WEDNESDAY J LOCAL NEWS INSIDE ■ Manchester unemployment rises. ■ Cheney group unprepared to decide. WhaVs ■ Howroyd no longer director contender. News ■ Resolutions benefit weight clinics. Local/Regional Section, Page 7. Jan. 2,1991 Gulf at a Glance (AP) Here are the latest [ Vbur Hometown Newspaper Manchester's Award-Winning Newspaper developments in the Persian NewsstancT PrWSr 35 € e ^ Gulf crisis:

■ The foreign ministers of Egypt, Syria and Libya held talks in Cairo on Wednesday, Weicker to face massive budget gap then adjourned to meet with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak without commenting By PETER VILES As Weicker prepares to take office, the state more than projected tax revenues. and the total shortfall facing Weicker had hit on what was discussed. Egypt’s The hasn’t kept its end of the bargain. Its economy “This is the worst — the most difficult $2.2 billion. has slipped deeper into recession; state tax col­ official Middle East News m problem I have ever seen,” said Lawrence The crisis is so severe that it is forcing Agency on lliesday quoted lections have slumped badly, while state DeNardis, a former Republican congressman serious discussion of a sweeping overhaul of HARTFORD — Months ago, when the Libyan leader Moammar spending has continu^ to increase. who has followed state fiscal affairs for 20 the state’s tax system that would include an in­ state’s struggling economy began to dominate Nine days after Weicker was elected, he Gadhafi as saying the meeting years, currently as president of the Connecticut come tax. was to plan an Arab summit on the campaign for governor, Lowell P. Weicker received a jolt of bad news: to continue state Public Expenditure Council. Since his election, Weicker has given little the gulf. But an Egyptian Jr. offered a bargain of sorts: if the state could services at their current level would cost $8.64 On New Year’s Eve, the O’Neill administra­ indication of how he will close the gap when government ofllcial, speaking on promise him no new problems, he would billion next year; to pay for that, and to balance tion delivered more bad news: the current condition of anonymity, said promise no new taxes. this year’s budget, would cost $2.1 billion deficit had climbed to $670 million, it reported. Please see BUDGET, page 6. Wednesday that Mubarak believes such a summit would accomplish nothing. MISAC ■ A task force of 13 U.S. warships, including 7,500 Marines and landing crafL on Wednesday began heading for seeking the Persian Gulf from the Philip­ pines, where it stopped over en route from its base in San Diego. The troops are among the Nike OK 430,000 President Bush wants assembled in the gulf region by Jan. 15, the U.N.-sanctioned deadline for President Saddam By BRIAN M. TROTTA Hussein to pull his forces from Manchester Herald the Kuwait or face the possiblity of attack. MANCHESTER — Town officials are seek­ ing the passage of federal legislation that ■ Germany’s foreign minister would allow the Manchester Interfaith Social said direct U.S.-Iraqi talks are Action Counsel to purchase and operate the still possible. Hans-Dietrich Nike Circle subdivision. Genscher, who requested the EC MISAC, a non-profit corporation, already session, said in a radio interview operates Beechwood Apartments, for moderate income tenants, on Rachel Road. Wednesday he believed both The 32-lot subdivision near South Main sides in the crisis were willing to Street is being sold by the government under talk. “The United States is inter­ the 1988 Base Closure Act. That federal law ested in that. All signs indicate laid the groundwork for closing 84 military the Iraqi leadership is also inter­ bases nationwide, including 12 Army housing ested in that,” he told sites in Connecticut. Deutschlandfunk radio. “It can The town has been trying for several months be said with good reason that s I to negotiate a purch^e of the one-family there is still a chance for a meet­ ing between the American houses, but several roadblocks have developed. First, a change in staff among the Army per­ secretary of state and the Iraqi sonnel negotiating the sale slowed the transac­ leadership.” 33 tion and now a federal law that would allow > non-profit groups to purchase the development ■ Diplomatic sources in the •V has been held up in Congress. Iraqi capital said Tuesday that the United States and many Ths Assoclatod Press Town officials have said they do not want to get Involved in the real estate business because other Western countries would PRIVATE WORDS — Vice President Dan Quayle rests Frankiin Howell while visiting the aircraft carrier USS pull out all but a handful of en­ both hands on the shoulder of Petty Officer 2nd Class voys in the next few days. Five John F. Kennedy in a Saudi Arabian port on Tuesday. Please see NIKE, page 6. British diplomats and their dependents left on Tbesday, British Ambassador Harold Bush not sure of next move after Jan. 15 Walker said. Ex-Rep. Lukens By W. DALE NELSON television interview released Tues­ station WETA. Kuwait.” “1 will keep working to achieve a The Associated Press day as he returned from a Christmas The interview will be broadcast In the interview. Bush again peaceful resolution to this question,” goes to Jail and New Year’s holiday at Camp tonight on Public Broadcasting Ser­ denounced Iraq’s Aug. 2 invasion the president said. “However, it can­ COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — WASHINGTON — President David and met privately with key vice stations. and later annexation of Kuwait, not be done with compromise to Former U.S. Rep. Donald Bush says he is “absolutely firm” in advisers in the family living quarters Meanwhile, Vice President Dan saying, “The world’s not going to him.” Lukens began serving a 30-day his no-compromise stance toward of the White House. Quayle wrapped up a holiday visit accept that. And if we don’t do Bush was noncommittal, jail term today for having sex Saddam Hussein but has not decided “We cannot stop one inch short of to U.S. troops in «Jie Persian Gulf something about it today, we’re however, when asked what he with a teen-age girl while he was what he will do if the Iraqi leader successful resolution,” Bush said in area TUesday, telling them, “Happy going to live to pay a much greater would do if Saddam does not comp­ a congressman in 1988, a judge K does not withdraw his forces from the interview, part of the series New Year. Last year, 1990, Saddam price tomorrow. ly with the Jan. 15 deadline set by said. Kuwait by Jan. 15. “...Talking with David Frost” that is Hussein invaded Kuwait. This year, “And I am absolutely firm in Judge Ronald Solove of Bush made the statements in a presented by Washington television 1991, Saddam Hussein will leave that,” he said. Please see BUSH, page 6. Franklin County Domestic Rela­ tions Court said Lukens’ attor­ ney, Thomas Tyack, told him that the former congressman Bush official: decided to go directly to the county jail today rather than ap­ pear before the judge for an op­ portunity to post bond if he It’s a recesssion planned to appeal his conviction to the U.S. Supreme Court. By JAY ARNOLD forecast being used to prepare The Associated Press Bush’s fiscal 1992 budget proposal, the administration shows the 18 trampled in WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ economy shrinking at a 3.4 percent movie theater annual rate in the fourth quarter of dent Bush’s top economic adviser BEUING (AP) — A melee 1990 and at a 1.3 percent rate in the today became the first administra­ that broke out after a movie first quarter of 1991, The Wall tion official to acknowledge the U.S. theater sold too many tickets has Street Journal reported today. economy probably has entered a left 18 people trampled to death The usual definition of a reces­ recession. He predicted it would be and 34 injured in a southern sion is two consecutive quarters of brief. Chinese village, a local Michael Boskin, chairman of the decline in economic output. Until newspaper reported. White House council of economic the recent downturn, the economy advisers, said the administration had been expanding continuously likely would acknowledge the since November 1982. economic downturn when it releases Most economists believe a reces­ Inside Today.,. economic figures later this month on sion has been under way for several the just-ended fourth quarter. months, but administration officials, “It does appear that after the including President Bush, previous­ ly only have intimated that a reces­ longest economic expansion in the 20 pages, 4 sections peacetime history of the United sion may have begun, without States that the economy probably saying it outright. has entered a recession. I believe it Boskin has previously referred to Classified______the economy as being in a “lull.” C o m ic s ______will be relatively short and that the R xiu s______worst quarter of the decline probab­ Treasury Secretary Nicholas F. F o o d ______ly was in the quarter just completed Brady has used the term “significant Reginald Plnlo/Mancheatar Herald Local______on Monday,” Boskin said on NBC- slowdown.” Federal Reserve Chair- FIRST BABY — Michael Thomas Herson, center, was the first baby born this year at TV’s “Today” program. Manchester Memorial Hospital. The 5 lb., 8 oz., infant was bom Jan, 1 at 8:36 p.m. He is pic­ Nation/Wbrld In a preliminary economic O b itu a rie s __ | riease see RECESSION, page 6. tured here being held by his parents, Michael and Bridget Hersom of East Hartford. Record______Seiwing 'Tlio Miuiche.ster Area For Over 109 Year's ~ Call Today for Home Delivery 647-9946

ti 1 MANCHESTER HERAIX), Wednesday. Jan. 2.1991—3 2-MANCHESTER h e r a l d . Wednesday. Jan. 2.1991 NATION/WORLD Hundreds dead, war rages 't: in African capital city

NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Efforts leagues evacuated to Kenya’s capi­ city and food shortages already arc Activists set animals free were under way to evacuate foreig­ tal by plane Tuesday night reported occuring, he said. Israel wants Gulf peace, ners from Somalia’s chaotic capital that an unknown number of govern­ Telecommunications with the today, where fighting between ment soldiers had defected to the Horn of Africa nation of 8 million rebels and troops loyal to President opposition. were cut TUesday and it was not in research lab break-in A * Siad Barrc threatened to degenerate “But it doesn’t sound to me like possible to obtain independent com­ but is prepared to fight into inter-clan bloodletting. the Marchans have lost full control,” ment from Mogadishu. By MICHAEL GOUGIS the statement read. “Theirs are not Aaron Cunningham said. Hundreds were reported dead in he said. Siad Barre is a member of However, George Guglielmino, deeds of science or , but of four days of fighting, many of them the Marehan clan as are most mem­ By GWEN ACKERMAN kind, both arc violating Jordanian airspace. Iraq would The Associated Press The letters “ALF’ were spray- press attache at the Italian embassy A shocking, sadistic insanity.” civilians. painted in red on lab doors, but there bers of the elite Red Beret division in Nairobi, said his counterpart in The Associated Press like to drag Jordan in to create a new Arab-Israeli war” It said the activists fed baboons Gunfire could be heard Alpher said in a telephone interview. CHICAGO — Militant animal was no other damage, he said. that acts as his personal bodyguard. Mogadishu said via radio late Tues­ rights activists broke into a hospital the natural sweets during the raid. throughout the capital, Mogadishu, The aid official said some of his JERUSALEM — Israeli leaders told Iraq on "nies- Saddam has threatened to attack Israel with chemi­ day that indiscriminate shooting had research laboratory, freeing rabbits, “Beware Researchers, Harvesters Researchers were conducting but the battle appeared concentrated colleagues reported that Red Berets day it could expect a tough response if it waged war on cal weapons since April. made the roads extremely guinea pigs and dozens of rats while Of Sorrow, ALF Is Watching,” the bum and gastrointestinal experi­ at the airport, said an Italian captured by the United Somali Con­ the Jewish state, but one retired general said Israel’s Alpher said he believed Iraq had the potential to dangerous. ueating caged baboons to a New statement concluded. ments on the animals, the ALF state­ diplomat in contact with his embas­ gress rebels were being summarily military was not prepared to deal with an Iraqi war. launch about 20 missiles at Israel, but the missiles Year’s Day treat of bananas and The intruders pried open the lab ment said. The statement was sy in the city. executed. “If that’s the case, the “It’s not easy to spot who’s on The comments came as concern increased among Is­ would have relatively small payloads and damage to dried fruit. door about 5 a.m. and took 11 rab­ released anonymously, as has been The rebels TUesday claimed they Marehan will fight to the last man,” what side. 'They don’t wear raelis that Iraqi President Saddam Hussein may try to Israel “would not be very extensive.” The Animal Liberation Front, bits, 10 guinea pigs and released an the pattern of the militant group that had cornered Siad Barre in his he said. uniforms and are shooting at drag Israel into the Persian Gulf conflict by using Jor­ which opposes the use of live undetermined number of rats from has staged similar raids in California bunker at the airport, where he The aid worker said the rebels whomever,” Guglielmino said he dan, the buffer between the two countries. Jordan in­ Foreign Minister David Levy said in a sp>ccch over Israel radio that Saddam would face a “very painful” animals in scientific experiments, is­ their cages, hospital administrator and elsewhere. reportedly has been living for “had popular support and numbers, was told. “They said people in jeeps creased its forces on the Israeli border last week, citing several months as Mogadishu were going around shooting at fears of an Israeli invasion. Israeli retaliation if he made good on his threats to at­ sued a statement claiming respon­ but not the heavy weapons of the tack Israel. sibility for Tuesday’s early morning slipped further into anarchy. army. This could be a prolonged anything that moves.” Joseph Alpher of the Jaffe Center of Strategic raid on Cook County Hospital’s They said more than 500 people struggle.” Despite the danger, 30 Italians Studies explained the crucial role he sees Jordan as “Before he endangers himself by attacking Israel he Hektocn Laboratory. LOOK OUT BELOW! — Aldo Corrieri, 37, dives in the Tiber from a bridge in Rome Tuesday. had been killed in the fighting. playing in Israel’s retaliatory capability. Mogadishu’s water system has made their way to the Italian embas­ will remember that what is most valuable to him will “These so-called scientists are This is the 17th time he has made this dive on New Year’s Day. In Nairobi, an aid official with broken down for lack of fuel for “If Iraq fires missiles at Israel and Israel retaliates in be placed in danger,” Levy said. sy in Mogadishu and were awaiting lucky they only lost their animal long experience in Somalia said col­ pumps at two well fields outside the evacuation from the city, he said. captives and are not behind bars,” 35,000 PRICED VOLUMES, ALL SUBJECTS Somma/ust Bush earns rep Art ]N^OW fltr Icy swims, baby Humor Music Women MANCHESTER DRUG & lefnvental the Cratts Movies Used, Rare, Out-Of-Print... Sold & Bought SURGICAL SUPPLY welcome new year as globe-trotter Birds tndians mattress... Mystery 717 Main Street By RITA BEAMISH Interrupting what would have Nature By JOHN ROGERS timated a record 142,000 visitors SaFic every Thursday between the hours of The Associated Press would welcome the new year at the The Associated Press been an uncharacteristically quiet Antiques BOOKS desert gambling resort. Jan. 3rd Only Combining the heaith and stretch of vacation time. Bush had Ratigion National Search for Out-of-Print Books 10:30AM and 1:00PM WASHINGTON — President new British Prime Minister John Theater Human polar bears dove into Las Vegas is a marriage Mecca Eric Sloane a Beltone Hearing Aid Specialist will be on frigid waters, hundreds exchanged because Nevada requires no blood Sale starts at 9:00 am comfort of steeping on Bush lived up to his reputation in Major up to Camp David for talks, Now England 1990 as the man who can’t sit still, and also summoned his top military Heritage Press wedding vows in Las Vegas and a test and no waiting period for those water with the many Wallace Nutting hand to service any make and model hear­ California woman gave birth on the wanting to tie the Imot. Numerous spending more than one-third of the advisers for a briefing on the gulf Thornton Burgess Rose Parade route as traditional and advantages of year on the road as he hopped from situation. Joseph C Lincoln ing aid at no charge. quickie wedding chapels oblige Ge.ne Stratton Porter “H offbeat New Year’s Day celebrations those in a hurry. Bermuda to Saudi Arabia and steeping on a Bush also headed back to marked the advent of 1991. Some traditions offered less Hawaii to Maine. BOOKS & BIRDS Free in-home hearing tests can also be ar­ O Z! Washington for a few hours last Gil Salk, P r ^ . In F’hiladelphia, outlandish cos­ warmth. conventionat Bush christened a new Air Fbrce 30 r- 519 E. Middlee Toke.1 ranged at your convenience. tumes were the norm as people One and logged 144,749 foreign and week for a brief meeting with the About 400 members of the Mount mattress system. Soviet ambassador. Manchester, c T dressed up like flowers, pigs or the Gretna Polar Bear Club welcomed domestic flying miles for the year in m (203) 649-3449 At first glance, you might O) HOURS: Tuesday-Saturday opposite sex to take part in the an­ the new year by splashing in two his new 747 jumbo jet and its CO I mistake a ^ m m a mattress He spoke to reporters about the 11 a.m.-4;30p.m. nual Mummers Parade. 44-degrcc Pennsylvania ponds and for a conventional mattress. predecessors, according to statistics gulf situation and professed to be THURSDAYS tIHTIU 8 P.M. Perhaps the day’s most unu.sual 40 swimmers crossed the 1.4 miles Because Somma deliberately compiled by the White Hou.se. highly indignant that an aide would Please call tor Sunday ft event occurred in Pasadena, Calif., Incorporated two conventional His two-year travel total handily CB i- ciieaitATiKC from Alcatraz Island to San Francis­ features Into their totally new suggest he had become bored in the ■*> .2 Monday hours. where 20-year-old Ada Reyes gave surpasses dial of President Reagan. uj m THC SOUNDS OF lIFt co in 45-dcgrcc water. mattress. For one thing, a quietude of Camp David. o birth while watching the 102nd Rose In Vancouver, British Columbia, OFF Somma mattress fits your Bush traveled to 113 cities in 44 ^1 J f f^aradc with approximately 1 million existing bedroom furniture. states, 91 of the cities more than • about 1,200 swimmers charged original price And Somma mattresses are other people. barefoot down a snowy beach to once. priced comparable to quality During Reagan’s first two years Spectators contacted police who brave the 42-degree waters of conventional sleep sets. But called for paramadics when Mrs. WINTER the comparison ends the in office, he made it to 32 states, ac­ English Bay in the city’s 71st annual Reyes went into labor, but police Lt. moment you lie down on a cording to statistics provided by his I Polar Bear Swim. STOREWIDE Somma mattress. library staff in California. Jerry Schultze said things happened Swimmers ranged in age from 8 Underneath the luxurious, too fast. deeply-quilted damask At times taxing the stamina of his to 87 and represented Nepal, - “The kid started to come out,” he CLEARANCE surface. Is the secret staff and the press corps to their 7 Sweden, Australia, Ireland and the of Somma’s Incomparable limits, the peripatetic Bush visited said. “They saw it was too late.” United Stales, as well as Canada. comfort. Individual, lightweight cylinders of water. 28 forcigii countries, some of them m m Guadalupe Velasquez Reyes ar­ For Ivy Granston, 79, the frigid savings on everjrthing rived at the parade weighing 6 Cylinders that you can easily more than once, in his first two waves felt great. The blind woman that makes this fill and adjust to achieve years, compared to 13 countries for pounds, 12 ounces. After the birth, controlled firmness from one INTERCHANGE wore a turquoise bathing cap and Reagan. mother and daughter were taken to a suit for her 64ih polar bear plunge. season so special: side of the bed to the other. A system so new and unique, Bush’s travel statistics also in­ hospital. “I like it and I don't want On Sale suits, jackets, pants, It’s patented. Comfort so clude the following details: TTie first baby bom on U.S. soil in anybody calling me a chicken,” a revolutionary. It will change U i DOWN ON AM inCA S NtW MATTIttSS — Total flying miles for two EXIT 30 FROM SOUTHBOUND f-91 TO EASTBOUND f-84 1991 was Kimberly Manna Un- shivering Granston said after a few your bed for the betterl Save blouses, skirts, priced from S2990C years reached 267,072. Flying miles taman, who arrived at 1:49 a.m. at icy strokes. “It was a little cold but it Guam Memorial Hospital in the was nice.” sweaters, dresses. MOO for Reagan were not available but U.S. ternt fry of Guam, a South Thousands of spectators watched President Jimmy Carter logged TO CLOSE, STARTING AT 10 P.M. JANUARY 2 Pacific island on the other side of swimmers dash out of the water No adjustments on prior sales. 137,680 during his first two years in Exit 30 from southbound 1-91 to eastbound 1-84 the international dateline. after brief dips. “They mustn’t be office. DETOUR At the 91st Mummers Parade, — 144,749 miles were flown in (Bulkeley Bridge), at the 1-84/1-91 Interchange in too bright,” spectator Mike Croft FROM SB 1-91 musicians, mimes and female imper­ said with a laugh. 