man to succeed Curtis Smith, who open or apart either in the initial respond under pressure — in the round rout of Masuk High. convention delegates. Democrats held the advantage in play — and a “ That had to kill them, right Retired Persons, and the Manches 247 Washington St., with a mass of grandchildren. announced after the town elections explosion or when it hit the water ! clutch. Blake currently has 46 goals to in town will do the same. 2-1 lead — after the first period. there,” Farno added. “At that ter Senior Citizens Center. Christian burial at II a.m. at The funeral will be Tuesday at 2 in November that he would not after falling 8.9 miles. For those of you scoring at home, go with 43 assists for 89 points. If Besides his wife, he is survived The Democrats are sheduled to But Manchester eventually grew point, it was 3-2. That gave us a real Immaculate Conception Church in p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran seek re-election. Scobee and Smith were riding in put a checkmark next to No. 12 on Manchester makes the finals. meet March 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the accustomed to playing a tourna by two daughters. Anne Marie Hartford. Burial was in St. James Church. Burial will be in East The Republican Town Commit the two forward seats on the upper ' L j your Manchester rosters on both Blake could better his school- lift.” Greene of Bayside. Wis., and hearing room of Lincoln Center. ment game on the Spartans’ Shepaug drew as close as 4-3 Cemetery. Cemetery. There are no calling tee will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the flight deck. Immediately behind Hnmid photo hy Bnthaw accounts. record of 53 goals set last year. Jacquelyn Love of Uniontown. No opposition has arisen to the travesty of a home rink, and the when Grant Fondu deflected a shot hours. Burial will be in East hearing room of Lincoln Center to them were Resnik, who was Manchester High School's Bobby Blake scored five Blake was the leading scorer for All he needs is eight more. Ohio. re-election of Theodore Cummings visitors took complete control over in with 6:09 left, but Blake tricked Cemetery. The Watkins Funeral elect officers and chairmen of the serving as flight engineer, and the Indians during the regular "This game just showed the The funeral will be Thursday at Katherine Holcomb as Democratic town chairman, a times to improve his goal-scoring total to 46 for the the final two periods. Dutcher with his trickier — just Home. 142 E. Center St., is in committees for each of the 12 Onizuka to her right. •season with 37 goals and 42 assists versatility of Bob Blake.” said 9:15 a.m. from the Holmes Funeral post he has held for 25 years. season as he led the Indians past Shepaug Valley. 5-3. "From the second period on. we 1:07 later — to clinch it. Katherine (Koch) Holcomb. 67, charge of an-angements. voting districts in Manchester. Below on the middeck, Jarvis . for 79 points in 19 games. In two Indian coach Eric Farno. after Home. 400 Main St., with a mass of of Bristol, died Friday at home. Memorial donations may be After Smith announced his deci Members of the committee will and McAuliffe were strapped to Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. She was the widow of - William made to the Emanuel Lutheran sion not to seek re-election, two be polled to determine how the seats in front of an airlock leading Bridget Church. Burial will be in Holcomb Sr. She was the sister of Church, 60 Church St. members of the Republican 'Town party's 23 delegates to the Demo to the ship’s payload bay. McNair St. James Cemetery. Ann Choma of Manchester. Committee — Geoffrey Naab and cratic State Convention will be was seat^ beside the hatch used She also is survived by a son, Patrick A. O ’Reilly Harry Reinhorn — were menti apportioned between Gov. William by the crew to enter the spaceship. Despite loss, Whalers back in division race William Holcomb Jr. of Torring- John J. Joyce oned as possible successors, but O’Neill and his challenger, Toby McNair and Onizuka had plann^ ton; five daughters. Elizabeth Patrick A. O'Reilly, 35, of 49 both have since dropped out of Moffett, a former U.S. representa to trade places for landing. winger with a penchant for snip 8 games) and Billy Gardner (0-5-5 John J Joyce. 80. husband of Charland and Loretta Holcomb of Stillfield Road, died Sunday at his contention. Smith decided not to tive from the 6th Congressional By Bob PapettI Whalers are definitely back in the Whalers’ goalie Mike Liut, be and the Stastny brothers. ing. He netted 21 goals and 28 in 13J. Hartford was O-for-5 on the Juliette Courtney-Joyce, of West Bristol. Mary Vashon of Colches home. He was the husband of seek the post because of new job District. Herald Sports Writer Adams Division playoff battle. hind the mask for the past four “ We didn’t have the jump or assists for 49 points in 65 games man-advantage. Hartford and Weilfleet. Cape Cod, ter. Katherine DiBenedetto of Diane (Pelletier) O’Reilly. Born in responsibilities. Weston woman With 13 games left, last-place games and even money to play weren’t as fresh." said right Moffett is scheduled to appear at with Quebec. Only two Whalers — Mass., died Sunday. He was the Middletown and Patricia Rice of New York City, he lived in Besides a Republican town H AR TFO R D - The Whale took a Hartford is 31-34-2 for 64 points. until fishing season, had a clue winger Stewart Gavin. ’’Emotion Twenty-one of Siltanen’s 30 the March 19 meeting. leading scorer Sylvain Turgeon father of James J. Joyce of Las Vegas. Nev.; a brother, Manchester several years. chairman and the 12 district has best eyes digger. The Bruins are five points ahead in concerning the Forum. ally. we were ready. But just from points for Hartford this season (40) and Ray Ferraro (24) — have Manchester. Francis Koch of Middletown; He was a U.S. Army veteran, leaders, the Republicans will elect Most town committee members After a three-game winning fourth with 69 points, while the “We can’t go in there and give up a straight physical sense; it’s been came on the power play. more goals than Anderson, who He also is survived by another another sister, a twin, Isabelle serving in Vietnam. He was a a vice chairman, a corresponding support O’Neill. Supporters of both The “ most beautiful eyes” in streak that included a morale- Sabres, who beat the New Jersey the bad goal,” said Liut. "In that a drain. That’s not an excuse, just a has more (210) career-wise than Whaleslayer Goulet turned a hat son. Dr. Stephen Joyce of Phoenix. Burton in California; 22 grand member of the Disabled American secretary, a recording secretary O'Neill and Moffett have said they Connecticut belong to a Weston booster over Boston and clutch Devils. 