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20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, March 2, 1985 U.S./WORLD CONNECTICUT SPORTS WEATHER BUSINESS Blacks remember Century Brass head Manchester icemen Rain, wind tonight; march in Alabama wants plant closed ousted from tourney more rain in sight Consumers, business benefit Business ... page 4 ... page 7 .... page 11 ... page 2 Coalition finds new uses of arbitration In Brief
arbitration plans for General Motors under a Federal Extraordinary coalitions of business and consumer Trade Commission consent order and other programs representatives are now emerging in New York state to promote the use of arbitration in settling with individual companies. consumer-business disputes — and thereby to help Your New- York'* arbitration law is unique so far — but it eliminate the evils that are both undermining the could be copied the nation over, along with other Money's measure.--- to protect consumers as well as businesses. value of arbitration and hurting legitimate industry. ■ m . These are Exceedingly important developments For instance: Worth • Supervision of "default " judgments for collection that can lead the entire nation to new uses of MumhtBtn Mrralh arbitration and new respect for it as a tool to protect Sylvia Porter of debts entered when you don't answer a summons ... . _ * Monday, March 4, 1985 — Single copy: 25 •1 •o c Glass, Japan and the Glass Machinery Group of people were killed or wounded and Police said they did not know who IS II c • • cially around the start of '85 after the cents by 1991. c o c < o I“ ■ Q. ^ O 5 Emhart Corporation, a worldwide equipment Israeli soldiers fired indiscrimi Ihunched the attack. Every dog has his day o dollar dropped below 1.15 to the pound supplier. nately at all cars and other The rightist Christian Voice of The average residential customer o o « ffl on the exchange rate,” he said. vehicles trying to enter the village Lebanon radio . station said the Russell^ Wood of Coventry. The annual open house is uses 500 kilowatt-hours a month. The influx of dollars from Americans and help rescue the victims.” shells were fired from the Druze- At an open house Sunday at the'Manchester Police willing to pay top asking prices has Aetna has joint venture held hillside suburb of Chwaifat. Station. Dog Warden Richard Rand introduces Munchie, jointly sponsored by the police department and the "In no way should anyone interpret “ The building was devastated boosted the British housing market, which overlooks the airport. Mos these scenarios as portraying PSNH's HARTFORD — Aetna Life and Casualty Co. and many casaulties are trapped a boarder at the Olcott Street dog pound, to Tucker Manchester Exchange Club and is free to all town according to Peter McArdle, of Giddy lem Druze officials had no imme forecast of what will happen to electric and Montagu Investment Management Ltd. under the rubble. The enemy Wood, 2'/4, the son of Manchester Police Detective residents and their friends. More pictures on page 3. and Giddy, the Home Counties estate diate comment. rates when Seabrook station begins announced they have formed a joint venture to troops are not allowing ambulan (Source: Joint Congressional Committee on Taxation) NEA GRAPHIC agents. sell life insurance and related serices in the ces to enter the village,” the The airport was hit Saturday, operating," said Fred Plett, the "The British seller is getting a United Kindom. broadcast said. but not damaged. company's director of strategic Little more than 6 percent of U.S. revenue comes from corporate taxes. The tremendous injection of capital into the Weiss makes budget recommendations The new venture, Aetna Montagu Life Insu The Christian militia-owned Ra The shelling came hours before a planning. average income tax rate for large corporations in 1983 was 16.7 percent, far system,” he said. rance Co. Ltd,, will initially sell individual life dio Free Lebanon said four persons special Cabinet meeting that was below the nominal rate of 46 percent, because of various deductions. Most Americans are investing at the Seabrook management assumes a insurance and annuity products. were killed and 20 others wounded called to discuss the second stage top end of the market, spending from $4.6 billion total cost, an October 1986 Montagu Investment Management is a subsi in the explosion. of Israel's withdrawal of its 80,000 up to 700,000 pounds sterling operational date, a 72 percent capacity- diary of Samuel Montagu & Co. Ltd. of London. U.N. officials in southern Le estimated 10.000 troops from (roughly $85,000 to $750,000) for houses Water, sewer rates steady until ’88 and a gradual phase-in of rate banon confirmed the blast, but said southern Lebanon. increases. in the fashionable central London they had no immediate casualty The Israeli government Sunday districts of Mayfair, Belgravia, and ‘Everything a shareholder details or clues to the circumstan 'agreed to immediately proceed than offset by a reduction in debt Public Service President Robert Chelsea, Conradi said. UTC unit chairman elected Bv Alex GIrelll division. nancing is followed. ces of the blast at the village of with a pullback of its troops from The projects, with a total cost of service. Harrison said last week, however, he is "Some Americans are investing for HARTFORD — United Technologies Corp. Herald Reporter They include: Maarakeh, 8 miles east of Tyre. positions opposite Syrian forces in The budget does not comtem- uncertain of the total cost. the quick turnaround and high profits, announced the election of Hubert Faure as • $74,900 to pay for oversized $692,000 are the following: wants to ask management’ Israeli troops and tanks stormed eastern Lebanon's Bekaa Valley. • $84,000 to extend a 12-inch plate transferring any money to buying whole blocks of flats and selling chairman of a subsidiary to coordinate the There will 'be no increase in pipes already installed by develop reserve, but it does recommend Seabrook opponents had submitted or renting them at a profit. Others are corporation's global business growth. 'water or sewer rates for Manches ers at the town's request. main in Vernon Street when the their estimates on the project and ter residents until after the the • $5,000 to retrofit purtips now at street is reconstructed. four capital projects be under NEW YORK (U PI) - When Peat "But I'v e been to some very lively investing in their second, third, or Peter K. Chapman was named president of the requested the rate forecasts as part of 1987-88 fiscal year, if the budget the Cooper Hill Treatment plant • $270,000 to build a water taken and paid for with currently Marwick put together its annual meetings where management has fourth homes,” he said. subsidiary, known as United Technologies state regulatory hearings on a pro recommendations of General Man for use at the town's new Globe department garage to house water unallocated funds. booklet of shareholder questions this shared a great deal with stockholders, "The undervalued British pound and International Business Corp. Hartford teachers posed $525 million bond sale by Public ager Robert Weiss are followed by Hollow plant. department vehicles and spare The capital expenditures, total year, it decided to give blue highlights and stockholders have done a great the inflation rate for houses, ranging Harry J. Gray; chairman of United Technolo Service Co. to complete the reactor. the Board of Directors. • $7,.500 for instrumentation to parts for mains, hydrants, and ing $123,490, are as follows: to the ones that "m erit special deal to share their concerns with between 17 and 35 per cent in various gies, said Thursday that Faure and Chapman In his budget recommendation, monitor and operate pressure similar equipment. management," he said. neighborhoods, make London a good would work closely with UTC's operating units. • $70,845 to make a lease pur- attention," • $100,000 for a study to locate Witnesses for opponents had testified investment opportunity,” Conradi He said their goal would be to facilitate their reach agreement Weiss says that based on current reducing valves in the town's low cha.se payment on a Jet Vac Truck Nearly the entire section on diversifi Perry's advice to a shareholder who in the hearings that Seabrook's first information the existing rates will elevation water service area. the .source of contaminants in the cation and mergers wound up printed wants to take an active part in an said. access to corporate resources worldwide in the and belt filter press. reactor could cost over $6 billion and hold until the end of the 1987-88 • $45,000 to eliminate dead ends New State Road undt^rground in blue. annual meeting is the same, he said, as Susan Brangham, a native of San development of international businesses. • $20,020 for water meters. said a capacity factor below 55 percent HARTFORD (UPI) - A tenta agreement signed by Board of fiscal year, one year longer than in water lines. water supply. \ "Back in the 1970s some of the more his advice to anyone who wants to keep Francisco, has purchased and reno Faure will continue as United Technologies' (Sewer charges are based on water was possible. tive agreement was reached early Education President Robert C. anticipated when rate increases • $30,025 for new water meters. • $238,100 to rehabilitati^dams. important questions dealt with foreign an eye on his investments. vated three homes in Central London senior executive vice president of building use and part of the cyst of meters is today on a contract with the city's Vater. were approved in the current fiscal The town began replacing meters the ones at the P o r te r ''s j^ The first reactor is rated at 83 payments and bribery. Today there are "They should read and understand since she arrived here just 18 months systems. Gray said. Chapman has been vice paid-by-the water division.) 1,900 public school teachers who On Saturday, union leaders year. in 1975. Buckingham reservoirs next ye^"- percent complete. Seabrook's second different issues. But many topics come the communications sent to them — ago. president-international program management of • $25,000 to replace a dump had vowed to sue the city for backed off, saying teachers would For the water division, Weiss has • $15,150 to replace one pickup and Howard and Globe Hollow in reactor has been conditionally up every year," said L. Glenn Perry, a proxy material, quarterly and annual ‘' I came to London to write a book on UTC's Sikorsky Aircraft division, truck allegedly reneging on an earlier report to classes Monday while the recommended expenditures of truck, $14,200 to replace another fiscal 1986-87. partner at Peat Marwick's executive reports, with particular attention to home renovation, but I just couldn't • $7,626 for a motorized brush canceled. union would take the city to court. $4,984,477, of which $2,922,870 is for and $15,100 for a new pickup truck office in New York, management discussion and analysis, resist the property market,” negotiated pact. cutter to maintain sewer line Negotiators for the Board fo Dan Seals, vice president of payment of debt, including the first FOR THE SEWER DIVISION, A "base case” forecast submitted to Peat Marwick, one of the nation's where management describes how the Brangham said, " I started buying two rights, of way on private Lydall has record sales Education and Local 1018, Hart Local 1018, said today the tentative of 11 annual payments of $606,000 IN ADDITION, Weiss recom Weiss recommends expenditures regulators by Public Service Co. last "Big Eight" accounting firms, has company got where it is, and where it's years ago, when the dollar was at 1.50 to properties. y ford Federation of Teachers, agreement contained salary Jevels on the $6,665,000 cost of the new mends other improvements to be of $1,845,781 and expects revenues week assumed the $4.6 billion total cost, been publishing the shareholders' g o in g " the pound, and seven months later I Lydall Inc. has announced record 1984 sales of emerged at 12:49 a.m, after 11 somewhat, but not substantially, water treatment plant. financed by issuance of notes. The of $1,987,120. The water division ’ had re an October 1986 operational date and a question booklet for., eleven years. Although Perry believes manage sold my first piece of property at a $120 million and earnings of $9.5 million, or $3.31 hours of talks to announce the lower than those Vater had a g r e ^ expenditures do not affect next The recommendation is for a quested $1,501,175 in capital im 60' percent capacity. Rates per Available free from the company's ment is most attentive to those who substantial profit. But I never dreamed per share. agreement. to. WEISS RECOMMENDS $206,875 year's budget, but will cost $87,666 budget of $12,551 less than the town provements for next year and the kilowatt-hour rose from 9.6 cents in local offices around the country, the "exhibit genuine concern as opposed to the dollar would be this strong.” The Manchester company reported sales of The new four-year agreement, to City officials in rejecting the in capital improvements out of in each of the 15 years after that if adopted as a budget for this year. sewer division had asked for 1986 to 18 cents in 1996. booklet includes more than 300 ques those who are just there to criticize," Despite the boom in the British $26.5 million for the fourth quarter of 1984 and be presented to state arbitrators earlier agreement as invalid, said current budgeting for the water Weiss's recommendation for fi Operating increases are more $259,790. tions a typical stockholder might like to some of the questions in the book are housing market, the dollar-led buying earnings of $1.7 million. On a per-share basis today, would Increase the average Vater exceeded his authority by Another forecast submitted last ask at an annual meeting. far from gentle. ("W ere any embezzle spree is also pushing up housing prices Lydall earned 59 cents from continuing opera teachers salary from $24,300 this signing about 30 contract stipula week, however, showed rates ndtq-ly Beginning at the very beginning ments or frauds discovered during the and creating a shortage of high-quality tions compared with 24 cents from the same year to $37,600 in the 1988-89 school tions without the full board's quadrupling from 8.6 cents in 1986 to 33 ("W hy is the annual meeting being held year?” ) property. operations in the fourth quarter of 1983. O’Neill gets the attention year. approval. cents in 1996. The forecast assumed a at this location?” ) , the questions range "If the dollar stays this strong Lydall's Fiber Materials Groups did very well The questions Peat Marwick expects Both sides had been in binding The union supported Voter's $4.9 billion cost, an October 1986 from down-to-earth specifics ("W hy through the summer and Americans to see asked most often at shareholder in the quarter and had record results for the year, action and claimed the agreement operational date and a 60 percent are shareholders not givdn a tour of the continue to pay the top asking price, arbitration since early February meetings this year, include the effects according to Millard H. Pryor Jr., president of was binding. capacity factor. company's facilities?” ) to the sweep- prices are going to rise dramatically and had until midnight Tuesday to of the economy on business, the impact Lydall Inc. "F o r the city now to claim Vater ingly general ("H ow will the current and there will be a shortage of property reach an accord or submit final Score round 1 for the governor of Treasury Department proposals for Sales of Colonial footwear components declined had no specific advance written Regulator hearings on Public Ser economic outlook affect the in Central London," Conradi said. offers to the state arbitrators. tax reform and the effect of the strong partially because of a normal seasonal downturn The union last week had threa authorization to approve the vice Co.'s bond sale to complete company?” ). "The market is drying up fast,” a shopping center, where it will be press the point this week willi dollar. but mostly due to a shrinking market for tened a possible Illegal strike after agreement is irrelevant," Seals Seabrook ended last week. Regulators Brangham agreed. "There are Ameri By Mark A. Dupuis regard to one board in particular domestically produced footwear, Pryor said. said. clear stores and shoppers stand to are under a state Supreme Court order Perry said he is "absolutely” sure “ Shareholders will want to know cans constantly looking who can't find claiming the city-reneged on an United Press International and also may take action in Lydall's Elastomer Products Group had mixed gain by having a tax exemption on to determine if Seabrook's completion many company managements pay what the company has done and will do a house here anymore. The dollar is so News Analysis general, results for the quarter with increased sales of clothing as in neighboring Massa is in the best interest of consumers. A close attention to the questions average to cope, or better yet, to take advantage strong that my friends fly over just to HARTFORD — Democratic Roberl.son wrote O'Neill more Acadia transmission lips seals and decreased chusetts and Rhode Island. decision is expected after March 22, shareholders bring up, even though he of economic conditions," said Louis shop for a house. They figure it's worth Gov. William A. O'Neill may than two weeks ago about the sales to the heavy-duty equipment markets. emerge the winner of his first Though the Republicans may be when response briefs in the case are admitted many of the annual meetings Levy, partner in charge of Peat the plane fare if they can possibly get Government drops matter. He said he purposely kept showdown with the Republican- beaten to the punch on their tax due. have a pro forma air. Marwick's SEC practice. something.” by Republicans. the letter private to give the controlled Legislature, but the cut, they are less likely to lose out However, when the GOP- governor a chance to work things GOP is readying a strong battle for controlled House and Senate voted in the buttle for attention and out without making a public issue Business workshops planned what is shaping up as the second on the measure, the action got one-upsmanship on the question of evacuation plans out of it. second-billing in news headlines to gubernatorial appointments to A nine-part seminar for small business owners - round. But Robertson says his patience American Express left home without H at Manchester Community College will begin The first round involves the revelations by a Republican sena state boards and commissions. is running thin and if something handling of a bill to eliminate the tor of alleged corruption. Senate President Pro Tempore March 12 with a workshop on better business Bv Andrew Gallagher gency Management Agency con isn't done .soon, the Republicans state sales tax on clothing priced The clothing tax bill is now in Philip S, Robertson. R-Cheshire, Bv Jerry Berger considered abandoned by the state which is published in newspapers Last year, Massachusetts was suc planning. United Press International ceded for the first time last week may take, legal action against that the plan had been largely under $50, while the second round O'Neill's hands and he says he will disclosed la.st week that some United Press International because it has remained untouched for statewide. cessful in returning about half of the $18 The series is co-sponsored by the Manchester O’Neill or board members they ellminaO^ after an ex-CIA official is centering on O'Neill's nominees sign it. And, ironically, while boards and commissions are over five years. Crane explained. million that reverted to the state. The and Vernon chambers of commerce, the Small WASHINGTON — The govern believe were appointed in violation BOSTON — Amferican Express left A 1950 law requires financial institu Business Administration and MCC. It is funded by ment has quietly shelved a contro said in ait interview that budget for state boards and commissions. O'Neill proposed a different tax loaded with Democrats in violation Others on the list include the New remainder was placed in the state's of the minority representation law home without it and state Treasurer tions to notify owners or their heirs of the SBA and the University of Connecticut. versial plan to evacuate whole, cuts had k iU ^ C RP anyway. It is the latest chapter in a cut, he could get more attention of the slate's minority representa York Times, due $78.25 from Commeri- general fund, where “ we will hold those Robert Q. Crane wants to give it back. the funds, said Crane aide Tom Walsh. Other topics in the workshops will include cities to rural areas in the event of "The crisik relocation planning weeks-old battle for one- signing the GOP bill than the tion law. cal Union Assurance Co., American funds until that person or their heirs The giant financial services com The task falls to the state after five successful market plan, March 19; financial nuclear war, officials of the has been abandoned, no question upsmanship between a Demo Republicans did passing it. The law states that no more than Airlines, $499 from the County Bank for comes forward,” said Walsh. pany is owed $750 from the South Shore years and to date there has been a 40 planning, April 2; sales and marketing, April 9; nation's civil defense agency say. about it,” said FEM A deputy press cratic governor who plans to seek two-thirds of the members of a Inside Today Bank, Crane said Friday. It is one of Savings, Boston College, $114.36 from percent success rate in dealng with $110 The proposal, dubbed CRP for aide Russell Clanahan. But he said re-election next year and Republi O’NEILL WILL BE ABLE more board or commission can come Crane suggested the prominent promotions and advertising, April 16: pricing and 36,000 individuals and corporations due the Leader Federal Savings and Loan million. the term C RP has not been used by cans who want to keep control of or less to decide when and where he from the same party. O'Neill's names on the latest list shows "that less distribution, April 23: financing and ratio crisis relocation plan, caused more than $13 million from abandoned Association and Rep. Edward J. FEMA officials for three years. the Legislature in 1986 and elect a signs the bill and there are legal counsel. Jay W. Jackson, 20 pages, 2 sections The accounts range in size from $25 to than a sincere effort is being made by analysis, April 30; credit and cash flow massive resistance across the accounts In Massachusetts banks and Markey, D-Mass., due a settlement Peter Dyke of Santa Fe, N.M., Republican governor. indications he will choose a time agrees there are more Democrats ___17 Obituaries. $100,000. Often individuals prefer "not some institutions to find the owners. management, May 7; tax working and record nation, with several states and insurance companies. from Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. who worked for the CIA for 25 The clothing tax cut, which will and place that will draw media than allowed now and plans to Business - _ 20 Opinion__ to be bothered” by the small sums, said How can anyone fail to locate Am eri keeping, May 14. / cities rejecting the notion that such Classified- . 18-19 Peopletaik. The money — which includes bank save taxpayers up to $19.4 million meet with a GOP aide next week to Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Massachu Walsh, although investigators are used can Express, Hertz Rental, the New All workshops will be held in room F-6, MCC, at large-scale evacuations were feas years and retired in 1975, last week attention without other issues Comics. . 8 Sports. accounts, insurance settlements, gift setts, H & R Block, Howard Johnson's ible. Officials had derided it as said deep budget cuts in civil this fiscal year and another $62 dominating the day. discuss ways to remedy the Entertainment__ 17 Television . to track down people owed sizeable York Times or Boston English High 7 p.m. and will cost $15 per session. Lottery _ 2 Weather__ cfertificates and payrolls checks — is and IBM are also on the latest list. sums. School," he said.” unworkable and unrealistic. million in the fiscal year beginning Administration officials half- problem. Officials of the F ^ e r a l Emer- 'CX. Please turn to page 10 July 1, was first proposed this year jokingly say O'Neill may sign it at The Republicans, however, will A ' MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Murdi 4. 1985 - 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, March 4, 198.') North Koroan dafactor has thrills, woas Educators meet By Michael Ross intelligence and a millionaire by there must he someboby spying on me looser and too much freedom some Weiss, directors United Press International Korean standards, thanks to the the way I spied on other people. I times creates confusion," he said. generous rewards South Korea heaps became fed up with the way they Lee, who spent two weeks in Hawaii SEOUL — Two years ago this on defectors from the North. maintained their system," he said. last summer, also came back puzzled February, Capl. Lee Ung Pyong But adjusting to life on the other side Apart from missing his fapiily. Lee by certain American habits. on school budget decided to fly south for the winter. of the peninsula, divided by war before says he has no regrets about his “You Americans all buy big cars to By.BIII Yinglino But Lee’s migration was special. A he was born, has not always been easy. decision to defect. "1 overcame them drive just 30 miles to work. Then after Herald Reporter pilot in the North Korean air force, Lee "f often think of my family, my all when I crossed the DMZ," he says. work you jog to lose weight. I don’t had been thinking of defecting for three brother and my sisters, with sorrow," But he admits there are some things understand why you don’t just run to Manchester school officials will meet with Town risr' years. His chance came Feb. 25, 1983, he said. "My ope con.solation is that he still finds confusing — among them, work instead,” he said Manager Robert B. Weiss and members of the Board during what was to have been a routine their lives were already so bad that democracy and Americans. of Directors tonight to discuss the schoni board's training flight. they could not have been made worse Although South Korea is a long way Apart from greater freedom, Lee proposed $24.8 million budget. After taking off from an air base near by my defection.’' \ from being a democracy. Lee, who says the biggest difference between the Administrators .sent a copy of the budget to the town the North Korean capital of Pyon Lee was 24 when he began listening to grew up under North Korea’s niore two Koreas is wealth. "The North is manager’s office after the.school board adopted the gyang, Lee broke away frOm his South Korean propaganda broadcasts rigid system, says hesometinies thinks very poor and people live in great budget Feb. 11. squadron and bolted south in his on his cockpit radio during training there is still "too much freedom" in the hardship. But the South is rich," he Weiss, however, chose not to comment on the Chinese-built MiG 19 jetfighter. Flying flights. "They criticized communism South. said. district’s requests, saying only that he would wait for low to evade North Korean radar, he and I found myself agreeing with “In the North, everything is highly Asked what sign of wealth impressed school officials to make their pitch in person before he K crossed the DMZ over the western them," he said. organized and rigid. Everybody fol him most about South Korea, Lee would respond. Korean coast, wagging his wings to His turning point came shortly lows the policy of the (Communist) looked up from the pad on which he was “I’m just going to listen.” he said. signal South Korean interceptors that afterwards. "Besides being a pilot, I Party and nobody can add or subtract doodling geometric shapes and said: Tonight’s meeting will be at 8 o’clock at the school he wished to defect. was an intelligence agent. I was anything from what is allowed by the “pigeons” board’s offices. 45 North School St. " S - ‘ CAPT. LEE UNG PYONG Now. at age 29. Lee is already a supposed to report to security people on party. ’’Pigeons?’’ repeated his In this year’s budget, officials have included . . colonel on the other side colonel in South Korean military my colleagues. Then one day I realized "But in the South things are much interviewer. $147.0(10 .worth of improvements, which would represent an 8 percent increase over current .school spending. ^ Among the major improvements in the budget, W eather school officials have requested $35,000 to expand the Peopletalk districts program for gifted students to grades one through four. $31,000 to improve the computer Today’s forecast instruction program and $22,000 to add a program in Murphy on the beach which faculty members could train to be A Caesar for you Connecticut, Massachusetts administrators. Comedian Eddie Murphy has signed to play- ^lain Delon won the best actor award and and Rhode Island: Tonight: Assistant Superintendent of Schools 'Wilson E. four midnight shows at the Sands Casino-Hotel, Sabine Azema the be^actress honors at the 10th windy, the occasional snow or Deakin said tonight’s meeting and another meeting in his first appearance annual presentation oClhe Caesar trophies to sleet changing to rain with rain April with the Board of Directors are provided for in in Atlantic City, memlx'rs of the French film industry The developing elsewhere. Tempera the -town’s charter. He said, however, a second N.J. Caesars arc the French equivalent of Holly tures rising into the 40s. Tues meeting is not always necessary if the budget rolls A Sands spokes wood's Oscars. day: showers during the morn through the process unscathed. man said tickets for The best film of 1984 was judged to be "Les ing. Becoming partly sunny So far. the budget has advanced through the process shows, April 25-28, Ripoux " (The Rot), by Claude Zizi, a tale of a during the afternoon. Highs with few snags. 4 are priced at $40 policeman and his incorruptible assistant. Zizi around 50. Except for a $6,000 addition to the school district’s apiece. . also won the best director trophy in the awards Maine: Winter storm watch program for gifted students, the board has adopted The Sands seems announced Saturday night by the Academy of north tonight. Snow tonight but the plan just as Superintendent James P. Kennedy Open house a suitable spot for French Film Professionals. had prescribed. the 23-year-old mixing with or changing to sleet Delon was honored for his role in "Notre or freezing rain south, except all Education officials have said that this school budget comedian to make Histoire" (Our History) and Azema’s prize has a good chance of being passed near its entirely his Atlantic City winning role eame in 'Un Dimanche a la rain coastal sections. Lows in the First, they claim, the budget representsonly a modest At open house Suniday at the Manchester Police Station, Chief Robert premiere, since it Campagne " (Sunday In the Country). teens and 20s. Scattered showers increase in spending. Second, they predict healthy D. Lannan (above) chats with children in his office while adult visitors makes an effort to or flurries south on Tuesday and revenues in the coming year, primarily becau.se of the depart from usual snow or mixed precipitation state’s guaranteed tax base program look on. At right, Kerry Street resident Warrent LeGeyt, 11, finds out casino fare — feat north. Highs in the 20s north to Deakin has said the program, designed to equalize what it's like to spend time in a holding cell at the police station. Below, uring Linda Ron- near 40 south. King of the road educational opportunity throughout the state, could dispatcher Joseph Bangasser describes the operation of the stadt, Robin Willi New Hampshire: Winter March comes In like a fish mean as much as one-half million dollars in additional ams and Chaka Singer-songwriter Carole King is busy with a storm watch up north tonight. Tonight: Occasional snow and sleet changing to periods of rain revenues to the town. emergency dispatching center in the police station, which handles all Khan in recent lawsuit aginst the U.S. Forest Service but will play a government official in her movie debut. Mixed precipitation tonight. during the evening then continue overnight. Temperatures rising into routine police calls as well as emergency fire and medical calls on the months. Even with Lows in the 20s. Scattered the 40s. South winrf 25 to 35 mph. Chances of precipitation 90 A the $40 price tag, King, who is suing the Forest Service in a showers or flurries south and town’s 911 system. The annual open house is jointly sponsored by the there should be a lot dispute over a road running through her Idaho percent. Tuesday: showers during the morning. Partial clearing M anchester Eddie Murphy ranch, will play a county assessor in "Murphy’s occasional snow north Tuesday. during the afternoon. Mild with a high around 50. Chance of showers police department and the.Manchester Exchange Club and is free to all of fans turning out to Highs in the 30s north to near 40 see the reigning comedy king. Romance,” a comedy being filmed at Florence, less than 20 percent during the afternoon. Today’s weather picture town residents and their friends. Ariz., with Sally Field and James Garner. south. was drawn by Todd Longo, 9, of 118 Briarwood Drive, a fourth grader In Brief King said also she is writing songs for the movie Vermont: Winter storm watch at Keeney Street School. and spent a day on location last month with Field, for late today and tonight in the Svvensson on tourism group who is the producer. Asked whether her role is Champlain Valley, Upper Con state Rep. Elsie L. Swensson. R-Manchester. confrontational — like her relations with Custer necticut Valley and Northern has been appointed to the .subcommittee on arts, Out of step County and Forest Service officials in the road Green Mountains. Snow mixing tourism and cultural resources of the National dispute — King laughed and said, “I was acting with or changing to freezing rain Conference of State Legislatures by Hou.se One of Martin Mull’s first roles was that of a like a county assessor. You can draw your own north and changing to rain south Speaker Ralph E. Van Norstrand. R-Darien. lunatic and the audience was his draft board. conclusions” tonight. Snow or freezing rain The committee’s priorities include the eco Mull, who specialized in portraying smarmy / may be heavy in northern nomic impact of the arts and urban revitalization characters on television’s "Mary Hartman, Mary through the arts, cultural tourism and historic Hartman” and the movie “Take This Job and sections. Windy with tempera Shove It,'’ went for .a military examination in tures rising into the 30s. Precipi pre.servation. Distinctive iooks tation tapering off to scattered “I am looking forward to the new challenge, to 1967. becoming involved with the administration of the The American Optometric Association took a —showers or flurries Tuesday. Highs in the mid 30s to mid 40s. district to increase tourism in Connecticut." "I thought I could save the taxpayers some look at the entertainment world and, aided by Swensson saidt money because 1 was privy to a piece of 77.000 readers of information that the Army wasn’t," he told Modern Screen Extended outlook LaBonne to head arts group Genesis magazine. "I knew — absolutely 100 ^agazing, came up A Extended outlook for New George LaBonne of Manchester has been percent — that I was not a soldier” with sho'w busi elected president of the Capifol Region Perform ness’s most distinc England Wednesday through Mull said he dressed like someone just released ing Arts Center Inc. | tive eyes. Friday: LaBonne. who represents the Manchester from a mental hospital and packed a unique The best eyes on Connecticut, Massachusetts lunch. Community College Foundation, will succeed television belonged and Rhode Island: Fair Wednes Robert C. Barnes. "It was a tuna salad sandwich with the tuna to "Dynasty” stars day through Friday. High packed in one seperate foil ball," he said, "Each Satellite view Other officers elected at a meeting Wednesday Linda Evans and temperatures in the mid 30s to of the group’s board of directors were Dr. Francis carrot stick was individually wrapped and each John Forsythe while piece of bread was individually wrapped. I also the 40s. Lows in the 20s Wednes Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows a Helfrick of Manchester, vice president, and William Hurt and day and Thursday, upper 20s and strong storm system over the northern Plains. Layered clouds Rosemarie Papa of Manchester, secretary. got locked in the hearing-test booth. And 1 think Linda Ronstadt, it’s only reasonable that a man would cry if he 30s Friday. producing heavy snow blanket the northern Plains and the upper Newly appointed to the board were Manchester who was described Vermont: Chance of flurries residents Mary Willhide and Valerie Johnston, were locked in a hearing-test both, don’t you?" as having "fairy Mississippi Valley. A line of thunderstorms is visible in western The performance won him a 4-F classification. Wednesday. Dry Thursday and sections of the middle Mississippi Valley. High clouds from the storm representing the MCC Alumni Association. tale princess eyes,” Friday. Seasonably cold with Manchester residents reappointed to the board were selected as spread to the Northeast. Frontal clouds obscure the Pacific highs mainly in the 30s and lows Northwest. There are patchy low clouds over the Rockies. were Dr. Donald W. Morrison of the MCC having the most in the teens and low 20s. Foundation: Diane Morrison of the Manchester eye-catching eyes New Hampshire: Gradual Arts Council: Charles A. Plese of MCC; and MCC among stage actors. President William E. Vincent, an ex-officio Quote of the day Winners in the clearing from west to east Wednesday. Fair Thursday and member. Civil rights leader Hosea Williams, commemo film actors category The group is searching for .someone to chair a rating the anniversary of the 1965 march in- were young Ralph Friday. Daily high temperatures J in the 20s north and 30s south. committee to prepare a campaign to raise money Herald photos by Pinto Alabama that prompted passage of the Voting Macchio and Debra Linda Evans for the performing arts center. Rights Act: Winger and Madon Overnight lows in the single numbers north and teens south. The next meeting of the board of directors is "White oppressors have only moved over and na’s “look of wide-eyed innocence" and Prince’s March 21. put blacks in their places to do the dirty work. "eyes that reveal brash sensuality” took the pop Maine: Gradual clearing from Twenty years ago, they called us niggers. Today, music category. west to east Wednesday. Fair they treat us like niggers. We’re not nearly as free In country music, Gary Morris and Crystal Thursday and Friday . Daily high today as we were after the Civil War." Gale had the best looking eyes. temperatures in the 20s north and 30s south. Overnight lows in Fire Calls the single numbers north and teens south. Manchester Keeney and Bidwell streets Anderson Street (Town). Almanac High and low Friday, 10:57 a.m. — medical (Town). Sunday, l:36p.m —service call, Saturday, 7:17 p.m medical 122 Oak St. (Town). The highest temperature re call, 175D Downey Drive (Town, Paramedics). call, 86 Starkweather St. (Town, Sunday. 