1990 alone, a year in which Bush Hartford, will be closed until the summer, starting at sonators danced to “Oh, Dcm Gold­ 397 Broad St., paid visits to South America, TO EB 1-84 ^ In Ohio, New Year’s Day was no Manchester' 10 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 2, en Slippers” and other tunes as they 647-0400 Mexico, Europe and the Persian strolled through Philadelphia. holiday for hundreds of people ir Gulf. In conjunction with this ramp closing, all south­ SB 1-91 “People really seemed to be en­ chased from their homes by flood­ Manchester, CT — His total days away from the bound lanes of 1-91 will be closed at the Interchange ing. Most got to return Tuesday, but capital numbered 131 for the year. joying themselves,” said Mike Mar- Mansfield Center, CT Quultty woBien’s clothinj from 10 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 2 until 6 a.m. Thurs­ EXIT 30 cellina, 29, of Bellmawr, NJ., who had to spend the day mopping and — Bush’s light months were Sep­ cleaning. TO EB 1-84 dressed as a flower for the Puml tember and March when he traveled day, Jan. 3. All traffic will be directed off the highway . '4 - just three days in each. comic club’s floral fantasy theme. For many, Tuesday was simply a at Exit 33 (Jennings Road), and signs will be posted IRUMBUl l gT ' CLOSED — The most traveled month was The Murray Comics club cap­ day to relax and watch parades or CALL ASTRO-TONE directing motorists to eastbound and westbound 1-84 tured first place in its division for college football bowl games on in July, when Bush was on the road STARTING the sixth year in a row with “Opera­ TRAPPED 19 days for a head-spinning and back to southbound 1-91. televison. An estimated 400 million TO HEAR YOUR HO LIDAY' tion Sandbox,” a spoof of the U.S. schedule that included a Fburth of INN JAN. 2 people saw the Rose Parade on TV, PERSONAL The closing of Exit 30 is necessary so that the military deployment in the Middle including viewers in 85 countries July holiday in Maine, the economic East. “Troops” wore camouflage- HOROSCOPE FOR THE summit of industrialized nations in contractor can rebuild the structures supporting both and soldiers stationed in the Persian .... in the BU LK ELEY \ colored diapers and used baby bot­ Gulf. DAY, LOVESCOPE, Houston and the NATO summit in the ramp and a portion of southbound 1-91; this work is LUCKY NUMBERS & BRIDGE tles for bullets in their sandbox bat­ London. part of the reconstruction of the I-84/I-91 Interchange. tlefield. It was also a day to recover from PERSONAL FORCAST — October and November also EAST The parade has its roots in cen­ New Year’s Eve hangovers, which FOR THE FUTURE. were big travel months as Bush Traffic congestion and delays are expected. A HARTFORD was what bartender Lisa O’Coffey "BIG OIL COMPANY NET"? turies-old European celebrations in helped campaign around the country detour route will be posted at the Interchange, but which men dressed as women, said most of the crowd was doing at for GOP candidates who ran in the Casey O’Coffey’s in Saginaw, CALL Escape to our smaller, PERSONALIZED companyl motorists should use alternate routes and avoid the women as men and poor as rich. 1-900-990-9400 November election. SB 1-91 In Las Vegas, scores of couples Mich., on Tuesday afternoon. November’s travel included Elec­ Interchange if possible. Access Code 184 LANES SPLIT lined up to be married on New “We’re serving mostly pop and a tion Day in Houston, a trip to USE BOTH LANES Year’s Eve. The Las Vegas Conven­ lot of Bloody Marys today,” she 95c each minute • Touch-Tone phones onty Mexico, the 34-nation European I tion and Visitors Authority es­ said. summit in Paris, a visit to the troops Detour Route WILSON ^iL c m . in Saudi Arabia for Thanksgiving, Motorists will be directed from southbound 1-91 to eastbound and a stop in Prague to celebrate the 1-84 by way of the following detour route, which will be posted: CONNECTICUT first anniversary of the fall of com­ RIVER AAA SPECIAL CARIBBEAN GETAWAY munist govemment. Take Exit 32B (Tiumbull Street) and turn left at the end of the ramp — His most frequently visited onto Market Street; foltow Market Street south to South Morgan 1 city was his beloved vacation home Street (the second traffic light), turn left and follow South Morgan LOWER PRICES! in Kcnncbunkporl, Maine, with 11 Street straight onto the eastbourxJ 1-84 on ramp. trips there over the two years. fo u n d e r s — Bush made two trips each to br id ge Belgium, Canada, England, France Alternate Routes and Germany. Depending on their destination, motorists can take one of the • CASH DISCOUNT PLAN Bush was sometimes criticized by following alternate routes from southbouixl 1-91: • SENIOR CITIZEN PLAN Democrats for flitting about the na­ tion and the world while pressing 1) Exit 25/Putnam Bridge: Motorists heading for Route 2, a m CLOSED STARTING TO EXITS John Fogarty • BUDGET PLAN business awaited in Washington. But Glastonbury, southern East Hartford or points further south­ GSa PREVIOUSLY CLOSED 25 AND 27 1 * „,^on. lo»b' __— ^ DETOUR ROUTE President/Owner • SERVICE CONTRACT the president frequently dealt with east should continue south on 1-91, through the 1-84/1-91 domestic and foreign policy affairs Interchange, to Exit 25 in Wethersfield. Take Route 3 north • AUTOMATIC OR CALL DELIVERY from the road — reacting from ’«s every across the Putnam Bridge to Route 2 east or west in Glastonbury. Venezuela to Iraq’s release of U.S. Drive Carefully Through Call The "Hotline" For ingfrom Hartford's Bradley International 391 Broad Street hostages, telephoning world leaders 2) Exit 27/Alrport Road: Another alternate route from southbound I-91 W ork Zones More Information Airport • Round trip airfare * 7 nights select to consult on the Persian Gulf crisis to eastbound 1-84 is to continue south on 1-91, through the 1-84/1-91 from Kennebunkport, Maine, ar­ The 1-84/1-91 Interchange is a busy To receive more information about Interchange, to Exit 27 (Airport Road). Turn left at the erxJ of the ramp hotel accommodations • Round trip airport 646-7096 ranging meetings on llic contentious consk iction zone. Motorists are remind­ this long-term ramp-ebsing, or to flrxl transfers and baggage handling between air­ OLD FASHIONED PERSONALIZED SERVICE budget fight from Atlanta, and sign­ onto Airport Road, take a right onto Brainard Road and the next right onto ed to slow down, obey posted speed out about other Hartford-area con- port and hotels • Most taxes and tips • FREE Mon.-Fii, 9-5:30pm, Thur. 'til 8pm, Sot. 9-1pm ing a flurry of ordcr.s, proclamations northbourKi Routes 5 & 15; from there, motorists can reach eastbound 1-84 limits and drive with extreme caution, struetbn work and traffic changes, and legislation from virtually every by taking the Charter Oak Bridge or by continuing north onto 1-91 and taking PARKING AT BRADLEY AIRPORT. For reliability and the best value for their own safety and for the safety call the Greater Hartford constuetbn slop on his itinemry. the Founders Bridge (Exit 30). of their passengers and those who are HOTLINE at (203) 528-4023, Monday Average temperature January Bush canceled his traditional NOTE: The Charter Oak Bridge is opsn to cars only. working to iimprove our nigliways. through Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. through March is 82°! Details? C all.... year-end hunting trip to Texas be- Prices vary depending upon date of departure and choice of hotel. ciiu.se of the volatile developments MANCHESTER in the Persian Gulf. Instead he spent 1-800-842-4320 VERNON an extended Christmas holiday at RIDETOGFne the presidential retreat in Camp J William Burns, Commissioner OPEN TO THE PUBUC 645-8393 Department of Transportation B u i o i n i i 872-2140 David, Md., two hours outside iT.v i/u'/k’st I Hij’ rc HOnt' The Rtde&hare Company Washington. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 2.1991 OPINION MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Jan. 2,1991—5 J Bush’s rate Were 3,000 A of success Albanian - J nears new low children A poisoned? By GEORGE HAGER (203)647-1419 ®“'’bara Congressional Quarterly By JACK ANDERSON ggTj^tcgnter st„ manchester, c t06040 (800) 544-4932 and DALE VAN ATTA______' HAPPY NEW YEARIII WASHINGTON — The past year was a very bad one etely re-done 7 nn, 3 bedroom Colonial in the for George Bush on Capitol Hill. WASHINGTON — Alush Gashi, a ^ Real Estate section of East Hartford! Sparkling new On those congressional votes on which the president Yugoslavian surgeon, made the rounds kitchen it new carpetingl Family room with bar, 1 full staked out a position, he prevailed only 46.8 percent of in Washington in October trying to get and 2 half baths it central air! In area of similar quality, the time, the second lowest score since 1953, when Con ­ someone to pay attention to a chilling 647-8400 higher priced homes. Owners anxious! $159,900. gressional Quarterly (CQ) began its annual vote studies. story. He made no secret about his mis­ 168 Main Street, Maiichehter The lowest score percent) was compiled by lame Manchester $127,000 sion, even tliough he fully expected to be Delightful wooded condo area on duck Ronald Reagan in 1987. the next-to-last year of his thrown in prison when he got home. Manchester $161,000 Highland Street 2 BR, 1t/2 bath end Bright & airy 3 BR Ranch. Firsplaced presidency. He was right. On Oct. 26, in Pristina, Raised Ranch on lar}e lot BubUing unit. Ex-large living rm, eat-in- living room, country kitchen. Good Bush’s 1990 success rate was 16 percentage points Yugoslavia, Gashi was attacked and brook, dot 2 car garage. Lots of Kitchen. A pleasure to see. Call Bar­ sized lot Asking $137,000. Call Bar­ below his 1989 score, a decline that was all the more beaten by a dozen or so police officers room. Call Barbara W. bara W . bara W . serious because Bush started his term so poorly: His armed with machine guns. Then he was first-year score of 62.6 percent was the lowest first-year pushed into a car and driven to a deten­ rating of any elected president. He now has the worst tion center where he^was again beaten two-year record in the 38-year history of the CQ vote and detained for four hours. He has been study. fired from his job as dean of the Univer­ Bush suffered his biggest setback in the House, where sity of Pristina , and says Manchester $249,900 his success rate fell from 50 percent of 1989 to 32.4 per­ that 1,000 of his colleagues have also Reduced. This custom brick R^ch HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! located on Adelaide Road will be iB iiH m cent in 1990. 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Senate mles give Republicans much more the hospitals of Albanian doctors so they Vinton Village Rle31 freedom than their House colleagues to manipulate floor RE.\L ESTATE The human cost of war could not prove what had happened. IHILIPS 3466 0 Main St., Coventry 985 Main Street proceedings, which forces the majority to accommodate Albanians and Serbian ethnic groups STRANO ESTATE REAL ESTATE Manchester. CT 06040 them more often than in the House. It seems highly likely that, sometime What on earth can Mr. Bush, or any in Yugoslavia arc not above blaming 395 NORTH MAIN STREET 203-647-7653 OFF. 1 YR. BUYER ® Support for Bush’s positions — as measured by the early this year. 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If he says “No,” he 400 Albanian students flooded hospitals dropped from 82 percent in 1989 to 70 percent in 1990. with luck American casualties will not $179,900 undermines the very cause for which the in the Kosovo region complaining of On this Bi-Level on 2 acres with 2 In the House, GOP backing for the president declined be high. sacrifice is required. nausea, stomach cramps and breathing from 69 percent to 63 percent. But there never has been, and never FO R R E N T fireplaces, 2 car garage and 2 bams al­ problems. Over the next few days more Spacious 2 bedroom Ranch, full ready wiredi Room to relax with the 3 The slippage among Democrats was more profound in will be, a war that doesn’t result in at order a single one of his fellow men, let In individual cases, a more than or­ children came in with the same ailments. NEW COVENTRY CAPE — on 5 basement, garage, nice yard. generous bedrooms, family room. Enjoy the Senate, where Bush dropped from 55 percent to 38 least some casualties, and this one will dinarily eloquent president may be able acres for $135,675 — Wb can build $800.00 per month. COVENTRY. alone 10,000, to lay down their lives for Federal medical experts came from according to your plans, or we will the extras of a security system, deck percent support. In the House, Bush’s Democratic sup­ be no exception. The Pentagon is well a cause, no matter how noble, chosen by to rise to the occasion. That was the » X Ask for Phil. Also available 8 room 4 and patiol Bring the horsel Belgrade to investigate and found no help you custom d^ign your dream bedroom Colonial, Z}i2 baths, 2 car aware of this, and some eagle-eyed jour­ ------& VH------port was already an absymal 36 percent in 1989; it the one making the request. If we must achievement of Abraham Lincoln in his traces of poison. They concluded that the home. COVENTRY & VICINITY. garage. $1,500/month. OWNERS WANT AN OFFERIII dropped to 25 percent in 1^0. nalist discovered and reported, not long die for a cause, let it be one we have famous letter to Mrs. Bixby, who he un­ children were faking it. LAND LAND LAND LAND LAND LAND LAND LAND LAND LAND $189,900 Democrats saw Bush as a president with weak legisla­ ago, that arrangements have already been derstood had lost all five of her sons on Largest Selection of Land for Modular arxl Custom Homeslll chosen ourselves. But a well-respected French doctor • — One look will do on this Contemporary tive skills, a frequent indifference to domestic issues, and made to ship many thousands of coffins the field of battle: And yet, as any thoughtful person is and human rights advocate, Bernard Zeya & Satari Drive 1 -2 Ac. North Coventry $59,900 & up with 34 bedrooms, 21/2 baths, living to Saudi Arabia. an ambiguous agenda that often failed to make a clear well aware, the world simply isn’t or­ Beneditti, was not convinced. 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But I cannot refrain from ticipated. Serbian police guarded the North Coventry Farms 1+ acre lots In beautiful New Subdivision with Boulevard type the one hand while articulating new directions on the appears in the pages of our daily realist, put it bluntly: “Every society CEDAR ASTOTE newspapers along with the sports scores, tendering you the consolation that may doors to the hospitals, confiscating the BACK ON THE MARKET AND PRICED RIGHT! street North Coventry $59,90O-up CONTEMPORARY!!! other,” said House Majority Whip Wiliam H. Gray III, rests on the death of men.” passports of foreigners and forbidding D-Pa., referring to an old Reagan slogan. movie reviews and similar trivia. 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Vacant — Call to set up Sam Green Road 1+ acres Coventry $68,900 barrass — is the question that reporters your bereavement, and leave you only Beneditti managed to slip out enough Old Tolland Tpke. 1 -4 .7 6 acres Coventry $59,333-up sliders from family room & office to in- Some Democrats had a more nuts-and-bolts explana­ may indeed have to die in a struggle for showings immediately!! OWNER ANXIOUSil CHFA POS­ Ripley Hill U acres have already put to President Bush, and the cherished memory of the loved and blood samples which, when he studied Coventry $61,666 ground pool and brick patio. THER­ S'.I tion for Bush’s low rating, saying he had not devoted as goals defined by others. them back home in France, convinced SIBLE. Ripley Hill 5 acres Coventry $84,666 MOFANE WINDOWSI Ifbrd abuts open much energy and attention to pushing his domestic agen­ will put to him repeatedly if war does in But this quiet acceptance, never easy, lost, and the solemn pride that must be Wall Street 7.38 acres (700 front) Coventry $120,000 space for extra privacy! him that the children had been exposed Asking $129,900 East Street 198 Subdivision Acres Andover $525,000. da as he had to his foreign policy agenda. fact break out: “Is Kuwait worth the lives is infinitely harder to achieve today, yours to have laid so costly a sacrifice of 10,000 (or however many) American iqmn the altar of freedom.” to a poison similar to one used in pes­ DO > Republicans argued the rating understated Bush’s ac­ when our society is deeply divided over ticides. tual successes. They cited passage of a five-year budget boys?” fundamentals, and when the media con­ But 359,528 Union soldiers died in There can be, as the questioner well He now claims that nearly 3,000 Al­ OFFICE HOURS: DAILY 9 AM TO 8 PM; SATURDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM deal and a far-reaching clean air bill, plus six successful ceive it their duty to report in detail that war, and I am sure Lincoln would be banian children were poisoned between knows, no really satisfactory answer to vetoes, which stretched his 1989-90 record to 16 vetoes every private tragedy, every ghastly glad that he too died before anyone could February and May by someone who such a question. In an ideal world, no blunder, that occurs in war and that their ask him if the outcome was “worth” their U&R REALTY CO. without an override. tossed canisters of toxins into the schools human being ought to have the right to “I think it was a good year for the president,” said cameras can record. lives. during the hours only Albanian children D.W. FISHfAgette^ Rep. Bill Gradison, R-Ohio. “On the big ones tiie presi­ 643-2692 were present. (Yugoslavian schools are ^ . THE REALTY COMPANY ^ I I W n M X T ^ d ^^fj^^Robert D. Murdock, Realtor dent came out just fine.” segregated.) 2M HARTFORD TPKE. * VERNON ' 243 MAIN STREET ‘ MANCHESTER CQ’s vote study is built on an analysis of ail the roll When the students began arriving at 871-1400 643-1591 call votes on the House and Senate floors in which the Corporate list is bankrupt hospitals, the armed Serbian police, not president staked out a clear position. The study doctors, decided who would be treated measures: Tis the season to compile lists: shop­ uncontained greediness of many of the and who would be turned away. Then —^Presidential success: How often did the president ping lists. New Year’s resolution lists — CEOs. Serbian doctors were called in and Al­ win votes on which he took an unambiguous position? and media lists. How does Reebok International’s banian doctors fired without cause. The —Members’ support: How often did each member In order of cerebral importance, cur­ CHUCK CEO justify paying himself $14.6 mil­ Serbian doctors were told not to discuss support the president, regardless of whether that position rent lists include: Soap Opera Digest’s lion in salary and bonuses? Chris Craft’s their findings. One slipped and told prevailed? “best and worst soaps” of 1990; the Na­ STONE CEO is rewarded with $13.7 million and Beneditti that he suspected the children’s SOUTH WINDSOR The study is based on all votes on which the president tional Enquirer’s 10 leading psychics’ Wall Disney’s CEO gets paid $9.6 mil­ problems were physiological, not GRACIOUS DUTCH COLONIAL had staked out a clear position — a wide net that catches predictions for 1991; Time magazine’s lion, when eight of the 10 largest Fortune psychological. Beneditti told our as­ COMPLETEUr REFURBISHED EAST HARTFORD $189,900 Price reduced on this like new 4 yr. old U&R built Contem­ MANCHESTER $128,900 porary. 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Lovely entry hail with open staircase, fireplace, French doors Of the 862 recorded votes in both chambers of Con­ 1990 and Associated Press’ 20 biggest Another depressing part of the Busi­ for 1st time buyer. kitchen, with glass doors to sun deck, 3 bedrooms, 2V2 baths, largest), RJR Nabisco (Fortune’s 24th) doctor, he had been taken off the job. and more. central A.C. Just reduced to $239,000. Call us! gress in 1990, CQ’s analysis indentified 201 with clear news stories of 1990. and household names such as Bayer, ness Week list is its white male Dr. Barcnd Cohen, a Norwegian presidential positions — 93 in the Senate and 108 in the But the list that tantalized me most Beatrice, Revlon, Land O’Lakes, Mack dominance. Only two of the CEOs are human rights advocate and , House. was Business Week’s list of the cor­ Trucks and Lorillard? women, and only one is a black male. was on the scene with Beneditti. Cohen One statistical explaiuUion for Bush’s poorer showing porate elite, i.e., the 1,000 chief execu­ Ah, but Business Week’s list does Had Business Week included TIAA- this year lies in a big rise in the number of votes taken in took his own blood samples and found tives of what it calls “America’s most have one idiotic merit. It is a trivia buff’s CREF, its CEO, Dr. Clifton R. Wharton no traces of poison, but he will not rule I i r the House (511, up from 368 in 1989) and a correspond­ powerful public companies.” dream: how many of the CEOs are Jr., a distinguished black educator, ing increase in the number of presidential positions taken out Beneditti’s findings. And Cohen told If you believe the accuracy of the named Smith (16), how many did not at­ would have further integrated the list. us that it would have been impossible for (108, up from 86 in 1989). Business Week list, let me introduce you Certainly, a good education and good DUTCH COLONIAL tend or graduate from college (84), how the Serbian authorities to do adequate BISHOP ESTATES SOUTH WINDSOR Though Bush’s success rate in the House stayed about to two very close friends, the tooth fairy many are Harvard Business school oT boy Ivy League connections help to MANCHESTER $137,900 COVENTRY $229,900 All large rooms in this oversized six room Cape with 3 testing on all the children and conclude Charming four bedroom home with much natural woodwork the same, the additional House votes had the effect of and the Easter bunny. graduates (an impressive 98), how many grease the average Business Week Gracious seven room Colonial TO BE BULT on private 10 acre bedrooms, large kitchen, 3 baths, fireplace, and attached giving the lower House rating added weight in determin­ in just a few hours that there was nothing throughout- Wonderful family home with hardwood floors, french lot Beautiful wooded lot with a view, stram and southern ex­ I decided to compare Business Week’s graduated from Ivy League schools CEO’s rise to the top. But it is clear that wrong with them. doors, floor to ceiling fireplaoe and even a 1st floor laundry I posure. Still time to customize. garage. Asking $175,000. ing Bush’s overall score. list with the more charismatic Fartunc (159), how many earned $1 million or white testicular power is equally deter­ Whatever the truth may be, mistrust Bush had his greatest success with defense and foreign 500 (the largest 500 U.S. industrial cor­ minative in appointing CEOs. more in salary and bonuses (210) and runs deep in the region. The epidemic policy issues, on which he won 60 percent of the time porations), and to my surprise I dis­ how many arc married (960). No statis­ So give me any of the other lists, silly has never been satisfactorily explained, when House and Senate votes are combined. covered that 167 CEOs of the Fortune tics arc available on the number of Busi­ as many of them are. At least soap A spokesman for the Yugoslavian Em­ Vinton Village Rte 31 1 Domestic policy issues proved significantly tougher 500 companies (fully 33 percent) were ness Week CEO mistresses. operas have one redeeming virtue — 3466 0 Main St., Coventry for Bush. Overall, he won 41 percent of the domestic bassy in Washington told us the story not on the Business Week list! What’s most startling, though, is the they are democratic. was manufactured for political reasons. HILIPS II SI P« policy votes on which he staked out a clear position. Even worse, 33 of Business Week’s Blame the Fed REAL ESTATE 1 YR. BUYER ^ corporations earned less than $100 mil­ REALTOPf lion in sales. 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. 4-MANCHESTER h e r a l d , Wednesday. Jan. 2. 