4-3, Sunday, have moved building, it’s really going to hurt fact.” any player on the Hartford roster. trick for the victors, while Anton Ariz.: two stepdaughters, Michele children and three great- Veterans and the Vietnam Vete and a treasurer. might force a primary election to woman, according to the Connecti back-to-backers over Buffalo, a into third place with 70 points. the psyche. We’ve got to get that The Whalers, now 8-14-1 without Siltanen. who played in 277 Stastny added two goals and Dale Herd and Patricia Courtney ; and grandchilden. She was prede rans Center in Hartford. Kuehi. who is now vice chair select the delegates. cut Society to Prevent Blindness, pre-anthem trade of Risto Siltanen Tonight, the Whalers travel to phony break.” All-Star Ron Francis, also missed rookie center Dean Evason, who Whaler games, the club’s N H L Hunter one. two stepgranddaughters. He was ceased by a son. Robert Holcomb. Besides his wife, he is survived man, said today he is not prepared which sponsored a contest to select for John Anderson, and the already another dimension. A dimension The Whalers come home to host Ferraro, Paul MacDermid (10) While the Democrats plan to was suspended in a Friday alterca record for defensemen, wasn’t as predeceased by his first wife. Elsa The funeral was this morning at by three daughters, Nyree. Shauna to say publicly who is expected to the state resident with the best infamous "Jack Attack” , you’ll libt only of sight and sound, but of the New York Islanders 'Thursday and Wayne Babych (15) scored for determine the number of delegates tion against the Swords, along with stunned by the transaction. and Sheena. all at home; his replace him. looking eyes. have to excuse the Whalers for mind. A wondrous land where the night, the first of eight Civic Center the losers. parents, Eugene and Annie (Ca- to be committed to each candidate Kathy O’Malley. 20, won the Saturday night’s anticlimatic, 6-2 boundaries are that of imagina contests in the final 12-game left winger Torrie Robertson. Paul "No surprise at all," said Barbara King is corresponding Goulet has delivered 42 goals in tancaro) O'Reilly of Manchester; at the March 19 meeting, they will grand prize trip to Hawaii after she loss to the Quebec Nordiques tion. There’s the sign post up stretch. The home team is 16-16-0 in Fenton was called up from Bingh Siltanen. who tallied 40 goals and secretary and Edward Weaver is 45 games against Hartford, by far Arrest in auto theft a brother. Eugene O’Reilly of not endorse the list of delegates was chosen the winner of the before 13.616 at the Civic Center. ahead, next stop — the Montreal Hartford, the worst home record amton to fill in. 118 assists in four seasons in treasurer. The recording secre the most of any opponent. Manchester; and a sister, Sharon until April 2. annual contest Friday night by a "Our team didn’t have the gas it Forum. among division members. The evening started off with a Hartford. 'T v e been waiting for tary's post is vacant. Goulet also shares the all-time Bastille of Manchester. panel of judges at a dinner at the did in the last three or four There couldn't possibly be a “Just about every situation is a class move atypical of the National this for a long time and I'm glad it’s The Republican Town Commit lead with teammate Peter Stastny The funeral will be Thursday at Hartford Parkview Hilton. O ’Mal games," admitted Hartford coach better time for Hartford to break have-to-win,” said left winger and Hockey League. over." solves 4 other cases tee is also scheduled to take a poll with 66 points against the Whalers. 9:30 a.m. from the John F. Tierney Shivering normal ley. who has blue-green eyes, is a Jack Evans, who allegedly the Forum jinx. In seven NHL alternate captain Dave Tippett. “ It’s always a shock to be Siltanen assisted twice and And of its members to determine how it With 46 goals this season, Goulet Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Shivering is part of our body’s nursing student at the University slammed Journal Inquirer sports seasons in Montreal, the Whalers Tippett was asked what his team traded,” said Anderson, who was erson assisted once in their first plates on it. was overheard by will apportion its 16 delegates to should soon crack the hallowed A Lincoln Street man who was followed by a mass of Christian natural mechanism to keep warm. of Delaware. editor Randy Smith up against a are 0-20-5 (including two 1980 has to do to win in Montreal. sw app^ to Quebec from Toronto games against former mates. arrested Saturday night while Doucette, who then drove away the state convention at which the 50-mark for the fourth consecutive burial at 10 a.m. at the Church of Shivering, doctors say, increases Two Manchester women, Eliza brick wall in Buffalo after Friday's playoff losses — their last post "Play like we did in Buffalo the in the pre-season. "But when you With Risto’s hard blast gone allegedly trying to steal a car from and eluded Glastonbury police. party's gubernatorial candidate campaign. Since 1982-83, the lethal the Assumption. Burial will be in the body’s metabolism, so that beth Kirkpatrick of Park Street club-record 31st triumph. season appearance). other night,” he answered. go into the locker room and they from the Whalers’ blue line, a Center Street automobile dealer Manchester police said. will be selected. left winger has chalked up 57, 56 Hillside Cemetery, East Hartford. more heat energy is generated and and Linda Cottle of Downey Drive, When all the stories of the past "We gotta win a game there." On Saturday, the Whalers were tell you 'wrong room’, it’s a double Evans’ power-play point men ship has admitted stealing four Police said when the car stolen The candidates vying for the and 55 goals. Calling hours are Wednesday from warmed blood is pumped more were among the 10 finalists in the weekend are sorted out, the only enlightened Evans. "We’ll just convincingly outplayed by neme shock." Saturday were Anderson. Dave other cars this month from Man from Village Motors was disco nomination are Richard Bozzutoof Obviously, he’s slipping. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. quickly to extremities. contest. one that really matters is that the throw everything at them.” sis Nordiques like Michel Goulet Anderson, 28, is a 5-11,190-pound Babych, rookie Brad Shaw (0-2-2 in chester car dealers, police said vered at Doucette's home, another Watertown, Gerald Labriola of this morning. automobile was also found that Police have charged William was reported stolen from Moriarty Saeond Round Firat Round Second Round Rogtonota SetnifinaR SemitinaR n egtonaft Doucette. 20. of 8 Lincoln St., with Bros, on Center Street. ' Fket Round March 15-16 March 13-14 criminal attempt to commit lar Match 13-U M arch 1S-ie Championahip Police said Doucette admitted to Eight former champs ceny possession of stolen prop GARDEN LECTURES Duke erty. interfering with police offic stealing the two cars from Village 1 Kentucky ers and third-degree criminal Motors on Thursday and also two 16 Davidson \- -{Miss. MSI a?16 vehicles from Moriarty Bros, on MEN'S Greensboro mischief after he allegedly tried to -Weekly- dot NCAA hoop field Chartone OM Dominion 8 March 2. The car he was driving 8 W. Kentucky steal a Chevrolet (^m aro from when he was stopped by Glaston 9 Nebraaka h BASKETBALL Village Motors. Police said ' Wedaesday, Matth 12, 7:30 p.m. o bury police, which was the second Nebraska, Marist and company Virginia 5 Doucette admitted to stealing two KANSAS C ITY . Mo. (U P I) - 5 Aiatiama vehicle taken from Moriarty Bros.. join former champions Villanova, 12 cars and three seta of keys from the The NCAA, an organization that 12 Xavier was found by East Hartford police “FOUR SEASONS OF GROWING Georgetown, North Carolina State. Greensboro same dealer on Thursday. likes favorites, held true to form Chartone OWahngiSL 4 North Carolina. Indiana, Louis Police said an unidantified infor in their town, police said. Sunday by tapping its last eight SOUTHEAST EAST ■iNortheaaem 13 AT WOODLAND GARDENS’ titlists to play in this year’s ville. Michigan State and Ken 13 Fairfield mant told them about the planned East Ruthertoid. N J Manchester police said they will tucky in this year’s field. 