6:05 p.m. — smoke Today is Monday, March 4, the ported Sunday by the National Friday, 8:41 p.m. — alarm. Paramedics). investigation. 21.5J Tudor Lane Weather Service, excluding Meadows Convalescent Center, Saturday. 7:53p.m .—dryerfire. (Eighth District). 63rd day of 1985 with 302 to follow. Alaska and Hawaii, was 91 Meadows Convalescent Center The moon is moving toward degrees at Presidio, Texas. The Bidwell Street (Town). (Town). Sunday, 9:18 p.m. — medical full. Friday, 10:58 p.m. — service call, 79 Arnott Road (Town. low was 6 degrees at Warroad, 'National forecast call, 305 Main St, (Town). Saturday, 10:,52 p.m. — car fire. The morning stars are Jupiter Minn. r., 39 Purnell Place (Town), Paramedics). and Saturn. Sunday. 10:34 p.m. — smoke For the period ending 7 a.m. EST Tuesday. During early Tuesday Saturday. 2:07 a.m. — medical Saturday, 11:36 p.m. — medical The evening stars Mercury, Airquality call, 203 High St. (Town. call, 1146 Main St. (Town, alarm, 58A Pascal Lane (Town). Venus and Mars. morning snow is forecast for parts of the Central Plateau, Upper Great Paramedics). ^ Paramedics). Sunday. 11:23 p.m. — medical USDA CHOICE FULL CUT Those born on this date are The state Department of Envir Lakes and the North Atlantic regions with rain along the Central and Saturday, 5:09 a.m. — dumpster Sunday. 3:18 am . — motor call, 330 Broad St. (Town, under the sign of Pisces. They onmental Protection provides South Atlantic coast. Elsewhere, the weather will be fair. Minimum fire, 117 Colonial Road (Town). vehicle accident, 21 Clinton St. Paramedics). include composer Antonio Vi daily air pollution reports and temperatures will include (maximum temperatures in parenthesis)' Saturday, 9:57 a.m. — mutual (Town, Paramedics). SIRLOIN STEAKS____ >. <2.89 seasonal pollen count informa Sunday. 11:53 p.m. — medical valdi in 1678, Notre Dame Atlanta 50(63), Boston 32(51), Chicago 15(29), Cleveland 24(50) aid to Vernon (Eighth District). Sunday, 5:22 a.m. — water flow call, 1226 Main St. (Tpwn^ USDA CHOICE football coach Knute Rockne in tion from the Department of Dallas 41(67), Denver 16(55), Duluth 4(13), Houston 45(72) Saturday. 11:51 a.m. — brush alarm, A.G. & W. Klock Co., 1366 Paramedic.^). Health Services. The recorded Jacksonville 56(78), Kansas City 22(38), Little Rock 38(62), Los 4 1888, actor Marlon Brando in fire. Lookout Mountain Drive Tolland Turnpike (Eighth Monday. 12:55 a.m. — medical 1924, British auto racing cham- message is provided at 566-3449. Angeles 34(53), Miami 72(83), Minneapolis 4(15), New Orleans (Town). District). call, 79 Bridge St. (Town, PORTERHOUSE or jpion Jimmy Clark in 1936, and 58(72), New York 33(52), Phoenix 42(71), St. Louis 22(40), San „ Saturday. 1:17 p.m. — medical Sunday. 5:30 a.m. — motor Paramedics). actress Paula Prentiss in 1939. Weather radio Francisco 34(55), Seattle 34(45), Washington 41(61) call, 444 Center St. (Town, vehicle accident, 342 Adams St. Monday. 1:57 a.m. — medical SHORT STEAKS...... ib.*3.69 The National Weather Service Paramedics). (Eighth District, Paramedics). call. 165 Cooper Hill St. (Town, On this date in history: broadcasts continuous, 24-hour Saturday, 3:04 p.m. — grass fire. Sunday, 1:12 p.m. — brush fire. Paramedics). In 1789, the U.S. Congress met weather information on 162.475 194 Slater St. (Eighth District). for the first time, in New York Manchester Herald Saturday, 3:15 p.m. — medical MUCKE’S-natural casino City. mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in call, 78 Maple St, (Town, n In 1801, Thomas Jefferson New London and 162.40 mHz in Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Paramedics). became the first president to be Meriden. Saturday. 3:36 p.m. — service 1 HOT DOGS...... ,4*1.89 Penny Sadd . Mark F. Abraitis call. 34 Oliver Road (Eighth PANCAKE BREAKFAST 1 inaugurated in Washington. Associate Publisher In 1917, Jeanette Rankin, a Business Manager District). Sponsored by UNICO of Manchester 1 OUR OWN Montana Republican, became L ottery USPS 327-500 Saturday. 3:46 p.m. — motor the first woman member of VOL. CIV. No. 129 vehicle accident, Avery and Dem- ing streets (Town, Paramedics). Sunday, March 10, 1985 ^ } BAKED HAM...... - '2 . 1 9 Congress when she was sworn 'Publlihtd dolly txcept Sunday Suooaitad carrier rates are SI .20 and cortaln holldayt by th« Man- Saturday. 3:50 p.m. — smoke 1 into the House of waokly, tS.12 for one month, SIS.3S Connecticut daily chMtar Publlihine Co., 14 Brajnord tor three months, S30.70 tor six investigation. 250 N. Main St. 8 am - 1 pm FRESH BAKED Representatives. Plata, Monchattar, Conn. 06M0. months and S41.40for one year. Moll (Eighth District). 1 In 1958, the U.S. atomic subma Second clo u pottoea paid at Man- rates are available on request. Saturday: 977 c h tittr . Conn. POSTMASTER: Saturday. 3:55 p.m. — brush fire, rine Nautilus became the first to Sand addroai chonao* to tha Mon- behind 363 Broad St. (Town). . Knights of Columbus Hall 1 DINNER ROLLS...... doz.590 reach the North Pole by passing Play Four: 6040 choftar Harold, P.O. Box SH, To place a cloultled or display Saturday, 4:45 p.m. — medical beneath the Arctic ice cap. Manchaiter, Conn. 04040. advertisement, or to report a newt 138 Main Street , Today In history Other numbers drawn Satur Item, story or picture Idea, call call, 201 Spring St. (Town, In 1963, the Supreme Court day in New England: GUARANTEED DELIVERY; If 443-2711. Office hours ore0:30o.m. Paramedics). Highland Street, ruled against so-called railroad you don’t recalva your Harold by S to S p.m. Monday through Friday. 317 On March 4, "^ l/, Jeanette Rankin,'^ a Montana Maine daily: 876 p.m. waakdoy* or 7:10'. o.m. Satur Saturday, 4:54 p.m. — alarm, Adults *2.50 ‘‘featherbedding’’ under out Republican, became the first woman member of New Hampshire daily; 419Z day, plaota talophona your corrlar. Manchester High School, East HIGHLAND PARK MARHET moded rules. Rhode Island daily: 3084 If you're unable to raach your The Manchester Herald It a Middle Turnpike (Town). Children under 12 *1.25 Manchester 646-4277 Congress when she was sworn into the U.S. House of carrier, coll (ubtcrlber urvlce at subscriber to United Press Interna In 1984, Gary Hart defeated Vermont daily; 283 443-2711 by 7 p.m. weakdayt or 10 tional newt services and It a Saturday, 6:13 p.m. — brush fire, Walter Mondale in the Maine Representatives. Shd is seen here as she made her first Massachusetts daily; 1351 o.m. Soturdoyt tor euaranteed member of the Audit Bureau of 435 Main St. (Town). AH proceeds to benefit local charities. Democratic caucuses. appearance in Washington, ‘‘Megabucks’’; 3-6-9-11-14-27 dellyary In Monchattar. Circulations. Saturday, 7:03 p.m. — alarm. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, March 4, 1985 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, March 4, 198^i
U .S ./W orld Reagian plans fight to salvage proposals Strike’s end helps
Bv Norman D. Sandler some ol whom kicked oil tlicir retreat from his threat to veto In Brief United Press International legislative conference here with a emergency farm credit legislation, Thatcher’s image protest against his proposal to elim i havi found the president to be locked in nate the $4.6 billion a-.vear federal concrete at least for the present. Diplomat says crew freed / ' WASHINGTON - Five weeks into industrial violence Britain has his second term. President Reagan has revenue sharing program Leaving compromise until the last By John Jones known. NAIROBI. Kenya — Ethiopian rebels today/ transformed what was to have been a minute. Reagan has moved to the United Press International released five erew members they seized from a In his weekend radio addre.ss. a. Bloody confrontations at pit second honeymoon with Congre.ss into offensive gates between hundreds of swear Frehcl) mllilary transport plane loaded with food a political firelight for the survival of spirited counterattack against Farm LONDON — Britain's coal min His appearance Friday night before ing, shoving pickets and police that landed in a famine-plagued Ethiopian town, his major legislative priorities. Belt legislators, the nation's mayors, ers have agreed to end their fellow warriors from the political right with riot-shields left at least two a French diplomat in Addis Ababa said. Pursuing his goals in scattershot educators and busine.ss interests that yearlong strike — the longest, provided the perfect forum for an people dead and 1,746 injured The diplomat, contacted by telephone from fashion as political brushfires erupt would be asked to feel the pinch of fiscal most expensive and most violent emotional call to support the Contra The strike cost nearly $3 3 Nairobi, said the five French citizens-arrived in and .subside around him. Reagan has re.straint. Reagan said the succe.ss of * labor dispute in the nation's his economic program has led to rebels in Nicaragua, likened by Rea billion, according to the Ilenley the F'thiopian ctipital of Addis Ababa today after devoted h k attention to aid to Nicara history — without i^ttling differen "record revenues " for state and local gan to "the moral equivalent of the Center for Forecasting. The go their rclease.'Tliey had not been harmed, he said, guan rebcTs one day and production of ces with the state-run National goveiinments Founding Fathers and the brave men 4 Coal Board. vernment spent half that total on The report could not im mediately be the MX mi.ssile the next. and women of the French Resistance" imported oil to keep the power <-onfirmed. In a speech to educators', he justifies Miners' delegates Sunday voted In /blunt remarks to the nation's stations operating and it cost the The diplomat! who asked not to be identified, his plan to cut .student aid by 25 percent 981^1 in favorof returning to their governors last week. Reagan said the Nor did Reagan signal any retreat police $166 million t<^ keep order. said it was unclear exactly who kidnapped the to deny subsidized loans to the wealthy. jobs Tue.sday after about 10,000 federal government, running a deficit from a hostile Congress on the budget The miners had their union funds men. Days later, he challenges Congre.ss to miners abandoned the walkout last estirtiated at $222 billion for 1985 can no in his radio addre.ss the follow ing day of $8.8 million .seized by the High "W e don't know either why they have done it. muster the "political courage" to week and less than half the men longer, "?ord to aid states or localilies Court. The union paid no strike but it looks like they are trying to gain some approve painful budget cuts ".As long as I'm president, " he said, were left on strike, which began that an in the black money and miners and families pidilicity ". he said. Egged on by such advi.sers as Patrick "we re not going back to the days when last March 12. The miners agreed to end the lo.sl a year's wages. In Paris, Defense Ministry officials said the Buchanan, his conservative director of The governors protested that few America was becoming an impotent strike despite having failed to “ There is no victory The coal crew members apparently were seized during White House communications, Reagan states have fiscal pictures as bright as democracy, too weak to meet defense reach a settlement with the Coal industry has lost, it's the victim ." "an important military action" Sunday at has gone to the people with pointed, the one painted by Reagan and commitments or to resist communist Board about the closure of unprof said Michael Eaton, the Coal I.alilx'la airport in Wallo province. 18,'> miles even defiant, appeals to Congress and emphasized some, such as those in the takeovers and. yes, too weak to stop a itable pits — the cause of the Board's chief spokesman. north of Addis Ababa, in which the rebels had warnings to his critics. Midwest, still suffer from serious federal spending machine from impov walkout — or an amnesty for more taken over the airport. pickup3rdgraf: Defen.se Today, he was prepared to stand his economic problems. erishing families and destroying our PRESIDENT REAGAN than 700 men fired during the Ministry. ground again in a speech to county But the governors, like farm-state economy with runaway taxes .and . seeks ‘political courage’ dispute. 0 Walkout had officials from around the country. lawmakers who thought Reagan would inflation " Prime Minister Margaret Writers ready to strike Thatcher greeted the news with huge costs HOLLYWOOD -- West Coast members of the “ overwhelming relief,” LONDON (UPI) - The eco Writers Ciuild of America voted to reject the "W e had to make certain that nomic and social costs of the Farm lobbying dons a different stripe violence and intimidation and miners' strike; latest offer by movie and television producers, and if their East Coast counterparts follow the impossible demands could not win. ECONOMIC Cost to the nation was esti script when they vote tonight, there will be a Bv Sc-ila Hillgren when the AAM, perhaps 1,000 strong, government interlerence with the free UPI photo There would have been neither More conservative Midwest mated at $3.17 billion, acco'rding strike at midnight United Press International begins lobbying for an immediate farmers, members of the .American market. freedom nor order in Britain if we One of the many miners who demonstrated in London have been dismissed from jobs during the year-old to the independent Henley Cen The producers say they have stockpiled enough moratorium on farm foreclosures until Farm Bureau Federation, also will be Part of the lobbying effort came from had given in to violence," Thatcher ter for Forecasting. The figure scripts for the current TV season, and predicted a WASHINGTON - Members of the case-by-case restructuring of farm in Washington for annual spring a visit by the South Dakota l,egislature, Sunday holds aloft a banner referring to the miners who strike. The miners' delegates voted to end the walkout. said. includes a $I.7billion subsidy to strike would have little immediate effect American Agriculture Movement, debt can be put into place. lobbying visits. which was unique in a capital where But Arthur Scargill. militant 4 power stations to burn more oil But guild spokc.smen maintain that some shows whose traetors tore through the na The movement, which staged a one interest group blurs into the next. It leader of the 186.000-member Na For the groups, the main concern is are in '‘terrible trouble " and theimpact will be tion's capital six years ago. are militant "iraclor-cade" to Washington was the first time a state ever sent all tional Union of Mineworkers, and $166 million to police the the threat to their industry, which has seen when the networks' 13 daytime soap oiicras returning today to dig up support for six years ago. also will lobby for higher its representatives to Washington. Strike was longest in British history remained defiant in defeat. strike. suffered from high interest rates that begin running out of material in a week or two emergency relief to deeply indebted crop price supports "The dispute will continue until Resumption of mining should propelled farmers' expenses beyond The Senate and the House defied Network and local news programs will not be farmers. the aims are completely fulfilled add 1 percent to Britain's Unlike the earlier protest, when their income. charges of “ budget busting" and White LONDON (UPI) — Following is Midlands in the biggest police go on until December or even Nov. 19 — Back to work move affected because news writers work under With 200,000 or more farmers in and... there is an amnesty forthose economic growth, according to massed tractors roared through Wa At the same time, a strong dollar has House veto threats to approve relief a chronology of events in Britain's operation in a labor dispute since longer." accelerate.^. 2,282 return. separate contracts. financial trouble, representatives of who h a v^ ^ en dismissed,” he said forecasts by stockbrokers. shington belching smoke, ripping up crippled farm exports — sales that^an beyond the president's debt restructur miners strike, the longest major the 1926 general slrhke. • June 18 — Scargill knocked Nov. 30 — Taxi driver Killed Numerically, the New York guild members the heartland have swarmed to Wa on the st&^i of the Trades Union DEATHS and INJURIES grass on the Mall and snarling traffic in make the differenee between profits ing program. , labor dispute in the nation's April 1 — Some railmen refuse to unconscious in Orgreave violence. taking miner to work in South could block the strike — which was authorized by Congress building. At least two people died and shington in the past three weeks to seek angry demonstrations, AAM leaders history: run Midlands coal trains. Police deny he was hit by a Wales. • a 3-2 margin Saturday on the West Coast — when and los.ses. Eight defecting Republicans — seven In pouring rain, hundreds of 1,746 others were injured during federal relief The envoys have been promise peaceful action this year 1984 ® May 1 — Rival groups of miners truncheon Dec. 2 — Special union confer from farm states — made the d iffer miners greeted him with anger and the dispute, police said. Miner they vote tonight. But spokesmen said that was properly pinstriped up to now — mainly Arrayed against the farmers' pleas March 6 — State-run National throw stones and hurl bricks at July 2 — Steel union leaders ence voles to fight on. The opening event is a noon rall.v ence as the GOP-controlled Senate tears, shouts of "no” and “ traitor" David Jones was killed March unlikely. The guild claims9,‘200members. 6.400of governors and members of Farm Belt are President Reagan and his lop Coal Board announces plans to cut each other when 5,000 working reject call for steel strike as Dec. 20 — Nottinghamshire today at. the Washington Monument voted 54-45 for a $100 million farm and a chant of "w e're not going 15, 1984, by a thrown object on them on the West Coast. Of the 2.0.S8 votes cast legislatures. aides, who argue the administration is coal output by 4 million tons to miners stage a right- to-work "completely unacceptable." miners vole to defy union rules. during balloting Friday night and Saturday in followed by a march through the interest subsidy. The House will vote on b a ck " Midlands picket line. South But what Agriculture Secretary John doing enough to ease the debt crisis and stem annual loss of $340 million a march. July 4 — British Broadcasting Dec. 25 — Striking miners Agriculture Department and to the But only in the liny Kent Wales taxi driver David Wilkie Hollywood. 61 percent backed a walkout Block described as "playing a political that what farming really needs is to be the upper chamber's measure year. National Union of Mine- May 23 — First talks break Corporation reports 3,900 arrests, celebrate Christmas despite nine White House coalfield in southeast England was was killed last Nov. 30 when a game " will take on different garb today weaned away from a half-century of Tuesday. workers say this will mean closing down. Union leader Arthur Scar- two dead. 640 injured in strike so months without pay. there serious talk about staying on concrete post dropped from 20 pits and loss of 20,000 jobs. gill walks out when officialsr far. Police making up to 400 pounds strike.,Even miners in Yorkshire, bridge onto his speeding car. Miners strike in South Yorkshire refuse to discuss closure plans. a week overtime. the nation's largest coalfield Eighty-five policemen were Guerrillas down plane and some Scottish pits. May 25 — Mass picketing of July 5 — Union. Coal Board where the dispute began, vowed to seriously injured and 1,305 LISBON. Portugal — Angolan guerrillas Thayer March 8 — Union executive Orgreave coking plant. officials meet for peace talks. 1985 abide by the union decision. others were slightly injured. announced today they shot down an Angolan backs nationwide strikes. May 29 — Worst violence so far. July 9 — National dock strike Jan. 10 — Union votes to expel Blacks Miners at the Maerdy pit in Thirty-eight miners were se Nottinghamshire. Boeing 737 jetliner with a surface-to-air missile in March 10 — Durham and Kent 82 arrests. 62 people injured in o w r movement of coal. riously injured and 318 slightly Jan. 17 — 24-hour rail strike in South Wales planned to march the southern African country, killing all 26 people coalfields join strike. clashes at Orgreave. Scargill leads July 18 — Third round of peace injured, authorities repored. support of miners. back to work behind their colliery aboard. to face March 12 — Strike'nationwide. 81 7,000 pickets, accuses police of talks collapse. ARRESTS Jan. 21 — Secret meeting be band, red union banners flying In a six-line statement, the pro-Western CNITA march to pits are out but 83 work normally. brutality. Police attack miners July 21 — Dock strike ends. A total of 9.750 miners and aloft. guerrilla movement — Union for the Total Union moderates call for a strike with rocks, bottles, potatoes July 31 — South Wales miners tween union and Coal Board to "W e're going back with our others were arrested, the Home Independence of Angola — said the plane w;is ballot. National Coal Board says studded with nails. Ambulance assets seized and fined $55,000 for effort settlement. heads held high, let Thatcher and Office said. Charges were downed Wedne.sday "at the moment" it took off l i charges Britain has 23 million tons of coal in men issued with riot helmets and contempt of court over picketing. Feb. 20 — Miners reject peace the Coal Board make no mistake brought in 7.874 cases and 5,.528 from the southern city of Lubango for the capital remember stock with another 24 million at the shields. Aug. 23 — Second national dock plan by trades union leaders and about that." said one Maerdy man had been handled by Sunday. of Luanda. 410 miles to the north. power stations. May 30 — Scargill arrested on strike called. government. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Former in a comment echoed defiantly in The charges ranged from Slate-run Portugue.se Radio Comercial. citing March 14 — Violent picketing Orgreave picket line. Sept. 9 — Secret peace talks Feb. 25 — A record 3,807 miners Bv*Terry Abbott deputy Secretary of Defense Paul the tightly-knit mining communi murder — arising from Wilkie's unidentified sources in the rebel movement and in shuts down more mines. 132 pits June 7 — 10,000 miners march collapse again. back in one day. United Press International Thayer and stockbroker Billy Bob ties across Britain. death — to minor offenses such Luanda, said 26 people had been aboard the plane. shut. Some 136.000 of Britain's through London to Parliament. Oct. 10 — Union fined $200.000 for Feb. 27 — More than 50 pereni of Harris, both of Dallas, were charged The strike divided the nation, as breach of the peace, unlawful It said the craft was apparently downed by a 175,000 miners now on strike. High Police arrest 110. Opposition Labor contempt of court. miners back at work. SELMA. Ala. — A solemn procession today with obstruction of justice and split the miners' union, impover assembly and theft. There have SAM-7 surface-to-air missile. Court orders miners leaders to Party accuses Prime Minister Oct. 16 — Pit supervisors vote to March 1 — Pressure from of about 5.000 blacks, many locking giving false testimony. ished mining communities, set been 4,112 convictions. 1,416 If the .statement is confirmed, the downing of stop backing roving pickets. Margaret Thatcher's Conserva strike Oct. 25. regional coalfields to abandon arms and chanting "W e Shall Over miner against miner. It provoked acquittals and 2.346 people the Boeing 737 would be the third Angolan TAAG U.S. Attorney Joseph DiGenova said March 15 — Striking miner dies tives of intervening directly to Oct. 24 — Supervisors strike strike come " peacefully crossed a steel-and- two national dock strikes, a remain on court bail. A airlines jetliner shot down by the rebels in two in an announcement of the indictments on picket line at Ollerton in the defeat miners. Government af- called off. March 3 — Special delegate concrete bridge over a muddy Ala one-day rail strike and the worst years. that both men will plead guilty. The Oct. 25 — High Court orders conference votes to end strike. bama River, where two decades ago Midlands. - firms it will not interfere in any Reporters at the official Angolan ANGOP news case was assigned to Federal District seizure of union fund. angry state troopers attacked them in a March 16 — Government dis Coal Board settlement with agency said they had no official confirmation of Court Judge Charles Richey, who was Oct. 28 — Sunday Times dis bloody clash that promptectoassage of patches 3,000 extra police to the miners. the jetliner's downing. expected to hear it later today. closes the miners asked Libya for the Voting Rights Act. Midlands. June 12 — Cost of policing is Led by the Rev. Jesse Jackson and March 17 — Midlands, Northeast estimated at 65 million pounds. money. N, Thayer resigned his post last year. and Northwest miners vote against June 15 — Miner killed by truck Nov, 5 — Union funds of $3 Coretta Scott King, the marchers The indictment says that Thayer Searchers seek survivors Sunday began a somber 50-mile trek strike. at Ferrybridge power statibn. million seized in Dublin. passed information to his friend Harris March 19 — Some 8,000 police June 21 — Coal Board chief Ian Nov. 12— 1,200 miners go back to Madras fancies ' SAN FRANCISCO — Search planes and vessels from Selma to Montgomery, where 100% cotton plaids & stripes for while Thayer held a number of high guard mines roadblocks across McGregor warns the strike "could work. ranged over 4,000 square miles of the Pacific they hope to rekindle a civil rights corporate positions. Thayer was chair billowy skirts & more. Machine Sunday in hopes of finding survivors of a tug that flame they fear is flickering out man of the board of directors and the washable, 44-45". sank while trying to reach a runaway barge. They covered 8 miles the first day chief executive officer of the LTV Reg. $4.99 yd. The body of one of the six crewmen was sighted The march is to resume today and will Corporation in Dallas and a member of JO-ANN FABRICS Saturday along with debris from the San end at the stale capitol on Thursday, Quake the boards of Anheuser-Busch Co., of Francisco-based Willamette Pilot III about 50 March 7 — the 20-year anniversary of 34 St. Louis and the Allied Corp. of miles west of Point .\rena and 120 miles northwest the notorious “ Bloody Sunday" assault Morristown, N.J. 'YARD of San Francisco, the Coast Guard said. at Selma's Edmund Pettus Bridge. SINGER McCall's A second red life jacket and a survival suit, Mozelle Thomas of Selma was there During the summer of 1982, the kills 89 9429 designed to keep a wearer afloat in frigid water, in 1965 when state troopers charged the charges say, Thayer passed informa were found'Sunday. Petty Officer Brad Terrill protestors, swinging clubs ^nd heaving tion concerning the prospective acqui Puckers & plisses said, while air-and-sea rescuers searched a sition by Busch of Campbell-Taggart, scfle-cf-raiffcf Embossed poly/cotton & 100% canisters of tear gas. 4.000-square-iTple area. Inc., and in September he passed in Chile cotton for dresses & tops. She escaped the clubbing, but not 11^ Sale ends March 23rd. Machine washable. 43-44". "Some of the crewmen could still be floating gas. j ' information about Allied's possible ^ I n t i r e s t o c k around out there if they got into their survival "That's why I have these glasses on merger with Bendix Corp. SANTIAGO, Chile (U PI) - A Reg. $3A9 yd. suits." Terrill said. "That's what we've been now," she said, "Because of the gas." major earthquake jolted central counting on the whole time ..." Thomas would not say how old she is, Harris bought large quantitites of Chile, killing at least 89 people, Singer Touch-lkonic* 33 McCaVJ s Campbell-Taggart and Bendix for The hope of survivors was expected to push the but declared she was not loo feeble to injuring more than 1.400 and I YARD search into Monday, but Petty Officer Wayne finish the march. himself and several of their friends. destroying bridges, houses and Winner said that "the prospects aren't good." "There's no trying to it." she proudly churches packed with evening “ According to the information, ille I 4 7 9 9 proclaimed. "I am going all the way. I worshipers, authorities said today. ^"s^rcustorrtet gal profits of over $1.5 million were feel that we've come a long way, but The earthquake, which regis T-shirt knits made on the inside information," Doc sees Haydon progress we've got a long ways to go. tered 7.4 on the Richter scale, Reg. $1399.99 Solids, stripes & prints, what a DiGenova said in a statement. LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Artificial heart patient "I want to be a part of the finished struck at 7:48 p.m. (5:48 p.m. EST) choicel Poly/cotton machine UPl photo 29 pre-prograiTtmed decorative "Magic" 1-step 1/30FF Murray Haydon is making encouraging progress job." Thayer, 65, served as the deputy Sunday, causing panic in urban & functional stitches reinforced washable, 58-60". in his recovery from surgery to stop chest The violence aborted the original t JESSE JACKSON AND MAYOR JOE SMITHERMAN defense chief for one year, resigning centers where screaming crowds buttonholer Reg.$4.99«$5A9yd. bleeding but doctors watched for signs of march, but by March 21, 1965, when Dr. . adversaries now pledge cooperation Jan. 12, 1984, because of the pending rushed out of movie theaters and infection. Martin Luther King Jr. led the civil legal action. As deputy chief, he was i«i churches. Robert Irvine, a spokesman for the eifperimen- rights demonstrators triumphantly Most of the casualties were Low bobbin march, warned blacks against the dusty highway. charge of the day-to-day business of the indicator Memory W & W Y A R D SEWINq^S tal mechanical heart program at Humana into Montgomery, the 1965 Voting Pentagon, caused by the collapse of old promises of some white politicians. " ^ e those kids over there?" asked light I (xinel recalls Hospital Audubon, said Haydon's white blood Rights Act — forbidding efforts to keep “ White oppressors have only moved Willie Bolden — an aide to King and a houses or other buildings. Santiago 'stitch length & A n a t u r a I count and temperature would provide the first 'blacks from voting — was on its way to over and put blacks in their places to do witness to the confrontation 2(Fyears The Securities and Exchange Com sidewalks were littered with “width Instantly clues to any infection. becoming law. the dirty work," she said. "Twenty ago. "Most of them don't understand mission began investigating in Febru broken glass and debris from Handkerchief pick up McCall's fashion booklet Doctors may begin feeding Haydon through a Throughout the day, speakers re years ago, they called us niggers. why we re here. They look out and say, ary 1983. During the investigation, •fallen walls and building facades. Free-arm lor tips 8i coupons at Jo-Ann Fabrics. throat tube today in an effort to improve his minded blacks their struggle for equal ,.L Today, they treat us like niggers. We're 'Oh, look at those people marehin’ up Thayer, while he was deputy secretary Troops patrolled the capital and sewing' .2 speed linen nutrition and rever.se the slowing of his recovery, rights is not over. not nearly as free today as we were and down the road.' They don't of defense, and Harris, gave sworn . the Pacific port of Valparai.so, the Soft poly/rayon in solids & prints • Calicos Your choice of 100% cotfon country prints for dresses or which led to Saturday night's emergency motor “ We want the Justice Department to after the Civil W ar," understand." testimony. city hardest hit. to prevent looters for tailored blouses. Washable, craffs. Washable, 44-45". Reg. $3.99 yd. NOW $2.66 YD. " surgery. Irvine said, enforce the Voting Rights Act and stop Jackson and King halted the journey from entering abandoned Self 44-45". “ There has been very encouraging progress in persecuting blacks, " shouted the Rev. "It was during this testimony that buildings. Reg. $3.99 yd. •Spring prints Many colors & designs lor spring dresses, tops. Poly/ briefly on the bridge and knelt in Bolden — now director of employee winding the last 18 hours," Irvine said today. “ An X-ray Joseph Lowery, president of the prayer. both men obstructed the SEC's investi President Augusto Pinochet, cotton, washable, 44-45". Reg. $2.99 yd. NOW $1.99 YD. 4 relations for Atlanta's public schools — (this morning) indicated no more bleeding in the Southern Christian Leadership gation by giving false testimony for the cutting short a IM a y visit to front drop-ln bobbin. Troopers waited across the bridge as said he could still envision the state 66 • Posh pongee A winner for linings 8i blouses, in many colors ol chest cavity, which is what doctors had Conference. purpose of concealing and causing to be southern Chile, flew back to o m they had 20 years ago — this time to * A todMnoflt MT SkigM Qoinpony washable polyester. 45" wide. Reg. $2.69 yd. NOW $1.79 YP. ex[)ected." Hosea Williams, a leader of the 1965 troopers bearing down on the protes concealed from the SEC the true ' /Santiago and drove to the Moneda I YARD lead the marchers safely along the tors two decades ago. sources and nature of information " government palace. He was ex • FiskarS'’ scissors Buy the right scissors for the right job. Choose DiGenova said. pected to declare the area a Singer from our reg. price colleclion for smooth cutting. NOW 1/3 OFF disaster zone. Eyelet Police said'the death toll had Free-Arm ^5528 • Singer machine needles Super sharp red band or multi risen to 89 and 1,449 people, had embroideries purpose yellow band. From our regularly priced group. Study finds a new reason for longer prison sentences NOW 1/3 OFF been treated in hospitals. In 99 All-over & fancy eyelef for an Santiago alone, authorities re eleganf look.,Polylcotfon, Bv David Lawskv pleted their latest crimes 'after nals actually served the increased abandoning the idea that prisons «199 ported S3 deaths and 885 serious tion in judging each and every found half of those who get o ut of Reg. $399.99 washable, 42-44". United Press International hnishing a previous full sentence, sentences which could be imposed were a place where people could be individual case in which parole injuries. which may have included parole or prison don't commit more crimes. Reg. $4.99 A $5.99 yd. under present law ," Trott saicTin a. rehabilitated and substituted the may be administered, shouid be At least five people were crushed • 6 bullt-ln stitches WASHINGTON - A top Justice probation. The remaining 39 per "W hat about the one-half who statement. rationale of punishment. the protection of the public." he in Santiago when the roof of a • Built-In 4-$tep buttonholer Department official endorsed a cent were first-time criminals. don't return?" he said. “ I couldn't That led to a trend in the 1970s to said. church collapsed during a packed • Free-arm lor sewing In the *333_^ $099 iVA lU l PADRICIAmerica. Inc Trott's statement seemed to interview them because they're new study iSunday that he said “ Findings of this type are abandon indeterminate sentences, mass. Another four people were round show a move away from past In a similar vein, the new study not in prison. Why do people drop W & WYARD V 1 % points the way to a fresh rationale directly relevant to issues of under which people were supposed killed when a neon sign collapsed rationales for imprisonment. Cri emphasizes the importance qf out of crime? There's not much • Universal pressure system for imprisoning criminals over sentencing policy, parole decisions to be released when they were outside a movie theater. minologists say the four reasons to prisons for keeping criminals out research on that.” • 1-step threading longer periods of time. and the incapacitative effects of rehabilitated, and to determinate Two policemen were killed when imprison criminals are to deter of circulation. • Dial stitch length selection im prisonm ent," concluded the sentences, under which people a wall fell on them, and at least two MANCHESTER PARKADE The study of more than 5,000 study. crime, to punish criminals, to But his study underscores a were to be punished. Lawrence Greenfeld, who did . men died of heart attacks. prisoners found 28 percent corn- rehabilitate criminals and io keep finding that has been made again e e ASKABOUTOASK ABOUTOURFINANCINO PLANS The head of the Justice Depart But such things seem to move in the study for the Bureau of Justice In Valparaiso, three people were emitted their most recent crimes them off the streets where they and again — crim e is committed ment's criminal division, Stephen cycles. In 1939, for example, FBI Statistics, said he was unable to killed when a beam fell on them in ^ h ile they were out on parole or cannot commit crimes. by the young more often than the 643-4305 Trott, hailed the study as “ dra Director J. Edgar Hoover was a address what the cost would be to a chapel during mass. 340 Broad St. probation. If they had been forced These goals, criminologists say, old. matic evidence of this administra skeptic about the utility of parole taxpayers for additional prison Four bridges outside Santiago to serve out their previous senten tion's efforts to lead and assist are sometimes contradictory, and and suggested the public might be cells if thei;e was a surge in prison While one in every five prisoners collapsed and a tunnel from the ces their latest crimes never would state and local law enforcement." the reasons for locking people up better served by a reluctance to let population because parole and 24 or younger is back in prison Pacific coast was closed, blocking Mon.-Fil., 10- 9, Sg t., 10- 6 , S u n ., 12-5 have been committed. "The statistics also give us .some seem tp change with the times. In people back on the streets. MANCHESTER PARKADE 340 BROAD ST. 643-4305 probation were curtailed or within a year, only one or two , the return of thousands of people However, another 33 pci ent sense of how much additional the late 1960s, for example, both “ The guiding principle, the basic also repeat qffenders, had com abandoned. percent or those over 45 are back in ' returning from a weekend at the ecopztighll»»6.fob railed against the debt-ridden on the White House and his stylejs “ arrogant,” left the premises with He has been walking into White ‘ International. action, if any, is warranted.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Mond^. March 4. 1985 ?, MANCUKSTKH HKHAl-I), Mondiiv. Minch 4. 19BS
