20 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan. 19, 1989

I HOMES ,1 IROOMS I FUEL DIL/CDAL/ CARS FOR SALE I for r en t FIREWDDD FDR SALE Reagan earned his place in history 1984 MERCURY Marquis. MANCHESTER. Exqui­ SEASONED firewood tor MANCHESTER. Excel­ sale. Cut, spilt and One owner. Excellent J site 3 bedroom Colon­ § k SpcctolisM^Pcfft! By Andrew J. Davis announced. The rest is somewhat history," Americans,” he said. “ Ail of life is built on lent, large room, fur­ i delivered. $35 per load. condition. 39,000 miles. ial, captivating, 20x20 nished or unfurnished. n Fully equipped. $5395. Manchester Herald Agostinelli said. hope. That’s what life is all about.” 742-1182.______first floor family room Kitchen privileges. 633-2824. Johnson, another state co-chairman for Johnson also saw this as Reagan’s with corner fireplace, $325/monthlv. 649-4003. ROOFING/ NEVER PLACED a want 1984 RENAULT Encore. No one in Manchester formally supported Reagan’s 1980 campaign, said she met with greatest accomplishment. The enthusiasm level 94x130 lot, vinyl 1 ^ CARPENTRY/ HEATING/ ad? There's nothing to It siding. $169,900. ERA H O CHILD CARE 1 2 ^ REMODELING | 2 i | SIDING Five door, five speed, Ronald Reagan for president of the United Agostinelli about six or seven times before was seen in the opening of hundreds of Philips Real Estate. I APARTMENTS IHHJ p lu m b in g ... lust dial 643-2711 and olr conditioning, body States before Nathan G. Agostinelli did. 1980 about Reagan’s campaign. small businesses and people acting more we'll help you word and 742-8120. FOR RENT excellent, new muffler, Today, President Reagan left office after After the fanfare surrounding George patriotic, she said. Complete accounting services place your ad. tires. $700 or best otter. MANCHESTER PJ’s Plumbing, Heating 8 eight years as one of the country’s most “ You have to have confidence and VERNON. Immaculate Including A/fl. A/P. P/R. G/L. HOUSE 742-0120.______Bush’s inauguration as president today, Garrison Colonial. AVAILABLE Imme­ ROOFING Air Conditioning popular presidents. Johnson and Agostinelli believe Reagan enthusiasm,” she said Thursday from P4L Statement and quarterly RENOVATIONS Holiday Special Boilers, pumps, hot water 1976 CHEVETTE. Runs Nine rooms, first floor diately. One bedraam tax returns Can design n«novBt« 1 or •ntlr* houM. I SPURTING Agostinelli, the state comptroller under will find his place in history. Washington D.C. “ (Reagan) restored hope apartment. $545. Heat Strip old plattor walla, Inaulata, All lypaa of roofing A ropalra. tanks, new and great, good condition. family room with fire­ additional applications GDGDS Gov. Thomas Meskill and now president of “ I think it (the Reagan presidency) was in our way of life.” place, finished rec and hot water Included. ahootrock and flniah. Alto Intorlor replacements. Needs new battery. tailored for your business painting. Call Manchester State Bank, remembers meet­ The deficit, which more than doubled room or 5th bedroom In 2 bedroom Townhouse. 2 0 % Off FREE ESTIMATES $175. 647-1029.______what the country needed,” said Agostinelli. needs Call 644-6191 SKI Boots. Woman's Jun­ ing with a number of prominent state “ We were at an all-time low. He’s turned an under the Reagan Administration, is the basement, garage. $650. Heat and hot wa­ 647”3808y laava maaaaga. 6 45 -8 8 30 643-9649/228-9816 ior Racing. Size 8. Al- 1978 CHRYSLER Cor­ Large treed lot. ter Included. Security plna. $60 Excellent con­ doba. Body and engine Republicans in New Haven, late in 1978 or awful lot of things around. He’s going to be flip side of the coin, said Agostinelli. But $198,500. P h llb irc k and references re­ parts. Jon, 569-8755. early in 1979 to talk about helping Reagan does not share in that failure alone, BOOKKEEPING/ Let ua remodel your kitchen or ■ei ^MISCELLANEOUS dition. 643-2880. rated as one of the most outstanding Agency, 646-4200.____ quired. No pets. Boyle bath from floor to colling. Wa CHEVY Novo 1978, 6 cy- coordinate Reagan’s run for the presid­ presidents.” he said. BOLTON. Super Value! Management Com­ INCOME TAX offer cabinets, vanitlat. coun­ FLOORING IDII SERVICES llnder, automatic ency. The leaders included U.S. Rep. Nancy What was Reagan’s biggest accomplish­ Congress also must shoulder some of the 2-3 bedroom Ranch, pany, 649-4800. tertops whatever your needs IQ7 JMISCELLANEDUS transmission, AM/FM, L. Johnson and former Gov. John Lodge. ment? It wasn’t the economy or strengthen­ blame, Agostinelli said, because it would ars. Call Ralph Nadaau at GSL Building M ainte­ fully appllanced and MANCHESTER. Secand 1 9 8 8 INCOME TAXES I B M FDR SALE good condition, no "It was hard to find 20 people for Ronald ing America’s defense. And, it wasn’t his not cut spending in areas the president floor, 2 bedroom, heat nance Co. Commercl- rust. $700 or best offer. offers a full basement, MIKE GIACALONE Reagan back then,” said Agostinelli, a requested. The deficit rose from $1 trillion plaster walls, hard­ and appliances. No Consultation / Preparation 643-6004 al/ResIdentlal building EIGHT month old water- 643-0419. conservative appointments to the U.S. KHcbaii A Bath Dasiga Caatar UNOLEUM SERVICE repairs and home Im­ former Manchester mayor who became Supreme Court, according to Agostinelli. to $2.6 trillion during Reagan’s years in wood floors, and more. pets. $600 plus security. Individuals / bed, $325. Courthouse Call 646-3979. Fully Insured provements. Interior state co-chairman for the Reagan cam­ Reagan’s number one success is intangi­ office. This home Is located on Sole Proprietors Quality Workmanship One Gold membership, ITRUCKS/VANS a quiet street and has a S&G HOME and exterior painting, months left tor paign in 1980, six years after he unsuccess­ ble. It is the feeling he inspired in the heart “ That was his weakest point,” he said. MANCHESTER. Two Free Estimates light carpentry. Com­ 12'/2 FDR SALE large private yard. IMPROVEMENT $450. Compared to reg­ fully sought the Republican gubernatorial of the country, he says. “ There wasn’t enough revenues and too Conyenlently located bedroom Townhouse, Dan Mosler 6 4 9 -3 3 2 9 Compittt homt rtnovttlons plete lanitorlal ser­ EARLY SUPPORTER — Former Mayor Nathan G. Inttrior/fxttfior painting. 643-5439 ular price of $700 plus. nomination. “ His biggest accomplishment was hav­ close to malor high­ all appliances, full vice. Experienced, rel­ FORD. F150, 1988, 4x4, 5 basement, pool. $700 Oackt/kKchana/batt) ramodaling. Eric 649-3426.D litre, V8, automatic, "This was before he (Reagan) formally ing Americans being proud of being See SUPPORT, page 12 Agostinelli poses several years ago with Ronald Reagan. ways and shapping. Roofing. iable, free estimates. plus utilities. Quiet I CARPENTRY/ 643-0304.______1971 & 1972 SKI-DOO and FM/Cossette, bed Only $1 44,900! ! ! Fr— f af/mafat neighb orhood. 647- FLOORSANDING Mercury Snowmobile liner, 19K miles. Excel­ Owner, 643-4022, after REMODELING SNOW REMOVAL. with trailer. $700 or lent condition. mUst 5pm. 0279, after 12 noon. 871-6552 or 872-6550 • Floors Ilka new Resldentlal- • Specializing In older floors best offer. 649-7985 af- sell. $12,700.645-8801. MANCHESTER. Two FARRAND REMODELING Commerclal. Drive­ ter 7pm.______bedroom Townhouse. le ft d PAINTING/ • Natural & stained floors ways, starting at $15. I CONDOMINIUMS Room additions, dacka, roof­ • No waxing anymore Call Bob, 872-8841. STEEL Buildings, fac­ AUTDS FDR Nice location, oil ap­ ing, elding, windows and gutt­ lo D I PAPERING FOR SALE pliances. Heat, hot wa­ tory Inventory clear­ RENT/LEASE ers. AM types of remodeling and John VerfsIliB - 6466750 H A V ^ TREE SERVICE ance. Top quality ter, carpeting, air con- repair!. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. WILDWOOD Painting. MANCHESTER. We have dltlonlng. Call 647-1595. Bucket, truck & chipper. Stump pre-engineered build­ FREE Mileage on low two light and bright, Bus. 647-8509 Interior or exterior. removal. Free estimates. ings available for Im­ MARLBOROUGH. Half Fully Insured. Ask for cost auto rental. V il­ spacious 2 bedroom un­ Res. 645-6849 HEATING/ Special consideration lor mediate delivery. 30x60 lage Auto Rental, 643- its featuring new con­ Duplex, two bedrooms, Steve or Charlie. 228- to 100x200. Some dep­ private setting, no 0460. PLUMBING elderly and handicapped. 2979 or 646-7044. temporary kitchens, 2 4 SEASONS REMODELING osit forfeits and save parking spaces, conve­ pets. $650 Includes 6 4 7 -7 5 5 3 thousands. Call John nient to highway and heat. 295-9238. • Additions • Decks M & M O IL (203) 643-9095. Pre- I CARS • Roofing • Repair VVali Papering & busline. Call for de­ MANCHESTER. Excel­ P a in t in g PLUMBING & HEATING Inventory Incentives. FDR SALE tails. Low $100’s. Cen­ lent, 3'/? rooms, stove, Small Joba Walcomad DISTRIBUTION Discounts end Jaunary manrhpHlpr lUrralJi Rosldentlol, Commercial, • Oil Burner Service & Salas tury 21 Epstein Realty, refrigerator, washer, Sanlor CItIzan Discount 30th. 647-8895.D wall to wall carpeting. References Insurance. • Automatic OH Delivery LABELS Tired of manually addressing COMMERCIAL B u ild ­ ^New Pricing Policy^ MANCHESTER. Immac­ References, security, Call Chris at 645-6559 AAartv Mattson, 649-4431 • Wall Pumpi Sales & Service ings, factory Inventory no pets. $475 plus utili­ distribution mall — we can ulate 2 bedroom, 1'/2 Gary McHugh, 643-9321 • Water Heaters (Eitctric a Om ) automate this process providing clearance: Top qual­ bath Townhouse In ties. 649-4003. S&S HOME quality service for a reasonable ity, engineer certified • Bathroom & Kitchen £ VOLUME 30 Cents small complex. New MANCHESTER. Excel­ IMPROVEMENTS Remodeling price Call 644-6191 buildings, 30x60 to Friday, Jan. 20, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm appliances, freshly lent, modern, four 100x 200. Great for of­ decorated, separate room, 2 bedroom. & REPAIRS • Senior Citizen Discounts fice warehouse, and I PRICING basement, conyenlent Stove, refrigerator. "No Job Too Small" rKNOC'i • Electric work by ANGELIC HOME strip molls. Save thou­ location. $110,900 Cen­ Available February 1. Raglatarad and FuHy Inaurad Pracislon Electric sands. John (203) 643- m SE ESTIMATES FREE ESTIMATES CARE REGISTRY ^BARGAINS^ tury 21 Epstein Realty, $640 Includes heat and LOCAL REOtSTnV OFFERS 9095. Pre-Inventory In­ 647-8895.□______hot water. 649-4003. 647-0593 Phone: 649-2871 QUALITY CARE... centive discounts end £ n «w Priclig Poller^ MALLARD VIEW. New MANCHESTER. Two LOWER COST TO CLIENTS... Jonuory 30th.______distinctive three bed­ bedroom Townhouse. 1 6 4 3 ? COMPANIONS, HOMEMAKERS. DOUBLE Bowl, stainless room duplexes and 1'/? baths, garage. Wa- lead PAINTING/ MISCELLANEOUS NURSES steel sink with single 1989 Baick Bush takes the oath of office townhouses. Vh baths, sher/dryer hook-up. lO o l PAPERING ! 2711 SERVICES 647-1956 lever faucet, spray iSkyhawk fireplace, appliances, Central. $625 plus u tili­ hose and beige formica garage. No association ties. 649-0311 after 6pm. counter. Top to accom­ 2 Door Coupe fees. From$140's. Blan­ MANCHESTER. Two A KITCHEN & BATH odate sink. Very good Auto, AC, Tin, FM Casa. chard & Rossetto Real­ bedroom luxury Town- FRANK YOUNG condition. Both for ‘A new breeze Factory Labal: *11,002. tors," We're Selling house. All appliances, $100. Manchester, 646- Houses" 646-2482.0 heat, cable, carpeting, PAINTING j C r e m o d e l in g 0271. Volufnt Pricing 608. DIacount: air conditioning. Call Interior SpeclelMa sw in g Price: *10,394. 649-5240. From the smallest repair to the largest renovation, is biowing,’ says our own craftsmen do the complete job — ▼ MORTGAGES Pride taken In every job we do! ENDROLLS MANCHESTER. Two and neatly and on schedule. three room apart­ Quality is our main concern. 27*^ width - 259 1989 Buick Visit our showroom or call for a free estimate. 13V4 width - 2 tor 259 new president HOMEOWNERS ments. $380 and $480 Skylark plus utilities. Security. REASONABLE RATES MUST be picked up at the 649-5400 Herald Olfice Monday thru 4 Door Sedan FALLING BEHIND?? No pets. 646-2426, 9-5 We cater to the home owner. STOP FORECLOSUREII weekdays. HERITAGE KITCHEN and Thursday before 11 a.m only. Auto, AC, Tilt, FM Stereo By Terence Hunt It you ars falling behind on FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED The Associated Press BOLTON. 'Mature Adult' Factory Labal: your mortgage payments... BATH CENTER, INC. *12,116. € ' far nice, four room Vdum a Pricing OR - If your home Is In fore­ 6 4 3 -6 7 7 4 ______182 W. Middle Turnpike, Manchester dacount: 1,275. WASHINGTON — George Herbert Walker Bush closure, WE CAN HELP! No apartmenf. One bed­ room, newer carpet­ Automotive Sslling Price: *10,841. was inaugurated 4lst president of the United States payment program available today, describing the nation at the end of the Reagan for up to 2 years. Bad credit Is ing, l '/2 baths and nice lira not a problemll Ask how LOW setting near brook plus APARTMENTS era as prosperous and at peace while adding, “ a new patio! $475 per month I HOMES 1989 Buick monthly Payments can help FOR RENT CARS breeze is blowing.” you SAVE YOUR HOME TO- Includes heat. 649-4000. FOR RENT i^^^^Century Bush said his would be “ the age of the offered DAYII SOUTH End of Hartford. FDR SALE 4 Door Sedan hand.” Swiu Comervatlve Groap Five rooms, second VERNON. Two bedroom, NO AD TODAY? ! BOLTON. Five room floor. Appliances, par- refurbished apart­ Ranch, '/a acre, gar­ 1983 MERCURY Grande Mcely Equipped. Vt. FM Stereo Bush recited the 35-word oath of office in a formal at (203) 454-1330 or klg. References re­ ment, appllanced, age. $795 plus utilities. Marquis. Four door se­ and festive ceremony, resting his left hand on a (203) 454-4404 quired. Security. 249- basement, nice, big Security, $1550. 872- dan with all the extras. Fectory Lebel: *14,517. Bible used by George Washington at his swearing in yard. Available Imme­ WHATS THE USE?] 3487. $3500 649-2136. Vdum a Pricing a 0010 or 872-4339 between dacount: lyO^e ^1 200 years ago. diately. $475 plus u tili­ — WEATHER IS TOO NASTY... 4 1980 PONTIAC Turbo 8am-9pm. Sdllng Prica: *12,669. ties. Two months se­ Trans Am. 60,000 miles, Bush took a noontime oath of office at the West Rentals — WEATHER IS TOO GOOD... ♦ Front of the Capitol. He spoke directly to the ECONOMICAL, Third curity deposit. Call — NO ONE HAS TIME TO READ... ♦ Available automatic, T-tops, air 99042 floor, one bedroom Julie, ERA Blanchard conditioning, tilt, new 1989 Buick Democrats who dominate (Congress, saying the apartment with stove & Rossetto 646-2482. — MY AD WILL GET BURIED f Immediately Eagle GT's, cruise con­ nation needs “ compromise where there has been IN ALL THE OTHER ADS... I [ROOMS and refrigerator. Nice 2 bedroom, 4 room sin­ trol, rear defrost, four ! Regal dissension.” EAST HARTFORD. — NO ONE WILL REMEMBER X FOR RENT locotlon. $475 plus u tili­ Clean, second floor, 5 gle family. Close to Rt. wheel disc, all gages, 2 Door Coupe Bush said Republicans and Democrats have often ties and security. No rooms, 2 bedrooms. MY AD NEXT WEEK... ! 1-384 and Manchester power windows. Ma­ pets. Call 643-2129, 9-5. roon with black Inte­ AC. Door Locke, ve. FM Ceee. been too mistrustful, an attitude he traced back to SINGLE Room for rent. Stove and refrigerator. WE'VE HEARD ALL THE EXCUSESI ^ Community College. the Vietnam War. “ The final lesson of Vietnam is Females preferred. Security reoulred. $650 rior. $3500 or best offer. Factory Labd: *15,430. MANCHESTER. Three WE KNOW FROM RESEARCH STUDIES THAT^ Large private yard, 236-9560. that no great nation can long afford to be sundered Convenient location. plus utilities. Call 644- AN INTERESTING, INFORMATIVE AD t Vduma Pricing $75 per week plus $100 bedrooms, IV2 bath. 1712. ‘ 700 per month without 1980 VOLVO, 242 DL. Blue dacount 2,061. by a memory,” security. Call 649-9472 $775 per month. Two WILL BE READ ANYTIMEI f utilities. Call 643-9321. with blue Interior. Au­ Sailing Prica: *13,369. With that Bush said he meant to put out his hand to bedrooms, baths. between 3:30-7, ask for 1'/2 WORTH LOOKING Into... tomatic, excellent con­ the speaker of the House, Democrat Jim Wright, Eleanor.______$575 per month. Two the many bargains of­ •9129 bedrooms, 1 bath. $525 HERALD 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 dition. Good tires. 1989 Buick and to the majority leader of the Senate, Democrat MANCHESTER. Room In fered for sale every day In ISTGRE AND 64,000 on motor. per month plus u tili­ the classified columns! AM/FM Cassette. $3500 George Mitchell. ” ... This is the age of the offered quiet rooming house. ties, security and refe- LeSabre hand,” Bush said. Off street parking. $75 DFFICE SPACE or best offer. 236-9560. rencs. No pets. 643- 4 Door Sedan Before him, former Indiana Sen. Dan Quayle took per week. 646-1686 or 2121. STORE. 46 Oak Street. 1977 PLYMOUTH Volori. 569-3018.______NOTICE TO CREDITORS Runs good. New ex­ AC. Crulie. Door Locks. FM Cast. the oath as vice president. MANCHESTER. Two LEGAL NOTICE ESTATE OF Excellent ground floor MANCHESTER. Sleep­ location. Good for pro­ haust, battery and Fectory Label: *16,874. The noontime transfer of power had to be as bedroom flat, first TOWN OF ANDOVER PETER P. JACOBS, O k a brakes. $950 528-0074 or ing room for working floor, near busline. PETER JACOBS fessionals, Attorneys, Vdume Pridng satisfying to Ronald Reagan as to Bush. Not since PLANNING « ZONING COMMI$$ION PUBLIC HEARING 646-2423.______docount 2,156. gentleman. Share bath, New carpeting, great The Hon. William E. Fitz­ Dentists, Insurance, Dwight D. Eisenhower left office in 1961 had a no cooking. $235 per location, walking dis­ The Planning & Zoning Commission of Andover, Gerald, Judge, Of the Court Real Estate, Doctors, 1980 FORD. Fairmont. Sdllng Price: *14,718. president served the full two-term limit, and it had Connecticut will hold a Public Hearing on Monday, January of Probate, District of Man­ month plus security tance to stores. $650 per chester at o hearing held on Travel, Finance, Etc. Four cylinder, tour 99192 been 60 years since a president bequeathed office to and references. 643- 23,1989at 7:30 p.m. In the Andover Elementory School on the speed. Runs and looks AP photo month. One year lease following petition: January 17,1989 ordered that Grossman & Weln- 1989 Buick a man of his own party. 2121.______plus security deposit. all claims must be presented traub, 649-5334, 647- good. Asking $500. 649- • 5S3 ■ Application of Eugene Sommortlno for approval to the fiduciary at the ad­ 9223. 5434. NEW LEADER— George Bush takes the oath of office as the nation’s 41st president today. Immediately after the ceremony, Reagan was MANCHESTER. Room 649-0795. of a retail shopping center on Route 6. dress below. Failure to Perk for rent. Available Feb­ flying to retirement in Los Angeles. MANCHESTER. First At this hearing. Interested persons may appear and be heard promptly present any such OLDSMOBILE Regency Avenue With a trumpet salute. Bush was introduced at the ruary. Kitchen and floor, two bedroom and written communications will be received. Information claim may result In the loss 107 i INDUSTRIAL Brougham , 1986, 4 laundry privileges. apartm ent In reno­ pertaining to this application Is on file and may be seen In the of rights to recover such door, V6, tope deck, 4 Door Sedan ceremony one last time as ‘ ‘the vice president of the Non-smoker. After office of the Zoning Agent, Town Office Building. claim. I ^ M prd per ty United States.” Bush stopped briefly fora word with vated two family Johanna Bruder Roy, loaded. 24,900 miles. All Power. FM Caae.. Wire WIraelt 5:30, 647-0237.______house. New applian­ Doted of Andover, Connecticut this 12th and 19th day of Assistant Clerk Asking $9,500. 643-8973. his 87-year-old mother, Dorothy, and then shook January, 1989. MANCHESTER. 3400 and Fectory Label: *21,421. ‘Keep the faith,’ says Ronald Reagan MANCHESTER. Clean, ces, carpets, etc. $600 The fiduciary Is: 2400 square foot Indus­ hands with Reagan. quiet, convenient to per month plus utili­ ANDOVER PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION Vdume Pricing ^ Sandro Jacobs, trial space. Loading d ecount S fQ 2 2 a As their final social event in the “ The world is quiet today, Mr. Reagan, Bush and Quayle all wore dark overcoats busline. Call anytime. ties. Call 649-2871. Kenneth Lester, Chairman Administratrix, C.T.A. By Susanne M. Schafer people. 004-01 dock, parking. Wood­ Sdllng Price; *18,399. 646-8337. 165 South Street «47 CLYbE The Associated Press Earlier, softly calling out “ good­ executive mansion, Reagan and his President, ’ ’ Powell told the president. in the mild temperatures. Reagan also wore a white Vernon, CT 06066 land Industrial Pork. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 99199 bye” and waving to a small knot of wife Nancy then treated Bush and his Fitzwater said the last piece of scarf. Nancy Reagan wore a trademark-red STATE OF CONNECTICUT 042-01 Principals Only. 643- wife Barbara, Dan Quayle and his paper Reagan signed was a letter to overcoat, while Barbara Bush wore a bright blue UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SUPERIOR COURT - 2121. ROUTE 83, VERNON 1989 Buick WASHINGTON - Ronald Reagan staff members and journalists, Rea­ DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT JUVENILE MATTERS wife Marilyn, and the members of the British Prime Minister Margaret one. Remove mineral buildup MANCHESTER. 6,000 83 Regal Coupe *6995 paid a last, sentimental visit to the gan walked for one last time down the 11th DISTRICT from your teakettle bv Riviera congressional inaugural escort com­ Thatcher, thanking her for staunch Bush recited the 35-word oath of office in a formal UNITED STATES OF IHDMES square feet. Third 84 Skybawk Wagon *5995 Oval Office today, dropped off a colonnade that connects his West AMERICA, Order of Notice pouring In half a cup of 2 Door Coupe mittee to coffee and pastries in the support over the years. and festive ceremony. “ There is new ground to be FDR RENT floor, elevator service. 84 Camaro Coupe *4995 handwritten note wishing George Wing office to the executive mansion. white vinegar and one 95 Hilliard Street. 647- Loaded Landau Vinyl Top Blue Room of the executive residence. On their last morning in the broken,” Bush said in the prepared text of his PLAINTIFF, January 13, 1989 86 Century Wagon *8595 Bush well, then left the White House Reagan visited the office he’d used quarf of tap water. Heat to EAST HARTFORD/Glas- 9137. Fitzwater, who was present in the residence, the first couple spent a few inaugural address. “ I come before you and assume Rockville, Connecticut rolling boll and let stand 85 Century 4 Dr. *8995 Factory Label: *24,220. with the words, “ Keep the faith.” as the nation’s 40th president to check V. : Civil No. H-tt-aSS (PC D ) tonbury line. Seven quiet moments together in the private the presidency at a moment rich with promise. We for one hour. Pour out Volume Pricing His comment came in response to that ail was in order and to leave the Oval Office, said Reagan was greeted Petition for the room Cape with 85 Escort 4 Dr. *4395 Discount: 2,657. ONE 1975 CHEVROLET Commitment of the Minor solution, fill with water, reporters who asked if he had any note for his successor, said White by his national security adviser Lt. screened porch, gar­ Merchandise 56 Elactrs 4 Dr. *10,495 SeMIng Price: *21,563. See REAGAN, page 12 See BUSH, page 12 CORVETTE, Chlld(ren) of boll again and discard. age, nice lot, first floor final thoughts for the American House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater. Gen. Colin Powell. V IN 1237J5S426331, LORETTA HEDLIN Add buildup to your 86 98 Regency 4 Dr. *9995 W ITH ALL O f ports unknown laundry hook-ups. In­ 86 LeSabre Ltd. *11,995 APPURTENANCES budget by selling no- side of house Is brand 1989 Buick Upon the petition of THE longer used furniture and 86 Delta 98 2 Dr. *9495 AND ATTACHMENTS COMMISSIONER OF CHIL­ new. $975 plus utilities. THEREON, 86 Cavalier 4 Dr. *5995 DREN AND YOUTH SER­ oppi lances with a low-cost Security. No pets. 872- CLDTHING ^Reatta Suspect in Vernon murder had record VICES OF THE STATE OF ad In Classified. 643-2711. 86 Merc. Lynx *4995 Bundy appeals DEFENDANT. 4381, 649-5400, 647-9040. 