1991 OPINION Bush’s rate Were 3,000 of success Albanian nears new low children poisoned? By GEORGE HAGER Congressional Quarterly By JACK ANDERSON ’'l a and DALE VAN ATTA______' W A S H IN G T O N — The past year was a very bad one for George Bush on Capitol Hill. W ASH IN G TO N — Alush Gashi, a ^ Real Estate On those congressional votes on which the president Yugoslavian surgeon, made the rounds staked out a position, he prevailed only 46.8 percent of in Washington in October trying to get 647-8400 the time, the second lowest score since 1953, when Con­ someone to pay attention to a chilling gressional Quarterly (C Q ) began its annual vote studies. story. H e made no secret about his mis­ 168 Main Street, MaIlche^tel' The lowest score (43.5 percent) was compiled by lame sion, even though he fully expected to be duck Ronald Reagan in 1987, the next-to-last year o f his thrown in prison when he got home. presidency. He was right. On Oct. 26, in Pristina, Bush’ s 1990 success rate was 16 percentage points Yugoslavia, Gashi was attacked and below his 1989 score, a decline that was all the more beaten by a dozen or so police officers serious because Bush started his term so poorly: His armed with machine guns. Then he was first-year score of 62.6 percent was the lowest first-year pushed into a car and driven to a deten­ rating o f any elected president. He now has the worst tion center where he^was again beaten two-year record in the 38-year history o f the CQ vote and detained for four hours. He has been study. fired from his job as dean o f the Univer­ Manchester $249,900 Bush suffered his biggest setback in the House, where sity o f Pristina medical school, and says Reduced. 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Bush was able to do better in the Senate because it the Kosovo region to embarrass the Ser­ for a total of 3 bedrooms & 2 full raths. Fabulous new dmin; rooms and separate utilities. Am ple p. kitchen, new siding and new roof! Offered at $145,000. fed w im tnis uisseu t>t. nome. Prn' 'iCea a t S134,900. i ------took fewer Democratic votes to lift the GOP to victory, ACWLIMEKT-UCWKG U?P0& m WS VlCEFKEGl^EW! " bian government. inclui and because on some votes — such as a veto override — If Gashi is not lying, someone tried to there were enough Republicans to give him a victory poison hundreds o f Albanian school even without Democratic support. children in Yugoslavia and then cleared In addition. Senate rules give Republicans much more the hospitals o f Albanian doctors so they Vinton Village Rie 31 3466 D Mam St.. Coventry freedom than their House colleagues to manipulate floor The human cost of war could not prove what had happened. ESTATE, HILIPS proceedings, which forces the majority to accommodate Albanians and Serbian ethnic groups STRANO REAL ESTATE 1 YR. BUYER ® them more often than in the House. It seems highly likely that, sometime What on earth can Mr. Bush, or any in Yugoslavia arc not above blaming 395 NORTH MAIN STREET ., OFF, PROTECTION AVAIUBLE Support for Bush’ s positions — as measured by the early this year. President Bush w ill order president, say in response to the ques­ each other for all the ills that befall MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 203-643-2215 FAX. 742-1450 647-8120 frequency with which individual members supported our forces in the Middle East to go on tion, “ Is Kuwait worth the lives o f cither, but Gashi swears the ix)isonings prcsidcntially declared px)sitions — slippted across the the offensive against the troops o f Sad­ WILLIAM A. 10,0000 American boys?” I f he answers were not mere rumor. CELEBRATE THE NEW YEAR RIGHT!'! board from 1989 to 1990, among Republicans as well as dam Hussein in Kuwait. The ensuing war RUSHER “ \fcs,” he appears to be diminishing the It happened on a day in March when DEUCES ARE W LOIII Democrats. Republican support for Bush in the Senate w ill probably not be long as wars go, and value o f those lives. I f he says “ N o,” he 400 Albanian students flooded hospitals $179,900 with luck American casualties w ill not dropped from 82 percent in 1989 to 70 percent in 1990. undermines the very cause for which the in the Kosovo region complaining of On this Bi-Level on 2 acres with 2 In the House, GOP backing for the president declined be high. sacrifice is required. nausea, stomach cramps and breathing F O R R E N T fireplaces, 2 car garage and 2 bams al­ from 69 percent to 63 percent. But there never has been, and never problems. Over the next few days more Spacious 2 bedroom Ranch, full ready wired! Room to relax with the 3 NEW COVENTRY CAPE — on 5 basement, garage, nice yard. generous bedrooms, family room. Enjoy The slippage among Democrats was more profound in w ill be, a war that doesn’ t result in at order a single one o f his fellow men, let In individual cases, a more than or­ children came in with the same ailments. acres for $135,875 — Wb can build $800.00 per month. COVENTRY. the extras of a security system, d ^ the Senate, where Bush dropped from 55 percent to 38 least some casualties, and this one w ill dinarily eloquent president may be able alone 10,000, to lay down their lives for Federal medical experts came from * X according to your plans, or we will Ask for Phil. Also available 8 room 4 and patiol Bring the horsel be no exception. The Pentagon is well to rise to the occasion. That was the help you custom design your dream percent support. In the House, Bush’ s Democratic sup­ a cause, no matter how noble, chosen by Belgrade to investigate and found no bedroom Colonial, 21/2 baths, 2 car aware o f this, and some eagle-eyed jour­ achievement o f Abraham Lincoln in his home. COVENTRY * VICINITY. garage. $1,500/month. OWNERS WANT AN OFFERIII port was already an absymal 36 percent in 1989; it the one making the request. I f we must traces o f poison. They concluded *hat the nalist discovered and reported, not long famous letter to Mrs. Bixby, who he un­ LAND LAND LAND LAND LAND LAND LAND LAND LAND LAND $189,900 dropped to 25 percent in 1990. die for a cause, let it be one we have children were faking it. ago, that arrangements have already been derstood had lost all five o f her sons on Largest Selection of Land for Modular and Custom Homeslll One look wiP do on this Contemporary Democrats saw Bush as a president with weak legisla­ chosen ourselves. But a well-respected French doctor made to ship many thousands o f coffins the field o f battle; with 3-4 bedrooms, 2i/2 baths, living tive skills, a frequent indifference to domestic issues, and And yet, as any thoughtful person is and human rights advocate, Bernard Zeya & Safari Drive 1-2 Ac. North Coventry $59,900 A up room with floor to cathedral ceiling an ambiguous agenda that often failed to make a clear to Saudi Arabia. Possible financing at 7% APR with $30,000 down, 5 yr. balloon. well aware, the world simply isn’t or­ Beneditti, was not convinced. He Brenda Lane 1-5 Acre wooded lots. Covsntry $49,900 A up fireplace, skylights, family room and There is no way, however, to make “ I feel how weak and fruitless must be choice between extending the Reagan legacy and moving ganized that way. Every major effort is traveled to Yugoslavia to do his own in­ Unbelievable low price. Majestic and delightful land. den. Built in 1985 this beauty sparkles such a perfectly sensible and necessary any words o f mine which should attempt Common Road 8 lots priced to sell. Wlllington $54,900-up beyond it. collective, and could not be otherwise. vestigation. It was harder than he had an­ like brand new! step sound anything but macabre when it to beguile you from the grief of a loss so 10% down, 8% variable, 15 years, no points, reduced costs. “ The administration has sought to ‘ stay the course’ on Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr., always the ticipated. Serbian police guarded the North Coventry Farms 1+ acre lots In beautiful New Subdivision with Boulevard type CEDAR & STONE X, m appears in the pages o f our daily overwhelming. But I caimot refrain from street North Coventry $59,900-up the one hand while articulating new directions on the realist, put it bluntly: “ Every society doors to the hospitals, confiscating the CONTEMPORARY!!! newspapers along with the sports scores, tendering you the consolation that may BACK ON THE MARKET AND PRICED RIGHT! other,” said House Majority Whip Wiliam H. Gray HI, rests on the death o f men.” passports o f foreigners and forbidding Stafford Road Mansfield $29,900 $195,000 n > 0 5 m ovie reviews and similar trivia. be found in the thanks o f the Republic Wall-to-wall carpeted 6 room Colonial with newer vinyl D-Pa., referring to an old Reagan slogan. Fortunately, most people realize this, anyone from removing documents or Old Eagleville Rd. 2.04 acres Coventry $49,900 Move right into this IPre new home with Worse yet, though — because it is they died to save. I pray that our heaven­ siding and thermo-pane windows. Insuiated. Fenced rear Main Street 1 + acres Coventry $57,660 3 bedrooms, fireplaced living room, “ When they have to take a stand,” Gray added, “ they and resign themselves to the cruel pos­ blood samples from the hospital. deliberately calculated to entrap and em­ ly Father may assuage the anguish o f yard and deck. Garage. Corner lot. Vacant — Call to set up Sam Green Road 1 + acres Coventry $58,900 sliders from family room & office to in- elect to ‘stay the course.’” sibility that they, or someone they love, Beneditti managed to slip out enough Old Tolland Tpke. 1 - 4.76 acres Coventry $59,333-up your bereavement, and leave you only ground pool and brick patio. THER- Some Democrats had a more nuts-and-bolts explana­ barrass — is the question that reporters may indeed have to die in a struggle for showings immediately!! OWNER ANXIOUS!! CHFA POS­ Ripley Hill 1+ acres Coventry $61,666 blood samples which, when he studied Coventry $64,666 have already put to President Bush, and go^s defined by others. the cherished memory o f the loved and Ripley Hill 5 acres MOFANE WINDOWS! \brd abuts open tion for Bush’s low rating, saying he had not devoted as them back home in France, convinced SIBLE. W ^l Street 7.38 acres (700 front) Coventry $120,000 w ill put to him repeatedly i f war does in lost, and the solemn pride that must be space for extra privacyl much energy and attention to pushing his domestic agen­ But this quiet acceptance, never easy, him that the children had been exposed Asking $129,900______East Street 198 Subdivision Acres Andover $525,000. fact break out; “ Is Kuwait worth the lives yours to have laid so costly a sacrifice mmmmmmmmmmmmmamm da as he had to his foreign policy agenda. is infinitely harder to achieve today, to a poison similar to one used in pes­ o f 10,0(X) (or however many) American iq)on the altar o f freedom.” Republicans argued the rating understated Bush’ s ac­ when our society is deeply divided over ticides. boys?” tual successes. They cited passage o f a five-year budget fundamentals, and when the media con­ But 359,528 Union soldiers died in H e now claims that nearly 3,000 A l­ OFFICE HOURS: DAILY 9 AM TO 8 PM; SATURDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM There can be, as the questioner well deal and a far-reaching clean air bill, plus six successful ceive it their duty to report in detail that war, and I am sure Lincoln would be banian children were poisoned between knows, no really satisfactory answer to every private tragedy, every ghastly vetoes, which stretched his 1989-90 record to 16 vetoes glad that he too died before anyone could February and May by someone who U & R REALTY CO. such a question. In an ideal world, no blunder, that occurs in war and that their without an override. ask him if the outcome was “ worth” their tossed canisters o f toxins into the schools human being ought to have the right to cameras can record. lives. “ I think it was a good year for the president,” said during the hours only Albanian children D.W.FISH H o m e s , 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 Rep. Bill Gradison, R-Ohio. “ On the big ones the presi­ were present. (Yugostavian schools are THE REALTY COMPANY I I m JLX^d flarder ^^^'Robert D. Murdock, Realtor dent came out just fine.” segregated.) 220 HARTFORD TPKE. * VERNON 243 MAIN STREET * MANCHESTER C Q ’ s vote study is built on an analysis o f all the roll When the students began arriving at 871-1400 843-1591 call votes on the House and Senate floors In which the Corporate list is bankrupt hospitals, the armed Serbian police, not president staked out a clear position. The study doctors, decided who would be treated measures; T is the season to compile lists: shop­ uncontained greediness o f many o f the and who would be turned away. Then — ^Presidential success: H ow often did the president ping lists. N ew Year’ s resolution lists — CEOs. Serbian doctors were called in and A l­ win votes on which he took an unambiguous position? and media lists. How does Reebok International’s banian doctors fired without cause. The i i m i — Members’ support: H ow often did each member In order o f cerebral importance, cur­ CHUCK CEO justify paying himself $14.6 mil­ Serbian doctors were told not to discuss support the president, regardless o f whether that position rent lists include; Soap Opera Digest’s lion in salary and bonuses? Chris Craft’ s their findings. O.ie slipped and told prevailed? “ best and worst soaps” o f 1990; the Na­ STONE CEO is rewarded with $13.7 million and Beneditti that he suspected the children’ s SOUTH WINDSOR The study is based on all votes on which the president tional Enquirer’ s 10 leading psychics’ Walt Disney’ s CEO gets paid $9.6 m il­ problems were physiological, not GRACIOUS DUTCH COLONIAL Price reduced on this like new 4 yr. old U&R built Contem­ COMPLETEIY REFURBISHED EAST HARTFORD $189,900 had staked out a clear position — a wide net that catches lion, when eight o f tlic 10 largest Fortune predictions for 1991; Tim e magazine’ s psychological. Beneditti told our as­ MANCHESTER $128,900 Nice 4 bedroom home with a choice location just right for possible porary, Lovely cathedral ceilinged living room, and family roll calls on routine, minor legislation as well as turning- 18-page “best of 1990”; People 500 CEOs are paid less than $2 million sociate Melinda Maas that when he went A beautiful home redone throughout Including A i l new kitchen professional office. I^rk-liks yard. R>tential for additional building room with floor to ceiling fireplace, large dining room, special point votes on the critical issues o f the year. magazine’s 25 most inU'iguing people o f in salaries and bonuses? back to get more information from the and bath, NEW siding, roof, furnace and stomt windows. Perfect loL Lovely entiy hall with opm staircase, fireplace, French doors kitchen- with glass doors to sun deck. 3 bedrooms, 2V2 baths, Of the 862 recorded votes in both chambers of Con­ 1990 and Associated Press’ 20 biggest largest), RJR Nabisco (Fortune’ s 24th) Another depressing part o f the Busi­ doctor, he had been taken o ff the job. for 1st time buyer. and more. central A.C. Just reduced to $239,000. Call usi gress in 1990, C Q ’ s analysis indentified 201 with clear news stories o f 1990. and household names such as Bayer, ness Week list is its white male Dr. Barend Cohen, a Norwegian presidential positions — 93 in the Senate and 108 in the But the list that tantalized me most Beatrice, Revlon, Land O ’Lakes, Mack dominance. Only two o f the CEOs are human rights advocate and physician, House. was Business Week’s list o f the cor­ Trucks and Lorillard? women, and only one is a black male. was on the scene with Beneditti. Cohen One statistical explanation for Bush’s poorer showing porate elite, i.e., the 1,000 chief execu­ Had Business Week included T IA A - Ah, but Business Week’s list does took his own blood samples and found this year lies in a big rise in the number o f votes taken in CREF, its CEO, Dr. Clifton R. Wharton tives o f what it calls “ Am erica’ s most have one idiotic merit. It is a trivia buff’s no traces o f poison, but he will not rule the House (511, up from 368 in 1989) and a correspond­ Jr., a distinguished black educator, powerful public companies.” dream: how many o f the CEOs are out Beneditti’s findings. And Cohen told ing increase in the number o f presidential positions taken If you believe the accuracy o f the would have further integrated the list. named Smith (16), how many did not at­ us that it would have been impossible for SOUTH WINDSOR (108, up from 86 in 1989). Business Week list, let me introduce you tend or graduate from college (84), how Certainly, a good education and good DUTCH CaONIAL BISHOP ESTATES the Serbian authorities to do adequate MANCHESTER $137,900 COVENTRY $229,900 All large rooms in this oversized six room Cape with 3 Though Bush’ s success rate in the House stayed about to two very close friends, the tooth fairy o l’ boy Ivy League connections help to many arc Harvard Business school testing on all the children and conclude Charming four bedroom home with much natural woodwork Gradous seven room Colonial TO BE BULT on private 10 ^ bedrooms large kitchen 3 baths fireplace and attached the same, the additional House votes had the effect o f and the Easter bunny. grease the average Business Week graduates (an impressive 98), how many in just a few hours that there was nothing throughout. Wonderful family home with hanlwood floors, french loL Beautiful wooded lot with a view, stram and southern ex­ garage. Asking $i 75,000. giving the lower House rating added weight in determin­ posure. Still time to customize. I decided to compare Business Week’ s graduated from Ivy Leajtue schools C E O ’ s rise to the top. But it is clear that wrong with them. doors, flw r to ceiling fireplaoB and even a 1st floor laundtyl ing Bush’ s overall score. list with the more charismatic Fortune (159), how many earned $1 million or white testicular power is equally deter­ Whatever the truth may be, mistrust ______1 Bush had his greatest success with defense and foreign 500 (the largest 500 U.S. industrial cor­ minative in appointing CEOs. more in salary and bonuses (210) and runs deep in the region. The epidemic policy issues, on which he won 60 percent o f the time porations), and to my surprise I dis­ So give me any o f the other lists, silly how many are married (960). N o statis­ has never been satisfactorily explained. when House and Senate votes are combined. covered that 167 CEOs o f the Fortune as many o f them are. At least soap Vinton Village Rte 31 tics arc available on the number o f Busi­ A spokesman for the Yugoslavian Em­ Domestic policy issues proved significantly tougher 500 companies (fully 33 percent) were ness Week CEO mistresses. operas have one redeeming virtue — 3466 D Main St., Coventry bassy in Washington told us the story " " • 1 for Bush. Overall, he won 41 percent o f the domestic not on the Business Week list! What’ s most startling, though, is the they are democratic. IHILIPS was manufactured for political reasons. policy votes on which he staked out a clear position. Even worse, 33 o f Business Week’s REAL ESTATE Blame the Fed 1 YR. BUYER ® corporations earned less than $100 mil­ President Bush has been persuaded by REALTOR* PROTECTION AVAILABLE IITY lion in sales. That didn’ t seem to make 742-1450 647-8120 favorite^ SLS-S some White House aides to believe that NEW RANCH UNIT sense when, for example, TIA A -C R E F, MUST SELL $121,000 Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Comfortable 2 BR 2 bath sing. fam. Open Forum which was not on Business Week’s list, 6 room full dormered Cape with 2 Which of the following gifts would Greenspan is responsible for the reces­ home on a pvL cul-de-sac. 1st floor full baths, fireplace, full base, vinyl had a 1989 premium volume o f $3.6 bil­ laundry, full base, aft. garage. you most like to receive from an admirer? sion. Greenspan’ s anti-inflation policies siding and 60'x424' loti Hurryl $1 4 0's . lion. are to blame, in Bush’s mind. But our ■YVe'ro S elling H o u s o s l” “We're Selling HousesI' Grateful for light So I called Business Week to ascertain sources say that at least three o f the 12 the basis for its list. You’re going to find voting members on the Fed’s Open CHFA MONEY STILL AVAILABLE CALL 646-2482 this hard to believe, but nobody at Busi­ Market Committee are the ones who are To the Editor: ness Week could explain the rationale for determined to uphold price stability, 34% THE AMERICAN DREAM - New NOT A MISPRINTIII 6 room Split In need of GIVEAWAY PRICEl - Pleasant 2-stoiy made lor We at the Bonnet Apartments are grateful to all those the Business Week list! HANDYMAN SPECIAL - New addition 9% Flowers/ even at the cost o f a recession. And they needs finishing touches. Good “Sweat Modular Ranches. CHFA/FHA/VA No interior painting and some minor trim work. comly living, vinyl siding. Inviting fireplace, oak who worked on our behalf for the traffic light that Tlie operator bounced me all over the houseplants have had more influence on decision Equity' project, large outbuilding great for Muiiuay Duwii. 5 luums, 3 BRs, vinyi Large country kitchen, hardwood. garage. floors, formal dining room, eal-inkitchen, fenced yard. MANCHESTER, $159,900. enables us to cross Main Street safely. rciporate offices — from the two editors making than has the moderate Greenspan workshop. 1 Year Buyer Protection Plan. siding, full basements. ASHFORD, NORTH COVENTRY. $138,875. I^rjorie A. Carlson who first developed this list to the staff 1 0 % COVENTRY, $99,344. COVENTRY, WILUNGTON & MANS­ who has been indecisive. FIELD, $103,900-up. 1146 Main St editor who worked with them to the as­ ■ * .• • * . Other 22% Mini-editorial DOCTORS/MEDICAL AREA Manchester sistant managing editor who supervised PRIVATE AREA Jewelry The idea of being willing to go to war Huge dormered Cape located IN MANCHESTER them. None o f them were available, and Perfume/^>Sj,„^ over oil in the Persian G ulf didn’t directly across the street from the rW" This young 3 bedroom 2 bath nobody else could speak with any originate with George Bush. It has been hospi^ next to parking loti Call ranch is set on a private treed loL today I Great opportunity. Manchester Herald authority. •• P-.' V .'a ■ V the unspoken policy o f presidents all the 24/ rec room. P ric^ in $130's. “We're Selling HousesI* “We're Selling Houses!* N o wonder the Japanese are winning MEN: Top three answers WOMEN: Top three answers way back to Harry Truman. One would the industrial war. Pounded O c t 1, 1881 as a weekly. Jewelry I Flowers/ think that in four decades at least one 1st In Service I wanted a simple explanation: How Flowers/, houseplants president would have been smart enough Daily publication since OcL 1. 1914. could Business Week’s list purport to PARK-LIKE GROUNDS - Rambling CONTEMPORARY ELEGANCE - NEW ERTW OFAMILY- 2.670 sq. ft.of SHOWPLACE ESTATE secluded spectacular 2 houseplants! Jewelery to start a program that would wean the Ranch, 20x40 pool, large redwood deck, Builder's own home offers unique flair living. 6 bedrooms. 3 1/2 baths, sepa­ story Colonial nicely sited on 1 6 acres in shady represent America’s most powerful cor­ country o f its dependence on Persian fully applianced, many recent Improve­ and style. Intimate corner fireplace, rate tun basements, vinyi siding, over 3 grove. Cozy fireplace, tormal dining room, walk Bl anchard/ Rossetto Executive Editor . Vincent Michael \^lvo porations when the Business Week list Clothing! Perfume/ in closets, 3 BR, 2 1 /2 baths Upsca'e bargainl City Editor______8.3% Gulf oil. None was willing to jeopardize ments, Andersen windows, 2-car over­ large covered deck, 4.86 wooded acres. 2 decks, convenient location. ______.Alex Girelli cologne sized garage. COVENTRY, $168,000. acres, spacious sized rooms, garage. NORTn COv tivTRT, $zi u,uuu. umer COVENTRY, $239,555. N ew s E ditor______omitted 167 o f Fortune’ s largest corpora­ the profits o f the big oil companies. N ow MARKCT^ANAIYSIS ____ Andrew C Spitzler . So'ilrce: The Gallup Organltalldh', ANDOVER, $204,875. Multi-Family homes available. I-2482 tions, includinc Shell Oil (Fortune’s 13th Bush will jeopardize lives instead.