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6 :0 0 P M 3 8) 22 30 Newfs g.is lu fhortiiH io (uslify .ig.ii" •; uig.im/i’d to 1 town meeting ciiini- i:im( ( itsiwood Somif.i louku. Pat in Burlington race 5 Thrtjo s Comp {fi*|ncle(f Jack Palancc* Derry March 16 will be the last, a nald Jutton. a former town m;tn- WTNH New Haven, CT Sfinlliiy WiMUifs Lim* Marvin 1955 about 6 percent and another 25 24 Dt W ho « victim of the rapid growth chang ager in Meredith and Salem. WOR New York. NY $ 122) 130 MOVIE; 'Romance on the Orient BURLINGTON, Vt. — Consider percent were undecided. "Salem, for instance, will deal 38 One Day at a Tim e WPIX New York. NY 11 Express' An A m rni .in nidyazine editor le a mayoral race in which the Democrats and Republicans ing the face of southern New 40 Newswatch WTXX Waterbury, CT 20 kindles a romance wiif* a dashing English Hampshire, town moderator Ro with a $25 million sewer warrant Republican is running as an tried to field only one candidate 41 Reporter 41 WWLP Springfield, MA 22 man while naveliiu) on (hu fableif tram nald Hayward said Sunday. article at a town meeting where WEOH Hertford. CT 24 Cheryl Ladd Sluart Wilson, Sir John Giel independent, the Democrat ex this year in an effort to avoid 57 MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour "1 think the feeling of the people every voter is eligible to show up WVIT Hanford, CT )0 g ud 19B4 pects a big chunk of the GOP vote splitting the anti-Sanders vote. But was the town was just getting too but there will (probabl.v) tie -500 61 Goorl Tin>es WSBK Boston. M A 9t l24) 1571 American Playhouse (CC) The and the favorite is an incubent when the Republicans declined to Springfield, MA 40 people or fewer, ” said Jutton, who ICNN l Prog Cont'd WGGB Cihosi Writer ' Claire Bloom. Sarn Wana LEVY’S LAW ‘ by James Schumetoler big to function under the town Paterson, NJ 41 Socialist. offer a candidate, Gallagher de WXTV maker and Mark Linn Baker star in this system of government," said Hay is currently a consultaul IDISI New' Animal World Springfield, MA BY THP WAY IF WGBY story of a young w nler’s recollections of a . ANP 60, LAPIELf. I2£ALUV HICPP Besides that, Burlington voters cided to run anyway. He suggested the syslcin "was Hanford, CT «1 V ward. “ We don't have very many [MAXI m OVIE: 'Warlords of Atlantis' In WTIC visit with a world famous author (H) (90 AMP etNTUtMPN VOUB 6UMMATI0M- ACTUAL-PY ANVONP A6IC6, who cast ballots Tuesday will also Cable News Ntwrk ICNNi The result has been a switch of designed and I suspect worked th r Mint' I'M I tist Cotitinenl (if A llanlis war CNN rnin ) o r THE j u e y I '6PP6iAULy TUP IT '£ > WHAT POPO HP' have their choice of four other people at our town meetings" rin<) f.K tioMs sim<)(}lc lo i survival ami con DISNEY Disney Channel iois) PABT ABOUT MP m : e/euEue- L-OOk: H C P '2 Republican support to Burns, noting only 300 of the town’s 10,000 most efficieiilly when people were Sports Network KSPMl (41) Novela: Tu o Nadie A 5 C VOU TO FIND (JU6T mayoral candidates running under iio l n u tiij M cdlurr l^yd f-t*anssi,‘. Petef ESPN. MV CUIPNT riNPiN' THP LOeP NOWAPAVi). according to the poll. Twenty-two registered voters attend. conipcllcd to attend because the (.ilinoM' 1978 HBO Home Box Office iHBO' (61) P olice W om an TAICP a variety of labels, ranging from iMAXi n o t 6U ILTV percent of Burns's supporters "Very few people decide for the town was so small and cacti iTM C l MOVIE Night Full of Rain A CINEMAX Cinemax (CNN) Freeman Reports -ThlP l.ibertarian to a self-styled "ncu Movie Channel iTMCl individmd played an integral role loiiin.ilisi I .night u[) in the world s (fisas TMC f i f t h identified themselves as Republi whole town the total budget of the USA Network lUSAl (OIS) Disney-Family Album trar parly. ifis must toliT.itc a wife who is always USA V cans compared to only 12 percent town.” in the life and survival of the But polls indicate the race is iiM ily to fight (iiani .irlo liiannina. Candice 9:30 PM ( 3 ) N e w h a rt Larry and the for Gallagher. Derry, about 10 miles south of community. primarily a three-way contest Roigrn Mn tiael liicker 1978 Hatmi tifothers Darryl find it hard to handle suc Manchester, is iri the heart of the "Here in southern New Hamp cess afliir Joanna teaches them the proper between incumbent Bernard Sand (USAI Cartoon Express Despite escalating attacks by fastest growing region in the shire you have many cummulcrs 1,5) MOVIE American Caesar' way Io manage the cafe ers; Democrat Brian Burns, a 6 :3 0 P M 1 5 ' (61' One Day at a Tim e C onclusion Burns and other Democrats, Sand nation. Many southern New Hamp and many don't undcrsland tiie (41) Grandes Series: Avenida Paulista' former lieutenant govenor, and 11 Barney Miller ers seems to have solid support in shire towns are viewed as bedroom issues and concerns of the town." [8 I 40i Hardcastle & McCormick (CC) (D ISl Disney Studio Showcase Diane Gallagher, a Republican Ute Jud(|e finds that his beach is aclually this college town on the shores of Cecile Hoisington. Derry town 22 30' NBC N ew s [M A X] Max Comedy Experiment communities of Boston, about 50 ih(* hiding (tiace for 10 million dollars (60 alderman. 24 Nightly Business Report Lake Champlain dubbed "The miles to the south. clerk for 28 years, said the influx of m m ) 10:00 PM (3 ) Cagney and Lacey Cag Sanders, whose first came to 38 Jeffersons Peoples' Republic of Burlington" It is the first New Hampshire new residents led to the switch [ 9 ) N e w s ney is determiiu-d to capture a master thief office with a 22-vote upset in 1981, in the "Doonesbury " comic strip. 40 ABC N e w s (CC) wfu) IS w.inled in five continents |60 min ) community to drop the venerable :11) S olid Gold C o untdow n Special ALLEY OOP - by Dav* Qraua easily won re-election in 1983 41 Noticiero SIN (.5 ) N e w s form of government that origi 201 MOVIE: A Stranger is Watching' A GAOFRY.' THIS against a Republican and Demo In the four years Sanders has Maine villages GIVE IT TO t h i n g C X D E S N 'T nated in colonial New England iC N N l Showbiz Today killer holds hostaijes in the tunnels urnktr 11 Independent News 'EM.MR.I cratic challenger in the town of been in office, six of bis supporters since Lebanon and West Lebanon (D ISl EPCOT Magazine New York s Grand Central StcHion Rip 20) Wild. Wild West .38,000. — running under a Progressive start new year Torn, Kale Mukjrew, Jtjmes Nau()hion lESPNl Mazda SportsLook 38) Odd Couple UPl photo merged into a city more than 50 1982 He is the clear favorite again A Coalition banner — have won seats DURHAM, Maine (f ’l’Il VVlien 61 MOVIE American Caesar' Pt 1 An years ago. 22) (301 TV's Bloopers & PracticalJokes recent Burlington Free Press- on tbe 13-member Board of Aider- avowed 7 :00 P M I 3) CBS News action btogia|4iv about the life of Douglas Burlington, Vt., Mayor Bernard Sanders, an Salem, Seabrook and Londond- many pmall Maine communities Tonigfit's firacticdl |oke victurv are Richanl University of Vermont poll taken men. Democrats, once 'he domi 51 38 M 'A 'S 'H MacAithur tiased on the best si'ller by socialist, is considered the favorite in Tuesday’s ery hdVe all rejected proposals to get down to business, tliey gel Moll and Mitch Gaylord (60 mm ) two weeks ago showing him with 52 nant party in Burlington, now have 8 I ABC N ew s (CC) William M.inchesti'i abolish town meetings. Hudson down to a town meeting And tliis '241 (57) Wonderworks (CC) Tail of the [CNN] Evening News percent of the vote. fewer seats than Republicans. upcoming election in Vermont’s largest city. ( 9 I Dallas Tiger ' An old pilot and three ghosts help a voters will decide March 12 if they past weekend marked tlie begin iHBOl MOVIE Jinxed A blackjack de 11 Jeffersons young model airjilane enthusiast rebuild an want to switch to a nine-member ning of the 1985 town meeting authentic Tirjer Motfi fii|hter plane (60 aler and a nH|hiclut) singer plot to kill her 4 council and professional season in the state. (20' 40 Barney M ille r rTiiii ) gamtiling boylriend Bette, Midler Hip Public service was his life (22) W heel of Fortune Torn. Ken Wahl 1982 Halt*if R administrator. Issues don’t center around nu (38) M O VIE. 'A lfie* An unscrupulous clear power or the defense budget 24: M acN eil/Lehrer New shour womani/er goes frortt woman to woman (m a x ) m o v i e The Earthling’ A crur-l But the trend is more pro twist of fate tfvows two ififfereni person <3d) Family Feud witfuHit a quivm of conscienc** Michael nounced elsewhere in New at these local gatherings — trash Caine Shelley Winters. Millicrmt Martin aiiiies together in the Australian wilder collection, road work and school 41 Marisela n»*ss W illi.im H olden Hicky Schroder England. 1966 Lodge was scion of political family funding get the most attention. 57 N ig h tly Business Report Rated PG In Massachusetts, five towns 41 Cosas de Casados In the Androscoggin County (T M C ) m o v i e Little Darlings' Two THE BORN LOSER by Art Santom have changed to council govern i61 Diff’rent Strokes 61' Fantasy Island girls in a summer camp liet *>n who will A. Volpe, the patriarch ol the I'm riding with Jack Kennedy and ments since 1971 and another 46 town of Durham, with a voting [CNN] Moneyline By Jerry Berger (CNN) Prime News lose her innocence first Tatum O Neal. ethnic offshoot of the Bay State he's looking at a speech, when a have opted to elect town meeting population of about I,.500. voters ID IS I MOVIE: The Island of Adventure' A.LL klH H T, MPW, WOW COWE '.DR IS IHAT, ■'sH A K W I^ N C ^ United Press International [E S P N ] USFL Footb57' W illiam Grant Still Trailblazer from N considered supreme — public ambassador to Rome. "He was a ing the height of the Cold War, a "To be fair, many Vermonters more people in the community i8 ' Wheel of Fortune Shearer Christopfu'r Guest 1984 R.ited the South The ile.in of American Ijlack service. R (:om))os»*rs is profileil The Cabots, who in the words of great person to be with and a great stint Volpe believed was the can’t attend town meetings,” said have to get involved. 11 Independent News greatest contribution in Lodge’s iTM C i MOVIE 'Invasion of the Body (DISl Scheme of Things an old Boston ditty "spoke only to campaigner." Douglas. “ The first Tuesday in About 190 people turned out for 20' Hogan's Heroes Snatchers' Some strangr* brtmgs with That deep loyalty to the GOP distinguished career. 11:00 PM 3 I [ 8 2Z 30i 40i N ew s K God" arrived in the New World in March is a state holiday but few Durham’s town meeting, whicli 22 M'A'S'H friendly human faces fiegin to sili'nlly des remained strong even as age and "W e knew "what the Soviet Union troy ni.iokiiid as th«*y move to take over (5 Taxi 1700, followed by the Lodges 90 employers give their worker a Bowie called ' ' ;i real 30 Entertainment Tonight was doing, and he wes adle to lay it thr* world Donald Sutfierlanif Brooke years later. Both families were deteriorating health sapped his chance to attend,” he said. disappointment. " '38> Barney Miller (9 ' Phil Silvers Adams Li'on.irrf Nimoy 1978 R.iK’d PG heavily involved in the lucrative strength. on the table strongly,” says Volpe. In Maine, sentiment to keep the " I can remember when wc had a (401 People’s Court 11' O dd Couple FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavta After a second squeaky close loss (USA) Gong Show China trade and developed wealth "Whenever I asked him to do open town meeting is stronger, voting population of .500. and w e'd» l57«Wild World of Animals ^ 201 H oneym ooners to Kennedy in 1960, JFK named and power that still ranks among something, he did it instantly.” although participation is decreas get 200 people at a meeting. " (61 One Day at a Time 24 Dr W ho says Rep. Andrew S. Natsios. Lodge ambassador to Vietnam. 8:30 PM 19^ S ale of the Century iry THOJ^ UTTLE- the greatest in Massachusetts. ing, officials said. Bowie said, “ But now we're hung IC N N l Crossfire '38) M 'A 'S 'H While some historians suggest it (411 Mas Aprisa con la Risa His bloodlines included six U.S. R-Holliston, the current chairman “ In communities with morethan up on so many laws from Augusta [ESPN) College Basketball Report '57' Ten O'Clock News of the state GOP, who credits was an effort to blunt a possible [D ISl Mousterpiece Theater LAB senators — including the politi 5.00Q people, the merits of town and Washington that you pracli [HBO ] Fraggle Rock 61’ MOVIE' 'Boy of the Streets' A boy FATTY ACIO^---- Lodge with giving him a boost — 1964 presidential challenge. Pow meeting are outweighed by the cally need to be a lawyer to get (USA) NHL Hockey: Montreal at joins the N.ivv to esc.>pe his father s cally savvy grandfather who IUSA) Dragnet and crucial advice — in landing the ers insists politics was not the M inne sota ijangsier life Jackie* Cooper Majone Mam raised him from the age of seven — liability of having a small handful involved.” 193 7 1 * TA(^£"N up a Massachusetts governor, a se HENRY CABOT LODGE chairmanship. overriding factor. b ;0 0 P M 13) Scarecrow and Mrs. Natsios. who often finds himself " I need the best people in K ing Amanda learns that a soon to be re 9:00 PM (3 j Kate & Allie (CNN) Moneyline cretary of state and a secretary of ' . . . Cold War player embroiled in harsh political spats, America, regardless of party” leased lio o k e xpo ses li«tr a gency cover ■ C U 40' MOVIE Gaunllef (CC) A n An (DIS) MOVIE Justin Morgan Had a ^ J o g g i n g ! the navy. nr\rv j Kennedy told Powers. "Henry (60 m m ) zona cop escorts a prostiiule from Las Ve Horse' A colonial schoolteacher acquires Lodge — who died last week at recalls that uncomfortable feeling a colt that becomes the first of a breed of Paris accords that ended the was one of his biggest fears in Cabot Lodge was a fine public Morgans, Amenc.i s most versatile horse the age of 82 — won three terms in W EKIfT WATCHERS servant.” Dein Murray Lana W ooti RG An-nstrong ' ThaJ^S i-4 the U.S. Senate, including a class Vietnam War. seeking the job. X 1972 f r warfare battle with the legendary "When I ran for chairman, he LODGE’S NAME RETURNED (ESPN) Women s Pro Skiing Coverage Boston Mayor James Michael YET THE TALL, BROAD- warned me ‘if you start worrying A TO the political arena as the ROMANCE EXPRESS of the 1965 Michelob Light Cup Dual Super Curley. SHOULDERED scion of wealth about that, you will do nothing. Any II THE NEW, IMPROVED QUICK Cji.ini Slalom is preisented from North Con person who, at the end of their life, ambassador was making an air WINTHROP ' by Dick Cavalli He resigned to heed the call of and power always felt at ease with American magazine editor w .iy , NH borne survey of Communist- World War II, the first senator to the "little guy," whether shaking can say they had no adversaries in SI START* PROGRAM-A MOVE Lily Conrad (Cheryl Ladd) 11:15PM 41 R eporter 41 infested South Vietnamese I L&ARNED \ / & 0 0 0 ! THATfe THE A TO LEARN HOW TO STOP U P swap the Senate for a gun since the hands at political rallies or helping politics, probably didn't do any rekindles an old romance with territory. IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. 11:30 PM i3 j Three's Company SO M ETH INS ( REASON WHY TOLA / T H E W ATER FOU NTAIN Civil War. young political leaders groping for thing,"' Natsios says. dashing Englishman Alex He learned a write-in campaign (5 j Charlie's Angels IN SCHOOL / V GOTO S C H O O L . / WITH BUBBLE QUM'? He later served as ambassador the next rung on the ladder. One who would disagree is Dave Woodward (Stuart Wilson), on his behalf trounced GOP Cji3 401 ABC N e w s N ig h tlin e to six presidents, sought the "He came from a very Yankee, Powers, the right hand to Presi on the world's most fabled TOCJAV. y presidential candidates Nelson Burns & Alien Republican vice presidential nom aristocratic family, but he was a dent John F. Kennedy, who waged train en route from Venice to Rockefeller and Barry Goldwater 11 i Honeymooners * ination and helped lay the early down to earth guy." recalled several political wars with Lodge, Paris, in "R om ance on the i in the first-in-the nation New 20' Leave It to Beaver 1 groundwork for what became former MassacHfisetts Gov. John yet maintained an affection for the Orient Express." airing ( V long-time Beverly resident. Hampshire primary. MONDAY, MARCH 4 on 22) l30) Best o f C arson.Tonight s guests are Itzhak Perlman and William F Buckley ; ; ) Kennedy's stunning 1952 upset of Lodge came home to boost the NBC (R) (6 0 m m ) Sen. Lodge remained the talk of failed candidacy of then Pennsyl 1381 Anything for Money - ..Ok Ex-rocker jumps bail smoke-filled rooms even after vania Gov. William Scranton, then CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 41) P elicula La M e n tira ' Kennedy collected a more signifi returned to Vietnam on behalf of I5 7 I MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour fXUAUJ cant political victory — capturing President Lyndon B. Johnson. (CNN) Sports Tonight and misses acquittal the presidency against the team of Lodge spent two more years in [ESPN] SportsCenter Richard M. Nixon and Lodge. Vietnam before becoming John “ I was a freshman at Harvard in son’s roving ambassador in 1967- [ m a x ] m o v i e . 'Happy Birthday to Me' helped bury them in shallow A crazed murderer stalks teenagers at an DEDHAM, Mass. (U PI) - Law 1936 when Lodge was elected to the 68, and ambassador to Germany in exclusive prep school Glenn Ford, Melissa Astros^raph enforcement officials today sought graves. Senate.” JFK related to Powers. 1968-69. Sue Anderson Rated R former rock musician Myles J. During five days on the witness "And I never dreamed I would run Nixon asked his former running [USA] Make Me Laugh Connor, who authorities say against him and defeat him." mate to head the U.S. delegation to Crossword instead of trying to exhibit what you surprisingly discover a potential friend in stand. Sperrazza testified that jumped bail the day before a jury "I remember Jack saying after a the Vietnam Peace Talks in Paris. 1 1 :45 PM [HBO l MOVIE: Finnegan know, someone with whom you thought you had Connor orchestrated the slayings, Begin Again' (CC) A schoolteacher and a TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You’re little in common. found him innocent of two in which one of the women was difficult day in the famous 1952 Lodge, who earned the reputation ACROSS 2 Moor Answer to Previous Puzzle lonely hearts columnist seem an unlikely ^xfremely adroit today at sorting out murders. stabbed in the temple with a campaign. 'It's almost like run as a staunch anti-Communist at pair for a romance, but they may be just SCORPIO (OcL 24-Nov. 22) Treat with 3 Intensifies 'complicated situations for others The A six-man, six-woman jury on screwdriver. He said a knife was ning against a founding father.'” the U.N., was blamed in some 4 Female saint perfect for each other Mary Tyler Moore, < B irth d ^ compassion and understanding anyone 1 French women end results will lead to rewards for you in Sunday cleared Connor of direct added Sen, Edward M, Kennedy, quarters for the breakdown of the (abbr.) (abbr.) Robert Preston Sam Waierston who comes to you lor assistance today also used in the killings. two unrelated ways. ing the 1975 stabbing deaths of two D-Mass . who in an irony of politics talks. 5 Young laay (Fr„ 5 Mother [TM C] MOVIE: 'Catherine 8i Co ' A March 5, IMS GEMINI (May 21>Juna 20) Your presence What you do for others will be returned young English woman turns herself into a to you later in greater measure Boston women after two days defeated Lodge’s son, George, to Lodge admitted being troubled abbr.) 6 Geol division In the year ahead there will be a marked today will serve to Inspire confidence and Connor, a convicted art thief, corporation Jane Birkm, Patrick Dewaore SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) There deliberation in Norfolk Superior capture his Senate seat in 1962. by the American attitude toward 9 Doctrine 7 College degree 1976 Rated R improvement in your material affairs. You enthusiasm In people with whom you'll be government informant and self- is no reason something you've been hop Court. But Connor wasn’t in court adherent (suff.) (abbr.) will have to work hard lor what you hope asspcialing. Let others lean on you a bit. proclaimed “ President of Rock 'n' the war and the eventual U.S. ing lor has to remain a wish. Positive 12 Expel 6 Organ of sight Simon Bt Simon to get. but this will make your accom CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Instead ot for the verdict. POWERS CALLED THE 1958 withdrawal. 1 2:00 action will bring your dreams into being. Roll” who played at clubs in the NEWEST, EASIEST PROGRAM 13 Oleaginous 9 Egyptian deity plishments more gratifying. delaying any longer, this Is a good lime to His absence was first noted election a turning point in Massa “ We didn’t win,” he said. “ We (Jg^ Rockford Files CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. 19) Goings- area testified for five hours F ri 14 Pronoun 10 Cat command PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Do not implement changes that you think have Saturday evening when he failed to chusetts political history. Lodge, didn’t get beaten exactly, wedidn't Naw. Th0 Quick Start tVilght Loss Program, tha most succassM program 15 Vermin f_9J Saturday Night Live on you may presently be unaware ot will day. He proclaimed his innocence 11 Volunteer State make any abrupt changes today in mat productive possibilities (or your work or appear in the court as jurors were one of the Dwight Eisenhower’s get thrown out, but we didn’t win.” Itr tha histo ry o t Walght Watchers, has now been marie even easier 16 Formulated (abbr.) (11) S tar Trek career. turn out to benetll your worldly interests. and accused "disgruntled" law- ters that are presently running smoothly. sent to their hotel for the night. earliest supporters, focused more Powers says Lodge thought hMKOvad. with more otthaaaelaet menu plane waWa aver otlerad. So Join tha 17 Component of 19 Ensign (abbr.) 20) MOVIE; 'Flight Command' A cadet in LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) The opening to AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) Substantial enforcement officials of conspiring Everything is on the right course, so When Connor did not show up again many Americans had the wrong mllllona ot people who lost mllllone ol pounds on the Quick Start atom the Hell squadron proves he s capable of don't gel in your own way. The Match discuss a serious matter with a friend achievements are possible today, both to put him in jail. on the presidential race than on his 21 Hoosier State Sunday, Superior Court Judge tea even Program bacausa thie year we We made It easier—Just for )tou. Just 18 Mrs., in Madrid (abbr.) living up to their reputation Robert Taylor. maker wheel reveals your compatibility to may present Itsell today. Use this oppor caroerwise and tinanclally Sweep the brash Irish challenger — until it view of the early U.S. involvement Rutti Hussey. Walter Pidgeon 1941 obstructions from your path and move aasiar. for your llleetyle. Don’t welt—Join Weight Watchers* today. (abbr.) 23 Yorkshire river all signs, as well as showing you which tunity you've been hoping lor lacllully. to Roger J. Donahue revoked his bail "There are people massed was too late. in Vietnam, which helped frame toward your objective. 19 Printer's 24 Suffix ( i^ ) MOVIE: 'Brief Encounter' T w o m a r signs you are best suited to romantically. clear the air. and issued a warrant for his arrest, against me, a small group of Kennedy mounted an early chal the later opposition. measures ried people meet by chance and inadver 25 Federal agent To get yours mail $2 to Astro-Graph. Box VIRQO (Aug. 23-8apl. 22) Conditions are special prosecutor Paul Healey people who are disgruntled about lenge by crisscrossing the state Lodge also took on diplomatic Pay only Uia SIS RaglatraUon fe e to join, March 3 through March 23. 20 Buffalo tantly fall passionately in love Celia 489, Radio City Station, New York, NY now stirring that can help belter your (comp.*wd.) Johnson. Trevor Howard 1947 said. the things I've done,” Connor said. attending dinners and receptions assignments from Presidents Ford m ’ll give you the first meeting fee (e $7 value) PtUMI Pay only $7 for ell 22 Roman deity 26 Facility 10019 financial lot In life. Look for ways to Connor, 42, was convicted in 1981 24 Author Fleming 36 Intermediate 44 F’ortent (40j F am ily Feud Wlnter’i wont haurd li faced by “ They got together and tried to from Cape Cod to Pittsfield, and Carter, serving as the first following meelinga. Vita and MaaterCard accepted at select locations. 27 Performed song increase your earnings through a second in the slayings of Susan Webster 25 Engine parts (pr®f.) 45 Cross [CNN] Newsnight ARIES (March 21-April 19) Today, study source. those who most listen to the endless persecute me for things I didn't do. Powers recalled. Lodge was forced U.S. representative to the Vatican Olt9r veJki only as a discount and cannot be combined with any other discount or 28 Phrase of under 36 Little inscription those whose methods you admire. You and Karen Spinney, both 18, but the 27 Lancer [ESPN] USFL Football: Memphis at UBRA (8«pl. 23-Ocl. 23) Be extra friend stories bronght back by vacationers and that’s the whole reason I ’m to play catchup. until he retired from active diplo special rate. Offer valid in participating areas only. standing (2 46 Villain in 31 Wife child Jacksonville can learn a great deal by observing. ly to those you've recently met. You may state Supreme Judicial Court here today." "The night before the election, macy in 1977. wds.) 39 Tibetan gazelle ■'Othello'' from soathem climes. 32 Handle roughly [USA] Radio 1990 overturned the convictions and life 33 Sign at full 29 Ages 41 Angry 47 Twist about 30 Part played 42 Essential part 48 Bravos (Sp.) sentences in August. NEW MEMBERS, MAINTENANCE AND LIFETIME MEMBERS house (abbr.) 1 2:30 AM Cs^ Starsky and Hutch The court ruled that Judge 34 Ibsen character 32 Million (prof.) 43 Former weather 51 Near East sea SHOULD ARRIVE H HOUR BEFORE TIMES LISTED BELOW 22) Kung Fu James P. McGuire, who presided “I shall return!” Gen. Douglas MacAtIhur 35 Cottage rooms 35 Remove bureau 52 — Sawyer Bridge FOR REGISTRATION AND PRE-MEETING ORIENTATION. (3 O) Late Night with David Letterman •at Connor’s first trial, had improp (Scot.) (40) R ituals 36 Breakfast erly kept defense lawyer Earle C. 37 Reserve fund (2 [D IS] Still the Beaver of the spade suit. He must make five Cooley from asking certain ques NORTH 34 85 AMERICAN CAESAR wds.) [USA] Seeing Stars The game discards. Four of them are easy — tions of Diane M. Wazen, a ♦ AK 106 7 2 EAST HARTFORD EAST HARTFORD 39 Honking birds 1:00 AM McMillan & Wife two diamonds and two hearts. Mean prosecution witness. MANCHESTER 40 Ciunus ul ♦ K Sacofld CongngatloiMl Ch. K nigliti ol Columbus Hall Holiday Inn (JD N e w s rolls in while South has got rid of his two Connor was released from prison macaws ♦ K752 5-Part 385 N. Main St. 1831 Main Street 363 Roberts Street C D S aint worthless hearts and a small club in October under $25,000 cash bail. ‘I" 41 Island of the ♦ 54 • Mon. 4:46 pnt & 6:30 pm •Mon. 6:30 pm Exit 68 oil 1-84 (11) O ne S tep Beyond By James Jacoby Now comes the last spade from The 28-day retrial included tes WEST EAST •Wn<1.6:45pm •Wed. 4:30 pm & 6:30 pm dummy. If East parts with the dia timony of 46 witnesses and 70 Miniseries YMCA-YWCA 42 Stone with (40i) Film /Sign-Off ♦ 9653 ♦ J “ Two-over-one game force” is a exhibits, but the chief prosecution 770 Main Street SOUTH WINDSOR crystals [CNN ] Crossfire VQ J 109 ▼ 8 5 3 2 bidding method very much in vogue mond queen, declarer can take a club The man behind the myth. YWCA 45 Retirement plan finesse and lead a diamond to the witness was Thomas Sperrazza, •Wed. 930 am Wapping Comm. Church [TM C ] MOVIE: Night Full of Rain' A A 1064 ♦ AQ93 among North American tournament A fascinating look at the life 78 N. Main Street (abbr.) 1790 Ellington Rd. journalist, caught up in the world's disas ♦ 62 ♦ KJ98 bridge players. Just as the name king, winning the final two tricks with 32, who was convicted in 1978 of and times of America’s most •Thura. 9:30 am 46 Same (comb, ters. must tolerate a wife whr^^is always implies, when a player using this the club ace and the jack of killing the two women. •Thurs. 4:16 pm 66:30 pm form) SOUTH controversial military leader. ready to fight Giancarlo Giannina. Candice method bids two of a lower-ranking diamonds. If East dumps the club Sperrazza testified that he and 49 Doctrine Bergen. Michael Tucker 1978 Rated R ♦ Q4 50 Buffalo of India ▼ A764 suit in response to his partner’s open nine, South jettisons a diamond and John F. Stokes Jr., a prison [U S A ] H o w to M a s te r th e A rt of Selling ing bid of one of a suit, he commits can run the remaining clubs, losins 52 Like a A n y th in g ♦ J8 fugitive at the time, kill^ the FOR MORE INFORMATION AND AUUlTIONAL CLASS LOCATIONS, CALL giant ♦ AQ 107 3 his side to getting to a game contract. only a diamond at the finish. women in a West Quincy apart 53 Compass point 1 :30 AM CD Hogan's Heroes This approach made the bidding of ment in Connor’s presence hours Vulnerable: Both - - 54 Green (Fr.) dD Anything for Money today’s hand easy. North was able to after the women saw Sperrazza 1 8 0 0 9 7 2 -9 3 2 0 Dealer: North 55 S-shaped CU) Independent News show his 6-4 shape without getting .1 ^ «uddenly gone domes- shoot and kill a man outside a molding (4ll Despedida West North East Sonlh beyond three po-trump: ( lie. He I doing a lot of canning right tavern in Boston's Roslindale 56 Brown In the office. [CNN ] Newsriight Update 14 Pass 24 The play was interesting. Declarer 57 Songstress Ad neighborhood. NEW WEKSHT WKTCHEm (HBOl Coming Attractions Pass 24 Pass 2 NT played a Club to the 10 at trick two. ams Pass 34 Pass 3 NT The convicted murderer said WTIC TELEVISION 56 Prepares the [ m a x ] Assaulted Nuts When that held, he cashed the spade Pass Pass Pass queen, noting with pleasure the fall of Connor ordered the slayings and lawn 2:00 AM dD Get Smart drove the bodies of the victims to ms^SSOfuickStart the jack. Then" he cashed the heart DOWN CD Joe Franklin Show Opening lead: VQ ace. That seems strange, but look the western' Massachusetts com 1 Mothers (c)1965 by NEA Inc (11) M O V IE ; The N e xt V ic tim ' what now happens to East on the run munity of Northampton where he MANCHK.STER HERALD. Monday, March 4, 1985 - 11 ^ 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, March 4. 1985 Police Roundup Drug raids bring arrests SPORTS Jeffrey M. Faucher, whose last at Motomart in East Hartford. Manchester Police arrested known address police said was m Harrison, 22, was charged with eight people following raids of East Hartford, was charged with possession of marijuana. Gagnon, Beaten In OT by Vancouver three re.sidences in a drug roundup attempted first-degree burglary, .SJ Friday night. 