2 Door Coupe CONNECTICUT stating that BURGANDY Chester­ 66 Nova 4 Dr. *6995 (CLAIMANT: the minor chlld(ren) of the field coat. Black velvet Sporty & Luxurious — was killed early Sunday morning in a shells in Golub’s pocket. Police found escape convictions and was on proba­ above named person ore un- COVENTRY DUPLEX 86 Caprice 4 Dr. *9995 By Nancy Concelman JOANNE CORTESE) NOTICE TO CREDITORS collar, 1(X)%wool. Like "Has It AMU" 7-Eleven store on Route 30 in Vernon. the shotgun two days later behind an tion for a drunken-driving offense. cored-tor, chlld(ren) which Off Route 44A, 2 years old. new! $50. Size 11-12. to state court Manchester Herald petition will be heard on the ESTATE OF Kitchen, lamlly room, two Kincman said police have made no Oakland Street business, Wood said. Asked by Mack if he wanted to say NOTICE HELEN T. WARNER, M.D., Call 646-1072 after 5pm, Factory Labd: *27,250. lOTH day of FEBRUARY, bedrooma, 1 bath. Annual 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Attorneys for additional arrests in the case but anything about the high bond, Golub Notice Is hereby given that the United States on December 1989 at 11:00 o'clock In the O k a HELEN THOMPSON or 643-1136, days. Vdume Pridng Ted Bundy went to the Florida Supreme Court A Vernon man charged in connec­ Police are holding the shotgun for 16, 1988, filed an action pursuant to 21 U.S.C. Section forenoon, at the Superior WARNER lease *675.00 per month. decount 3257. would not comment further. replied, “ No.” Asked if he would hire O k a Call Helen at 643-2487. tion with the shooting murder of a evidence. Wood said. 881(a)(4), tor the forfeiture of the defendant One 1975 Chev­ Court - Juvenile Matters, DR. HELEN T. Sailing Price: *23,993. today in their attempt to halt the convicted Manchester Police Department a lawyer, he replied, “ I can’t say at rolet Corvette, VIN 1237J5S426331, With All Apprutenances One Court Street, Connec­ WARNER 8-4:30 weekdays. Se// Your Car multiple killer’s scheduled execution for the convenience store manager Sunday The police report said that Golub and Attachments Thereon which was seized from Joanne ticut, In sold District. The Hon. William E. Fitz­ ‘ All Prices Include Applicable had been arrested in Manchester just Spokesman Gary J. Wood said today this point in time.” Cortese on April 22,1988, In South Windsor, Connecticut. All Gerald, Judge, of the Court FURNITURE 1978 slaying of a 12-year-old girl. had an “ extensive criminal history It appearing to and being Manchester police arrested Golub in Authorites declined to elaborate on claimants to this property must file their claims pursuant to Of Probate, District of Man­ Fectory Cash Incentive! The session was scheduled after Circuit two months ago on charges he and numerous felony convictions.” Rule C of the Supplemental Rules tor Certain Admiralty and found by the subscribing chester at a hearing held on PORTABLE twin bed. November in connection with a Nov. 4 Golub’s arrest or on the second outhorltv that the above BOLTON threatened a group of people with a Maritim e Clolms within ten (10) days from the date otpybll- January 17,1989 ordered that Like new. Includes OVER 100 BUICKS Judge John Peach in Lake City denied three incident at Harpo’s nightclub on Wood said he didn’t know of any suspect. They have said the store was catlon of this Notice and must serve and file onswers within named LORETTA HEDLIN all claims must be presented Antique Greek claims Thursday in Bundy’s appeal and gun, Manchester police said. twenty (20) days after the filing of the claims. All such claims has gone to ports unknown, to the fiduciary at the ad­ mattress. $75. 643-8208. 4 Lines — 10 Days IN STOCK AT Oakland Street, Golub allegedly other Manchester arrests involving not robbed, but haven’t ruled out the and answers must be filed with the Office of the Clerk, United therefore, dress below. Failure to Revival Home, refused to stay the execution scheduled at 7 Vernon Police arrested Dean G. 509 charge each addi­ SIMILAR threatened a group of about 20 people Golub in the past. theory that Lee’s killing came during States District Court, 450 Moln Street, Hartford, Connecticut ORDERED, That notice of promptly present any such early post colonial, | 7I;JTV/STERED/ tional line, per day. You a.m. Tuesday at Florida State Prison. Golub, 23, of 17 Ward St. in the in the parking lot with a shotgun. Kincman refused to comment on an attempted robbery. 06103, with a copy thereof sent to Assistant United Stotes At- the hearing of this petition be claim may result In the loss "VOLUME PRICING" While attorneys make their arguments, tarnev, Leslie C. Ohta, P.O. Box 1824,141 Church Street, New given bv publishing this of rights to recover such genuine charm. I 1 APPLIANCES can cancel at any time. Rockville section of Vernon, at his A witness told police Golub did not Golub’s record with Vernon police. When a man armed with a knife Haven, Connecticut 06508. order of notice once. Immed­ claim. 3 bedrooms, T/2 SORRY. Bundy was scheduled to meet with FBI home at about 8 p.m. Wednesday and point the gun at anyone. ‘T m not at liberty to discuss his tried to rob the store in March, Lee, an UNITED STATES OF AMERICA iately upon receipt of this Johanna Bruder Roy, baths, $900/month. ELECTRIC Stove. Sears, NO REFUNDS OR officials at the prison. The former University of Order of Notice, In the M A N ­ Cardinal Buick, Inc. charged him as an accessory to the Golub was charged with breach of police record,” Kincman said, ex-Marine. fought with the man and STANLEY A. TWARDY, JR. Assistant Clerk Available 2-1-89. 20", 4 burner. White ADJUSTMENTS Utah law student also was expected to meet CHESTER HERALD, o new­ The fiduciary Is: shooting death of Frederick W. "Bill” peace. His case is still pending in Superior Court Judge Michael managed to chase him off empty- UNITED STATES ATTORNEY spaper having o circulotlon Nutone Coppertone ■ 81 Adams Street with authorities from Colorado, Idaho, Wa­ Joslah J. Lessner, 2 months security Range hood with vent CALL HERALD Lee Jr.. 47, of Ellington. Manchester Superior Court, Wood Mack ordered Golub held in lieu of handed. LESLIE C. OHTA In the town of Manchester, Co-Executor Manchester, Conn. shington and Utah through the weekend. He is ASSISTANT U.S. ATTORNEY Connecticut. and references to outside. Very good said. Police found a .22-caliber rifle in $2.50,000 bail on Thursday. Rolland Castleman, required. suspected in the murders of three dozen women Vernon Police Lt. Martin Kincman P.O. BOX 1824 BY THE COURT Co-Executor condition. Ideal for CLASSIFIED said today police are also seeking a the car in which Golub was riding and Bail officials told Mack that Golub Associated Press reports are in­ NEW HAVEN, CT. 06508 RONNIE MELLO P.O. Box 711 NO PETS. apartment or summer 649-4571 in several Western states. T E LE P H O N E NO: (203) 773-2108 Open Mon.-Tuee.-Wed.-Thun. Nlghta ammunition for the rifle and shotgun had six burglary convictions, three cluded in this story. Acting Clerk Manchester, CT 06040 Call 742-9687. comp. Both for $75. 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 second suspect in the murder. Lee 008-01 039-01 043-01 Manchester, 646-0271. I 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 20, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 20, 1989 - 3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE J About Town Police Roundup $320,000 savings ‘Brigadoon’ auditions heid Man faces charges forecast if schooi Auditions will be held for Manchester Gilbert and Sullivan Players’ April production of Lerner and of rape, kidnapping Lerner’s “ Brigadoon' on Monday from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at Burton Studio. 63 Linden St. All parts are open for opening is delayed singers, actors and dancers. Singers should bring Bv Maureen Leavitt music. For more infomation, call 528-8595. Manchester Herald Bv Andrew J. Davis Kennedy warned, though, that A Manchester man charged with the kidnapping Manchester Herald modulars may be an issue in the Tempie chapter to meet and rape of a woman last Saturday was being held future. He has said Highland on $100,000 bond today, authorities said. Delaying the reopening of High­ Park’s reopening will only ac­ Temple Chapter 53, Order of the Eastern Star, will Robert S. Fontaine, 25, of 62 Hollister St. was land Park School for a year would count for about 300 of the new meet Wednesday to mark its 87th anniversary. The arrested early Thursday morning. He is accused of save about $320,000, but the Board students. Chapter was instituted Jan. 22, 1902 and has met raping a woman after he jumped into her car while it of Education has no such plan in The board’s long-range plan­ continously since. Twenty-five-year pins will be was stopped at a traffic light around 4 a.m. at West mind, said School Superintendent ning committee is currently presented to several members. Also, proposed Middle Turnpike and Main Street. James P. Kennedy. studying the Highland Park reop­ by-law revisions will be discussed. The meeting will Fontaine was charged with first-degree kidnap­ Kennedy made his comments ening, modulars and possible be followed by a birthday party in the banquet hall. ping, first-degree sexual assault, third-degree Thursday at the third and last additions to other elementary robbery, fourth-degree larceny and fifth-degree workshop on his proposed $40 schools. larceny in connection with an assault last Saturday. million education budget. The At Thursday’s workshop the Weight group to meet According to police reports, Fontaine is accused budget — a 12.74 percent increase school boat J reviewed the final 52 of entering the woman’s car from the passenger Manchester W. A.T.E.S will meet Tuesday at 72 E. from the current $36 million pages of the 128-page document, side. The suspect ordered the woman to drive to a Center St. Weigh-in will be at 6:15 p.m. Members budget — will be the topic of a Que.stions arose on whether a cash machine at Manchester Savings Bank at the are asked to bring a favorite Christmas gift to share public hearing at the school $25,000 increase to the operations corner of Broad Street and West Middle Turnpike with the group. New members are welcome. board’s meeting Monday, hesaid. buildings category for a new and withdraw $100, the woman told police. Responding to a question by employee was too high and Then he told her to withdraw another $100, drive to AP photo Richard P. Jensen, a member of whether the maintenance­ Manchester Industrial Park and park behind a ‘Ray Cycle’ assembly set the Parent-Teacher As.sociation building and grounds budget was building, police said. Budget Study Committee. Keeney Street Parent-Teacher Association will A CLOSER LOOK — Shaun Tierney, 10, to appear in view of his magnifying glass too low. The woman said the man ordered her to remove Kennedy said it will cost about sponsor an assembly for the students titled “ Ray of North Andover, Mass., takes a closer during a recent science class lesson. Wilson E. Deakin Jr., assistant her clothing and while she was doing this she saw a $320,000 less if the school’s Cycle” Wednesday at 10 a.m. The program involves look at a snail shell, hoping for the snail superintendent, said the extra chance to escape and struck him with her shoe. He reopening was delayed a year. singing, dancing and audience participation de­ employee was needed to assist started to choke her and threatened to hurt her if she Patrick Fiynn/Msncnesier Herald The school board voted last year signed to generate recycling awareness, with scheduling, reports and did it again, police reports said. to reopen the school up to grade 5 PRECIOUS DUMP — Ground maintenance workers for among communities in the state that are attempting totj^ supervise the office when Build­ Obituaries After sexually assaulting her, the man removed to handle a projected increase of ing and Grounds Director Wilfred ‘Older Adults’ to meet the car stereo, speakers, and two rings and three the town of Coventry dump garbage at the town landfill prolong the capacity of their landfills by establishing or 400 to 600 elementary .school Dion was out of the office. bracelets from the woman, police said. The man off Route 31 this week. Coventry and Manchester are updating laws governing their use. children within five years. The membership meeting of the Manchester then ordered the woman to drive to the intersection The school is scheduled to “ Bill Dion is getting inundated William F. Stern of Bolton, Community College Older Adult Association will be Daniel J. Carparelli she is survived by another son, of East Middle Turnpike and Summit Street where reopen in September Despite the with .state reports,” Deakin said. Bernard Stern of Hazlet, N.J., Ferdinand Varrelman of Fair held in the Program Center in the Lowe Building at he left the car, police said. protests of parents, the school “ It’s for someone to take charge Daniel J. Carparelli, 38, of and Thomas F. Stern of Manches­ Oaks, Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. the college Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. After the Westfield, Mass., husband of Police said they arrested Fontaine Thursday was closed in 1984 because of of the office.” ter; a daughter, Dorothy Garside Michael (June) Lanza of South Board member Francis A. business meeting. Bob Kagan, assistant professor Shelley (Lombardo) Carparelli morning outside the Main Pub, after receiving Foresight staves off dump crisis declining enrollment of Manchester; a brother, Frank Windsor; a brother. Manning and coordinator of MCC’s Media Program, will and brother of Geraldine C. information that the suspect in the attack was at the "There are no plans” to delay Maffe Jr. said he thought the Corcoran of Ocala, Fla.; a sister, Cleveland of Sacramento, Calif.; administration was making a show the classic film, "Cassablanca.” After the Brault of Manchester, died Wed­ restaurant. The restaurant is only 50 feet away from the opening, said Kennedy. “ The showing, Kagan will conduct a discussion of the Dorothy Gramling of Keyport, three sisters, Mrs. Helen Todd of mistake for not budgeting in­ nesday (Jan. 18, 1989). where the incident began, police said. Bv Jacqueline Bennett life of the landfills, or their Directors Tuesday, more than haulers who were barred from board would have to change its film. The meeting is open to the public and N.J.; 13 grandchildren; and New York, Mrs. Mary Jane creases for plumbing, electrical, Besides his wife and sister, he is After searching Fontaine’s car, police said they Manchester Herald capacity to hold garbage. doubles the flat basic fee for the town landfill for dumping basic decision (to delay the refreshments will be served. seven great-grandchildren. Chandler of Oakland, Calif., Mrs. carpentry, grounds and painting survived by two daughters, Kim­ found stereo equipment matching the items stolen “ Preserving the landfill is a what town officials called out-of- opening). There’s no indication of A Mass of Christian burial will Shirley Clark of Staatsburg, dumping, establishes higher fees supplies. He said maintenance of berly A. Carparelli and Laura J. from the victim’s car. Upon searching his home, town waste. A Superior Court that” be held Saturday at 9 a.m. in St. N.Y.; 10 grandchildren; nine Cities and towns in .states priority.” said Steven Werbner. for dumping more than 500 tons of schools .should have a higher Carparelli, both of Westfield: his police found the stolen jewelry in Fontaine’s judge later granted an injunction More than $880,000 is included Bolton Seniors to meet Bernard’s Church. Burial will be great-grandchildren; and many across the nation are grappling assistant town manager in Man­ trash, and stiffens penalties for priority or the school board will parents, Patrick and Cecilia bedroom. One of the rings was found on Fontaine’s preventing the town from barring in this year’s budget for the in Gate of Heaven Cemetery, nieces and nephews. with a shortage of landfill space chester. “ There are very few violations. The Coventry ordi­ face the need for major renova­ Bolton Seniors will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Carparelli of East Hartford; a wife’s finger, police said. the N S Realty Co. of 260 Tolland reopening. Kennedy said. If the Hawthorne, N.Y. There are no The funeral will be Saturday at that is nearing crisis proportions, municipalities in the state with nance, which goes into effect tions in years to come. Bolton Community Hall. Blood pressures will be brother, Michael A. Carparelli of Fontaine was presented in Manchester Superior April 15. charges higher dumping Turnpike. Admiral Trucking Co. reopening was delayed, the board calling hours. The Tierney Fun­ 8; 30 a.m. from the Rose Hill but Connecticut is faring well, a existing space in their landfills.” Plumbing supplies total $27,000 taken, and travel slides will be shown. Bolton Vernon; another sister. Diane M. Court Thursday and is scheduled to appear in and Anco Inc. would still have to rent three eral Home is in charge of the Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., state official says. fees for businesses, developers of the budget, while electrical and Seniors now have a mini-van available Thursdays. Oswald of Merzed, Calif.; several Hartford Superior Court Feb, 6. Coventry Town Manager John modular classrooms and hire arrangements. Rocky Hill, followed by a Mass of and commercial haulers and carpenter supplies total $18,000 Anyone interested should call the selectmen’s aunts, uncles, nieces and “ Nationally, there is a crisis.” Elsesser calls the landfill ordi­ There are about 140 communi­ four more new teachers. That and Memorial donations may be Christian burial at 9:30 a.m. at stiffens penalties for violations. each. Grounds and painter supp­ office. nephews. said John England, director of nance ju.st adopted by his town "a ties in thestatedisposingol waste other costs would mean the school made to the Hospice Unit, Rock­ Blessed Sacrament Church, East Coventry Residents who separate lies are $10,000 each. ■The funeral will be Saturday at Youth charged In burglary, landfill management for the necessary regulation. The (town) in their own landfills and some of system would still have to spend ville General Hospital. Hartford. Burial will be in Rose recyclable material from their “ We’ve got to give him (Dion) 10; 15 a.m. from the Newkirk & state Department of Environ­ council is trying to protect the the communities have more than more than $500,000. he said. Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. waste though get a dumping more money,” said Maffe. “ I just Overeaters get help Whitney Funeral Home, 318 police seek another suspect mental Protection. " If you had long-term interest of the town, to one dump. England said. There Renting modulars at this time Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 permit for free. don’t think it’s enough.” Burnside Ave., East Hartford, William W. Clayton asked me a year ago if Connecti­ protect the most valuable asset are also about .30 small landfills of the year may be difficult Overeaters Anonymous meets at First Baptist and 7 to 9 p.m. Elsesser admits, "Nobody likes The board is scheduled to with a Mass of Christian burial at cut is facing an impending crisis. the town owns.” used exclusively for bulky waste, because other school districts are Church, 240 Hillstown Road, every Monday, William W. Clayton, 64. of A 17-year-old Manchester youth was arrested topay moremoney” . Butheadds. approve the budget at its Feb 9 11 a.m. in St. Rose Church, East Memorial donations may be I would have said. yes. But in one Manchester’s landfill, located he said. doing that now, Kennedy said. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at 1 p.m. and Hartford, father of John R. Wednesday in connection with a burglary which "The choice is pay a little now or Hartford. Burial will be in St. made to the American Cancer year, there has been a tremend­ off Olcott Street, has an expected But he said the average lifes­ “ You’re in a bad time for that meeting, said Kennedy. The Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m. There are no dues or fees Clayton of Manchester, died occurred at a Manchester home Oct. 12. police said. pay a huge expense later” meeting wa.s originally slated for Mary’s Cemetery, East Hartford. Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Hart­ ous change.” lifespan of 20 years while the pan of tho.«=p dumps is only 10 to 15 market.” he said. “ You’d he and everyone who wants to stop overeating is Wednesday (Jan. 18, 1989) at Both communities are attempt­ Feb. 14, he said. ford 06105. Jonathan C. Hakian, of 32 Lenox St., was charged lifespan of the Coventry dump, years and some are believed to sweating.” Calling hours are today from 6 to 9 Hartford Hospital. He pointed to the recent open­ ing to ensure that only residents welcome. For more information, call 524-4544. with third-degree burglary and larceny and located off Route 31 in South have only about five years left p.m. Besides his son, he is survived ing of four resource recovery use the landfills. second-degree criminal mischief in connection with Coventry, has dwindled to 8 to 10 before they reach capacity. Memorial donations may be by his wife, Josephine (Valario) plants, which make energy from “ The commercial haulers will Elsa Popplewell years. A state law requiring communi­ Weight loss sessions set made to the Kimberly A. and Clayton; two other sons, Mark S. a burglary at a Wyneding Hill Road home where the steam generated when gar­ be the easiest to enforce. It is Democrats inch way over $4,000 worth of jewelry, liquor and other items ties to establish recycling pro­ Laura J. Carparelli Education Clayton of Hartford, and Scott R. Elsa Popplewell, 93, of 79 Ridge bage is burned. Plants have By extending the life of their amazing how much information Manchester Memorial Hospital is offering grams by 1991 also has eased Fund, c/o United Co-operative Clayton of North Granby; two St., died Thursday (Jan. 19,1989) were reported stolen, police said. opened in Hartford. Bridgeport. landfills. Manchester and Coven­ you can find just by going through additional Weight No More classes for adults. The demand for landfill space. Eng­ Bank, 10 Elm St., Westfield, sisters, Margaret Magnificent of at a local convalescent home. Glastonbury police contacted Manchester police Bristol, and Wallingford Another try officials hope to delay having a couple bags of trash — like public is invited to attend the free Weight No More Mass. 01085. Somers and Irene Rigott of She was born in Sweden on Oct. Nov. 15 when Hakian and another 17-year-old plant has been operating in to join a resource recovery address labels” Elsesser said, land said. to unity after fight introductory session Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. at 31,1895 and lived in Cranston, R.I. "Compared to states like Ver­ Hartford; and three Manchester resident, Daniel Cote, of 228 Fern St., Windham. program. adding a full-time employee now Manchester Memorial Hospital. If you cannot mont or New Hampshire, Connec­ grandchildren. for many years before moving to were arrested when police said they caught them Communities such as Manches­ "'To go with a regional trash to works at the site to make sure Bv Peter Vlles described them as “ the opening attend this introductory session, make reservations Jean Grybowicz Manchester in 1983. ticut is small with less open The funeral will be private with burglarizing a home in Glastonbury. ter and Coventry, meanwhile, energy facility, to transport our there is no out-of-town trash. Associated Press shot in what I think is going to be a to attend one of the first sessions, to be held space. We were faced with Jean (Szalkiewicz) Grybowicz, burial in Rose Hill Memorial She is survived by a brother, staved off the problem by adopt­ trash out of town, would be very- Manchester’s ordinance was significant debate” over how to Thursday or Tuesday, Jan. 31. Weight No More is a Upon searching Hakien’s home, police said they 72, of Hartford, mother of Joanne Park, Rocky Hill. There are no Eric G. Hedberg of Manchester; ing stricter rules and regulations expensive.” says Werbner. written in part as a result of a dealing with the problem sooner. HARTFORD — Democratic close the huge budget shortfall 10-session course taught by registered dietitians found several items which matched the description Auger of Andover, died Wednes­ calling hours. The Rose Hill and a sister-in-law, Evelyn Hed­ for use of their landfills. The rules "The Manchester landfill ordi­ lawsuit that was filed by a Now, other states are playing members of the House of Repre­ the state faces for the 1989-90 and available only through hospitals. For more of stolen items reported by the victims. day (Jan. 18, 1989) at home. Funeral Home, Rocky Hill, is in berg of Manchester. She was have been designed to prolong the nance, adopted by the Board of recycling firm and two trash catch up.” England said. sentatives inched toward unity fiscal year. information, call the hospital’s Community Health Police issued an arrest warrant for Hakien Jan. 5, Besides her daughter, she is charge of the arrangements. predeceased by her husband, with an even-tempered two-hour But the budget debate did not Education Department. 647-6600 or 643-1223. survived by three other daugh­ John Popplewell, who died on and police have a warrant out for Cote’s arrest, meeting, but signs of their recent continue in the caucus that ters, Frances Kmiec of Hartford, Isabel M. Varrelman Oct. 8, 1988. police said today. family squabble remained. followed. Jean Bialkowski of West Hartford A private funeral service will Hakien was released to his father on $1,000 bond OSHA regulations prompt little worry When all 88 house Democrats Most descriptions of the closed, Current Quotations and Irene Santana of Edgewood, Isabel M. (Cleveland) Varrel­ be held at the Watkins Funeral and is scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior got together in the same room two-hour meeting indicated that Md.; three sons, Dennis Stankie- man, 79, of Carmichael, Calif., Court Jan. 25. Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial hygienist for OSHA’s Hartford . acceptable exposure limits must have been no problems with air Thursday for a closed meeting, it Democrats are slowly regrouping wicz of Hartford, Richard Stan- wife of Otto Varrelman and Bv Andrew J. Davis was the first .such gathering since will be in Walnut Hill Cemetery, office, said the new regulations be balanced with what businesses quality at Lynch or other after Balducci’s divisive "He expressed hatred and bitterness and anger kiewicz of East Hartford and mother of James Varrelman of Manchester Herald Richard Balducci wrested the Pawtucket, R.I. at the conven­ will affect only companies that can realistically afford. dealerships. takeover. toward just about anybody who asked him to do Stefon Grybowicz Jr. of Orlando, Manchester, died Thursday (Jan. ience of the family. There are no title of house speaker from Irving “ I thought the reception was Thoughts Manchester business execu­ use air borne chemicals. OSHA “ That’s the basic trade-off.” he “ It’s just .something they’re something. It always seemed like he was on the edge Fla.; three sisters, Stella Lap- 19, 1989) at Manchester Memorial calling hours. Watkins Funeral getting into reinforcing” hesaid. Stolberg in a Republican-backed very, very good.” Balducci. D- sansky of Dunmoore, Pa., Mary Hospital. tives say they are not overly has separate regulations for the .said. ” To what degree do we of snapping.” — Steve Sloan, on former co-worker Home is in charge of the Emmanuel Hirth. general coup on the opening day of the Newington, said after the caucus. Zeps and Bridget Mazurek, both Besides her husband and son. concerned about stricter limits on handling and storage of chemi­ accept worker exposure? (It is) a 1989 legislative session. Patrick Edward Purdy, whoopened fire Tuesday on arrangements. When I was asked to write this thought by my manager of the Central Connecti­ “ People had things to say. but it of Rocky Hill; a brother. John minister, I considered it was a good exercise for me haz.ardous materials in the work cals, she said. very difficult judgment to Less than an hour before the a crowded schoolyard in Stockton, Calif., killing five cut Cooperative Farmers Associ­ was done in a classy manner ... children before turning the gun on himself. Szalkiewicz of Rocky Hill; 17 to do. I am a busy person at my church. I teach place, even though some may Chloroform, wood dust, grain make” meeting, 34 progressive Demo­ ation. of 10 Apel Place, said the there was no yelling and scream­ grandchildren; and eight great­ Sunday School, I ’m treasurer of the Sunday School, have to spend more money to dust, hydrogen cyanide, carbon The changes could cost affected crats broke from their party’s ing or any kind of animosity.” he establishments an average of regulations will not affect the "W e have within our reach the fulfillment of a grandchildren. Deaths Elsewhere and I ’m vice secretary of the church. So I frequently meet the new federal standards. monoxide, perchloroethylene. new leadership by embracing six said. grain mill even though they limit long-awaited dream — that every American who The funeral will be Saturday at ask myself why I get so involved with church One executive said business­ acetone, carbon disulfide and $6,000 a year. The costs range principles of “ fairness” they said House Majority Leader Robert expo.sure limits for grain dust. wants a job can have a job.” — Elizabeth Dole after 8:15 a.m. at the D’Esopo Funeral activities and am I truly serving Jesus Christ? styrene are some of the chemi­ from $77,400 a year for an oil should be reflected in next year's Frankel. a Stolberg supporter in 1977. men are more concerned about the Senate Labor Committee on Thursday unanim­ Chapel, 277 Folly Brook Blvd,, Beatrice Lillie When I ponder these things I reflect upon the faith cals for which stricter expo.sure refinery to $.360 a year for auto Only grain elevators, where budget. the fight for the speakership, said Miss Lillie was a master of the town’s proposed aquifer pro­ ously approved her nomination as labor secretary. Wethersfield, followed by a Mass LONDON (AP) — Beatrice and love I have for God. I have known of God for limits were pa.ssed. dealerships. grain is handled constantly and In announcing the six princi­ the meeting was “ one I could say elegant double entendres and tection plan than the new of Christian burial at 9 a.m. at St. Lillie, who was billed as "the most of my life, but when I reached adulthood I Joseph J. McCavanagh. vice grain dust floats into the air. are ples, State Rep. Miles Rapoport we were all proud of,” sharp ripostes delivered with a regulations. Augustine Church, with burial in funniest woman in the world” began to realize that God does not call us to be Tracey Sherman, general man­ president of Lynch Toyota- regulated. Hirth said At the flourish of an enormously long The federal Labor Depart­ Mount St. Benedict’s Cemetery. during a long theatrical career in passive in our faith, but active in our love for and ager of the Donwell Co., of 130 Pontiac. .500 W. Center St., said grain mill, grain is not handled cigarette-holder. She was, in the ment’s Occupational Safety and Lottery Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 Britain and the United States, service to Him. My minister frequently asks me if I Sheldon Road, said he did not the new regulations would po.se no every day, so there is a minimum title of her 1973 autobiography, Health Administration last week and 7 to 9 p.m. died today at her home in love the Lord. 1 was uncomfortable with this believe the new regulations will problem for the automobile in­ problem with grain dust, hesaid. "E very Other Inch a Lady.” revised regulations for 164 sub­ Henley-on-Thames, her conser­ question at first, until I learned what it means to affect his company. He said his dustry. Carbon monoxide is one of “ That doesn’t concern grain stances and reduced acceptable Winning numbers drawn Thursday in lotteries vator said. She was 94. Beatrice Gladys Lillie was born love the Lord. In Joshua 22:5 it says we are “ to love company’s plastic coatings are mills.” Hirth said. “ I ’ve g rff Veronica Stern exposure limits for 212 more. the substances to be regulated, around New England: "She just went this morning, May 29, 1894 in Toronto. the Lord your God, to walk in all His ways, to obey sprayed into a spray booth and but OSHA has been testing for enough troubles” without worry­ Veronica (Corcoran) Stern, 80, Government officials have said Connecticut daily: 349. Play Four: 2329. peacefully, at 8:47 a.m.,” said She first appeared on a British His commandments to hold fast to Him and to serve not in the open. high levels of it in garages and ing about new regulations. of Vernon, died Thursday (Jan. the regulations will reduce the Massachusetts daily: 3723. John Phillip Huck, who said he stage in 1914 and made her Him with all your heart and soul.” "We have very lowexposures." automobile dealerships for years, The new regulations take effect 19, 1989) in a local convalescent risk of illness to 21 million Tri-state daily: 684, 7576. had been associated with the American debut in 1924 in a he said. "None of the regulations March 1 and employers mu.st be Americans who work in general he said. Rhode Island daily: 7479. Lot-O-Bucks: 13-21-26- home. actress for 40 years and was review produced by Andre Char­ Susan Andrenyak will affect us.” The American 1 He said as far as he knew there in compliance by Sept. 1, 32-37. She is survived by three sons. appointed her conservator in iot. Member, Trinity Covenant Church industry and who have the The regulations will have a potential to be exposed to toxic “ minor” impact on town busi­ Gem Society and hazardous substances. nesses. who are more concerned W eather The regulations could prevent with the proposed town aquifer iJIanrhpatpr Hpralh 700 deaths and 55,000 illnesses a protection plan. Sherman said. o f the Un ited Stateo year, according to federal Businesses are so “ pre occupied eta USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 94 officials. with the aquifer protection plan, and Canada Windy and cold Brenda J. Gordon, an industrial REGIONAL WEATHER what the (federal) government Manchester and vicinity: Penny M. SieNert. Publisher could do to us would be minor. ’ ’ he 757 M ain Street • 643-5692 Mon. Bridal by Appt. takeo pleajiire ui annoiuieuuj Aocu-Weather^' forecast lor Saturday Windy and colder tonight. Chance George T. Cheppell Dennis M. Santoro said. V Manchester T-S 10-6 • Th-qil 9 PM Editor Advartlslng DIractor Daytime CorKlitions arxJ High Temperatures of flurries tonight, then clearing. The aquifer plan will “ se­ Low 15 to 20. Wind northwest 20 Douglas A. Bevins Sheldon Cohen Democrats verely” restrict businesses in Executive Editor Composing Manager the reappointment o f mph to 30 mph. Outlook for Manchester, he said. The new CHOOSE FROM ^ Jeanne Q Fromerth .• All cotlon, tilk, and rayon icarvea Saturday ... mostly sunny, windy Robert H. Hubbard version of the plan regulates Business Mansger Pressroom Manager • All 100% cotton dreaaea in and cold. High 20 to 25. Outlook for slate meeting rather than prohibits certain Denise A Roberts FranK J McSwaegan FOR applique and printa Sunday ... sunny and cold. 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Chance of flurries Today's weather picture was drawn by Sarah Gagnon, Association and the New England Newspaper Association. members up to date on board V^C-19e<< /V:f( industry, said he thought it was too The beer, although based on bigger,” Bradford said. “ Since the Marines stayed, children waited at the gate each before darting back inside the ^ Smali Personal Classes Now Forming ^ bad Connecticut was one of the Connecticut recipes, named after the mid-70s, there has been more day to cheer them as they left and as they returned. doorway. last states in the nation without a a Connecticut figure and intro­ room for different approaches in And when the Marines got out of their van and Mary Gonzales Mend, superin­ \i(' Call for Brochure -iCi Owner of horses arrested the beer industry.” local brew, so he decided to duced by a Hartford-based com­ began retracing their steps northward, reminisc­ tendent of the Stockton Unified PLYMOUTH (AP) — A Plymouth man has change it. pany, will actually be brewed in Bradford said there are 55 ing, scores of children followed behind, almost as if School District, said the child­ 30% Discount been arrested on charges that he let four horses “ The big feeling is Connecticut Wilkes-Barre, Penn. microbreweries, or companies they were leading a parade. ren’s outlook was improving. (i Jan., Feb., March Registrations — 6 Week Teen Course “ I ’ve been told ... the kids are die. apparently of starvation, in a Thomaston is ready for something like that,” “ What happens is, the formula that brew from their own plant: 65 Mike Wallace, a 41-year-old farmer from Manchester, CT 646-2954 barn, authorities said. he said. “ They used to have a we came up with requires the old pub breweries, in which beer is Langdon, Kan., brought with him a photo of a feeling a little bit more secure, The sale you've been waiting for that oniy happens once a Raymond Bilosz. 56. of the Terryville number of brewers. They all went technique of letting the beer brewed in a pub or restaurant; Vietnamese woman and her infant son he had taken but it’s hard to tell sometimes,” year...you can't afford to miss our iowest prices of the year... section, was arrested at his home at 4:30 p.m. out of business. The last went out lager,” hesaid.addingthatheand and about 18 contract brewers. 20 years ago while building a road to Con Thien. Mend said. “ I ’d say in general it’s Thursday and charged with four counts of of business in 1977. That was about Kuhn found a small brewery in Waliace had asked Col. Thanh if the woman was Choose from selected groups of suits, sportcoats, slacks, shirts, sweaters, outerwear... Buy “ There is no perjorative conno­ cruelty to animals, police said. He was held in it for the beer business in Pennsylvania that will be able to still around. any Item at our regular price, get a second Item for $1...mlx or match. Higher price prevails. tation to contract brewers,” he . ------< lieu of $5,000 bail to await arraignment today in Connecticut.” meet their needs. Sure enough, Thanh knew her well and led — — said. “ He (Foley) has no doubt Litchfield Superior Court. Foley, 26, spent about a year The recipe calls for “ an old-line Wallace and the other Marines to her thatched-roof created a recipe that is to his liking Selected Big & Tall sizes included ! 1 Cruelty to animals is a misdemeanor digging up old Connecticut beer style of brewing where beer is hut in Chau Hau village, just off the dirt road. and he has a brewmaster making punishable by up to a year in jail. recipes, and then he and brew- aged for about five weeks,” Foley There, to his surprise and delight, he was reunited «o it for him.” The four horses were found dead in the stable master Otto Kuhn came up with said. “ Themoreabeerisaged.the with Hoan Thi Chit, 56, and her son, now 25. They WINTER Monday. It was impossible to determine how what they’re calling “ Nathan smoother it gets.” Foley said Hale beer, which will smiled and posed for pictures. The son put his arm Hale Golden Lager.” FINAL long the horses had been dead. It is not uncommon for compan­ cost about $2.25 to $2.75 a bottle at around Wallace’s waist. Hoof marks on a door showed the horses had The beer, named after the ies to contract out for brewing, restaurants and about $5.90 a But there was a bigger surprise. As they left. Col. CLEARANCE tried to break out and a veterinarian who schoolmaster from Coventry said Dan Bradford, marketing six-pack, appeals to people be­ Thanh told him Mrs. Chit had been his top Viet Cong examined the decomposed carcasses said they hung as a spy by the British during director of the Association of cause of its smoothness and agent. WEEK! apparently ate their own manure. the American Revolution, makes Brewers, a consumer and trade because people seem to like to The Vietnamese colonel and the ex-Marine both UP TO its debut when it is introduced at a association based in Boulder, drink something local. laughed. Ail Sales Final. Slight charge for alterations. Use your MasterCard. 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HiiPTFORD (AP) -A28-year- three victims asked that Chicano found Chicano innocent of capital like what I did. There was a lot of He strangled Mark Babbitt Jr. plauded, Chicano jumped to the ORIGINAL PRICE old convicted killer begged for be given the stiffest sentence felony, which carries the death confusion in my mind,” Chicano when the boy appeared at the defense table and lunged toward death in Superior Court, but possible. penalty. The judges ruled that said. bedroom door. the bench. Seven sheriffs instead got a 180-year prison term Chicano, an East Windsor Chicane’s actions were triggered “I am deeply, deeply sorry,” After Chicano’s statements and wrestled with Chicano for a few for killing his former girlfriend, resident, faced a 260-year prison by an ex trem e em otional Chicano said. “ If you don’t put me those of others, the judges took a minutes before he was subdued. her 11-year-old stepson and her term, and Assistant State’s Attor­ disturbance. to death, I will, one way or 10-minute break to consider the The judges left the courtroom male companion. ney Herbert Carlson Jr. asked Instead, Chicano was convicted another.” testimony before handing down TWEED’S during the commotion and later Mark Chicano, upset that his that Chicano receive the on three counts of felony murder, Chicano beat Ellen Babbitt, 29, the sentence. Chicano stood in a declined to comment on the SPECIALITY SHOP life was spared, lunged at maximum. and Raymond L. Arnold, 26, with lock-up room and repeatedly three counts of first-degree mans­ incident. % members of a three-judge panel “ The first consideration is that laughter, second-degree bur­ a crowbar on Feb. 28, 1987, at banged the back of his head Chicano and the sheriffs were 637 Main Street • Manchester Thursday after they issued their the defendant should never again glary and injury to a minor. Babbitt’s East Windsor home. He against a brick wall. unharmed, but Hartford State’s 903 Main St., Downtown Manchester sentence. He was wrestled to the be allowed to be in society,” In a statement to the court, had been standing outside the When the judges returned, Hours: 9:30-4:45 Monday thru Saturday Attorney John Bailey received a f e , . OPEN MON., TUE9., WED. S;30 lo 5:30 floor by sheriffs as he rej^atedly Carlson said. prior to his outburst, Chicano told woman’s bedroom window and Corrigan sentenced Chicano to 60 cut on his wrist. Bailey, who was THUR8. I l Ffll. 9:30 to 9:00 screamed, “ You got to kill me.” At the time he was convicted in the judges that they were wrong heard the couple making love. He years each on the felony murder an observer in the courtoom, ...... SAT. 9:30 to 5:30 The incident capped an emo­ December, Judges Thomas H. not to sentence him to death. then broke into the house and charges and 20 years each on the apparently cut his wrist on a tional and lengthy sentencing in Corrigan, Jonathan J. Kaplan “ I must be killed. I must be waited about 40 minutes before manslaughter charges. As some piece of furniture as he jumped to which friends and relatives of his and Thomas V. O’Keefe had punished for what I did. I don't attacking the couple. relatives of the victims ap- the judges’ assistance. _6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 20. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 20, 1989 - 7 ■'"I J AA FIVE DAYS AND FOUR NIGHTS AT A DELUXE HOTEL* SUNCJCAPSULE FAMILY TANNING arsfTERS

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changes in his condition in the last few At least 20 percent hours.” Europe wonders where winter went NATION “He is receiving treatment for heart Separated since 1917 failure, pneumonia and breathing difficul­ PARIS (AP) — Tulips are That could spell trouble if we get a 20. In the southern Alps, only Bruno Pusterla of the Italian ties and his prognosis remains extremely popping up in Normandy, hedge­ MONTREAL (AP) - Two on their faces was worth a J late cold. Watch the birds around eight of 40 resorts remain open. Agriculture Confederation said; of U.S. men admit critical," Punsati told reporters at Figu- hogs are skipping hibernation in sisters separated since the million dollars.” & W O R L D eras Hospital. your house. They’ll be doing In central England, the Not­ “If it does not snow, and » lot, Britain, Muscovites are abandon­ things they don’t do until March within this month, we will have no Russian Revolution of 1917 Mrs. Lavit, of Minsk, re­ Just before midnight, Punsati had said a ing their fur hats and Swiss ski tingham Wildlife Trust called out ceived a visa this year from or April.” the fire brigade to fill water holes water to submerge 370,000 .icres reunited in a Montreal airport, U.S. ambassador resigns six-member team of doctors “continued to resort operators are and a relative said the look on the Soviet government to visit to gay experiences fear for his life” Indeed, a confused blackbird in in Blidworth Woods, where toads of rice.” A THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — John complaining. Cheltenham, England, set up their faces was “worth a North America, said her son Dali’s condition went from serious to were arriving to spawn two Mike Lavit, who lives in Shad, the U.S. ambassador to the Nether­ Europe is in the midst of a mild housekeeping in a Christmas tree months early. But the ponds and High temperatures are going to million dollars.” WASHINGTON (AP) - At this issue will be released next critical Thursday after he developed spell that not only is throwing cost the Dutch government an Chicago and accompanied his lands, has resigned to return to the private pneumonia that inflamed his right lung. on the balcony of a department lakes are dry. Yetta Izenwasser, 93, said least one in five American men month, said Turner, who is sector after several years of government some seasonal clocks out of store. Lack of snow means fewer estimated $80 million in lost the reunion Thursday with her mother to Montreal. has had one or more homosexual director for the NRC Committee service, the U.S. Embassy said today. Marcos improves whack, but could cause serious “It is raising three chicks, two skiers. And fewer skiers means revenues from natural gas used 82-year-old sister from the Mrs. Lavit, who arrived in experiences, and at least 3,3 on AIDS Research. The announcement followed last week’s economic problems for busi­ months before normal nesting fewer hotel rooms rented, fewer for heating, said a spokesman for Soviet Union, Leya Lavit, was Chicago on Nov. 13, flies back percent have such sexual con­ Estimates in the current study NEW YORK (AP) — Ferdinand Marcos’ nesses and farms. Dutch Gasunie, the country’s gas among the happiest days in her to Minsk on Feb. 11. A confirmation by the Wall Street merchant time,” said assistant store man­ meals consumed in restaurants, tacts regularly, a National Re­ include: banking group of Drexel Burnham Lam­ condition improved despite a collapsed “Skiing is impossible, but the ager Adam Hands. and fewer parkas and gloves monopoly. life. “She prepared for a long search Council study says. ■ A minimum of 20.3 percent of bert that it had offered 65-year-old Shad a lung, news of which interrupted a hearing ice rink is open and guests can In normally glacial Moscow, purchased. “I’m so glad I lived long time what she would say and All of this is being caused by a do but when she tried talking to Published today in the maga­ American males who were 21 job as its new chairman. on whether the deposed Philippine presi­ play cards,” said a spokesman the temperature this week was 34 Resort operators in the Pied­ high-pressure system that has enough to see my sister zine Science, the study suggests years or older in 1970 had a An embassy spokesman, who spoke on dent is too sick to stand trial on for the tourist office at San degrees, turning the Soviet capi­ mont region of Italy estimate again.” said Mrs. Izenwasser, her sister, she started crying remained stationary over Eu­ and couldn’t talk,” Mike Lavit that the number of American men same-gender sex experience to condition of anonymity, refused to confirm racketeering charges. SCULPTURE MISSING — The Bernadino on the southern side of tal’s sidewalks into a slippery their losses at $120 million due to rope, pulling warmer air up from seated in a wheelchair at the who have had at least one orgasm at some point in their that Shad was joining the New York firm, Courtroom wrangling on the issue was to the Swiss Alps. obstacle course of half-melted lack of snow and skiers. Officials northern Africa. Dorval Airport terminal. “Af­ said. A few hours later, Ms. homosexual experience is lower lives. continue today in New York. sculpture commemorating Gu- "Hedgehogs are not hibernat­ ter 72 years, I thought I would Eisenberg said her mother and but he said Shad was planning to return to ice. Many Russians left their there say they will ask for For the Greeks, the warm wave than the estimates compiled ■ A minimum of 6.7 percent the United States on Feb. 23. Marcos’ condition improved from glielmo Marconi, the pioneer of ing — they are running about the shapka fur hats at home and disaster relief. never see her again.” aunt were talking up a storm at some 40 years ago by famed sex had such sexual experiences wireless communication, has been roads and being knocked down,” isn’t unusual. January always Mrs. Izenwasser’sdaughter, her home in suburban Laval. guarded to stable Thursday night, and donned stocking caps, something The absence of a solid freeze in brings 15 sunny days, known researcher Alfred Kinsey. after the age of 20. hospital spokeswoman Norma Kop said he stolen from a memorial at the said Sue Stocker, who runs a they don’t usually do until March many areas will mean poorer soil Ruth Eisenberg, said her She was astonished to hear But Charles F. Turner, an NRC ■ In frequency of such expe­ Dali is ‘critical’ wildlife hospital at Aylesbury, since antiquity as the Alcyonides. mother was so nervous before that Mrs. Lavit remembered would remain in the intensive care unit National Seashore in Welfleet on or April. conditions. Freezing breaks up The two-week spell of warm, scientist and co-author of the new riences after the age of 20, the FIGUERAS, Spain (AP) — Surrealist through today. One of his Honolulu doctors, north of London. "We have more Accompanying the warm spell and aerates the soil. driving to the airport that she Mrs. Izenwasser’s old boy­ N windless weather was welcomed study, said the current estimates study estimated a minimum painter Salvador Dali was in critical Calvin Wong, said earlier that Marcos Cape Cod. The National Park than 100 hedgehog patients, more is a winter drought. Winter wheat and winter barley needed medication to calm friend in Russia. Mrs. Lavit are the lowest possible numbers. percentage of 1.8 for “rarely;" Service says the sculpture is worth than twice the usual number.” by the ancients but is cursed by her. was only 10 years old when the condition today, suffering from severe apparently was out of danger. The French weather service have started greening in some today’s Athenians. The mixture He said there are still not enough 1.9 for "occasionally:” and 1.4 heart trouble, breathing problems and Kop said that during the lung collapse, $25,000. It has been on display for Lyman King, who raises ponies says the drought is the worst countries. And when they finally met, czarist regime in Russia fell of still weather and high tempera­ during the March 1917 revolu­ data to establish a true number, percent for "fairly often." This pneumonia, his physician said. there were indications Marcos suffered a years at an outdoor exhibit at the site in St. Aubin du Thenney west of since 1976. That means low water “The sap is running in the Ms. Eisenberg recounted: which would in all likelihood Paris, predicted that “animals tures now means smoe. “They didn’t say a word to tion and her sister left for the puts a total of 3.3 percent in the Carles Punsati told reporters today that heart irregularity. Marcos already had of Marconi’s first transatlantic tables for next spring and trees,” said Normandy farmer would be higher. two most frequent categories of the 84-year-old artist’s vital signs were been hospitalized for pnuemonia and are probably going to cycle into summer. Pierre Gontier. “And it’s been so Only normally sunny Portugal each other, but the expression United States. "All of the estimates that we contact. stable and “there have been no significant bronchial asthma. transmission. their spring heat and spring In the French Alps, not a warm the slugs are coming out seems to have escaped the mild have made are lower-bound esti­ Turner said one problem with functions earlier than normal. snowflake has fallen since Dec. and eating the grain shoots.” wave. mates," Turner said Thursday in trying to determine the number of a telephone interview. “These homosexual men in society is numbers are best treated as a defining precisely what a gay minimum. We’re not saying what man is. Many more men have had the true number is, but only that a single homosexual encounter in the Greater this is the best that can be done in than are habitually and preferen­ terms of setting a lower bound." tially homosexual, he said. 