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Budget Bush Section 2, Page 7 Wednesday, Jan. 2,1991 From Page 1 From Page 1 LOCAL/REGIONAL he proposes a budget on Feb. 20. Rom 1980 to 1989, receipts from more revenue. He has appoint^ an income tax the United Nations for withdrawal the situation in the Persian Gulf.” fully ready for battle by Jan. 15. the corporation tax tripled, from But opposition to an income tax is and restoration of the exiled Kuwaiti Fitzwater said those at the meet­ “Believe me ... everything is advMate, Democratic state Rep. $246 million to $869 million. And Serving Manchester ■ Coventry ■ Andover ■ Bolton ■ Hebron William Cibes, as his budget chief; a potent political force in the state. government. ing were Gen. Colin L. Powell, reconciled,” Quayle said when a sales tax receipts also shot up, from During a severe budget crisis in “I haven’t made a determination,” chairman of the Joint Chiefs of reporter asked him about the Dec. but he has seemed to rule out im­ $809 million to $2.1 billion over the position of an income tax or any 1971, the Legislature actually he said. “And I suppose if I had I Staff, Secretary of Defense Dick 19 remarks of Lt. Gen. Calvin A.H. same period. passed an income tax. But public wouldn’t advertise it, bcc,ausc we’ve Cheney, White House chief of staff Waller, who accompanied (Juayle other lax reform during his first year The real estate boom was espe­ in office. reaction was so strong that the tax got a lot of lives at stake. ... But all John Sununu, national security ad­ on his tour. cially crucial to the rise in revenues. was repealed before it went into ef­ options are open." viser Brent Scoweroft and Secretary Bush has invited Republican and Howroyd nixes Jobless “I’m not prepared to make any New office buildings and new hous­ fect. drarac shift in the permanent tax If a military attack is launched, of State James A. Baker III. Democratic leaders of the House ing meant purchases of new furni­ State Rep. Richard Mulrcady, an the president said, “I would hope it and Senate and the chairmen and policy at a time when we have more “It’s not to make any new ture, appliances and business equip­ income tax advocate who is about to would be over in a few days, but ranking GOP members of foreign im m ^iate fires to put out,” he told decisions but to review the situa­ rate hits ment, all subject to the sales tax. take over as co-chairman of the what happens realistically is hard to policy and military committees to a director bid business leaders in Hartford last But in 1989, when construction tion,” Fitzwater said. No announce­ month. Legislature’s Finance Committee, tell. ... So, I’m not predicting one briefing Thursday on the gulf situa­ slowed and the economy began to recently received a letter that said, ments were issued after the meeting. He has also said he doesn’t want way or another.” tion. By RICK SANTOS there is enough time for everyth­ sour, both of those sources of simply: “Dear Mr. Mulrcady: NO There have been reports that new high to borrow money to balance the The meeting coincides with the Manchester Herald ing,” he said. revenue proved to be unreliable. INCOME TAX.” The president returned by Baker is likely to visit U.S. allies in return of Comtress for formal budget, and that he will not order helicopter at mid-afternoon from the gulf region before Jan. 15. Howroyd, 32, said that his job as For the current fiscal year, state “There are only four ways to ceremonies and reorganization for MANCHESTER — Democrat a legislative programmer with the across-the-board budget cuts in state Camp David, the presidential retreat Quayle, after touring military its new session, which gets under By BRIAN M. TROTTA spending. He has asked each agency budget officials now predict that solve this problem,” Mulrcady said. Josh M. Howroyd, who had been state will demand a great time com­ sales tax receipts will actually “You can cut. You can have short- or in the mountains of western sites that are on full war footing, way in earnest later this month un­ Manchester Herald to propose 20 percent cuts, but has Maryland, and met top deputies for sought to dispicl any doubts created considered a likely candidate to fill mitment during the upcoming decrease by 3 percent from last medium-term borrowing. Ybu can less leaders ask the legislators to the town director post vacated by months, while the directors will be said repeatedly he just wants to what spokesman Marlin Fitzwater by a top commander’s earlier state­ take a stand on whether to authorize MANCHESTER — More than asses the effect of such cuts. year’s level. And corporation taxes increase taxes. Or you can lie like Peter P. DiRosa Jr., has withdrawn attempting to adopt , a town budget, are projected to bring in just $743 called “an updated status review of ments that the troops would not be military action against Iraq. 300 people in the Manchester area “If I had to hazard a guess as to crazy and fudge the numbers. I’m his name from the list of potential probably the toughest and most million — some $215 million less were added to the unemployment what the budget package will look not willing to try No. 4. replacements. demanding aspect of their service. than originally expected. M rolls during the most recent report­ like when he presents it in February, “So in the end, I think it may take tl Howroyd, a member of the Plan­ Besides his job, he noted that he “It isn’t a question of leveling off. Be Fit and Healthy In 1991 ing period. I would say it will not include an in­ a combination of the first three.” ning and Zoning Commission, said also wants to be able to spend time Figures from the state labor It’s a question of heading straight Weicker, however, has said Recession come tax,” said DeNardis. “But will Jon these programs offered by the Manchester Health Dept. Today! he has decided not to seek the seat with his family, including his wife department for the period ending downhill,” said Daniel Schnobrich, repeatedly he doesn’t want to bor­ we get to that point? I believe we because of commitments at work, and two-year-old daughter. D ^. 22,1990, show that there was a will by late spring.” who tracks state tax receipts for the row money by issuing state bonds. From Page 1 "Walkers Training Program" with his family and other civic or­ Legislature’s Office of Fiscal Howroyd, who had served for 9.6 percent increase in unemploy­ And when the Legislature finally That leaves him with cutting spend­ Four Wednesdays. Starting January 9,1991 from 5:30-6:30 ganizations. Analysis. three years as an alternate with the r...; ment claims over the previous two- passes a budget, DeNardis said, ing and increasing taxes. “I’m not able to make a full-time “It’s exacerbated by the drop in man Alan Greenspan has said the pm at Buckland Mall. $15.00/Person (for 4 Classes). Learn the PZC before being appointed as a week reporting period. Nearly 3,0(X) Weicker may be pushing for tax Given his strong commitment to economy entered a “meaningful commitment to the board right consumer confidence,” he said. services for the underprivileged, proper techniques for a healthy walking/fitness program. full-time member last year, has people in the Manchester-area now reform, combined with new limits downturn.” now,” he said, “so it’s better to receive benefits. “People put off buying or replacing Weicker is unlikely to find $2.2 bil­ "Shoppers Grocery Tour" wait.” served on several other study com­ on the growth of state spending. Bush, in an interview taped Dec. Statewide figures show that there cars and appliances. And the con­ lion in spending cuts. mittees such as the affordable hous­ . _• 'JA.'- v. . f S l i . . - . r “If somebody could pull off a 16 for airing tonight on the Public Shop healthy, understand food labels, learn fat & fiber content The Democrat, who was were 8,702 new claims and 51,856 struction slump makes it worse. All Despite his repeated assertions ing subcommittee of the Board of major fiscal reform — and I mean Broadcasting Service, ack­ of foods, taste some lowfat, high fiber alternatives. Tuesday, nominated for a directorship in 1989 continued claims, up from 6,068 and the stuff that goes into a new house that a state income tax would only but lost the election, remains inter­ Directors and a committee on fair tax reform, with the dreaded income nowledged that some areas of the January 15,1991, from 7:00-8:00 pm. Stop & Shop, Broad St., 49,424 in the previous reporting — rugs, furniture, appliances — just worsen the state’s recession, Weick­ ested in serving as a director, pos­ rent. tax — Lowell Weicker could,” he country are in a recession. period. The latest statewide figures, isn’t being sold.” er may be forced to confront the Manchester. $5.00/Person. sibly as soon as the upcoming terms He also serves as a member of the said. “If nothing significant changes, released in October, showed a job­ “He’s got the bravado and the After 16 years of Democratic issue earlier than he wants to. it’s likely that we will be forecasting "Total Healthier "U" Package" which begin in November. Board of Directors with two area governors Ella Grasso and William “I don’t know if we could pass “When you seek a seat [through group homes, New Hope Manor and less rate of 4.8 percent. panache to do it. He has a chance to a recession — a brief one” later this A 4-Part health evaluation & education seminar. Focusing on The number of insured unemploy­ A. O’Neill, who both “took the (tax reform) with him taking a pas­ month, Boskin said on NBC. election], you can plan your life so the Gray Lodge Inc. do something extremely important health behaviors affecting fitness, diet, cancer & heart disease ment claims jumped one-tenth of a in the life and history of his state. pledge” to veto an income tax, Con­ sive approach, standing on the Boskin said the economy had necticut will soon have a governor sidelines,” said Mulrcady. “But he risks & cholesterol. Total computerized health risk evaluation. percent to 2.7 percent. The rate to­ That could ’ce a powerful motivation slowed in a number of areas and that taled only 1.7 .percent during the who has made no such commitment. doesn’t strike me as the type of guy Classes start Thursday, January 31,1991 from 7:00-8:00 pm for him.” it had been exacerbated by the same period last year. The boom-to-bust economy of the Connecticut is one of only 10 who takes a passive approach to at the Health Dept. Cost $75.00/Person. (Value $150.00, un­ higher oil prices resulting from the Mill decision Of the 18 unemployment offices 1980s has left many of Connec­ states that doesn’t have an income anything.” ------ongoing standoff in the Persian Gulf derwritten by Special Grants). tax. And with the highest per capita Next: Other issues facing the V'- in the state, 17 report^ an increase ticut’s banks and real estate firms between a U.S.-led international in claims while the office in Dan­ reeling. State government has been income in the nation, personal in­ General Assembly, including gay coalition and Iraq’s Saddam Hus­ come is an obvious place to look for rights and the death penally. Reservations Required for ali programs. Cali 647-3173 today. bury had fewer filings than in the no different sein. may be put off previous two-week period. Rom 1980 to 1990, the state budget nearly tripled, from $2.5 bil­ lion to $7.1 billion, as the economy PHILIPS By SCOTT B. BREDE with store fronts on the ground boomed and government spending Thars.8Fri.Til8‘*® ® «^$P. Manchester Herald floor. In B r ie f . in virtually every area doubled and tripled. Sdfurddy Til 5 MANCHESTER — The Cheney At the time the application was Many of those expansions were A /OPEN filed, the owners of the two stores National Historic District Commis­ involuntary. As drug-related crime Sun. Noon To S sion may be at a disadvantage when still in business had not been Manchester Lodge #73, AF. & A.M. held an installation of 1991 of­ created a new breed of criminals, the it meets Thursday to discuss the notified of the plan. f CLOSED ^ ficers on Saturday, December 15, state’s prison system grew from \ MAYTAG conversion of nine retail stores in WED. The Cheney Commission gets the 1990 at the Masonic Temple, 4,000 to 9,500 inmates, and its the Yam Mill into 10 apartments. first review of the plan before it Manchester. budget grew from $46 million to goes on to the Manchester Planning $252 million. With seven new members — and MON., DEC. 3l\ >:30 A.M J Vivian Ferguson being thmst into and Zoning Commission. - , , The officers installed were: As the state’s population grew the chairman’s post after finding out ---- Worshipful Master — F. Matthew older, spending on Medicaid in­ In November, the Republicans, Heinrich, Jr.; Senior Warden — creased dramatically, largely for the TIL 8 P.M. former chairman William Fitzgerald was not reappointed — the commis­ after gaining control of the Board of David J. Herbert; Junior Warden — care of middle-class senior citizens & TUESDAY 1-WK. SALE sion is nevertheless scheduled to Directors in 1989, replaced seven Richard W. Beaulieu; Treasurer — in nursing homes. Medicaid spend­ make its recommendation on the members of the Cheney Commis­ E. John Kjellson, Past Master ing more than U'ipled, from $308 sion whose terms had expired. Manchester Lodge #73; Secretary million to $965 million. Yam Mill plan modification. At a November meeting of the — Warren L. Potter, l ^ t Master And throughout the ’80s, the NEW YEAR'S Ferguson said a decision to ap­ Manchester Lodge #73; Senior Board of Directors, Democratic federal govenunent under Resident prove or disapprove the plan may be Deacon — James A. Stratf^ord, ftst Reagan slashed federal grants for postponed since many of the com­ Director Stephen Cassano asked TO GET READY why so many members of commis­ Master Manchester Lodge #73; housing, education, mass transporta­ mission’s members are unfamiliar Junior Deacon — Frederick S. Hunt; tion and public works projects, shift­ with the subject. sion had terms that expired at the same time and said something Senior Steward — Samuel J. Ric- ing greater burden to state govern­ FOR THIS EVENT ciardi; Marshal — James T. Clark, Last week, the owner of the Yam needed to be done to alleviate the ments. Sr.; Chaplain — Robert W. Fer­ Mill, Brophy Ahem Development problem in the future. But the state’s economy was 4 ^ AndmwCSpltzl*r/M«nchMt»rFtorild S guson, Past Master Manchester growing so fast that the state could Co., filed an application with the A WINTER S ROMP — Regina Barnes, 27, and her dog Annie enjoy the year’s first big :|i: Planning and Zoning Commission to The Cheney Commission will Lodge #73; Organist — James W. ^ford to pay for these expansions snowfall with a spirited game of catch on Madison Street Saturday. Barnes recently I McKay; Soloist — Ronald J. Erick­ — and for other programs such as convert the retail spaces in the hold its first meeting since the chan­ CD piONcen building into new apartments. The ■ moved back to Manchester from Florida with Annie, who had never seen snow before and S' son; TVler — Frank H. Gakeler, Phst an ambitious effort to increase ges occurred Thursday at 4:30 p.m. was obviously having a (snow)ball. iS Master Manchester Lodge #73; His­ teacher salaries. Yam Mill, at 210 Pine St., is in the Lincoln Center Hearing primarily an apartment building torian — John O. Nelson, I^st With no state income tax, Con­ Room. Master Manchester Lodge #73. necticut relies heavily on its 8 per­ cent sales tax and its 13.8 percent corporation tax, both the highest in the nation. When the economy V' Public hearing set on Bolton school construction plan boomed, consumer spending and corporate earnings skyrocketed. By DAVID LAMMEY UNBELIEVABLE soring the hearing which is designed reviewing project history, outlining Center School, creating a K-8 Group, which is in the process of to distribute it at the hearing for Manchester Herald to “explain to the public about the the need and predicting the cost of school from additions to the existing printing an informational brochure legal reasons. PRICES ON projects” according to Richard Pack­ the projects. The slide presentation elementary school, and making ad­ concerning the projects, will dis­ “That’s a problem,” he said. “We Nike BOLTON — The first of two man, superintendent of schools. The will be followed by a question and ditions and renovations to the high tribute the brochures at the hearing, are asking for guidance from the REFRIGERATORS public hearings on the upcoming second hearing is scheduled for Jan. answer period. school. according to Group Chairman Board of Selectmen as to what we school building projects referendum 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the Bolton High From Page 1 The Jan. 28 referendum is a com­ The second question will cover Joseph Haloburdo. are allowed to do.” WASHERS a will be held Thursday night at 7:30 School gymnasium. plicated issue that will be divided the design and construction of a Charles Holland, chairman of The Holland added that the TNT flier p.m. in the all-purpose room of the into two questions. The first covers proposed $1.75 million auditorium Neglected Taxpayers, says his group has already been distributed. “We they do not have the staff or the time Bolton Elementary School. The first hearing will begin with a the proposed $10.75 million project for the high school. has produced an informational flier managed to get them all out [Jan. to invest. Rather, they would like an The Board of Education is spon­ PTA-produced slide presentation that would involve vacating the The Bolton School Information of their own, but he doesn’t expect 1]” he said. anangement in which the town could give MISAC the money to purchase the homes and manage them. New Year^s resolutions profit area weight loss clinics “It was never the intention of the town to get involved in the owner­ Most of her customers are ship of the property,” said Stephen By BRIAN M. TROTTA motivated by the people around dinator. Werbner, Manchester’s assistant Manchester Herald PROTEIN vs. FAT: Major protein sources women, Murano said, but this year them,” Bagshaw said. “They see Optifast is a medically supervised 1 general manager. more men are signing on to the others working out and looking w ei^t loss program for people who The homes would be sold to low- BLASTING MANCHESTER - With the ar­ and their percentage of fat content program which includes a good and they want that too.” are 50 or more pounds overweight. and moderate-income families at rival of the new year, many local ■ - Percent of calories from fat I prescribed diet and several face-to- “New Year’s is a great time to OUT EVERY residents are making resolutions to face counseling sessions with start on a diet,” Holmes said, below-market rates, while MISAC 777o) Fried bacon 58%) Fried breaded oysters Most of the new cus­ would retain ownership of the land, lose all the weight that they have Murano each week. “You’ve got everyone pushing you.” T V a 76%) Roast duck with skin Raised chicken blade tomers are people looking much like a condominium develop­ been putting on over the holidays. Grade; Prime “It’s probably because the women Holmes said obese people often m ent 75%) Pasteurized American cheese have been losing the weight and the to lose the extra weight that have a tough time losing the weight .VCR Some will proudly make the 56%) Partially skim mozzarella Werbner said about eight other 747o) Cheddar cheese men are just now catching up,” because they have to change their resolution before friends and family 46%) Cured, roasted ham they have accumulated towns in the state are trying to Big Screen Tee! 66%) Swiss cheese Murano said. “Women know how to behavior patterns, which can take only to forget it by the second or Breaded fried haddock negotiate similar purchases for non­ 60%) Regular ground beef Breaded fried shrimp diet because they’ve been doing it over the years. Women six months or more. third day of the year. But local profit agencies. The current federal Breaded fried chicken breast for so long, but the men need the “It’s like being an alcoholic or an dietitians and health club managers with skin usually are looking to lose law under which the towns are extra counseling and encourage­ addict,” she said. “You have to work say a large percentage will actually negotiating the sale requires that the 41%) Grilled Canadian bacon ment.” 10 to 30 pounds while men at it every day.” follow through on their promise and towns purchase the homes directly. 38%) Roasted eye of round About 95 percent of the first-time The key to dieting, Holmes said, However, the towns may ask lose the weight. Grade: Prime have 25 to 40 pounds to dieters will actually reach their is to have plenty of encouragement local congressmen to try to pass a “From the first week of December 37%) Broiled top round weight loss goal, but a much smaller shed. from friends and family. Dieting is law allowing them to alter the sale through the first of the year, my Grade; Prime percentage of those who have been tough work and dieters can stumble terms outlined in the 1988 Base business stops," said Jane Miirano, 36%) Roasted chicken white meat r ^ ) through the Diet Center program Bagshaw said women are most when they don’t have enough sup­ Closure Act. The Army Corps of owner of the Diet Center of with skin Tuna packed in oil before will reach their goal, Murano concerned about their legs and but­ port. Engineers, which is handling the Manchester. “Things [will] begin to I !/ said. tocks, while men are looking to im­ sale for the government, is promot­ 26%) Roasted pork tenderloin One of the tougher parts of the pick up Wednesday and by January I Carol Bagshaw, a manager at prove their stomach and back. ing a bill in congress to allow non­ 24%) Roasted chicken white meat program is maintaining the weight 7, I’m [probably] booked solid.” Gold’s Gym in Manchester, said Those with the most to lose seem profit agencies to purchase the \ X s ^ S i ! ^ \ without skin loss, Holmes said. The Optifast Murano said that most of the new there is a noticeable increase in the to have the most difficult time properties. customers are people looking to lose 19%) Roasted turkey white meat program has seven different main­ wthout skin number of people inquiring about reaching their goal. Only 50 to 60 The bill was first proposed last the exu-a weight that they have ac­ tenance programs to help dieters, tow PRICED EXTENDED WARRANTY 17%) Tuna packed in water memberships at the club after the percent of the patients who enroll in year, though it failed to pass. The cumulated over the years. Women because some of the maintenance 10%) Steamed shrimp New Year’s holiday. Most, though the Optifast program at Manchester bill, which would also allow the usually are looking to lose 10 to 30 diets don’t work for some patients. town to spend the money to pur­ MANCHESTER TEL. 647-9997 '90 doys tome ai cosh, 7%) Broiled haddock not all, will join the club and stay Memorial Hospital will stay with it SUPER STORES no paymenl requwed pounds while men have 25 to 40 “Obesity is a chronic disease,” chase the property without having to WILLIMANTIC TEL.450-040S with it until they reach their goal. through completion, said Lisa Hol­ Holmes said. “It never really goes pounds to shed. Source: Report from instllute of Food Technologists NEA GRAPHICS “The people who join are mes, the program’s clinical coor­ go to a referendum, is expected to NEXT TO SUPER KEENEY ST EXIT away.” be resubmitted when Congress WILLIMANTIC 1329 Main St STOP & SHOP MANCHESTER 445 Hartford Rd. OFF I-304 reconvenes in January.