6 Punhie Altanta. GA a Joseph’s 6 theft of the (Zamaro on Saturday national college basketball Match 21 & 23 ask Moriarty Bros, today if they Also: A Tour of Our Greenhouses. tournament. Given the top regional seeds Match 20 & 22 Richmond 11 Doucette was observed by police 11 LSU will press charges in connection . By the expert staff of W. G. at W. G. Along with the eight former were No. l-ra n k ^ Duke in the East 1 Syracuse that night attempting to break into 3 Memphis St.'Ba*°n Rouge Indiana_____3 with the two cars stolen there. champs, a like number of teams Regional. No. 2 Kansas in the the car. was chased to Lilac Street, Ctevetand a 14 Doucette was charged with will make their first bids for the Midwest. No. 4 Kentucky in the 14 Bal a. ~1- tackled by police and arrested, Starrit>4 FINAL! interfering with a police officer Southeast and No. 5 St. John’s in 7 Virginia Tech. Navy 7 police said. NCAA title. The newcomers are after struggling with police while Akron, Arkansas-Little Rock. the We.«t. 10 ViSanova |------H Tulsa to A search of Doucette uncovered Broadu’ay Perfom>er5 O i> T b eir Syracuse being arrested. Police said while Cleveland State, Drexel, Fairfield. Duke, which wrested the na Syracuse three sets of keys; including those WOODLAND 2 GA.Tech Baton Rouge being transported to headquar Marist, Mississippi Valley State tion’s top ranking from conference H Brown belonging to the Camaro. police ters, he also kicked and broke the 9 A S - U 7 4 rival North Carolina two weeks 15 Marisi I------said. Doucette admitted to taking and Nebraska. OaSas. Texas DaSas, Texas Kansas_____ 1 right rear window of the police The most familiar name is ago, will play Thursday night in 1 a . John’s them after breaking into Village GARDENS"*Woodland St March 29 DaSas. Texas March 29 cruiser. Nebraska, which isn’t used to Greensboro, N.C., against Missis 16 Montana^ ------I N C. A a. T~~i6 Motors on Thursday, police said. Doucette was released on 85.000 Moi>day, M arch ibU>s 8 :oo P M March 31 Dayton keeping company with the Marists sippi Valley State, which took the 8 Auburn Long Beach JactsonviSe 8 Two cars were taken during that bond and is scheduled to appear in Louie Bld4.Pro^raip CecAer Southwestern Athletic Conference incident, police said. One of them, and Fairfields of the world. The 9 Arizotta Temple 9 Manchester Superior Court on tournament title 90 minutes after a 1978 Ford Mustang, was disco-, ^SHAMROCKS/ Comhuskers usually run with the Michigan a S Wednesday. Mapcbester Conyip. College Southern Cals, Penn States. Tex- the NCAA announced its pairings. S Maryland vered on Lilac Street the next Tfom Me O fd S o d z l Mississippi Valley's 75-58 vic 12 I - 1 WiBStxnglon 12 morning by police, and the other ases and Ohio States — in football. tory saved the NCAA the embar Long Beach Dayton Georgetown 4 was'found Friday night parked at If they ran with that crowd on the 4 UNLV A Revieu’ of Soo^s, Music apd Dapce rassment of having a 6-24 team — MIOWEST Doucette's home on Lincoln Street, basketball court, they’d be home 13 N.E. LA. WEST Texas Tech. T3 L99K Prairie View A4M — in the Kansas City, MO police said. »St M M cTi Day N From the Great White Way instead of playing in the national Houston, Texas tournament. tournament. 6 Ala. Bern. Mwch 21 & 23 Doucette was not at home when m eieh 17th. Match 20 & 22 F U E L O IL “ It’s what you work for every Big Eight champion Kansas II Missouh the second stolen car, a 1977 Minnoapolis year when you start out," Ne heads for Dayton, Ohio, and a Ogden Notre Dame 3 Oldsmobile Cutlass, was found, but For S t Patrick’s Gift PlanU'' Featuring Caat Members 3 N. Carolina M Subject braska coach Moe Iba said Sun Thursday night game with North information suppled by Glaston From the Broadway Show M Utah j Aik. L.R day. "It’s taken us a long time to Clarolina A&T. Kentucky, in its bury police led them to believe * * C h a n g * THlIpg. HyielnUit, Cul- ^ 8PECIAL-8PECWL accomplish it. It’s a breakthrough first season under roach E)ddie 7 Bradtay Doucette was behind the thefts. ’ SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN’ Ftowvt, DgfMlls. Chry- Complita Liwn Cm by for us. It’s time now for the people Sutton, will make its ninth straight 10 UTEP Police said Doucette was Sanior Citizen 4 Minneapolis Gntnvliw BY ARRANGEMENT WITH ENCORE PRODUQnONB in the state of Nebraska to be proud tournament appearance Friday 2 Louisvito Ogdon M ichigan stopped by Glastonbury police on Volume Diacounis nslhMMM. VMMt Cl- of their basketball team. night in Charlotte, N.C., against 15 March 3 for a motor vehicle Rwvla. FtTM. MMsmt IS Drexel - I Akron "They've surprised me all year Davidson! violation. A routine computer THRIFTY OIL CO. EsflM FInrar i Vm Oi - FOR TICKET INFORMA'nON AND RESERVATIONS long. I don’t put any limitations on UPI Graphic check of the car, which indicated 2 8 9 ^ 3 M tm ik TmH - CALLS47-6043 o r e47-e021 them." » the vehicle had the wrong license Please turn to page IS MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 10. 1986 - H U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 10, 1»86_ _ NFL faces trouble-filled future at annual meeting N C A A sets 644eam field
erty and say they cannot afford to said N FLP A head Gene Upshaw. was at its fourth highest level, Besides the USFL suit, the N F L settlement in the Raiders case still "They are tired of this system in Continued from page II Vlllanova. Dominion vs. West Virginia, Virgi By William D. Murray is pending In a San Francisco match the current pact. Among the tournament hlgh- nia vs. DePaul, Oklahoma vs. United Prees international faces a tough road over the next has had an antitrust suit filed which no one moves.” against it by St. Louis Cardinals federal appeals court'. If the television and legal proh- The other fop seed, St. John’s, UghU will be the reappearance of Northeastern. At Syracuse Friday year and a half. lema were not enough, the league owner Bill Bldwell, who claims the Aside from the legal entangle Leigh Steinberg, a sporU attor will play its opening game Friday Ivy League champion Brown, — St. Joseph’s vs. Richmond, PALM SPRINGS, Calif - The owners also are facing the growing league’s bylaws governing fran ments, the N FL's television con ney who represents a number of night in Long Beach, Calif., whose only previous appearance Indiana vs. Cleveland State, Navy National Football League owners, The U S. Football League has likelihood of a strike in 1987 when chise movement violate federal tract will also provide a hot topic of the highest paid players in the agalnot Montana State, the sur was in the inaugural NCAA Tour vs. IHilsa, Syracuse vs. Brown. general managers and coaches filed a $1.32 billion antitrust suit the current collective bargaining against the NFLclaim ing the older commerce law. debate during the weeklong meet NFL, said he believes true free prise winner of the Big Sky nament in 1939. The Bruins, Southeast: At Baton Rouge. open their annual meeting today agreement runs out.