20, was charged with possession .of 9 thiixl-degree criminal mischief, marijuana, cocaine and drug para Details of the case were not possession of less than four ounces phernalia. Dattilo, 26. was charged available this morning, but police of marijuana and possession of said the raids were part of one with possession of marijuana and cocaine with intent to sell and drug paraphernalia. investigation. Police said they found Faucher, Whalers collapse at home operating a drug factory. Conrad Those charged include Irene A 21, hiding in some bushes near the Rezman, 24, who lives at 17 Cottage .21, was charged with pos.session of cocaine, marijuana and drug ■ apartment after checking a report St., the location of one raid. By Bob PapettI anyone is still counting — is that have to win at home; we play 40 of paraphernalia. of a prowler in the) area. Rezman, who police said works at Amy Rockwell, 17, of 34C Garden Herald Sports Writer the Whalers haven’t won a home |MHL roundup our 80 games here.” the Hungry Tiger Cafe on Hartford Two people were arrested at 376 Teen-idol Sylvain Turgeon’s Drive, told police that she had game in over.eight weeks for a club Road, was charged with posses Hartford Road, home of Scott recently broken up'with Faucher. HARTFORD — It would be record 12-game winless streak — See page 13 third goal of the game gave the sion of cocaine with intept to sell, Ingersoll, who police said is Rockwell reported seeing unfair to suggest that anyone can (0-11-1), Whalers a 6-4 lead with exactly n operating a drug factory and manager of the Hartford Road 1:10 left. But the Canucks’ Peter Faucher, knife in hand, try to grow accustomed to losing. But Hartford hit a new all-time low — possession of drug paraphernalia. Cafe Ingersoll, 27, was charged Sundstrom scored a dazzling unas break through a storm door at the most of the Whalers were sho in numbers and character — by ing groin pull. His two snazzy Also arrested with Rezman on with possession of cocaine and sisted marker with 44 seconds back of the apartment, police said. wered, dressed and gone by the blowing a two-goal lead with 44 assists had helped the Whalers to a Cottage Street was Ronnie J. marijuana with intent to sell, remaining. - m Police said they found a pane of time the media was allowed to seconds left. , shortlived, 4-i second period lead. Sawyer, 27. a truck driver for operating a drug factory and Vancouver pulled goalie Frank glass from the door on the stoop enter the home-team locker room When he was first called’up from "B ig deal,” said Kleinendorst. Dairy-Maid Milk Co. in Manches possession of drug paraphernalia. Caprice for a sixth attacker and UPI photo below and also found a tire slashed morgue following Sunday after Binghamton in early December, when commended on his playmak ter. police said. He faces charges Edward M Walsh, 20, a Woodstock stayed with the line-up, despite a on a truck park next to the noon’s preposterous 7-6 overtime rookie right wing Kevin Dineen’s ing. "They were hammering home identical to those lodged against resident, was charged with conspi face-off in their own zone. But the It may come here apartment. The trudk belongs to a loss to Vancouver. eyes sparkled with the youthful every mistake we made." Rezman. racy to violate state narcotics Canucks won the draw, sent the man who police said was visiting Maybe words such as "har exhuberance of just being happy to On the home-road issue, Kleinen Pedestrians cross an intersection in most of the day and could move At 763 Center St., police said they laws. puck into the Hartford end and Rockwell at the time, police said. dened, calloused or nuiYibed” be in the big leagues. The transi dorst was just as mystified. "It arrested four residents, including All eight were released on bond Game No. 1 star Thomas Gradin Denver early Sunday afternoon in the eastward, possibly mixing with a warm Police said they found the knife would be better choices to describe tion has been gradual, and perhaps would be easy if you could put a Roger M. Harrison, who police for court appearances later this dug it off the right boards and vi/ake of a major snowstorm that hit the front to create the threat of snow over underneath the leg of Faucher's the losers’ feelings. Everyone has unavoidable. Dineen seldom finger on it.” identified as an unemployed con week. smiles anymore, and his eyes are flipped it into the crease for his city during the morning hours. The New England. pants and seized the marijuana to deal with professional setbacks “ Call the cops," said defense- struction worker; Garland Con from time to time. And if you’re an older and serious. fourth assist. Smyl’s legwork — A homeless man was held over and a scale from his car, parked in man Joel QuenneVille, who was on storm is expected to last throughout rad, an employee at Groot's NHL hockey player in Hartford in the ice when Vancouver’s Stan blatantly displayed on a corner- Automotive & rvice; Mark Dat- the weekend after he tried to break a lot on F'orest street. " I don’t know what it is,” he angle TV replay — tied it up with 22 Faucher was held on a $10,000 March, one way to maintain sanity Smyl kicked in the game-tying goal tilo, who police said works for in to his ex-girfriend's apartment is to erect a personal force-field, sighs, of the Whale’s home futility. seconds left. bond for appearance today in " I t ’s not like the effort hasn’t been with 22 seconds left in regulation. Royal Business Machines in Wind- on Garden Drive early Saturday put in your time, punch out and go ,pft C-.. Manchester Superior Court " I ’m holding his-stick and he’s Jean-Marc Lanthier zinged morning, police said. home. there.” Obituaries Over in the opposite corner of the playing soccer," noted Quenne- Doug Lister’s behind-the-net feed Still, there are Whalers — past Whale netminder Mike Liut to virtually the same Whalers from room, rookie left winger Dave ville, who you’ll have to excuse for Tippett, who captained the 1984 being sarcastic. With stops in complete the catastrophe at 2; 47 of game to game, lately — who Russell I. Tomm Gerald E. Johnson Marion H. Neelans Canadian Olympic Team (of which OT 4 AIDS fear mars Cubans’ return malinger in their uniforms by their Toronto and Colorado-New Jersey, 4 Ru.s.'Jt'll I. Tomtn, 55. of Vernon, Gerald E. Johnson of Glaston- . Marion H. (Davis) Neelans. 91. Dineen was a m em ber), rips tape the veteran backguard has play^ WHALER NOTES - Torrie Cubans have spent almost five when thcij arrived under FBI cubicles in post-game daze an^ died Sunday at Rockville General bury died Saturday at St. Francis formerly of 1468 Enfield St , By Pieter Van, Bennekom off his pads and whips it at a on losers for most of his career Robertson, Risto Siltanen and Ray years. escort saiathe 23 were handcuffed rebellion. These men are failures Hospital after a long illness. He Hospital and Medical Center. Enfield, widow of D. Everett United Press International garbage can. Moments earlier. Whaler cap Ferraro also scored for Hartford, Western diplomatic observers in and had chains around the ankles. in blotting out the emotional drain. was the husband of Lois (Hunt) Hartford. He was the brother of Neelans, died Friday at an area tain Ron Francis patiently ad while Peter McNab, Tony Tanti, Havana said the Cubans' fear of "It was a sorry sight." said one . . and are therefore a disillusioned "Something like this should Tonini. He was born in Manchester Charles Johnson of Manchester. convalescent home. She was the HAVANA. Cuba - Cuba has dressed a handful of surrounding.-'-'Beug Halward and Mark Kirton AIDS seems genuine — not a reporter. "It really made you feel city’s hope of the future. bring us together, not tear us and lived in town about 35 years. He is also survived by a son. mother of Janice Going of quarantined the first 23 of the 2.746 sions had markers for Vancouver propaganda ploy. Son y for them ■v.^ Management has talked in re apart,” said a grim Tippett, “ You He was a foreman at Pratt & Gerald E. Johnson of HOrtfbrd; a Andover refugees it agreed to take back reflected more sadness and de "They are really scared about "One of them — I don't know his cent weeks of composing a core of win as a team or lose as a team! ’’ tallied six of the last eight . . The Whitney in East Hartford. He was daughter, Theresa Johnson of She also is survived by another from the United States as part of pression than madness and ag hat trick was a career first for No. 2 it." said one diplomat. name — said they had treated him "true Whalers", a nucleus of loyal Of the Whalers’ recently ironic an Army veteran, serving during Hartford; another brother. Fred daughter. Marjorie Griswold of health measures designed to pre gression. Hartford’s lone All-Star star Turgeon . . . Sundstrom was Cuban officials, who insisted on so badly in the United States that team players to build around. penchant for success on the road the Korean War. Hewasa member erick A. Johnson of Glastonbury; Somers, three grandchildren: and vent AIDS from entering the knows he’s here for the long haul. No. 3 star . . . the third period’s 33 UP* photo anonymity, expressed particular now he was really going to become Casual glances into the Whalers (4-0-1) and failure at home, Tippett of the British American Club and five sisters, Gladys Klopfer of five great-grandchildren. country. combined shots was a Civic Center concern for homosexuals in their a Communist." locker room in the past two months was explicit: “ There’s nothing to "There’s no excuse for giving up was a gold card life mehiber of the Union, N.J.; Rita Wood of East The funeral will be today at 1:30 Acquired Immune Deficiency record . . . The Whalers have lost Canucks’ Cam Neely slides shot past Whaler goalie Mike nation's highly regarded artistic- Cuban officials said AIDS was reveal the same faces of angry it." a loss like this,” said Francis, American Legion. Post 14. Rock Hartford, Eleanor McGowan of p.m. at Leete-Stevens Enfield Syndrome, a disease found most six straight at home, the last five community. The officials indi one of the main concerns Castro young men who, hopefully, will Young defenseman Scott Klei- echoing the obvious. "You can say Liut (1) in first period action but it failed to get into the ville. and a past post commander. Totowa, N J., Theresa Keenan of Chapels, 61 South Road, Enfield often among male homosexuals, by one goal, three in overtime. cated Cuba is intent on protecting had in mind. . never get used to the current nendorst, who was promoted to the its a bounce, you can say whatever net. Whaler defenseman Scot Kleinendorst is at right. Besides his wife, he is survived Port Richie, Fla., and Louise Burial will be in Enfield Street has not been detected in the Whalers return to action Tuesday- its entertainers Very little has.neen said offi situation. parent club in January, recently you want. We were complacent, by a son. Michael Tomm of Dawson of Glastonbury. Cemetery Memorial donations Caribbean island nation and health night against the Sabres in Buffalo. Canucks rallied for 7-6 OT victory. cially in Cuba about the returning The current situation — if returned to action after a sidelin- and there’s no question that we Willington: a daughter. Susan The funeral w ill be Tuesday at may be made to the United authorities are determined to keep The refbgeesCuba has agreed to take back were among the 125,000 Marielitos. reflecting what Cuban DeBella of Vernon; a sister. LoisT. 10:15 am from the Farley- Methodist Church of Hazardville. it out. Cuban officials said last officials said was a policy decision Klepach of Miraloma, Calif ; a Sullivan Funeral Home. 50Naubuc week. so-called Marielitos who sailed for to keep the return low key. They NBA roundup grandson; and two nieces and a Ave , Glastonbury, followed by a All 2,746 of the refugees are to be the United States from the port of June M. Ploufe said U.S. officials also urged that nephew mass of Christian burial al 11 a m quarantined indefinitely as they Mariel in 1980. The funeral will be W'ednesday in St Paul's Church. Main Street. June (Moricette) Ploufe. 73. of return — in groups of about 100 per The ones being returned are there be as little news coverage as at 11 a.m. at the Ladd Funeral Glastonbury. Burial will be in St Kenyon Road, Hampton, died month — during the next two described by American officials as possible of the return. MHS sextet at worst Home. 19 Ellington Ave.. Rock Augustine's Cemetery. South Glas Friday al Day Kimball Hospital, years. The action apparently is criminals or mental patients. The McHale moves up front Merchant Francis Lewis of New ville. Burial will be in Grove Hill tonbury. There are no calling Putnam She was the wife of based on the belief that homosexu first 23 to make the return trip Cemetery. Calling hours will be hours Sylvester Ploufe and the mother of ality is rampant in U S. prisons, arrived Feb. 21. York was one of the signers of the Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Carole Tabor of Andover. where some of the returning Cuban reporters at the airport Declaration of Independence. in losing to Westhill Memorial donations may be Catherine E. Jack She is al.so survived by her with new scoring record made to the American Cancer mother, Delia H. Moricette of Port Catherine E. (MaePhearson) By Bob PapettI ominous note when Westhill’s was shifting, Westhill’s Randy Society or the Newington Child Henry, N.Y.: another daughter. Jack. 86. of 99 W Center St., died Herald Sports Writer leading scorer Peter Grant Zaritsky came right back down ren's Hospital Irene Granger of Columbia; two Government drops evacuation plan Friday at Manchester Memorial wristed in a goal just nine the ice to stuff in a loose puck Bv Mike Barnes sons, Joseph Ploufe of Eliot. "Protection of the population Hospital She was the widow of Continued from page 1 idea that nuclear war is survivea- STAMFORD - "Had to pick seconds after the opening face- and jack the margin back up to United Press International Maine, and Edward Ploufe of seems now to have been relegated, Robert Jack. ble, CRP had been rejected by today to play the worst game of off. But ominous for who? 6-3. Danielson, two sisters Norma whether consciously or not, to the "W e were in it and that sixth Verne E. Halladay Sr., Born in Airdrie. Scotland, Aug. defense signaled the end of the about 120 jurisdictions repre.sent- the year,” moaned Manchester " I don’t really think that hurt Playing for Boston with Larry Wheclock of Elizabethtown. N Y highly controversial Strategic De goal really took the wind out of Verne E. Halladay Sr.. 59. of 30, 1898. she had lived in Manches plan. ing 90 million people. Dyke said. coach Wayne Horton, after his us,” said Horton. Bird, Kevin McHale is used to and Rita Collins of Port Henry Dyke, who publishes The Front fense Initiative — or “ Star Wars’’ _ our sails.” said Horton. "It just West Hartford, husband of Elaine ter more than 40 years. Before she Asked about Dyke’s comments, Indians were trounced, 8-4, by Marino, on the other hand, taking the back seat, but Sunday, N.Y.; a brother, James Moricette — program,” he said. cut us right out.” (Levesque) Halladay, died Friday retired, she was employed at Clanahan agreed CRP had been Line, a national publication for homestanding Westhill High in was worried. "Psychologically, All-Star forward Bird — and of White Hall. N Y : 10 grandchild ■Dyke, 58, said cutting the civil Marino claimed to be un at St Francis Hospital and Medi Manchester High School cafeteria abandoned. But he asserted information on civil defense Saturday’s Division H hockey itwasanegative,’’hesaid. "I’m anyone else who ever wore Celtic ren; and five great-grandchildren defense program by a third from ruffled by the brief Manchester A w “ cal Center, Hartford. He was the for many years. She was a Jubilee changes in agency plans, not against nuclear attack, chaired a quarterfinals. worried anytime my team green — took a back seal to A mass of Christian burial was its current budget of $181 million, charge. "It was still a two-goal brother of Beatrice Lange and member of Center Congregational budget cuts, had forced a new Feb, 16-17 meeting in Washington "We were just flat, I don’t scores in the first minute.” McHale. held this morning at St. Mary as proposed by the Reagan admin lead," he said. " I didn’t even Sally Hicking. both of Manchester. Church. emphasis on planning to handle a to discuss the implications of know what happened,” added Sure enough, Manchester’s McHale, one of the league’s Church. Coventry Burial will be at istration, also represents a "m ajor stop to think about being He also is survived by two sons. She is survived by a son, John M. wide range of natural and man budget cuts in F E M A ’s civil Horton, who then contradicted leading scorer Bobby Blake premier sixth men, was forced to the convenience of the family. shift” in national nuclear defense worried.” Verne E. Halladay Jr. of Hartford Jack of South Windsor; a daugh made disasters rather than nu defense program for fiscal year himself, “ We didn’t backcheck, evened it up at 9; 05, flipping in start due to an injury to Cedric Memorial donations may be made strategy. Grant completed a hat trick and Paul C. Halladay of New ter. Ruby Sweet of Willimantic; a clear war. 1986. our passing was off and nobody the rebound of a Mike Generis Maxwell and poured in a team- to the American Cancer Society, with his 34th goal of the season Britain; two daughters, Marcia sister. Flora Cowie of Condorrat "We have changed emphasis on went in for rebounds." shot to make it 1-all. But the record 56 points to carry the host Ivan Hill Street. Willimantic. and opened it up to 7-3 at 9:15. Ix'veille of Ware, Mass., and Joan Cumbernauld. Scotland; five what needs to be done in dealing Fourth-ranked Westhill, 15-6 Vikings regrouped for a three- Celtics to a 138-129 triumph over Potter Funeral Home. 456 Jack- and then Zaritsky virtually Kuezek of Windsor, two brothers, grandchildren: and six great with problems of managing emer in CIAC play and 17-7 overall, goal outburst. An unassisted the Detroit Pistons. son St.. Willimantic, was in charge Squirrels disrupt power sealed things up on a rebound Maurice A. Halladay of Brattle- grandchildren gencies of every kind,” Clanahan blitzed 13th-ranked Manchester. Grant tally was sandwiched “ I never scored that many points of arrangements. goal that beat the buzzer with boro, V't., and Ernest D, Halladay The funeral will be Tuesday at 10 said. The emphasis within the Squirrels, for the third time in all animals from affecting our and sophomore goalie Brian between a pair of markers by in a game in my life,” said the one second left. of Newfane, Vt.; two other sisters. a.m. at the Watkins Funeral agency now is a "well-trained .two months, have disrupted elec customer’s service," said Jose Oatway with four goals in each Harry Peden, the second com barrel-chested forward, who con Joseph Chatnberland ing on the prettiest goal of the Janice Carmichael of Clinton and Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial will cadre of emergency profession trical service in the Manchester Chavez, spokesman for Northeast of the first two periods. Manchester’s potent offense nected on 22-of-28 field-goal at r Jean Wil.son of Newfane, Vt.; and be in East Cemetery. Calling hours Joseph Chamberland, 33, of als" at the local, state and national area. Utilities. The Vikings, who nipped afternoon — a tip-in at 12:33 to unleashed everything it had in tempts and l2-of-13 foul shots. will be today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Northeast Utilities said 1„598 Stamford Catholic, 5-4, in over make it 4-1. five grandchildren. Vernon, husband of Marjorie (En- level to handle crises. "W e have birds on our wires all the last gasp final period, “ After 15 years of playing organ p.m. Memorial donations may be residents along East Middle Turn time in the first round, advance The key moment in the game The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 sling) Chamberland, died Sunday He said evacuation remains an the time and nothing happens to blasting out 22 shots on goal to ized ball it happened, and it made to Center Congregational pike in Manchester and Routes 6 to Wednesday’s semifinals came around midway into the a.m. at Richard W. Sheehan at St Francis Hospital and Medi option in the crisis manager’s "tool them uni ‘ss they touch some six for Westhill, but Pompa probably wouldn’t happen again Church. 11 Center St . Manchester, and 44 in Bolton were without against Immaculate High at a second period, when a Westhill Funeral Home, 1084 New Britain cal Center. Hartford. He was the kit" but it is not the agency’s thing," he i.oted. (who gave up several rebounds for anotheiil5 years. .Ave.. West Hartford. Burial, with or South Windsor Visiting Nurses, brother of Camille Chamberland, primary thrust. power for 44 minutes Saturday site and time to be announced. echo goal wiped out a Manches in the first two periods) re '“ It’s a dream game; the kind military honors, will be in Fair- 91 Ayers Road. Alphonse Chamberland, Robert Criticized as unworkable, desta morning. At 8:41, a squirrel standing on an The Indians, who edged Guil ter comeback. sponded by stopping all but one. you think about when you’re a UPI photo view Cemetery. Calling hours will Chamberland and Rosair Cham bilizing and propaganda for the The creatures have wreaked insulator touched another object ford, 8-7, in first round action, Mike Schneider jammed in Blake fired in his third goal to kid.” be today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Norman F. Hoyt berland, all of Manchester. similar havoc on two other occa arid short-circuited wires on Ar bow ouk at 11-10. Which was a his own rebound 2:11 into the notch a hat trick of his own for Not even Bird — who scored 30 Celtics' Kevin McHale (32) lays in two of his team-record satisfying mark, considering ari middle session to make it 5-1, Memorial donations may be made Norman F. Hoyt, 60, of 125 He is also survived by a son, sions in the area within the past mory Street, Chavez said. the last score of the match at points to equal or suipass that 56 points in Sunday’s play against Detroit. McHale’s total to the American Heart Brian Chamberland of Vernon; a two months. Power was restored less than an uphill record of 8-3 in the second but the Indians rallied for a pair 9:01. Generis and Ron Smith mark (or the ninth straight game Washington St.. Hartford, died Pump trouble of goals in a 28-second span that broke previous mark held by John Havlicek. Association. Thursday at home. He was the daughter, Amy Chamberland of “ There’s no way we can prevent hour later. half of the season. assisted. — could keep up with his frontcourt Vernon; another brother, Phillip “We’ve had a good year,” made it 5-3 at 6; 52. mate. In fact, he wasn’t even brother of Mrs. Leo Nelson of in limiting the Sixers to their scored 10 of his 40 points in Chamberland of East Hartford; shuts down noted Horton. "How many Blake, who was handed the The third period flurry gave trying. Manchester. lowest point total of'the season. overtime to lift the Kings. An Stanley Mazlarz two sisters, Mary Nickerson in teams came from 3-7 to play in puck by a defender at the Manchester a 42-27 overall shot Bird held the team ’s previous He also is survived by a brother, advantage, 'helping prompt 18-foot jumper by Kansas City’s Stanley Maziarz, 61, of Enfield, New Hampshire, and Marie Sheets the tournament?" he asked. Westhill blue line, put some regular-season mark, hitting for 53 Neto 117, Bulls 113 George Hoyt of Rockport, Mass.,; water plant 8m w hy and fancy dekes on goalie Frank Horton’s parting statements: Larry Drew at the buzzer sent the died Sunday at St. Francis Hospi and another sister, Helen Hoyt of of Hartford. Manchester looked like a 3-7 against the Indiana Pacers on Pompa before zipping in his "With five minutes left in the At Chicago, Otis Birdsong scored game into the overtime. tal and Medical Center, Hartford. Montgomery. Ala. The funeral will be Wednesday team to Westhill in the first 30 March 30, 1983, Havlicek held the Manchester’s new water treat Laar Tha King of Caps game, I said ‘what’s going on?’, 30 points and Micheal Ray R i He was the husband of Mary (Gill) at 11 a.m. at the Burke-Fortin minutes Saturday. second score and 52nd of the club record of 54, set in an April 1, Blazers 121, Jazz 93 There are no calling hours. ment plant, now on a 160-hour we’ve played better teams than chardson added 28 to pace the Maziarz and the father of Sanda M. Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., ara Na. 1 la Coaaactfeat "We expected a little more year. Manchester’s Mark Ci- 1973 playoff game against Atlanta. At Portland, Ore., rookie Steve Clark, Bell & Perkins Funeral "shak^own cruise," was shut chowski then circled the net and this and t «a t them." surging Nets to their fourth Maziarz and Ann M. Maziarz. both Rockville. Burial, with full mil hitting, a little more physical Colter, starting for the injured Home, 319 Barbour St., Hartford, down Thursday because a pump is Blake’s fabulous season re straight triumph and 11th in their of Manchester. itary honors, will be in Grove Hill and a little more depth from set up the slot for Harry Rockets 99, 76ers 90 Darnell Valentine, turned in the was in charge of arrangements. not working properly, Robert Dalessio, who pumped in only flected Gretzky-like perspec last 14 games. Chicago’s Michael He is also survived by a son, Cemetery, Rockville. Calling them," said Viking coach Carl At Houston, Ralph Sampson best performance of his young Young, superintendent of the wa Coaia aad tives: 53 goals. 32 assists for 85 Jordan led the Bulls with 37 points. Thomas J. Maziarz of Windsor; hours will be Tuesday from 2 to 4 Marino. his third goal of the campaign. career by scoring 25 points. Thurl ter and sewer division, said today. scored 25 points, rookie Akeem two other daughters, Diane M. Lillian B. Clark p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Saa Oar The contest started off on an But just when the momentum points in 21 games. Kings 126, Clippers 122 Bailey led the Jazz with 20 points Young said 100 hours of the test Olajuwon added 22 and the young Wray of Windsor and Denise M. Memorial donations may be At Los Angeles, Eddie Johnson and Darrell Griffith had 19. Lillian (Berger) Clark, 80, of period had gone by when the plant Hoga Rockets played like seasoned pros Maziarz of South Windsor; six made to the Leukemia Society, 44 3400 Main St., Route 31, Coventry, shut down. sisters. Anne Winoski of Stratford, State St.. Hartford. died Friday at Manchester Mem It had been operation for eight SalacOaa Helen Rawski of Rocky Hill, orial Hospital. hours each day with the old plant Gladys DeLisa of Wethersfield, Eleanor C. Keeler College basketball roundup Born in Brooklyn, N Y ., she lived on Cooper Hill Streeboperating for Josephine Foisie of Tolland, Stella riou in Coventry for the last eight years. 67, of St, Petersburg Beach, Fla., the rest of the day. Maziarz of Newington and Flor She had been an employee of the died Sunday in St. Petersburg. The pump involved puts lime Caps ence Cousins of Hartford; and four State of Connecticut Motor Vehicle She is survived by one sister, intef the water at one point in the grandchildren. Department and for many years Betty Maron of Vernon; and treatment process. The funeral will be Wednesday Georgetown’s Patrick Ewing stiii has way to go was an employee of the Hartford several nieces and nephews. . Young said the distributor of the at 9; 15 a.m. from the Nicholson & school system. She was a member The funeral will be 1;30 p.m. pump is rounding up replacement Carmon Funeral Home, 443 East of Congregational Church of Cov Wednesday at the Cathedral parts and the process make take as Bv Joe llluzzi psyched up going into the Eight tournament. Conference, and Pepperdine of the Indiana for their last two games St., Suffield, with a mass of entry and the Fragments Society Church of St. Peter, 140 Fourth much as two weeks. United Press International tournament.” The victory was Oklahoma’s West Coast Athletic Conference. before the NCAA Tournament. Christian burial at St. Bernard’s UConn stumbles of Coventry. Street North, St. Petersburg, with While the pump has been run The Hoyas now move onto the 32nd straight at home. In games involving ranked Keith Lee, playing in his last Church. Burial will be in the She is survived by a son, Peter burial in Memorial Park, St. ning at the right speed according to For many seniors, this weekend Big East Conference tournament —:See page *13 "The crowd won it for us today,” teams Saturday, No. 1 St. John’s home game at Memphis State, Hazardville Cemetery. Calling M, Clark of Coventry; a daughter, Petersburg. Calling hours will be the commands of a computer, it marked an end to their collegiate Thursdav and then the NCAA said Sooner coach Billy Tubbs. rebounded from its loss to George scored 15 points and grabbed 12 hours will be Tuesday from 2 to 4 "The Lorraine Clark of Coventry; and a Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 playing careers. Patrick Ewing, playoffs \vhere they should be “ They were super. This was a town and clinched the Big East rebounds to lift the Tigers over p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. has not been releasing a consistent brother, J. Frederick Berger of p.m. at Kenfield and Pasadena though, is planning to keep his favored to become the first school great basketball game. I ’ve said a title with a 72-53 victory over Louisville. Memorial donations may be amount of lime (or a given speed. Windsor. Avenue Chapel, 210 Pasadena Ave. Young explained. It has been sneakers on. since UCLA to repeat as national from a 12-point second half deficit lot of times that the Boston Celtics Providence. Brad Daugherty scored 23. made to the Enfield Visiting The funeral will be today at 1 South, St. Petersburg. suggested that a sloppy thread in a “ I ’m not ready to kiss him champs. for an 87-80 victory over No. 13 would have a tough time beating us Senior All-America Chris Mul- points, 17 in the second half. to lead Nurses Association, 19 N. Main St.. p.m. at Rose Hill Funeral Home, Memorial donations may be worm-gear-like device may be goodbye. We've got a long way to The Hoyas, 27-2 overall and 14-2 Georgia Tech. in the Lloyd Noble Center." lin, treated to three two-minute North Carolina, which maintained Enfield; or to the Enfield Com 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. Burial will made to the Memorial Fund of the allowing too much tolerance in the o/s I 1 go,” said Georgetown coach John in the Big East, scored 10 straight Tisdale, who did not score a point On Saturday, Oklahoma also standing ovations, had 18 points for a 15year tradition under Coach munity Ambulance Fund, P.O. be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, Cathedral Church of St. Peter or amount of lime being put into the Thompson of his All-America points in the first half and built up a in the last 10 minutes of the first defeated Nebraska 65-62 in Lin St. John’s, which (inishd the Dean Smith of finishing first or Box 220, Enfield, 06082. Rocky Hill. the American Cancer Society. water. center. 19-point margin early in the second half, scored the first six points for coln, while Georgia Tech beat St. regular season 25-2 overall and 15-1 second in the Atlantic Coast Louis 64-54. Ewing, the 7-foot Hoya Des- half to dispose of the Orangemen, Oklahoma in the second half as the in the Big East. Conference. who fell to 20-7 and 9-7. Sooners tied the score 45-45 after In another game involving a Top troya, scored 15 points and hauled The Tar Heels imished in a FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE trailing 4539 at halftime. 20 team Sunday, Rolando Lamb led Dr. Loren J. Schneider is happy to announce in 12 rebounds Sunday to power No. The victory avenged a 65-63 loss No. 3 Michigan won its 14th three-way tie with Georgia Tech Jan. 28 in Syracuse. The Hoyas The iR a m b I i n' Wreck marched all five starters in double figures the relocation of his office to; 2 Georgetown to a 90-63 demolition straight by defeating Northwest and No. 19 North Carolina State, a haven't lost ^nce and are practi to a 72-60 lead with 7; 58 left in the with 21 points as No. 18 Virginia WEEKLY GARDEN SHORT COURSES MOTORCYCLE of No. 12 Syracuse in the Hoyas’ ern 87-66; No. 4 Memphis State 6564 winner over Wake Forest, at 483 W. Middle Tpke., Suite 101 cally assured of taking over the No. game, but the Sooners went on a Commonwealth defeated Old Do regular-season home finale before downed Louisville 6559; No. 5 9-5 in the league. This Week: TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 7:30 PM M anchester 19,035 at the Captial Centre. 1 ranking after beating St. John's 15point scoring spree and took the minion 87-82 for the championship Duke fell to No. 11 North Carolina Free Refreshments INSURANCE "U s seniors felt we wanted to go Wednesday night. lead 7572 at the 4; 19 mark when of the Sun Belt Conference tourna ill uuier games involving top 20 For the treatment of diseases and surgery of the foot. Adults 78-68; No. 8 Kansas whipped TMe #7 "Siiccessfyl Vegetable Gardening out in style," said Ewing, who has Meanwhile, Oklahoma forward forward Anthony Bowie slam- ment and an berth in the NCAA Oklahoma State 88-79 and No. 10 teams. No. 14 Tulsa edged Wichita for Pleatiire and Profit” and children's foot ailments, Diabetics, Bunions, Hammer for call: led Georgetown to the NCAA Wayman Tisdale may have made dunked a rebound. tournament. Nevada-Las Vegas beat Long State 67-66 to grab at least a share LOW RATES of the Missouri'Valley Conference by the oxpeit staff of W.G.______Toes. Diseases of the skin. Sports Medicine, Foot and Ankle championship game twice in his his final regular season home Tisdale is only a junior, but there Other teams which have Beach Stale 84-61. Injuries. four years, including last season appearance Sunday and he put on a is strong speculation the heralded clinched spots in the NCAA tourna championship. No. 15 Georgia lost 643-1139 when the Hoyas defeated Houston show (or the Sooner fans. The forward will forsake his senior ment are Big Ten champion Michigan’s victory over Northw to Tennessee 8585, No. 16 Illinois WOODLAND GARDENS Emergencies seen same day. Gorman Insurance Agency for the national title. " I think we All-America forward scored 28 year for the NBA. However Sooner Michigan, Southern Conference estern helped the Wolverines im handed Purdue its worst loss in lii8 ’ii' i’Kl Si . Manchosti.'i accomplished that. The momen points — 21 in the second half — to fans will get to see Tisdale at least champion Ms^shall, Middle Ten prove to 23-3 overall and take a 14-2 nearly 40 years, 86-43, and No. 20 646-5153 223 E. Center St.______Manchestsr tum is going our way. W e're 3ll lead sixth-ranked Oklahoma back once more this week in the Big nessee State of the Ohio Valiev Big Ten mark to Ohio State and LSU topped Kentucky 67-61. — ( MANrHESTER HKRALD. Monday, March 4. 1985 - 13 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, March 4, 1985 NHL roundup SCOREBOARD Oilers are in a predicament UConn stumbles Sunday's college results Flames7,KingsO How top 20 fared in Season finale Tournaments By Joe llluzzi Jets coach Barry Long recog Buffalo 3-2, New Jersey stopped Adams and Rick Meagher scored NEW YORK (UPl) — How SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. - regular season without a win. Hockey Los Angeles 0 0 0— 0 ' Division I United Press International nized the difference in the Oilers Philadelphia 5-2, Calgary blasted two goals each to help New Jersey BIG SHOTS To p X college basketball teams fared In East Coast Conference The Pirates, who hadn’t won a Coloarv 1 41J—7 gomes through SundoVt March 3: with Moog and Fuhr out, but lx)s Angeles 7-0, Chicago stopped snap a six-game losing streak, They had their fate in their own First period— 1, Calgary Rlsebrough 2 Semifinols game since Dec. 28, 1984, finish. St. John’s (25-2) lost to Georgetown Bucknell 74, Rider 62 The defending Stanley Cup wasn’t about to give back the St. Louis 5-2, and Vancouver New Jersey was winless in its hands and let it slip away. (Nilsson), sh, 8:47.2, Calgorv, Reinhart 21 85-89; defeated Providence 72-53. University of Connecticut 1-15 in conference play and 10-17 • NHL standings (Beers, (iuinn), pp, 12:16. 3, Calgary, Lehigh 72, Hotstra 69 champion Edmonton Oilers are in victory. overcame Hartford 7-6 in previous seven contests and had Winningest teams (past 10 seasons) 2. (ieoroetown (27-2) ttefeo*^ ECAC Metro Conference overall. Macoun 8 (Sheehv, Nilsson), 14:31. 4, John's8269; detected S y r a c u s e !^ . a predicament that even the Great “ It wasn't the Oilers at their overtime. dropped its last five at home. For basketball team, on the brink of Calgary, Hunter 9 (Cavalllnl, Wilson). Semifinals W ain Conlertnce 3. Michigan (233) defeated VWsconsin Lovola56,Marlst55(20T) Gretzky can't get thefpi out of. best, bu( we are desperate for Philadelphia, the loss, before a a winning season and possibly Scion Hall took advantage of Patrick Divlilon 15:09. Penalties— Baxter, Col, 8:23; 8668; defeated Northwestern87-«. Rangers 7, Penguins 3 Wells, LA, 11:29. Ralrlelgh Dickinson 73, Long Islond 71 The Oilers have lost three points,” he said. "We'll take any sellout crowd of 19,040 at the avoiding Georgetown in the UConn’s poor defensive play to W L T Pf». OF OA 4. Memphis State Southern Conference At New York, Mike Rogers Washington 38 17 9 85 263 191 Won Lott Pet. Southern Mississippi 7663; lost to Detroit straight at home, which hasn’t two points' we can get. We’re in a Meadowlands Arena, was the third opening round of the Big East talce a 37-31 halftime lead and Second period — 5, PepllnskI 14 Championship scored two goals and assisted on Phlladelphio 37 19 7 81 262 198 71-66; defeated Loulsvl He 66-59. Atarsholl X , VlrlalnlaMllltarv65 happened since March 1980. But dogfight for second place, so we straight. Conference Tournament at continued to hold the upper N Y Islanders 33 27 4 70 286 248 (McDonald, Otto), 19:56. North CarolinB 260 60 .813 5. Duke (216) defeated Clemson 9673, another to help the Rangers snap a N Y Ronoers 21 33 9 51 239 269 Penalties— Macoun, Cal, 10:27; Rlse- Sunbelt Conferance more cruciai to Edmonton is the can’t worry about Edmonton's Madison Square Garden start hand through the second half. 228 59 , .794 lost to North Corollno 7668. . Championship three-game losing streak and gain Pittsburgh 21 36 5 47 221 293 brough. Cal, 12:38; Smith, LA, 15:58. UCLA Flames 7, Kings 0 ing Wednesday, did neither The Pirates maintained a 9-11 6. Oklahoma (25-5) defeated Oklahoma Virginia Commonwealths?. OldDomln- loss of its top two goaltenders to problems.” a split in their weekend series with New Jersey 19 36 8 46 212 260 ArkanBBB 238 62 .793 State 89-84; defeated Nebrasksa 6562, At Calgary, Alberta, goaltender Saturday evening as it suc point lead most of the second Adams Division Third period— 6, Caltxirv, Loob lon 82 injury. Winnipeg is tied for second place the Penguins. New York moved D b P b u I 230 61 .790 detected Georgia Tech 87-80. East Rejean Lemelin turned aside 29 cumbed to homestanding Seton half until UConn closed it to Montreal 32 22 10 74 246 213 27 (Baxter), 1:41. 