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HONEY, PLEA.SE DON'T TURN THE lllllif NOW THAT'S Crossword DO ME A PAGES OF VOUR { A HANGOVER.' FAVOR NEWSPAPER SO RECORD 1 LOUDLY 51 Food Anawar lo Pravloua P utila ahortaga 1 Starcluitar 53 Expraai In 7 Dallclout bahivlor oavarage (2 wdi.) 13 Entartainad 55 Fathlonpho- A bout Town Police Roundup 14 ImpoM a tographar fine on Richard — 15 Waalhar — 56 Whirl 16 Chida 57 Back out 17 Anglo-Saxon 58 KIdi Designer for play speaks Drug trafficking charged larl 18 CaIHgra- l^ jo rie Bradley Kellogg, set designer for The Master Mi\NCHESTER — Four Manchester residents were phar'i Ham □ ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnacn Builder, will sp e ^ about her work in scenic design at arrested in their apartment on various drug charges after 20 Milky gam 1 Local mo«la FOR 21 Mora lhaatar (il.) □ Ye6! OF COORbil YOU IMVIT6D U6 the Sunday Afternoon discussion following the play’s a Monday raid by the Tri-Town Narcotics Taskforce. alippary 2 Auitrallan W aUHaU)...lf fcPIB. FOOTftALL AMD DIMMER.' matinee performance at Hartford Stage on Jan. 27. For 23 Rallgloui hirdi [1 THAT WA6 50MC Police entered an apartment at 26 1/2 Newman St. poam 3 Ba on lira PARTY LA6T more information and exact starting time, call the where they seized a quarter ounce of cocaine, a small 27 Parlaclly 4 Plalntlll 23 Puhllciza failure MIGHT.' Hartford Stage box office at 527-5151. 32 Raipila 5 Graiiy araa 24 Parched 44 Sign ol the amount of marijuana, several rifles and shotguns and 33 Duik 6 Curving 2 5 ------luturaangle * $800 in cash. 34 Arrow inward 26 Balt 45 Nail ot 28 Laming phaiaintt Arrested in the raid were Warren G. Buckley, 32, and potion 7 Caught Randy Glasbergen Scandia Lodge meeting 35 Poatry loot 8 Uncia 29 Solitary 47 Alautiin Denise M. Mathews, 24. Both were charged with posses­ 36 Baginningi g Mickaral'i 30 Animaridan Itlind Scwdia Lodge #23 Vasa Order of America will have a 39 "Toaci" or ralativa 31 Non-prolit 48 Animal Tyler dropped out of veterinary college sion of cocaine, possession of cocaine with intent to sell, 4g Old Taili- meeting Thursday, Jan. 3 at 7:30 p.m. at Emanuel "Alda" 10 Amhuih org. when they tried to make him do mouth-to- 1 possession of marijuana, cultivation of marijuana, operat­ 40 Great Lake 11 Mlnutasol 37 aty In manl hook 50 Tropical Iruit Ohfn Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. Lennart Torstenson will ing a drug factory and possession of drug paraphernalia. 42 Vail parted court Oregon mouth resuscitation on a garden slug. present a video tape. Refreshments will be served. of Uma 12 Spool 38 Thaatar ilgn 52 Egg drink Both are being held on a $20,000 bond and were 46 Acquirad 19 3, Roman (ahhr.) 54 Sound of a 1 scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior court this 47 Typa ol 21 Mlichlavout 41 Eared teal dova SNAFU by Bruca Baattte Ol o Time management course cirpol 22 Araa 42 Atadlitanca morning. 43 Houialop The Division of Continuing Education at Manchester Two other residents of the apartment, Richard M. e 1990 Dy NEA IrK Community College is offering a time management T“ 7“ T— T“ T” T— r - lA TT W SPIDER-MAN by Stan I White, 26, and Karen L. Gamer, 32, were also arrested. 60 AmY'TYB60TA course on Wednesday, 1/9, from 7-9:30 p.m. TTie fee is They face charges of possession of cocaine, possession IS 14 J'M A CAP I BgANdRY/ir/MJ JUST / ^ A P 4 M e / v o m i i m $20. For more information, call 647-6242. of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. J 16 BECdUse sues w o r r ib p ^ -m BOOB ON YOUP WYOBT/J Gamer and White were both held on a $1,500 bond 15 Current economic topics and were also scheduled to appear in court today. 17 20 Rrank Smith of Travelers will speak at the 8:15 n.m. In addition, police say White and Gamer are from service at Temple Beth Sholom, Manchester on Jan. 4. England and their visas have expired. The U.S. Immigra­ His topic will be “Economic Conditions and Changing tion and Naturalization Service has been contacted Demographics.” The public is invited. regarding their arrests. 32 n 3T Introduction to Lotus l>2-3 Criminal trespass 34 n r MANCHESTER — A Manchester man was arrested The Division of Continuing Education at Manchester \ w and charged with criminal trespass Tliesday after he 36 Community College is offering an introductory course on entered an apartment where police were conducting a Lotus 1-2-3. The program will be run on four sessions. n r dmg raid. EEK AND MEEK by Howla Schrvaldar Monday & Wednesday, 1/7-1/16 from 6-9 p.m. The Members of the Tri-Town Narcotics Task Force had 3 ^ course fee is $175. Far more information, call 647-6242. iPN*r Sunny, cold Production Director J] _ Sheldon Cohen REGIONAL Weather Pressroom Manager S t f O W l N d t h a t Tonight, partly cloudy. Low Tioben H. Hubbard Thursday, Jan. 3 J O ^ F m i NP Aocu-W«a*M>* Ivtcm si tot oonOMons an) N gh M ngri|28^ day, 0 inches for the month, 0 inches telephone your carrier. If you are unade to reach your 9 fwin«ilngloo|4y| for the year. Normal for year to earner, call Eubwriber service at 647-9946 by 6 p.m. weekdays for delivery in Manchester. e iW i Aoau'WM«>«f. kic. date: 0.12. Heating degree data: 40 for the Today’s weather picture was drawn by Manchester resident Suggested carrier rates are $1.80 weekly. $7.70 for one month, $23.10 for three months, $46.20 ter six day, 40 for the month, 1914 for the Shanika Wiggins, who didn’t write down the name of her months and $92.40 (or one year. Newsstand price: 35 season. Normal for the season is elementary school on the back of her picture. cents a copy. 2355. 1 10—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Jan. 2,1991 THE NEW BREED BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake fflaiirlirslrr ifrrali> . NO, LET 1 SAID I WANT TO SOMEBODY TELL ME.'/ BOSS, WE HAVE SOME T E L L HIM ■ Crossword GOOD NEWS POP ME TELL THE NEW VBAR .' , HIM .' -^LET ME i TELL HIM Section 3. 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Nelson vata Secret charge 45 Communica- 35 Lacquered 8 Impair 28 Spiritual tor’t "A" metalware 9 Conlaintrt leader 46 Of aircraft Disney on ice. 36 Alum 10 Mexican 29 Itraell airline 47 Impediment (I 37 — thrub (2 wdt.) 48 Being Gorbachev 11 Floating 30 Cincinnati 50 What perton 39 French tlructure baH club 51 Stringed SNAFU by Bruce Beattie 1/7/41 people 17 Pelvic bonet 32 Enter Inttrumenl 40 Have 19 Superlative (2 wdt.) 41 Fruit tpreid tutllx 35 Marble Come on, admit it. After a long day of dinner of all-American favorites can be T” 9 3 r r T” W TT m o 1 m iB B A Lime will aive ^ work, the prospect of settling down on the prepared using the microwave oven. n PEseffve IT/1 AcrrBP me - 0 O T V A CHAHCe TO COOL OFF/ 12 [13 14 A ?F\tB couch for an evening of video watching is IS m r mighty tempting. As for dinner, snack food will do just fine— though later you’ll be Q uick & E asy M enu 11 mmmaging through the kitchen cabinets TT looking for something else to eat. After all, Spring Vegetable Soup L im s p io x why spend time cooking? Baked Potato(es) with Topping(s) If this scenario sounds familiar, then this Fresh-brewed Iced Tea 51“ ^ r ONBopoim- OFF SESSION menu is for you. Give it a try. It will show Waffle Ice Cream Sundae 34 j 'p p y e TO you how easily and quickly a satisfying t n u i ta W T y 37 Iff / utftf- '3 R B O F e r/ EEK AND MEEK by Howls Schneider

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Tlie following lunches will be dressing, wheat bread, fresh fruit. king over rice carrots; Turkey fries, fruit milk. Thursday: Taco ham and cheese croissant, French fruit, milk. Thursday: Taco, lettuce, FOCUS served during the week of Jan. 7-11. Thursday: Tomato juice, meatloaf sandwich, fruit milk. Thursday: boats, lettuce, tomato, cheese, but­ fries, fruit milk. Thursday: Taco tomato, cheese, rice, green beans, Mayfair and Wes- with gravy, parslied boiled potatoes, Pot roast with gravy, whipped tered rice, green beans, fruit, milk. boats, lettuce, tomato, cheese, but­ fruit, dessert, milk. Friday; Pizza, mixed vegetables, white b^ead, potato, peas; Chicken salad Friday; Pizza rounds, tossed salad, tered riee, green beans, fruit, milk. tossed salad, fruit, milk. thill Gardens apple-raisin crisp. Friday: Chicken sandwich, fruit, milk. Friday: fruit milk. Friday: Pizza rounds, tossed salad, Dear Abby Dr. Gott vegetable soup, Teriyaki chicken, Chicken croquettes with poulctte fruit milk. Coventry High Monday: Apple juice, Italian carnival rice, garden salad, dressing, Manchester junior PEOPLE sausage with Italian sauce, ziti with sauce, zucchini, broccoli: 1\ma salad rye bread, sliced peaches. sandwich, fruit milk. School Italian sauce, Italian blend highs Abigail Van Buren Peter Gott, M.D. Monday: Pasta with meat sauce, ■ First lady Barbara Bush says it’s not unlikely a vegetables, grated parmesan cheese, Meals on Wheels Manchester High Monday and Friday the deli bar is Manchester elemen­ choice of vegetable, assorted fmit. woman will be elected U.S. president in her lifetime Italian bread, strawberry gelatin The hot noon meal is listed first an alternate choice and TUesday, Tuesday: Meat loaf, mashed potato, — but she’d better be a Republican. witli lopping. Thesday: Cranberry and the cool evening meal, second: School Wednesday and Tliursday, the salad tary schools gravy, Texas toast, com niblets, In an interview scheduled for broadcast tonight, juice, roast turkey with gravy, Monday: American chop suey, Monday: Chicken pgttie on roll, bar is an alternate choice. Monday: Chicken pattie on roll, gelatin with topping. Wednesday: Caregiver hates David Frost asked Mrs. Bush if it might be 25 years Disease may be combread stuffing, peas and pearl green beans, corn: chicken lettuce and tomato, vegetable soup, Monday: Chicken pattie on roll, lettuce and tomato, vegetable soup, School-baked pizza, tossed salad, before a woman moves into the White House as onions, rye bread, mixed fruit Wed­ sandwich, fruit, milk. Tuesday: Leg fruit milk. 'Riesday: Calzone with lettuce and tomato, vegetable soup, fruit milk. Tuesday: Calzone with assorted fruit. Thursday: Tomato president, rather than a presidential spouse. nesday: Blended juice, baked of veal with gravy, baked potato, sauce or meatball grinder, broccoli fruit milk. Tuesday: Calzone with sauce or meatball grinder, broccoli, soup, grilled cheese sandwich, fresh term ‘caretaker’ “I don’t know. I plan to be around, so, let’s see. linked to lupus macaroni and cheese, stewed wax beans: Egg salad sandwich, cuts, fruit milk. Wednesday: Hot sauce or meatball grinder, broccoli fruit milk. Wednesday: French vegetable sticks, assorted fruit. tomatoes, garden salad, French I’m 65. I’m going to vote for her if she’s a DEAR DR. GOTT: I’ve had Weber^hristian disease fruit, milk. Wednesday; Chicken ala ham and cheese croissant, French cuts, fruit milk. Wednesday: Hot toast or waffles, sausage links, juice. Friday: Teriyaki sausage on a roll, DEAR ABBY: I recently saw a letter in your column Republican. And it might not be 25 years,” she said. for 19 years and suffer excmciating pain. I’ve been told com niblets, assorted fruit. signed “Lonesome Caretaker.” Well, Abby, my longtime “I might not still be voting past that time.” it is a disease of the fatty tissue that affects only women. Nathan Hale & comp^ion and 1 take exception to the term “caretaker” Frost interviewed President Bush and his wife I’m currently on penicillin for it, and I am in need of ad­ Dec. 16 in the White House for the program when it’s used to identify one who looks after the daily ditional information. Microwaving ground beef is simple alternative Robertson needs of another. The term “careGIVER” seems .under Talking with David Frost,” on Public Broadcasting DEAR READER: Weber-Christian disease is an ex­ System stations. Monday: chicken soup, tuna and much more loving and personal. tremely rare disorder characterized by areas of fat-break­ By MARGE CHURCHILL Stir in the remaining ingredients. Swedish Meatballs flour and salt, and blend in the vegetables arc tender-crisp. Set salad boat, green beans, fmit crisp. I have a terminal illness, and my longtime companion down beneath the skin of the abdomen or the exuemities. Manchester Herald Cover, and microwave at high for 18 Meatballs; remaining ingredients. aside. Tuesday: Chilled fruit juice, has now become my very loving caregiver. He docs not ■ Director Francis Ford Coppola was unlucky at The cause is unknown, but the disorder is seen in lupus to 25 minutes, or until the spaghetti 1 pound ground beef, crumbled Microwave at high power for 4 to Layer 3 paper towels on a plate. Mexican taco with meat, cheese, take; he gives. casinos here while working on the script for “God­ or in acute inflammation of the pancreas. Ground beef has become a tradi­ is tender and the mixture is hot, stir­ 1 iarge egg 6 minutes, or until mixture thickens Arrange the bacon slices on the tomato and lettuce, macaroni salad, After all, what do caretakers actually do? Trim your father Part n” and isn’t ready to bet his latest movie These fatty nodules lead to severe pain but require no will capture an Oscar for best picture. tional menu item at millions of ring once or twice during the cook­ 1/4 cup chopped onion and bubbles, stirring after every paper towel. Microwave at high chilled pineapple. Wednesday: shrubs? I^int your house? Fix your faucet? They main­ treatment (other than pain medication) and usually disap­ American tables. It offers an un­ ing time. Let soup stand for 5 1/4 cup unseasoned dry bread minute of cooking time. Pour sauce power for 2 to 3'/2 minutes, or just Salad bar: Assorted meats and tain objects or property, or look after cemeteries. “You really never think of these things,” Capolla pear spontaneously. The attacks of red, painful lumps are said during a recent vacation. “It’s like gambling: usual combination of economy, minutes before serving. Yields 4 to crumbs over meatballs (If necessary, until the bacon begins to brown. Set cheeses, fruits and vegetables, Regardless of how the dictionary defines caretaker, I associated with fever and an increase in the blood s You have no idea.” nutritional value, and most of all, 6 servings. 1/2 tsp. seasoned salt microwave at high power for 1 to 2 aside. school-baked roll, assorted gar­ would like to see the word “caregiver” used when refer­ white-cell count, indicating inflammation; the episodes, “Godfather Part III” is the closing chapter in the versatility. Italian chili 1/4 tsp. garlic powder minutes longer to reheat). If desired, In a medium bowl, combine the nishes. Thursday: Tomato soup, ring to one who lovingly cares for another. Abby, you which may recur, last about two weeks. Because ground beef is suited for 1/2 pound lean ground beef, 1/8 tsp. ground nutmeg serve meatballs with noodles or hot ground beef, vegetable mixture and grilled ham and cheese sandwich, can do a great deal toward making people aware of the Mafia trilogy chroncling the Corleone family’s Penicillin is usually not an effective treatment because Tha Aasoclatad Prasa appetizers, .sandwiches, casseroles - crumbled 1/8 tsp. ground cinnamon cooked rice and sprinkle each serv­ the ingredients. Divide the mixture fresh vegetable slicks, fresh fruit in difference and set a precedent for change. bloody empire-building. Coppola’s two earlier “God­ the ailment is not caused by bacterial infection. I suggest father” films won best picture Oscars. even soups and stews - it is a rare 1 medium onion, chopped 1/8 usp. pepper ing with ground nuUneg. Yields 4 into 2 equal portions and shape each season. Friday: Our famous GARY IN CACTUSLAND OPTIMISTIC — First lady Barbara Bush you see a rheumatologist, a specialist in autoimmune dis­ On the vacation, Coppola stayed at the Peppermill, household that docs not consume 1/2 cup chopped green pepper Sauce: servings. portion into a 6 x 3*/2 inch loaf. school-baked pizza, tossed garden DEAR GARY: Thank you for pointing out the impor­ says she hopes to see a woman elected eases, for further information and advice. the same hotel-casino where he and writer Mario ground beef at least once a week; in 1/2 cup chopped celery 1/3 cup butler or margarine Bacon-wrapped Mini Meat- Wrap 2 strips of bacon around each salad, assorted fmit. tant difference between caregiving and carctaking. 1 To give you more information, I am sending you free Puzo spent two weeks in 1989 finalizing the movie president in her iifetime. some months it is a daily meal 1/8 teaspoon garlic powder 1/3 cup flour loaves loaf; sccruc with wooden picks. learned something today. copies of my Health Reports “Managing Chronic Plain” script. staple. Because it can be frozen and 1 can (28 ounce.s) whole tomatoes, 1/4 teaspoon salt '/2 cup chopped green pepper Place the loaves on a roasting Coventry Grammar and “Lupus: The Great Imitator.” Other readers who Coppola said a hotel-casino is a perfect place to stored, a .supply of ground beef in cut up 3/4 cup half and half cream >/2 cup chopped onion rack. Microwave at high power for 8 Amaz made several appearances

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23 CONDOIONIUHS 32 APARTMENTS FOR STATE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 FOR SALE r e n t MANCHESTER- COVENTRY-Convenient Notices Loft/Lond for Solo...... $ 1 2 7 ,0 0 0 . Delightful location. Rear courtyard L O t tJ f o g n ^ ...... invtiimoni Prooorty...... Morchandlta Muilcol Ito m i...... •uilnoii Prooorly...... Comoroi ond Photo lowlpmtnt.. wooded condo area on entrance. Carpeted, 1 P t r t o n o it ...... Poll ond Svppiloi...... Annownctmt nil ...... 03 Roiert Pro M flv...... TcgA Specioli^Ddg HoMdpy looionol...... Highland St. 2 bedroom apartment. A g c li t m ...... § 4 Mortoogot...... Antiouol ond ColioctiWdo...... Miicoilonooyi for Solo....,...... Wonlod fo tv v ...... Too Soloo...... Bedroom, 1-1/2 bath Adults preferred. No Ftn «n cl«l...... Sarvlcai Roofin«/Sidln«...... ClotninR...... Wontod to Buy/Trodo...... Ploorint...... Fvrnlluro...... end unit. Extra large pets. $450/month. 1-1/2 Consumers rush to avoid pain of luxury tax Emptoymanl A Education Rentoli CnildCoro...... C loctricdl...... TVrSlortd/ARplldncot...... P«rl Tlm« Mtl> W tn lii ...... Roomi tor Ronl ...... Cloontno SorvtcM...... Hootint/Plumbind...... living room, eat-in months security. Call Mil* W sntid ...... n Aoortmonfi for Ronl...... Lown Coro...... Mltcoltonooui SorvICM.. MocMnory iiMl Tdo li...... Automotivd kitchen. A jjleasure to 742-0569. ^ NEW HAVEN (AP) — Connecticut retailers are wor­ iUw aiiBn W o n t t i...... )) ■ oolilioopint/incomo Too...... Sdfvlcoi Wontod...... Oordonint...... owner and president Helmut Zimmermann estimated prices of imported cars as a result of a weakening dollar else, Bovich said. The tax will hurt boating manufac­ Condomlnlurrtt for Ronl .1 Coro for Solo...... • wi>n«ii OdM fIgAM lM ...... l l Homot tor Ronl...... Corpontry/Homodollfit...... Londicopln# ...... Good Thingi fe f o l...... ried that a new federal luxury tax will hurt business this iniiructiin ...... u Polnllni/Poporini...... Concroto...... Trwcki/Voni for Soto...... e a s t HARTFORD-lst business rose 50 percent in December compared with and lingering effects of the 1986 Tax Reform Act, which turers, as well as suppliers and retailers, he said, predict­ Stori/Ofllco Spoco...... Ftfot Oll/Codl/nrowood...... year. t t f v I C M ...... tS Roiorf Proporty...... Compori/Trollof»...... Estate, j., qq Available December 1989. Form Stippiiptond ioulgmont.. Moiorcyciot/AAooodo...... a...... took away some tax incentives for buying expensive ing that thousands of layoffs will result Indutlrlol Proporty...... SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Auto Sorvlcoo...... 647-1419. Large 1&2 bed- ■^e new federal tax, which took effect Jan. 1, applies Root Etialo Corootl ond Sloropo..... OffUo/Rotoli Cquipmont...... But come the new year, Zimmermann said, “It’s cars. But Lou Bassett president of Bassett Boat Company Htm ti for Solo ...... n MONTHLY RATES... Awtoi for Ront/Loooo...... Roommoloi Wenlod...... 'flocrodtlondl Iquipmont...... MlicoMonooui Automotly#...... ' room apartments. Near to liquor and expensive goods such as boats, cars, jewel­ Condominiwmt for Solo ...... )] Wontod to Ron!...... Call 643-2711 for more Information! going to be a morgue around here.” He called the tax The act hit the luxury car market with the second tax Inc., with offices in Stamford, Westbrook and South ‘•ooliond Mirino Eowipmont.... Wontod to Ruy/Trodo...... 3 2 APARTMENTS FOR Glastonbury line. In- ry and furs. “very unfair. It’s taxed strictly at the people who buy Windsor, said most boats sold at his business sell for eludes heat, hot water, in recent years. The act limited depreciation and ASAO VOUR AD: Cioiilftd odyorfiitmonii oro The tax affects boats that cost $100,000 or more, cars luxury cars.” AATiS: 1 to 4 d o v i; fO conti por tin# p tr dov. 4>CAOLINES: For cloiilflod odvorllimonti lo appliances. Nice area/ eliminated some tax write-offs for cars used for busi­ less than $100,000, so the new law shouldn’t put too / fo 19 doyi; 70 c tn li oor lino por doy. lakon by tolophono 01 a convtnlonco. Tht that cost $30,000 and up, and jewelry and furs that cost do pubilihod Tuosdoy Ihrouoh Soturdoy. fho Monchoitor Horold Is roiponilblo for only ono MANCHESTER-95 Wells busline. $525-$625. Harold Marsh, owner of Marsh Motors Inc. in Ham­ ness, Marsh said. much of a damper on business. 90 to 9S doyt: 40 c tn ii ptr lino oor doy. doodlint ll noon on Iho doy btforo publico- Incorroct Insorflon ond fhon only for fho ilit of $10,000 and more. The tax is 10 percent of the amount den, said he would gladly give up his dealership’s 20 Ray Bovich, president of the Connecticut Marine Since many people finance their boats, the tax 2* or m o rt d o v i; SO co nti por lino por doy. Hon. For odyorlltomonli fo bo pubilihod thtorlolnol insorflon. Erronwhlchdonof lotion St. 2nd floor. 5 Rooms. 568-4306. Levy Leven- over those prices, so a $150,000 boat would be taxed an Minimum chorio: 4 linos. Monday, tho dtodllnt Is 9:30 o.m. on Fridoy. tho voiuo of fho odvorfliomoni will nol bo Appliances included. lhal Nettleton. Senior percent rise in December business in exchange for Trades Association in Essex, called the tax “un- probably won’t stop someone from buying a boat, he corrteted by on oddtilonol Insorflon. additional $5,000. $600 monthly plus sec- Citizens Discount, elimination of the tax. Marsh Motors sells BMWs and American” and said the boating industry nationwide is said. urity/utilities. 646-0350. Consumers trying to avoid the tax caused a year-end Mercedes Benzes as well as American cars. hoping to get it repealed. “That extra $5,000 tax buried into 15-year financing jump in sales around the state. He said consumers in 1991 will be less likely to buy is probably going to amount to a small monthly in­ MANCHESTER-Beautiful Congressmen passed the tax more to show their con­ quality 1 bedroom. MANCHESTER-5 Room At Helmut’s BMW Subaru dealership in Bridgeport, luxury cars and blamed the slumping economy, higher crease,” he said. NOTICES 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES POR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE LEBANON-$108,000. stituents they were willing to tax the rich than anything Owner anxious-Make Quiet on busline. Air apartment with heat BACK ON THE MARKET an offer on this 5 room conditioned, frost free and hot water. $600 per As a condition precedent DEUCES ARE WILDIII PARKLIKE GROUNDS- SHOWPLACE ESTATE- AND PRICED RIGHTI Ranch. Call Ron refrigerator, self-clean- month. Available to the placement of any $179,900. On this bi­ Rambling Ranch, Secluded spectacular. Wall-to-wall carpeted 6 Fournier, 649-3087. Re/ ing oven, dish washer. January 1st. Philbrick advertising in the level on 2 acres with 2 20x40 pool, large red­ 2-Story Colonial nicely room Colonial with Max Real Estate, 647- Large storage area. Agency, 646-4200. Three deaths Manchester Herald, Ad­ fireplaces, 2 car garage wood deck, fully ap- sited on 1.8 acres, in Deseg panel vertiser hereby agrees newer vinyl siding and plianced many recent 1419. MANCHESTER-Available shady grove. Cozy thermo-pane windows. and 2 barns already F die aged. Come see 2 bedroom duplex, 1990 warmest lo protect, indemnify wired I Room to relax improvements, Ander­ fireplace, formal dining Insulated. Fenced rear why we rarely have a $660. plus utilities, and hold harmless the with the 3 generous sens windows, 2-car room, walk-in closets, 3 yard and deck. Garaae. 