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S:0O-S:00 643'4616 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 20, 1909 - 11 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Jan. 20. 1989 OPINION Rating Reagan: Historians divided In early review But they all agree “I think probably in the short the jury is still out range reaction in the next five or Town hall New list 10 years, even liberal and radical 01989 SCAHLE WELL POST^NTELUGENCER NORTH AMERICA SYNDICATE historians will find something HERE'5 ALWW5HAVE By W. Dale Nelson good to say about him and that wili LOOKIN of chores The Associated Press 'll decision (mmi be that he somehow represented mw WASHINGTON — The jury is still out on Ronald a kind of quality of Americanism Reagan, but history is likely to regard him as an NOW, GO WITH for Bush average to good president, according to some and a sense of national unity and is prudent goal coming disaster. scholars cited the names ranging from Eisenhower expansion of the present buildings, the to Lyndon Johnson. supper sponsored by the Manchester of the Bush administration will be to additions wouid prove inadequate in the By Thomas Stringfellow Professor Ernest Dube, a black see that all American families are “Personality and character issues for 20 years Interracial Council. Dr. and Mrs. South African immigrant professor, SOME SCHOLARS SAID Reagan’s reputation have overwhelmed evaluation of Lyndon Johnson as future. Harvey Kahaner and Ms. Yanina able to obtain decent, affordable will also suffer from scandals in his administration President Ronald Reagan in the White House Thursday. coined a phrase, “reactive racism,” housing.... Cut the red tape to make it president and if that’s any precedent, then maybe Despite the time lost in studying the Four national holiday observances Kuner and her two daughters are good the racism of those people who have and from his failure to deal effectively with such question of a new town hall, the effort has have passed which honor the late Rev. family friends of ours. easier for those in need to get social ills as the plight of the homeless. for several decades it will be difficult to get down to themselves been victims. government assistance.” serious business with Ronald Reagan,” said Bornet, been worthwhile. Town officials can now go Martin Luther King Jr. Manchester Human Relations Com­ "I think probably in the short range reaction in the also said that “Reagan may go down in history and had Gorbachev there, and I wouldn’t quarrel King gave his life for a better world. mission member Nickie Harris and I Two examples are Steve Cokely and ■ Delegate household chores: “I who has written extensively on Johnson. back to their earlier position knowing that the New York Assemblyman Dov Hikind. will create a National Space Council next five or 10 years, even liberal and radical pretty much the way Coolidge did” if some with that,” he said. “Nevertheless, it did happen. Johnson, he said, “is still the crude, cornpone His non-violent philosophies are being went to hear a one-hour program, historians will find something good to say about him economists’ predictions of economic collapse come And I think when historians look back at that, they alternative has been explored. implemented in our nation’s school “The Significance of the Holocaust.” Afro-American journalist William chaired by the vice president. ... I will president, and Reagan is going to continue to be for The appropriate course of action now is to curriculum today. However, the Ku Raspberry warned black Americans put my vice president in charge of a and that will be that he somehow represented a kind true. will say that he was in terms of foreign policy one of a long time this image people watched on TV and Rabbi Johnathan Rosenbaum was the of quality of Americanism and a sense of national “Coolidge is not seen now as a successful the most successful postwar presidents that we build an addition to the Municipal Building Klux Klan and other right-wing moderator. The material can be used in a syndicated column to stop calling Cabinet-level council of war on this person the press correctly portrayed as extremist groups have consistently other people names and to refrain drugs.” unity and he projected that from the White House,” president followed by Hoover, a bum, but as a have had.” essentially a lazy president.” adequate for the needs of the town for some in schools. said Herman Belz, a neo-conservative historian at president whose do-nothing policies led to the huge protested against the national holiday Certain issues have caused concern from bigotry as much as possible. ■ Clean out the attic: “I am going to As for Eisenhower, he has undergone a years into the future and to retain Lincoln in King’s honor. stop ocean dumping. ... I am going to the University of Maryland. crash of the early ’30s that Hoover was the victim PSYCHOLOGIST SIMONTON said one big factor Center. The division of office operations in our communities. These include However, Jewish prejudice should re-evaluation in recent years, with scholars The governments of six states — attempts by the Palestinian council to not be ignored, either, and the have the FBI trace the medical “Whether or not in the long run our relations with of,” he said. working in Reagan’s favor is the simple fact that he believing him a much more activist president than between two buildings may not be the most Arizona, Idaho, New Hampshire, declare an independent state of Anti-Defamation League of B’nai wastes. ... We must reduce the harm the Soviets will be so good that people will always Dean Keith Simonton, a professor of psychology was the first president since Dwight Eisenhower to first believed. Ranney said, “If future scholarship efficient arrangement, but with good planning Montana, South Dakota and Wyoming Palestine within territories occupied B’rith should look into this matter done by acid rain. ... We must clean say it started in the fall of 1988 under Ronald Reagan at the University of California at Davis who has serve eight years. the air.” finds out that behind the scenes and when the truth is it should be possible to group operations that — don’t pay workers who take time off by Israel. The disclosure that Israel soon. There are two sides to every I don’t know, but it would certainly look that way,” devised a formula for predicting how history will “The longer you serve the more events happen known Reagan himself was also a much more from work for this federal holiday. was selling armaments and nuclear story. Both of our races are in this ■ Help the kids with school: "Par­ said Vaughn Davis Bornet, professor emeritus of rate presidents, said, “When you put all the prosand that can be credited to you, whether or not you are need to be near each other. Dr. Joseph Lowery, a minister and ents should be able to choose which hands-on active president than we now believe — technology to South Africa until together to survive, because we are history at Southern Oregon State College and a all the cons in the equation, Ronald Reagan comes responsible for them,” he said. “You make a thick and incidentally it is unlikely that they will find that Many of the offices are much too small. civil rights leader who knew King, March 1987 also is cause for concern. still despised by some members of the public schools their children attend. self-described moderate Republican. out as a slightly above average president.” chapter in the history of America under your suggested that the charge of the ... We should demand more from — he might undergo the same kind of upgrading.” With the question of a new town hall out of the But the fact that African- majority who seek to do us harm in Edward W. Chester, a conservative historian at One of the “pro” factors for Reagan, said name.” Dunn, however, said, “Definitely a comparison of way, it is time to take steps to alleviate the people is not merely to adore King but Americans and Jewish people dis­ many ways. students. ... We should ensure that the University of Texas, said it is too early to Simonton, is the improvement in U.S.-Soviet Although Reagan recently pictured himself as the to carry out his mission. they can use a computer before they Eisenhower and Reagan is in order. Ei.senhower crowding. agree on sorhe issues doesn’t mean This advice is constructive criti­ evaluate Reagan. But, echoing many of his relations that he and Gorbachev have forged. adversary of a “Washington colony” protecting had a very subtle style of leadership that evidently But there are signs of a continuing either side should be characterized as graduate from high school. ... We “He gets nice points for that in foreign policy special interests at the expense of ordinary citizens, cism, and black people have played a should demand more from teachers.” academic colleagues, he said, “The deficit does caused him to lead more effectively than most rift between the Jewish and black anti-Semitic or anti-black. No group bother me. The deficit does bother me.” when actually he didn’t take the initiative for that,” some scholars argued that one of his own chief communities. The rift erupted at a a major role in Judaism since Biblical ■ Balance the checkbook: “I will people thought he was leading. Reagan’s leadership has a monopoly on truth, nor is there a times, as noted in the books from “I think we can say history will probably look Simonton said. shortcomings is his failure to be an advocate for three-day conference in December in chosen race to lead all people. push for a cut in the capital gains tax. I don't think will come off as that kind of subtle Soviets face Atlanta, Ga. Babylon to Timbuktu. The first ... One of my first acts as president most kindly upon him not necessarily for any “In all fairness, Gorbachev deserves more credit those on the outside. hidden hand leadership so much as it has been The divisiveness also exists within original Jewish race may have been substantive policy changes that he brought about than he does,” said Colorado College’s Cronin. “There will be a feeling that he was largely Along with the rift, though, there the communities. will be to sit down with the leaders of indifferent to those without voice in Washington, leadership through orchestration of symbols and are positive signs. the Ethiopian Falasha sect, some of Congress and negotiate a plan to cut but for the tone that he brought to the office and for a “Still,” said Southern Oregon’s Bornet, “Ronald movement of the public mind.” Intra-racial prejudice exists among whose members now reside in Israel. renewed sense of national pride,” said Charles W. Reagan stepped forward as usual and managed to that he responded much more to upper middle class Oprah Winfrey and Tony Brown’s Jews against the Ashkenazic and this federal deficit.... No new taxes ... and middle class America.” said Cronin. “The On the other hand, the Clemson political scientist a tough year television programs both showed a I hope that peace becomes real among We do not need major increases in Dunn, a former Republican congressional aide who pin it on himself and that’s going to be hard to erase. said, Reagan may also be in for the kind of scaling Sephardic sects. There is male Arabs and Israelis instead of hate. presidency ought to be a place which raises its voice mixed panel of guests, such as chauvinism directed against women defense spending.” teaches political science at Clemson University and I’ll tell you.” down of his reputation that John F. Kennedy has Johnathan Kaufman, who wrote a Shalom. ■ Bring home expensive gifts: “I has written widely on the presidency. Clemson’s Dunn, similarly, argued, “A good on behalf of those who don’t have the powerful The average Soviet citizen is used to living becoming rabbis. There are neofas­ lobbies.” suffered as the force of his personality recedes. with chronic shortages, harsh winters, book called “Broken Alliance.” cists and bigots. Rabbi Meir Kahane am committed to deployment of SDI leader also must seize the opportunity, and "There is no longer the Camelot mystique to The congregation from Temple as soon as feasible ... I will commit AUSTIN RANNE Y, chairman of the Department Gorbachev offered an opportunity to play for high Cronin is self-described as a Democrat with a regimentation and boredom. Still, the New is one. Thomas Stringfellow, a Manchester liberal viewpoint compared with Reagan’s, but the Kennedy: a lot of that has worn off,” he said. “I Beth Sholom in Manchester partici­ Terroristic intimidation by the resident, writes periodically about this nation to the development of an of Political Science at the University of California at stakes in the international arena. He seized that; he suspect that with Ronald Reagan there will be a Year’s message from President Mikhail pated in the seventh annual potluck operational space station by the year Berkeley, said, “On just the externalities of it, I was not frozen in place by rigid ideology, and thus I more conservative Chester agreed, “I also think Jewish Defense League persists. issues affecting minorities. Reagan could perhaps have done more for the little bit of wearing off of the mystique that Gorbachev must have been disappointing. 1996 ... double the current federal think Reagan’s presidency, with one huge ‘if,’ will think one has to give him credit.” surrounds him.” Gorbachev promised continued restructur­ prison budget over the next four years probably go down as one of the most successful ones From Berkeley, Ranny said the relaxation of homeless.” ... provide states $10 million to certainly in this century and maybe ever.” East-West tensions was the most important of ing of Soviet society, but only gradual Open Forum develop radon programs ... offer improvement in people’s lives in 1989. However, comparing Reagan with one of the Reagan’s accomplishments in foreign policy. awards in forms of additional educa­ “Now you might say that’s because he got lucky One such improvement — national tional and recreational facilities to predecessors the president most admires. Ranney multi-candidate elections — will have less Spending blunders DiRosa said he planned to meet with men out of their present locations, etc. exemplary neighborhood watch pro­ impact on personal comforts than on the Weiss and Mr. Huestis to come up with Obviously a new look at the Main grams ... George Bush will award future direction of Soviet politics. Consumers lead to tax hikes a list of essential and non-essential Street reconstruction is needed. Oth­ $5,000 to the best 25 teachers in each of EMERGENCY items. Yet, the next day, Dec. 30, erwise, it will cost the Manchester the 50 states. ... thirty million jobs in Fire — Police — Medical # ^ . f|w * may be affected more by the shift of all To the Editor: when the closing of military bases was taxpayers another $2 million. the next eight years.” state-run enterprises to profit-or-perish announced, DiRosa said that 32 homes As I stated in my first paragraph, I ■ Get along with the neighbors: DIAL 911 ART SALE operations. I couldn’t help but smile when I read in Manchester’s South End could be find it hard to believe that Weiss, “We must support genuine freedom In Manchester "ORIGINAL {Signed & Numbered) PRINTS" “Perestroika” continues, and the people that Town Manager Robert Weiss, purchased and used as subsidized or DiRosa and Cassano can reverse their fighters and assist fledgling democra­ W M IK UEj wait for results amid signs of growing Mayor Peter DiRosa and Deputy affordable housing for low-income spending mentality to an austerity cies. ... The integration of the Mayor Stephen Cassano planned to families or town offices. One day, approach. We all realize that there European community scheduled for ' “ CLIP 4 S A V E " " January 17 — February 4 impatience. Oppression is challenged, or reverse their spending mentality and DiRosa plans to cut the budget, and are certain fixed expenses need to run 1992 should also reach across the defended. Some citizens embrace change: adopt an austerity approach toward the next day, he is planning to buy up our town government, and I’m sure North Atlantic. ... The American- PAINTER some cringe from it; some fear retaliation. the 1989-90 town budget. I question the 13 acres on Hercules Drive and there is little fat in the annual budget. Israel strategic partnership is going NEEDS Our enlire inventory of original prints, framed and Gorbachev told his people not to expect whether these town leaders have the Nike Circle. To me, it doesn’t make It’s the expensive blunders that is the to be even stronger tomorrow.... I will talent to evaluate programs from an sense. main reason for most tax increases. propose as one of my first acts as OFF unfromed, will be included in this sole. We also have “manna from heaven” in the coming year. He WORK Doug's Everyday Low, Low, Prices essential or non-essential standpoint. 3. Cassano said that construction of president, to convene an early NATO received many more pieces of art from our dealers, on did not predict the upheaval that is more summit.’ Interior & Exterior Sweaters, Flannels, Winter Jackets, Thermos & Casual Clothing Let’s look at some of their past the $185,000 lodge at Center Springs J.R. Smyth consignment, for this special event. All art will be likely, and that may finally decide his fate. decisions; Park will go forward because the town 48 Strawberry Lane, Manchester If Bush lives up to those and E. DAVIS marked down 2 0 % - 5 0 % . For the Soviets, 1989 may not be 1. In Weiss’s corner, we all has already received a grant for it. hundreds of other pre-nuptial prom­ 30 Years Experience BUGLE BOY comfortable, but it won’t be boring. recognize the revaluation problem Obviously, Cassano doesn’t realize ises, the next four years will be DICKIE WORK CLOTHES which will probably add over $800,000 that grants are tax dollars which Citizens have say wedded bliss. 649-0495 LEVIS There will be o 2 0 % discount offered on framing of to be covered in 1989 as well as the shouldn’t be wasted on low-priority For her part, the bride promises to — The Union-News CARHART unfromed art. $150,000 fine for the sewage-disposal items such as Center Springs — on future agenda be flexible, but not a pushover. When I M i CLIP & SAVE H M Springfield, Mass. wetlands violation. Very little public­ especially since such a miserable job Bush steps out of line, he ’ll hear about COTLER ity has been given to the cost to restore was done on the design and study to To the Editor: it. In the words of H.L. Mencken: “A LEE If you ore interested in o particular print or artist not the wetlands at the Olcott Street support the need for the lodge. man may be a fool and not know it, but WRANGLER shown, please ask, we will check our sources. facility. Also, little publicity has been Of course, I must remind the Manchester is a rapidly changing not if he is married.” CALDWELL given to the new water pipeline from Manchester taxpayers that Cassano’s town. Who can imagine what we will SORELS Spring Street to the north end of town. other folly was the Bennet housing be like in 2015? OIL INC. CONVERSE I wonder if this water line is tied to the plan. Until 1995 the taxpayers of A group of Manchester citizens has Mini-editorial LEATHER JACKETS Partial List of Artifti overall Homart deal and maybe part Manchester will be subsidizing felt the need to recognize the impor­ William Bennett proved himself to FIVE BROTHERS of the reason for the 20 percent Bennet to the tune of approximately tant changes which will be coming be a great idea man during his term as increase in the water bills. $12,500 per year for the principal and over the town in the next 25 years. We .75® POLYPROPYLEN THERMALS Alvarez Collette Jerem enko education secretary. His rhetoric was DUOFOLD It’s hard for me to imagine Weiss interest payments on the outstanding have concluded that we should help always stirring and candid. He per gel. C. O. D. Alaniz Dali AAiro ISO gal. minimum purchase LE TIGRE SWEATHERS making hard-nosed business deci­ Bennet bond, which was overlooked organize a “Town Meeting of the tweaked those who needed to be Azouloy Earle AAoli sions needed to control spending in the by the town administration as well as Future” to discuss the plan for the URBAN EQUIPMENT JACKETS tweaked. Now. George Bu.sh has Bozinet Erte Richardson lame-duck portion of his career as by Cassano. Actually, the town is needs of tomorrow. nominated him to be drug czar. We 649-8841 WINTER CAPS & GLOVES Prices Sub/ecf (o Chang* Lee Buckovnik RC Gorman Simbori town manager. netting around $5,000 per year from The first stage of this “Agenda for look forward to hearing fresh ideas MUCH, MUCH MORE! 2. DiRosa will be remembered for the Bennet complex. Not much of a Tomorrow” is a meeting on Jan. 31 to about breaking the stranglehold of Conlin Howell Toy the giveaway of a $9.5 million tax return for a property worth about which all interested citizens of Man­ drugs. But we hope Bennett surrounds abatement to Homart — despite a $ 2, 000, 000. chester are invited. It will be held at himself with action people because negative referendum vote. Further­ Finally, I take it that DiRosa is now Illing Junior High Schooi at 7:30 p.m. ideas will not stop the Medellin cartel. more, he will be known as the father of an authority on financing the Main At this meeting we will organize h ir e the senior housing on North Elm Street project. He and Weiss are ourselves into study groups to con­ Street. In 1989 you and I (i.e., planning to transfer over $1.6 million sider such topics as education, GOOD GDW4RD DG4n G-4LLGRV Manchester taxpayers) will have to of reserves from the industrial-park environment, health, recreation and Jack Anderson and his associate. 1720 eiliriCTOfI RDi. SOUTH WlhDSOR CT. 06074 Dale Van Atta, are syndicated colum­ HMMG OAFTEBS ITa (203 ) 644-0750 provide over $90,000 to subsidize this kitty and the funds reserved for the culture. nists. HELP DiRosa folly. I wonder what services town-hall expansion to cover the Main "The goal is to create an agenda People looking for All Previous Sales Coupons. Special Orders. Layaways. will be cut to provide these funds? Not Street shortage. I question the legality which will be presented to the j(.bs read oiir Work Boots. Camouflage & Military Items Excluded only will the North Elm Street housing of this maneuver and wonder why this community in a town-meeting sort of emplo\;nent listings have to be subsidized with your item shouldn’t be placed on the next forum. ARMY & NAVY Bring A Friend dollars, but, there is no property tax ballot as as a referendum question. I urge Manchester citizens to attend iHanrlifalpr Hpralfi every day income from this project. Further, we How nice it would be to eliminate this January meeting and become Founded In 18B1 MANCHESTER 269 West jVIiddle Turnpike t9B9 by NEA Inc /. C are paying for part of the insurance the access road and the bubbles and Monday - Wednesday 10-8, ^/lec^.s welcome, part of an exciting and important PENNY M SIEFFERT ...... Publisher Manchester (Next to Walgreens) " / don't remember saying that I wanted a covered under the town’s self- just reconstruct Main Street from project for the future of Manchester. HERALD T hursday* Friday 9-9 ^ insurance plan. I wonder who will curb to curb from Charter Oak Street GEORGE T, CHAPPELL...... Editor KINDER, GENTLER hockey team!" DOUGLAS A. BEVINS.... Executive Editor cIsMlfled adt 643-5065 Saturday 9-6, Sunday 10-5 i f P ' really benefit from the North Elm to Center Street. Such a plan would Mary Ann Handley, Member FboM 643-2711 Street program. solve the controversy regarding lost MARIE P GRADY...... City Editor Manchester Board of Directors ALEXANDER GIRELLI----Associate Editor As reported in the press on Dec. 29, parking spaces, putting five business­ 133 Prospect St., Manchester It _ MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 20. 1989 iKaurlirsIrr HrralJi B u s h Section 2, Page 13 From page 1 INAUGURATION Friday, Jan. 20, 1989 J