- The major ings. The current $2.1 billion pact, "agency wouid raise the average Conference tournament. however, must face Syracuse, the Thursday — Purdue vs. LSU, facing a future that can include league has illegally monopolized points of conflict are likely to be A1 Davis and the Los Angeles signed in 1982, runs out In 1987. The player’s salary considerably. After first-and second-round East Regional’s No. 2 seed, on the Memphis State vs. Ball State, Labor, legal and possible economic the fall professional football televi free agency and drug testing. Raiders already have been suc networks, pointing to the increase Steinberg said he thought It games at eight sites next weekend, Orangemen’s home floor Friday Virginia Tech vs. Vlllanova, Geor troubles. sion and stadium market. The "W e’ve talked to the players and trial, originally scheduled to begin cessful in the federal and U.S. in ratings, but a decrease of nearly would take “ some very hard regional action will be held March night. gia Tech vs. Marist. At Charlotte, The league, which is coming off a they have overwhelmingly re- March 18, is expected to get under Supreme Court in a challenge of $75 million in advertising re work” to avoid a strike. 20-23 in Atlanta (Southeast). Hous 7 N.C., Friday — Kentucky vs. year in which television ratings •jw^nrinrt In fnvnr of free agency,’’ The tournament committee, way before summer. the bylaw. A $70 million damage venues. already are pleading pov- ton (West), East Rutherford, N.J. Davidson, Western Kentucky vs. were up 20 percent and attendance (E ast), and Kansas City, Mo. faced as usual with the need to send Nebraska, Alabama vs. Xavier (M idwest). several eastern schools to the West (Ohio), Illinois vs. Fairfield. The Final Four, pitting East vs. Regional, appeared to make that Midwest and Southeast vs. West, is region the toughest. Midwest: At Dayton, Thursday to be played at Dallas’ Reunion In addition to No. SSt. John’s, the — Kansas vs. North Carolina A&T, Arena, with semifinals March 29 West includes No. 3 North Carol Jacksonville vs. Temple, Michigan and the championship March 31. ina, No. 9 Bradley, No. 11 Nevada- State vs. Washington, Georgetown SCOREBOARD vs Texas Tech. At Minneapolis, Joining Duke in the 63-game Las Vegas, No. I2l5uisville, No. 17 NIT pilringt tournament are Atlantic Coast Texas-El Paso and No. 29 Pepper- Friday — North Carolina State vs. M avirlcks117.K ln g t1D2 Conference members Georgia dine — the only school from Iowa, Notre Dame vs. Arkansas- Sibrat 4, Davila 3 Little Rock, Iowa State vs. Miami OBealBB.ReuiH ‘ NEW YORK — How the United Press Tech, North Carolina, Virginia, California, the nation’s most popu BasketbaU' DAI.LAS (117) ^ , , _ . , , International Top S college box North Carolina State and Mary lous state, in>the tournament. (Ohio), Michigan vs. Akron. Hockey New Jersey 821— J Aguirre 7-14 2-3 16, Perkins 812 M 17, kelball teoms fared March 33: Donaldson 85 87 8, Blockmon181l1-2Xr, Texas ChrMtan, S -1 ,0 Montana, 213. land. The Big Ten also has six Among those failing to win West: At Ogden, Utah, Thursday Buffalo 11 March 11 1. Duke (382) defeated Woke Forest — Alabama-Birmingham vs. Mis First Period*-!, Buffalo, Hamel 18 Davis 813 86 O , Vincent 817 84J B , Daytan,193,alMcNeeteStale,23l0 *8*0; deNcrted Virginia 7870; defeated representatives — champion invitations were 28game winners (Romsev, Fenyves), 4:10. Penalties— SchrempfOl 4-44, EllllOOOOO.Totals48a2 Ptttairah,1813,0Southwett Missouri Georslo Tech *6-*7. ^ . . . Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Boston University. MiddleTennes- souri, North Carolina vs. Utah, NBAatandInga 2632 117. NHL itandingi Daneyko, NJ, 2:34; Cvr, But, 3:39; State, 287 2. Kontos (313) defeated Kansas State see, Ohio University. Tennessee- Bradley vs. Texas-El Paso, Louis Danevko. NJ, 6:41; Anderson, NJ, 17:07; SACRAMENTO ( H I) ____ _ „ 785); defeated Oklohoma 72-70; defeated Michigan State and Purdue. Tyler 80 02 8 Oiberdlng 87 (W 10, Bolton Uniwersitv, 213, rt Providence, Chattanooga, Texas A&M. Texas ville vs. Drexel. At Long Beach, Cvr, But, 18:59. ■osMtii Conftrtnc* 1813 Iowa State 7871. _ „ . . . The six entries from one’eonfer- Wotat Cenfartnc* Second Period— 2, New Jersey, Muller Attantic D lvM |i Thompson 86 1-2 7, Woodwn M S 1-1 >7< 3. North Corollna (28S) lost to Christian and Wyoming. Calif., Friday — St. John’s vs. 23 (Verbeek, Chevrier), 2:56. 3, Buffalo, Theos8138415,-rhoiT)e878518l>ffm^l0 ence ties last year’s record set by Potiicfc DtvMon W Pet. GB George Mason, 1811, at Lamar, 1811 Maryland 8875. , , , The first-round pairings, by Montana State, Auburn vs. Ariz W L T Pit. OF OA Perreault 18 (Follgno, Halt), 10:44. 4, .806 — 0012, Klelne86006, Johnson8130010, the Big East, which produced three x-Boston SO 12 Henry 1-21-2XTotols48«710161(a. Texas A8M , 2811,0 Wyoming. 2811 4. Kentuckv (293) defeated MlisiMlopI ona, Maryland vs. Pepperdine. Phllodelpnia 43 3) 4 90 3SS 213 New Jersey, Hlemer 3 (Johnson), 12:0). x-Phllodel. 40 24 .625 11 Texas, 181X at New AAexloo, 17-13 99*5; defeated Louisiana Stole *1-50; Final Four teams. The Big East region; Wottilngfon 42 19 5 S9 256 220 Penalties— CIrella, NJ, 7:23; Driver, NJ, New Jersey 33 33 .500 19 Southern MIstluIppI, 17-11,01 Rorlda, defeated Alabama 88a. East; At Greensboro, Thursday Nevada-Las Vegas vs. Northeast NY Ulondw^ 31 25 10 72 265 243 14:29. Danas a a a s ^ m earned four bids this year — St. Washington 3) 33 .484 20 1812 X St. John's (303) defeated Seton Hall — Duke vs. Mississippi Valley, Old Louisiana. / Pittsburgh 31 29 7 09 269 244 Third Period— 5, Buffalo, Follgno 35 New York 20 44 .313 31 Sgem mente a a a i l — l a 0-*a; defeated Vlllonova 74*4; defeated John’s, Syracuse, Georgetown and NY Rangers 31 31 4 66 230 226 (Ramsey, Smith), 6:36. 6, New Jersey, Three-point goals— Davis. Fouled Georgia, 1813, at Tennessee- Centrol DivMen Chottanooeo, 213 Syracuse 70*9. New Jersey 22 41 3 47 252 306 Adams 32 (Driver, Higgins), 8:39. 