7, Calgorv, Otto 7. Louisiana Tech (X -2 ) defeated With second-team All-Star net- with Calgary in the Smythe Div four points in Iront of Pittsburgh in Buttalo 30 21 12 72 227 182 1 (Reinhart, Nilsson), pp, 13:56. K s n iu c k y 248 66 .788 Georgetown 90, Svracuse 63 shots and seven different Flames Hall, 85-80, in the Big East 73 69 with very little time Penalties— Shutt, LA, 6:22, Sheehv, Northeast Louisiana 72-65. South minder Grant Fuhr sidelined with ision, 20 points behind Edmonton, the battle for the fourth and final Quebec 32 24 8 72 264 2X 8. Kansas (246) detealed Nebraska scored goals in Calgary’s victory regular season wind up fqr both remaining. But two critical Boston 28 26 8 64 229 215 Col, 6:22; Sheehv, Cal, mlnor- NBvadBTLaB Vagaa 239 66 .784 Morvlond 60, Virginia 55 a separated shoulder and first- which has already clinched a 7665; defeated Oklahoma Slate M-79. Midwest playoff slot in the Patrick Divisior over Los Angeles, The shutout for teams. turnovers cost Connecticut. Hertford • / 21 35 7 49 217 271 mlsconduct. 11:41; Wells, LA, minor- LOUiBViliB 249 70 .781 team All-Star Andy Moog out with playoff berth. Campbell Conterence malor (spearing), 11:41; Rlsebrough, Davton 66, Xavier (Ohio) 56 the Flames was their first since UConn, 6-10 in the Big East, 234 74. .760 9. Southern Methodist (21-8) lost to Iowa 70, Indiana 50 strained knee ligaments, the Oilers "The Flames, Jets and Kings arc Islanders 3, Sabres 2 Junior Andre McCloud netted Norris Division Col,20:00. Indiana TexosTechS9-54; losttoHouslon79-76. March 14, 1983. Calgary chased the now finds itself going up against W L T Pts. O F OA Shots on goal— Los Angeles 6-12-11— 29. Notre Dame 57, Washington 50 were forced to go with rookie Daryl in a fight for second place and At Buffalo, N.Y., Brent Sutter a game-high 22 points, giving G B orgBtow n 237 77 .755 10. Nevado-Las Vegas (24-3) defeated Southwest Kings’ starting goalie. Bob Ja- St. Louis 30 22 11 71 239 229 Calgorv 15-14-7— 36. Col-Irvine 97-95; defeated Long Beach Reaugh Sunday night against The we're on top with nothing to gain,” had two goals and brother Duane Georgetown, the No. 1 team in Power-plav conversions— Los Angeles 75 Houston X , S. Methodist 76 him the Big East individual Chicago 31 30 5 67 257 250 M arquBltB 219 .745 Stale 8461. . . said Edmonton defenseman Kevin necyk, in the fir.st period the country and defending Detroit 20 34 11 51 245 289 3-0, Calgary 3-2. Oklahoma 67, Georgia Tech 80 Winnipeg Jets. But Reaugh failed also scored to lift the Islanders. scoring championship, and (Soalles— Los Angeles, janeevk, 11. North Carolina (X -7 ) lost lo Texas 71, Southern Calif 70 NCAA Division I natioi?al cham Minnesota 19 35 11 49 219 262 Georgia Te ch6762; deteoted Duke7668. .^jn his first NHL start, as Jim Nill Lowe. "They’re playing at high Brent Sutter picked up a loose puck freshman Mark Bryant (19). Toronto 17 40 7 41 204 274 Eliot. Calgorv, Lemelin. A— 16,683. 12. Syracuse (267) defeated Pittsburgh TOnnected on Winnipeg’s first two tempo and we're not.” in the Buffalo zone, skated in front Hawks 5, Blues 2 pions. in the first round of the Smythe Division Big East tourney Thursday UConn killer Ransom Eaves Referee— Bob Holl 8 6 X ; lost lo Georgetown 9663. goals and Dale Hawerchuk Perry Turnbull, Ron Wilson and of the net and slid it past Sabre At Chicago, Tom Lysiak and (13) and Ricky Burton (13) were x-Edmonton ^ 15 7 93 326 227 13. O o rg lo Tech (21-7) defeated North afternoon at 1 p.m. in the mecca Calgary 33 25 7 73 295 252 Carolina 6762; deteoted St. Louis 64-54; notched his 40th of the season to lift Paul MacLean also scored for the goalie Tom Barrasso at 7.06 of the Jack O’Callahan each collected a also in twin figures for the of big time sports in New York Winnipeg 33 26 7 73 290 288 Jets6,0iiers3 lost to Oklahoma 87-80. Golf the Jets to a 6-3 victory. Jets, while Wayne Gretzky netted third period to make it 3-1. Lindy goal and an assist to beat the Blues Pirates. Los Angeles 29 25 11 69 282 271 14. Tulsa (216) lost to West Texas City. Vancouver 19 38 8 46 225 336 U was the Oilers' first home loss his 63rd and Mark Messier and Ruff and Dave Andreychuk scored and bring second-place Chicago to State 7062 (2 -X ); deteoted Wichita State within four points of the Blues for And Connecticut’s dream of.a Ray Broxton and Alvin Fred x-clinched plavotf spot Winnipeg 1 2 3—6 67-66. to Winnipeg since October 14, 1981 Paul Coffey also converted for the for Buffalo. Saturday's Rnults Edmonton 0 0 3—3 15. Georgia (267) defeated Mississippi and was their first four-game Oilers. the Norris Division lead. The two winning sea.son all but came to a erick netted 19 and 16 points Boston 5, Vancouver 0 First period— 1, Winnipeg, NIII 5 94-66; lost to Tennessee 86-85. PGA results Elsewhere, the Rangers beat Devils 5, Flyers 2 teams had played to a 4-4 tie in St, close. The loss to the Pirates respectively to pace Connecti Quebec 4. Philadelphia 2 (Turnbull, Bobveh), 4:54. 16. Illinois (X -8 ) defeated Purdue86-43. winless streak at home since Dec. Buffalo 4, Washington 0 Penalties— Arnlel, Win, 13:36; Bobveh, Pittsburgh 7-3, the Islanders edged At East Rutherford, N.J.. Greg I^uis Saturday night. drop them to a 13-14 mark after cut. Tim Coles and Earl Kelley NEA GRAPHIC 17. Arizona (269) lost to Washington $500,000 P G A Tournament 1. 1982. Toronto 4, N .Y . Islanders 2 W in ,17:04. 6658; lost to U C LA 5654. regular season play. each chipped in 13 for UConn. Pittsburgh 5, N.Y. Rangers 4 Second period— 2, Winnipeg, NIH 6 At Coral Springs, Fla., March 3 To reach the top. a major college basketball team has to win about 75 18. Virginia Commonwealth (25-5) (P a r X ) Seton Hall keeps alive the Kelley was limited to 8 points Minnesota 5, Detroit 2 (Small, Boschman), 14:39.” 3, Win defeated Old Dominion 7666; deteoted Chicago 4, St. Louis 4 (tiel nipeg, Hawerchuk 40 (Plcurd), pp, percent of the time (or more) year after year. Top ranking goes to a familiar (Curtis Strange won playoff on 1 extra conference’s record of never until the final minute when he North C o ro lino -C harlo tte 85-62; de hole) Sunday's Rnults 15:31. Penalties— Fogolln, Edm. 2:06; bunch, with Arkansas and Nevada-Las Vegas making gooo snowings. feated Jacksonville 75-57; defeated Old having a team go through the added to his total. Vancouver 7, Hartford 6 lot) MocLeon, Win, double-minor, 8:09; Dominion 87-82. Strange is serious New Jersey 5, Philadelphia 2 Anderson, Edm , 8:09; Napier, Edm, Curtis Sfronge, $90,000 67-64-70^74— 275 N .Y . Islanders 3, Buffalo 2 major (fighting), 8:09; Small, Win, Peter Jacobsen, 54,000 66- 71-7068— 275 19. North Corollno State 09-8) lost to Willie Wood, 34,000 65- X-7071— 278 N.Y. Rangers 7, Pittsburgh 3 molor (fighting), 8:09; Gregg, Edm, Morvlond 71-70; defeated VVoke Forest Winnipeg 6, Edmonton 3 Fred Couples, X.OOO 6368-7078— 2X 4 15:14. 6664. Raymond Floyd, X,000 69-X-68-70— 279 Calgorv 7, Los Angeles 0 Third period— 4, Winnipeg, Turnbull 20 Kings 126. Clippers 122 20. Louisiana State (19-8) defeated about game of goif Tom Kite, 17,375 69-69-7S67— 280 Chicago 5, St. Louis 2 (unasslst^), 7:03. 5, Winnipeg, Wilson 7 Auburn X-73; defeated Kentuckv6761. Monday's Gam n (Lundholm, Carlyle), 8:43.6. Edmonton, Basketball KANSAS CITY (128) Gory Koch, 17,375 6868-72-72— 280 Montreol at Minnesota, 7:35p.m. EST Gretzky^ (Krushelnyskl, Kurrl),14:49.7, E. Johnson 17-^4-540,Olberding1-44*56. Dove Barr, 14,500 67- 69-7075— M l MHS and East 706969-73— M l Tuesday's Gam n Edmonton, Messier 15 (Anderson, Thompson 6-11 1-4 13. Drew 10-19 2-3 22. Andy Bean, 14,500 CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. (DPI) - be 31 Monday. • Boston at Quebec, night Gregg), 15:40. 8, Edmonton, Coffey 26 Theus 4 ^ 0 ^ 9 . Meriweother 1-2 1-2 3, Saturday’s college results Dan Forsman, 14,500 X-71-7068— M l Hartford at Buffalo, night (Gretzky), pp, 16:56. 9. Winnipeg, Woodson 9-20 1-1 19. Thorpe 5-10 2-2 12, Wayne Levi, 9,333 6967- 7076— M2 A pair of friends with opposite "It would have been a nice Philadelphia at N.Y. Islanders, MacLean 32 (Hawerchuk, Small), 19:13. NBA standings M cNam ara 0-0 1-2 1, Nealy 1-3 0-0 2, Brad Fabel, 9,333 7269-69-72— M2 personalities hooked up in a birthday present, but $54,000 (for night Penaltle^^llell, Win, 1:18; Lowe, Edm, Buse 0-0 04 0. Totals 54-104 16-24 126. Tournaments Jim Calbert, 9,333 74-68-7070— 282 New Jersey at Washington, night major (fighting), 5:31; Boschmon, Win, LA CLIPPERS (122) NCAA Division III Jim Nelford, 9,3X 69-71-7069— M2 sudden death playoff at the second) isn’t bad either,” he said. Eastern Conference squads do well Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, night major (fighting), 5:31; Kyte, Win, 8:56; Coge 2-8 44 8. M . Johnson 10-22 5-5 25, Northeast Hubert Green, 9,333 66- 74-X-70— 282 $500,000 Honda Classic golf tourna Strange, Who now has six victo Toronto ot St. Louis, night Lowe, Edm, misconduct, 11:32; Watters, Atkmtlc Dtvislon Donaldson 3-6 0-1 6, Nixon 04 04 0, Chomplonship Scott Simpson, 9,333 707068-74— 282 W L Pel. GB ment Sunday. Uptight won and ries in nine years on the lour, gives Edmonton at Calgorv, night Win, 16:19; Jackson, Edm , 19:47. Smith 13-25 9-10 35, Gordon 10-20 2-4 22, Worcester Tech 67, Clark (Moss) 62 Mark McCumber, 9,333 7069-7073— 282 Wright, Tom O’Marra, Tom Lyons Shots on goal— Winnipeg 12-1 M 3— 36. x-Boston n )3 .787 — Walton ^ 0 4 8 , WhlteO-2S65, Warrick 3-5 Consolation • Mike Sullivan, 9,333 7166-75-70— 282 loosey goosey lost. his friend part of the credit for his STORRS — The state Class Land Edmonton 6-6-7— 19. xP hll. 45 14 .767 IV, 1- 1 7. Catching 2-3 2-3 6. Totals 47-97 28-36 Albonv St. 78, Westfield St. 70 Bruce Lletzke, 9,333 X-71-7069— M2 Freewheeling Peter Jacobsen play this week. Class M Indoor Track Champion and Eric Brown which took sev Power-play conversions— Winnipeg New Jersey 31 29 .517 16Va 122. Tim Norris, 5,214 6968- 71-75-283. enth; the 4 X 400 relay of Paul Woshington 31 30 .508 17 Division I missed a 4-foot putt on the first "We’ve been friends for a long ships were held Saturday at the AHL standings 3-1, Edmonton ^1. Konsos City 28 21 31 31 17^128 East Coast Conference Mike Bright, 5,214 68- 65 7 3 X — 283 Szatkowski, A1 O ’Neil, Bob Cas- New York 20 41 .328 28 LA Clippers 31 30 21 27 13^122 Jeff Coston, 5,214 71-71-7071— 283 playoff hole to give Curtis Strange time. We came out on tour at the University of Connecticut in Storrs Goalies— Winnipeg, Hayward. Ed Central Division Three-point goals— E. Johnson 2. Rider 59, Delaware 58 Fuzzy Zoeller, 5,214 71-707072— 283 same time and have played a lot with Manchester High garnering tagna and Liscomb; and the sprint Northern Division Milwaukee 41 19 .683 — Bucknell 79, Towson St. 77 (O T ) a chance to win with a 3-footer. W L T Pts, G F G A monton, Reaugh. A— 17,498. Fouled out-Olbergdlng, Smith. Total Bill Kratzert, 5,214 71-7OX-70— 283 together,” Strange explained. ” I 14 points and finishing 12th in the, medley of O ’Neil, (iastagna, Szat Detroit 33 27 .550 8 fouls— s Kansas City X , Los Lehigh 58, Drexel 56 71-X-71-69— 283 Strange, who admits he takes his Molne 33 27 7 73 257 223 Hotstra 75, Lafayette 74 Glbby Gilbert, 5,214 Referee— Ron Fournier. Chicooo 27 32 .458 13Vj Angeles 28. Rebounds— Kansas City 46 Save Ballesteros, 5,214 X-69-X-70— 283 golf quite seriously, rolled it in and called Peter over on the practice team standings in the former and kowski and Dave Dickson, which Adirondack 29 28 8 86 241 272 Atlanta 25 35 .417 16 E(:a C Metro Conference Fredericton 28 31 7 63 227 251 (E. Johnson, Thompson 10). Los Jim Dent, 3,328 69- 72-X-71— 284 the tournament was his. tee Wednesday afternoon and he East Catholic totaling 28 points and took ninth place. Cleveland 23 37 .383 18 Angeles— 54 (Cage 16). Assists— \ First Round Nova Scotia 27 30 7 61 232 247 Long Island 89, Wagner 68 Ken Green, 3,3M 66- 71-7572— 284 "I just took a check for $90,000 gave me 30 minutes of his time. I finishing sixth in Class M. Buddy Zachery paced East Islanders 3. Sabres 2 Indiana 19 40 .322 21Va Kansas City 32 (Drew 9). Los Angeles Jim Simons, 3,328 67- 74-71-72— 284 Moncton 27 33 6 60 232 237 Western Conferance Morlsf 52, St. Fronds N.Y. 44 couldn’t get everything (in my Catholic’s efforts in Class M, He Sherljrooke 28 33 4 60 250 265 26 (Gordon 7). Technlcol-none. A- Jim Thorpe, 3,328 6868-78-70-284 and that’s serious business,” Xavier High of Middletown won Midwest Division 7,374. Loyola (M d ) 84, St. Fronds (P o ) 71 Southern Division N Y Islanders 0 3 1— 3 Folrlelgh Dickinson 65, Robert Morris ■ Tim Simpson, 3,328 7467-71-72— 284 Strange said, ” I was nervous as swing) to click together. He gave the Class L championship with 87 won the 300-meter dash with a time W L Pet. G B 7071-X-71— 284 Binghamton 43 16 7 93 318 220 Buffalo 0 1 1— 2 49 Jett Grvglel, 3,3X me something to think about.” o f : 37.57 and was runner-up in the Denver 40 21 .656 — Phil Hancock, 3,328 71-71-7369— 284 hell coming down the last couple of points followed by Weaver’s 66 Rochester 33 20 12 78 269 241 First Period— None. Penalties— Houston 36 24 . 600 3Va Blazers 121, Jazz 93 MM Atlantic Athletic Conterence Wood fired a 71 Sunday for his points. Brien McMahon High of 55-meter dash with a : 06.64 clock Springfield 32 28 4 68 262 251 Tonelll, N Y I, 0:28; Perreault, But, 8:39, UTAH (91) Semifinals Jack NIcklaus, 3,3X 7068-7373— 284 holes. Anybody who tells you he Dallas 32 28 .533 7Va 67- X-74-72— 285 ing/ Bert Howard had a pair of Baltimore 30 24 8 68 237 204 Bossy, N Y I, 10:10, Korab, Buf, 10:10, Son Antonio X 31 .492 10 Bailey 9-14 24 X , Kelley 2-3 04) 4, Fordhom 62, St. Peter's 55 Nick Faldo, 2,309 isn’t, is lying to you.” 278. Next at 9-under-par 279 were Norwalk won Class M honors with New Haven 25 32 8 58 249 278 Korab, Buf, 13:29; Kallur, N YI, 17:11. Utah 28 X .459 12 Eaton 1-62-24, Griffith 6-M7-719,Greer 8-18 Iona 59, A rm y 57 Doug Tewell. 2,309 7071-7074— 285 Raymond Floyd with a 70 and Fred pl^ements for the Eagles, garner Wayne Grady, 2,309 71-69-7372— 285 The last two holes Wbre nervew- 55 points trailed by Northwest Hershev 20 34 10 50 251 265 Kansas City X 40 .333 19Va 2- 2 18. Wilkins 6-11 (M) 12, Roberts04 343. Southern Conterence Couples, who collapsed with a 78. ing fourth place in the 1000-meters St. Catharins 19 38 6 44 222 287 Second period— 1, Buffalo, Andrey Poultz 0-2 04) 0, Hansen 0-22-42, Stockton Virginia Military 71, Tenn. Chatta David Ishll, 2,309 71-69-7471— 285 racking for Strange. He missed a Catholic’s 43 points. Pacific Division m Saturday's Results chuk 31 (Tucker, Malonev), 6:14. 2, L.A. ’ Lakers 43 18 .705 — 24 34 7, Monnlon 2-5 (VO 4. Totols36-89 nooga Pat Lindsey, 2,309 68- 71-7571— 285 5-foot putt to bogey the par 3 17th Couples had gone into the final 18 Manchester had two thinclads (2 42.10) and sixth in the 3000 Baltimore 6, Fredericton 2 N Y Islonders, B. Sutter 39 (Olneen, Phoenix 29 32 .475 14 21-X93. 69 (O T ) George Archer, Z309 71-7069-75— 285 hole and drop into a tie with holes tied for the lead with St range, qualify for the State Open Meet (ill7.15). Bill Barry had a sixth Nova Scotia 4, Hershev 2 Loren Roberts, 2,309 7169-X-73— 285 Bossy), 13:01. 3, N Y Islanders, D. Portland X X .459 15 PORTLAND (121) Ohio Valley Conterence but lost his putting touch and then Saturday at Southern Connecticut pfaee^ffnish in the 300-meter dash Maine 4, Adirondack 3 Sutter 11 (Dineen, LaFontalne), 17:59. Seattle 26 34 .4X 16Vj Carr 4-10 24 10, Vondeweohe 5-14 5-515, Chomplonship Lance Ten Brock,2,309 74-69-7072— 285 Jacobsen and then had to hole a Binghamton 5, St. Catharines 3 , Penoltles— Langevin, N Y I, 11:49; Ruff, L.A. Clippers 22 39 .361 21 Colter 8-13 7-9 X , Drexler 9-18 1-1 19, M. Middle Tennessee 66, Youngstown 5-footer to force the playoff with a everything else, struggling to a State University in New Haven, Eli for the Eagles. Springfield 2, Moncton 0 Buf, 11:49; Ramsay, Buf, 13:55; B. Golden State 16 44 .267 26Va Thom pson5-134-714, B. Thom pson5-92-2 63 LPGA results par on 18. triple bogey 6 on the seventh hole McFolley' took second in the East Catholic also took fourth Sunday's Resutts Sutter, N YI,m l5:28; Fenyves, Buf, 15:28 x-cl Inched playoff berth 12, Kersey 14446, Norrls2-5347,Schetfler Sun Belt Conference place in the 4 X 200-meter relay Adirondack 3, Fredericton 0 Saturday's Results 04) 1-21. Totols43-963344121. Semifinals The 38year-old Virginian shot a and a triple bogey on the par 4 13th. 55-meter dash with a ; 06.77 clock Baltimore 5, Nova Scotia 1 Third period— 4, N Y Islanders, Washington 109, New York 97 Virginia Commonwealth 75, Jockson- $150,000 Turquoise Classic 2-over-par 74 in the final round Next at 8-under-par 280 were ing while John Comeau secured with the foursome of Paul Pellet Moncton 4, Maine 3 B. Sutter 40 (Longevin), 7:06. 5, San Antonio 105, Atlanta 92 Utah X 20 1031— 93 vllle 57 At Phoenix, Ariz., March 3 over the Tournament Players Club Tom Kite with a 67 and Gary Koch, third placement in the 800 with a ier, Dan Collins, Scott Vibberts and Binghamton 3, Rochester 3 (tie) Buffalo, Ruff 5(Follgno, Houslev), 16:12. Seattle 106, Indiana 102 Portland 31 M 34 26— 111 O ld Dominion 68, Alobomo- (P a r X ) Sherbrooke 6, New Haven 5 Penalty— DIduck, NYI, 4<55. L.A. Lakers 125, Dallas 106 Three-point goals— Colter 2. Fouled Blrmlnghom (King won plovott on 1 extra hole) course to complete the 72 holes in who shot even par 72. Jack time of 2:05.38. Barry. Monday's Games Denver IX, Milwaukee IX out— Stockton. Total fouls— Utoh X , 67 Betsy King, $X,500 69-68-X-71— 280 the tie with Jacobsen at 13-under- Nicklaus, who won this tourna Competing for the Silk Towners East Hartford High’s Hector No Games Scheduled Shots on goal— N Y Islanders 12-8-3— 23. Phoenix 114, Kansas City 111 PortlondX. Rebounds— Utah X (Ea Pottv Sheehan, 13,875 657371-71— 280 par 275, three shots ahead of Willie ment twice when it was played at but failing to advance were Vinnie Ortiz, the State Open crosscountry Tuesday's Games Buffalo 4-9-16— 29. Golden State 108, L.A. Clippers 102 ton 13), Portland 70 (Drexler 12). East Debbie Massey, 9,000 72-69-71-70— 282 Fredericton at Adirondack Goalies— N Y Islanders. Smith. Buffalo, Sunday's Results Assists— Utah 24 (Eaton 6), Portland A lC 77, Springfield M Donna White, 9,000 70X-69-71— 282 Wood in third. Inverrary, shot 73- 284. Liscomb, 10th in the 1500; Mike individual champion, was a double Barrasso. A— 16,433. Boston IX , Detroit IX a (Colter 7). Technical— Utah coach Bridgeport 73, Sacred Heort 59 Jo Ann Woshom, 5,350 X-747068— 284 Mark McCumber, who won a winner in the Class L indoor meter, A Jacobsen, playing his first tour Barry and Paul Toland, seventh Columbia S3, Dartmouth 66' Power-plav conversions— NY Island New Jersey 117, Chicago 113 Lovden.A— 12,^. Kothv Whitworth, 5,350 74-69-7071— 284 nament in a month because of week ago at Doral, was at 73- 282. and eighth respectively in the 3000; sweeping the 1000 and 3000 meter ers 3-0, Buff a lo 31-0. Houston X , Philadelphia 90 Conn. Coll. 89, Framingham St. X Alice Miller, 5,350 69-X-7073— 284 Canucks 7. Whalers 6 (OT) Referee— Te rry Gregson. Konsas City 12i5, L.A. Clippers IX F IT 113, Sullivan Comm. Coll. X Bonnie Louer, 3,713 71-71-7371— 286 pulled muscles in his side, made up Strange and Couples had battled UPl photo the 4 X 800 meter relay of Don runs. Portland 121, Utah W Big East standings Hamilton 104, UtlcoX Anne-Morle Polll, 3,712 69-7369-75— 286 six shots on Strange over the final each other all tournament long and Monday's Games Big East Conterence O'oll Mossochusetts 68, Duouesne 59 Kothv Baker, 2601 69-737569— M7 Vancouver 1 2 3 1—1 Mount St. M orv 74, Coll. Ot St. Rose X round with a 4- under-par 68. Strange didn’t pull away for good Hartford 3 3 2 0—A (All Times EST) W L W L Barb Bunkowsky, 2,601 7469-7470— M7 Rangers?. PenguinsS Milwaukee at Detroit, 7 :X p .m . St. John's 15 1 25 2 Penn 91, Brown 79 Jonet Anderson, 2601 X-746?:72— M7 ” A day late or a day early. A until the par 3 seventh hole. First period— 1, Hartford, Turoeon 24 Pittsburgh 85, Vlllanova 62 Curtis Strange grits his teeth as putt on 18th hole goes in. (Francis). 0:21: 2, Vancouver. McNob Philadelphia at kin Antonio, 8:Xp.m . (Seoroetown 14 2 27 2 Barbara Moxnss, 2601 7371-X-72— M7 little short on the four-footer. A Both tee shots hit in the shaggy Dallas ot Phoenix, 9 :X p.m. Syracuse 97X7 Princeton 65, Yale 61 Rosie Jones, 2601 716W'572— 5; M7 Strange tied with Peter Jacobsen with putt after Indian cagers face (Sm yl. Grodln), pp. 5:33. 3, Hartford, Pittsburgh 0 2 1—3 Rhode Islond 71, Rutgers 69 (O T) little short on the golf tourna rough in front of the pin and kicked Robertson 8 (Klelnendorst, DIneen),6:54. NY Rangers 1 4 2—7 Cleveland at Golden Stole, 10: X p .m . Vlllonovo 9 7 18 9 Judy Clark, 2,600 X-7071-74— M7 and Tuesday's (iames Pittsburgh 8 8 17 10 Rochester 66, Nazareth a (O T ) Becky Pearson, 1,951 7371-X-72— 288 ment,” said Jacobsen, a former back into a lake over the stack of regulation at Honda Classic in Coral Springs, Fla. Penalty— Samuelsson, Har, 3:42. First period— 1, N Y Rangers, Sand- Seton Hall 85, Connedicut 80 Strom 23 (Rogers. Ftorek), 1:37. Boston at New York, night Boston College 7 9 18 9 Deedee Lasker, 1,951 69-7572-72— 288 University of Oregon star who will railroad ties supporting the green. won in one-hole sudden death playoff Portland vs. Atlanta at New Orleans, Connecticut 6 10 13 14 Sleno 75, Boston U. 71 CIndv HIM, 1,951 7071-71-76— 288 Secondperlod— 4,Hartford,Slltanen11 Penoltles— Osborne, N YR , 7:40; Beck, St. Joseph X , Temple 66 (Klelnendorst. Olneen),5:26.5,Hartford, N YR , 19:26. night Providence 3 13 10 19 Beth Daniel, 1,689 737374-69— 289 Windsor in tourney St. John's X , Providence 53 Turoeon 25 (Francis, Quennevllle), 5:45. Second period— 2, N Y Rangers, Rogers Washington at Chicago, night Seton Hall 1 15 10 17 Mttn Spner-Dvin, 1688 7571-7073— 289 6, Vancouver, Tanti 29 (Gradin, Lanz), 23 (Greschner), 3:S). 3, Pittsburgh, Seattle at Milwaukee, night Saturday's Results St. Bonoventure X , Penn St. 57 Jane Blalock, 1,688 71-707474— 289 Indiana at Dallas, night Seton Hall 85, UConn W UMoss-Boston 82, Tufts M Sandro Palmer, 1,688 7369-71-76— 289 8:37. 7. Vancouver, Halward 6 (Sund- Lemleux 31 (Young), 4:16. 4, NY Vermont 58, Colgate 54 strom, Grodln), 11:49. Penalties— Rangers, Lorouche21 (S.Potrlck),5:28.5, New Jersey at Kansas City, night Pittsburgh 85, Vlllanova 62 LeAnn Cossodav, 1,435 70757371— 290 King reverses outcome of week ago Manchester High, depleted by at Central Connecticut State Uni- RdteR^son, Har, 4:21; Neely, Van, Houston at Denver, night St. John's 72, Providence W .VIrglnlaX, George Washlngton63 Cothv Morse, 1634 70737572— 290 Pittsburgh, Lamoureux 5 (Hllller, S3 Weslevan 66, Colbv 63 injuries much of the 1984-85 basket versitiy’s Kaiser Hall in New 4:21/ Quennevllle, Hor, 16:57; Smyl, Shedden), 6:44. 6. N Y Rangers. Ftorek 8 Sunday's Gome Jon Stephenson, 1634 74707373— 2W Van, 19:25; Klelnendorst, Har, 19:25. (Ruotsolainen, Sundstrom), 8:48. 7, NY Georgetown 90, Syracuse 63 Westminister 59, Point Pork 57 Lvnn Parker, 1634 68-7372-X— 290 PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPl) — For reversed. Patty Sheehan on the first playoff Meanwhile. King didn’t give ball season, didn’t receive any Britain. Hillhouse of New Haven is Rangers, Malonev 9 (J. Patrick, Wednesday's Game Sherri Turner, 1,253 7370-8068— 291 Betsy King, the final round of the One week after King was de herself much of a shot. heartening news as state tourna defending Class LL champ, Third period— 8, Hartford, Ferraro 2 Ledyard), pp, 14:12. Penalties— > (At Madison Square Garden) Alice RItzman, 1,253 X-71-7573— 291' hole for the victory, worth $22,500. South $150,000 Turquoise Classic was a feated by one stroke when Amy ” 1 didn’t think 1 had much of a ment pairings and rankings were Warren Harding of Bridgeport in (Fenton), 3:22. 9, Vancouver, KIrton 12 Buskos. Pit, 12:38; McCorthy, Pit, Celtics 138, Pistons 129 Providence vs. Seton Hall, 8 p.m. Alabama 61, Mississippi 49 Heather Drew, 1,252 7369-7573— 291' "Things even out. I ’m sure,” (Smyl, Lanthier), 17:21. 10, Hartford, 14:W; Ruotsolainen, NYR, 16:18; Thursday's Gomes Arkansas St. 56, Tennessee St. 54 Susan Sanders, 1,252 X-707074— 291 lot like the previous week’s Tuscon Alcott eagled the Rnal hole. King King said, "but it’s evened out in chance until Patty pulled her released Saturday at Cheshire Class L and Terryville High in Turoeon 26 (Neufeld, Francis), 18:50.11, Buskos, Pit, 19; 16. (At Madison Square Garden) Athens St. 75, Montevallo 53 Cothv Kratzert, 1,046 71-747572— 292 Class S. Sacred Heart of Water- D E T R O IT (129) Open — with the outcome Sunday scored theeagle^^feating one week.” second shot on 18,” said the 1984 High. Vancouver, Sundstrom 21 (unossisted), UConn vs. Georgetown,) p.m. Auburn 84, Vanderbilt 58 Jane Lack, 1,046 73X-7374— 292 Why? Because the Indians, No. bury, ClasS'M champs a year ago, ,19:16. 12, Vancouver. Smyl 22 (Grodln, Third period— 8, NY Rangers, Rog- Tyle r 5-15 M 11, Benson 4-8 (M) 8, Syracuse vs. Boston Colluge, 3 p.m. B I r m I n g h a m - S o u . 4 ) , Aub. Atsuko Hlkage, 1,046 73X-7374— 292 The victory was King’s first of LPGA Player of the Year. “I Tanti), 19:38. Penalty— Petit, Van, 10:57. ers24 (Sandstrom, Greschner) ,3:12.9, N Y Lol mbeer 8-15 S4 21, Thomas 11-2511-1133, Vlllanova vs. Pittsburgh, 9 p.m. Montgomerv Beth Solomon, 1,046 75X-49-75— 292 the year, and moved her to the thought she pul it away with 11 season in the Class L L East failed lo qualified for post-sea.son Overtlnre— 13, Vancouyer, Lanthier 1 Rangers, Ledyard6 ( Ftorek, Sundstrom), Long 2-60-04, Jone$1-l()d2,V. Johnson 7-14 St. John's vs. Providence-Seton Hall 38 Jerllvn Brilz, 1,046 70X-7476— 292 Region, will have to face an early play this season. (Lidster),2:47. Penalties— None. 5-519, Campbell S-9 3-413, Cureton 6-141-3 winner, 7 p.m. front of the LPGA money list this birdies on 15 and 16.” 6:16. 10, Pittsburgh, Bullord 24 (Hllller), Clemson 100, Wlnthrop55 Lourl Peterson, 1,046 70747078— 292 season conqueror in No. 6 seed Coventry completed its regular Shots on goal— Voncouver 9-10-13-1— 13:01. Penalties— Bodger, Pit, 6:39; 13, Steppe 2-2 M . Totols51-10927-31129. Florida 69, Mississippi St. 63 Sally Little, 840 70748069— 293 NFL Saints sal season with $54,737. King then hit an 8-iron to within 33. Hartford 10-13-2CM)— 43. McCarthy, Pit, 8:51; Malonev. N YR , Florida St. 87, S. Carolina 75 Martha Nause, 840 7371-7573— 293 King and Sheehan entered the 30 feet and sank the putt to force Windsor High in Windsor Wednes season Saturday night with a 8:51; Hllller, Pit, 9:59; Lamoureux. Pit, C E L T IC S (131) Seton Hall 85, UConn 80 Georgia Tech 64, St. Louis 54 MIssle McGeoroe, 840 X-X-7573— 293 McHale 22-28 12-13 56, Bird 10-23 9-1030, round as co-leaders at 7-under-par the playoff. day night at 7:30. make-up game at Cromwell High, Power-play conversions — 11:46; Osborne. N YR , 11:46. SETONHALL(tl) George Mason X , N.C.-Wllmlngton Kathy Hite, 840 75X-X-74—293 Vancouver, 2-1, Hartford, 1-0. Shots on goal— Pittsburgh 14-4-12— Parish 6-138-820, D. John$on3-^-28.Alnge Beverley Davis, 839 X-W-7576— 293 209. They rocked along all day. On the playoff hole, the momen The clubs met in the opening bowing to the homestanding 7-110014, Wedmon 1-21-2 3, Williams 1-1 Salley 2-7 4-5 8, McCloud 10-16 24 X , 88 M. N Y Rangers 16-15-18— 49. Jacksonville St. 86, [}elta St. X Jull Inkster, 675 69-757574— 294 in dosing stages tum swung. King put her drive to round of the Rotary Club Classic Panthers, 48-41. Cromwell, the No, Goalies— Vancouver, Caprice. Hart 3-4 5, Buckner M 00 2,CarlisleO-2O4)0, Bryant 8-102-318, Malor 1404)X Eaves3-7 finishing with scores of 8-under- 7-1013, Jones^2369, Burton 4-7S613, SIna James Madison 77, E. Carolina 61 Cothv Rvnids-Drx, 675 72-707874— 294 back on Dec. 28.1984, with Windsor 4 seed overall in Class S, winds up ford. LIut. A— 10,070. Power-plav conversions— Pittsburgh KlteO-1 OOO, ClarkO-2000. Totols51-9635-39 Debbie Melsterlln, 675 X-X-7575— 294 par 280. the right side of the fairway, while 138. 0- 204)0. Totols3(VSS2S-3485. Louisiana St. 67, Kentuckv 61 an overwhelming 64-42 winner. 18-2 while Coventry, No. 5 seed W).NYRangers5-l. UCONN (It) Memphis St. 66, Louisville 59 Elaine Crosby, 675 75X-70X— 294 NEW ORLEANS (UPl) — John year to buy the Dallas Cowboys for Going to the 18th hole, it looked Sheehan was in the rough to the Referee— Don Koharskl. (Goalies— Pittsburgh, Herron. NY Detroit 38 38 40 29— 129 N. Carolina 78, Duke 68 Joyce KazmIerskI, 675 71-7471-78— 294 Windsor has a 16-4 record and is overall, finishes at 15-5. Rangers, Vonblesbrouck. A— 17,419. Boston 38 34 33 3S— 138 Broxton 7-125-519, Frederick 7-132-216, Mecom Jr. could complete the sale $60 million. as though Sheehan had the title right side of the fairway. Three-point goals— Bird. Fouled out— Coles6-101-113, Coffey 0-304)0, Kelley 5-12 N. Carolina St. 66, Woke Forest 64 No. 9 overall in the 34-team Class Cromwell had a 21-13 lead at the N. Kentuckv 71, W right St. 69 (ot) of his N F L Saints today to a group The Cowboys safe required N FL wrapped up, as she carried a Sheehan’s second shot went into Referee— Ron Wicks. None. Total fouls— Detroit 28, Boston 25. .3313, Worren 3604)6, BessellnkO-11-21, L L field while Manchester, at 11-9, half in subduing the Patriots. King 1-1 041Z Williams 4-5 Z2 10. Totals North Georala82,GeoralaColleoe71 of Louisiana and Texas investors approval because rules prohibit two-stroke lead. the rough to the right of the green, DeviisS.FIyersZ Rebounds— Detroit 38 (Laimbeer 9), is No. 23 ranked. Pete DeVicinio had 15 points and Boston S3 (M cHale 16). Assists— Detroit 336314-1580. I Richmond 68, William 8, Morv 58 that lacks a majority partner but is team ownership without a major However, she pulled her second and her chip landed in the bunker. 24 (Thom as 11), Boston 31 (Bird 10). Southern Tech X , Paine College 63 One area club is also in the Stan Terry 14 to pace Cromwell. Phllodetphla 0 t t— Tennessee 86, Georgia 85 Football represented by auto dealer Tom ity partner. The size of the group shot to the left of the green and ” 1 knew I had to go for it,” she Technical— Benson 2 (elected). Detroit, SL John’s 72, Providence 53 tournament. Coventry High is No. Jody Morton netted 13 points and New Jersey 2 11—5 Black HawksS, Blues 2 Illegal defense. A— 14,890. Tulone 71, S. Mississippi 67 Benson. and the identities of its members after chipping to within 12 feet, said. "The third shot was in First period— 1, New Jersey, Adams 6 ST. JOHN'S (71) Virginia Union 67, Norfolk St. 65 Brett Laferriere 9 to lead Thomas C. Thompson, a spokes have not been disclosed. missed the putt that would have trampled rough — I had to hit it 2 seed in Class S Division East (Higgins, CIrella), pp, 2:42. 2, New Berry 5-16 66 16, Gloss 0-2 04) 0, W .VIrglnlaX, George Washlngton63 Region and the Patriots have a Coventry. Jersey, Adams 7 (Russell, D river), pp, St. Louis 1 1 2 Wennington 6-9 44 16, Mullln 6-16 66 IS, man for Mecom, returned to Thompson said he foresaw no given her par and the victory. absolutely perfect. But I got a little 5:27. Penalties— Rl.Sutter, N J, mo- Chicooo 1 2 2-d Moses3-7066, Rowan 1-10-12. Jockson 0-3 USFL standings Houston Saturday, but was ex major stumbling blocks /iI^^the ” I had a pitching wedge to the too cute and left it in the trap.” home game to open post-season lor (fighting), 0:40; Carson, Phi, First period— 1, Chicago, Olczyk 16 (T. Nets 117. Bulls 113 06 0, Stewart 6-1 06 0, Jones 56 2-5 12, Niltfwasi Ashland 71, Kentuckv Weslevan 62 proposal. ( \ green and I pulled it on 18.” said play Thursday night at 7:30 CROMWELL (4() — PeteDIVIclno63 m alor (hlghstlcklng), 0:40; Gogne, M urray, O ’Callahan), 4:54. 2, St. Louis, Shurinas 1-10 6 Z Cornegy(V6060. Gross Eastern Conference pected back in New Orleans today 15, Ned Webster 3 1 7, Stan Terry 6214, N J, malor (fighting), 0:40; Ro.Sutter, Paslawski 19 (Gilmour, B.Sutter), pp, 04XV60. TotlosX-6218-XX. Boll St. 93, Cent. Michigan 78 ” Mr. Benson will be theHargest Sheehan, winner of the Vare Meanwhile, King hit a 3-iron against No. IS seed Hale-Ray High N EW JE R S E Y (117) BellormlneW, Indiana CentroIX W L T Pet. PP PA to resume talks with Benson. Steve Solatia 4 0 8, Mark Merrow 1 2 4, Phi, 4:39; CIrella, N J, 4:39; Carson. 19:59. Penalties— Ramage, StL, Turner 4d 2-2 10, W llllaim 5-10 4-5 14, PROVIDENCE (S3) • within six feet of the pin and sank of Moodus. W ollv CoxOOO, Chuck Terlo 000, Harry 0:43; Delorme, StL, 16:25; T . M urray, Brodlev 82, Illinois St. 69 Memphis 1 0 0 1.000 20 3 Thompson saicj during the wee owner but may not be majority Trophy last season for the lowest Phi, malor (fighting), 7:17; CIrella, Dawkins 8-11 2419, Birdsong 14-X2-2X, Waller 26064, Lomax392-48, Knlght37 Jacksonville 1 0 0 1.000 22 14 A total of 1 IS schools qualified for Bricker 0 0 0. Totols 20 8 48. NJ, malor (fighting), 7:17; Hot- Chi, 16:25; Secord, Chi, 18:07. Cincinnati X , Vlrglnlo Tech 61 kend the $65 million agreement owner because I don’t think there scoring average. "Then the putt the ensuiqg putt for the eagle and Richardson 1219 2-2 7B, GmlnskI 2700 6, 1- 27, Starks 1-51-23, Brown 2-10664, Buda DePaul 69, Morquette 52 New Jersey 1 1 0 .500 56 48 state tournament play ii) four COVENTRY (41) — Jody Morton 61 fmever; NJ, 7:28; Ro.Sutter, Phi, 11:14; Sappleton 2-3 0-0 4, Cook DO OO 0. 1-2 06 Z Lewis 6-11 06 1Z Kipper 0-10- 0, will be a 51 percent kind of deal,” took a jag where I didn’t think it the victory. 13, Brett Laferriere 3 3 9, B'ob H arris I 2 Second period— 3, Chicogo, Lyslak Eastern III. 81, Chicago St. 77 Tam pa Bay 1 1 0 .500 63 57 could be finalized within days and Russell, N J, 13:32; Hospodor, Phi, 19:38; Totals 52-87 1216 117. PalazzI 2-5664, Donovan 1406Z Roth14 Birmingham 1 1 0 .500 61 68 Thompson said. “It will be a Bum would jag. It was just one of those ” 1 finally played a par-5 hole classes. The tournament con 4, L a rry Walsh 31 7, Jason G arick 1 2 4, Hoffmever, NJ, 19:38. 14 (D . Sutter, Yarem chuk), 9:38. 4, St. 1-23, Wright 24614, Pennefather66660. Illinois 86, Purdue 43 would be similar to the arrange C H IC A G O (113) Ind.-PUG, FW 88, Ind. St-Evons. 8501 Baltimore O il .250 31 39 right,” she said. cludes the weekend of March 22-23 Mike Kornteld 2 0 4. Totals 16 ? 41. Louis. Mullen 30 (unossisted). 11:50. 5, Greenwood 7-11 0-1 14, Woolrldae 10-21 TofalsX-ro5-11S3. ment used by a 12-man group last lBright-Iike situation.” things.” Chicogo, Lormer 37 (D. Wilson, Brown), Iowa St. X , Colorado 63 Orlando 0 2 0 .000 17 63 Secondperlod— 3, Phllodelphia, Kerr 48 9-10X,Conlne28228, Jordan 122111-12 Western Conterence (unassisted), :30. 4, New Jersey, Higgins pp, 17:40. Penalty— Pavese.StL, 15:54. Kent St. 76, Bowling Green X 37, Whatley 2-5 00 4, E.Johnson 1-3 26 7, Miami (Ohio) 67, Ohio U. 66 Houston 2 0 0 1.000 84 61 14 (Bridgm an), 7:21. Penalties— Higgins, Third period— 6, Chicago, 0'Callohan6 Oldham 21 2-2 2, Matthews 28 00 6, Pittsburgh B5, Vlllanova 62 (D . Sutter, Lyslak), 5:45. 7, Chicogo, Michigan 87, Northwestern 66 Oakland 1 0 1 .750 48 27 4 N J, 11:19; Driver, N J, 16:03. Hliggins 26 OO 6. Totals 42-84 2 9 -X 113. PITTSBURGH (IS) Michigan St. 82, Wisconsin 63 Portland 1 1 0 .500 21 19 Third period— 5, New Jersey, Meagher Secord 12 (unassisted). 19:42. Penolty— Attonta I I M M 1*^117 . Olczyk, Chi, 6:36. Smith 9-12 60 IS, SIwpherd 7-10 1-1 15, N. Dokota St. 102, Auaustano97 (O T ) Arizona 1 1 0 .500 X Z) 8 (Russell), sh, 2:31. 6, New Jersey, CMCOBO 2S M i l 31— 113 Williams566110, Davld24604,Gore6-1S Meagher 9 (Lever, Preston), 5:03. 7, Shots on goal— St/’ o Louis 8-6-7— N. Illinois X , E . Michigan X Dmiver \1 1 0 .500 50 54 Three-point goals— none. Fouled 1-113, Alken24664,Lewls4-S66g, Watkins Neb-Omaha M, No. Colorado 66 Son Antonio 1 1 0 .500 19 34 Philadelphia, Poulin 19 (Croven, Eriks 23.Chicogo8-11-6— 25. out— Dawkins. Totol fouls— N.J. 24, Power-plav conversions— St. Louls2-l; 1-1 61 Z Armstrong 62060, MIklasevIch N. Michigan 124, Mlch.-Doorborn 75 Los Angeles 0 2 0 .000 43 48 son), 14:46. Penalties— Verbeek, N J, Chicago 15. Rebounds— N.J. X (Willi 1-306ZThompson1-13-4S,Ferguson2266 ' SCOREBOARD Oklahoma 65, Nebraska 62 Friday's Result i 2:05; Zezel, Phi, 6:54; Muller, N J, Chicogo 2-1. ams 10), Chicago X (Jordon 14). Goalies— St. Louis, Mlllen. Chicogo. 4, BkmtonOOOOO. Totals4667M85. Quinev 82, Northeastern 68 New Jersey M, Orlando 10 6:54; Paterson, Phi, malor (fighting- Assists— N .J. 36 (Richardson 10), Chi VILLANOVA(61) misconduct), 9:09; Muller. N J, malor Bonnermon. A— 17,364. Southern Illinois 85, Indiana St 84 Saturday's Result Ind. St. 6 10 .375 13 14 .481 Referee— Bob Myers. cooo 17 (Whatley 11). Technical— none. Pressley 1-7 25 5, McClain 6-11 1-1 13, Wls.-Eou Claire 74, Wls.-Lo Crosse 55 Portland 14, Los Angeles 10 Horvora 7 5 .583 15 7 .682 New Hamp. 4 12 .250 6 21 .222 METRO ATLANTIC ATHLETIC Drake 4 12 .250 12 SM U 2) b (fighting-misconduct), 9:09; New Jer A— 9J63. Pinckney 6224Z McLain 1-206Z Wilbur Colgate 0 16 .000 5 20 .X I W LPet. W LPet. 15 .444 Texas / 10 6 18 9 sey, bench minor (served by Higgins), Sundgy's Results Cornell 7 5 .583 13 11 .542 West Tex. 4 12 .250 11 16 .407 ASM i2 S .667 251-15, Jensen 4-72410, Everson 141-53, Houston SO, Tampa Bov M Columbia 7 5 .583 11 13 .458 x-Hortford - t — 4 21 .2X x-lona 1) 3 . 786 X 4 .852 MID-AMERICAN Arkansas 10 6 .625 19 11 .633 10:25; Driver, N J, 12:41. AAoker6224Z DawsonOI 660, Brown 46 Fordham 9 5 .643 1710 .630 T C U / 8 8 . 