live m a peaceful prosperous time but we can make president and Nancy Reagan treated the Bushes it better.” and the Quayles to coffee and pastries In the Blue More than 100,000 people spilled across the Capitol Room of the executive mansion. Then they left grounds to cheer the noontime transfer of power. together for the Capitol. Nation’s 41st president is a man on the go Reagan, an extremely popular two-term president, Thousands of people surged into the city to view was barred by the Constitution from seeking office the festivities and get a spot along the 1.6-mile again. inaugural parade route. Although federal employes In his address. Bush began by paying tribute to were given the day off, there was a heavy crush of i Reagan, his political mentor of the past eight years. passengers on the subway system, catching Different style, pace “ On behalf of our nation,” Bush said, " I thank you officials by surprise. w for the wonderful things you have done for In contrast to the formal attire of Reagan’s America.” inauguration in 1981, Bush donned a dark gray is expected from Bush Promising a bright future. Bush said, “ A new pinstriped suit. In a brief exchange with reporters i «, after a morning church service. Bush said he had breeze is blowing — and a nation refreshed by home of Kennebunkport, Maine, prayed for “ strength — strength, peace.” By Tom Room freedom stands read to push on: there is new ground Bush frequently takes unan­ i - For the day, at least, his prayers seemed to be The Associated Press to be broken. nounced walks through the vil­ answered. In his final report to Reagan, national “ I am speaking of a new engagement in the lives f l WASHINGTON - From pork lage, patronizes local shops, security adviser, Lt. Gen. Colin Powell, said, “ The of others — a new activism, hands-on and involved, i u rinds to power boats, from 7:15 takes his boat out for a spin, goes world is quiet today, Mr. President.” that gets the job done,” Bush said. “ We must bring a.m. workday starts to spur-of- fishing, jogs through the in the generations, harnessing the unused talent of Bush previewed his inaugural address for several the-moment shopping jaunts, neighborhood. the elderly and the unfocused energy of the young. reporters, saying, “ It will be just a broad appeal to President George Herbert At his Oceanside family com­ For not only leadership is passed from generation to the American people to pitch in and help. It’ll be an Walker Bush already is setting a pound, he uses one cottage as an generation, but so is stewardship. And the expression of satisfaction about how far we’ve come pace and a style far different office, where he does his own generation born after the Second World War has as a nation, and a recognition that we’ve got a long from the man he succeeded. typing on an electric typerwriter come of age.” way to go.” The nation’s 41st president is a set up at his desk. He spoke as a light breeze swept across the crowd, He said that in the first days of his administration, AP photo man of aristocratic breeding and On a recent visit, he shushed the Harlan (Ky.) Boys Choir opened the ceremony he would order a sweeping review of U.S. relations down-home tastes. He enjoys reporters asking him questions with the Soviet Union while making the federal REMINISCING — George Bush meets served as Reagan’s vice president for by singing “ This is My Country” as the huge country music, dropping by Sears while he was fishing in a local audience stood silently. budget deficit his top priority at home. He will meet with President Reagan in the White eight years, became the nation’s 41st to buy power tools, jogging a mile river — telling them not to scare His swearing in crowned a government career Tuesday with leaders from Congress. or two. His drink of choice is a away the fish. However, he House on Thursday. Bush, who has president today. more than two decades long. Organizers distributed 140,000 tickets to the vodka martini, his idea of com­ admitted, he never caught fish at The whole Bush clan — five grown children, their inaugural ceremony at the West Front of the petitive sports is a good game of that particular spot anyway. So spouses and 10 grandchildren — spent the night Capitol, and extraordinary security was in place. horseshoes, his suits are tailor- why did he return there? “ I like to before inauguration in Blair House, the elegant The day dawned pleasant, with some wisps of made. cast,” he said. government guest quarters across from the White clouds. Temperatures were in the 40s, nothing like During his campaign, Bush He also enjoys throttling up his R e a g a n House. the conditions that froze out Reagan’s 1984 often joked that one of his hardest sleek 28-foot Cigarette boat, “ F i­ From page 1 In the final hours of his presidency, Reagan paid a inaugural parade. tasks during eight years as delity,” crashing through Atlan­ farewell visit to the Oval Office, shook hands with For the first time, people standing closest to the Ronald Reagan’s vice president tic Ocean waves at speeds up to 50 aides and left a handwritten note on the desk inaugural platform — nearly a third of the crowd — was “ keeping my charisma in mph, sometimes appearing to wishing Bush well. The last piece of paper Reagan had to pass through metal detectors. So did check.” relish in leaving a Coast Guard should be in this office replacing Roosevelt Room to bid farewell to quarters, walking hand in hand signed was a letter to British Prime Minister everyone within a two-block area near the White As Bush neared his inaugura­ “ chase” boat in his spray. me.” about 80 senior members of the down its long central hallway and Margaret Thatcher, thanking her for staunch House. tion, he exhibited a salty, easygo­ Although Bush kept the boat in spending a few moments in the Before departing for Capitol White House staff, Fitzwater A simple 35-word oath written into the Constitu­ support over the years, said White House ing confidence that, if not eve­ the Chesapeake Bay, near Wa­ Hill, the president and first lady said. tion marked the beginning of the Bush presidency: Yellow Oval Room, where the spokesman Marlin Fitzwater. ryone’s idea of charisma, is at shington, one summer, he says he also bade a private farewell to the “The president just said he “ I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will windows overlook the Washing­ Along with their wives, Reagan and Bush and Dan least sharply at odds with the has no plans to move it to the household staff in the residence. wanted to thank everyone for faithfully execute the Office of President of the ton and Jefferson memorials, Quayle, the new vice president, posed for pictures onetime perception of him as Potomac River when he moves to said Mrs. Reagan’s spokeswo­ On the eve of his inaugural. eight years of work on his on the North Portico of the White House. Asked if he United States, and will to the best of my ability, awkward in public, whiny of the White House — that wouldn’t man, Elaine Crispen. Bush and Reagan met privately behalf,” Fitzwater said, adding preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the voice, and wimpy in demeanor. do justice to the ocean-going had any thoughts for Reagan, Bush said, “ The As a present to Mrs. Bush, Mrs. for about 10 minutes in the Oval that Bush paid tribute to Reagan, United States.” Bush still speaks in bursts and craft, he says, comparing it to a thoughts flow the other way — except to wish him Reagan left a large, long-stem Office, reminiscing about their saying, " I wouldn’t be the presi­ Bush’s public day began at St. John’s Episcopal with a syntax that is often thoroughbred horse. the very best as he leaves this job he did so well.” orchid plant in the presidential eight years together. Then the dent if not for my teacher here, Church, across Lafayette Park from the White haphazard. He sprinkles his While Bush seems certain to Serving as White House hosts one last time. bedroom, Mrs. Crispen said. pair went next door to the and my friend.” House. conversation with phrases such continue his visits to the family As the Reagans, Bushes and as “ going ballistic” and “ I ’m not estate in Kennebunkport during Quayles posed for pictures on the going to get all tense,” and talks warm weather, he has indicated north porch of the White House, about “ the drug thing” or the he plans to spend a lot of time at Bush was asked if he had any “ Persian Gulf thing.” Camp David, the presidential thoughts for Reagan on the But Bush seems far more at retreat in Maryland; and is president’s last day in office. ease with himself now, and has reportedly eyeing the purchase of Only, Bush replied, "to wish him exhibited a quick-wittedness, a condominium in the Florida the very best as he leaves this job particulary in his dealings with Keys, where he enjoys fishing. he did so well.” AP photo reporters, that seemed to be On the eve of his departure ALL IN THE FAMILY — Barbara Bush, 6, sits with her George Bush was sworn in as the nation’s 41st president missing in the past. THE FORM ER OIL industry from the White House, Reagan After avoiding regular contact executive, while claiming Texas expressed his confidence in both grandparents, Barbara and George Bush, during an today. with reporters during his cam­ at his adopted home, does not the nation and his successor, inaugural program in Washington Thursday night. paign, Bush now admits that he back away from his New England calling Bush "the man who relishes the give-and-take of news roots or his good fortune at birth, conferences, and has held a dozen once joking that his forefathers o r so of them s in c e his election. had come on the Mayflower — His humor is often self- you could tell them because they Past inaugurations have been marked deprecating, as when a reporter all were holding Bloomingdale’s S u p p o rt recently began a question: “ Mr. shopping bags, he said. From page 1 Vice President. Do you ever stop But at the same time, he’s a to think — ’’ man who enjoys country music, “ Not often,” Bush interrupted. watching rented video tapes and by prose, poetry, and awfui weather who sometimes drives around the much spending. It’s both of them together.” BUSH, 64, SAID in a recent Naval Observatory grounds, "rhe deficit also topped John­ interview that he shared with where the vice presidential resi­ son’ s list of Reagan weaknesses. By W. Dale Nelson especially written poem he had brought with wife Barbara upon rising one dence is located, because he’s She said Reagan should have The Associated Press him, and summoned up from memory an old morning a few days ago a sudden chauffeured everywhere else. vetoed Congressional budgets The New York City one, “ The Gift Outright” — ’ ’Such as we were, revelation: “ I feel excited about Then there’s the Bush family that were too high. WASHINGTON - George Washington we gave ourselves outright ... To the land this job.” enthusiasm for sports — from vaguely realizing westward...” Bush has made it clear he Reagan also did not provide trembled as he delivered his first inaugural Commission on the Bicenten­ tennis to horseshoes. When Bush In 1985, with the temperatures in the intends to be up and about — a enough for the poor in health, address. talks about a “ six pack,” he’s not nial of the Constitution, which dangerously cold range, Reagan canceled all education and housing, she said. Model NA4521 Abraham Lincoln was thrown off his stride prospect that must make the talking beer — although he’s been outdoor activities for his second inaugural. However, she said she was by a spectator falling from a tree. is also observing the Secret Service nervous and which known to enjoy one on occasion — Marathon Heavy Duty Washer The New York City Commission on the pleased with Reagan’s presid­ Harry Truman was 29 minutes late taking doesn’t make reporters’ jobs any but about wrapping successive bicentennial of Washington’s Bicentennial of the Constitution, which is also ency overall. • Multi-Cycle Multi-Speed the oath of office. easier. horseshoes around the pole. observing the bicentennial of Washington’s “ He will be remembered for the timer Today George Bush was the star in the first inauguration, says the “ I ’m not going to be isolated Bush once even suggested that first inauguration, says the best account of it kind of person he was. He was repetition of the ceremony Franklin D. and cut off. 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I want to say, Bush, trim at six-foot-two, runs 2 5 10 20 address to a joint session of Congress at reform bill, which slashed tax • Rinse options eloquent prose, adorned by poetry, buried the father of his country ‘I ’ m ready to go, let’s go,” he several times a week, usually years years years years tub Federal Hall in New York. rates to the lowest levels in a under a blizzard, pelted with rain and on two said. doing about two miles at a time. • Cycle-end signal • PolyTuff® agitator "trembled, and several times By Washington’s second inauguration, after half-century: appointments of occasions visited by such harsh weather that Bush’s forays into town are And, while he is known to enjoy • Cycle indicator lights the capital had moved to Philadelphia, he was conservatives to the Supreme • 210* agitator stroke participants had to move indoors. could scarce make out to becoming legendary — remindful fine meals in good restaurants, he advised by his Cabinet to hold a simple Court, which will continue the • 210® agitator stroke It has seen reunions of Theodore Roosevelt’s of the unannounced trips Presi­ also has a fondness for junk food W a rran tlM • Front service from installed read” as he delivered his ceremony in the Senate chamber and travel to Reagan legacy for years to come; • Front service from installed Rough Riders, of the battery that Cpl. 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Our warranty covers all parts Metal detectors are a new touch this year in delicatessen, makes frequent The diet doesn’t seem to have transmission warranty At Lincoln’s inauguration in 1861, according pundits blame in part for the huge and labor for 2 years with an additional keeping with the terrorist-conscious Washing­ New York. trips to a Washington men’s shop hurt his health. Bush has an to an observer quoted in Sandburg’s bio­ deficit, also was a majoraccomp- • Adjustable water level four-year limited warranty on the elec­ $ ton of 1989, but security is nothing new to to be fitted for suits, goes out enviable cholesterol count of 192. tronic Control Module, and on any graphy, ” at one point in his speech, Mr. lishment, though Agostinelli said selector inaugurals. himself to buy presents for his Bush is being sworn in as cabinet part against rust from the In­ 4 9 9 Lincoln was thrown completely off his balance wife, and often drops by the local president after serving as Rea­ When Lincoln took the oath in 1861, “ two it may have gone too far. " It ’s one • Fabric softener dispenser side out. There is also an additional for a moment by a crash not far in front of him, of his plusses,” he said. "A strong riflemen lurked at each window of the Capitol Safeway to pick up a few gan’s vice president since 1981. It nine-year limited warranty on transmi- followed by something which for an instant groceries. will be the first time Bush has defense is what the country $ slon parts and an additional nineteen- Marathone Heavy Duty wings flanking the inaugural stand, watching looked like a struggle... a spectator falling out Bush enjoys playing tennis with served in elective office, in his needed.” year limited warranty on our stainless Electric Dryer for any interference,” wrote biographer Carl in 1981. 5 7 9 of a tree.” his family and with tennis pros, own right, since he represented Since defense spending may steel washtub. Sandburg. The weather also has varied. It rained on As for Truman, he wrote in his memoirs that and as vice president and Texas in the House in the late have been too high — it totalled Model NE6533 • Multi-Cycle Multi-Heat When Franklin D. 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In 1909, Washington was in the grip of a unannounced at the gymnasium In the years since, he served in • Adjustable cycle-end signal didn’t strike up “ Hail to the Chief” until 12:14 in the House Rayburn Office Bush will have “ to take a good Electric Dryer Both Lincoln and Roosevelt were in the blizzard, so William HowardTafttooktheoath a string of high-level appointive 1 • Laige exhaust fan p.m., and it wasn’t until 12; 29 that he actually Building to work out with former posts, including ambassador to hard look at spending,” he said. stovepipe hat era of inaugural dress, which in the Senate Chamber instead of outside as • Electronically controlled FREE took the oath. The Iran-Contra Affair has • Front service from installed prevailed until 1952, when Dwight Eisenhower usual. colleagues. the United Nations, envoy to the Itdidn’t matter. He had been president since He enjoys restaurants, often People’s Republic of China, seemed to hurt Oliver North more • 4 automatic drying cycles position opted for homburgs. Kennedy returned to the In 1961, it was 28 degrees at noon, but the LOCAL noon anyway. The Constitution provides that lingering for hours over meals chairman of the Republican than it has damaged Reagan’s • Timed drying cycle • Large capacity high silk hat tradition, but more recent ceremonies went on at the East Front of the the old president’s term ends and the new with friends and guests. National Committee and director reputation, said Agostinelli. “ In presidents have usually worn business suits. Capitol as scheduled. That was when poet • Signal lights • Automatic or timed drying president’s term begins then, not with the of the Central Intelligence history, that may not even be a DELIVERY President Reagan wore morning clothes, with Robert Frost, blinded by thesunlight reflected cycles speaking of the oath. IN HIS BELOVED vacation Agency. blip,” he said. • No Heat cycle striped pants and tails, for his first inaugural from fallen snow, was unable to read the Reagan’s record on the envir­ • Front service from installed • No Heat cycle for no-heat onment is in the middle between position FREE tumbling two groups that either want to • Large capacity develop land at all costs and one Reagan departs, head high, declaring: ‘We did it’ that wants to preserve land at all • Cycle-end signal INSTALLATION costs, said Agostinelli. $ inattentive president, above the without disabling scar or scorn, America, the criminal convic­ “ I ’m very, very pleased (with By Lee Byrd More sweet than sorrow for this tragic. 3 6 9 Reagan “ is totally comfortable usual fray, operating more by and set a modern standard for tions of close aides and a the Reagan presidency),” he The Associated Press political Romeo. He relinquishes with the fact of leaving and more instinct than intellect. Ever mad­ survival. pervasive “ sleaze” quotient said. “ He’ll go down as one of the his power with relish, happily relaxed about it every day.” says dening to his critics, he made an There's just a hint of gray now through the years, colossal slips greatest presidents.” *3 9 9 WASHINGTON - Ronald Rea­ telling his conservative revolu­ spokesman Marlin Fitzwater. art of sitting things out. like the on that old Irish head, and he of the tongue and manglings of gan leaves the White House with tionaries in his farewell address “ He’s very satisfied that he has poker champion who knows when needs a hearing aid in both his fact, and the worst stock market •OPEN SUNDAY 12 5* shoulders squared as ever, his Thursday that “ My friends, we done everything he could do.” to walk away from the table, ears. But nobody has aged less in crash in six decades. wits and wit undiminished by the did it.’’ Reagan, in a typically light when to return and bet the ranch. the presidency, even in simpler Through all of that, the Iran- burdens which sent his recent History will be the judge of that, moment, said recently the first Eight years ago, he promised a times. Contra affair opened the only BEST BUY E -Z predecessors into quicker retire­ but one Reagan success is indis­ TERMS: item on his California agenda “ revolution of ideas” for Amer­ Or that his administration crack in his famed Teflon veneer, ment and aged some of them putable: He stayed the course, OIL CO. Ai • CASH with be a long nap. “ Come to ica. It may take decades to suffered failures and embarrass­ triggering an overnight, 20- almost beyond his years. and leaves the presidency with Vernon, CT ■ MASTERCARD think of it,” he added, “ things resolve the debate over how much ments that surely would have percent drop in his popularity C A n rh o n -7 W W m The Western sun beckons, and the same charm and equilibrium PHONE 647-9997 ■ VISA won’t be all that much different, he really changed the national undone other presidents — a rating. But even as the arms-for- Reagan, nearly 78, enters the with which he entered it. No man, after all.” A year earlier he course, and how much, for that staggering national debt, the loss hostages deal knocked him back 875-0876 • MONTHLY PMT. winter of his public life without especially in the nuclear age, has SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER observed that “ It’s true that hard matter, the national interest of hundreds of Americans in on his heels, it was not, as 445 Hartfgrii Rd ■ DISCOVER melancholy, even as he claimed, proved so immune to Henry 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET changed his own ideas. But Lebanon, the bizarre sale of arms diagnosed by some Democrats, with Shakespeare’s assistance, Adams’ observation long ago that work never killed anybody. But I M inchestef certainly, in an era of glass-jawed to Iran and the diversion of the an Achilles rupture. As usual, MANCHESTER, CONN. that his departure evoked “ such power is poison, and that its effect figure, why take the chance?” COD profits to rebels in Central Ronald Reagan bounced back. sweet sorrow” in his heart. upon presidents is inexorably He was, in fact, an often politicians, he went the distance 100 OaNon Min. Open Daily: Mon. & Thurs. ‘til 9, Tues., Wed., Sat. ‘til 5, Fri.‘til f. p.m., Sunday 12-5. Prlo® eub|#cl to chang® * Volume Diecounta 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Jan. 20. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 20. 