7, x-Mllwaukee 45 20 out— None. Totolfouls— Dallas 15,Soe^ 6. Georgia Tech (28*) defeated Adams Division Buffalo, Smith 16 (C yr), 15:29. Penoltles— Atlanta mento a . RtboOnds— Dallas 44 (Donald Clemson 74*1; defeated Maryland 64*3; Montreal 36 25 6 78 289 230 Verbeek, NJ, 12:24; Doneyko, NJ, S i son 12), Sacramento 1) (Thorpe 6). Louisiana^ Tech, 1813, at Northern Detroit Assists— Dallas a (Davis 13), Socro- Arizona, 1810 lost to Duke *6*7. „ . Quebec 36 28 4 76 280 251 19:51; Cyr, But, 19:51. Cleveland 24 39 Loyola Marymount, 1810, at Califor 7. Michigan (9 3 ) defeated Ohio State Boston 31 29 7 69 266 251 Shots on goal— New Jersey 9-7-18— Indiana 22 43 menfo 25 (Theus 9). Technicals— 9932; defeated Indlona 0852. Buffalo 32 30 6 -70 257 249 34. Buffalo9-9-8— 26. Sacramento (Illegal defense). A-103X nia, 193 N IT goes for western look 22 43 Horfford 31 34 2 64 265 262 Chicogo Col-lrvlne, 181X at UCLA, 1813 X Svrocuse (285) defeated Boston Power Ploy Conversions— New Jer Wssigrn Cofiforsnc* Southern Methodist, 1810, at Brigham Collegeia-a; defeated Georgetown78a Comebell Conference « sey 24). Buffalo64). M M w nt Dlvifien Norris Division Goolles— New Jersey, Chevrier. Buf Young, 1813 (O T ); lost to St. John's 78*9. Ohio State, Pitt, Providence, in New York. W L Pet. Lakers 1B8.8onlct1B6 Drake, 1810, at Marooette, 1810 9. Bradley (31-2) defeated West Texas NEW YO RK (U PI) — Western W L T Ftl. OF OA falo, Barrosso. A— 16,433. Houston 40 24 .625 State 61-SS; defeated Illinois State 65*4; Southern Methodist and defending In first-round games on March x-Chlcogo 34 26 8 76 301 289 Middle Tennessee, 2810, at Clemson, schools, becoming less of a factor Dcnvtr 39 25 .609 17-14 ^ lost to Tulsa 7850. champion UCLA. In all, 19 teams 12, it’s: Dayton at McNeese State, x-St. Louis 32 27 8 72 267 251 Referee-Ron Fournier. Dallas 33 30 LA LAKERS ON) _ 10. Memphis State (9-5) defeated South each yea& in. the NCAA Tourna x-MInnesota 30 28 9 69 276 263 Utah 32 33 .492 Spriggs 23 OO 4, Worlhv 7-17 82 18 ment, recouped some of their with 20 or more victories were Pittsburgh at Southwest Missouri Toronto 21 40 6 48 271 324 Ohio State, 1814, at Ohio University, Corollna 10859; defeated Florida State Flyara4,Rangara1 Son Antonio 31 34 .477 Abdul-Jabbar8144-6a, Johnson 1816810 287 787): lost to Louisville 88a. losses Sunday night when the selected. State and Boston University at Detroit 14 47 6 34 227 350 Sacramento 28 36 .438 3XScott7-91-115,Cooper 1-2824, (»reen85 Smvttw Divislen Second Round — March 1817 (0 11. Nevodo-Los Vegas (313) defeated The Southwest Conference was Providence. Pacific Dlvtslon 008. LUCOS871-49, McGeeOOOOa Totals Fresno State 6859; defeated Fullerton National Invitation Tournament x-Edmonton 48 14 6 102 360 264 v-LA Lakers 48 16 .750 announced its 32-team field. the big winner with four NIT teams x-Calgorv 33 26 8 74 291 255 Philadelphia 4 00— t 4873189100. - Merch 28S (0 State 75-65; defeated New Mexico Storte There are 11 games the following NY Rangers 0 01— 1 x-Portlond 33 34 .493 16'/> SR A TTLE (106) . . . 7855. The NIT selection committee while the Southland Conference Winnipeg 22 41 6 50 245 322 First period— 1, Philadelphia, Sln- Phoenix 24 39 .380 23'/j Chambers lo a 1011 38 McDaniel 815 'le m S ln e S ^ March a 0 New Yerfc IX Louisville (287) defeated Cincinnati night; George Mason at Lamar, Los Angeles 20 40 7 47 241 332 Seattle 23 40 .365 24'/2 1-219, SIkma 8100010, Hendefson81713 named its field after the more and Western Athletic Conference Vancouver 18 37 10 M 227 275 lsalo31 (Ekiund, Kerr), pp, 1:33. Chanwlemhlg— March M 0 New Yerh t*-*S; defeated Memphis StateS8a. Texas A&M at Wyoming, Texas at 2, Phllodelphlp, Craven 19 (Ekiund), LA Clippers 23 41 .359 25 19, Young 85 OO 4, Sobers 33 1-1 7, IX Notre Dome (285) deteoted New prestigious NCAA Tournament placed three schools each in the X-clinched ptovoff berth Golden State 21 45 .318 28 McCormick 1-2 82 4, Vranes 04 OO 0, New Mexico, Southern Mississippi Saturday's Results pp,6:2S. 3, Philadelphia, Rl. Suffer 13 Orleans 75-67; defeated Dayton *855. announced its 64-team format tournament. (Tocchet), 7:03.4, Phi lodelphla, Techet 11 v-dinclwd tie for first aioce Phelps00000,Wood43S31XTotalt4339 18 Indiana (21-7) defeated Michigan at Florida, (^ r g ia at Tennessee- New Jersey 7, Phllodelphio 3 x-dlnclied piavefi bertti earlipr in the day. The pairings created three Winnipeg 4, Minnesota 2 (Ro. Sutter), 13:46. Penalties— 2 0 a 108 State 9 - a ; lost to Michigan 1853. Chattanooga, Louisiana Tech at Sundstrom,NYR,);16; MocLellon.NYR, Saturday's Retutts LOS Angeles S S S S z S Saturday's collage hoop roaults IX (ieorgNown (287) defeated PIttx Thus, with96teamsadvancingto games with good local interest: Washington 6, NY Islanders 2 Woshlngton 110, Boston 108 (O T) Northern Arizona, Loyola Mary Toronto 4, Chicogo 3 :00; Howe, Phi, H:21; Corson, Phi, Seattle a a a 2S— 1M burgh S7-St; lost to Syracuse78a (O T). the two tournaments, more than UCLA vs. Cal-Irvine, Ohio State 4:42; Smith, Phi, 18:24. Atlanta 111. Milwaukee 109 Three-point goals— None. Fouled 18 Oklahoma (253) lost to Oklahoma mount at California, Cal-Irvine at Quebec 6, Hartford 3 Klouston 126, San Antonio 117 out— None. Total fouls— Los Angeles ZX one-third of all Division I basket vs. Ohio University and Boston Montreal 8, Boston 3 Second period — No scoring. AltanHc CeoM Cenlerence StateOT-a: defeated Missouri 7875; lostto UCLA, Southern Methodist at Penalties— Howe, Phi, 3:42; Rl. Sutter, Portland 104, Utoh 90 Stoffle 21. Rebounds— Los Angeles 3S Kansas 78n. ball teams qualified for postseason University vs. Providence. St. Louis 7, Vancouver 3 Phi, 5:55; Greschner, NYR, 8:19. Golden State 138, Cleveland 128 (Scott 9), Seattle a (Chambers M). SemNinaN Brigham Young, Drake at Mar Sunday's Results Duke 75, Virginia 70 )7. TexaxEI Paso (9-5) defeated The opening round of 16 games LA Lokers 122, Socromento 121 (20T) Assists— Los Angeles a (Johnson 9), Colorado State 5850; defeated San Diego play. quette and Middle Tennessee at Woshlngton 3, NY Islanders 1 Sunday's Retulli . Seattle 2S (Henderson 7). Technics (Morgla TechM, Marvtanda Counting schools,from Texas, will be p la y ^ at campus sites, Calgary 3, Detroit 3 (tie) Third period— 5, NY Rangers, Lo- BtaEoM State787i; defeated Wyoming68*4. Clemson. rouche 14 (Ridley, Miller), 10:04. New Jersey 115. Phoenix 111 fouls— None. A— 10312. 11. Michigan Stote (21-7) lost to the N IT named 14 teams — nearly beginning Tuesday night when Winnipeg 5, Pittsburgh 3 Penalties— Pocchet, Phi, molor (fight Philadelphia 120, Indiana 102 nnols UPI photo Edmonton 7, Los Angeles 3 St. John's 70, SyracuM W Indiana 79-97: defeated OhloStotc9131. one-half its squads — from the Texas Christian is at Montana. On Friday night, Ohio State is at ing), )0:S5; MePhee, NYR, molor Chicago 114, New York 101 19. Illinois (213) lost to lowo 57-S3; Buffalo 4, New Jersey 3 Denver 123, LA Clippers 121 BiBHiBht West. Eight such teams — one- The second round on March 16-17 Ohio University to complete the Phllodelphio4, NY Rangers 1 (fighting), )0:S5; Richter, Phi, 14:45; NCAA tournamant palrlnga Semifinals defeated Minnesota 73*4. Greensboro, N.C. Duke edged the Chicago 4, St. Louis 2 Morsh, Phi, 19:46; Sondstrom, NYR, Dallas 117, Sacramento 102 a . Pepiierdlne (253) defeated Lovola- eighth the field — are in the NCAA and the quarterfinals on March first round. Georgia Tech’s John Salley (22) gets a 19:46. LA Lokers IDS, Seattle 106 Iowa Stole 7X Nebnako SO Mondoy's Game KOnscs 7X Oktahomo 70 Morvmount 9-32. Tournament. 29-21 will be played at regional California received serious con hand on the shot by Duke’s Mark Alarie Yellow Jackets, 68-67, for the confer Hartford at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. EST Shots on goal— Philadelphia 189-6— Mendoy't Gamas (Sooaiws In poroftHio*u ) 25. NY Rangers 7-)410— 3). (All Times EST) Pint Round EIB siw Among the inore notable schools sites. The semifinals on March 24 sideration from the NCAA Tourna ence title. Tuesday's Games Phoenix at Detroit, 7:30p.m. EoN Montana Stale IX AAontana 77 ment, which chose only two Pac-10 during their ACC Championship game Buffalo at St. Louis, night ECAC Metre in the N IT are Brigham Young, and the championship on March Voncouver at Quebec, night Power-ploy conversions — Boston at Dollon, 8 p.m. March 11 teams — Arizona and Washington. Sunday at the Greensboro Coliseum in Phllodelphio 3-2. NY Rangers 80. Seattle at Golden State. 