23 LO'TS & LAND FOR vacancy. Heat, hot Security/references. No Manchester Herald, its bedrooms, family room. garage. Coventry, bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths. Corner lot. Vacant. Call ______SALE______water included. 247- pe,g. 649-2003. mar holiday officers and employees Enjoy the extras of a $168,000. Philips Real Upscale bargaini weakens study to set up showings OUwUi ______against any and all Estate, 742-1450. Coventry, $239,555. security system, deck LAND LAND LAND- year in Conn. liability, loss or ex­ immediatelyll OWNER F______Philipsups Real Estate, and patlol Bring the Largest selection land NOTICE At least three people were killed equipped with a smoke detector. pense including ANXIOUSIII CHFA 742-1450. smicted the group to find strictly horsel Anne Miller Real HAPPY NEW YEARIll for modular and custom PUBLIC HEARING in traffic accidents on Connecticut “There was no question in my By PETER VILES attorneys’ fees, arising POSSIBLE. Asking HARTFORD (AP) — The year averaged 34.7 degrees, well above Estate, 647-8000. This extra-special 7 homesll! Builders Spe- BOARD OF DIRECTORS roads during the four-day New The Associated Press voluntary measures to change city from claims of unfair $129,900. Strano Real mind, at least two victims would be 1990 will go in the books as the the normal average of 25.2 F cials-ZEYA and TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT and suburban school systems. They trade practices, infring- Estate, 647-7653. room Cape Cod on MUST SELL! $121,000. 6 Year’s holiday weekend, officials alive if there had been a smoke warmest in Connecticut history B e n to n S t. in SATARI Dr. 1-2 acres. degrees. February was 5.4 degrees ment of tradem arks, DUTCH COLONIAL- Room full dormered Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of said. HARTFORD — A blue ribbon also said that the phrase could cause North Coventry, detector,” town Fire Marshal Hugh with below normal snowfall and warmer than usual and March was trade names or patents, $137,900 Manchester was lust Cape with 2 full baths, Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the Un- The name of one victim was commission on school desegregation resentment among local educators treated to a major face- $59,900 and up. Pos­ coln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, D. Allen said Monday. above normal rainfall. 3.6 degrees above normal. violation of rights of HAPPY NEW YEARIll Manchester. Charming 4 fireplace, full basement, and overshadow the report’s recom­ liftl 2nd Floor now sible financing at 7% Connecticut, on Tuesday, January 8,1991 at 7:30 p.m. to con­ being withheld pending the notifica­ Killed in the fire Sunday were “Why don’t we call it mild-man­ The summer, however, wasn’t has voted to change a key section of privacy and infringe­ This older 5-5 two fami­ bedroom home with vinyl siding and boasts a bedroom, sit­ 60’x424’ loti Hurryl A P R with $30,000 sider and act on the following: tion of family. The other victims the preface to its final report, delet­ mendations. ment of copyright and ly is just bursting with much natural woodwork Christopher Doak, 4, his brother, nered,” said Mcl Goldstein, direc­ especially hot. In an average year, ting room and full baths *We’re Selling Housesl* down, 5 year ballon. were identified as Jack Emery, 31, ing a phrase that hinted of forced At a short meeting Monday, the proprietary rights, unfair potential! Exterior has throughout. Wonderful a. Appropriations to Education Special Projects — Fund Daniel, 2, and their sister. Heather, tor of the Weather Center at the temperature will e x o ^ 90 for a total of 3 Blanchard & Rossetto, BRENDA LANE-1-5 Acre panel changed the sentence to read competition and libel newer vinyl siding, but family home with 240: of Southington, and Susan Perzan, who would have been 1 year old on Western Connecticut State Univer­ measures to desegregate the state’s bedrooms and 2 full 646-2482. wooded lots. Coventry, ii 3 degrees on 19 days. In 1990, there that, if the measures do not succeed, and slander, which may interior needs updating hardwood floors, french 1. Tuition Income from Students Placed in Foster or 20, of Plainville. Thursday. sity in Danbury. public schools. baths. Fabulous new F $49,900 and up. Un­ were only 14 such days. “other approaches must then be con­ result from the publica­ throughout. Spacious doors, floor to ceiling Group Homes...... $15,000.00 Perzan was killed when the car The fire started behind the dresser Snowfall for the year was 33 in­ The action by the Governor’s apartments with formal fireplace and even a kitchen, new siding and believable low price. 2. Title II, Eisenhower Math and Science Coimecticut’s balmy weather sidered.” tion of any advertise­ NEW RANCH UNIT-Com- she was driving went off the road, on the floor of Heather’s room and Commission on Quality and In­ dining rooms and first fbor laundry. D.W. new roofl Offered at Majestic and delightful Bill...... $10,819.00 ly ches, 15 inches below normal, and was shared by many other states, a ment in the Manchester fortable 2 bedroom, 2 land. struck several trees and then over­ tegrated Education came Monday — The vote to change the language separate utilities. Ample Fish Real Estate, 643- $145,000. Jackson & bath, single family 3. Professional Dwelopment Plan...... $15,478.00 was accidental, but investigators total precipitation was 53 inches, fact that will come into play in the Herald by advertiser, in­ Jackson Real Estate, COMMON ROAD-8 Lots 4. Visuatlly Impaired Students...... $270,000.00 turned, Meriden police said. The ac­ its last possible day to change its was 15 to 3, with one panel member parking is included with 1591. home on a private cul- don’t know how it began, Allen while 44 is normal. No especially continuing debate over the serious­ cluding advertisements 647-8400 priced to sell. 5. Public Law 92-142 Grant...... $227,006.00 abstaining. this Bissell St. home. F de-sac. First floor cident occurred at 12:40 a.m. Tbes- said. severe thunderstorms occurred. ness of the threat of global warm­ report to Gov. William A. O’Neill, in any free distribution F______Willington. $54,900-up, 6. Hoad Start USDA Funds...... $41,480.00 University of Conneaicut law publications published Priced at $134,900. GIVEAWAY PRICEI laundry. Covered rear day. There was only one possible tor­ who created the panel in response to BISHOP ESTATES- 1 0 % down, 8 % 7. Head Start Health Coordinator...... $2,000.00 ing. by the Manchester Jackson & Jackson Pleasant 2-stoiy made porch, full basement, A passenger riding with Perzan, Investigators have ruled out a lawsuit contending that segregated professor George Schatzki, one of Coventry, $229,900. variable, 15 years, no To be financed from income from students placed in nado, in Danbury. If it was a tor­ Herald. Real Estate, 647-8400. for comfy living. Vinyl a tta c h e d garage. Suzanne Brocki, 20, suffered minor Through November, tempera­ schools in Hartford violate the state ^ e three panel members to vote Gracious 7 room points, reduced costs. foster or group homes and from State and/or Federal electrical and heating failures as the nado — a funnel was seen — it F siding, inviting fireplace, $140’s. *We’re Selling against the change, said he doubts Colonial to be built on NORTH COVENTRY Grants. injuries. Neither woman was wear­ causes of the fire. was a small one. tures nationwide were the third constitution. oak floors, formal dining Housesl* Blanchard & THE AMERICAN DREAM- private 10 acre lot. FARMS-1 plus acre lots ing a seatbelt, police said. warmest on record for the first 11 The lawsuit is still pending. that the involuntary measures I LOST and FOUND room, eat-in kitchen, Rossetto, 646-2482. b. Appropriation to General Fund — Health Depart­ After looking at the gutted mobile The year ended Monday with an New modular Ranches, Beautiful wooded lot in beautiful new sub­ ment...... $1,208.00 An unidentified pedestrian was months of a year, said Richard E. The panel’s final report, approved described in the report will work. fenced yard. F home, Allen said a smoke detector average temperature of 52.75, FOUND-Cat: Female CHFA/FHA/VA NO with a view, steam and division with Boulevard for annual flu vaccine clinic to be financed by additional killed shortly after 8:30 p.m. Mon­ Heim Jr., a researcher with the Na­ earlier this month, relied heavily on But he said the dispute over lan­ Manchester, $159,900. CONTEMPORARY edging the two previous warmest Calico, white/gray. MONEY DOWN. 5 southern exposure. Still type street. North revenues — flu clinic fees. might not have saved Heather be­ guage is “not a big issue.” Philips Real Estate, ELEGANCE-Builders day. The pedestrian was struck and years, 1949 and 1953, when the tional Oceanic and Atmospheric voluntary measures to desegregate F o u n d n e a r Rooms, 3 bedrooms, time to customize. D.W. Coventry, $59,900-up. cause she was in the room where the 742-1450. own home offers uni­ c. Appropriation to General Fund — Social Ser­ killed on Route 8 in Beacon Falls. Administration’s national climatic schools. It called for creating “I don’t think the report was in Manchester High. 649- vinyl siding, full Fish Real Estate, 643- STAFFORD ROAD- vices...... $614,300.00 fire started. But an alarm would average temperatures were 52.6. que flair and style. In­ Mansfield, $29,900. No charges have been filed against In 85 years of record keeping, data center. National statistics for various regional integrated schools any significant way damaged,” by 1465.______basements. Ashford, 1591. $540,000 to be funded by State General Assistance have given other family members the change, he said. Coventry, Willington & GRACIOUS DUTCH £ ______timate corner fireplace, OLD EAGLEVILLE RD- Grant and $74,300 from Fund Balance. the driver, state police said. the average yearly temperature in the whole year have not been com­ and a state program to help pay tui­ LOST-Large black male large covered deck. 2.04-Acres, Coventry, more warning and might have given Mansfield, $103,900- COLONIAL-East SOUTH WINDSOR-Price Emery died Saturday after he was piled, and a severe cold snap tion and transportation costs for stu­ The report will go to O’Neill, cat. Lakewood Dr. and 4.86 Wooded acres. $49,900. d. Appropriation to Data Processing Fund, TRANSFER to them more time to escape, he said. Connectieut is 49.8 degrees. up. Philips Real Estate, Hartford, $189,900. reduced on this like hit by a truck while crossing a spread over the Northwest and dents who transfer from one district who will forward it to Gov.-elea South St. area of Spacious sized rooms, MAIN STREET-1 Plus Data Processing Reserve Fund 361...... $58,603.00 “But interestingly enough, 742-1450. Nice 4 bedroom home new 4 year old U&R to be financed from Data Processing Fund Balance; Lowell P. Weicker Jr. It will then be Coventry. Please call garage. Andover, acres, Coventry, Southington street. The driver, Ed­ State law has required new though it was warm, most of it was }^dwest in December. to another. F with a choice location built Contemporary, and subsequent allocation of $244,458.00 to existing 742-0033. $204,875. Philips Real $57,666. ward C. Grey Jr., also of mobile homes to be equipped with But the preface to the report con­ up to Weicker to present a plan to just right for possible lovely cathedral ceiling Reserve Fund Account No. 605; and the approval of a due to very warm weather last Scientists emphasized, however, OWNERS WANT AN Estate. 742-1450. SAM G R EEN ROAD-1 Southington, was charged with driv­ smoke detectors for more than a tained a phrase saying that, if the the Legislature to reduce the racial rofessional office. living room, and family bid waiver to acquire AS 400 system expansion from winter,” Goldstein said. OFFERIII $189,900. Plus acres, Coventry, that the warm weather of 1990 is in.i.'alance in public schools. 2 PERSONALS ~ Park-like yard. Potential room with floor to ceil­ £ ______IBM. ing while intoxicated, police said. decade, but the Doaks’ trailer was measures do not succeed, “both One look will do on this MANCHESTER- $58,900. Connecticut’s warm year was not evidence that the burning of for additional building ing fireplace, large e. Appropriation to Special Grants — Fund 240 — 1990/ Three children died in a fire on built in 1968. Officials added that it voluntary and involuntary methods O’Neill announced plans for the Contemporary with 3-4 $161,000. Raised OLD TOLLAND TPKE-1- influenced by the weather last fossil fuels and tropical deforesta­ Single Girls In Your Arealll lot. Lovely entry hall dining room, special 91 Substance Abuse Prevention Project...... $5,665.00 Sunday in Clinton. is as important for people to con­ commission in April 1989, the day bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths, ranch on large lot. Bub­ January. After an exuemely cold must then be considered.” 1-900-820-3355 with open staircase, k'ltchen with glass doors 4.76 Acres. Coventry, to be financed by a grant from the Connecticut Alcohol tinually check to make sure their tion necessarily are causing global after a groi^ of civil rights leaders living room with floor to bling brook, detached $59,333-up. Fire officials say at least two of Several of the commission’s $3/Minute. fireplace. French doors to sun deck. 3 and Drug Abuse Commission. December in 1989, January warming. cathedral ceiling 2-car garage. Lots of the three children might have sur­ smoke detectors are working proper­ members objected to the phrasr. filed a desegregation lawsuit against Must be 18 years. and more. D.W. Fish Bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths, RIPLEY HILL-1 Plus fireplace, skylights, room. Call Barbara W. f. Appropriation to General Fund — Police Department — vived if their mobile home had been They pointed out that O ’N eill ivi- the state. Real Estate, 643-1591. central air conditioning. acres, Coventry, ly. family room and den. Re/Max Real Estate, Special Services...... $76,674.85 I I HELP w a n t e d ""* F Just reduced to $61,666. to be financed by additional fees received. Built in 1985 this beauty 647-1419. RIPLEY HILL-5 Acres, sparkles like brand $239,000. Call UsI U&R EXPERIENCED-Auto HANDYMAN SPECIAL- Coventry, $64,666. g. Appropriation to General Fund — Elderly Outreach for newl Anne Miller Real Realty, 643-2692. ± ______Mechanics. Must have New addition needs HAPPY NEW YEARIll WALL STREET-7.38 Elderly Outreach Substance Abuse Project ....$3,400.00 Estate, 647-8000. finishing touches. Good F______to be flncinced by a $2,000.00 donation from the H. own tools. Professional Completely re-done 7 Acres (700 front) F______"Sweat Equity* project. Louise Ruddell Charitable Trust, a $1,000.00 donation Introducing 3 breakthrough in v\/eight loss the new Shop. 872-2024, Gary. BRICK RANCH-2-Car at­ room, 3 bedroom Coventry, $120,000. Large outbuilding great tached garage. Fire- from the Savings Bank of Manchester, and a $400 Colonial in the Sunset EAST STREET-198 Sub- GROUP LEADER-Part CEDAR AND STONE donation from Vwlff-Zackin & Associates, Inc., which for workshop. 1 Year placed living room, ex­ Hill section of East dividable acres. Time for Parent/Toddler CONTEMPORARYIII buyer protection plan, are gratefully acknowledged and accepted. Personal Choice® Program from \A/bight VOfeitchers®. tra large kitchen, 3 bed­ HartfordI Sparkling new Andover, $525,000. Gym Programs. Tues­ $195,000. Move right Coventry, $99,344. rooms, 2 baths. Lot, kitchen and new NEW COVENTRY CAPE- All public meetings of the Town of Manchester are held at day evenings, Man- into this like new home Philips Real Estate, locations which are accessible to handicapped citizens. In ad­ 90x156. Price is carpetingl Family room On 5 acres for chester.Tuesday and with 3 bedrooms, dition, handicapped indviduals requiring an auxiliary aid in And believe me, you can lose 742-1450. $185,000 Marion E. with bar, 1 lull and 2 $135,875. We can build Wednesday days, En­ fireplaced living room, F______order to facilitate their participation at meetings should contact Robertson, Realtor, half baths and central according to your plans, the weight. field. 1-800-262-PLAY. sliderr from family room the Town at 647-3123 ono week prior to the scheduled meet­ 643-5953. air. In area of similar or we will help you cus­ W hat's more, w ith caring, cor. and office to inground CLASSIC-4 Bedroom, 2-1/ ing so that appropriate arrangements can be made. quality, higher priced tom design your dream pool and brick patio. 2 bath, stone front BRIGHT AND AlRY-3 cerned meeting Bedroom Ranch. homes. Owners home. Coventry and V^llace J. Irish, Jr. ithi three food leaders like rryself | LITTLE CAESARS OF THERMOPANE Cape in southend. For Secretary, Board of Directors Fireplaced living room, anxiousi $159,900. vicinity. CT-ts seeking WINDOWSI Yard abuts details call Linda Brown country kitchen. Good Jackson & Jackson Call Philips Real Estate, Dated at Manchester, Connecticut to guide you — hardworking, profes­ open space for extra at 647-8691. Re/Max sizea lot. Asking Real Estate, 647-8400. 742-1450. this 27th day of December 1990. meeting leaders sional managers/ privacyl Anne Miller Real Estate, 647-1419. $137,000. Call Barbara F plans to choose from, w ho've been manager trainees. We Real Estate, 647-8000. _F______061-12 W. ReMax Real Estate, offer a competive F where you are MANCHESTER- 647-1419. salary, monthly perfor­ n ow and suc­ CHFA MONEY STILL $249,900. Reduced. mance bonus, medical/ F new/ F ie rs o n a l CZhoice AVAILABLE-Call 646- This custom brick ranch cessfully lost dental benefits. Call Ed, NOT A MISPRINTIII 6 B rid g e 2482. Doctors/Medical located on Adelaide Rd. weight — you at 282-1815 or 585- Room Split in need of area. Huge dormered will be perfect for your 7689. interior painting and suit was supported, so he went right to w o n 't just learn Pay Only Cape located directly entertaining needs. Call puts y o u in control. some minor trim work. Embarrassment game. h ow to lose the across the street from Sharon Miller to view all NORTH l-Z-91 * SET UP PERSON-For Large country kKchen, West did his best by first leading the pounds. Parent/Toddler gym the hospital next to the special amenities ♦ J 8 6 hardwood, garage. Nor­ T A 9 5 4 of riches king of clubs and then switching to a program. Tuesdays, parking loti Call todayl this home has to offer. You'll learn th Coventry, $138,875. ♦ Q65 heart. When declarer played a low It's a.m.; Wednesdays, Great opportunity! Re/Max Real Estate, Philips Real Estate, how to keep 'W e’re Selling Housesl’ 647-1419. ♦ Q92 By James Jacoby heart from dummy, East won the jack — Ch eryl A ustin , Weight Vt/btehers Meeting Leader p.m . in M anchester. 742-1450. and continued with the queen. So South W eekly Call 1-800-262-PLAY. Blanchard & Rossetto F WEST EAST Real Estate, 646-2482. ♦ Q 5 ♦ 10 , “Bid to Win, Play for Pleasure” (De- took dummy’s ace, cashed his A-K of F vyn Press), by George Rosenkranz and spades while unblocking dummy’s Fee. 21 HOMES FOR SALE COMPLETELY REFUR- NEWER TWO FAMILY- tr K 10 7 6 V Q J ♦ K10 4 fJOaTZ Philip Alder, is a remarkable bridge jack, and then ran all his trumps, com­ out-of-town compary? Pick a more flexible CHFA MONEY STILL BISHED-Manchester, 2,670 Square feet of book. It elucidates a system of bid­ “ D uring m y AVAILABLE-Call 646- living. 6 Bedrooms, 3-1/ ♦ AK65 ♦J 8 7 4 3 ing down to Q-6 of diamonds in dum­ one, like Level Three. Whatever your needs $128,900. A beautiful ding, Romex, which has enabled my. Poor West had to keep a high 3 V2 years as "A BEAUTIFUL SOUTH WINDSOR-AII 2482. Private area in home redone 2 baths, separate full will be, there's a food plan to match. So you large rooms in this over­ SOUTH George Rosenkranz to win 10 North heart and the guarded king of dia­ Manchester. This throughout including all basements, vinyl siding. ♦ AK97432 a W eight can eat what you want, when you N E W YOU IS JUST A sized 6 room Cape with Over 3 acres. 2 Decks. American Championships, but inter­ monds. Even though he was able to young 3 bedroom, 2 new kilchon and bath, V8 3 2 sperses this detailing of system with want. Without going PHONE CALL AWAY." 3 bedrooms, large bath Ranch set on a new siding, roof, fur­ Convenient location. ♦ A 3 throw away his ace of clubs, he was Watchers® kitchen, 3 baths, entertaining and instructive deals private treed lot. 24’ nace and storm North Coventry, ♦ 10 still helpless. Declarer played a heart, Thinking back, I remember fireplace and attached from actual competition. So the read­ m eeting leader. °"'A ndTr "YOU'LL EAT R ec room . P rice in windows. Perfect for $210,000. Other Multi- putting West on lead and forcing him how hard it was to take that first garage. Asking $130’s. W e ’re Selling Family homes Vulnerable: East-West er becomes familiar with the bidding to play away from the king of dia­ I've helped a lo t means so long, YOUR FAVORITE first time buyer. 0. W. Dealer: South step, I felt discouraged and scared. $175,000. U&R Realty, Housesl* Blanchard & Fish Real Estate, 6 ^ - avallablel Philips Real methods while being entertained by monds. For poor West, it was a case of 643-2692. Estate. 742-1450. the exciting deals. Today’s deal is one having just too much in high cards. o f people lose guilt. Hello, results. FOODS FROM And tired of feeling bad about myself. Rossetto, 646-2482. 1591. South West North East DAY O N E ." But once I made that phone call to of these. w e ig h t — includ­ ! ♦ Dbl. 2 * Pass Although South was minimum in James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on Bridge” and 4 ^ All pass “Jacoby on Card Games” (written with his father, in g m yself I've Every time I look through the Personal Weight Watchers, I only wished I'd done ; high cards, the playing value of his Choice guide. I'm amazed at the things you're it sooner. And after I w ent to my first meet- * the late Chwald Jacoby) are now available at Opening lead: ♦ K cards mushroomed when his spade bookstores. Both are published by Pharos Books. seen a lot o f good allowed to eat. This isn't one of those skimpy little ing, I knew this was the answer for me. I programs. And a lot "bird food" diets where you only eat lettuce and The You-Name-lt Diet. As a meeting leader. I'm seeing new ' NEWS SON'S o f results. But nothing constantly deprive yourself. You get to eat real foods Sure, 1 dropped some pounds. But Personal Choice change people's lives every the minute 1 stepped back into the real T 1 N®5 that compares to the — even your favorite foods — from the very first day, week. Our members love it, absolutely love it. A stro g ra p h Even in restaurants. world, the pounds came back, too. I see the anticipation on their faces w hen they CORRESPONDENT new Personal Choice Program. It's It's all part of Weight Watchers safe, sensible W ith Personal Choice, however, it's a whole step on that scale. And I'm as excited as they are. The L different story. We currently have an opening dther today, it’s best you say nothing, not get everything you request from an­ remarkable, simply approach to weight loss, Because a nutritionally bal­ results have been amazing. J especially if you're discussing a person other today, so don’t have unrealistic "THREE PLANS remarkable. anced Program has always been the cornerstone df "NO CONTRACTS. It really is a breakthrough. for a news correspondent to | % u r with someone who likes this Individual expectations. Try to be grateful and ap­ Weight Watchers. And I've always valued that about better than this individual likes yoa preciative rather than resentful. NO GIMMICKS. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Don’t be TO CHOOSE N ow for the first time, them. I mean, what good cover local events. This Is a part- 'b ir t h d a y LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Try to keep JUST RESULTS." loo gullible for your own good today. An your curiosity within proper bounds to­ FR O M . O N E there's a weight loss program is losing weight if you're associate might set up a friendly little We all know people w ho've spent huge time position which includes day when conversing with a secretive THAT'S RIGHT that gives you your choice of "I'VE LEARNED hurting yourself Jan. 3,1991 get-together to serve as a ploy to pres­ friend. This individual might get .angry If FOR YOU." three different food plans. Each amounts of money on those expensive covering town government sure you into a commitment that may you get too nosy. not serve your best interests. plan can be as structured or flexible as you need. FROM EXPERIENCE contract diets, only to gain the weight back. Try to give fuller expression to your cre­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your views W H Y OTHER DIETS Imagine how you'd feel after thatl meetings and feature writing. ative Instincts in the year ahead. There TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A present and opinions might not be in harmony Every week, members can pick the one that's Is a possibility you might be able to turn arrangement which is proceeding ex­ with your mate’s today. You can’t win 9 right for them, depending on the kind of week they FAIL." That's the difference w ith Weight actly as you planned could be jeopar­ WHEN YOU JOIN BY JAN. 31. PAY ONLY THE $ 10 WEEKLY FEE. Please apply in writing to: one of your talents Into something your mate over with reasoning; getting anticipate having. That's the beauty of new Personal If you're like I used to be, I'm sure Watchers — commitment. On the new profitable. dized today if you let people interfere angry won’t do the trick, either. CALL 1-800-333-3000 who have no place in the operation. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Choice, You control the Program — not the other you've spent many years on the diet merry- Personal Choice Program, Weight CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Sound ______Ask for Weight Watchers. Keep kibitzers out. You’re not apt to be reluctant about Watchers is behind you every step of the Vincent Valvo, Editor advice given to you by your mate today way around. go-round. I used to think I was a professional GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Try to avoid poking a little fun at your companions will be worthy of consideration. It's like­ We call the food plans dieter. The Grapefruit Diet. The Powdered Shake Diet way. Even after you lose the weight. For the A t \Xferfc location near you, making Impulsive decisions today today. However, when ther ^oe is on the Manchester Herald May your home be ly to be better than suggestions you'll Level I, Level 2 and Level 3. call 1-800-8-AT WORK. where important Issues are concerned. other foot and they rib you. It might be a get from a hot-shot pal who lays claim You need time to think things over, be­ bit painful. And it's something you w on't After all these years. I've never seen a better P.O. Box 591 to all the answers. Trying to patch up a cause your first thoughts may nol be find in any other weight loss program than new Personal Choice. And w ith this broken romance? The Astro-Graph your best ones. filled with Matchmaker can help you to under­ For your personal horoscope, program. special promotion Weight Watchers is offering right CANCER (June 21-July 22) You have Manchester, CT stand what to do to make that relation­ adequate financial smarts today, but lovescope, lucky numbers Feeling particularly now, there's never been a better time to join. ship work. Mail $2 to Matchmaker, P.O. you also have a streak of extravagance. and future forecast, call motivated this week? Try the So don't put if off. If you're ready for results, call 06040 holiday cheer. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. Don’t let the latter offset that which you Level One food plan for the today. Four years ago. Weight Watchers turned my AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) It could gain with the former. Astro*Tone (95< each minute; 9 be rather easy for you to get a favorable best weight loss. Entertaining life around. Now, it's your turn." Or call 643-2711 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You might have a Touch-Tone phones only). I D.F. REALE, INC. response from people with little clout bit of a problem getting your priorities REAL ESTATE today, but very tough getting approval Dial 1-900-990-9400 and .I,nhii„ Iin Fjirtifid i I r weekiv fee I Of'er good JanuJiy I • Janujry 31, 1991 V im n a M jjicicard accepied at teteeiea Jocaiions for prtpaymeni. Offer avaiiadit in panitipaiing artas only Cannot b t combintd with o ih tt discounts oi special tales Oder not available for AT WORK or COMMUNiTr meetings ® 1991 Weight waicheis iniei national. Inc Ail ngnis after 12:00 noon. In order today. Don’t waste your efforts l e s ^ t ^ r t w f f i r WATCHERS and PERSONAL CHOliEate legisiered itademaiks or Weight Watchers International. Inc 17S Main St, Manch«tt*r from those who have the real authority. on the Insignificant while giving only to­ enter your access code 64M‘i25 PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) If you don't ken attention to Important matters. number, which is 184 have something nice to say about an- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) You might l^M A N C H E ST E R HERALD, Wednesday. Jan. 2,1991

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Top prices By The Associated Press______straight lease. $500. 646-2426 weekdays 27’/"width - 50'f, paid. Heat and hot water 9am-5pm. MANCHESTER-5 Room 13" width -2 fo r 5 0 ‘f Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet Who’s No. 1? included. Call Mary Newsprint end rolls can be Pitt will be it The folks who are partial to Colorado are pumping up duplex, attic, cellar. Gabbey, 646-2482 or fHanrlirBtrr ^^rral^ 1229 Main Street t 91 CARS FOR s a l e "* picked up at the Manchester the Buffaloes, who went into the Orange Bowl with the $700. water included. 742-8866. 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Herald ONLY before 11 a.m. Manchester, CT AB appliances/air. Avail- Monday through Thursday. top ranking and edged No. 5 Notre Dame 10-9. able February 1st. 646-6464 34 HOMES FOR RENT S c h a lle r in the Big East Meanwhile, Georgia Tech and Miami were the biggest Securlty/Refarences. wiimers on the scoreboard Tliesday. The second-ranked 646-1Sifo. Quality 91 CARS FOR SALE 91 CARS FOR SALE 91 CARS FOR SALE " SPACIOUS-2 Bedroom Pre-Owned Autos "niough still widely regarded as a football school, the Yellow Jackets, the nation’s only undefeated team, Ranch, full basement, finished 11-0-1 after a 45-21 rout of Nebraska in tlx 0 1 CARS FOR SALE garage, nice yard. Value Priced University of Pittsburgh will forge its way into the col­ $800.00 per month. USED CAR BEST BUYS! lege hierarchy this season. Citms Bowl. And No. 4 Miami whipped Texas 46-3 in Coventry, Ask for Phil. 1986 Honda Accord LXI $10,900 The vast amount of veteran talent the Panthers pos­ the Cotton Bowl. CARDINAL Also available, 8 room, Coupe, 5 Speed, Loaded CARDINAL BUICK'S VOLUME- PRICING sess will enable them to gamer their first-ever Big East Here is what some of the people involved are saying. 4 bedroom Colonial, 2- 1987 Olds Cut. Supreme $7,900 Tournament championship. Pitt was the regular-season “We did our job,” Colorado quarterback Charles John­ BUICK, INC. 1/2 baths, 2 car garage. V-8, AT, A/C, Low rvilles champ in 1987-88. son said. “We were No. 1 coming in and we beat Notre $1,500/month. Philips 1985 Honda Accord LX $5,400 SAVES YOU CASH! 19B9BuickSkyhawk $7,480 AT, PS, PB. Stereo, Low K4lles Beginning with 6-6 senior workhorse Brian Shorter, Dame.” 1989 Cavalier Coupe $7,495 Real Estate, 742-1450. F 1988 Acura Integra LS $8,995 who averaged 20.6 points per game last season. Piu has “I think we should hold our ranking,” Colorado coach 1989 Honda Accord LX $11,980 5 Spd., PS, PB, Sunroof, Cassette HOLIDAY SPECIAL one of the elite inside players in the Big East this season. Bill McCartney said. “We were No. 1, we played the 1988 Buick Skylark $7,985 1986 Hyundai QLS $4,995 Shorter was a prescason first-team Big East sclecuon. most difficult schedule in the country and we beat Notre 1988 Corsica Sedan $7,490 B1 CARS FOR SALE ~ 4 Dr., 5 Spd., A/C, Sunroof 1991 BUICK SKYLARK SEDAN 1987 /Vcura Lagend Sed $13,900 1991 BUICK CENTURY SEDAN Jason Matthews, a 6-3 senior guard who averaged 19.1 Dame under trying circumstances with our backup 1987 Celebrity Sedan $6,385 Stock Number 1954 V-6, AT, Full Power Stock Number 1842 a year ago, is also a prescason first-team Big East selec­ quarterback.” 1967 Buick Celebrity $5,995 1984 Plymouth Horizon $2,800 Automatic, A/C, Delogger, Automatic, A/C, Defogger Even their opponent was siding with the Buffaloes. CENTER >S, PB Tilt, Cruise, V-6 tion. He may be the best overall guard in the conference. 1986 Buick Electra $7,895 4 Cyl., AMTFM Cassette, Low Miles “Colorado was No. 1 going in and they beat us, so I 1987 Buick Century $5,995 1987 Acura Lagend L $14,900 Bobby Martin, a 6-9 center who averaged 14.4. will guess that’s who you have to give it to,” Irish coach Lou 1987 Celebrity Sedan $6,385 MOTORS Auto, Leather, Loaded spend most of the time in the pivot for the Panthers. The 1986 ddsmoblle Clera $4,995 1987 Acura Integra 5 Dr. $7,500 athletic Martin can also play forward. Holtz said. “But you never know. I hope Colorado gets “Quality Used Cars” AT, PS, PB, AMTFM Stereo 1985 Ford LTD $3,995 Darclle Porter, who lidicritcd the point guard slot last it, but I wouldn’t be upset if Georgia Tech got it Both 461 Main Street 1987 Chrysler Lebaron $6,600 season when Scan Miller was sidelined for the season, are very worthy.” 1984 Buick Century LTD $4,890 Coupe, AT, AjC, P S,P B Manchester, CT responded in fine fashion averaging 9.8 points a game. 1987 Pontiac Grand Am $5,900 only $10,590 Please see N O . 1, page 18 81 Adams Street 649-4304 Turtxj, AT, A/C, Sharp only $13,590 With the return of Miller, a pure point guard with a GMAC FIRST TIME BUYER - -$600 GMAC FIRST TIME BUYER - -$600 Manchester 1989 Acura Integra RS $10,900 ALLOWANCE TO QUALIFIED CUSTOMER lethal 3-point shot, Pitt (12-17 last season) has retrieved 1984 Grand Wbgoneer $4,995 ALLOWANCE TO QUALIFIED CUSTOMER Th# Pt m s 3 Dr., Auto, /VC, AK4/FM Stereo its lost winning ingredient. 649-4571 1985 Ply CaravelleSed $3,495 1966 Honda Prelude SI $12,900 $9,,990 $ 12!,990, TOUCHDOWN — Georgia Tech’s Stefen Scotton (40) plows into the end zone for a first- 1974 Ford Mustang $1,495 AT, A/C, PS, PB, PDL, Cruise USE YOUR TRADE AS DOWN PAYMEKT USE YOUR TRADE AS DOWN PAYMENT Darren Momingstar will see a lot of time spellmg Martin and Shorter while Antoine Jones, Chns McNeai quarter touchdown against Nebraska Tuesday in the Citrus Bowl. The Yellow Jackets wal­ UConn begins 1985 Ford Escort 2 Dr. $2,395 1990 Acura Integra LS $14,400 '*24 Month closed end tease. 15,000 miles per year $2400 cap cost reduction. 6.5% lease rte . **46 Month closed end lease 15,000 miles per year. $2000 cap cost reduction. 10.5% lease rate, 1986 Dodge Lancer $4,495 AT, /VC, PS, PB, PDL, Cruise Includes all Dealer incentives. Base payment of $198 38. Taxes and Registration fees 1st month includes all Dealer incentives. Base payment of $249.39. Taxes and Registratiori tees 1st month and Ahmad Shareef are the key newcomers. loped the Cornhuskers, 45-21. 1987 Toyota Celica QT $8,995 payment and refundable security d e^ sit not included. GMAC 1st Time Buyer Advance does not payment and refundable security deposit not included. GMAC 1st Time Buyer Advance does not BOB RILEY 1985 Buick Skyhavrk $3,495 apply to leases. Though the names of Shorter, Matthews, Martin, AT, A/C, PS, PB, AM/FM apply to leases. OLOSMOBLEAKILKSWAGEN 1979 Chevy Camaro $2,495 Porter and Miller seem to have been around for as long Big East play 1988 Honda Accord Lxl $11,900 259 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER 1982 Plymouth Reliant $1,795 QUALITY USED CARS GUARANTEED TO SATISFY YOUR EVERY NEED! as the Big East has, this is their swan song. Sedan, Auto, Loaded CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. — TTie University of 1986 Mercury Lynx $2,795 1987 Nissan King Cab $5,995 Pitt is ranked 11th in the Associated Press poll with a , 649-1749 1986 Renault Alliance $2,495 Auto, A/C, AMVhA PRE-OWNED CAR OF THE WEEK 9-1 mark. Its only loss came at Virginia during the Big Yellow Jackets have valid Connecticut (8-1), coming off its fourth straight Con­ 1089 OMt Clera 2 dr. $9,995 1983 Olds Delta 88 $3,395 1984 Olds Cut. Supreme $3,900 1989 Buick Skyhaw k...... $7,480 East-ACC Challenge, a game in which the Panthers led necticut Mutual Classic championship, will begin 1060 VW Golf $6,995 V-6, AT, A/C, aean 1989 CHEVY CAVALIER CPE 1986 Buick Electra ...... $ 7 ,8 9 5 1983 Mercury Colony $3,995 1989 Cavalier Coupe ...... $ 7 ,4 9 5 defense of its Big East Conference crown tonight 1086 Olds Cutlass Sup. $6,995 1990 Toyota Corolla LE $11,500 1987 Buick C entury...... $5,995 throughout until the final five minutes. 1088 Buick Regal $6,995 1985 Buick Skylark $3,595 1989 Honda Accord LX...... $11,980 The knock against Pitt has always been coaching when the Huskies begin conference play against host AT, Full Power, A/C, Like New 1987 Celebrity Sedan ...... $ 6 ,3 8 5 Boston College (1-0, 8-3) at the Conte Forum at 8 1988 Olds Cutlass Sup. $8,995 1985 Dodge Caravan $4,995 1988 Mercury Cougar $8,695 1988 Buick Skylark ...... $ 7 j9 8 5 (remember Roy Chipman), the recent tormented mentor claim to the No. 1 ranking 1986 O idsm obile C iera...... $4,995 lOOSChrysierLeBaron $3405 1984 Dodge Omni $1,995 V-6, Loaded 1988 C orsica Sedan...... $7,490 Only being . Also, the Panthers have a history of (Channel 8, WPGP, WHUS-FM) 1686VWGolf $5,995 1982 Pontiac Phoenix $1,595 1984 Toyota Cslica $4,995 1985 Ford LTD ...... $ 3 ,9 9 5 The Huskies tuned up for Big East play with its K I 1969 Toro Trofeo $15,995 1987 Celebrity Sedan ...... $ 6 ,3 8 5 losing big games. 0 m 1983 Ford Future $995 5 Spd., AMA/M, Clean 1984 Buick Century LTD ...... $ 4 ,8 9 0 “I think we should be No. 1,” No. 1 in the final Associated Press 90-69 win over Rhode Island in the Classic final. 1987 Pontiac 6000 $4,995 1985 Chevy Cavalier Wag $3,495 1987 Buick C elebrity...... $5,995 Auto Trans, A/C, Cruise, Tilt, This array of talent won’t, and can’t, let that happen. By ED SHEARER 1982DatsunB-210 $895 Jones said. “We’re undefeated.” poll today, “but not on Georgia Chris Smith took charge in that one and led the Hus­ 1067VWGolf $5^ 4 Cyl., Auto, PS, PB Cassette, Only 22,000 Miles Miller may be the best point guard in the Big East 1 1979 Ford Mustang $1,995 6,980 The Associated Press Tech’s shoulder. We did what we 1969 VW Golf $7,995 while Matthews, possibly, the best No. 2 guard. Porter is Tech (11-0-1) completed the kies with a game-high 26 points. He was joined in 1967Olds Ciera $5,095 1985 Dodge 600 Conv. $3,995 prices include Factor Rebates! had to do.” double figures by Rod Sellers and Scott Burrell with an excellent swingman in that he can score from the out­ season as the only unbeaten major 1667VW6TI $5,905 1975 Caddy Eldorado $5,000 SCHALLER FACTORY REBATES FROM $250 to $1000 ORLANDO, Ra. — Deciding team and extended its unbeaten Coach Bobby Ross said he saw 16 apiece and John Gwyim with 15. 1989Jetta $9,995 CARDINAL BUICK, INC. side and penetrate to the basket. 1973 Dodge Charger $1,695 ON SELECT MODELS... college football’s national champion streak to 16 games — longest in the very little of the Colorado-Notre Smith leads the Huskies, averaging 17.6 points per o 5 1668 Olds Cutlass $8,995 ACURA Shorter is a major force inside with a nice touch. comes down to simple arithmetic for Q m 1990 Olds Cutlass $11,995 M-C/Visa Accepted "A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS" nation. Dame game, but he did see Raghib game followed by Sellers (14.0) and Gwynn (12.9). 345 CENTER STREET 3.9% A.P.R. FINANCING IS AVAILABLE IN- Martin is a versatile inside player, who can rebound Georgia Tech’s Shawn Jones. (Ii Man^ Others New Arrivals Daily c a q “I don’t think they deserve to be “Rocket” Ismail’s nullified punt BC, with an impressive freshman class, is led by MANCHESTER LIEU OF FACTORY REBATE! 81 Adams Street, Manchester and hit the 15-footcr. “They have one loss, we don’t m (fi ToCtwoMFiom Financing Available return for a touchdown in the final 6-9 center Bill Curley (12.3 points, 7.3 relxiunds per 6 4 7 - 7 0 7 7 0e!(ve7ffiusib«ohbeford 1/7.91 (Open Eves. Monday thru Thursday) 0 4 9 ~ 4 0 /1 In a closely woven Big East Conference this year, F'itt have any,” Jones said Tbesday night will come out on top. minute called back for a clipping game) and 6-2 guard Howard Eisley (10.6 points per 5 after watching top-ranked Colorado penalty. 0 1 CARS FOR SALE 91 CARS FOR SALE 91 CARS FOR SALE ' Syracuse, riding the wind of All-American Billy Citrus Bowl game). Two other freshmen, Gerrod Abram and Mal­ (12-1-1) edge No. 5 Notre Dame “I thought we had it,” Ross said Owens, has been the most impressive Big East team to 10-9 in the Orange Bowl. colm Huckaby of Bristol, play an important role for m ■ > date, currently ranked third in the country. by telephone from his father’s apart­ the Eagles. » It was earlier in the day that the No. 1,” receiver Bobby Rodriguez ment in Williamsburg, Va. second-ranked Yellow Jackets made This is the first of six games in 14 days for the 5 » Point guard Adrian Autry may be the best freshman in said of Colorado. 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« MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Jan. 2.1991— 19 18— M a n c h e s t e r h e r a l d , Wednesday, Jan. 2,1991 Miami’s one-sided win probably is not enough In B rief. MHS swim Auriemina gets 100th victory By DENNE H. FREEMAN Southwest Conference champion victory. STORRS (AP) — Kerry Bascom scored 29 points and set to open The Associated Press Longhorns, who had won nine While Erickson was winning of­ Laura Lishness had 22 to lead the No. 20 Connecticut games in a row after an opening loss fensive MVP, Outland Trophy win­ women to a 69-56 win over Iowa State Monday. to Colorado. Connecticut won its seventh suaight to improve to 8-2, DALLAS — Miami, the col­ ner Russell Maryland led the maul­ By LEN AUSTER “Miami deserved to be considered while the Cyclones dropped to 5-6. legiate football team of the 1980s, ing of quarterback Peter Gardere Manchester Herald continued its winning ways in the for No. 1,” Texas coach David with three of the eight Miami sacks. It was career win No. 100 for Husky coach Geno McWilliams said. “If Miami isn’t Auriemma. He is 100-53 since taking over at UConn six ’90s with a record-smashing Cotton “We weren’t getting a lot of years ago. MANCHESTER — An increase in the number of Bowl. But it may not be enough for the national champion, then I don’t respect and I think today we proved Lishness was lO-for-16 shooting effort from the floor, entrants. Coach Jeff Thornton hopes, will pay dividends the defending national champions to we’re a very good team,” M ^ lan d and also added seven assists and seven rebounds. in the won-loss column for the Manchester High boys’ repeat. Cotton Bowl said. “We got a lot of penalties. UConn begins its Big East schedule tonight at 7 swimming team. The twice-beaten, fourth-ranked Everybody hates the 'Canes. We’re against Boston College at the Harry A. Gampel Fbvilion. The Indians, who open the season Friday at home Hurricanes, making a last desperate the team you love to hate.” against Platt High, have 14 of 17 swimmers returning attempt to impress the poll voters, want to play the best one.” Erickstm was 17-fOT-26 for 272 from last year’s squad that went 4-9-1. battered No. 3 Texas 46-3 on T\ies- The Hurricanes were penalized a yards in his near-flawless perfor­ Yankees, Witt are close “Last year we lost two close meets because all the day as Craig Erickson threw a Cot­ record 16 times for 202 yards yet mance. NEW YORK (AP) — Free-agent pitcher Mike Witt events could not be covered. This year’s larger squad ton Bowl record four touchdown produced the worst rout in the 55- He hit Wesley Carroll on scoring and the New York Yankees are close to agreeing to a will fill all the lanes,” Thornton said. passes. year history of the Cotton Bowl. passes of 12 and 24 yards, found three-year contract worth more than $6 million, and an Matt Miner, in only his third year of competitive But No. 2 Georgia Tech downed “I think any team in the country Randal Hill on a 48-yard scoring announcement could come as early as today. swimming, has shown improved times in the preseason in the 50- and 100-yard freestyles and will be looked to Nebraska 45-21 in the Florida Citrus would have a tough time beating strike, and flipped a 4-yard touch­ Witt, a 30-ycar-old right-hander, was acquired by the for a strong effort in ’91. Another relative newcomer to I / / ^ Bowl and top-ranked Colorado us,” quarterback Craig Erickson down pass to freshman Damon Yankees from California on May 11 for Dave Winfield. Witt was 5-9 last season with a 4.00 ERA and was on the swimming, junior Kirk Ringbloom, has shown a great defeated NoU-e Dame 10-9 in the said. Bethel. disabled list from June 9 to Aug. 6 with a sore right deal of promise in diving. He did very well a year ago Orange Bowl. Coach Erickson said he would let Linebacker Darrin Smith returned elbow. and could challenge the school record held by Dom Miami coach Dennis Erickson the score speak for itself. an interception 34 yards for a score. “There’s still some things to be worked out,” Witt’s Squatrito set in 1957. Ringbloom is a former gymnast wasn’t hopeful. “I think we are the best team in “We came out with a purpose and agent, Nick Lampros said late TUesday night. “Until we and he’s putting his background in that sport to good use the country, but I’m not going to 1/ “We gave it our best shot but a mission,” Maryland said. “All the see all the paperwork and go through things and clarify a in diving. politic,” he said. “We lost twice. We when Georgia Tech won there just seniors are rejoicing. We are a groiq> few points, you never call it a deal until it’s actually “We’re looking for a winning season. That means over made our bed and have to sleep in it. wasn’t any scenario I could see that hasn’t lost a home game and done.” .500,” Thornton said. “Our goal is to place higher in the “That’s all I have to say about it. I The Associated Press Miami would be voted the national have won every bowl game we have Lampros said that the basic parts of the deal were in CCC East than we did last year.” champions,’’ Erickson said after the would politic for a playoff, though. played in. ” place, but the final paperwork had not been exhanged ON THE MOVE — Virginia quarterback Shawn Moore (12) pulls away from Tennessee’s Manchester was