1989 — 15 SPORTS Prop. 42 Salary figures J may be going sky high Whalers stage huge miracle comeback delayed A MISSION, Kan. (A P) — Fol­ Clemens asks $2.36 million Bv Jim Tierney lowing a week of pressure from Manchester Herald Georgetown John ’Thompson and Bv Ben Walker Cincinnati had the most players others, the presidents of the The Associated Press seeking more than $1 million — HARTFORD — Even Hartford Whalers clear the air 'N r NCAA and of its Presidents Eric Davis, Danny Jackson, Tom Whaler President and General Commission decided to ask that NEW YORK — Nothing scares Browning and John Franco. Todd A Manager Emile Francis was Proposition 42 be postponed. owners like salary arbitration. Worrell of St. Louis is guaranteed dumbfounded following Thurs­ over Cote’s comments Proposition 42 was designed to No wonder. the biggest percentage raise, day night's game with the Mont­ By Jim Tierney far.” tighten academic eligibility Orel Hershiser asked for $2,425 from $215,000 to at least $800,000, real Canadiens at the Civic Manchester Herald “My feeling on it is it’s guidelines for freshman athletes. million and Roger Clemens, a 272 percent increase. Center. something that happens and Thompson attacked the proposal Dwight Gooden and Kirby Puck­ Still, some expected more. “ That’s only the second time “ I think the club numbers for HARTFORD - A Whaler we’re all guilty of it,” Pleau because it mandates certain ett also .sought $2 million Thurs­ I ’ve ever seen that done in all the Hershiser, Gooden and Clemens team meeting was held prior to continued. “ Some guys can scores on .standardized te.sts. day as players and clubs ex­ years I ’ve been in the league,” are low,” said Randy Hendricks, Thursday night’s game with take a little bit more than other which some say are biased. changed record figures, which the 62-year-old Francis said as he who. with brother Alan, repres­ Montreal to clear the air guys. We’re a lot better for it. The proposal was passed last were obtained by The A.ssociated ents Clemens. The two-time Cy descended on the elevator from concerning the effects of de­ You’re not going to go through week at the NCAA convention in Press. Young winner, who made $1.5 the skyboxes to the Whaler fenseman Sylvain Cote’s com­ 80 games and not have prob­ San Francisco and Thompson “ There were several that shot million last .sea.son, asked for lockerroom. “ And that’s the best ments about a lack of sensitiv­ lems. We’re turning it into a refused to coach last weekend for the moon to pressure clubs to N $2.36 million and the Boston Red defensive club in the league. You ity in the lockerroom by positive.” against Boston College and Wed­ file for a higher number or to go figure it out.” y for broke at a hearing,” said Sox offered $1.9 million. veteran players. Left wing Torrie Robertson nesday at Providence. What Francis was referring to Cote, who celebrated his took the brunt of blame for At the request of Georgetown owners’ consultant Tal Smith, “ The arbitration figures are was the Whalers’ exhilarating 6-4 23rd birthday Thursday night, Cote’s impromptu press and the Southeastern Conference, who prepares cases for 11 teams. one thing. 1 ne negotiation figures come-frome-behind victory over made these statements to both conference. a meeting was held Thursday to “ I think some clubs made some are entirely different,” Boston the hottest team in the National the Hartford and Montreal “ You have to respect the guy discuss “ the wide range of bad deals to shy away from the general manager Lou Gorman process. They try to buy their way Hockey League before 13,993. press in Montreal on Wednes­ next to you.” Pleau said. “ It academic, athletics and socio­ t .said. “ I ’m .still hopeful w e’ll get Trailing 4-0 with 6:59 left in the day. Whaler Coach Larry doesn’t mean you have to like economic concerns” arising from out of arbitration.” him signed. We’ll continue to try second period, all looked hopeless Of the 109 players who ex­ Pleau and his club have turned him. We feel that w e’ve Prop 42’s passage, an NCAA to get things done.” for the struggling Whale. How­ changed numbers, 23 asked for at the “ controversy” into a posi­ learned a heckuva lesson.” statement said. Gooden, who lost in arbitration ever, after Dave Tippett cut the least $1 million. Twenty-three are tive lesson for the team. Ray Ferraro addressed the Proposition 42 would change last year at $1.4 million, is lead to 4-1 at the tail end of the guaranteed of at least doubling “ In sports you have to have issue. some of the requirements in seeking $2,079 million. The Mets second, the Whalers erupted for their salaries, an effect of the controversy,” Pleau said after “ We sat in here and dis­ Proposition 48, which went into countered with $1,675 million. five unanswered goals in the third frenzied free-agent market and the Whalers’ thrilling 6-4 cussed it,” Ferraro explained. effect prior to the 1986-87 school Gooden and his agent Jim period for the win. collusion rulings against owners. come-from-behind win. “ I “ There’s a lot of ribbing that year. Proposition 48 requires that Neader had planned to ask for It marked the first time in the “ Whatever union official or think controversy in tough goes on. Sometimes it doesn’t incoming freshmen have a 2.0 about $1.96 million, but raised club’s NHL history that it had player agent .said salary arbitra­ times is what makes you better take much to cross a fine line. grand-point average and a min­ their number to over $2 million tion is a no-lose proposition will rallied from a four-goal deficit to a a team. Unfortunately, what We just have to cut that stuff imum score of 700 on the SAT or 15 after an early-morning talk with win. Montreal (32-12-6), which . *< •- certainly be proven right, judging happens in this game is you down a little bit. As far as on the ACT to be eligible to play. the Major League Baseball Play­ owns the best record in the NHL, by the numbers,” said Barry spend a lot of time together everyone in the room is So-called “ partial qualifiers,” ers Association. had gone 13-1 in its 14 games prior Rona, head of the owners’ Player and there’s a lot of kidding and concerned, it’s dust under the those who satisfy only one of the “ We have discussed various to last night. Relations Committee. “ I think .joking going on. Sometimes, rug. Maybe in the long run it requirements, could receive a factors and I would call the figure “ Nothing but determination, the club numbers are high, but we all have a tendency to go too will help us.” scholarship but, like a non­ we selected a meeting of minds.” effort and desire,” Whaler Coach generally realistic in terms of qualifier, couldn’t play or prac­ Neader said, Larry Pleau said after seeing his today’s market.” tice during the freshman year Puckett is asking $2.15 million club end a three-game losing “ One of the unfortunate prob­ Goals by Ferraro and Dean back in the hockey gam e,” Pleau and would sacrifice one year of and the Minnesota Twins offered streak. lems with salary arbitration is Evason sliced the Canadien lead said. eligibility. $1.9 million. He made $1.21 The seemingly unyielding Ca­ that clubs, generally, carefully to 4-3 with 13:09 remaining. WHALER NOTES - The last Proposition 42 was designed to million last season. nadiens unraveled in the third \ evaluate and put in very realistic Dineen’s equalizer came two time the Whalers defeated the close the “ partial-qualifier” loop­ Jose Canseco, the American period and drew back-to-back Reginald PInto/Mancheater Herald salary numbers and the players minutes later on the power play. Canadiens in the regular season hole which, according to NCAA League Most Valuable Player, penalties following the Whalers’ know that they can, generally Norm Maciver threaded a pass was on March 27, 1988. Montreal estimates, had allowed some wants $1.64 million and the tying and go-ahead goals by HAIR RAISER — Glastonbury High’s their CCC interdivision clash Thursday speaking, count on a very realis­ across the crease area to Dineen. had won the first five meetings 1,800 athletes to receive..scholar­ Oakland Athletics proposed $1.3 Kevin Dineen and rookie Jody Sue Egan grabs the basketball in front of night at Clarke Arena. The Indians tic club number,” Rona said, “ so who slammed the puck into the this season, including Wednesday ships the last three years. million. Canseco was paid Hull, respectively. Manchester’s Lisa Cartier (21) during they consciou.sly highball in the net for the 4-4 tie. when it took a 3-1 verdict at the AP photo The NCAA Academic Require­ triumphed, 49-24. $355,000 la.st year. “ They usually don’t make hopes that they can either extract Forum. . . Hull added two assists ments Committee “wanted no mistakes like that,” Ray Fer­ Just 28 seconds after that on Adams Division-ieading Canadiens. It additional dollars in terms of a “ It was lower than we ex­ to go along with his game-winning COVERING UP — Hartford goalie Mike changes made in Proposition 48.” raro, who had a goal and two another power play. Hull flicked settlement or, if necessary, go to pected,” agent Dennis Gilbert goal. The three points were his Liut covers the puck as Mike Keane of was Hartford’s first win against Montreal the statement said, adding that assists, said. “ They’re not God. home the rebound from Ferraro’s arbitration and reach new plea- said. “ I expected $1.35 million.” first points of 1989. .. Dineen won the Montreal Canadiens closes in during in six tries this year. Hartford, which is “ the majority of the Division I Manchester girls rebound; They’re not perfect. If you play stuff attempt for the game- teus because they work on the The highest salary e v e r the “ Top Gun” award given by chief executive officers of the inspired hockey, you never know winner. Dineen added an empty- the first period Thursday night at the still in fourth place in the Adams assumption that they cannot and awarded in arbitration was $1,975 the Hartford Insurance Group as Presidents Commission what’s going to happen.” net goal from mid-ice with 25 Civic Center. The Whalers rallied from a Division, hosts Wayne Gretzky and the will not lose every case.” million to Don Mattingly of the a result of leading the Whalers in concurred,” After a scoreless first period, seconds left. Los Angeles Kings Saturday night at Hershiser, the Cy Young New York Yankees in 1987. The scoring through the first 40 games 4-0 deficit with five goals in the final NCAA president Albert M. Portland topples Coventry the Canadiens tallied four unans­ “ We just kept plugging away,” winner and World Series Most most ever sought was $2,105 of the season. Dineen registered period to pull out a 6-4 decision over the 7:30 at the Civic Center. Witte and Martin Massengale. wered goals in the second, two off Dineen. who leads the club with 27 Valuable Player, was offered $2 million by Toronto’s George Bell 21 goals and 23 assists for 44 chairman of the Presidents Com­ the stick of Mats Naslund Tip­ goals, said. “ I think our power Manchester High girls’ basket­ rebounds and 7 steals for Coven­ million by Los Angeles. The last year and the most offered points during the first 40 games, mission. “ will recommend to the pett’s goal, a vicious one-time play played well in the third. This are still in fourth place, three ball team, coming off a 32-point try while Maura Danehy ripped Dodgers’ offer was the most ever was $1.85 million by the Chicago edging out captain Ron Francis 16-1-3 in his last 20 starts. . baudeau. Stephane Richer and NCAA Council and the Division I slapshot, with 1:21 left in the kind of character win will get us setback to Windham two nights H.S. Roundup 15 rebounds off the boards. in arbitration, as is Hershiser’s Cubs to Andre Dawson in 1988. who had 16 goals and 27 assists for .Whaler scratches were Joel Eric Desjardins. . The three points ahead of last-place Quebec membership of the Presidents period, proved to be big. on a bit of a roll.” before, turned things around and PORTLAND (52) — Nancy Barrett 2 proposed $1,325 million raise. Dawson got the biggest raise, 43 points. . . Whaler goalie Mike Quenneville, Adam Burt, Tom stars were 1. Hull, 2. Ferraro, 3. and five behind third-place Buf­ Commission that legi.slation be “ I think the goal that David got “ At the beginning of the season, ambushed Glastonbury High, 49- 2- 2 7, Jen Hein 7 3-617, Deana SalamoneIf Hershiser wins, he will be $1.15 million. Liut was 2-7-1 in his last 10 starts Martin and Grant Jennings. Naslund. . .Francis extended his falo. Hartford hosts the Los introduced at the next convention 3 10-14 16, Sue Coleman 1 2-2 4, Shannon was big. It gave us a spark.” when we got behind three goals Angeles Kings and Wayne 24, Thursday night at Clarke Coventry High girls’ basketball O'Nell 3 0-1 6, Amy Scott 0 0-0 0, Jen baseball’s highest-paid player Seven players were offered prior to last night’s game while Canadien scratches were Craig point streak to eight straight to postpone any changes” until a Pleau said. we usually didn’t get ourselves Gretzky Saturday night at 7:30. Arena in Central Connecticut team Thur.sday night. Host Por­ Wiley 1 0-0 2. Totals 17 17-26 52. this year. salary cuts by their teams. The Canadien goalie Patrick Roy was Ludwig. Bob Gainey. Gilles Thi- games. . .The Whalers (18-24-3) study of Prop 48 is completed, COVENTRY (39) — Brenda Tha- Conference interdivision play. tland High outscored the Patri­ lacker 5 1-3 11, Corine Caolanello0 2-2 2, “ If we go to arbitration the highest was $67,500 proposed by “ In my judgment, the potential Manchester, 6-3, is back in ots, 16-5, in the third .stanza to Maura Danehy 3 2-5 8, Nektarla GItsIs 1 figure that we have presented to the New York MetstoTim Teufel, negative impacts that changes ... 0-0 2, Mollle Jacobson 1 0-2 2, Chrlssy Orel certainly should not ... get action tonight at 7:30 on the road wipe out a halftime deficit en Gagnon 0 0-0 0, Stacie Renfro 4 0-0 8, while Boston’s Oil Can Boyd and could have on young people who against CCC East foe South route to a 52-39 victory in Charter Johanna VanKruInlngen 0 0-0 0, Jenna anyone upset. It represents a Detroit’s Dwayne Murphy were want to pursue a college educa­ Windsor High. Glastonbury slides Oak Conference play. Haynes 0 0-0 0, Janet Werfel 0 0-0 0, $900,000 raise.” Dodgers general offered $25,000 cuts. Eight play­ tion and participate in athletics Michelle Dixon 3 0-0 6. Totals 17 5-12 39. Super Bowl combatants anxious for THE game to .3-6 with the loss. The win was the seventh in a 3-polnt goals: P- Barrett. manager Fred Claire said. “ It ers, including San Francisco’s outweighs any need to amend this “ Exams are over and it row for the Highlanders, pushing Halftime: 28-23 Coventry, would be one of the large.st Scott Garrelts, were offered the legislation before all data on the Bv Barry Wllner for the last week is mental showed,” said Manchester Coach them to 8-1 in the COC and 11-2 arbitration raises in history. No same salary they made in 1988. to Jerry Rice. He’s not in Jerry’s first five years of the survey have The Associated Press preparation.” added Jeff Fuller, Joe DePasqua. “ Our focus was on overall. The loss snaps a four- player has ever received a $2 Only Bill Krueger, who pitched class, doesn’t come close. been collected an studied.” Witte Boys Swimming the ultra-physical strong safety. the gam e.” game winning streak for the million figure in arbitration.” in the Dodgers’ minor league “ Billups makes more noise said. Arbitration hearings will be MIAMI — Somewhere, out “ Except for healing up, there Senior co-captains Tina Stone defending state Class S champion Buikeiey tops MHS system, is assured of no raise than the law allows. He’s a big held Feb. 1-20, although a major­ there, is a football game. THE can’t be much physically you and Lisa Cartier had strong Patriots and .sends them to 6-3 in from his $175,000 salary. He asked talker. But he’s been quiet this Visiting Buikeiey High of Hart­ ity of cases are likely to be settled football game. have to do. outings for the Indians. Stone had the COC. 10-4 overall. for $165,000 and the Pirates I S H l week.” ford took home an 88-82 verdict beforehand offered $140,000. a game-high 14 points while Stone Coventry’s next game is Mon­ For the Cincinnati Bengals and “ The key is not to lose the focus, McEnroe over Manchester High in boys’ Until Thursday. added 9 along with 10 rebounds. day at 5 p.m. against RHAMHigh Last year. 104 players traded Pete Incaviglia of Texas had San Francisco 49ers, Sunday and even with all this stuff going on, swimming action Thursday after­ “ He has no class, that’s all,” Manchester outscored the To­ in Hebron. numbers — 14 seeking more than the biggest money difference. He the Super Bowl can’t arrive soon there, put up with this. By now, I all the press and all the noon at the Indian pool. Billups said of McKyer. “ He had mahawks. 12-2, in the second What happened in the third $1 million — but only 18 cases is asking $828,000 and the enough. have to admit, you get a little questions.” a winner The loss drops Manchester to a couple of picks (interceptions), quarter to assume a 25-12 half­ quarter? “ I wish I knew,” ans­ went to hearings. The Dodgers Rangers offered $475,000. He “ Right now. I ’m ready to go tired of it. Practice comes as a Except for Rice, every key 3- 2 for the season with its next so he feels like that gives him the MELBOURNE. Australia (AP) time bulge. “ Cheryl Fowler, wered Coventry Coach Ray Dim- settled all 13 of their cases. made $275,000 la.st season. home,” said cornerback Eric relief.” player is healthy. Including Rice, meet Tuesday at 4 p.m. at home right to talk. I think he’s just more — John McEnroe kept his temper Shelly Dieterle’s .seven rebounds mock. “ We couldn’t buy a basket Wright, one of six 49ers seeking a they’re all anxious to get down to against Hall High of West Except when shoving matches immature than probably anyb­ in check and defeated stubborn and Trish O’Connell enabled our (in the third quarter). We mi.ssed Hartford. third N F L crown this decade. “ I break out? business. pressure to give them trouble in two layups on con.secutive trips Cincinnati Bengals San Francisco 49ers ody over here. Australian Brod Dyke in four sets Mark Flores had a personal wish we had come in on Friday “ Nah, that’s just how we keep “ The best thing for me is today to advance to the third the second period.” DePasqua down the court and had seven 12 wins. 4 losses 10 wins. 6 losses best clocking in taking fiRh in the and been able to treat this like a track of Krumrie.” Munoz said having the time to get my ankle .said. turnovers. We only had six shots “If he came over here and round of the Australian Open 500 freestyle and was on the regular week.” with a laugh. strong,” the 49ers’ game­ w Phoenix 21-14 w New Orleans 34-33 played, I don’t think he’d play on tennis championship. Erin Heafy netted 10 points to in the quarter.” It became a regular week for Keeping track of Krumrie and breaking receiver said. “ But if I Portland, meanwhile, was put­ winning relay. Egils Ramans and w Phlleiletphia 2$-«4 W N.Y. Giants 20-17 nickel here, so he’s got to use his McEnroe, bidding to win his lead Glastonbury. Brian Parkany each was a triple the Bengals on Wednesday when other strategies pertinent to the was 100 (percent), I ’d want to get mouth.” first Grand Slam event since the Manchester also took the junior ting up 16 points, led by Jen Hein w Pittsburgh 17-12 L Atlanta 17-34 (6) and Deana Salamone (5) to winner for Manchester. All-Pro nose tackle Tim Krumrie game were not main topics of at it now.” Billups began predicting out­ 1984 U.S. Open, subdued Dyke 6-2, varsity game, 44-10. Amy Shu­ W Ssatlie 3B-7 erase a 28-23 halftime deficit. tangled with tackle Brian Blados conversation Thursday. The Since they can’t get at it until w Cievefend 24-17 comes late in the season and 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 after questioning a maker had 10 points and Sheryl Results: during practice. players have answered enough the “ Welcome to Florida” salute, w Detroit 20-13 number of line calls but maintain­ O’Connell 8 for the 7-0 young Dimmock credited a change of 200 medley relay: 1. MHS (Brian w L.A. Raiders 45-21 didn’t hedge on a Super Bowl Cromble, Eric Fleming, Eglis Ramans, “ That usually happens to me on questions about those things — hosted by Burt Reynolds: the ing his composure. Indians. defen.se by the Highlanders for w H.V.dXV Oakland, 27 Philadelphia, 10 Ivan Calderon 475,000 312,500 The official, discussing a series of Reagan will come.” SuperSonIcs 124, Rockets 108: Chicago 12 27 7 31 171 208 shots-21 soyes). Toronto, Bester, 7-9-1 (Xiyton 65, St. Louis 63 Carlton Fisk 1,450,000 1,200400 lead. N Smvthe Division Illinois 75, Northwestern 70 pardons on grounds he not be identified publicly, in Sacramento. The Kings won, 112-106. Elsewhere, it was Chicago 112, Seattle outscored Houston 70-49 in (41-38). 1980-X IV Pittsburgh, 31 L.A. Rams, 19 Ozzle Guillen 850,000 700400 Hornacek, whose previous high Calgary 30 10 7 67 202 132 A— 15,896. Indiana 61, Wisconsin 58, OT Cleveland said that Steinbrenner’s pardon was among 10 Miami 108: Sacramento 112. New the middle two periods and Los Angeles 27 17 3 57 242 196 Referee— Bob Myers. Linesmen— Ohio St. 102, Iowa 91 was 24 points, made 11 of 15shots, 1 97 9 -X lll Pittsburgh, 35 Dallas, 31 Tom Candlotti SeOAOO 470400 the president approved on Tuesday and York 106; Seattle 124, Houston Xavier McDaniel sebred 29 points Edmonton 24 18 5 53 206 174 Ron Asselstine, Ron Finn. Wichita St. 97, Indiana St. 63 Joe Carter 1430,000 1,115400 m ostly from outside. Tom Vancouyer 18 23 6 42 148 151 Xavier, Ohio 81, Evansville 73 108: Phoenix 126, Charlotte 112 points in helping the Sonics to 1978-XII Dallas, 27 Denver, 10 Brad Havens 310400 190400 Wednesday. Upshaw payments legit Chambers had 31 points and 13 Winnipeg 16 18 9 41 170 185 SOUTHWEST Oddibe McDowell 420AOO 375400 and Washington 115. San Antonio their 14th consecutive home court Thursday's Oomes lslanders4.Kings2 Georgia Southern 70, Texos-San Antonio Steinbrenner. principal owner of the New York rebounds for the Suns and John­ 1B77.XI Oakland, 32 Minnesota, 14 Dotrolt triumph. Calgary 7, Boston 2 61 Dwavne Murphy 450400 Yankees, pleaded guilty in 1974 to charges of MIAMI (AP) — One of Gene Upshaw’s top 112. Minnesota 3, Toronto 3, tie Houston Baptist 101, Georgia St. 92 350400 son fini.shed with 24 points. Kelly Los Angeles 0 0 2— 2 1976-X Pittsburgh, 21 Dallas, 17 Gary Pettis 475,000 400400 conspiring to violate federal election laws in aides at the N FL Players Association, says a Brad Daugherty added 25 Houston led 30-25 after one Hartford 6, Montreal 4 McNeese St. 75, SW Texas St. 69 Pat Sheridan 470400 Tripucka scored 27 points for Quebec 5, New Jersey 4 N.Y. Islanders 2 1 1—4 Sam Houston St.70,Stephen F. Austln64 377,300 connection with corporate campaign $100,000 loan by the union to Upshaw was only points as Cleveland won its third period but Seattle hit 28 of 40 shots Rrst Period— 1, New York, Sutter 17 1 9 7 S 4 X Pittsburgh, 16 Minnesota, 6 Kansas City Charlotte, which lost its fourth New York Islanders 4, Los Angeles 2 Jim Elsenreich 140400 contributions. deferred payment on Upshaw’s contract as the straight game. The Cavaliers for 70 percent in the second and New York Rangers 5, St. Louis 0 (Volek, Norton), 7:18 (pp). 2, New York, Southern Meth. 67, Rice 57 100400 consecutive home game. LoFontalne 24 ((Jalgarno, King), 18:42 1 9 7 4 -V lli Miami, 24 Minnesota, 7 Steve Farr 625400 575400 union’s executive director, outrebounded Indiana 45-38 with third quarters and opened a 95-79 Friday's Gomes Stetson 80, HardIn-SImmons 54 AAark Gubicza 1,425,000 Steinbrenner paid a $1,6.000 fine, but served no Chlcogoiat Detroit, 7:35 p.m. (pp). Penalties— Duchesne, LA (cross­ Tulsa 64, W. Kentucky 56 1,275400 Up.shaw, who made $1.67,000 in 1986 as union Larry Nance grabbing 18 to go lead. Dale Ellis’ jump shot put the Bullets 115, Spurs 112: At checking), 6:58; Taylor, LA (tripping), 1B 78.V II MamI, 14 Washington,? Kurt Stillwell 475400 425400 time. New Jersey at Washington, 8:05 p.m. FAR WEST Uonnv Tartabull 1470,000 boss, according to the union’s latest report filed with his 18 points. Reggie Miller Sonics ahead for good at 39-38 and Landover. Md., Jeff Malone Pittsburgh at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. 18:18. Arizona 97, Southern Cal 69 900400 Second Period— 3, New York, Flotlev 4 1972-VI Dallas, 24 Miami, 3 Milwaukee with the Labor Department. was less specific at a led Indiana with 24 points and triggered a 22-12 run that gave scored 29 points for Washington Philadelphia at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Brigham Young 89, Air Force 88, OT Rob Deer 815400 675400 Saturday's Games (Pllon), 16:13. Penalties— McBean, LA Cal-Irvine 64, Fresno St. 61 Fadeev men’s champion news conference 'Thursday, saying: “ How about rookie center Rik Smits added 20. them a 59-50 halftime lead. and Bernard King added 22 and Buffalo at Boston, 1:35 p.m. (hooking), 5:38; Kerr, NY (tripping), •tB T l-V BsWmora, 16 Oailas,l3 Ted HIguera 1475,000 1,350400 Cal-^nta Barbara 70, Pacific U. 64, OT Paul MIrabella 275400 160400 Minnesota at New York Islanders, 7:05 11:22; Richmond, LA, mlnor-miscondurt California 75, Stanford 64 money owed to me?’ Chuck Person had a triple-double Seattle broke the game open had a key steal in the closing p.m. (roughing), 15:34; Gilbert, NY, mlnor- 1970-1V Kansas City, 23 Minnesota, 7 Juan Nieves 390400 350400 BIRMINGHAM. England (AP) — Aleksander Colorado St. 63, Utah 49 Dan Plesac 845,000 675400 But Doug Allen, the assistant executive for the Pacers with 17 points. 10 with a 16-7 run in a three-minute seconds. San Antonio has lost Calgary at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. mlsconduct (roughing), 15:34. Fullerton St. 82, San Jose St. 60 Fadeev used a sensational free-skating program Third Period— 4, Los Angeles, Tonelll 1969411 N.Y.JatS,16 Baitbnora,7 Bill Wegman 472,500 375400 director of the union, said that the payment, rebounds and 10 assists. span of the third period for a 77-60 seven straight games, including Los Angeles at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Idaho St. 65, E. Washington 64 Minnesota that included eight triple jumps to retain the Pittsburgh at Edmonton, 8:05 p.m. 24, 16:06. 