10:30 p.m. AIGroomboro,N.C. California, Dayton, Marquette, will be at Madison Square Garden Colgorv at NY Islanderss, night TuMilav*! OaiiMS AAorlst 9 , FdlrMoh Dickinson 56 (O T) G olf NY Rangers at New Jersey, night (1) Duke 382 vs. (16) Mlnissipa ECAC NeNh Attantic Pittsburgh at Washington, night Goalies— Phllodelphio, Froese. NY Cleveland at New York, night Volley State 203,12:07 p.m. EST. Edmonton ot Minnesota, night Rangers. Vonblesbrouck, Hanlon (0:00 Denver at Atlanta, night (8) Old Dominion 287 vs. (9) Wost 2nd per.). A— 17,411. Philadelphia at Indtana, night Vlranta 2810,3:9 p.m. EST. Northeastern iX Boston University raSUitt College basketball roundup New Jersey at Chicago, night (4) Oklahoma 2S3 vs. (13) Norfhoastom AHL stindlngs Referee— Bryan Lewis. Boston at Houston, night 93, 7:07 p.m. EST. LA Clippers at LA Lakers, night (5) Virginia 1M0 vs. (12) OePoul 181X Dor0 Eastern ODsn San Antonloat Sacramento, night Uxilsvllle 08 Cincinnati *5 9 :9 p.m. EST. Memphis Stole 7X Rorlda Stote 71 At MMml, March 9, IN6 Norlhtm CMvItlon Capitala 3, lalandera 1 MorchM MM AmerIcoCentereece (POTTO) W L T PH. GF OA At Svrocmo> N.Y. Duke and Kansas to go different routes for two weeks Adirondock 36 24 7 79 287 256 (6) St. Josoph's 285 vs. (11) Richmond x-Andv Bean,S90JX» 71*8*8*9— 96 NY islanders 0 10 — 1 NksllS. Suns 111 286,12:07 p.m. EST. Ball Stote 0 , Miami (Ohio) a Hubert Green,aj)00 7878*872— 96 Maine 36 25 6 78 244 248 Washington 12 0 — 1 MM-CeeWneot Cewtarence Moncton 30 25 9 69 238 238 (3) Indiana 21-7 w (14) Clovoland Tom Klte.ajXX) 66*7-7871-39 scored 23 points to help the a Texas Tech surge early in the Wildcats begin as the top-seed in St$«rt>rooke 29 32 7 65 297 296 First oerlod— 1 Woshlngton, Carnen- State 9 3 ,2 :9 p.m. EST. AAark O'Meara,29JD0 78*7-78*829 By Mike Well and the second-seed overall. Tech upset Texas A&M 67-63 in the ter 22 (Haworth, Stevens), oo, PHOENIX (111) ...... (7) NO W 93VX OO) Tulta233,7:07p.m. Cleveland St. 70, Eo9ern III. ** Mike Sumvan.19300 71-696870— 29 Jayhawks hold off Iowa State after Southwest Conference Tourna second half to carry the Red the Southeast., Fredericton 27 35 7 61 270 275 17:44. Penalties-Gartner. Was, 9:23; Mid Keslini AIMeNc Cetrttrence United Press international As a result, the teams will not Novo Scotio 23 35 7 53 257 291 Nonce 811 1-2 IX Pinckney 7-12 2-3 i6, EST. Mac O'Grodv,19J)00 789-6870— 29 Raiders to their second straight In other conference finals Satur DIneen, NY(, 13:19; Trottler, NYI, Glouchkov 2-5 48 8 Davis 810 2-2 14, face each other before the NCAA squandering a 13-point second-half ment, North Carolina A&T topped Souttitni Olvltlon (2) Syracuse 285 vs. OS) Brown 1810, Tom Purtzer,187» *871-7870— 3E) SWe Tournament title. The Red day: No. 11 Nevada-Las Vegas Hershev 40 27 2 82 300 258 16:37; Schofield, Was. 10:18 Humphries 2-10 1-3 5, Adams 7-13 85 18 9:9 p.m. EST. AAork Colcdvcch,13500 *8787872— a t More than three months after semifinals in Dallas on March 29— lead. Howard 53-52 in the Mid-Eastern Sanders 6-8 2-4 14, Thompson 88 7-7 19, (Second-round games of Greens North Corollna A&T 7X Bethune- Bobbv Wadkins,13500 78*9*871— 91 Raiders improved to 17-13 while trounced New Mexico State 75-W to St. Cothorins 32 31 4 68 266 261 Cookmon 46 they played in the championship if they last that long. Alarie’s soft jumper from the left Athletic Conference Tournament, Sprinofleld 32 31 4 68 255 257 Second period— 2 NY Islanders, D. Pittman 1-2 OO X Foster 1-2 00 2 Totols boro March 15 and Syrocuse March 16) BUI Krotzert,13500 9-78*870— »1 Texas A&M. which trailed by as take the Pacific Coast Athletic Sutter 19 (B. Sutter), 5:45.3 Washington, 4881 2332 1)1. Howard tX AMryland-Eostern Shore Ed Florl,13500 *8*87871— a i game of the preseason National ‘ T m exhausted,” said senior baseline put Duke ahead 66-65, and and Mississippi Valley State de New Haven 30 33 6 66 294 300 SS . many as 10 following the Benford- Association .title; No. 17 Texas-El Binghamton 30 32 5 65 259 266 Loughlln 21 (Christian, Stevens), 7:25. 4 NEW JERSEY (US) _ _ ^ Mordia-a David Frost,13500 <8787870— a i Invitation Tournament, Duke and forward Mark Alarie, who hit an Craig Neal’s 15-footer was short feated Prairie View A&M 75-58 in Washington, Gould 13 (Murphy, Adams), Williams 812 46 20. King 1021 89 a , Al EbM nulberferd. n J. Ken Brown557) <8*87873— 29 led rush, dropped to 20-11. Paso edged Wyoming for the Rochester 28 31 6 62 2W 277 FIm MS Kansas Sunday earned the right to 8-footer from the baseline with 44 for Georgia Tech with seven the Southwest Athletic Conference Baltimore 25 37 6 56 234 2S7 pp, 13:58. Penalties— Bourne, NYI, 3:09; (iminski 4011-1119, Birdsong 12-2085 27. Regional Semlhnolsand Rnols Paul Azlnoer5,91 74*7-*8— a — 29 At Philadelphia. Claude Willi Western Athletic Conference Potvin, NYI, 6:37; Murphy, Was, 10:46; Cook 8121-27, Dawkins i-1 OO X Johnson SeuihonM Akron*!, MkhM* Tennessee*! avoid each other at least two more seconds left to help the Blue Devils seconds remaining. Tournament. Sotvrdov's Results FbCRIcCeMt Athletic Ao ecluWeii DJk. Welbrlno5.91 *8*7-9-75— 29 ams and Tom Griffis scored 14 of championship: and Montana State Fredricton 8. Adirondock 2 Boyd. NYI, 16:07; Flotlev, NYI. )7;48 82 00 4, Ransev 84 i-3 7,O'KoretiO0 March 11 Mike Donald557l 71-787871-29 improve to 81-2. "W e’re all ex Tournament Most Valuable At Louisville, Ky.. Milt Wagner Hrudev, NYI, served Bourne, 17:48; OOO.TumerOi 1-21.Totals43-81289115. At Rofon Reugo, Ln. Fhwlt Bob Glldcr557) *8787871-29 North Carolina A&T’s last 16 points upset Montana 82-77 to claim the Hershev 10, Rochester 3 Loughlln, Was, 17:48; Boyd, NYl.malor- Nevodo-Los Veods a . New Mexico The No. 1 Blue Devils, who hausted after three days of physi Player Johnny. Dawkins grabbed scored 31 points and Pervis Ellison Binghamton 3, St. Catherines 2 (2) Georgia Tech 286 vs. (15) Morlst Doug Tewell5571 *9*87871— 29 to lift the Aggies. Big Sky Conference championship. mlsconduct, 18:28; Potvin. NYI, 18:28. PbMfllX 2911 a 19-11) 1811.12:07 p.m. CST. State SS defeated Kansas in New York on cal play like this.” the rebound for Duke and added had 21 points and 13 rebounds to Sorinfleld 4, Baltimore 2 Seetheorteni Cenference Roy Flovd5571 787871-71— 2 9 In other games involving Top 20 SufNtoy’s Games Third period-N o scoring. New Jersey 4 1 9 3*38-11$ (7) Virginia Tech 233 vs. (10) Danny Edwards552S *9*87878— 29 Dec. 1, edged sixth-ranked Geor Alarie and the rest of the Blue two clinching free throws for a lead Louisville. The Cardinals. On Saturday. No. 5 St. John’s Penoltles-Longwov, Wos, 7:58; B. Three-point goals— none. Fouled Fin els Hershev 5. Binghamton 4 (O T) VUtanovo 281X 2 :9 p.m. CST. i-wen sodden deolh gtayetl Devils have earned some time to game-high 29 points, rendering 26-7, broke from a 40-36 halftime defeated No. 8 Syracuse 7869 to teams Saturday: No. 7 Michigan Sutter. NYI, 14:35. out— Adorns. Total fouls— Phoenix 29, (3) Memphis Stalc9-Svs. 04) BallState Kentucky B . Atabamo a gia Tech 68-67 to gain the Atlantic Maine 3. Springfield 2 SegRUgnd Centcrence lead to a 55-37 advantage in the claim the Big East Championship, crushed Indiana 8852 to win the Adirondock 5. Moncton 5 (tie) New Jersey 30. Rebounds— Phoenix a 213, 7:07 p.m. CST. Coast Conference title and the top recuperate. Duke. 31-2. faces 64th- Mark Price’s jumper at the buzzer Rochester 2, Nova Scotia 2 (tie) Shots on gool— NY Islanders 411-10— (Pinckney, Adams 6), New Jersey (6) PUrdue 289 vs. 01) LSU 2811,9:9 FIm Is LPGA raaulta seed Mississippi Valley State at meaningless. first four minutes of the second and No. 4 Kentucky topped Ala Big Ten title and an NCAA berth; 25. Woshlngton 1415-8— 37. 