fifth in the six-year division in 1990. Orange Bowl. It didn’t seem like we were getting “because it’s been tough over the weekend.” Witt, who Earnest Fields, left, and J.J. McCleskey (6) as he picks up extra yardage in their Sugar Bowl Seniors Mike Lenehan and Todd Erickson will provide It was the Hurricanes’ first visit to Early-season losses to Brigham much respect and we were on a mis­ made $1.31 million last year, was granted new-look free clash Tuesday in New Orleans. The Volunteers rallied for a 23-22 victory. strength and depth in the backstroke. Freestylers David Young and Notre Dame may have sion to get respect” the Cotton Bowl — one that will be agency last month as part of the collusion settlement, Phillips, Luke Bittner and Mark Fores will be important doomed the Hurricanes, who won The previous Cotton Bowl record branded in the game’s record books. meaning he has until Jan. 29 to sign with any team. Dave scorers in the individual and relay events. The Associated Press their last six games. was 45 points by Boston College in “This senior class is the last LaPoint, another Yankees’ pitcher, also is a new-look free “We have more swimmers, but we have one more THUMBS UP — Miami quarterback Craig Erickson (7) gives a thumbs up sign at the end of Miami produced the most points 1985. Oklahoma A&M’s 34-0 vic­ renegade class and we went out the agent event,” Thornton said. “We have most of the swimmers the Cotton Bowl game Tuesday in Dallas. The Hurricanes blitzed the Texas Longhorns, 46-3. and widest margin of victory in Cot­ tory over Texas Christian in 1945 way we wanted to, dancing and Volunteers don’t yield back from last year and they’re putting in faster times. So At left is Miami tight end Rob Chudzinski. ton Bowl history with the rout of the was the previous largest margin of having fun,” Hill said. things look good.” Fiesta Bowl fans see red Schedule: Jan. 4 Platt H, 8 Wethersfield A, 15 Conard LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Louisville and Alabama H, 18 Hartford Public A, 22 Bulkcley H, 25 Windham H, fans who stayed at home were seeing red during the final their partying privileges 29 Hall H minutes of the Fiesta Bowl, but it wasn’t the red on the Feb. 1 Fermi A, 5 Enfield A, 8 East Hartford A, 19 Brash Hurricanes took no prisoners against Texas players’ uniforms they were seeing. Newington A, 22 Simsbury, 26 !l^st Catholic H, 28 CCC With about five minutes left and Louisville ahead by NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Bour­ Virginia, which was ranked No. 1 (10-2) also got big plays from the East Meet (East Hartford) 27 points, NBC broke away from Tuesday’s game in bon Street is not big on the blues. for three weeks, lost three of their defense and special teams in hand­ By ARNIE STAPLETON record 16 times for 202 yards yet anything,” he added. “1 think wc just back. warned both teams throughout the having fun.” March 9 Class LL Trials (Hamden), 12 Class LL Tempe, Ariz., to switch to the pregame show for the Hot Dixieland jazz is more the style last four regular season games. ing Iowa (8-4) its third loss in four The Associated Press still produced the most points and played harder, wc had more inten­ Defensive tackle Shane Curry game, the benches and the players, “We look at football as having fun Finals (Yale), 16 State Open (SCSU) Orange Bowl between Notre Dame and top-ranked at this city’s public party. “I don’t know how much wc games. largest margin of victory in Cotton sity. And it takes two to tangle.” said the pre-game intimidating had and playing Hurricane ball,” too. We told them to cut it out and Colorado. That’s why Tennessee felt more at needed to prove tonight,” Coach Bowl history. “You would think that by getting an immediate effect on the Lon­ Maryland said. “We’re not paid to Andy Mason blocked a punt and DALLAS — The brash Miami play football...” NBC affiliates in Louisville and in Alabama’s four home on the famed party street George Welsh said. “But wc showed ghorns. play. We’re just struggling athletes Dana Hall picked up the ball and ran Hurricanes are making no apologies Dennis Erickson, who improved that many penalties, wc would have “We probably could have called largest television markets said they received calls com­ Tuesday night after beating Virginia that wc can play at this level.” “You could sec it in their eyes,” trying to have fun.” 27 yards for a touchdown, then SW outscores for their daunting and taunting his record to 21-3 in two years as been able to move the ball better,” more penalties,” Harper said. plaining about the switch. 23-22 in the Sugar Bowl. Fie.sta Bowl: No. 18 Louisville Charles Mincy returned an intercep­ defense, and the Texas Longhorns Miami’s coach, said the penalties, Texas coach David McWilliams he said. ‘They didn’t know to talk “When it starts getting out of hand, McWilliams said that although “Unfortunately, we have no choice,” said Joe Lilly, “If we had lost this game, I 34, No. 25 Alabama 7: At Tempe, tion 37 yards for another touch­ say there’s no excuse for their inept­ many of them for celebrating plays, said. back or walk away.” you try to stop it without calling Miami won’t get a second straight executive news producer at WAVE-TV in Louisville. wasn’t going to Bourbon Street,” Ariz., Louisville was stepping up in down. Brunell scored on a 5-yard ness. didn’t bother him one bit. The tone of the game was set “We were the underdogs. We ■nything, but so many times the national championship, it certainly “NBC just did it. There’s no way wc can do anything said Tennessee offensive tackle An- class in its first bowl appearance in East hockey Fourth-ranked Miami bashed its “Hey, when you win 46-3, you early. Miami taunted the Longhorns were in Texas,” said Outland Trophy fouls are obvious.” deserved it. tone Davis after the come-from-bc- 13 years. The Cardinals (10-1-1) run and threw 22 yards to Mario else.” Bailey for another TD in the first way to a 46-3 rout of No. 3 Texas on don’t worry about penalties,” he when they came onto the field winner Russell Maryland. “Wc Texas was flagged eight times for “If they are not the best,” McWil­ Three people answered phones practically non-stop at hind victory. “But now that’s my proved beyond doubt they belong half, then scored on a 20-yard run in Tbesday. The Hurricanes (10-2) said. before the game began, then was hit wanted to show them early on that 68 yards. But the Longhorns blamed liams said, “then I don’t want to WAVE after the announcement that the end of the Fiesta destination. This is something to CROMWELL — There were goals galore, but not the third quarter. He connected were penalized a Cotton Bowl- “1 don’t think we played dirty or by consecutive personal foul and un­ nobody was going to run over us.” the thrashing on poor play. play the best.” celebrate.” enough as far as East Catholic was concerned as the Bowl wouldn’t be telecast, Lilly said. About 30 to 40 again with Bailey for Washington’s Curry said both teams did plenty calls were taken, he said. Tennessee, the Southeastern Con­ Eagles fell to South Windsor High, 12-5, Monday after­ sportsmanlike conduct penalties on Hurricanes wide receiver Randal Bowl Roundup final touchdown. the first series. of talking. “You just got to be able to Hill defended his team’s celebration Some people were irate, he said. Callers were given ference champion, finished the year noon in non-conference ice hockey action at the Tri- Town Sports Center. Miami overcame a first-and-40 back it up. If you want to be some­ of penalties and talk. NBC’s number in New York. 9-2-2. Virginia fell to 8-4. “I wasn’t disappointed that we The ^g les, 2-4, resume action Saturday at 6:15 p.m. following the two flags to take a 3-0 body, be it then. But be able to back “This senior class is the last No. 10 Tennessee didn’t lock up among the elite by thrashing the gave up 34 points because we had the partying privileges until just 31 Crimson Tide (7-5). at the Tri-Town Sports Center when they host Immacu­ N o.l lead on Carlos Huerta’s field goal, it up first.” renegade class, and we went out the G. Tech 46,” Mincy said. Becker an upset victim seconds were left in the game. “It shows we’re on the rise and late High of Danbury South Windsor goes to 6-1 with its Referee Jimmy Harper said: “Wc “This one was as special as the and the Hurricanes never looked way we wanted to, dancing and ADELAIDE, Australia (AP) — Magnus Larsson Quarterback Andy Kelly, who wc have arrived,” said Browning fifth straight win. From Page 17 first Rose Bowl because we haven’t From Page 17 stunned top-seeded Boris Becker, eliminating the three­ was 24 of 35 for 273 yards and one Nagle, who completed 20 of 33 pas­ been here in so long,” said coach Chris Labrie and Eric Crawford each had two goals for time Wimbledon champion from the first round of the touchdown, used just two minutes ses for a Faesta Bowl-record 451 Don James, who last brought the the Eagles. Sophomore center Rob Gagnon had five Australian Hardcourt championships. and 14 plays to lake Tennessee 79 yards and three touchdowns. “I goals and three assists and senior Gabe Hathom netted Some people think Georgia Tech Dallas were similar concerning the “I don’t know what’s going to Huskies to Pasadena nine years ago. Larsson, 20, from Vaxjo, Sweden, defeated Becker yards. Tony Thompson made a 1- honestly don’t think they look us three goals and added two assists to lead the Bobcats. is more worthy because it didn’t Miami Hurricanes. happen,” Ross said. “I’m not going 6-4, 3-6, 7-6 (7-2). It was Becker’s first loss in the first yard dive for the touchdown that put seriously. ... You have 24 seniors Gator Bowl: No. 12 Michigan South Windsor 6 4 2 — 12 m ' > lose this season. “I think Miami is better (than to wave a flag for it. I do feel like East Catholic 3 11 — 5 round of a tournament since he was beaten by Goran the Volunteers ahead for the only out there playing their last game. Wc 35, No. 15 Missis.sippi 3: At Jack­ “I do feel like we deserve it be­ Colorado) because of their ability to we deserve it because of our won- Scoring: Ivanisevic of Yugoslavia in last year’s French Open. time in the game. wanted to perform well on national sonville, Fla., the Wolverines, First psriod: cause of our won-lost record,” Geor­ throw the football,” Texas coach loss record. Becker was using the tournament to prepare for the “I think this is the most fun we’ve television, and we sure did. I just steeped in u^dition as a rurming SW- Chris Clark (Gabs Hathom, Jen Bargren) 2:41, SW- Rob gia Tech coach Bobby Ross said. David McWilliams said after the “We’ve always been kind of Gagnon (MIks Wals) 3:40, SW- Gagnon (VWIs, Marc Parry) 4:01, EC- Australian Open, which begins Jan. 14 in Melbourne. He had all year,” said wide receiver don’t think Alabama was serious team, went wild through the air. Mark RIandaau (Scott Flood) 6:21, SW- Wbis (Gagnon) 9:12, SW- “We’ve always been kind of knock­ knocked because of our schedule, JO ^ Cotton Bowl. “I also think their now is expected to ask for a wild card entry into next Carl Pickens. “We knew we were about the game.” Elvis Grbac threw four touchdown Hathom (Gagnon) 10:55, EC- Chris Labria (Kan Harold) 11:12, EC- ed because of our schedule, but I defense is quicker. Both are very but I think the ACC was kind of vin­ Erlc Crawford (unassistad) 13:22, SW- Clark (Jason Pitts) 13:56. > week’s New South Wales Open in Sydney. going to score. Two minutes is a lot “No way in my wildest dreams passes, including throws of 67 and think the ACC was vindicated in the good football teams.” \ dicated in the bowl situation,” he Sacond parlod: of time for us to score from 50 did I think we would be in this situa­ 50 yards to Desmond Howard, as EC- Crawford (Jaff Larson) 3:05, SW- Hathom (Bargran, Gagnon) bowl situation. Texas lost 29-22 to Colorado this said. yards.” tion,” Louisville coach Howard Michigan rolled up a Gator Bowl- 9:09, SW- Hathom (unassistad) 10:50, SW- Gagnon (unassistad) D “I don’t want to gloat over it or season. Tech, the Atlantic Coast Con­ Yugoslavia gains Cup final 12:41, SW- Gagnon (Parry, Roxy Valllaux) 14:55 Virginia came on strong in the Schcllcnbergcr added. “Just coming Third parlod: CO wave a flag. ... but we are the only What if somebody else is even ference champion, and fellow ACC record 715 yards. PERTH, Australia (AP) — Goran Prpic and Monica first half, going 61 yards to score on here was a quantum leap for us. EC- Labria (Larson, Bryan Kolaslnskl) 3:34, SW- Bargran (unas­ better than the Hurricanes or Buf­ members North Carolina State and Michigan (9-3), which often fal­ sistad) 5:31, SW- Gagnon (Hathom) 14:26 undefeated team in the country and Seles won a decisive mixed doubles match 5-7, 6-4, 6-4 Winning this big is another quantum faloes? Clemson won their bowls. Maryland their opening possession. Gary Steel tered in postseason games when Bo Savas: EC- Chris Psraro/David Baaullau 24 comblnad; SW- Brian we won well, not sloppy. to lift Yugoslavia to a 2-1 victory over France and a leap for our program.” Paaka 21 “If Miami isn’t the national cham­ played to a tie and Virginia lost to capped the 12-play drive with a 10- Schembechler was coach as its They especially won well against place in the final of the Hopman Cup team champion­ Alabama allowed only 38 points pion, then I don’t want to play the Tennessee in the final minute of the yard touchdown run. Jake Mclner- ground attack was stopped, had 324 No. 19 Nebraska, which never was ship. in its last seven games, but Louis­ best one,” McWilliams said. Sugar Bowl on Tbesday night. ney’s point-after kick was blocked. passing yards. Grbac was 16-for-25 in the game. Prpic and Seles defeated Guy Fbrget and Catherine ville turned an interception, a Miami coach Dennis Erickson “All but two teams we played had Virginia scored again in the for 296 yards before he was taken “I think we deserve to be No. 1. Tanvier in the doubles after the teams tied 1-1 after the fumble and a blocked punt into a Eagles for now said he wouldn’t do any campaign­ winning records,” Ross said. “I second quarter on a 1-yard run by out in the fourth quarter. Howard, a We proved it today,” said Tech QB singles. 25-0 lead through one period. The ing for the national championship. don’t know what else we can do.” Terry Kirby. Then Mclnemey’s 22- sophomore, caught six passes for Shawn Jones. “I’d be very disap­ Seles pul Yugoslavia ahead with a 6-2, 6-3 victory Cardinals also had a bowl-record ‘Today we played as well as A group of Tech players watched yard field goal made it 16-0 at the 167 yards. pointed, I’d be close to angry” if the over Tanvier, but Forget tied the match with a 6-4, 6-3 seven sacks. are a road show anybody in the country,” Erickson the Orange Bowl together. half. Ole Miss (9-3) scored when Brian Yellow Jackets don’t get the national victory over Prpic. Rose Bowl: No. 8 Washington said. “I think we are the best team in “Virginia came out with a lot of Lee kicked a Gator Bowl record championship. Defensive back Willie Clay said Yugoslavia will face either the top-seeded United 46, No. 17 Iowa 34: Quarterback By DICK BRINSTER the country, but I’m not going to different blocking schemes,” Ten­ 51-yard field goal. “I know they’ve got an argument they “blew the top off the Peabody States or Switzerland in Thursday’s final. Mark Brunell ran for two touch­ The Associated Press politic,” he said. “We lost twice. We nessee defensive tackle Carey to be No. 1 and anytime you go un­ (Hotel)” when Ismail returned the downs and threw for two more as “They are the best football team made our bed and have to sleep m it. Bailey said. ‘They did a lot of defeated you’ve got an argument,” punt against the Buffaloes, and then U.S. a winner in junior play Washington took a 33-7 lead and we’ve ever played at Ole Miss ... While the NFL playoff schedule says the Philadelphia Comhuskers coach Tom Osborne That’s all I have to say about it. things we weren’t used to and it began groaning when it was called coasted in the highest-scoring game ever,” Rebels coach Billy Brewer Eagles are at home, coach Buddy Ryan figures that’s the “I would politic for a playoff, SASKATOON, Saskatchewan (AP) — The United surprised us. We missed tackles, and said. “1 don’t know what people will back. in Rose Bowl history. The Huskies said. worst place to be as they prepare to meet the Washington decide, but I know we played a good though.” States scored 10 goals in the first period and eight more didn’t seem to be in sync as a “I feel like there’s no way that in the third to rout Norway 19-1 in the World Junior defense.” Redskins on Saturday. football team today.” His quarterback Craig Erickson, people can deny us and say that So, company aside and domesticity notwithstanding, Championships. Kelly was intercepted twice and How good? was thrilled with his final college we’re not the No. 1 team m the Ryan has t^ e n his team to Tampa. Doug Weight, the New York Rangers’ No. 2 pick in sacked once in the first half. “I figure Georgia Tech should be game. country,” All-American safety Ken “Ybu take people out of town and you put them all last June’s entry draft, led the American onslaught with Greg Burk’s 46-yard field goal at­ (No. 1),” Nebraska strong safety “I think any team in the country together,” Ryan said Tbesday after putting the Eagles Swilling said after Tech’s victory. two goals and six assists. Ted Drury scored two goals tempt went wide left in the second Reggie Cooper said. “They’re the would have a tough time beating through their paces at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ prac­ Ross, who had downplayed and five assists, with defenseman F^t Neaton and for­ quarter, Tennessee’s best scoring nation’s only unbeaten team.” us,” Erickson said. “It was a great Tech’s bid for its first national tice facility. “I would probably abstain from way for me to put up my orange- The Associated Press ward Keith Tkachuk adding three goals each. chance up to then. crown until the season was over, Trent Klatt and Chris Gotziaman each scored twice “When things don’t go well, we that vote,” nose guard I^t Engelbert and-green uniform. A great way to TOUCHDOWN — Notre Dame’s Ricky Watters, center, dives over the goai iine in the second said his team deserved the title said. “We played both (Colorado go out.” quarter to put the Irish ahead of Coiorado in their Orange Bowl game Tuesday. The Irish, who and Jim Storm, Derek Plante, Mike Doers, Aaron Miller don’t panic,” Kelly said. “We stick before leaving Orlando. and Bill Lindsay had the other goals for the United to our game plan. We try to correct NFL Playoffs and Tech). Both have good teams. Defensive tackle Shane Curry “Wc should be No. 1,” he said. “I missed the extra-point attempt after Watters’ touchdown, feii to the Buffaioes, 10-9. Stales. our mistakes. We came in at IT It’s too bad they don’t have a chance said: ‘This game says a lot for us. feel that we deserve it right now. to butt heads on the field. That We come into hostile territory, claim In other games, Canada scored four times in the first halftime and we just told ourselves, “Some guys are having babies,” Ryan said. “Some We’re the only undefeated football period and goaltender Trevor Kidd made 37 saves in a ‘We’re stopping ourselves.’” guys have babies at home crying. would be a great game.” it for our own and we leave here like team in the country and I think we The sentiments coming out of we came — as winners.” 5-1 victory over Finland; Niklas Andersson had two Tennessee drove 72 yards and “Some people have visitors in for the holidays. It’s won well. I don’t thing we looked goals in Sweden’s 6-1 victory over Switzerland; and the Burke kicked a 27-yard field goal to better to get their butts down here.” 1 sloppy.” Colorado Soviet Union remained in first place with its fifth straight open the second half. And there they will stay until Friday, happy campers The Jackets got after the Comhus­ victory, holding off Czechoslovakia 5-3. Virginia added 43-yard and 44- or not. Clemson’s defense From Page 17 kers from the start, moving 70 yards yard field goals in the fourth quarter, on nine plays with the opening kick­ but missed a touchdown when Ryan has two major concerns, neither of which relates to family matters. He probably will have to go against off to score on Stefen Scotton’s 2- Ranford NHL player of week quarterback Shawn Moore was in­ “It wasn’t pretty; it was ugly,” Miami. completed just 4 of 12 passes for 29 yard run after 3:15 had elapsed. MONTREAL (AP) — Goaltender Bill Ranford of the the Redskins’ veteran offensive line without defensive said Eric Bienicmy, who scored Most of the players on both teams yards against the weak Irish secon­ tercepted at the Tennessee 6-yard tackle Jerome Brown and could be minus center David fulfills a promise Jones had a 46-yard run in that Edmonton Oilers, who won the three games in which he line. Colorado’s touchdown on a 1-yard thought Notre Dame had pulled the dary. Alexander. drive, and came back to give Tbch a appeared and had a 2.00 goals-against average, was Tennessee, meantime, added a 7- run. “But like A1 Davis says, ‘Just game out with Ismail’s dazzling Notre Dame dominated the first TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Clemson’s consecutive year. No. 16 Illinois 21-0 lead midway through the named the NHL player of the week for the period ending yard rushing touchdown by Brown has a slight tear in his right rotator cuff. win, baby,’ and we did.” return. The All-American’s right half but led only 6-3. Chris defense made its usual promise to it­ (8-4) was shut out for the first time second quarter by throwing touch­ Dec. 30. Thompson and a 15-yard touchdown Alexander has a sprained left knee. Notre Dame had the ball in hand touched the ground twice and Henlrich’s 24-yard field goal in­ self, then made good on it against Il­ since 1986 when Ohio State beat the downs passes of 22 yards to Emmett pass to Pickens before Kelly worked “I think he (Alexander) might be able to go,” Ryan linois in the Hall of Fame Bowl. mini 14-0. Colorado territory on each of its first he shook off several tacklers before creased the margin to 9-3 early in. M erctmt and 2 yards to William 9 said. “I don’t think Jerome will, though. But you never five possessions,, but scored just breaking into the clear. Former Razorback is killed his two-minute magic. “Before every game we put a zero the third quarter, but the Irish did Bell. “We had a tremendous come­ know.” once. In the third quarter, the Irish But the penalty brought the ball FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) — Former Arkansas on the chalk board to signify that we not snap the ball in Colorado ter­ At that time, the Huskers had back,” Tennessee coach Johnny want a shutout,” linebacker John committed three turnovers in four back to the Irish 21. Tim James, the ritory the rest of the game. netted one first down and 37 yards. Razorback basketball player William Arnold Mills was Brown and Alexander are not the only injured Eagles. Fame Bowl plays. victim of Davis’ clip, said he Majors said. Linebacker Seth Joyner (ankle), safety Terry Hoage Johnson said Tbesday after the pronounced dead at Washington Regional Medical Moore was 9 for 22 for 62 yards “A disaster,” Holtz said. “There’s would’ve tackled Ismail if not for “We want no doubt in anybody’s Nebraska (9-3) began a rally after Center after a shooting at a Fayetteville nightclub, police (wrist) and guards Mike Schad (toe) and Ron Soil (ankle) 14th-ranked Tigers forced four tur­ with no touchdowns and two inter­ “They’re as talented on delense as no way you can win a football game the infraction. mind that we’re No. 1,” Buffaloes a 3-yard loss

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