5, Los Angeles, Tonelll 25 Montana 78, N. Arizona 75, 20T reportedly under investigation by the federal Cleveland took the lead for good lead. Nate McMillan led the way five on the road. Malone scored 15 Toronto at Montreol, 8:05 p.m. (Gretzky, Robitallle), 17:15. 6, New York, 1968-11 Green Bay, 33 Oakland, 14 Keith Atherton 500,000 400400 men’s title at the European Figure Skating Volek 16 (Larson), 19:38 (en). Penalties— Nev.-Las Vegas 102, Utah St. 80 Greg (Sagne 59S400 535400 government, was owed to Upshaw because the 32-31 with 9:33 left in the second with six points and two steals. points in the second half, includ­ New York Rangers at Vancouyer, 8:05 Nevoda-Reno 102, Montana St. 89 Don Glodden 675400 550400 Championships Thursday. P.m. Jonsson, N Y (tripping), 6:15; McSorlev, dreenBay, 35 Kansas CKy,10 New Mexico 81, Hawaii union couldn’t afford to pay him the amount he quarter on a pair of free throws by Akeem Olajuwon led Houston ing a pair of free throws that put Philadelphia at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. LA, malor (fighting), 12:12; Pllon, NY, Steve Lombardozzt 245AOO 200400 The 2.6-year-old Soviet received four perfect malor (fighting), 12:12; Taylor, LA Oregon 67, Washington St. 49 KIrbv Puckett 2,150,000 1,900,000 had negotiated when he first became executive Daugherty. 'The Cavaliers led by with 25 points, Otis Thorpe had 20 the Bullets ahead 108-107 with Chicogo at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. 1 S O U R C E ; National Football League InfoGraphica © 1969 North America Syndicate, Inc. | Oregon St. 71, Washington 70 marks of 6.0 for artistic impression after a Sunday's Games (roughing), 13:08; DIduck, NY (rough­ New York director in 1983. 12 in the third quarter before the and Mike Woodson 18. 1:44 remaining. Washington got Texos-EI Paso 76, San Diego St. 65 Charles Hudson 580400 475400 Detroit at Washington, noon ing), 13:06. UCLA 94, Arizona St. 84 dazzling program set to the pounding music of Two reports last week said that Upshaw was Pacers cut it to 81-76 at the end of Bulls 112, Heat 108: At Miami. two free throws by John Williams Boston pt Buffalo, 1:05 p.m. Shots on goal— Los Angeles 10-4-9— 23. Mike Pagllarulo 690400 535400 New York 11-18-9— 38. Weber St. 60, Boise St. 59 Joel Skinner 240,000 165400 Mussorgsky. being investigated by federal agencies for what the period. Michael Jordan scored 34 points and a layup by Steve Colter to Power-play Opportunities— Los An­ Oakland Grzegorz Filipowski of Poland took the silver was reported as a six-figure loan to him from the The closest Indiana got. how­ for Chicago as Miami resumed its take a 112-107 lead with 1:06 left. NHL results geles Oof 2; New York 2 of 3. Cavaliers 113. Pacers 106 Big East standings Jose Canseco 1440,000 1,300,000 medal, while the bronze went to Petr Barna of union in 1987, the year of the 24-day players strike ever. was in the final period was season after a one-game interrup­ It was 11.3-112, but King made Goalies— Los Angeles, Healy, 20-11-0 (37 Basketball Big East Conference O'oll Mike Gallego 240400 175400 shots-34 saves). New York, Hrudev, 11-19-2 CLEVELAND (113) W L W L Curt Young 635400 510400 Czechoslovakia. that ended with the union filing an antitrust suit. 85-82 with 10:30 remaining. tion caused by riots in a neighbor­ two free throws with 12 seconds Seattle Whalers 6, Canadians 4 (23-21). Nance 8-14 2-5 18, Sanders 510 0-0 10, Seton Hall 4 1 16 1 Upshaw denied it then, and denied it again “ When Mark is shooting the hood near the Miami Arena, It remaining, then stole Darwin A— 14,552. Daugherty 514 9-12 25, Harper 411 45 12, Georgetown 3 1 13 1 Steve BalbonI 800400 500400 Referee— Mark Faucette. Linesmen— Price 12-16 55 29, J.WIIIIams 2-6 1-1 5, Providence 3 2 13 2 Scott Brodlev 330400 225400 Green leads Phoenix golf Thursday. ball like that you have to look at was the Bulls’ sixth straight Cook’s pass to seal the victory. Montreal 0 4 0—4 Pat Ciopuzzo, Dan McCourt. NBA standings Eh lo 541 -27, Dudley 1-404)2, Valentine 1 -453 St. John's 3 2 11 4 Darnell Coles 525400 425400 “ I have not received a loan. Period” he said. the guys who are looking to pass victory and ninth in the past 11 Alvin Robertson led the Spurs Hartford 0 1 5— 6 5. Totals 44-83 2533 113. Pittsburgh 2 2 9 6 AAork L-ongston 1,500,000 1,200400 First Period— None. Penalties— INDIANA (106) Connecticut 2 3 10 4 Jim Presley 695400 635400 SCOTTSDALE. Ariz. (AP) - Ken Green " I ’m confident I haven’t done anything wrong to him.” Cleveland coach I^nny games. The expansion Heat is with 30 points. Robertson, Har (high-sticking), 5:17; M ar­ RangersS.BIuesO EASTERN CONFERENCE Person7-152-217,H.WIMIams2-7547,Smlts Vlllanova 2 3 10 7 Harold Reynolds 675400 500400 completed an 8-under-par 63 Thursday, moments and the players are aware of it” tinson, Mon (tripping), 12:24; Tippett, Har Atlantic Division 8-15 4-4 20, Miller 1518 1-1 24,Skiles58 Boston College 1 3 7 6 Dave Valle 365400 225400 (slashing), 15:45; Walter, Mon (tripping), W L Pet. GB 53 14, Fleming 57 2-2 8, Tisdale 514 04) 16, Syracuse Texas before darkness halted play in the first round of 18:00. N.Y. Rangers 1 1 3— 5 New York 25 13 .658 — Long 0-0510, Gray 510-00, DrelllngO-10-00. Jose Guzman 470400 370400 the $700,000 Phoenix Open Golf Tournament. Second Period— 1, Montreal, Naslund20 St, Louis 0 0 (V-« Phllodelphia 21 16 .568 31/3 Totals 45861517106. Saturday's (Himes Pete Incoviglla 828,000 475400 Geno Petralll Green, a two-time winner last year, held a Athlete had unusual pact Flames douse the Bruins (Smith, Robinson), 2:28. 2, Montreal, First Period— 1, New York, Show 4 Boston 16 20 .444 8 UConn at (Georgetown (Cap Centre), 2 365400 225400 Smith 21 (Naslund, Robinson), 9:35. 3, (Erixon, Mullen), 7:43 (sh). Penalties— New Jersey 15 22 .405 9'/3 Cleveland 24 30 27 32— 113 p.m. Jeff Russell 475400 360400 one-stroke lead with nine players stranded by Toronto RALEIGH. N.C. (A P) — An unusual contract Nordlques 5, Devils 4: Ken Montreal, Courtnall 11 (Syoboda, Green), DeBlols, N Y (hooking), 6:13; Evans, StL, Washington 12 23 , 343 11V2 Indiana 25 19 32 30— 106 Vlllanova at Arizona, 2 p.m. darkness on the TPC course at Scottsdale. By The Associated Press 10:22. 4, Montreal, Naslund 21 (Courtnall, mlnor-malor (roughing, fighting), 10:22; Charlotte 10 28 .263 15 5Polnt goals— Miller 3, Price 2, Person, Syracuse at Notre Dame, noon Tony Fernandez 1,425,000 1400,000 involving a North Carolina State University McRae scored his first two goals Hardy, NY, malor (fighting), 10:22; Central Division Sklles. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Kelly Gruber 525,000 400400 They are scheduled to return at 7:4.6 a m., Syoboda), 13:01. 5, Hartford, Tippett 10 St. John's at Boston College, 8 p.m. basketball player. Coach Jim Valvano and the of the season and Quebec scored (Ferroro, Hull), 18:39. Penalties— Wheeldon, N Y (hooking), 13:25; Kennedy, Cleveland 28 7 .800 — Cleveland 52 (NoncelS), Indiana 42 (Person Providence at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Tom Henke 1450400 900400 MST, Friday to complete first-round play. The Mark Hunter .scored four goals, NHL Roundup Carbonneau, Mon (hooking), 6:33; N Y (holding), 16:55, Detroit 24 11 .686 4 10). Assists— Cleveland 29 (PrIceE,, Indiana Sunday's Games Jimmy Key 1,350,000 1,200400 school’s chancellor allowed the player to be three times in the second period NATIONAL LEAGUE second round will be played as scheduled, also leading the Calgary Flames past Corson, Mon (hIgh-stIckIng), 19:23; Gilch­ Second Period— 2, New York, Mullen 22 Milwaukee 22 12 .647 5'/3 31 (Person 10). Total fouls— Cleveland New Hampshire College at Seton Hall, readmitted after having been suspended because to beat New Jersey for the second rist, Mon (roughing), 19:23; Eyason, Har (KIslo, Leetch), 8:57 (pp). Penalties— Atlanta 23 14 .622 6 11, Indiana 26. Technicals— J.WIIIIams, 2 p.m. Atlanta beginning at 7:4.6 a m. the Boston Bruins. 7-2, Thursday (roughing), 19:23. Greschner, N Y (hooking), 3:30; Lalor, Chicago 22 14 .611 6'/2 Person, Cleveland lllegol defense 2. A — Albert Hall 310400 250400 of poor grades, according to a published nato. a rookie, got his 30th goal time in three nights. Monday's Game Scott Hoch. Mark McCumber and Ted Schulz night at Boston Garden. StL (tripping), 8:22; Federko, StL (hook­ Indiana 9 27 .250 19'/2 10,037. St. John's at Georgetown, 7:30 p.m. Dion James 540400 400400 reported. and added an assist, giving him McRae snapped a 2-2 tie at Third Period— 6, Hartford, Ferraro 20 ing), 14:35; Gronato, NY (tripping), WESTERN CONFERENCE Tuesday's Games Gerald Perry 700400 62S400 had 64s in the near-perfect conditions. Hunter, who had scored only Chorlle Puleo 350400 300400 In interviews with The News and Observer of nine goals and five assists in five 13; 38 of the second period when he (Hull, Babych), 3:52. 7, Hartford, Eyoson 5 18:27. Midwest Division Boston College at Syracuse, 8 p.m. Howard Twitty was one of five players tied at seven goals previously this sea­ (Robertson), 6:51. 8, Hartford, DIneen 26 Third Period— 3, New York, Gronato 30 W L Pet. GB Bulls 12. Heat 108 Providence at Miam i (Fla), 8 p.m. Andres Thomos 500400 450400 Raleigh, several university officials acknowl­ games. took a pass from Marc Fortier (Wilson, Sandstrom), 1:05; 4, New York, Houston 22 15 .595 — Chicago 6,6. Also at 6-under were Jim Gallagher. Corey son, scored one goal in the first (Maclyer, Francis), 9:07 (pp). 9, Hartford, Vlllanova at St. Joseph's, 8:30 p.m. edged that such a contract existed, but would not Froese led the NHL with five and lifted the puck over Devils Hull 5 (Ferraro), 9:35 (pp) 10, Sandstrom 16 (Wilson, Gronato), 6:59. 5, Utah 22 15 . 595 — CHICAGO (112) Wednesday's (Himes Curtis Wllkerson 410,000 340400 Pavin, Billy Glasson and Mark Lye. period, two in the second and one Hartford, DIneen 27 (Cote), 19:35 (en). New York, Erixon 4 (Hardy, Wheeldon), Dallas 19 16 .543 2 Pittsburgh at Seton Hall, 8 p.m. Cincinnati identify the player. shutouts in 198.6-86 while with goaltender Bob Sauve’s glove. 17:41. Penalties— Kennedy, NY, malor Denver 20 17 . 541 2 Holey 552-28, Plppen576-616, Cartwright Tom Browning 1,125,000 810400 in the third. Penalties— Svobodo, Mon (delay of 414 04) 8, Jordan 1425 48 34,Poxson4-9 Saturday, Jan. 28 Katherine Klein, an associate professor of Doug Gilmoiir gave Calgary Philadelphia, but hadn’t had any McRae scored his second goal at game), I:M; Skrudland, Mon (holding), (fighting), 5.15; Ewen, StL, malor (fight­ San Antonio 10 27 ,270 12 04)8, Sellers 512-22, Corzlne4-504)8, Vincent St. John's at UConn (Civic Center), 1 Eric Davis 1,650,000 1,150400 8:05; Carbonneau, Mon (unsportsmanlike ing), 5:15; P.Cavalllnl, StL (roughing), Miami 4 32 .111 17'/2 p.m. John Franco 1400400 950400 psychology who served on the admissions the lead and Bob Joyce tied it for since. 16:28 of the third period on an 6:59; Patrick, NY (high-sticking), 18:13. 4102-214, Hodges 582-214. Totals4584 2522 Danny Jackson 1,115400 865,000 ATP Tour takes shape conduct), 9:07; Syoboda, Mon, minor- Paelfie Division 112. Boston College at Seton Hall, 1 p.m. committee in 1986-87 and who is now chairman of Islanders 4, Kings 2: Brent off-balance shot for a 5-3 lead. game misconduct (unsportsmanlike con­ Shots on goal— New York 8-11-14— M. St. L.A. Lakers 26 12 .684 — Jeff Reed 210400 135400 Boston before Hunter scored his M IA M I (108) Georgetown at LSU, 2 p.m. NEW YORK (A P) — Moscow and Beijing will Sutter and Pat LaFontaine Maple Leafs 3, North Stars 3: duct), 9:35; Lawton, Har (holding), 12:20; Louis 12-11-10— 33. Phoenix 22 14 .611 3 Long 55 2-2 2, Thompson 48 2-2 14, Providence at Syracuse, 8 p.m. Jose Rllo 525400 375400 the panel, said she remembered the contract fir.st goal at 14:21. Robertson, Har (holding), 15:15. Power-play Opportunities— New York 1 Seattle 22 14 .611 3 Selkoly 7-14 1-1 16, Sparrow 12-18 1-1 27, Pittsburgh at Vlllanova, 8 p.m. Houston hold men’s professional tennis tournaments in involving Chancellor Bruce Poulton, Valvano scored first-period power-play Daniel Marois scored with 1:20 of 4; St. Louis 0 of 6. Portland 20 16 .556 5 Juan Agosto 560,000 405400 After Glen Wesley retied it. Shots on goal— Montreal 9-11-7— 77. Sundvold 7-14 04) 14, Edwards 1-5 1-2 3, 1990, while events in New York. Boston, Dallas and the student. The student was suspended in goals and New York shut down remaining in regulation to give Hartford 12-8-14-34. Goalies— New York, Froese, 6-5-3 (33 Golden State 18 16 .529 6 Hastings 53539, Cummings3-6006, Upshaw Glenn Davis 1,085400 875400 Hunter scored at 9:47 of the Power-play Opportunities— Montreal 0 shots-33 saves). St. Louis, RIendeau, 6-9-4 Sacramento 11 24 .314 13'/3 575110, Neal 1-31-13, Mitchell 2-3524.Totals Jim Deshales 495,000 415400 and Detroit will be dropped from the new tour run the fall of 1986 and readmitted the next semester. second period and again at 12:04 the NHL’s highest-scoring of­ Toronto its tie with Minnesota. (33-28). L.A. Clippers 10 28 .263 16 Bill Hatcher 550,000 460400 of 4; Hartford 2 of 8. 47-8611-15108. by the Association of Tennis Professionals. “ Given the circumstances. I ’m sure everyone to make it 4-2. He scored again at fense, becoming the final team in Marois took a passout from the Goolles— Montreal, Roy, 19-4-3 (33shots- A— 12,362. Thursdoy's Games Chicago 24 37 29 22— 112 Rec Hoop Los Angeles 28 saves). Hartford, Llut, 8-14-1 (27-23). Referee— Denis Morel. Linesmen— Gord Washington 115, San Antonio 112 Miami 29 25 18 36— 108 Dove Anderson 450400 375400 "The fans will be the biggest winners with a on the committee thought it was the best way to 2:48 of the third period. the league to reach 30 points. corner by Vincent Damphousse A— 13,993. Broseker, Jerry Pateman. Phoenix 126, Charlotte 112 5Polnt goals— Hodges 2, Sparrow 2, Rick Dempsey 495,000 365,000 tour that is better organized, an ‘official game’ Sutter and LaFontaine gavethe and backhanded a 25-foot shot Chicago 112, Miami 108 Orel Hershlser 2,425,000 2,000400 handle the situation.” the newspaper quoted her Rangers 5, Blues 0: Bob Froese Referee— Andy vanHellemond. Selkaly. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— that is easier to understand and a system that has Islanders an early lead. The between goaltender Jon Casey’s Linesmen— Kevin Collins, M ark Vines. Cleveland 113, Indiana 106 Chicago 39 (Cartwright, Corzine 7), Tim Leary 670400 525400 as saying in today’s editions. recorded his first shutout in three Seattle 124, Houston 108 Miami 45 (Selkaly 10). Assists— Chicago X-Ray Seoroge 175400 125400 the support of the players,’’ Hamilton Jordan, Kings, who came in averaging legs for his 15th goal of the season. Sacramento 112, New York 106 Montreal Asked if she thought the athlete had been given seasons as the Rangers took over 27 (Paxson 8), Miami 23 (Thompson, Amusements Unlimited 92 (Jim Ri­ ATP chief executive officer, said Thursday in preferential treatment. Klein told the news­ more than five goals per game, Bob Brooke’s goal at 14:12 of Transactions Friday's Gomes Sundvold5).Totalfouls— Chlcago24, Miami chard 25, Bob Cusano 20, Norm Harpin Tim Burke 835400 660400 undisputed possession of first Flames?, Bruins 2 Phllodelphio at Boston, 7:30 p.m. 24. A— 15,008. 12, John Henegan 12, Ken Barnes 11), Wallace Johnson 225,000 1S0400 announcing the revamped schedule. paper, “ yes and no.” place in the Patrick Division. had only 23 shots at Islanders the second period had given the Indiana at Detroit, 8 p.m. Smoke 55 (Greg Wilson 14) Andy McGaffIgan 715A00 600400 The new tour includes 77 tournaments worth goaltender Kelly Hrudey. North Stars a 3-2 lead. Milwaukee at Utoh, 9:30 p.m. BCI 72 (Bernie Vogel 22, Kim Bushev New York David Shaw. Brian Mullen, Calgary 2 2 3— 7 Dallos at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Rick Aguilera 330400 250400 Pat Flatley scored in the Ville Siren and Dave Gagner Boston 1 1 0— 2 SuperSonIcs 124, Rockets 108 14, Gary GrodzIckI 13), Sportsman's $38 million, significant increases in prize money Tony Granato, Tomas Sandstrom BASEBALL Houston ot Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Cafe 49 (Ernie Scott 16, Dean Frodell 13) Ron Darling 1,725,000 1,275400 second period and David Volek scored Minnesota’s other goals. Rrst Period— 1, Calgary, Gllmour 15 American League Saturday's Games Len Dykstra 575400 for players at every level, and a break at the end San Jose players quit and Jan Erixon scored for the (Fleury), 7:43 (pp). 2, Boston, Joyce 14 Standings: National — BCI 9-1, Wes- 455400 scored an empty-net goal with 22 Damphousse and Mark Osborne BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Agreed to Philadelphia at Washington, 7:X p.m. HOUSTON (108) town Pharmacy 7-3, Network Tavern Sid Fernandez 898,000 705400 of the year. The A T P Tour will replace the Grand Rangers, who moved two points (Hawgood,Brlcklev),11:56(pp).3,Calaary, terms with Mark Thurmond, pitcher, on a Charlotte ot Atlonta, 7:30 p.m. Short 511 50 12, Thorpe 510 4-4 20, Dwight Gooden Z079,000 1475400 SAN JOSE. Calif. (A P) — Ten members of San also scored for Toronto. M.Hunter 8 (Macoun, Hrdina), 14:21. one-year contract. 7-3, Irish Insurance6-4, Manchester Bar Prix, which is run by the Men’s Tennis Council. ahead of idle Washington. Gra- seconds to go. New Jersey at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Olaluwon 510 9-14 25, Floyd 1-1 46 8, Association 44, B.A. Club 55, Amuse­ Howard Johnson 850400 695400 Jose State’s basketball team who demanded the Penalties— Vernon, Cal, served by Fleury CHICA(JO WHITE SOX—Agreed to Phoenix at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Woodson 414 47 18, Nevitt 51 50 0, Roger McDowell 890400 676,500 The tour does not include the four Grand Slam (delay of game), 5:25; Crowder, Bos terms with Donnie Hill, Inflelder, on a ments Unlimited 55, Main Pub 46, firing of Coach Bill Berry were replaced by eight Milwaukee at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Chlevous 56 48 12, McCormick 45 56 13, Sportsman's Cafe 1-9, Smoke 510. Tim Teufel 590,000 470400 events — the French, Australian and U.S. Opens (cross-checking), 5:53; Murzvn, Cal (hold­ one-year contract. New York at Seattle, 10 p.m. F. Johnson 55 52 0, Leavell 53 04) 0. Totals Philadelphia walk-ons for Thursday night’s game at Fullerton ing), 11:25; Byers, Bos (Interfer­ CLEVELAND INDIANS—Agreed to 3566 3447 108. American — Style 7-3, Paganl Cater­ and Wimbledon — which are administered by the Golden State at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. ers 44, Manchester Police 44, Man­ Darren Doulton 250400 125400 State. ence), 16:42; McCrImmon, (ill (roughing), terms with Brook Jacoby,thlrdboseman,on Sunday's (Himes SEATTLE (124) Steve Jeltz 315400 215400 International Tennis Federation, but is designed 20:(X). a two-year contract. chester Cycle 4-6, PD&S 4-6, Glenn The boycott-decimated squad turned in a Detroit at Boston, Noon Caoe582-212,McKev 592-212, Llster5-82-2 Construction 57. Steve Lake 310400 225400 to avoid any interference. STOP HORSING AROUND... Second Period— 4, Boston, Wesley 14 National League New York at Portland, 10 p.m. 12, Ellis 9-20 5 3 23, McMillan 7-8 5 1 15, John Russell 150,000 120400 respectable performance in losing 82-60. (LInseman, Crowder), 1:54 (pp). 5, (iilgory, CHICAGO C U B ^ A g re e d to terms with McDaniel 12-18 56 29, Polynlce 36 58 11, The announcement climaxed a long effort by M.Hunter 9 (Suter, Mullen), 9:47 (pp). 6, Pittsburgh The Spartans’ starting lineup for the Big West Calvin Schlraldl, pitcher, on a one-year Threatt 58 2-2 8, Lucas 52 2 6 2. Totals 49-87 Women's Rec Sid Bream 560400 460400 the A TP to take over the organization of the WE WILL NOTIFY Calgary, M.Hunter 10 (Fleury, Hrdina), contract. 2530124. Bob Kipper 295,000 185400 game consisted of three team regulars — Dwain 12:04. Penalties— Otto, Cal (charging), LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Agreed to Amusements Unlimited 54 (Sue Al- men’s tour. Currently, the tour is administered YOUR CARRIER Houston 30 20 29 29— 108 Bill Krueger 165400 140400 Daniels, Tom Desiano and Jan Svoboda — plus :34; LInseman, Bos (slashing), 9:27; terms with Ray Seoroge, pitcher, on a Seattle 25 34 36 29— 124 tlerl 14, Rita Lupacchino 11, Darla Mike LaValllere 535400 430400 by the Council, with the ATP. tournament Try Our Pay-By-Nlail THAT YOU ARE A Byers, Bos, mlnor-misconduct (cross­ one-year contract. NBA results 5Polnt goals—Short 2, Ellis 2, Lupacchino 10), Nassiff's 50 (Kathy Jeff Robinson football tailback Johnny Johnson and a former checking), 16:15. 825400 660400 directors and the International Tennis Federa­ PAY-BY-MAIL M O N T R EA L E X P O S— Agreed to terms McMillan. Fouled out— McMillan. Bochain 22, Sue Bosauet 10) Andy Von Slyke 1,833,000 1,350400 member of the Santa Clara University basketball Third Period— 7, Calgary, M.Hunter 11 with Pascuol Perez, pitcher, on a Rebounds— Houston 39 (Olaluwon 7), Blue Team 59 (TammI Sweet 22, Chris St. Louh tion each having a one-third say in decision­ CUSTOMER. (Hrdina, Macinnis), 2:48. 8, Calgary, one-year contract and Kevin Gross, Bullets 115, Spurs 112 Seattle 48 (Cage 10). Assists— Houston 21 Daley 11), Young Guns 36 (Sue Tremb­ team, 6-foot-9 Craig McPherson. Program... Vince Coleman 950,000 775400 making. Loab 14 (NIeuwendvk, T.Hunter), 14:56. 9, pitcher, on a two-year contract. (Floyd 7), Seattle 25 (McDaniel, Ellis 5). lay 18) Jose DeLeon 735400 590400 Berry held an open tryout Wednesday night Calgary, NIeuwendvk 33 (Macoun), 17:53. Total fouls— Houston 29, Seattle 32. Illegal Allens 47 (Kathy Hylek 16), Milt Thompson 493,500 390400 Jordan said 22 of the world’s top 25 players It makes paying your subscription easier on Penalties— T.Hunter, Cal (roughing), PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— Signed SAN ANTONIO (112) Independent Painters 36 (Kim Jennings after a delegation of players met with athletic Technicals— Houston coach Chaney, Todd Worrell 925400 800400 have signed to play on the A T P Tour. 4:15; Quintal, Bos (tripping), 7:38; Muriyn, Don Carman, pitcher, to a one-year G. Anderson 8-163-319, W. Anderson 8-1704) Floyd, McMillan. A— 11,146. 10) Son DIogo director Randy Hoffman, complained of abuse you Instead of paying your carrier every 2 Cal (hIgh-stIckIng), 19:21. contract. 16, BrIckowskI 3-10 3-6 9, Maxwell 0-2 0-2 0, Standings: Blue Team 41, Amuse­ Robertson 14-21 2-5 30, Greenwood 1-7 4-66, Walt Terrell 941,000 775400 by Berry and said 10 of the 14 regular players weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 Shots on goal— Calgary 8-10-15— 33. Bos­ PITTSBURGH PIRATES— Agreed to ments Unlimited 5-2, Independent Pain­ Dickie Thon 575,000 400400 ton 13-9^— 30. terms with Rafoel Bel Hard, shortstop, on a Cook 5-111-112, A.KIng8-1504)16, Whitehead ters 54, Nassiff's 54, Young Guns 2-5, San Francisco would not play again until the coach quit or was months. 6 months or a full year . drop it in the Power-play Opportunities— Calgary 2 of one-year contract. 1 -12-2 4, Roth (H) 0-0 0. Totals 48-100 15-25112. Kings112,Knicks106 Illegal Allens 2-5. Will Clark 5; Boston 2 of 6. 1,200400 900400 fired. Some players had walked out of Tuesday’s mail Then, you can forget about having ready BASKETBALL Scott Gorrelts 785,000 625400 N D’s Satterfield dies Goalies— Calgary, Vernon, 20-5-4 (30 National Basketball Association WASHINGTON (115) practice after a meeting with Berry. Catledge 3-604)6, B. Klng8-166-822, Feltl 1-4 NEW YORK (106) Tracy Jones 335400 275400 cash to pay your carrier answering the door shots-28 saves). Boston, Lemelln, 7-13^ LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS—Fired Bob Melvin 245400 185400 SOUTH BEND, Ind. (A P) — Notre Dame “ We’ve seen him destroy many a person.” one (33-26). Gene Shue, heod coach. Named Don Casey 3-4 5, Malone 12-22 56 29, Walker 44 5-513, Walker 161-23, Oakley 410 2-310, Ewing when it's inconvenient or being at home to Williams 4-8 7-815, C.A. Jones 1-21-23, Gront 17-29 45 38, Jackson 7-21 2-2 16, Ernest Riles 510400 400400 cornerback Bob Satterfield, who died suddenly, A— 14,218. Interim coach. Volleyball x-settled tor $141JX)0 loter Thursday. of the boycotting players. Anthony Perry, said at Referee— Kerry Froser. Linesmen— 1-1 04) 2, Colter 46 1-1 9, Eackles 1-3 510 7, G.WIIkIns 1520 54 23, E.WIIkIns 51 04) 0, suffered a seizure and cardiac arrest, but no pay your bill Continental Basketball Anoclotlon Tucker 561-19, Green 51520, Strlckland36 a news conference. “ Friends have had to see Brian Murphy, Leon Stickle. 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Thompson 9-14 53 21, K.Smith 513 56 23, American Division— Six Packersdef. in Satterfield’s blood at the time of his death brought it on himself,” said Dietrich Waters, the on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ choice and future considerations. Pressley 4121-214, Klelne2-8504, Del Negro Manchester Medical Supply 12-15, 15-5, Scholastic (kiebec i 3 1—« Traded Bill Nelson, center, to the Rebounds— San Antonio 46 (BrIckowskI 9), Thursday, said Notre Dame sports information tion Department, 647-9946. After initial pay­ New Jersey 2 0 2— 4 Washln(don 60 (Catledge 9). Assists— San 1 -71 -13, Berry 452610. Totals 458219-23112. 