42 (Williams 14). Assists — Phoenix NE Loulstana 59, McNeese 9 seed in the NCAA Tournament. No. Sherbrooke 4, Baltimore 3 (O T) p.m. CST. 2 Kansas, which defeated Iowa Greensboro. N.C., on Thursday. In other conference finals Sun half. Louisville plays Drexel in the bama 83-72 for the Southeast No. 13 Notre Dame ripped Dayton Mondav's Gomes a (Humphries It), New Jersey a (Cook MorchM Power Olay conversions— NY Islanders 9).A-6— 15,543. At ChnilolM. N.C Wemen't Kemper Open State 73-71 to claim the Big Eight Kansas had an equally difficult day, No. 12 Louisville topped No. 10 NCAA's opening round while Mem Conference title. The Redmen 6855, No. 18 Michigan State toppe^ No gomes scheduled 4-0. Washington 82. Texas Te c h a , Texas Christian *7 At PHncavNle, How0l, March 9 Tuesdov's Gome (4) llimas 213 vs. (13) FUrfleld 28X (Por 9 ) championship, was chosen as the time winning its 12th straight and Memphis State 68-79 in the Metro phis State. 27-5, plays Ball State. enter the NCAA tournament as the Ohio State 91-81 and No. 19 Illinois Goalies— NY Islonders-Hrudey. 12:07 p.m. EST. Texas A8M SX Texas 47 Nova Scotia at St. Cothorines Woshington-Peeters. A— 18,130. Jull Inkster S4SJI00 78*87870— 9* ' top s e ^ in the Midwest regionals improving to 31-3. Danny Mannine C^nferencte Tournament. Texas At Dallas. Tony Benford started top-seed in the West while the downed Minnesota 73-64. (5) Alabama 223 vs. 02) Xavier Amy Alcott 9,750 78*8*9*9— 29 (Ohio) 284,2:9 p.m. EST. Flamea 3. Red Winga 3 Referee— Don Kohorskl, 76araI2S.Pacara1B2 ArkansoxUttte Rock tX Centenary *3 Chris Johnson 1X000 69-687870— 271 (I) Western Kentucky 287 v x (9) M ard Bozarih 11500 67-70-6873— 29 NBA roundup Nebnnka 1810,7:07 p.m. EST. JoAime Corner 12,750 787878**— 29 Cdigary ' Jata5,Pangulna3 INDIANA (IN) O ) Kentuckv 393 vs. OO) Davidson TexoxEI Paso 4X Wyoming 64 Betsy King 10500 78*87871^11 Dutrolt 8 * 1— * TIsdole 817 86 ID. Williams 810 1-2 9, 23ia 9 :9 p.m. EST. Potty Shestion 7,900 9-71-73*0— 29 Indians, Coventry Stipanovich8 60 08Rlchardson8128214, (SeconGround pomes a Baton Rouoe NCAA DhfWen II First period— 1. Calgory, Macinnis RegieiMi FUm N Sherrln Golbrolth 7,900 7878*871— 29 10 (unassisted), J:07. Penalties— Pittsburgh 1 1 1— 2 Fleming 87 88 18 Anderson 86 86 11, March IS and Chartotte Morch )«) March 28a Chevnev *X Gannon 0 Jan Stephenson 7.900 9-787871— 29 She^y. Col. mlnor-malor (tlghtlno). Winnipeg • 1 41— 5 Warrick 83 OO S, Gray 1-2 86 8 Abilene Clirlstlan 7X Sam Houston 60 Myra Btockweldr *501 9-7878*9— 29 Gervin Rrst oerlod— 1, Pittsburgh, Lemleux 42 Al ARoola Vintage 6'19; Kocur, Det, mlnor molor (fight Garnett 1-1 OO 2, Stansbury 83 1-2 7. Kathy Postlewolt *500 *8787870— 29 ing), 6:19; Barrett, Det, 6:43; Stefan (Bodger, Shedden), 13:17. Penalties— McClain OO 1-2 1, Martin 43 OO 8 Totals Replona Semifinals and Rnals Lisa Young 4500 78787849-2U in action Tuesday (served by Gallont), Det, 9:20; Buskos, Pgh, 9:57; Carlyle, Wpg. 11:14; 4077 21-34 10X Pan American S X N m Orleans a Jon* (teddes 4500 71-789-70— 2M Kromm, Cal. malor (tightlng), 9:20; Llndstrom, Pgh, 17:51. PHILADELPH IA (IN ) Atsuko Hlkoge 4500 *878789— 2M ^4 Young. Del, malor (fighting), 9:20; Second oerlod— 2, Winnipeg, Small 12 Jones 8* OO 8 Borklev 7-10 85 18 (>ePaul 9X MorauNta 0 HAMDEN — Manchester High the Class LI. East Region at 9-11. D'Amour (served by Berezan), Cal, (Stcen).sh,8:28 X Winnipeg, Lundholm2 Malone 11-18 1812 38 Ervlno 109 82 2X (I) JocksonvlUc93vs.(9)Templea8X puts on a show 12:07 p.m. EST. llllnolt TX Minnesota *4 School and Coventry High School The Indians visit third-ranked 17-3 12:29: Mocoun, Col, 13:33: Sheehv, Cal, (unassisted), sh, 10:52. 4. Winnipeg. Cheeks 811 85 IX McAdoo 23 1-2 8 Iowa a , Purdue M malor (fighting), 15:02; Young. Det, Carlyle 12 (Boschman), )0;S2. S, Win Threatt 815 OO 10. Johnson 86 1-3 7, (1) Kansas 313 vs. OO) North Corollna each sees action Tuesday night in Weaver High in Hartford at 7:39. AXT 287.3:9 pjn. EST. Mkhloan 00. Indiana 9 Transactions mlnormolor (fighting), 15:02. nipeg, Small )3(Lundhoim,Steen), 17:0). Moss 13 O0X Catledge 1 3 8 2 8 StokesOO Mkhlgan Stale 91, Ohio State i1 Connecticut Interscholastic At The Beavers are th^ city 6, Pittsburgh, Lemleux 43 (RuskowskI), 1-2 1. Totals 4 8 ia 27-33 120. (4) Georpefowm 287 vs. Texas Tech By William R. Barnard period, all but two of them after the Notre Dome 0 , Dayton 5$ hletic Conference Boys’ Basket champions. Second period— 2, Detroit, Ogrodnlck 17:27. Penoltles— E'lett, Wpg, 2:01; indtana a a a 2 9 - W I 17-1X 7:07 p.m. EST. West The Associated Press Kings got within 10896 with five 35 (Kocur, Duguoy). oo. 2:46. 3. Bodger. Pgh. 3:29; Boschman, Wpg. PbBidilgbln aaai9-ia (5) MIcMoon State 21-7 v x (IS ball Tournament action. The tour Coventry High, 12-8 overall, is ntalor (high sticking), 7:11; Lemleux, Washlnoton 1811,9:9 p jn. EST. California TX Washlnoton 72 EJHEBALL minutes left. The Mavericks out- Calgory Otto. 18 (Loob, Suter), oo. Threepoint goals— Warrick, Bark Collf.-Rlvtrsldc SS, Colltornla-Polv nament rankings and pairings the No. 6 seed in the Class S 5:21 4, Calgary. Peoepllnsk' 19 Pgh. 10: SS; Howerchuk, Wpg, I0:SS. ley. Fouled out— Norte. Total fouls— M orchM The game paired the New York scored Sacramento 17-6 the rest of Third oerlod— 7, Pittsburgh, Montha 13 AtMtaaeapoHs 3 S E A TTL E MARINERS— Signed Jim were announced Saturday at CIAC Division East Region. The Patriots (unossisted). 8:29 5, Detroit, Young Indiana 28 Philadelphia 2S. Rebounds— Souttisrn Cal Itornta 68 Oregon Stdteeo Knicks and Chicago Bulls, two the way. 21 (Gollant, Lodouceur). 19:36 Penal ( Lemleux, RuskowskI). 9:29.8 Winnipeg. Indiana 42 (Tisdale 12). Philadelphia 54 (9 Michigan 9 3 v x (15) Akron 287. Presley, third baseman, and Donnie headquarters. host llth-ranked Hale-Ray High of Mullen 23 (unassisted), 19:51. Penoltles )2:07 p.m. CST. UCLA 00. Oregon *$ Scott.cotch0.toone^yeor contracts. teams that probably won't make ties — bench (served by Wilson), Col, (Molone 17). Assists— Indlarta a (Flem Woshlngton Sote 6*. Stanford 66 Manchester is the No. 14 seed in Moodus. 