500 16 11 .593 Southwest Denver 40, Birmingham 23 Basketball Princeton 7 5 .583 11 13 .458 x-lne1lolble for conference title Conference All Gomes 2410, Massimino 23624, PInone 1-31-23, Arkansas 106, Baylor 71 Baltimore 17, Oakland 17 (tie) Yale 6 7 .462 13 12 .520 Holy Cross 8 6 .571 9 18 .3X W LPet. W Houston ^ 8 8 .500 16 12 .571 Shots on goal— Phllodelphia 11-6-10— HorrlngtonOI 343. Totols22S61S-3662. Houston Baptist Somford ECAC SOUTH LaSalle 8 6 .571 15 12 .556 LPet. Texos 7 9 .438 15 12 .556 27. New Jersey 9-11-9— 29. Rockets 99.76ers 90 77, 67 Son Antonio 16, Arizona 14 Brown . 4 9 .308 8 18 .308 X-Ohio U 14 4 . 778 20 7 .741 Rec League Lamar 75, Pan Americon 69 Monday's Gome Dartmouth 311 .214 5 21 .192 Conference AirOomes A rm y 7 7 .500 14 12 .S38 Baylor 4 12 .250 11 16 .407 Power-plav conversions — W LPet. W LPet. Miami 13 5 .722 10 9 .667 Philadelphia 7-0, New Jersey 3-2. Prairie View 82, Texas Southern 74 (All Times EST) ATLANTIC 18 St. Peter’s 5 9 .357 14 12 .539 Toledo 11 7 .611 16 Rice 3 1 3 .188 11 16 .407 PHILADELPHIA (M) Goorgoiown 90. Syracuse 63 Texas A B M Rice 62 Cpllege basketball standings N o w 11 3 .786 21 5 .800 Manhattan 410 .286 819 .296 11 .593 X-regulor season champion Barkley 215 14 18, Ervlno 211 1-2 17, 79, Memphis a t Jacksonville, 8p.m. Conference All Gomes Kent St. 11 7 .611 16 11 .593 Texas Tech 61, Texas Christian 53 Saturday, March f Richmond 11 3 .786 18 9 .667 Fairfield 4 10 .286 11 16 .407 SOUTHWESTERN ATHLETIC Goalies— Philadelphia, Lindbergh. Malone212213X,Cheeks213239, Toney SYRACUSE (U ) W LPet. W LPet. George Mason 10 4 .7)4 17 10 .630 E. Michigan 9 9 .500 14 13 .519 Tulsa 67, Wichita St. 66 Birmingham at Orlando, 8 p.m. MAJOR INDEPENDENTS X-W. Va. 16 2 .889 2D 7 .741 x-regulor season ctiomplen Ball St. 810 .444 12 New Jersey, Resch. A— 19,040. PeeWeebasketball 29 1-2 7, Jones 25 20 6, Rlchordun Addison 4-15 $-7 13, Hawkins 2-3 24 6, Wm. 8i Morv 9 5 15 11 .577 15 .444 Conterence 222-26.Threott20222,G. Johnson 23 20 Baltimore at Memphis, 9 p.m. W L Pet. Temple 15 3 .833 21 5 .807 METRO W. Michigan 7 11 .389 12 15 .444 All (tames Selkaly 0-3 1-2 1, Washinmon 6-12 76 19, 19 6 .704 J. Madison 7 7 14 13 .519 W LPet. W LPet. Referee— Ron Hoggarth. Tar Heels 18 (Tom Kelley 11, John 0, Williams 20 20 0. Totols 3S-T7 1228 Sunday, M o r ^ 10 Davton St. Joseph's 13 5 .722 17 10 .630 Conterence All Gomes N. Illinois 7 11 .389 11 16 .407 Brown 46 668, Monroe 23664, Alexis 16 West / Los Angeles at New Jersey, 2:30p.m. Notre Dome IS B .692 NC Wilmington 4 10 .286 12 15 .444 Alcorn 13 1 .929 72 5 .815 Carlson 3, David Upchurch, Corky 90. 1- 2 3, Harried 1-1 16 3, Spera 63 66 0, Rutgers 9 9 .500 14 13 .519 American W LPet. W LPet. Bowing Green 612 .3X 12 15 .444 Colo. St. X, Texos-EI Paso 69 ' Portland ot Denver, 2:30 p.m. DePoul 18 8 .692 Mosspchusett 9 9 .500 13 14 .481 3 11 .214 918 .3X Memphis St. 13 1 .929 24 3 .889 Southern 9 5 .643 17 9 ,654 Coughllnalsoscored), Knights 17 (Greg HOUSTON (97) Brower 66 36 3, Trictw 1-3 1-2 3 E. Carolina 1 13 .071 7 X .259 Centrl Mich. 4 14 .222 9 18 .3X Tex. Sou. Ryon, Mark RusconI, Mike RusconI Eostern Wash. 99, U.S. International 71 Tam pa Boy at Son Antonio, 2:30p.m. Morauette 17 9 .654 Geo. Wash. 9 9 .500 14 13 .519 VP. Tech 10 4 .714 20 7 .741 x-regulor season dMmplon 7 7 . 500 12 15 .444 M cCray 7-10 2216, Sampson 218 7-8 2S, Totals— 21-57 21-37 63. GEOROBTOW N Idaho St. 78, Boise St. 75 (O T ) 12 .571 Ala. St. 7 7* .500 played well). Olalowon2194022, Hollins 291-17, Lloyd Houston at Oakland, 4 p.m. SW Loulslono 16 St. Bono. 7 11 .389 13 14 .481 Cincinnati 8 6 .571 15 12 .556 MIDGymnastics talk of the day but, he said, was third and American champion Brian Boitano fifth, Denver ahead 33-21 with 4:39 left in quarter scores. ward passed for 185 yards and short when Duane Gunn caught a off the race record set by Affirmed Championship in Indianapolis. Retton received a 9.85 in "Winning the Big Cap means the third period. In a game played Saturday Buford Jordan rushed for 110 to long pass and was tackled at the in 1979. more. event and won all-around championship. Lee, Mahrer share ski title A 56-yard, five-play drive gave night. Portland defeated Los An lead Portland. Los Angeles quar Breakers' 4-yard line as time As second choice in the wager Denver a 19-point lead with 8:41 geles 14-10. terback Steve Young mounted expired. "With the purses they have these ing. he paid $7.00, $3.80 and $2.80. T O K Y O — Australia's Steven Lee and Daniel Mahrer of days, 10 years from now someone Greinton paid $3.40 and $2.60 while Switzerland recorded their first World Cup victories Sunday, will come along and hit $200 Gate Dancer paid $2.60. clocking identical times to tie for first place in a men's Spring training roundup million." Life's Magic, as the only filly in Mary Lou returns super-giant slalom in which the underdogs dominated the Ayman set a swift pace, while the race, also closed some ground favorites. to finish fourth while My Habitony Lord at War, who prefers to run in Neither Lee nor Mahrer had placed in the lop 15 in any of the front, stayed on his heels, followed and Hail Bold King were never Overloaded Yanks may deal Moreno season's three previous super-giants. But they both completed by Greinton. factors a better gymnast the 2,030-meter course in one minute, 31.36 seconds. extensive workouts to recover Lee's triumph was only the second victorey by an Australian in By United Press International similar session the day before... Al suffered a mild twisted ankle were 9.85s, and Retton had three of from leg injuries that hampered Vermeil, brother of former Phila covering third ba.se. Bv Pohia Smith the 19-year history of the World Cup. His compatriot, Malcolm them, two on vault and one Sunday his 1984 season. delphia Eagles' Coach Dick Ver Montreal Expo .starting pitcher United Press International Milne, won a Cup downhill at Val d'Isere, France, in 1970. on beam. The New York Yankees' over- However, teammate Garry meil, is in the Chicago White Sox Charlie Lea and reliever Bert Carolina 500 wins populated outfield may mean Maddox, who underwent back INDIANAPOLIS - Mary Lou "M y balance beam was the best camp working to improve players' Roberge reportedly have shoulder ever," Retton said of the routine, center fielder Omar Moreno will be surgery last September, has not leg strength and speed. and right elbow aches, respec Retton has returned to interna Pair tops Blue Grass Stakes sacrificed — via a trade — to get tional competition a belter gym which included both front and back had such a successful recovery. St. Louis Cardinals Manager tively. Three players remain ab tuck somersaults and many more LEXINGTON, Ky. — Florida Derby winner Proud Truth and the roster to 25 players by Opening Maddox has been told not to run Whitey Herzog predicts his team sent from the Montreal camp. fires up Bonnett nast than when she left it seven Day. dance and flexibility moves than Chief's Crown, the Swale Stakes champion, lop a list of 208 3-year and limited to the batting cages will top Its 1984 base-stealing Third baseman Tim Wallach is months ago to celebrate her “ It's going to be real lough," she used at the Olympics. olds nominated to Keeneland's $150.000-added Blue Grass Stakes until his back is completely healed. record by 3lMhis year; he says resting after having his wisdom gold-medal triumph in the Los Yankee manager Yogi Berra said GanI went low to take second. "There's a big difference in In other training camps. Boston they'll cop 250 rases in 1985 ... The teeth-removed; outfielder Miguel ROCKINGHAM, N.C. (UPI) - Angeles Olympics. April 25. Sunday. 'T v e said all along the Gant stole the lead from Bonnett judging now," Retton said, “but Red Sox pitcher Al Nipper, who is New York Mets say outfielder Dilone has been dcla.ved in the After a winless 1984 season, Neil She proved that to herself and a The l'/« miie. Grade I stepping stone to the Kentucky Derby is biggest problem I've got is getting in turn three with three laps getting 10s was irrelevant today." recovering from a gastric ulcer, Moo)Je Wilson has a weak Dominican Republic with visa Bonnett talked with car owner national television audience Sun one of eight slakes races worth $550,000 scheduled during down to 25 players. We've got at remaining. But on the final lap. Retton said she also found she reported being "a little less shoulder but will not need surgery. problems, and rookie right-hander Junior Johnson and offered to day with the way she won an Keeneland's 15-day, .April 6-26, spring meeting. least 10 or 12 pitchers who could A Gant slipped entering turn three has improved concentration. winded" after Sunday's 10-minute -Sid Fernandez, expected to be one John Dopson remains at home in leave. unprecedented third-straight make the club, and the outfield is Things just hadn't gone the way and Bonnett slipped under Gant's American Cup championship — by throwing workout compared with a of the Mets' starting pitchers. Finksburg, Md., with a virus. “ All the exhibitions I did before especially crowded now that we've they were supposed to. The Huey- Chevrolet. Bonnett pulled his turning in her strongest perfor Chevrolet e«en with Gant's as the this (after the Olympics) have Aebli wins Hong Kong Open got Sample." town, Ala., driver had no wins, was mance of the meet in the event long Billy Sample was acquired in a two moved through turn four. They helped me learn to concentrate," still nursing a wrist broken early in acknowledged as her worst, bal HONG KONG — Mark Aebli. a 27-year-old Texan, fired a recent trade for Toby Harrah and banged sheet metal as they exited she said. "When they shout 'Mary the season, and a crew chief ance beam. 2-under-par 68 Sunday to win the $150,000 1985 Hong Kong Open. is expected to see a lot of action in the final corner and drag racbd for Lou, Mary Lou' I hear them, but I reteyering from a broken leg "I'm not a beamer; it's not Aebli, who emerged from obscurity only last week as winnerof left field, which may mean Vic sunered at Daytona Beach, Fla. the checkered flag. acknowledge them afterwards," w natural Mary Lou," Retton said the Philippine Open in Manila, took the $25,000 first prize with a Mata and Henry Cotto — two of the But Johnson convinced Bonnett “The last few laps I really tried 5he said. after the meet during a joint news 10-under-par 270 for the four-day event. Yankees' most promising young to stay, that a win would come. to pressure Harry going down into Retton won all four events conference with feliow Olympic Taiwan's Chen Tse-ming shot a 68 on the par-70 course to finish outfielders — will both hoti^ to go Bonnett agreed, and Sunday at the comers, hopefully to get his Sunday, finishing with 39.350 of a medalist Tim Daggett, who won second with a 274. back to Columbus of the Interna J North Carolina Motor Speedway tires a little hot," said Bonnett. the men's American Cup over possible 40 points — 0.7 ahead of who averaged 114.953 mph in the second-place Yu Feng of China. tional League. he broke a 33-race winless streak China's Yang Yueshan in what also Ken Griffey has been promised race slowed by 10 caution flags for Third went to Daniela Silivas, a with a one-foot victory over Harry was his first international competi John Kelly Jr. dies the club's regular left field spot 76 laps. 4-foot-5, 61-pound Romanian, and Gant. tion since the Summer Games. after complaining about being "When we took the white flag Marie Roethlisberger of Hunting- PHILADELPHIA — John B. Kelly Jr., president of the U.S. "I didn't want to be there (at What Mary Lou Retton does well platooned with Sample. UPI photo and went into one I saw him slid ton Beach, Calif.; alternate on the Olympic Committee, former Olympic medalist, and brother of Johnson's) if I was holding them naturally are vaulting and floor "I told him just to concentrate on just a little bit. I felt I coiild run him U.S. women's Olympic team, was the late Princess Grace of Monaco, died of an apparent heart John McEnroe makes backhand return en route to back," said Bonnett. who earned exercise, events that capitalize on left field down here," Berra said. down in three. When his back end fourth. attack Saturday while jogging. He was 57. $35,505. "He (Johnson) said I had her her great strength and "He's my left fielder, but Griff victory in WCT Houston Tournament over Kevin Curren slid just a little bit I was able to get Kelly's former brother-in-Jaw, Eugene Conlan, 57. also died of two more years on my contract and explosiveness. Daggett said he also learned needs to get rest periodically." in the finals. McEnroe won in straight sets 7-5, 6-1, 7-6 inside him. an apparent heart attack Saturday and his body was found we were going to win some races. 'The vaults and brand-new floor something about himself while Moreno, who hit .259 in 117 “ When we were even I could see several blocks from where Kelly collapsed the same day. ,nn won $60,000 first prize money. He got me fired back up to go routines she performed in the outscoring Yang on the horizontal games last season, lost his center the door posts. I had the throttle again. two-day Cup were just as strong as bar, 9.7 to 9.65, in the sixth and last Kelly. 6-foot-3 and 200 pounds in his prime, was a four-time field job with the signing of Rickey down. Then I saw my car pull "I have tom up his cars and those she used in the Olympics to rotation to break a tie and win the Olympian who won a bronze medal for sculling in 1956. He Henderson. But so far the Yankees ahead by an inch, then two inches. I blown up his engines and he always edge Romanian Ecaterina Szabo Cup. recently was named head of the committee planning the 1988 have not yet been able to work a knew the minute we crossed the t^U » about the nextweek. l admire for the all-around gold medal, "I think this proved something Olympic Gatnes. trade. McEnroe satisfied hirnS lot. He has given me a lot of start-finish line I had him by eight although her scores didn't show it. for me," said Daggett, who sim The trade rumor, mill has the good advice." to 10 inches by the most." A tightening of international ilarly pulled out a perfect 10 with Phillies interested in obtaining It was the second straight Bennet sets world indoor best Sunday. Bonnett always re scoring rules after the Olympics his final routine, on high bar, to relief pitcher Dave Beard from the mained within striking distance Rockingham race Gant has lost by left all the American Cup competi give the U.S. men their upset Seattle Mariners, and Seattle with latest crown but he didn't run the car to its the slim margin. The first was in A TH E N S — Todd Bennnet of Britain Sunday set a world indoor tors' scores significantly loWendy White in the doubles championship. now Midas brake shoes or pads will be installed without tiebreaker, which he won 7-4, plans on attending the Hurricanes' member of the University of months and be the No. 1 contender easily found enough reserve ROAD. McEnroe's serving gave Curren charge lor the shoes or pads or the labor to install the shoes hitting three aces. spring practice Monday and has Miami football team and plans on again. Gary, man, I don't want to strength to finish off a fighter like Become a skilled driver of problems during the singles finals 4/4/85 or pads. Additional parts and/or labor required to restore the “ He never really got me serve," not yet made a decision on entering being at spring practice Monday," see you again in six months." Hinton. Of his 35 previous fights, Army trucks and other military and three aces by McEnroe that syrtem to operational condition are extra. McEnroe said. "He really wasn't the N F L draft, a school spokesman Miami sports information director Spurred on by a legion of his fans all victories, 32 had ended in vehicles. You'll become an lifted him to a 7-4 win in the expert at caring for your truck Bloomfield 243-9430 MIddleloiwn 34/-a IOb Wallingford Kob-traaj picking up on either (first er said late Sunday. Karl Schmldtt said. “ He has not who chanted, "Hawk Time. Hawk knockouts. Branford 481-2388 Naw Britain 224-9137 match-deciding tiebreaker. second) serve." and keeping it in top running Wafarbury 757-0339 Kosar, who was red-shirted for determined a specific timetable as Time. Hawk Time," Pryor had to ROBEitT J. SMITH, inc. Briilol S82-7983 Naw Havan 885-8111 "I hope I haven't reached my Then he was "The Hawk." Now shape. Walarbury Curren said McEnroe's serving one season, has the option of to when and if his status will reach back for something extra to If vou like to drive and enjoy E. Hartford 280-9315 Naw London 447-1711 peak yet," McEnroe said. “If lean was a definite factor. he was simply 29-year-old Aaron Robert J.SmWi. (Wolcott St.) 753-7581 staying, with the Hurricanes or change. defeat Hinton. INSURANSMITHS handling truck-size power Entlald 745-0305 Norwich 889-8433 get 10 to 20 percent better, that's “ I can't cover both of his graduating and entering the April Pryor, and he needed to flpd a new INSURANSMITHS SINCE systems,-'steer yourself to a Groton W. Hartford 522-0171 Hinton's left-handed style, su way to win. 44^8129 Rocky Hill 583-1507 what I hope for. You've got to try serves," Curren said. “ When I did 30 N F L draft, where he would be "Academically, he's carrying 18 local Army Recruiter. Hamden 2 4 ^ 2 7 Southington Waat Havan 934-2826 perior reach, stinging jabs and He found It. ( 821-9333 and keep pushing and assume it's have the opportunity, I didn't among the top players selected. credits this semester and can get 1914 N. Hartford 248-4820 Torrington 482-7847 Wllllmanllc 456-1766 going to get tougher. return serve. strong counterpunching snapped "M y last two fights were my . In Manchster The quarterback, who sparked six more sometime near the end of the champion's head repeatedly Jgon cheater 84^6808 Vam on 875-4940 S. Hartford 246-5127 Curren wouIBn’t argue that “You can attribute the way I Miami to the national champion June. Then, he would be eligible for toughest fights," said the CincinJ call McEnroe was in command and he won the first four rounds. nati native now living in MiamK played to what he gave me out ship two seasons ago, can earn his the draft, should he choose to But he failed to finish off Pi^6r in 643-4109 Sunday. there." who was including his H ^ u n d 649-5241 FREE WRITTEN ESTIMATES degree in economics and finance declare." the second round when he had the AR klV "I never really was in the McEnroe concluded that he by June, thus becoming eligible for The Buffalo Bills, who own the decision over Nicky Furlgno for 65 E. Canter Street match, ' Curren said. ‘‘!he was champion blinded by blood and it the IBF title June 25 of las^^ear BE ALL YOU CAN BE. Call your local MIDAS Shop for evening hours. didn't worry too much about the draft. Or, he can string out his No. 1 pick, already have signed was then that Pryor faced his Mancheeter, Ct. dominant the whole time. From Curren. credits and play another season Virginia Tech's Bruce Smith “These were the skill fights.lthey moment of truth and survived. showed mv talent and mv ability. ) •A-
MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 4, 1985 - 1" 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Miirch 4. 1985 Supermarket Shopper Trial-size iimit is people’s choice Exhaust system in stove can be a fire hazard \ Trial sizes should be clearly m arked’’One piickage to grease fire can then reach the trail created by fumes from By Martin Sloane Editor’s note: this is the third a cfistomer." and so should the trial-size displays. exhaust fan grille which itself chemicals such as gasoline, United Feature Syndicate in a seven-part series on fire Coupons that are good on trial sizes should carry a safety. will burst into flame. If the kerosene and naphtha. The fumes or vapors rising from similar restriction. exhau.st fan is on. the fire can be / Lastv^week I published letters from readers who sucked into the ventilation ducts open containers can be touched were opposed to purchase limits on trial-size 1 have sent the results of this ballot to the Promotion Of tile four kinds of fires Marketing Association of America, and 1 hope the classified by fire prevention and spread throughout the off by a spark or flame. p ^ ^ a ^ s Exactly 104 said it was fair to stock up on Containers of volatile liquids member manufacturers will give it serious experts, three can commonly house. trialsizes. They voted against a limit of one trial-size A grease fire in a kitchen have been known to explode package per customer. Many of them told me they consideration. , occur in homes. 1 want to thank all the readers who cast their votes PREVENTION exhaust system is difficult to when the vapor trail fuse is made gift packages out of trial sizes, or used them Class A fires are caused by in mv trial-size ballot.- the ignition of ordinary com extinguish. If one starts, the ignited. when traveling. One reader presented a good PROTECTION The only difference between ------1 bustible m aterials such as exhaust system should be argument for buying one trial-size product for each switched off. the house evacu an open container of liquid that member of the family. Clip ‘n’ file refunds wood, paper, cloth, rubbdr and ESCAPE many kinds of plastics. ated, and the fire department gives off dangerous, volatile But 480 readers voted in favor of manufacturers fumes and the sputtering fuse Baked Goods, Desserts (F ile 7) Class B fires involve flamma summoned — in that order. placing limits on trial-size purchases. Here’s what look at the kitchen where the attached to a stick of dynamite Clip out this file and keep it with similar ble and combustible liquids, But there is a simple way to they had to say: is the speed with which the cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with gases or fumes, and greases. exhaust system of your stove help prevent such a fire: Clean "Many of the interesting new products we see can be a major fire hazard. vapor fuse ignites. Experi beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting Class C fires begin when the exhaust system at regular Hair sprays, fingernail polish advertised cost $2 to J3, and if we try one and don’t Over a period of time, grease intervals. ments have shown that a vapor store such liquids is in safety the needed proofs of purchase while looking for "live” electrical equipment or and polish remover, and cos care for it. our money goes down the drain," wrote fumes build up a residue on Another hazardous spot in the ■ fuse can explode in a fraction of cans bearing the seal of a the required forms at the supermarket, in wiring malfunctions. metics that contain acetone, Esther from San Pedro, Calif. "That’s why 1 believe metal fixtures. Droplets of home is any place where a second. national testing laboratory. newspapers and magazines, and when trading lacquer or an alcohol base arc all new products should first be offered in trial or Class D fires involve com grease that hit a flame or that volatile, combustible fluids are Volatile and flammable liq These liquids should never be with friends Offers may not be available in all all potential fire hazards. Medi sample sizes When General Foods introduced the bustible metals, which are not fall on the heating element of a stored. Failure to store such uids should always be used in stored inside the home itself. areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive cines and cosmetics should lie Gourmet Coffee I was thankful that there were 39-cent normally found in the home. stove can explode in miniature liquids correctly can cause w e ll-v e n tila te d areas -and Many medicines and health each refund. tightly capped and stored in samples. I bought several and then was able to sample For an example of how one fireballs. These in turn can vapor-fu.se fires. should be stored in metal and beauty products contain The following refund offers are worth »7.55. metal medicine cabinets. and make my choice of flavor." type of fire can break out, let’s ignite more dripping grease. A A vapor fuse is an invisible containers. The best way to ivoiatile and flammable liquids Frankly. 1 was surprised by the great number of This week’s refund offers have a value of $‘23.04. readers who expressed a keen interest in using trial This offer does not require a refund form: sizes. But almost ever>’ letter said it was difficult to SUNSHINE 75 Cent Refund, P 0 Box PM 141, \ El Paso. TX 79966. Send three proof-of-purchase find them: “ When there are coupons for trial sizes, I am never seal.s from any Sunshine Sandwich Cookie Herald photo by Tarquinto able to find these packages," wrote Margo of San package, plus your name, address and ZIP code. Advice Jose. Calif. "A fter reading your column about people There is no’ expiration date on this offer. Thanks, UNICO who load up on trial sizes, now I know why. 1 vote for These oilers require refund forms: purchase limits because one trial-size package per Free KNOX Blox Coupon Offer. Receive a Laurie Pryko, executive director of the Shoppe to Dan Reale, a UNICO customer is fair.” coupon for a free package of Knpx Unflavored Manchester Association for Retarded member. UNICO gave the association Again and again, the ballots cast in favor of Gelatine. Send the required refund form and two Golden anniversary deserves luster purchase limits repeated the same message: • front name panels from the 4-envelope-size Citizens, shows the new window $3,500. Half of the money went to buy package of Knox Unflavored Gelatine for a “ I can never find trial sizes at any of the major talk to a girl for five minutes, then "M a ry" did not take my son’s this glass rotating display case. coupon good on a 4-envelope size, with a 70-cent DEAR ABBY: My parents will showcase at the MARC Bakery-Gift s’Upermarkets." wrote Diane of Littleton. Colo. "In ask her if she would like to go to name ("Sm ith” ) . She wants to be value; or send two front panels from the be celebrating their golden wed fact. I have suspected that they don’t exist and bed. known as "Dr. Mary Jones" — someone is playing a bad joke on us. If they do exist, 32-envelopc-size package for a coupon good on the ding anniversary this summer, 4 Jones being her maiden name. Dear I ’m not talking about just one the rule should be one per person." 32-envelope size, with a value of $2.50. Expires and we (their children) want to They are expecting a baby, and RHAM High has honor roll Many of the envelopes that 1 opened produced June 30, 1985. observe the day in some special Abby guy: I'm talking about a whole she wants their child to bear her letters warm with anger. "The appalling greed of LENDERS Free Bagel Offer. Receive a coupon way. The problem is that Mama series of them. One evening I had maiden name — Mary or Johnny has been in a nursing home for the seven propositions. One conceited The honor roll for the second Maureen Kenneally.. Scott Korblch. Hoyden, Jennifer Holt, Lard Hudock, some supermarket shoppers sends me home from a good for a free package of Lenders Bagels. Send Jones — not his surname pf Margaret Ives. Karlo Jaillardo, last four years — so senileTh^ Abigail jerk had the nerve to say: "Don't marking period was recently an Khalil Sivlee. Donna Utakis.6 shopping expeditioil with my blood pressure on the the required refund form and the Universal "Sm ith." Heather Kearns, Zone Kromlsh.6 doesn’t remember who we are half Van Buren play hard to gel; this is your last nounced at RHAM Senior High R-onnIe LewandowskI, Wendy rise, ” wrote Opal from Long Beach, Calif. "How can Product Code symbols from three packages of Honors the time. Dad is fine. He has a chance. If you don't come with me, School. McCorrlson, Katherine Mooney, Mi these people who take dozens of trial sizes be so frozen Lender’s Bagels. Expires March 31, 1985. I may be old-fashioned, but I do Michoel Bain. Patti Bronke. Robert chael Nichols, Reed Nonken, Shannon live-in companion who has been an I'm leaving with the girl over not like the idea of my son’s child O’ Keefe, Lucinda Rihm, Steven Rocke insensitive to fellow shoppers?" MRS. SM ITH’S Free Lattice Pie Offer. Receive GRADE 12 Burns, Linda Calvo, Janet Clapp. angel to him. there." Then he pointed to her. I Daniel Dupre, Eric Epplnger. Tracy feller, Carrie Ann Sauer, Marc The ballots ca.st for purchase limits also included a store coupon good for a free Mrs. Smith s bearing hi.s ntrother's maiden name Scrivner. Gall Slegrlst, Michael We discussed the various options advice. said no, so he went over to her and High Honors Garrison, Rebecca Gay. Heidi Haertel, several trial-size horror stories, like this one from a Lattice Crust Pie. Send the required refund form in.stead of his father’s surname. Deanna Harrison, John Hocevar?Kate Snider, Robert Welz. Michael White, with Dad. We considered having a MIXED EMOTIONS. said, "OK, let’s go, " and they left Kimberly Young. reader in Alabama. "Someone like me who lives far and four Universal Product Code symbols from People who don't know belter may Gregory Augustine* Inge Benoy, Gall Howard. Lynne Jeffries. Michael Jo lovely dinner with just close family together seph.6 from town and only .shops once a week doesn't have a any flavor Mrs. Smith’s Lattice Crust Pie. assume that the child was born out Edwards* William Harvey, Kevin Hig GRADE 9 members at the restaurant near DEAR MIXED: A nice catered gins, Debbie Jewett, Kimberly Kauf Stephen Korblch, Pamela Krist. chance at getting a trial size. A lady in town has a deal Expires March 31, 1985. I ’m no prude. Abby, but I ’m no of wedlock. Collette Legault, George Linnartz, the nursing home, but Mama is dinner at the nursing home with fman. Christopher Legault, Lori High Honors w ith the newspaper handler and she gets all the extra Free THOMAS'S Raisin Muffins Offer. Receive pushover; either. I look like a lady, DIssell. Tammy Lylyk. Michele Machowskl. Patrick Madore, Scott McDonald. coupon inserts. When the inserts had coupons for a a coupon good for a free 6-pack of Thomas’s terrified of riding in a car, and her close family members is by far the act like a lady and talk like a lady. Also, what is the correct way to Gregory Cavoli, Michael Chmle- table manners are non-existent at Honors Kimberly Murzyn. John Novickas, free 2-pound trial-size bag of dog food, she used the Raisin English Muffins, plus a free collection of best choice. And since your mother So where are all the gentlemen? address mail to my son and his Michele Nielsen, Tricia Pemsel, leckl. Tim Fellman, Denise Harr, this point. We could have a nice isn’t able to participate in a golden Karen Higgins, Douglas Hoogervorst, coupons to purchase 112 trial-size bags and there were "Horray for Raisins” recipe ideas including a wife, since he does not have a Anthony Alfano, Kelly Anderson, James Queen, Steven Ross.6 Robert Soderberg, Rebecca Tinelle, Kelly Ann Johnson, Katherine McColi. none left on the supermarket shelves for the rest of us. Thomas Raisin English Muffins 10-cent coupon. catered dinner for just the family wedding dance, it would be most OFFENDED IN "D octor" title, but she has? Beth Arey, Jeffrey Beaudoin, Daniel Karen Palmer, Karen Sabatino, Me- Bowers, Deborah Brook, David Budd, Christopher Ullon. Kirsten Ullon, As long as this can happen. I vote for one trial size to a Send the required refund form and the Universal right in the nursing home. Many inappropriate for your father to NAZARETH. PA. GRANDMA-TO-BE Owen White. llsso Witt, Melissa Castonguay, Dawn Chamber- custom er.” Product Code symbol from five packages of couples give a golden wedding host such a party with his lady- lain, Jennifer Chapman, Lisa Coljpitts, dance, and that's what Dad would friend by his side. DEAR GRANDMA: Many pro Michelle DeGray, Devon DePietro, GRADE 10 Honors Barbara from New Smyrna Beach, Fla., wrote, Thomas’s Raisin English Muffins. Expires DEAR OFFENDED: Obviously Barbara De$so.6 like, but we have mixed emotions they’re not at the clubs where, fessional women prefer to keep High Honors Anthony Amaio, Brian Anderson, "Thank you for saying ’halt” to the super sample March 31, 1985. Raquel France, David Gunas, Shawn Kris Archambault, Hilary Bell, Chris shoppers, and for calling attention to this gross Free THOMAS’S Toast-R-Cakes Offer. Receive about it because obviously Mama DEAR ABBY: After breaking up you’ve been hanging out. If you their maiden names, and if they Johnson, Laura Jeans, Laurl Lemas- tine Bocynesky, Jeffrey Bronke, Sean can’t be there, and if Dad hosts a with my boyfriend of two years, I have children, they use a hyphen ters, Scott MacKay, Michael Monary, Denise Bartlett. Madeline Bonville. misuse of the packages that manufacturers intend to a coupon for a free package of Toast-R-Cakes. enjoy dancing, keep looking until Melanie Estes, Brett Florldia, Tim othy Bvam, Sharon Clapp, Stephen Emt. dance without her he says he wants returned to the nightclub scene ated combination of their name Maureen Marktewicz, Christina Mas- Paige Eppinger, Kevin Goding, Paige be sampled by as many people as possible. ” Send the required refund form and the Universal you find a higher-class club tandreo, Patti Murray, Samuel Oakes, Healy, Robert Kelly, Mary Maltzan, his lad^friend with him, which William Tkacz. Harrison, Steven Howard. Steven The ballots have been counted, and I agree with Product Code symbols from three packages of because I enjoy dancing and I and their husband’s name (Johnny Diane Pelletier, Steven PIro, TammI would take away from the reason didn’t want to just drop out of sight. Purks, Kristin Quattropanl.6 Hughes.6 Barbara. The time has come for the manufacturers to Thomas’s Toast-R-Cakes. Expires May 31, 1985. DEAR ABBY: My son is happily Jones-Smith), Honors Annette Johnson, Lia Kolom, Mot- for celebrating. I go to fairly high-class clubs, but Address their mail to "D r. Mary John Ratti, Karen Roche, Lauren thew Kirchmyer, Karen LaFountain, make some changes in the way they handle trial sizes. married to a fine young profes Rowley, Tim Scutnik, Ellen Sllsmets, We decided to ask for your I ’m offended by these men who Jones and Mr. John Smith." Michael Amer. Michele Arnold, Lisa Gregory LaMav, Wendy Latham, Den sional woman. When they married. Herald photo by Tarquinio Jeffrey Stamp, J6dl Strede, Chris nis Legault. Daniel Lessard, Lari topher Szwed, Daniel Szwed, Kathe Barton, Jennifer Blewttt, Steven Bouf- rine Verdone, Jennifer Wade, Leigh fard, Damon Bowers, Tamme Bread- McManus, John McVeigh, Ben Mund, Walton, Rickey Ward, Lynda Wells, heft, Karin Carlson, Joanne Cavoli. Kelly M urray, Pamela M urray, Jon Nellie Lull Is 100 David Weilskopp, Josephine Whalen. Shawn Coveil, Scott Craggs, Jennifer Neumuth, Peter Parson.6 About Town Cromie, Julie Daley. Lisa Damato, Michael Purtell, Paul Regan, Karen Injury to brain can affect memory GRADE 11 Paul Deal.6 Santoro, Matthew Sard!, Jonet Shl- Nellie Lull, a resident of Crestfield Convalescent Home, Eric Diesel, Toni Dunav, Phaeora meld, Koren Soucv, Jennifer Stevens. theater workshop. 215 Pine St. Area residents are celebrates her 100th birthday Thursday afternoon. She Evon, Renee Falola, Karen .Farrell, Shelley Sutherland, Edan Tulma. Delta Chapter to meet welcome High Honors Mark Utakis, Julie Warner, Sheri DEAR DR. LAMB — I notice that can improve for two years, therefore, pened to people who were Michele Favry, Lena Foran, Maria The meeting will include reports on the recently turned 100 Jan. 22 but was ill on that day, so the party was Gregory Boucher. Cara Drinkuth, Garvey, Becca Gherson. Carolyn Warner. The annual meeting of Delta Chapter Royal Arch deodorants contain aluminum. Can you still have some time to go. I think overweight, but 1 have never been Masons will be Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic completed production of "P la y It Again, Sam" and this cause Alzheimer’s disease? Your that many people can help them heavy and. in fact, I am the ideal postponed. She was a first-grade teacher in Manchester Temple. 25 Center St. Refreshments will be served. plans for the coming April and May production of I have a problem with instant selves by exercising their memory. weight for my height and age (54). for 45 years. A "The Night of the Iguana" by Tennessee Williams. recall as a result of being in shock There is no such thing as "brain Are there exercises one can do to For more information, call membership chairman when I had a heart catheterization. It Health food.” but recent studies (using the reduce a double chin? Do you recom so does junior high schooi Wilson speak to club Anne Miller at 643-9505. The board of LTM will meet at upsets me terribly when, in the mid PET scanner and radioactive sugar) mend plastic surgery in some cases? 