9-11, Tuesday at 7; 39 p.m. Lakere 108, Sonic* 106 2:19; Kllmo, Det, 4 32; Mocoun, Col, — Small, Wpg.4:22; Johnson, Pgh, 12:0$; ing 10), Phllodelphia a (Oteeks 13). in lowo State 2810 v x (H ) Miami the NBA playoffs, but the small Berry. Wpg. )S:04. (Ohio) 24X 2 :9 p.m. CST. M O N TR EA L'EX PO S^Soned Randy Los Angeles, with Earvin double mlnor-moior (fighting), 6:50; TecMtlcol— (tamett. A — 18841. crowd in attendance was treated to Kocur. Det, mlnor molor (fighting). Shots on goal— Pittsburgh 7- 187— ^24; (*) North Carolina St. 1812 vs. (11) St. Clolrc.pltcher.toaone-vtar contract. ’’Magic" Johnson scoring 32 Winnipeg 12-87— 27. lowo 3811,7:0 p.m. CST. HOCKEY a vintage game from a vintage 6:50; Klslo,Det.7:12; Boxter, Col. 14:15. SuRday'a callaga haap raaulta points, clinched its fifth straight Wilson, Col. 17:30 Goalies — Pittsburgh, Romano; Wlr>- (1) Noire Dame 28$ v x (M l Arkonsox MMIsngl Neckey League player — (Jeorge (Jervin. nlpeg. Bouchard. Little Rock 2810.9:9 p.m. (S T . QUEBEC NORDIQUES— Traded John Foul-plagued Patriots Pacific Division title by beating The S5-year-old guard scored 27 Third period— 6, Det, KIslo 13 (Lol- Power-plav converslorw — Pittsburgh Bulla1l4.Knlcka1B1 (SecofHFrourtdgomesalDavtan March Anderson, tor word, to the Hartford SO; WinnlpegS-0. A -15,128. IS and MInneopolls March M) Whalers for RIsto Slltanen, detenseman. points, helping the Bulls capmre a Seattle. seilc). 2:37. Penoltles— Foster, Det, Johnson, who scored 30 points 1:24; PepllnsttI, Col, 10:27; Pepllnskl, Referee— Bob Myers. March a - a ANenMcCet , 114-194 victory Sunday, and in the Col. game misconduct, 19:10; Mullen, MEW YORK CM1) A l Koaeoi Chy Duke «X Georgia Tech 0 sidelined by Hale-Ray against (^Iden State on Thursday Regional SemNIncils and Finals ‘ process be jumped into seventh Col. 19:10; Foster, Det. 19:10 TMM^M87180rr87731XJ.Ballcv BIb E H M Ceolsras night and 33 against Sacramento 0Hara7.Klnga3 8)483a . Sparrow 8)103 IX Wllklns8W Kansas TX Iowa State Tl place on the all-time pro scoring M(N)DUS — It’s all oirer for Susy Parker added 12. on Saturday, led the Lakers to their Shots on gool— Colgorv 186-9-4— 33 8 McNeoly 43 8210, Walker 812 87 Soccer list. IX (kunfeld M 82 8Tucker0403a Coventry High’s girls basketball Kim Mizeskohad llpointsand 14 fifth straight victory They lead 29. Detroit 8-9-4— 2— 23. Edmenten 2 2 8—7 (S Loulsvlllc287 v x OS) Drexel 1811. LOS Angeles 21 0— 3 TaMls38H2834rai. Ibulsvllte M, Mtmphls State a team. rebounds to lead Coventry. Maura second-place Portland by 16‘T Power-plov conversions— Colgorv 6- CHKAOO (1M) 12:0 p.m. AAST. Sbblhwest Ce0ereoce Cheniplen- Nuggets 123, CNpper* 121 First Period— 1, Edmonton, Coffey in Brodtav 31-3 vx (10) Texos-EI Paso ' The Patriots ran into foul trouble Danehy contributed 8 points and 9 1. Detroit 7-1. 41 (Anderson. Messier), 4:47. X Bonks 73 84 17, (ireen 1818 7-W 31, MP games. Goalies— Colgorv, D'Amour De Oakley 7-138*17, Moev84820, (tarvinbi* 9-5.2:9 lun. MST. TjnjmJTedHlXTeOT MSC Cobras and ran into some deft free- rebounds. Alex English scored 36 points Los Angeles, Mongroln 1 (Sykes. (*) Atabamo-Birmlnoliam28Nvx (II) TS b t b 120, Pacors 102 troit, Stefan. A— 16,115. 11-12 27, Brown 83 1-1 X Smrek 13 03 X and Mike Evans and Calvin Natt Erickson),6:00. X Edmonton, Kurtl 54 Holtan 851-17, Paxson82030, Wooliidae MIssourt S-1X 7 :0 p.m. MST. The Manchester Soccer Club Cobra throwers from Nathan Hale-Ray Leslie Danehy. the Pats’ top (Hunter, Gretzky), 9:21. 4, Los Angeles, (S NarthCarollnal85vs. (Ml Utah»3, (boys 11 years old) sMvoged a 93 tie High in a 56-39 Oass S first-round player along with Mizesko, was scored 24 each and combined for 25 Philadelphia became the fourth Referee— Terry Gregson. McKenno 8 (Nicholls, Wells), 13:17. 33338 Totals48013336118 North Carolina A 8 T SX Howard 9 m m Yerti 89821-131 9:41 pjn. MST. with the Burlln0on Blat during tournament loss Saturday night. limited to 7 points. in the fourth quarter, leading team to mathematically clinch an Penoltles— Hunter, Edm, 6:42; Ed M orchM Indoor league plov on Saturday. monton bench penottv (served by CMcoge a a aa-iM . Coventry, fifth-ranked in its ‘‘She hit her first three shots but Denver over Los Angeles. NBA playoff spot, snapping a Blackhawka4.BluM2 Three point pools— Paxson X Fouled Al Long Bogch, Com. Wisconsin TO, Northwestern 6S After falling behind, 83, In the first Semenko), 10:31; MeSortev, Edm, (4) Nevgdo-liB Vegas 313 v x (U ) quarter, the Cobra rallied to a *3 region, winds up a fine 15-6 season. Rookie center Benoit Benjamin three-game losing streak as Moses molor (fightlnal, 1S:57; Hordy, LA. molor out— Orr. Total touts New York 11. then they played an aggressive CMcooo a Rebounds New York a Norlheosl LouWana233,11:9 o jn . PST. Imlftlmc lead. TrM lIng 87, M e In the A led the Clippers with 16 rebounds Malone bad 34 points and 17 (fightlno). 15:57. pome, the C o b ra came bock oo0n to Third-ranked Hale-Ray, with defense and kind of took her out of $f. L M lt • 1 8— 8 (Meffealv H ), CMcogo 4S (Oakley in . (5) Motvtand 1813 v x (12) Pepperdbie and a season-high 27 points. CMcage 8 1 1— 4 Second Period— 5. Edmonton, Astists— New York 21 (Walker 7), CM- 284.2:0 p jn. PST. I l f East ata>Nlii|i He. one of the best nicknames in the the game,” said Dimmock. rebounds against Indiana. Gretzky 48 (Anderson). 3:SX 8 Los (II SI. John's 384 v x (M ) Montano Todd Grundmeir hod three O O 0 S and state, advances to the quarterfi Rrsl oerlod— 1, Chicogo, Lormer, 25 Angeles. Kelly 4 (Nicholls, Wells), copo a (Moev Y TechMools— CMcogo Summing up the season. Dim (D. Wilson, Sccord). S:SS. 2, Chicogo, (Illegal defense, 2). A3.73X Stale 181X « : 0 p.m. PST. O'0I Brian KNIoo added two, Indudlne the MawBfIckB 117, Kings 102 Nats 115, Suns 111 4:n. 7. Edmonton, Anderson 46 m Auburn W-Mvx (9) Artzona287.2:41 tylnp tolly. Todd O'Connor, 6rlon nals against Somers High. mock was encouraged that his club Secord, 37 (Lormer, D. Wilson). )2:24. (Messier, Fogolln). 8:40. Penoltles— L W L Brad Davis scored a season-high Albert King scored 28 points and Peoofttes— «row n, Chi, molor (fighting), p jn. PST. St. John's 2 X 4 Ruponls, Todd Longo and Wade Bedell The Little Noises are now 19-3. will lose only three players to UPI ptKMO Smith, Edm ,0 :9 ; Gretzky, Edm, 12:10; (Second-round gomes ol Ooden March 0 S O scored. Assists were gathered by 23 points, including 11 in the final Otis Birdsong added 27. and both 0:25; Hunter. StL, molor (fighting). 0:25; Tlkkanen, ^ m , 15:SS; Wilks, LA, Syracuse 2 2S S The teams played to a 1810 first graduation. FrOMT, Chi, 2:05; T MorrowChl, 7:50; Nugguls 123. Clippure 121 15 and Lone Beach March Ml GeorgMosm 5 9 7 Rugonls (2). Longo, Bedell and Jett New York’s Rory Sparrow (2) works his way past played key roles down the stretch 1S:5S; McClelland, Edm, molor 16:4S; CrockeN. quarter, before the hosts made a "Basically. we’U have our same 4:39. as Dallas pulled away from CavoNInl. StL, 8:50. \ March 28a VUtanovo * 9 13 Chicago's Gene Banks during their NBA game Tuesday in New Jersey's defeat of Phoenix. Second pertod— 3. Chicogo, Lormer, 26 Kennedv, LA, malor 16:45; Smith. Edm, AlHeoMen Providence * 15 13 The 8 M C o b ra n M n M n titeir big noise in the next eight minutes team back.” be said. “ We’re still a Sacramento. (unottlsled), 17:S2. 4, St. ^ Louis. I7:S1; SemenkoEdm, 17:51;(tallev.LA, Regional Scmltlnals and Finals Pittsburgh 10 IS 13 second place stota entering two weeks by outscoring the Pats. 23-8. young team; and we’re still build at Chicago Stadium. The Bulls came out in front at the Davis, who also had 13 assists, Bernard Thompson paced Die 17:S1. ^eSlU sh 1 ^ 33 IX No