8 p.m Tuesday at the home of Toni Fogarty, 39 Niles Lawrence Cub Scout Pack 53 Police Officer Larry Wilson will speak at the Army dle of a sentence, I forget the word I show that mild circulatory diseases DEAR READER — Yes, that dou The honor roll for the second Ann Horrigan, Helen Horton, Chris Honors & Navy Auxiliary meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at St. was going to use next. How can I Lamb, M.D. decrease brain metabolism. This ble chin can occur even if you are on topher Hutchins, Erica Jung, Scot Work will begin on "Night of the Iguana” at 8 p.m. overcome this? means that the things you do to pre the thin side, and it can occur rela marking period at RHAM Junior Kauhfman, Chris Kenneally. Andrew Rebecca Bell, Matthew dielecki, the club house on Main Street. Refreshments will be High School was recently Kozlak, Tom Krueger, David Laplerre, Lawrence Blake, Karlene Booue, Nl- served on Saturday at the workshop. Is there any food I could eat that' vent heart attacks and strokes will tively early in life. The problem is a has Pinewood Derby announced. K ristin Larensen. Colleen Lee, Denise chalos Banodles, Marlsa Bond. Me would help restore the brain cells? It help to protect your brain, so eating a fat pad, like a small pillow, just under LewandowskI. lanie Brioos, Jahn Carrall, Samantha has been a year and a half since that low-fat. low-cholesterol diet, control the chin. You can inherit a tendency William MacDonald, Jennifer CIchockI, Edward Colgan, Teresa Sunset session Tuesday Cub Scout Pack 53 recently held Steven Cerasoli, Bryan Tarbell, GRADE I experience and there has been a because it will remind readers that ling your weight, exercising and not to have this, just as some people Marco, Mark McClanan, Mark Cawles, TIge Cunningham, Christian WATES get weighed its annual Pinewood Derby at Andrew Bartley, Daniel McConnell, Kathy Mendall, Mark D’Amato, Kevin D’Amaur, David The Sunset Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the small improvement, but I become many things affect memory — not smoking ail may be important. inherit other body features or a tend High Honors Waddell School. Each boy raced a Loethscher, William Olson and Mikuliltz, Laurie Molnar, Pamela Delana. Manchester Women’s Association to Enjoy Slim Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center. frightened when this memory loss just Alzheimer’s disease. Injury to the 'You will want to read the com ency to develop body fat in other Montstream, Patricia Nelson. Donna Charles Eatan, Annette Ellis, Leah- car that he had designed and built Daniel Wengertsman. Melanie Ballsano, Peter Bartok, Nichols, Joey Nielsen, Mary O'Brien, ming will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Orange Hall, occurs. I'm 62 and do not want to brain can and does affect memory. ments in The Health Letter 14-2, The locations. Kimberly Bocynesky, Eric Cloutier, beth Favry, Anne Flelschbauer, Ti from a block of wood. The car Cud Scout Den 1 went on a field Heather Oliver. mothy Foley, Rochel Foran, Matthew 72 E. Center St. Members will be weighed from 6:30 to become a senile old woman. My That injury can be from a stroke or a Aging Mind, which I am sending you. There are no exercises that will Stacey Dann, Jeffrey Dill, David Micaela Orpheus, Susan Pelletier, Christian confab planned judged "Best Boy Made” was built trip to Channel 61 in Hartford and DIXON ??, Judith Dupre, Tomora Friday, Elizabeth Gothreau, Jennifer 7:30 p.m. mother used to say that fish was temporary loss of circulation, as can Others who want this issue can send eliminate the fat pad. The only way to Lorelle Sabatino, Linda Santoro. Jen Huebner, Jennifer Hughes, Justine by Cory Amende. The "Most appeared on the Abra Kadabra Grybko, Nancy Munson, Bridget nifer Shusterman, Wendy Simes, VERNON — Manchester Area Christian Women’s brain food. Could eating it help? occur with cardiac arrest. That is 75 cents with a long, stamped, self- eliminate it is by plastic surgery — Murphy, Koren ^vich. Dawn Wagner. Hvburg, John Hynes, Joseph Jan Original Car” was designed by Show. Members are Cory Amende, Cheryl Smith, Jennifer Spica, Robert kowski, Doreen Judd. Grange meets Wednesday Club will meet March 15 at 7 p.m. for its annual guest DEAR READER — The aluminum why it is so urgent to re-establish cir addressed envelope for it to me in removing the fat pad. You can Stevenson, Christopher Tardlf, Lori night dinner at the Colony Restaurant. in deodorants w ill not cause culation to the brain within four min care of this newspaper, P.O. Box strengthen the muscles under your Michael Marchand. Jacob Beal, Shane Buzzell, Eric Honors Tebbets, Michoel Thibodeau, Michelle William Kelly, Jennifer Kingsley, All cars were raced in four-speed Meyn, Steven Plante, Jason Pou- Trueworthy, Karl Tkacz, David Vin Wendv LoRoe, Greg LeGault, Dawn Manchester Grange will meet Wedne.sday at the Linda Chase, a traffic reporter on several local Aldieimer’s disease. That aluminum utes after the heart stops. The brain 1551, Radio City Station, -New York, chin by sticking your tongue in and Jay A lix, Shane Anderson, Betsy cent, Christy Weiner, Scott Weils, Loftus, Heather MacDonald, Todd Grange. 205 Olcptt St. The meeting will start at 8 p.m. radio stations and a public relatons person for AAA, never gets into the circulation: even if must be protected from lack of NY 10019. out. Put your fingers under your chin heats. Winners in the 8-year-old liot and Den Chief Brett Bittner. Arner, Sandy Arnold, Michael Ayotte, Allison Young. Machowskl, Kelly Marchand, Heather There will be no auction table. First and second division were Cory Amende and McIntosh, Dawn McManus, Kristina will present, "Traveling in New England," including it did, it probably would not get past oxygen. DEAR DR. LAMB — For several and feel the action in moving the Rebecca Backmender, Michelle Bar- Kenneth Stover, who tied for first ros, George Brault, Arnold Buckley, GRADE 7 Miller, Allssa Mulllken, Kimberly degrees will be given to a class of candidates. some inns and weekend getaways. the blood-brain barrier to affect the After an injury, such as a physical years I have had a problem with a tongue. However, that will not elimi Karen Bushev, Ryan Codorette, Chris Mund, Keith Pedro, Scott Perdelwitz. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. David and Marcy Alves, who are composers, brain. injury or the lack of circulation or double chin, and it seems to be getting nate the fat pad. place, followed by Robert Shores in tine C om illerl, Kelley Capsolas, Roy- High Honors Koren Phllllos, Jeffery PivnskI, However, your story is important oxygen, the brain functions usually worse. I always thought this only hap- third. mond Champ. Michael Ratlin, Thomas Rafuse, writers and radio and television performers, will Cinema Katherine Consoll, Stacey Corrls, Joseph Burns, Alysso Carlberg, Wendy Ragusa, Kathryn Rivard, Sa speak and provide music. Tickets will be available The fastest 9-year-old was Jason brina Ross, Julie Sabot, Jennifer LTM seeks new members Voronovitch. He was chased by Amy Coveil, Michoel Dickson, Tracy Bryan Chervenak, Heather Cromie, until Friday. For information, call Patty Nelson, Voodoo does zombie Hartford Dinnello, Jennifer Duchon, Carlo Du- Kerri Duchon, Diana Elliott. Bethany Seagrave, Jeffrey Simes, Eric Smith, Crystal Soucy, Nell Svohers, Kelly The Little Theater of Manchester plans its monthly 871-6329; Jan Owen, 646-5352; or Betty Rabenstein, Steven Bissell (2nd), and Carl Cinema City — Amadeus (PG) 8. — noy, Keith Evon,. Kristine Farrell, Foran, Scott Healy, Motthew Lambl- Atam ic Cafe 7:25 w ith The Return of Jocelyn Foran, Kevin Foster, Todd ase, Gregory Layok, Doreen Lee, John Tebbets membership meeting on Wedne.sday at 8 p.m. at the 228-9686. Lentils don’t need soaking ' PORT-AU-PRINCE. Haiti Semino (3rd). In the 10-year-old category, the the Secaucus 7 (R) 9:25. — 1984 7:10, Foster, Donna GelsomlnJ, Tommy Murray, Shelby Phelps, Elisabeth Penny Tchakirldes, Amanda Traf- (U P I) — Swiss pharmacists 9:40. — A Sunday In the Country (G) Gosselln, Christine Gower. Tyler, Gretchen Ullon, Christopher basil. Simmer 45 minutes. Add claim to have discovered the winners were Michael Marchand Shannon Henaghan, M ark Hoffman, Welrup, Ben Wilson. ford, Coleen TworkowskI, Jason Wads DEAR PO LLY: How long should 7:40,9:45. worth, Beth White, Beth Zavaskl. Social Security about three carrots, sliced; two secret formula for making a (1st). Andrew Bartley (2nd), and CInestudIo — In the Name of the lentils be soaked before cooking? People 7:30 w ith Improper Conduct 9. How are they prepared? cups of com; and one 4-ounce can zombie but they have “ a long Eric D’Arcy (3rd), East Hartford M.F.C. of drained mushrooms. Simmer an way to go” before they can Ribbons of participation were Eastwood Pub & Cinema — Mrs. Polly’s additional 20 minutes or until the transform people into the walk presented to all Scouts who raced, Sottel IPG-13) 7:15. Poor RIcnord's Pub & Cinema — A Service Notes Form helps point to tax liability DEAR M.F.C.: I don’t pre-soak carrots are tender. Serve with hot ing dead, Haitian voodoo priests and medals were awarded to those Soldier's Story (PG) 7:30, 9:30. lentils at all before cooking. I find biscuits or homemade bread for a say. who placed. Trophies for "Overall Showcase Cinemas — The Killing QUESTION: How can I tell if I part of my Social Security benefits This will enable you to start the Pointers they cook up tender and tasty in truly wonderful, filling meal. The voodoo practitioners said Best Performance" were given to Fields (R) 1:30, 7, 9:35. — The Sure owe any income tax on my Social in my taxable income, but I ’m also process of getting a corrected Thing (PG-13) 1:15,7:20,9:30. — Vision about 45 minutes without any Sunday they did not believe the Michael Marchand (1st), Jason Security benefits? pretty sure that the figures on the form. ______I ’m sending you a copy of my Quest (R) 1:45, 7:40, 10. — The soaking. If you cook them much Polly Fipher pharmacists could have gotten Voronovitch (2nd), and Kenneth Breokfast Club (R) 1:30, 7:40, 9:45. — Caine retires after 22 years Form SSA-1099 I got are wrong. new newsletter "Hot and Hearty This column Is prepared by the longer than that, or if you pre-soak hold of the well-guarded secret Stover and Cory'Amende (3rd). Beverly H ills Cop (R) 1, 7:20, 9:30. — ANSWER: The first thing you What should I do? Soups” which has this recipe as Missing In Actlon2(R) 1:15,7:40,10.— Tech. Sgt, James D. Social Security AdminUtratlon in them, they tend to end up mushy. of transforming people into the These boys will represent Pack M Witness (R) 1:45, 7:30, 9:50. — The Caine has retired from should do is fill out IRS Notice 703 ANSWER: The first thing you East Hartford. If you have a well as others for delicious home "walking dead." at the District Pinewood Derby. Falcon and the Snowman (R) 1:30, 7, that came with Form SSA-1099, the Air Force after 22 should do is call the toll-free question, write to: Social Security, Lentils are very versatile and made soups. "They (the pharmacists) New Bobcats are Robert Shores, 9:40. — A Passage to India (PG) 1, 4, Social Security Benefit Statement. 7:10. — A N ightm are on Elm Street ( R) years of service. The telephone number shown at the Box 591, Manchester Herald, Man can be simmered simply in liquid Saute one-fourth pound diced have a long way to go.” one Heath Silvercloud, Kenneth Stover 10 The answer you get on that . Manchester resident is bottom of your Form SSA-1099. chester, Conn. 06040. with whatever herbs and season bacon with one large chopped voodoo priest told United Press and Mark O’Marra. Manchester worksheet should tell you if you employed as assistant ings you like added for extra onion and three or four minced DEAR POLLY: After washing a International in response to Eric Rose earned his wolf badge. UA Theaters East — Mischief (R) have to include any Social Security 7:15, 9:25. — Turk 182! (PG-13) 7:M , manager at Silver Lane (lavor. Tomatoes, garlic and on cloves of garlic until bacon is crisp thermos bottle and letting it dry a news reports carried Saturday Chris Gregan earned the artist, 9:30. benefits in your taxable income. AMF Leisureland in ions, basil, oregano, and meats, and vegetables are soft (don’t bit, put in a napkin or sheet of by Haitian newspapers. athlete, citizen, outdoorsman and Mansfield Then, if you do, ask for a free copy Births Translux Colleae Twin — Witness East Hartford. He is the such as sausages and bacon, all go allow the vegetables to get too papef^ toweling before putting it According to superstition, a showman activity badges. Several 4 of Publication 915, available at any (R) 7, 9:10. — The Rood W arrio r (R) 7 son of Mr. and Mrs. well with lentils. You may want to brown). Add one cup washed away. This keeps the bottle fresh zombie is a corpse that sup boys earned one or more activity with Mad Max (R) 9. Social Security or IRS office. That Frank Caine of Man Schrelber, Sara Marie, daughter The baby has a sister. Jennifer, try my Lentil Soup with Vegeta- lentils, four cups water, one by soaking up any moisture and posedly is brought to a state of badges including artist, traveler, Vernon will give you more detailed Cine I & 2— Places In the Heart (PG) chester and a 1964 Man of James and Jeanette (Carpen 3'/4. 'iles. It's a warm, satisfying, 28-ounce can whole tomatoes with odors. trance-like animation through forester and geologist. Those information. 7, 9:15. - T uft T ort (R) 7:10, 9:30. chester High School ter) Schrelber of Middletown, was nourishing soup that should please juice, one and one-half teaspoons the supernatural. Scouts are Jason Walde, Shane West Hartford Messier, Kerry Lynn, daughter MRS. A.A. graduate. bom Feb. 11 at Yale-New Haven the whole family: salt and one and one-half teaspoon Thompson, Charles Mertens, Elm 1 A 1 — Places In the Heart ( PG) QUESTION: I recently received Hospital. Her maternal grandpar of James and Linda (Peck) Mess 7, 9:15.— P rotocol (PG) 7, 9:15. treatment for the first time under ents are Mr. and Mrs. A. E. ier of Vernon, was bom Feb. IS at Beaulieu Medicare. My doctor sent in the Carpenter Jr. of Orlando, Fla., and Manchester Memorial Hospital. The maternal grandparents are Something Dlfterent...... Wish Someone A claim himself for the Medicare her maternal great-grandparents ^ Howell Cheney Annual ^ \ \ . \ . ' > \ k ’l I graduates medical insurance payment. How are Dr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Miller of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Peck and the Airman Steven M. can I find out what Medicare paid Orlando, A. E. Carpenter of maternal great-grandmother is Happy Birthday Beaulieu, son of Mr. and on the bill for the treatment? Orlando, and Henrietta Walther of Helen Moske, all of 50 North St. The ANTIQUES SHOW Mrs. Joseph Beaulieu of paternal grandparents are Mr. and With A Herald Happy Heart Gainseville, Fla. The baby’s pater .1 iv 'Klin', ml. 81 Lyness St., has gradu- ANSWER: Whenever a medical nal grandpafents are George and Mrs. Wilbur Messier of 71 Grand James Caine integrated insurance claim is filed, either by Doris Schrelber of Manchester and view St. The baby has a.sister, MARCH 9-10, 1985 avionics computerized UPI photo you or the supplier of the service, her paternal great-grandmothers AnnMarie, 2'A. test station and component course at Lowry Air Force the Medicare carrier will send you are Elsie McGugan and Louise Quaglia, Randle Marie, daugh SATURDAY 10-5 • SUNDAY 10-5 331 Center St., MancHester Base, Colo. The 1982 Manchester High School He proves his love an Explanation of Medicare Benef Schrelber of Manchester. ter of Joseph D. Quaglia and Susan graduate is scheduled to serve witht he 27th its notice. This notice shows what Greg Swann, right, appeared on the Conti, Joseph Robert, son of Quaglia of 19 Alexander St., was Howell Cheney Technical School Component Repair Squadron at Cannon Air Force services were covered, what Richard S. and Patricia (Daniels) bora Jan 29 at Manchester Memor Early Bird Specials Base, N.M. MiIwaukee streets over the weekend in a charges were approved, how much Conti of 61 Hilltop Drive, was bom ial Hospital. The maternal grand Only Miricilo Ijinp.KC iE-'t 92 l-8-lv Mrinc.lifb'i'f C r suit of armor and brought a rented horse was credited toward your $75 _ Feb. 18 at Manchester Memorial parents are Mr. and Mrs. Alex $6.00 Tubs, thru Thurs. 5 p.m. — 7 p.m. to his unsuspecting girlfriend. Tamara deductible, and thp amount paid. ' Hospital. His matemaTgrandpar ander Aleo of Glastonbury and the 70 E \ III t)l I O'S • S'l II n Bd' * F'llf P,|. . , M,; If you have any questions about . Rolfs, left. After responding to Swann’s ents are Marjorie Daniels of maternal great-grandparents are All Items on Fialkievicz in Okinowa the information contained in the Waterford, and the late Robert Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Calipari ol Herb Stevenson - Show Manager ADMISSION: S2.50 call from the street, she rode the steed to notice, get in touch with either the Daniels. His paternal grandpar East Hartford and Josephine Aleo Menu except Call.... ALL DEALER SPACES SOLD WITH THIS AD: S2.00 Marine Lance CpI. Joseph P. Fialkievicz, son of a Chinese restaurant, where an engage carrier or a. Social Security office. ents are Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ladd of of Boston. The paternal grandpar Steak and Shrimp. Nancy Lovelace of 99 Boston Hill Raod, Andover, Pitkin Street and his paternal ents are Mr. and Mrs. j W recently reported for duty with 3rd Marine Division on ment ring awaited inside a fortune 643-2711 QUESTION: I'm pretty sure great-grandparents are Mr. and Quaglia Sr. of 119 Waddell St The Okinawa. He joined the Marine Corps in April 1983. cookie. that I am going to have to include Mrs. Ray Horan of Thomas Drive. baby has a sister, Jodie, 6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 4, 198.5 19 MANCUKSTKH HKRAl.D. Momliiy. March 4, 1985 LOOK FOR THE S TA R S . . . ^ Classified.. . . 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Store Office Space- Housetiold Goods Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get Business Opportunities For advertisements to be , Notices Resort Property M isc tor Sale Rates Situation Wanted published Morutoy, the dead L o st/ Fo u n d 01 Employment Info Misc. tor Rent Home and Gorden Minimum Chorge: line IS 2 30 p m on Friday ’ P e rso n a ls 02 Instruction Wonted to Rent Pets $3.00 for one day better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a , Announcements 03 Roommates Wonted Musical Items P e r W o r d ; A uctions 04 Real Estate Recreotiono' itenis 1 2 days 20C Read Your Ad Antiaues 3 5 days 18C difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711, AAondoy-Fridoy, Services Clossitied advertiseme'its I Homes for Sole Tog Sales 6 days 16C ore taken bv telephone os a Financial Condominiums Services Ottered Wontea to 0. y 26 do VS 12C coov'emence Lots Land for Sale Pointing Papering A/lortgaoes 11. H a p p y A d s: The AAunchester Herald is Investment Property Building Contracting $3 00 per column inch 8:30 o.m. to 5:00 p.m. ^ ___ Personal Loans 12 resDunsible only tor one mcoi Business Property Rooting Siding Insurance . 13 rec t .insertion and then oniv Resort Property Heating Plumbing Autom otive Deadlines Wanted to Borrow 14 for the size ot the original K IT ‘N ’ C A R L Y L E ®by Larry W rIgh I Floor ing Cors Trucks tor Sole For clossitied advertise insertion CARS/TRUCKS ■ 7 1 JCARS/TRUCKS Income Tax Service Motorcycles Bicycles ILOTS/LAND APARTMENTS ments to be published Tues Errors wh'Ch do not lessen FOR SALE I'M for sale Em ploym ent Rentals Services Wanted Rec Vetiicies FOR SALE Rentals FOR RENT For Sale ED day through Soturdoy. the the value ottheadvertisement ( Rooms for Rent Auto ServKes deadline is noon on the day & Education For Sale will not be corrected by on WRECKED 72 CHE- Apartments for Rent Autos tor Rent Lease before publication [ROOMS CHEERFUL, IMMACU HOUSEHOLD additional insertion VELLE, best otter. Call Help Wanted 21 Homes for Rent Holidav'Seosonol 61 M isc Automotive LATE, QUIET 4 ROOMS- LAND SALE FOR RENT GOODS 872-2572 after 6 pm, 646- CT/MA BORDER Centrally located. Older 1 4339 before 10am. working persons pre 1975 CADILLAC FLEET- 17+ Acre* $19,900 MEN ONLY - Central ferred. Non-smokers. Se USED REFRIGERA 1980 PONTIAC - 5 door WOOD - 2 door, vinyl top, 13+ Acre* $14,000 location, kitchen privi curity, references. No TORS, WASHERS, Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED hatchback, FWD, leather Interior, loaded. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED leges, parking available. pets. 649-5897. Ranges - clean, guaran 7+ Acres $12,900 AM /FM stereo with tape. 50,000 original miles. E x Security and references teed, parts and service. Southern exposures, nice Excellent condition. cellent condition! $2,500 REAL ESTATE ASSIST NEED EXTRA MONEY TWO FULL TIME cleri required. $55 weekly, 643- MANCHESTER - Main Low prices. B.D. Pearl & BROADCASTERS are NEWSPAPER DEALER views, mixed hardwoods, Original owner, good gas firm. 569-6154. wanted In this area. Do ANT needed tor a full cal positions available. open meadows, and a 2693. Street, 2 room s tor rent. Son, 649 M a in Street, I LOST AND FOUND to help ends meet? Well NEEDED IN ANDOVER- mileage. $3,000. 643-9141 not spend thousands of time position In estab we offer the opportunity Involves researching, large deep trout stream For more Intormotlon, 643-2171. HEBRON AREA. Must after 6 pm. dollars on any course lished Manchester office. In the even Ing, 5:30 to 9:30 have dependable car and preparing data for our on the two larger parcels call 563-4438 or 529-7858. I MOTORCYCLES/ LOST - GREY CALICO until you experience the Consists of typing, word and Saturday^-rfiorning. PHYSICAL THERAPIST be bondable. Call Mrs. RECEPTIONIST - Front data processing deport Ideal lor permanent or va- APARTMENTS QUEEN SIZE WATER- cation/retlremenl home 1980 F O R D F IE S T A -V e r y CAT, 10 year old female success ot POSITIVE processing, sales assist Call /9\G_Bdrton at 647- - Full time opening In 270 desk position In fast ment, working with MANCHESTER - Large 2 BED - Simmons, wave 1 BICYCLES From erth, 647-9946. Excellent linancing. Call I2 £ J for rent good condition, low mi lost February 25, TImrod BROADCAST SEMIN ance and rental manage 9946. skilled nursing home for paced low office with phones , public agencies, bedroom townhouse In less, conventional style, Road area. Declawed, 802-257-4347 leage. Asking $2,900. Call ARS. We’ve got the op ment. Strong telephone Physical Therapist with heavy phone work. Pro and Insurance compan convenient location. takes only 80 gallons of S U Z U K I P E 250 - Good very green eves, answers 647-9595 even ings and portunities and the list and personal communi PART TIME WORK FOR experience or Interest In fessional appearance and ies. C om pany will be MANCHESTER — Avail Boyle Real Estate, 649- w a te r. Frame, m a t condition. Driven 16 to Sarah. R E W A R D . 643- able Immediately. One, weekends. ings. 734-6390. cation a must. Send com REAL GO GETERS. In long-term care. Competi good communication relocating In Manchester 4800. tresses 8 i bullt-ln heater. hours. $750 or best otter. 0160, Donna. plete resume and salary volves com m unlcof Ions, tive wages and excellent two and three bedroom One year old. Originally skills 0 must. Accurate within 60 days. Apply In 1973 CHRYSLER NEW 647-1821. WAITRESSES - Busy requirements to Box A, $75.00 - $125.00 -a week. benefits Including free MEDICAL RECEPTION REAL ESTATE apartments. $410, $475, T W O B E D R O O M $700, a sk in g $400. After typing at 35 words per person, L 8, M Ambu: PORT - 4 door sedan, Manchester restaurant, Manchester Herald, 16 Call E ric at 647-9947. Only Insurance and parking. IST - 20 to 30 hours WANTED $525, heat and hot water APARTMENT on Mans- 5pm, call 528-1405. minute. 9:30 to 5:30. G ood lance, 471 New Pork excellent running condi SUZUKI 1980 - GS750L. breakfast and lunch. 3 Bralnard Place, Man Eight positions! Send resum e In conll- weekly. Knowledge Insu I Included. J.D. Reol Est fleld/WIIIIngton line. benefits. Coll Ann, 9om to Avenue, West Hartford. tion. $750. Call 643-7802 or Excellent condition. Employment and 4 day weeks. Expe chester, CT 06040. dence to Lorraine rance forms, typing. ate, 646-1980. Route 44A. $310. 1 ’/3 SEARS CONSOLE HUMI 12noon. 278-2600. WANTED IMME- 649-2660. Many extras Including rienced only. Call be Manor, 25 Lorraine Send resume to Box WW, IMMEDIATE OPENING months security deposit. DIFIER - 7 gallon capac two helmets. $1,050 . 646- Street, Hartford, CT D IA T E L Y - 3 bedroom 3'/j R O O M A P A R T M E N T & Education tween 3 and 5 tor appoint LPN TO WORK IN ROCK Manchester Herald, 16 BOOKKEEPER - Full - Teacher for high school Country privacy. Garden ity. Thermostat control, 4741 after 3pm. 06105. ranch with garage and - Private home, heat, ment, 643-2603. VILLE Specialist's of Bralnard Place, Mon- charge, must be fully U.S. History, Human Be basement In Manchester spot. No dogs. Call 487- used very little. A sk in g fice. About 17 hours per chester, CT 06040. experienced through havior, Anthropology. appliances. Working sin 0162, or 742-9753. CELEBRITY CIPHER $40.00. 643-7252, call be HARTFORD ROAD or vicinity by owner. Call Celebrity Cipher cryplogtem i are creeled from quolelions by week, mostly afternoons. general ledger and pay RHAM High School, Her- gle adult only. No pets, fore 7pm. DAIRY QUEEN - Appli 647-0564 anytime, children. Call 643-2880. lam ous people, past and present Each letter m the cipher stands jRECRbATIDN Send resum e to Box Z, roll taxes. Job shop expe bron. Contact Dr. Diana O N E B E D R O O M for another Todty's clue Cequelsl HELP WANTED cations being taken for WANTED BACKHOE & Manchester Herald, 16 rience helpful. Gloston- Vecchione, Principal, APARTM ENT - With heat TWO LIME OAK END 1971 VOLKSWAGDN VEHICLES D airy Queen C ake M a ke r DOZER OPERATORS - BECAUSE YOU never by CONNIE WIENFR Bralnard Place, Man bury, 289-9344. 228-9474 or 649-9587 Fo r EAST HARTFORD - and hot water, applian S T E P t a b l e s - E xce l KARMEN GHIA - Good MATURE BABYSITTER and Decorator. (Morn OCCUPATIONAL THER Dump Truck Drivers. know when someone will chester, CT 06040. Information and D.lder gentleman. Two ces, cellar storage, park “FGLTL CB UV ULLP FV PV lent . $25.00 each. Call condition, $700. Call 649- EASY ASSEMBLY to come to my Bolton ings) Counter people to APIST -Fulltime opening Must have Class II Li be searching for the Item ATTENDANT - Full ser application. room etflclecy. All utili ing. Call 649-2871. 646-1625. 8652. 1973 VOLKSWAGDN W ORK! S600per 100. Gua home 2 days per week to serve customers. Apply cense. Black Top Rakers you have for sale, It's In 270 skilled nursing vice gas station. Must be ties. Newly remodeled. CAMPER SPECIAL - ranteed payment. No ex- care for my toddler and 4 in perso n: Hartford Road and Roller Operators. better to run you r wont 8UZ GVJBLEVTM SF Sll. SWFLT home for Occupational experienced In minor re Shore a bath. $60 weekly. 1977 CUTLASS - 4 door, Fully equipped. Sleeps 4 perlence/No sales. De year old. Experience and Dairy Queen. Experienced of 5 or m ore ad for several days ... Therapist with expe pairs. 1:30 to 8:00pm. Call 643-6712. 350 cubic Inch engine. people. Automatic. Good tails, send self-addressed references reaulred. 643- years need only apply. canceling it as soon as FGL WCTBF WVJT ZLSTB, FGL rience or Interest In long Monday thru Saturday. MISCELLANEOUS Power brakes, power tires. Excellent condi s t a m p e d envelope: SI 08. FLORAL DESIGNER - 30 Benefits. Call 742-6170. Real Estate you get results. term care. Competitive References required. 149 OAKLAND STREET - steering, air condition tion! No Rust. Call 742 ELAN VITAL-173 , 3418 hours plus per week. FOR SALE wages and excellent be A pply In person. B a rry ’s Two room heated apart PCTF PVLBU’F OLF 8UZ I ing. 644-8891. 8055. Enterprise Road, Fort C L E R IC A L - P A R T T IM E Experienced only. Floral nefits Including free Insu ment. Securlfy. No pets. THREE ROOMS WITH Texaco, 318 Adams INVITATION TO BID «764 Pierce, Florida, 33482. - Work at home 3-4 hours Expressions, 646-8268 or appliances, basement rance and parking. Send Street. HOMES OFFICIAL PHOTOGBAPHER $300 monthly. Call 646- EVTBL.” — KJLUFCU DTCBR. CAR RADIO — Excellent HONDA ATC 1983 - 250R dally updating mailing and yard. No pets. $350. 1975 D O D G E V A N - Exce l 643-4286. MEDIUM SIZED LAW resume In confidence to FOR SALE The Board of Education, 110 2426, 9 to 5. condition. High powered. Excellent shape, ready to lists and customer files. FIRM looking for part Lorraine Manor, 25 Lor I Long Hill Drive, East Hart 649-3271. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: Tve only done commercials in lent running, good body, Includes Dolby NR, Boss ride. Many extras. Call Good pay and benefits. PART TIME SECRET time Legal Secretary, PART TIME TELLERS - WAITRESS WANTED - ford, CT. will receive sealed the last lew years. You can turn in an extra million air conditioning, $2,000 or raine Street, Hartford, Immeditate opening 4 and Trebble controls and 647-0621 between 5 and Send brief resume to our ARIAL POSITION avall- Monday thru Friday, 9am We will train. Apply in bids for “O FFICIAL PHOTO INVITATION TO BID dollars a year lor three days’ work. " — Larry Hagman best offer. Call 643-5571 or CT 06105. T O D A Y ’S GRAPHER". Bid Informa more. $90. Call 646-1063 9:30 weekdays. $1,450. national headquarters: able for person to 2pm. Experience In person. Savings Bank of daySjper week, 10am to Notice Is hereby given that HOMES 647-7045 after 6pm. HAIRDRESSER -Expe 2pm.* Apply in person - tion ond specifications are the Eighth Utilities District after 4:30pm. L C S , 6758 H o llyw o o d eperlenced In general of Real Estate transactions M a nche ster, 923 M a in ovailable at the Business Of rienced with following. CERTIFIED NURSE Antonio’s Restaurant, 956 Real Estate will receive sealed bids In the FOR RENT Boulevard, Suite 210, Los fice work' Including typ preferred, Reply to Box AIDES - Certified Aides Street. fice. Seoled bids will be re office ot the Eighth Utilities S P R A Y TH AT stain Friendly atmosphere. Main Street. ceived until 10:30 A.M., District, 32 Moln Street, Man FISH TANK - 20 gallon. 1974 F IA T 128 S P O R T L — away. Ballpoint Ink Vacation, sick pay and Angeles, CA 90028. ing. 15 to 20 hours per X, The Manchester He for 7 - 3 and 3 - 11 shifts, Thursday, March 14, 1985, at Al I glass with stand, hood MEDICAL SECRETARY ------______chester, Connecticut until CONDOMINIUM FOR STDRE AND I PAINTING/ To be used tor parts. Call stains on shirt pocket- educational benefits. Call week, afternoons. Send rald, 16 Bralnard Place, fulltime. Excellent be which time they will be pub 7:00 P.M. on April 30,1985, for light, pump, filter, ex - Part time position re LAUNDRY WORKERS - licly opened and read aloud. RENT AND/OR OPTION PAPERING Phil after 5pm, 528-1332. s...other places, too...can 643-2103 or 647-1315. OFFICE POSITION - Full brief resume to Box Y, Manchester, CT 06040. nefit package. Every Package Insurance Cover DFFICE SPACE quiring proficient typist 7am to 3pm and 5pm to The Board ot Educotlon res T O B O Y . New luxurious 2 I tras. $70.00. Coll 646-2564. Also Panasonic AM/FM be removed almost magl- time, good typing ability, Manchester Herald, 16 other weekend off. age for 1985-86, at which time 11pm. Full or port time erves the right to accept or bedroom with garage. car radio. pleasant phone personal Bralnard Place, Man Please call Director of with good secretarial bids will be publicly opened, cally by spraying hair hours. Including some by N orm a reject any or all bids or the read and recorded. Centrally locared Vernon M A N C H E S T E R — Office N A M E Y O U R OWN WOOD TOBOGGAN - 7 ity and good organiza chester, CT 06040. Staff Developments be skills. Experience in right to waive technical for spray on the spot then weekends. Steady and Specifications and bid forms Circle. Free health club. space. Ideal for accoun PRICE — Father and son. foot, pod included. Very tional skills required. Ad tween 8 and 3 at 643-5151 transcribing from Dicta Tedford malities It It Is in the best In may be secured at the Dis w ashing In the usual way. secure work with excel terest to do so. 646-8534/646-7844. tant, lawyer or sales of Fast, dependable ser good c o n d itio n . $85. vancement opportunities SECRETARY - For Man Monday thru Friday. phone helpful but not patcher's ofllce. Fire Deport Idle Items around the M.S.W, - Full time open lent working conditions Rlchord A. Huot ment, 32 Main St., Manches fice. Central location vice. Painting, Paper Phone 649-2433., WANTED - QUALIFIED for right person with chester Law office. Shor Cresffleld Convalescent essential. Contact Mrs. Director/ home can be exchanged ing In 270 skilled nursing and good wages. Please ter Connecticut. The right Is MANCHESTER - 7 room, Ample parking. CallSW- hanging 8 i Removal. Call BANK PAINTERS - 5 veqrs ex rapidly growing com thand a must. Call Home and Fenwood Noonan at 646-0314. INVESTING Business Services tor cash, almost magi home for M.S.W. with c a ll; M rs. H enry 646-0129. reserved to relect any and all 3 bedroom, residential 2891. 646-5761. CHARCOAL GRILL - 18- perience. Spray or brush. pany, Call Evergreen In 646-2425, 9am - 5pm, Manor In Manchester. IN LOCATION 006-03 bids. REPOSSESSIONS cally, when advertised In experience or interest in Manchester Manor Nurs neighborhood, garage Dlometer, Heavy gauge - Call 643-1021. dustries, 649-8667. weekdays. DRIVER NEEDED for The old real estate THOMAS E. LANDERS, JR. Prfen Reduced For classified. long-term care. Competi ing Home, 385 West Cen maxim that the three INSURANCE COMMISSIONER heat 8 . hot water In MANCHESTER - Office G ood condition. $12.00. MEDICAL ASSISTANT - local deliveries In the INVITATION TO BID Quick Sefe tive wages and excellent ter Street, Manchester. most important factors The Eighth Utilities District, EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT cluded. References and or retail space. High BUILDING/ Call 649-7517. Full or part time avallaA greater Manchester May be at the Sav OFFICE PERSON benefits Including free in real estate are loca 32 Moln St., Manchester, 008-03 security required. Avail traffic areo. Excellent P R O L O N G T H E life of MACHINISTS ble. Family practice area. Individual must tion, location, location, Conn., 06040 seeks bids for CONTRACTING ings Bank of Manchester, Insurance and parking. DENTAL ASSISTANT - able April 1st, $650 sign visibility. F.J. Spl- 1 FOR SALE - 1984 TOPP’S cut flowers In your home DAYCARE CNC Uthe EAST HARTFORD office. Send resume Box have clean driving re has new relevance. ’The furnishing Protective Hel 923 Main Street, between Send resume in confi Two days o week. Expe mets. monthly. 649-4248 or 649- leckl, 643-2121. Base ball card set. $19. by snipping stems at an Immediate openings for 547, Bolton, C T 06040. cord and knowledge of reason is the decreased STATE OF CONNECTICUT the hours of 9am to 4pm, Engine Lathe General office work, dence to Lorraine rienced preferred but not Bid speciflcatlns may be ob 9227. FARRAND REMODEL- Telephone 742-6016. Monday through Friday. angle. This provides child care givers in new small private food N.E. Connecticut. S'/zday level of mobility of the PUBLIC UTILITIES modern Manchester facil Bridgeport M a n o r , 25 Lorraine necessary. Call 643-1726. tained during normal busi ING — Cabinets, roofing, more stem surface to com pany. 8 am to 4 work week, good starting American population. ness hours (9:00 o.m. to 5 p. The Department ot Public Excellsnl ity. Se rv in g infants Must be able to set up and Street, Hartford, CT During the 1970's, when jRDDMMATES gutters, room additions, SEASONED FIREWOOD absorb the water. Pro operate 5 years experience pm, 5 days. Excellent pay and benefits. Coll m.), Mondav thru Soturday, Utility Control announced a through preschool. Morn 06105. AIRLINES, CRUISE the level of mobility was jSTDRE AND decks, all types 9 $-r6 mo- - Cut to length and deli 1979 MIIIk M t {7.450 required Apply in person pay and benefits. Tony 649-5211. from the'Dispatcher at the public hearing, pursuont to WANTED long the life of good, but ing & afternoon shifts. Apply In person, Mon SHIPS, HOTELS now hir higher, a real estate in Eighth Utilities District Fire Section 16-43 ot the General DFFICE SPACE dellng and repairs. FREE vered. $70 a cord. Call unused items in your $3,a5-$4.25 hourly Conn. Valley Machine vestor could sometimes house. 32 Main Street, Man Statutes of Connecticut to be estimates. Fully insured. evenings 228-9101. day thru Friday, 10am TYPIST/FILE CLERK TRAVEL AGENT ing. All types of lobs chester, Conn. 06040. held at Its offices. One Cen home by selling them tor 580 Nutmeg Rd. No to 2 pm, 103 School EXPERIENCED G M available. Experience count on being bailed out FEMALE ROOMMATE Telephone 643-6017, after 643-5535 South Windsor Responsible directly to Growth and expansion Seoled bids will be received tral Park Plozo, New Britain, IN SOUTH WINDSOR - cash with a low-cost ad In Street. the Administrative Secre TECHNICIANS - We have unnecessAry. Coll 716-882- of a bad location choice at the above address until Connecticut, on Tuesdov, 6 pm, 647-8509. ELECTRIC RANGE - Old has resulted In Imme by a fluctuating in de Office space tor lease or wanted to find and share classified. tory. IBM Disolov Writer Immediate openings for 2900, Ext. 78891. 7:00 p.m., March 18, 1965, at March 5, 1965 at 10:00 d.m., apartment. Manchester, but good condition. Exer experience o plus. Coll diate openings for expe mographics. This is no which time they will be pub concerning Docket No. 85-01- rent. 400 square feet up to Chase the Chills top notch G M mechanics Bolton area for A pril 1st. LEON CIESZYNSKI cise Bike. Mirrors. Kit VNA of East Hartford, rienced travel profes longer true. The greater licly opened, read aloud and 09, Application of Public Ser 8,000 square feet. Im m e weekdays, 8 om to 4 om, and are willing to pay top LAUNDRY ATTEND BUILDER — New homes, chen Set, etc. 643-5586. sionals. Minimum 3 years cost of transportation, recorded. vice Company of New Hamp diate occupancy. Near 649-2443. 549-7920. EOE. experience In vacation wagei and top benefits. ANT - 11pm to 7am, the desire to locate close Bids shall remain valid tor shire for Waiver ot Approval additions, remodeling, NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED thirty doys from the bid for the Issuance ot Securi Exit 93, 1-84. Phone 644- For Half-Sizers sales required. Computer Please contact Rick Friday and Saturday to their place of employ rec rooms, garages, kit opening date. The> District ties. That hearing Is hereby 2940. chens remodeled, ceil IN MANCHESTER AREA experience helpful but Teply at Pierce Buick, 722 nights. Contact Borbqra ment, and the growing reserves the right to reject cancelled. Additional infor ENDROLLS not mandatory. Call 429- Wethersfield Ave., Hart Keune at Crestfleld Con concerns about job se any and all bids tor any reo- mation mov be obtained ings, both tile, dormers, PROGRAM DIRECTOR Services 27'/> wldlh-25« Park St. 73-157 Griswold St. all 7237. ford, 249-1301. valescent Hom e, 643-5151, curity and the frequency son deemed to be In the best from the Debortmenfs Ex roofing. Residential or FOR YOUTH of job relocation are the interest of the District. ecutive Secretary's office. 13Vi wldth-2 lor 25* Butternut Rd. all Diane Dr. from Bam to 3pm. INVITATION TO BID «763 com m ercial. 649-4291. all reasons. For the rental DEPARTMENT OF Hickory Ln. all Supervise and direct SALES JOSEPH TRIPP YEARBOOK PRINTER MUST be picked up at the Main SL 555-1146 TRUCK • TRAILER Full and Part Tim e po- housing investor, this all FIRE COMMISSIONER PUBLIC UTILITY The Board of Education, 110 CARPENTRY AND RE Manchester Herald Ofllce before/after school adds up to the necessity SERVICES Hilliard St. 10-104 Bissell SL 9-94 PARTS sitlons available In the RN - PUBLIC HEALTH Doted at Manchester, Conn, CONTROL Long Hill Drive, East Hart- MODELING SERVICES before 11 A.M. ONLY. daycare program s in O.E.M. national brond» col* for a keener awareness this 27th day of February ROBERT J. MURPHY, lord, CT. will receive sealed DFFERED Etdridue St. 4-91 Bralnard PI. all Men’s department and NURSE tor Home Visit — Complete home re M a n c h e ste r and in ling on tle«t» ond daolari. All service desk. Apply at of location ns a factor in 1965. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY bids tor YEARBOOK PR IN in g a n d Community pairs and remodeling. Lilac St. all Hazel St. all benefit*. Apply CT Wheel and the Manchester D4L real estate investment. 007-03 001-03 TER. Bid Information and other youth activities. Health Programs. Full speclflcotlons are available DDD JDBS, Trucking. Trumbull St.- all Johnson Terr. all R im C om p o ny, 300 L ocust St., In the Manchester The office of T ED Quality work. Referen Minimum 1 year super time, 35 hour work week at the Business Office. Sealed Home repairs. You name Frances Or. Hartford. CT. Parkade. F O R D REAL E S bids will be received until ces, licensed and Insured. all Purnel Place all vised experience with Comprehensive Be It, we do It. Free esti Call 646-8165. PETS Chestnut St. nefit Package. Call: TATE, CENTURY 21 TOWN OF MANCHESTER 10:30 A.M., Wednesday, 142-198 Spruce St. 115-133 working with children can help you choose LEGAL NOTICE March 13,1985, at which time mates. Insured. 643-0304. Woodland St. 18-98 and BA in Child Devel Community Health Core they will be publicly opened DUMAS ELECTRIC — Oakland St. all Services at 228-9428. Se rv from the many homes The Zoning Board ot Appeals at o meeting on February 25, and read oloud. Tne Board of- SIAMESE STUDD SER-> opment or related SENIOR COST ACCOUNTANT CHILD -DAYCARE- Lights dimming? Fuses Broad St. 428 only Rachel Rd. all ing Andover, Columbia, that we have listed 1985 mode the following decisions: Education reserves the right VICE - CFA Champions. field. Position includes the one (hat matches Aool. No. 1051 — Stephen Konorls - Variance denied ■ 313 to accept or relect any or all HDSPITAL AREA - Folly blowing? Repairs, Im Top Show Blood Lines. Center SL 563-655 odd only Fairview Immediate opening for an aggressive, proven pro Coventry, Hebron, Le bids or the right to waive all benefits. Send letter what you want and Green Road. Insured and License provements and addi Also: Siamese kittens. Edmund St. fessional with 5 to 8 years experience determining banon and Marlborough technical formalities If It Is In pending. For appoint 11-53 St. John SL 15-109 and resume to O N. can afford. You will AddI. No. 1052 — J.W. Enterprises - Den^led the appeal the best Interest to do so. tional circuits. Fully li 1-347-1002. standard cost in a manufacturing environment. EOE. the order 6f the Zoning Enforcement Officer doted ment, call Terri 643-7340. censed, insured. Call Stone SL all Torres, YWCA, 135 not waste time look 17,1985. Special Exception approved with the following con Richard A. Huot ing at homes that Director/ 646-5253 anytime. Broad Street, Hartford, Preferred candidate will have demonstrated abilities OIL BURNER SERVICE ditions: (1) Theopprovol isgrontedtoonlv theoppllcamtor Business Services don't suit your needs. o two veor period; (2) The lunch truck shall beJocot^ os I MUSICAL CT 06105 by March 15, to design, implement and monitor a manual system PERSON - To service 005-03 MANCHESTER HERALD developed tor conversion to computerization. Without the seller’s shown on the application plan; (3) The hours of ABLE HOME IMPROVE ITEMS 1985. An EEO/Affirma- commericlal and Indus shall be from 6:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. -176 Tolland Turnpike. MENTS - Room Addi trial oil and gas burners. emotional ties we can ^Cal^irculatioi^egtjM T^ tive action employer. We offer a competitive salary and excellent fringe be objective about Appl. No. 1053 — Robert R. 8. Dorothy Bo^ulov • Special Ex LEGAL NOTICE tions, Family Rooms, / benefits. License required. Con ception approved with the following conditions: (1) Juni^ GIBSON FIREBRAND SM AU each home’s advan TOWN OF COVENTRY DAYCARE IN MY HDME Porches, Decks, Siding, necticut Boiler Repair 8, ers shall be planted In the front yard of the new parking orw PU BLIC HEARING LES PAUL DELUlXt - For consideration, please send your resume to Box- tages and disadvan to the southerly edge of the new pavement In the 50^1® con - A ges 2 - 5 full time, Roofing, Replacement Excellent condition. $350 M H 1 IU M Manufacturing Com- Chailer Revtelon Windows. -Your Com A A, Manchester Herald. PO Box 591, Manchester tages. Our office is figuration and spacing as the existing row of Comflileelon reasonable rates, meals with Gibson hardshell LARGE pony, Inc., West Hart nipers; (2) A twelve-inch diameter overt ow drain pipe from plete Remodeling Ser C T 06040, ford. 249-9117. located on Rt. 44A, the proposed dry well structure shall be Installed *o tbe east Residents, taxpayers, elec provided. Call 646-3533. case. Call 646-8223. Bolton Notch, Bolton, streetllneof New State Rood and copo^; (3) Anoreooftive tors and Interested persons Waddell School Area. vice.- 643-9966. C rocket 647-9914. 24 hour s e r feet In width from the south wall ot the boHding^oll be kept are hereby warned that a All replies will be held in strict confidence. Our em BODYMEN - We have public hearing, pursuant to ployees are aware of this opening. vice — 7 d a y s a week. open and sholl be marked by a yellow stripe - 390 New State HDME IMPRDVE- HOUSEWIVES two Immediate openings Rood. Connecticut General Statute IHEATING/ HINT Automotive EEO/AA In our factory authorized 7-191(0). will be held on Wed MENTS - All forms of No one is more aware of AodI. No . 1054 — Adele M. Bell o.k.o. Adele nesday, March 20,1985at 7:30 carpentry. Call 649-8570. Iplumbing body shop for expe the location factor in once granted with the following conditions. (1) The use ot p.m. at the Coventry High rienced body techni housing than a real es this property Is restricted to a two-famllv house on v ond the School gym, located on Ri third floor Is not to be used os o separate rentol unit, (2) Tne pley Hill Rood. Coventry, SPRING CLEAN UP - ICARS/TRUCKS Earn Extra Money cians. We offer flat rote tate-professional. development of the third floor Is fo be done r'llIlKrfSnl Connecticut, so that Inter FOGARTY BROTHERS shop, health and life Insu conlunction with the second floor unit.onlv • 60-62 Combridge Hedge ond tree trim FOR SALE ★★★★★★★★★★★★ ested persons may be heard — Bathroom remodel rance, paid vacation, Street. ming. Light trucking. concerning revisions to the ing; Installation water sick days and pension •Aopl, No. 1055 — Therejg R. Shaplelgh , Coventry Town Chorter. Lawn mowing. Dependa 5512 8142 With Your Own opprovedwlth the following conditions: (1) Th eow rotjenot ble. Insured. R a y H ardy, heaters, garbage dispo All tizn EXCELLENT INCOME plan. Contact Pete Flem Dated at Coventry, Connec sals; faucet repairs. 649- This soft capelet in shell- ing, at Pierce Buick, 722 the day core focllltv shall be limited to a '7’°’*’,']’“'’’ „ ticut this 20th doy ot Fe 646-7973. children ot onv one time; (2) The bruary, 1985. 4539. V isa / M a ste rC a rd stitch crochet ia perfect Wethersfield Ave., Hart klndergorten ond/or a first grade on the premises shall pe for keeping you warm on for enthusiastic COVENTRY CHARTER AFFDROABLE DAY accepted. BEAUTIFUL 1901 CA Part Time Job ford, 249-1301. prohibited - 115 Russell Street. REVISION COX^ISSION chilly days or evenings. CARE - If the -Idea of DILLAC C O U P E D E A 'basic, slimming style Appl. No. 1054 — Society tor Sovlngs - Variance granted - FRANCES A. PERROTTI, SR. No. 5512 has crochet with princess seams for PEOPLE BABYSITTER WANTED 1135-1195 Tolland Turnpike. Affordable-, child in a V ILLE - Gas engine. Bet directions . . . Small, Me C H A IR M A N ter than excellent condi the half-sizer. Nice for - Mature woman wanted Aool. No. 1057 — William Glroltls • Variances o p o ro i^ 002-03 licensed, full service. INCOME TAX dium and Large Sizes in ★ ------★ CONDOMINIUMS Special Exception approved with the condition . The tion! Private owner. Well all seasons. . .. and mothers with young children, bring them to babysit In My Home Daycare Center for child clusive. No. 8142 with Photo- for 3 year old and new FOR SALE approval Is limited to four used cars which shall be locoiM ren from 6 weeks to 5 SERVICE maintained. Brown. with you and save on baby sitting costs. on the paved parking surface shown on the application plan- T* trier, iaai $2.50, tor uch Guide is in Sizes 12H to born. Hours Monday - I LEGAL NOTICE years old appeals to you, 32,000 miles. Asking Mttini, plat sot far paitif a aad 24%. Size 14%, 37 bust, SALESPEOPLE 5 Tolloni Turnpike (rear). TOWN OF MANSFIELD 10,500. C all 646-5153. Friday, 10am - 2pm, Child Aool. No. 105* — David and Charles MlnIcuccI - Variances REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL call us at Grandmother’s NETKIN'S TAX SER tiadllB f. 3% yards 45-inch. Twenty-two Hours per weeK. care experience and ref MANCHESTER - North- AGENT OF RECORD, H ouse Inc. 649-2469. Leave message. AHMECAIOT approved - 32-34 Garden Street. V IC E - Low rates, strictly llaad M iltr HaraM 'Patterns available only NEEDED erences required. 646- field Green - Two bed TOWN INSURANCE confidential. Over 10 ye in eitet ehovnu Salary plus gas allowance. Appl. No. 1059— Lydoll Eastern, Inc. - Variance approved - PROGRAM tlMMa-atilawricat 9580. room, living room, din Parcel B, a portion of 580 Parker Street. ars experience. 644-1009. 1966 DODGE MONACO Ntw Vwli, K.T. ISOJi Call To work evenings ing area, kitchen, full R FP’s are requested from In 500 - 54,000 original m iles. Priat Naaa, APPraat adit ZIP TO ORDER, la id $2.50 Itr each Appl. No. 1060 — Multi-Circuits, Inc. - dependent agents desirous of PAINTING/ cooi tmt s ^ t NaaBar. pattani, plat bS$ tor p tiU ft and X-RAY TECHNICIAN - cellar, gas heat. Attrac with the tollowlng conditions; (1) Exterior lighting shall be One owner. 2 door, dark being appointed Agent ot Re PAPERING TAX TRIMMERS - Let SPECIAL: Over 200 se- dapdlinf. 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Full time for busy physi- tive orea. Call Kosk the minimum which Is consistent with *ecurltv cord for the Town’s Insur green, vinyl top. Center lUk lUIRETT SOUND INTEfiESTINO? quirements; (2) The building addition shall be used o ^ v for ( our experts prepare your lectiona and a FREE Realty, 529-3806 or 563- ance program. Appointment console, bucket seats. ciant office in 0 steom generator and Its associated 1904 tax returns In the Pattern Section in the WSfW^at'ISSL. You can be a Herald Area Adviser Now with Herald carriers. 7494. will be effective 7/1/85 lor a 3 Automatic. Excellent nan Tarii. X.T. tOdSI Manchester. Must hove (octulrng or office space shall be permitted In the addition - year period. A set of service privacy of your home. ALBUM . Jnat $3.00. and handle and supervise our 50 Harrison Street. PAINTING AND WAL condition. (Collectors - Priat Nana, Addrait nlth ZIP genuine Interest In pa requirements can be ob 633-6550. ■aOKS at $3.28 **«■ CODE, ttita kaaAar aad tlia. carrier boys & girls. If you like kids LPAPERING - Ceilings . Attention I) $3,500, negot tients and be able to work All variances and special exceptions shall c?".!!!!.'Vu,* tained from the Town M a s.12t—sous—« 4 aad Xtw. Na« New FASHION with date In accordonce with Connecticut General Slalotes. No- nager, 4 S. Eaglevllle Rd., repaired. Gary McHugh iable. 649-0391 between ta d n tt taa«i kaar ta naka tkaai. — want a little indepenr^ence and Manchester Please contact Jeanne flexible hours. Please Photo-Guide patterns in your own income ... flee ot these decisions has been tiled In the Town Clerk s oi Storrs. CT 06268. Proposals 643-9321. GIVE YOUR budget o 9am and 9pm. a-iM - aupsaxi auiLtf. za call Ruth at 647-1493. /lice. must be submitted by 2:30 all size ranges, has a FIND A CASH puyer tor ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS PM Thursdov, March 21, boosti Sell those still- at 647-9946 Id M a t at aaadlanaik tklllt. special Grace Cole Collec Herald BACKHOE OPERATOR - those golf clubs you Edward Coltmon, Secretary 1985. LARRY’S PAINTING - good but no-longer-used 197? HONDA CIVIC - 4 tion for larger sizes; plus Items In your home for « 1 U — TO elYE ar KEEP — 40 Must have experience never usel Advertise Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 4th day of March, MARTIN H. BERLINER Interior-Exterior. Low s p ^ , 49,000 mlle$. New aaadlinadi Itam la auka. 2 BONUS CouponsI cosh. C all 643-2711 to •■iM-ciune-ed p o m at piick- 647-9946 Manchester Herald with heavy equipment. them tor sale In classi 1985. Town Manager prices. Free estimates. tires and battery. $2700. Price .... $2.00 fied. Just dial 643-2711 to place your ad. laaaaka Itaiu. 649-6087. ' 003-03 004-03 Call anytim e 646-7069. 649-7455. place your ad. 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, March 4. 1985 MANCHESTER U.S./WORLD OPINION WEATHER 8th District directors Security tightens Seat belts in buses? Skies clear tonight; BUSINESS propose budget rise around Blackmun Pupils have opinions sunny Wednesday ‘Controlled-release’ pills capture the drug market ... page 3 page 4 ... Open Forunri, page 7 ... page 2
all day,” reports Dr. Gaylord. If you're a typical consumer, you dislike toting pills the ear. • Alza Corp.’s Ocusert, a tiny plastic pouch placed “ In five years, we may combine drugs with to work, or devising bothersome reminders to make different targeting agents, so that the pdj s medicine sure you take a pill every fourhours. These rituals are in the eye that dispenses medicine to treat glaucoma Your for one week per application. is released only when it reaches a specific site in the vanishing from everyday life, though — and medical body” expt'rts predict once-a-day or once-a-week treat Rapid growth is projected for the entire controlled- Money's release industry. Applications in pill form will have Pills don’t even have to be swallowed to be effective. ments soon will take care of mo.st of your drug needs. Forest Labs, for instance, has developed a miniature The technology driving these changes, called the greatest immediate success, however, says the Worth market research firm of Business Communications tablet that adheres to the gum and releases "controlled release,'' which made up only 5 percent of . nitroglycerin for patients with angina or morphine for lfflanrl|patrr Brralft the $16 billion U,S, drug market as recently as 1983, is Sylvia Porter Co. of Stamford, Conn., mostly because consumers are already comfortable with oral medications. rapid pain relief directly into the bloodstream. Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Tuesday, March 5, 1985 — Single copy: 25
” I think it’s hard for the United States by the end of this century will be in just without power late this morning Long Island Sound. conventional supermarket to pres 30 metropolitan areas, most of them in the South and after it went out around 9:30 a m., Bradley International Airport ent the variety that shoppers West, a planning group said Sunday. said Steve Kelly of Northeast closed for several hours and demand,” he said. "They want a The National Planning Association list ranged from seperate traffic accidents in Mont- Utilities. A total of 40 customers in variety of specialty departments.” large metropolitan areas such as Houston, Denver Bolton lost power for various ville Monday afternoon killed two and Los Angeles to rapidly growing smaller areas lengths of time, but all power had women, state police said. Shoppers want that variety such as Austin, Texas, Tucson. Ariz.. and Raleigh- been re.stored by 10:15 a.m., he The Coast Guard led a rescue under one roof and the Parkade Durham. N.C. said. effort after receiving a distress store did not have enough room or “ Although the majority of these areas and of new Most of the power outages were call about 6:30 p.m. from the the proper design to allow an jobs in the 1980s and 1990s appear to be following the caused when tree limbs broke from tugboat John A. Downs about five expanded -supermarket, Wright trend South and West of the past decade, several the weight of ice and fell on power miles south of the Coast Guard said. northern and mid-Atlantic metropolitan areas also lines, NU officials said. rescue station at New London. Food Mart has been at the are among the top 30 growth centers," said planning The storm forced the closing of Six crew members were taken Parkade since 1974 and currently researcher Nestor Terlkeckyj. schools in Bolton and Coventry, from the tugboat and thre three employs about 100 people, Wright "The areas have a favorable industrial mix and you while Manchester schools opened barges it was pulling. One crew ; l l said. The store’s work force could will see more of the spinoffs from science and two hours late. Schools in Andover member stayed aboard one of the research activities." he said. "There definitely will be barges as it was towed to New increase to 300 or 400 after the UPI photo and Hebron opened on schedule. more white-collar jobs and industrial jobs. While the storm made driving London Hartbor and six others move to Tolland Turnpike, he said. "They are all kinds of service jobs — technical and Need a light? treacherous at times, few acci stayed aboard a second barge that Food Mart would become one of BOB MUNSON GETS AWARD office fields services and health and personal dents were reported by police in was towed a few hours later. the anchor tenants at the 90,000- . . . from RCI's Rhonda Zahans services," he said. Alfred Peyton inspects wall mounting locations, are installed in chemical the area. The cutter Point Wells, two other square-foot Talcottville Plaza, The nonprofit economic research group said for lighting fixtures manufactured at the plants, grain elevators, coal-processing ‘"The roads are pretty good and coast guard ships, two Navy which received the approval of Houston is expected to see the largest increase in jobs getting better,” Neil Brouder, tugboats, one commercial tugboat — 1.268.700 — for a total projected workforce of 2.9 ITT Weaver faqi^lity in St. Louis, Mo. The facilities and offshore oil rigs. Manchester’s zoning authorities Munson’s gets candy award acting superintendent of highways and a private fishing vessel took earlier this year. Wright said he million people by the year 2000. units, designed for use in hazardous in Manchester, said this morning. part in the rescue. did not know the exact size of the BOLTON — Munson's Candy Kitchen was the Thirteen of the town’s trucks United Illuminating Co. reported winner of the ribbon award for highest quality at Four other Texas cities also are among the 30 began sanding Monday at 1:30 thousands of homes without power new store, but said it was about the third annual International Truffle Competi metropolises — Dallas with 639,000 new jobs, Austin p.m. when snow started falling and because of wires pulled down by twice as large as that at the tion sponsored by Retail Confectioners Interna with 333.600. San Antonio adding 238,7000 and the Fort continued until 7:30 p.m.. when ice. At least 26,000 residents in Parkade. tional. The competition took place at the RCI Worth-Arlington area experiencing an increase of Here’s where Jobs will be eight were called back in, he said. West Haven were without power The developer of the center is convention in Maui, Hawaii. ' 218.3000 jobs by the year 2000. The five remaining trucks con for varying periods and other 28, Riverside-San Bernardino, Konover Development Co. of West Munson’s prize-winning entries were rasp WASHINGTON (UPI) — Here is 12, Tampa-St. Petersburg, Fla. tinued to sand until 11 p.m., when outages were reported in sur Calif., 217,500; .768,900; 1.77 Hartford. berry and chocolate truffles. The pieces were Austin will experience the largest percentage the National Planning Associa 457,200; 1,157,400; 2.82 percent. temperatures began to rise, he rounding communities. selected for their fine and distinct taste, smooth 13, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood, percent. Wright said he did not know annual change — 4.13 percent — the group said. tion’s list of the 30 Metropolitan said. Hartford had its share of traffic Herald photo by Tarquinio Fla,, 427,000; 845,900; 3.98 percent. 29, Raleigh-Durham, N.C., when the new store would open. texture and outstanding appearance. Statistical Areas expected to see A full crew was sent back out this accidents with more than two 207,300; 542,700; 2.71 percent. The Parkade store is scheduled to There were more than 50 entries in the 18 The planning group, which based its projections on the largest employment increases 14, Minneapolis-St Paul, 394,600; morning after temperatures again dozen reported. A learning experience categories presented by 14 manufacturing retail an economic growth model reflecting historical and by the year 2000. The list includes 1,586,000; 1.6 percent. 30, Oklahoma City, Okla., close March 23, he said. confectioners from the United States and Canada. ongoing trends as well as the projected state of the the number of jobs added between 15, San Francisco, 373,400; 206,600; 710,100; 1.93 percent. Ashley Cruz is a high school sophomore Arts in Hartford. Three other girls from John M. Larson, a vice president The entries were judged by a panel of chocolate national economy, said seven California cities and 1982-2000, the total employment by 1,378,800; 1.77 percent. from Manchester who is studyihg ballet Manchester are studying voice at the at Konover Development, has said experts. five in Florida will experience particularly large the year 2000 and the percent 16, Austin, Texas, 333,700; \ at the new Academy of the Performing school. See story, page 11. construction on the shopping cen 644,800; 4.13 percent. Youthful labor workforce increases. The figures are applicable annual change. ter could begin as early as March 1, Houston. 1,268,700; 2,949,200; 1.7, Miami-Hialeah, 332,800; Workers over 45 accounted for between 1982 and the year 2000. or April and take about six months WKHT promotes public TV 3.17 percent. 1,163,300; 1.89 percent. only 32 percent of the civilian labor WKHT radio in Manchester has agreed to The seven cities in California, the largest number 2, Anaheim-Santa Ana, Calif., 18, Orlando, Fla., 319,100; force in 1978, down from 38 percent to complete. cross-promote Connecticut Public Television’s for one state,. included Anaheim-Santa Ana with 1,004,300; 1,992,200; 3.97 percent. 698,800; 3.45 percent. in 1970 and 40 percent in 1960. It is Doctors remove respirator Larson was not available for March “ Festival’ ’ membership drive. 1,004,300 new jobs; Los Angeles-Long Beach, 841,300; 3, Los Angeles-Long Beach, 19, Oakland, Calif., 297,200; estimated these workers will ac comment today on the specifics of The station’s cross-promotional efforts will San Jose, 643,900; San Diego, 533,900; San Francisco. Calif., 841,300; 4,818,100; 1.07 1,093,200; 1.78 percent. count for only 20 percent of the the agreement with Food Mart. include album giveaways and an appearance by 373,400; Oakland, 297,200 and Riverside-San Bernar percent. 20, N a ssau -S u ffolk , N .Y ., labor force this year. By moving to the new shopping WKHT’s program director, Rick Shea, during the dino, 217,500. 4, San Jose, Calif., 643,900; 269,600; 1,324,300; 1.27 percent. from h ^rt patient Haydon center. Food Mart will become the evening of Saturday, March 16. He’ll be on during 1,428,900; 3.38 percent. 21, Seattle, 266,700; 1,127.600; third supermarket in Manchester breaks in a night of country music programs The five Florida cities are Tampa-St. Petersburg, 1.51 percent. 5, Dallas. 643,900; 1,868,300; 2.35 By Brian Malloy days on his device at the implant to stop post-operative to become a ’’super’’ supermarket. beginning at 6 p.m. with “ Folk Reunion at Devil’s 457.200; Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood, 427,000; Miami- percent. 22, West Palm Beach-Boca CALDWELL United Press International University of Utah — had two bleeding. Stop & Shop, one of its competitors Lake,” “ Country Legends" and "Hank." He’ll be Hialeha, 332,800; Orlando, 319,100 and West Palm 6, Denver, 630,300; 1,508.300; 3.05 Raton, Fla., 237,300; 515,600; 3.48 encouraging viewers to become members of Beach-Boca Raton. 237,300. percent. operations, one to correct lung Schroeder, 53, of Jasper, Ind., at the Parkade, made the switch percent. OIL INC. LOUISVILLE. Ky. — Murray CPTV. 7, Phoenix. 588,100; 1,327,500; 23, San Antonio, 230,700; 745,100; air pockets and one for a broken continued Monday to be fed last year. Haydon was removed from a Connecticut Public Television’s membership Oklahoma City ranked 30th with 206,600 new jobs 3.30 percent. 2.08 percent. heart valve. through a nasal tube to increase The Edwards Food Warehouse 96.9 respirator and began breathing drive runs from March 6 through March 24. projected for a total of 710,000 by the year 2000. 8, Washington. DC-MD-Va., 24, Baltimore, 220,500; 1,309,900; per gal. C. O. D. The second recipient, Bill his ’’energy level,” Irvine said. on Spencer Street also remodeled 546,600; 2,445,300; 1.42 percent. 1.03 percent. on his own today, following three Schroeder, needed surgery just He also underwent physical and and expanded its offerings last The. Washington, D.C., area also is expected to see 9, San Diego. 533,900; 1,447,000; 25, Tucson, Ariz., 219,200; days of recovering from surgery six hours after his Nov. 25 speech therapy Monday. year. Failure index Increases 649-8841 to stem bleeding near his artifi an increase of 546,600 new jobs by 2000 while 507,800 2.57 percent. 434,900; 3.97 percent. Minimum raqulremant- NEW YORK — The Dun & Bradstreet Business jobs are expected to be added in the Boston-Lawrence- 10, Boston-Lawrence-Salem, 26, Fort Worth-Arlington, Texas, cial heart. Failure Index rose 8,7 points to 90.3 in the week Salem area, the group said. Also among the top 30 507,800; 2,498,700; 1.27 percent. 218,300; 708,400, 2.07 perc^t. Prtemt »ubj»ct to Chango “Haydon is making good pro Defense will be spared ended Feb. 8. growth centers are Minneapolis-St. Paul, Nassau- 11, Atlanta, 488,500; 1,673,300; 27, Portland, Ore., 218,300; gress,” Humana Hospital Au The current Failure Index indicates that the Suffolk Counties in New York and Baltimore. 1.94 percent. 778,600; 1.84 percent. SSO-1,000 gal8. 94.9 C.O.D. dubon spokesman Robert Irvine level of failures in the latest week is more than 9 said today. "H e was taken off the percent below the average level of weekly respirator early this morning Reagan stands ground on cuts failures in the base month for the index, October and will he given small amounts 1983. Rhode Island’s tax forms of liquid by mouth as the day The year-to-date Business Failure Index progresses.” Bv Joseph Mionowanv the committee — would allow a 3 are neutral.” increas^ 3.0 points to 75.8. Irvine said for the second United Press International percent hike for defense above Concerning his spending plan, The weekly Business Discontinuance Index straight day X-rays showed no inflation, in contrast to the presi Domenici said, ” It’s got almost all among easiest to prepare L O W C O ST WASHINGTON - President increased 16.3 points to 128.1. The year-to-date sign of bleeding in Haydon’s dent’s request of nearly 6 percent. the domestic cuts” Reagan had Discontinuance Index rose 4.6 points to 105.7. Reagan stood his ground today on Senate Republicans have been suggested, except for "six or PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - Rhode liability. That requires only a “ short, 10-line chest and drainage tubes in his increases in the Pentagon budget The weekly Business Closings Index increased Island tax forms are among the easiest to MEDICAL working since January to try and nine.” form,” said Matoney, who is also a certified chest as a precautionary mea despite plans by the Senate Budget 12.5 points to 109.2. The year-to-date Business prepare compared to other New England formulate an alternative to Rea public accountant and tax consultant. sure could be removed as early Committee chairman to slash The main differences are in Closings Index increased 3.7 points to 90.7. states, according to a college pi-ofessor and INSURANCE gan’s budget, which would cut the as today. defense spending growth in half. deficit by $50 billion in fiscal 1986. defense and Social Security. While a team of students who recently studied the The “ piggyback” tax also has some Haydon was visited by his Reagan has steadfastly refused to The committee zeroed In on a But the GOP effort became differences in forms. limitations, according to Matoney. tamper with Social Security, Schneider moves office Wally Irish Marty Shea wife, Juanita, today and was proposal today by Chairman Pete mired over the defense issue, with Domenici’s package would freeze Dr. Loren J. Schneider has moved his podiatry awake and responsive, Irvine Domenici, R-N.M., that would some suggesting a spending freeze Led by Joseph Matoney, professor of “ It’s the simplest method, but it ties you said. cost-of-living increases for a year. offices to 483 W. Middle Turnpike, suite 101. accounting at the University of Rhode slash $62 billion — $11 billion more and others wanting to alIo\y 4 to what the federal government does,” he ^ United Chambers Insured Plans Irvine said Haydon’s kidney Dr. Schneider treats adult and children’s foot Island, the undergraduate students re said. “ For instance, when the U.S. decided than the reductions offered by percent growth above inflation. However, Domenici’s plan ailments, foot and ankle injuries and sports- function had returned to the level leased results of their study over the to tax Sociql Security benefits, Rhode Reagan — from projected spend Most of the committee’s Monday agrees with Reagan’s budget on related injuries. it was before his Feb. 17 implant weekend. Island automatically did the same." ing in fiscal 1986. session was taken up with partisan most other areas, including cuts in Every small business can have th^ bene of the Jarvik-7 heart. His kidneys Amtrak, Medicare payments and But as the committee bore down bickering over which economic Despite the drawback, ^atoney has fits of a big business medical insurance had difficulty functioning cor federal revenue sharing. “ Basically, we found that Rhode Island on the most contentious part of the forecasts the panel should use: Emhart buys companies testified before the state Legislature in plan. For information about the low cost rectly because of his diseased has a very good, easy tax structure.” budget — defense — Reagan stood those provided by the administra It rejected Reagan’s proposed 5 support of the current system. heart's reduced ability to pump FARMINGTON — Emhart Corp. announced Matoney said, ’’While at the other extreme, programs available, call his ground during ’ a breakfast tion or those from the Congres percent cut in federal pay and blood throughout the body. Friday two acquisitions designed to broaden its Massachusetts has an absolutely horrend session with some 30 House Repub sional Budget Office. Medicaid reforms. The package product line and market penetration in the ous system.” “ Our tests have shown that in most cases Saturday’s l>A-hour operation it requires a college reading level to licans, intended to build support Domenici cautioned members would leave a $165 billion deficit in packaging machinery business. was performed by Dr. William C. The survey was aimed at testing tax understand the region’s state income tax for the MX missile. that they should not lose sight of fiscal 1986. The acquisition of the Wright Machinery DeVries, the surgeon who im instruction packages throughout the region instructions,” he said. “ But at the same “ I can assure you the president the main goal, which was to agree division of Rexham Corp., Durham, N.C., gives planted Haydon’s artificial for readability and for how easy th ^ were time, federal statistics show that the stands squarely behind the budget on spending cuts. Emhart its first U.S. base for a planned expansion heart, and performed the first into the U.S. market. to prepare, Matoney said. r average New England adult resident reads W. J. IRISH AGB?CY*^^ just as he sent it to Capitol Hill,” ” I think the time has come for 22 at a tenth grade level." two permanent artificial heart The company also has agreed to purchase the The team of investigators found that the 150 North Main (at the corner of Main) White House spokesman Larry senators to decide in the next few Inside Today disparity in tax forms is directly related to implants as well. Speakes said afterward. days whether they can agree on a packaging machinery lines of Redington, Inc., Herald photo by Tarquinio The retired auto worker from Bellwood, III. the differences in tax laws between states. His study is being completed in conjunc MANCHESTER 646-1232 Speakes said Reagan was asked budget or not,” Domenici said. Louisville began experiencing 20 pages, 2 sections The purchase prices for the two were not For instance, Matoney said, the Massachu tion with another study by an associate at On thin Ice during the breakfast about the Sen. Lawton Chiles, D-Fla., Drake University in Iowa. When com bleeding problems last Tuesday disclosed. setts Constitution prohibits anything but a need for the full 5.9 percent agreed on the need for cuts but __12 Lottery.^ pleted, their survey will include the after DeVries removed four increase in defense spending he Kenneth A.'Josephson, president of Elmhart’s flat income tax, which means that a CALL US FOR ALL YOUR Jessica Burnham, an eighth-grader at Bennet Junior cautioned that the committee’s Area towns. __10 Obituaries. . 10 taxpayer may have to complete 12 or 13 Midwest and Mid-Atlantic states. monitoring lines from his chest. has proposed for next year. There actions should not be disguised by B u s in e s s __ ^ 20 Opinion _ Special Machinery Group, said the two acquis- High School, was caught this morning treading over the Classlfled^ 16-16 Peopietatk. tions fill “ strategic niches” in the company’s schedules in accounting for his or her BUSINESS INSURANCE NEEDS The other two men to receive were questions, he said, but ” no the administration’s forecasts. Com ics- “ We’re identifying the best systems and ice and slush on Cottage Street on her way to school. The 8 Sports- . 15-17 long-range plan to build a global product line in income. • Worker’s Comp. the Jarvik-7 hearts also needed outright opposition.” "Basically, we want to start out E ntertainm ents. 12 Televieion then we’ll make recommendations to • Business Packages late winter storm forced Manchester schools to open two Domenici’s budget proposal — this field. • Business Auto surgery after their implants. with a level field,” Chiles said. Rhode Island, however, utilizes a “ piggy individual states as to how they might • Bonds hours late. Barhey Clark — who lived 112 one of several to be considered by ” We want to start with rules that back ” tax based directly upon federal Ux improve,” Matoney said. i