15-10; Luigi's def. Insurers 1512, 1515, team’s leading rebounder the past two seasons. Charleston Gunners for a future draft 15-12; Spike def. Economy Electric director John Heisler. First Period— 1, Quebec, Fortier 12 choice. Antonio 32 (W.Anderson, Maxwell, Ro­ “ We shouldn’t be treated like little kids, cursed ment and prior to expiration, you will be billed (Goulet, J .Brown), 2:35 (pp). 2, New Jersey, bertson, Cook 6), Washington 19 (Colter, New York 23 24 28 31— 106 15-11, 1511, 15-10. Satterfield. 22, of Los Angeles, died at 3 a.m. in 1 FOOTBALL D.Brown 6 (CIrella), 11:15. 3, New Jersey, Malone 4). Total fouls— San Antonio 33, Sacramento 35 22 26 29— 112 National Division — A B A Tool & Die Rennet boys’ hoop at.” Notional Football League 5Polnt goals—Tucker 2, K.Smith 2, def. Road Toads 15-10,15-11,158; Purdy Pawating Hospital in Niles, Mich., less than an The school says Berry, in his 10th season as Verbeek13(0'Collahan,Muller), 16:29 (pp). CHICAGO B EA R S— Announced the re­ Washington 27. Technical— Washington Penalties— Albelln, NJ (holding), 1:22; Illegal defense. A — 6,146. Pressley. Fouled out— G.WIIkIns. Corporation def. Lloyd's Auto Parts The Bennet Junior High boys' varsity hour after he collapsed at a Niles nightclub. tirement of Bill McGrane, director of Rebounds— New York 52 (Oakley 14), 15-1, 1513, 1414; North Enders def., basketball team defeated the South coach, will remain at least through the end of the Wolanin, NJ, slashing), 5:00; Finn, (}ue administration. Named Ted Phillips direc­ His death occurred a few hours after (holding), 15:26; Cote, Que (hooking), Sacramento 53 (McCray 9). Assists— Economy Electric 15-5 15-7, 15-9; Windsor High freshmen, 52-41, Thurs­ season. The boycotting players’ athletic scholar­ I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription Please begin my tor of finance; Tim LeFevour director of New York 25 (Jackson 11), Sacramento Manchester Property Maintenance def. day afternoon. Terrance W illiams led Satterfield and his national championship 19:50. administration; Ken ValdlserrI director ship status will be determined in the next week, Second Period— 4, (Juebec, J.Brown 11, 29 (K.Smith 9). Total fouls— New York Paganl's 15-0, 15-8, 1511. the way for Bennet with 17 points and 12 of communications and marketing; Suns 126,Hornets 112 23, Sacramento 24. Technical— New York Women's League — B&J Auto def. rebounds while Jeff Lazzarls added 14 teammates had returned from Washington, said university spokeswoman Karen pay-by-mail subscription on - 11:16 (pp). 5, Quebec, McRae 1 (Fortier), Bryan Harlan director of public rela­ 13:38. 6, (Juebec, Stostny 19 (Joryl, Illegal defense. A— 16,517. Main Pub 15-3, 15-4, 15-3; Gunthrle points with Chris RIzv grabbing 14 where they met President Reagan. tions, and John Bostrom assistant public Fence def. Heritage Auto Body 15-7, rebounds. Rosenzweig. Duchesne), 14:46. Penalties— Korn, NJ relations director. PHOENIX (126) Notre Dame physician James M. Moriarity, (boarding), :54; Picard, Que (holding), 15-7, 154; Fred's Place def. Tierney's .Also..ploying well for Bennet were Enclosed please find payment for Chambers 10-22 11-12 31, Gilliam ^7 04) 4, 15-11, 15-7, 15-10; Sclssar W orks def. Adam Hertzog and Mike Briere. Bennet who attended the autopsy, reported doctors 4:28; Albelln, NJ (roughing), 10:19; Kimble, NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Named Perry 59 1-2 11, K.Johnson 4-10 2-2 10, Que, misconduct 10:19; Vellschek, NJ Ledoux Electric 14-16, 1513, 15-2; Nas- Is 42 and will be at Windham today at haven’t determined what caused the seizure, Carrier Delivery: Dick Wood, quarterback coach, and Keith Hornacek 11-1566 28, E.Johiison 10-224524, slff Arms def. Locksmith Hair Studio 3:15 p.m. Senior Bowl on Saturday □ 6 months M6 20 □ 1 year 92.40 (holding), 17:21. Rowen, coach of special teams. Corbin 0-2(H)0, West 563-413, Nealv04)2-22, Heisler said. □ 3 months *23 10 Third Period— 7, New Jersey, D.Brown 7 HowTop20fared 15-2, 15-9, 15-11. HOCKEY Dunn 1-11-13.Totals48-9430-34126. Senior Citizens: (Korn, Lolselle), 1:51. 8, (Quebec, National Hockey League MOBILE, Ala. (A P) — It can no longer be McRae 2 (Picard, Glllls), 16:28. 9, New NHL— Named Ron Hoggorth referee CHARLOTTE (112) How The Associated Press Too Twenty □ 3 months ‘2U56 □ 6 months *43.12 □ 1 year *86 24 Jersey, Muller 16 (MacLean, Sundstrom), billed as the professional debut for college and Ron Asselstine and Wayne Bonnev Trlpucko 12-26 2-2 27, Rambis 7-13 56 19, college basketball teams fared Thursday: Clippers replace Shue football stars when the Senior Bowl stages its 19:00 (pp). Penalties— O'Callahan, NJ linesmen for the All-Star Game. Cureton5112-412, Holton5153-415, Reid 510 1. Duke (13-1) did not play. Bowling Calendar Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip Amount (boarding), 2:47; Vellschek, NJ (Inter­ HARTFORD W HALERS— 3-3 14, Chapman 519 66 16, Kempton 1-3 2. Illinois (140) beat Northwestern 7570. LOS ANGELES (A P) — Don Casey says he is 40th contest on Saturday. ference), 2:57; Stienburg, Que (roughing), •Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary Announced that M arc Laforge, defense- 3-65, Bogues 1-404)2, Hoppen 1-304) 2, Green somewhat uncomfortable about taking over as For the first time in the bowl’s history, players 2:57; Poddubny, Que (Interference), 3:19; man, will report to Indianapolis of the 0-1 04) O.Totals 43-105 2431112. 3. (Georgetown (151) did not play. Stienburg, Que (roughing), 7:13; Stostny, won’t be paid, but they’ll still be trying to do International Hockey League. 4. Louisville (12-2) did not play. TODAY coach of the Los Angeles Clippers because the Que (hIgh-stIckIng), 7:13; Lolselle, NJ Phoenix 32 31 33 30— 126 5. Oklahoma (14-2) did not play. something more important — impress the NFL (roughing), 7:13; Daneyko, NJ (rough­ Powder Puff c Bosl(«tball man he replaces, the fired Gene Shue, is his LOS A N G E LE S K IN G S— Recalled (3ord Charlotte 26 30 31 25— 112 6. Michigan (152) did not play. Wlotlsor at Manchester, 7:30 coaches and scouts who’ll be deciding which to ing), 7:13; Kimble, Que, mlsconductgome Walker, right wing, from New Haven of the 5Polnt goals— Tripucka, Reid. Fouled 7. Iowa (153) lost to No. 16 Ohio Stote Joanne Desllet 474, M ary Wright 486, friend. misconduct, 7:13; Finn, Que (roughing), ^Irfleld Prep at East Catholic, 7p.m. American Hockey League. out— None. Rebounds— Phoenix 61 102-91. Darlene Ladabouche 461, Mary Bania Cheney Tech at Cromwell, 7:30 But he wasted no time in putting his young, take in the upcoming draft. Address 7:22; MacLeon, NJ (hIgh-stIckIng), 7:22; NEW JERSEY DEVILS—Recalled (Chambers 13), Charlotte 58 (Rambis 16). 8. Missouri (143) did not play. 453, Vicky Ladabouche 457, Sharron Bolton at VInal Tech, 7:30 The South, featuring All-American defensive Finn, Que (tripping), 14:10; Stienburg, Craig Blllington, goaltender, from Utica Assists— Phoenix 24 (K.Johnson 12), 9. Arizona (12-2) beat Southern Ciallfornla Caruso 221-464, Lori Fenton 468, Nancy injury-prone and lackluster team on notice. Que (hooking), 17:52; Finn, Que, malor- Portland ot Coventry, 7:30 stars Tracy Rocker of Auburn and Derrick of the American Hockey League. Charlotte 24 (Bogues 5). Total fouls— 97-69. Hahn 488. Girls Basketball Casey, an assistant under three Clippers head C ity ____ mlsconduct (fighting), 19:56; Marols, Que WINNIPEG JETS— Traded Alain Chev- Phoenix 22, Charlotte 26. A— 23,388. 10. Nevoda-Las Vegas (152) beat Utah Thomas of Alabama, will be slight favorites to (unsportsmanlike conduct), 19:56; Lol­ Manchester at South Windsor, 7:30 coaches, was named interim coach for the rest of rler, goalie, to Chicago for future considera­ Stote 102-80. LaVae tnduatrial S*- Bernard, 7 p.m. build on a 19-17-3 series lead in the 1 p.m. EST selle, NJ, malor-misconduct (fighting), tions. Recalled Brad Berry, defenseman, 11. Syracuse (146) did not play. Rocky HIM at Bolton, 3:30 the season after Shue was fired Thursday. MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY MAIL 19:56; MacLeon, NJ (unsportsmanlike from Moncton of the American Hockey 12. Seton Hall (141) did not play. clash expected to draw a crowd of 40.000 into conduct), 19:56. Dan Elmore 556, Roger Logace 214 _ . .^Bovs Swimming The Clippers are 10-28, the same as the League. 13. North Carolina (153) did not play. 201-579, Ken Sessa 202, Tippy Hyson 223, East Catholic at Notre Dome, 7 p.m. Ladd Memorial Stadium. Shots on goal—Quebec 10-7-7— 24. New COLLEGE 14. Florida State (151) did not play. expansion Charlotte Hornets. Jersey 10-12-9^-31. Mike Vassallo 222, Mike Flellstead 555, ARIZONA STATE— Announced the resig­ 15. North Carolina State(12-1)dldnotplay. Bob Bassett 551, Roger MIeezkowskI SATURDAY Casey. .61, was in his fifth season as a Clippers Coach John Robinson of the Los Angeles Rams, The Manchester Herald Power-playOpportunItles— Quebec2of6; nation of Debbie Brown, volleyball New Jersey 2 of 6. Radio, T V 203-556, Carl Barnard 219-S90, (Gary lee Hockey assistant and had served as Shue’s assistant for heading the South squad, said Thursday, “ We’re P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 coach, effective Jan. 31, so may she become 16. Ohio State (136) beat No. 7lowa 102-91. Rawson 203, Bill Calhoun 211-559, John Newington vs. Manchester (Bolton Goalies— Quebec, Tugnutt, 2-1-2 (31 assistant coach of the U.S. National team. Ice Palace), 8 p.m. the past two seasons, during which the Clippers all finished with the hard work and we’re ready to shots-27 soyes). New Jersey, Sauye, 3-5-1 KozIckI 227-599, Joe Paggloll 204573, FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON— Named 17. Kansas (143) did not play. Leon Bilodeau 213-579, John McCarthy . Wrestling had the worst record in the NBA. go.” (24-19). Jim McDermott baseball coach. 18. Tennessee (12-2) did not play. A— 14,356. TONIGHT 209-212-573, Dave Correia 557, Barry Manchester, noon URBAN A— Announced the resignation of 19. Indiana (146) beat Wisconsin 61-SB, OT. Plnney 209, Gary Valllere 221-566, Rich Fitch at East Catholic, noon Referee— Paul Stewart. Linesmen— Roy Doug Sams, head football cooch, effective 7:30 p.m. — 76ers at Celtics, Sport- Scopinello, Mike Cvik. sChannel, W ILI (1400-AM) Higgins 213-202-592, Ray Riley 234561, Cheney Tech/Trumbull at Darien, 11 Feb. 1. 20. Stanford (154) lost to Californio 7564. Frnnk llrinh 719.91 C.COX a.m. MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Jan. 20, 1989 — 19 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Jan. 20. 1989

k it *N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright McCALL OF THE WORLD by Dumas ft Crawford SNAFU by Bruce Beattie

f?l6HT. WMATJS VJROMe-WITH THAT? FOCUS/Adwee PEOPLE lf5«e'Djil$r5t€G? TONti Child meets two stars t>AV KKH I b o ! VANCOUVER, British Columbia Wife should be told about relationships (AP) — Andrew A Wigglesworth, a 10- \t RMDSTHAT DeMDCMACy year-old boy who its flaws beats DEAR ABBY: OK. you’ll have a hard time collecting, present. lostalegtoatumor, C£i?TAlM CTHeR FO(?A»6 OF here goes: I am a gay regardless of a written note — even r 1 ] had a thriller of a (SCVERMAAENT. ... man. A few years ago I with a court judgment. had a steady relation­ day when he met In addition to a written note, a DEAR ABBY: I’ve never seen rock star Michael ship with a man I’ll call Dear Abby sm art lender will secure collateral anything regarding answering ma­ PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz Bruce. Due to pressure chine etiquette — what kind of Jackson in Los An­ property. People are far less likely to geles, then visited l-ZO from his church group, Abigail Van Buren message is proper, and what is not. A walk away when something valuable THIS IS OLAF ?U)HY IS HE MOU) DO WE KNOW ME 5 Bruce married a Are there any guidelines? I have Disneyland with can revert to the lender. actor Martin U)EAKlN6 A 5ACK7UUMAT UGLV EN0U6H TO WIN TME woman, so I ended our I should point out that many a heard some rather wild and crazy POES HE LOOK LIKE^ "UGLY P06" CONTEST? relationship. borrower has every honest intention stuff on answering machines. Some Sheen. About a year ago, are even X-rated. “He was just hU> of repaying, but “times get tough” or Bruce called to tell me other “unexpected bills” pile up. CURIOUS awe-struck,” An­ he “ missed” me and asked if we could DEAR “MICHAEL”: The rumors Whether planned or unintentional, a drew’s mother, resume our relationship (behind his may be false, but because you heard Philippa, said of ‘‘Perhaps I can find you something with a default turns that lender into a donor. DEAR CURIOUS: On your own company speciaiizing in hiccup remedies..." / I II S> igas by NEA. Ii wife’s back, of course). I told him, no, them from several reliable sources, Everyone should regard a loan — her son’s meeting we couldn’t. let’s assume they’re true. machine, resist being clever, cute or with Jackson in Los even to a friend or relative — as a original. Simply say, “Hello, you have I have since heard from several Call Bruce and tell him what you business transaction, and treat it Martin Sheen Angeles. J / BUGS BUNNY by Warner Bros. reliable sources that Bruce has been have heard. Then urge him to tell his reached...” (then state your tele­ accordingly. phone number). ”If you wish to leave Sheen, who met sleeping around with several men, wife immediately. And tell him that if NO SOFTIE Wigglesworth last November when the boy N a message, please do so — but please WHAT DO YOU ^N-NO SWEAT' IVE GOT A S T S T S M ^ and he is not practicing safe sex. he doesn’t tell her, you will. And give PORKY, YOU SLOB.' THIS KITCHEN wait for the beep.” appeared as an extra in a movie, arranged the HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by Dlk Browne IS A M ffS S / YOU'LL NEVER GET HAVE TO SAY Abby, his wife is a wonderful person him a deadline. FOR YOURSELF ,^ DEAR NO SOFTIE: You are right, trip for Andrew and his mother. He met them at THIS M UC K OFF THESE DISHES / and she knows absolutely nothing of course. A good rule to follow: Lend When leaving a message on some­ the airport Tuesday and escorted them to meet about Bruce’s relationships with men. DEAR ABBY: You advise people I t Mo l)(&Mt Yo u ^ a ip no more than you can afford to lose. one else's machine, simply leave your Jackson backstage before a concert. m Should I tell her? never to lend money without getting a TMIS Mo U^E a Or, putting it another way: Consider name, the hour and day you called, During the concert, Andrew stood up in the MICHAEL “note" stating the terms of repay­ the money you lend a “gift,” and if (or and if you want the party to return aisle and began dancing as Jackson performed VIEW OF TME WATEI2 (NOT MY REAL NAME) ment. But if the borrower is a flake, when) it’s repaid, regard it as a your call, leave your phone number. the hit, “Thriller.” During the visit to Disneyland on Wednesday the youngster was mobbed by Disney WIT OF THE WORLD characters. <-2 0 *8 9 o i m Werner Bros wc Aa Rights Reee*»ed Americans need to consider LI‘L ABNER by Al Capp Newton wins libel suit LOS ANGELES (AP) - Entertainer Wayne 1 -2 0 insurance for iong-term care Newton says a public survey satisfied him that THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk ft Sy Barry his reputation has been restored since he won a multimillion dollar libel lawsuit against NBC. DRUG LOROe OF CHA^AMBA YOUR „ ru e A/fMY ReeTDRtNG 4 As the el­ about $1,000 per year. The rate you will pay depends on your age “This was not a matter of money. This was a BRIEF SOVERNWIENT I© FINISHEP.^'RE 1 OROeR. DRUQ GAN69 ROUNOBO derly popula­ m atter of vindication of my nam e,” Newton OUT OF OFFICE,,/HTO J A IL . V \u P ../» m u A 9 REBBL ORFtCBRB tion increases, when you apply. The younger and ' w e ARB BACK TO NORMAL • half of all healthier you are, the easier and said Thursday after filing papers in federal Americans will Sylvia less expensive it will be to obtain court to collect a $6 million libel award against spend some coverage. (The AMEX Life pol­ NBC over a 1980 broadcast linking him to an time in a nurs­ icy for a 50-year-old can be organized crime figure. ing home dur­ Porter purchased for about $425 a year.) A federal jury in Las Vegas a warded a record ing our lives, When shopping for a policy: $22.3 million to Newton in 1986, but a judge ^ C a p p EntarpriftM , Inc according to a ■ Be sure the plan pays ade­ reduced it to $5.3 million and last month ordered projection by quate benefits for all levels of him to accept the lower sum or face proving his case again in a new trial, this time in Los "L o yal t r o o p b surround the American care. Nursing home costs vary ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson Angeles. Hie H ouse. PREeiOeNT BRUNN Association of Retired Persons. ranee is virtually ignored among from city to city. Check out the NOW TALKS TO THE NAT/ON." Newton’s lawyer, Morton Galane, said that MYOUnoRTfllM:/ TtUMeAGAIHHOWMtH Medicare benefits and health the many individuals who need it costs in your area and make sure you have enough coverage for the with interest, the $5.3 million award now equals HAVEfiOTITMADE^ insurance will not cover the cost most. $6 million. BLONDIE by Dean Young ft Stan Drake of nursing home care. This is Only about 200,000 individuals difference between the antici­ directly contrary to the belief of had obtained this insurance cov­ pated costs and what you can I MUST OH, ALU RIGHT... y o u ' l l h a v e TO S E L L MY I 'L L TAKE most Americans that Medicare erage as of the latest report. The afford to pay without depleting Rivera forms company QUOTA ONE ON B A C K benefits and traditional health problem will intensify as the your assets. ORDER r - ^ NEW YORK (AP) — TV talk show host insurance will cover the costs of a number of individuals overage 65 ■ Also, check to see that you Geraldo Rivera has joined comedian Richard nursing-home stay. moves steadily upward, while will receive benefits for custodial “Cheech” Marin and other prominent Hispan- The government will step in to insurance coverage rises at a care (by far the most common ics to form a company aimed at buying & provide coverage through Medi­ much slower rate and the gap type of care) at any point during network-affiliated television stations. caid only if you have less than widens between the number of the policy term. Besides Rivera and Marin, the other $1,700 in assets if single, or $2,550 people needing the coverage and ■ Ask about inflation protec­ principals in the new company — named in combined assets if married. those who actually have it. tion. Inflation protection auto­ Maravilla Communications — are Herman matically increases the benefit : H,. Dr. Gott The cost of a nursing home stay What should you do if you Badillo of New York: Marcelino Miyares of ALLEY OOP by Dave Oreue now averages $22,000 a year. decide you need private insu­ amount of your policy every year. Chicago: and Tony Bonilla Sr. of Corpus Christi, TT Peter Gott, M.D. Self-funding these costs is out of rance to cover long-term health This is especially important if Texas. the reach of all but wealthy care? Look around before you you do not think you will need to Badillo has a long history of public service access the policy for many years. ROSE IS ROSE by Pat Brady Americans, If you are one of the buy. Some insurers have deve­ and has served as a congressman, Bronx almost 30 million Americans who loped new policies that provide ■ Check the A.M. Best’s rating. borough president and a deputy mayor. are over the age of 65 and if you more comprehensive coverage An insurance policy is only as MllJ(7 IF I TW^^J Miyares is president of Times Square Studio, AT ALL / i{ou Guee?) [ Guee I'm A GT0)N& eOT FAie-MlUra? have assets to protect, you must than ever before. good as the company that stands one of the nation’s only Hispanic-owned ------^ jv - / S MAK LEAIZNG TO GU0PUE HIG not ignore the implication of these AMEX Life Assurance Com­ behind it. A.M. Best Company is independent production facilities. Bonilla is V PLAKEC? KOGTfllG / C # )y| Tender nodules flat statements. Instead, you pany, for example, has recently an independent industry analyst chairman of the National Hispanic Leadership 1 must give careful consideration introduced a new long-term care that rates the financial stability Conference. to what you would do in the event policy that does not require prior of insurance companies from A you ever required long-term hospitalization and assures direct plus (superior) to C (fair). A sign of disease care. access to any level of care. This rating of B or lower, or no rating Stars to host show Today, the vast majority of means that, unlike many insur­ at all, suggests some risk that the ?[ 7! DEAR DR. GOTT: I have small nodules in the elderly citizens who should be ers, AMEX Life will not require insurer may not be around to pay JUPITER, Fla. (AP) — Burt Reynolds and a calves of my legs. A dermatologist called them covered by long-term care insu­ prior hospitalization even if you future benefits. his wife, Loni Anderson, will host lOepisodesof erythema nodosum. Will they go away? rance still have not purchased have Alzheimer’s disease and The United States is poised on a syndicated television game show at their DEAR READER: Erythema nodosum is a policies. require only custodial care. the brink of a “senior boom,” Florida ranch later this month, a spokesman Insurance designed to cover an The only requirement is that with the number of people over 65 for the show said. ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook >€S WE C0,„I5 THE 665,1 PON'T tCWW...... I'yB 6OT A relatively unusual skin reaction, consisting of red, tender bumps on both shins: occasionally they unanticipated stay in a nursing your doctor must certify the need projected to double over the next The “Win, Lose or Draw” shows are ^CODKlZEOVaSlOlO 6LA6K-A|iP-WHlTE. occur on the calf, rarely in other parts of the body. home is an obvious need among for you to go into a nursing home. 20 years. Attending to the private scheduled to be taped Jan. 28 and 29 at the Burt iw coMcernec?' (JHAT If TrioSE Ori.DoriT TrtEV'U fiiJt> A WAY |[^G00PA/EW5.' OKAY? These bumps are not, by themselves, the problem. these millions of Americans, but According to Sam Miller, Presi­ insurance issue will provide great Reynolds’ Horse Ranch, said Bruno Cohen, ABOUT Trie TriiKD- COONTf ie& CAriT OOORRV ABOUT 15 MAKE UP T heir I lABLOD*/ACAPeUA’S i Rather, they reflect disease elsewhere in the body. long-term insurance policies are dent of AMEX Life’s Long-Term relief to the growing number of vice president of Buena Vista Productions, the (AJf^LD DE&T. WBAtKTriE TrieWfiKG, LOSSES SOMEHOW. I CMBCK CHfiHGES They act like allergic markers to direct the doctor’s relatively unknown and the need Care Division, a 65-year-old can individuals who are destined to show’s distributor. &AMKG.? LAUREL. I CAMflAl/ attention away from the skin, to other tissues. to purchase long-term care insu- purchase adequate protection for spend time, in a nursing home. Reynolds and Anderson will appear on the J ; For example, erythema nodosum is commonly show, as will actress Lynda Carter. The show is associated with strep infections, tuberculosis and hosted by Bert Convy, who along with Reynolds sarcoidosis (a low grade lung inflammation of is executive producer of the show. i T . The programs are scheduled to air beginning unknown cause). Got involved in condo group Feb. 13, said Cohen. C T E 3 S S , Drug allergies may cause erythema nodosum. The skin lesions can be seen in patients with DEAR BRUCE: I own a two-bedroom condomi- ulcerative colitis and other bowel disorders. mium unit here in the Tampa Bay area, and I have a FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavet Occasionally, they arise during pregnancy. serious problem. The drains are sluggish, and my Celebrities salute artist Therefore, while the diagnosis from the dermatol­ condominium association refuses to fix them. NEW YORK (AP) — Artist Helen Franken- THE ORIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr 0 ogist is a good start, you can see that you have a way It is my understanding that everything behind the Psj Smart Money thaler was saluted by celebrities at a party 1 to go. You need a thorough medical examination, walls belongs to the association and is their MAMA, TD-Wlf ..."fSRlZZty HA^RDP EVER o f with blood tests and a chest X-ray. Obviously, if marking publication of a definitive book on her MOVEPTWAT responsibility. They say that whatever is plugging Bruce Williams PEAR5 ARE PORN ATWLETE5. you’re pregnant, you have no worries. The bumps up the pipe came through my toilets, so it is my career by a curator at the Museum of Modern ■mEV (FAN ^E E P ^O F FAfT? F e d e r a l a lu * t f i e will disappear with time. However, if you have an responsibility. Art. infection or are reacting to a drug, you need further Attending the affair at the Rainbow Room , S i y - h I I called several plumbers in the area and they say H diagnosis and treatment — not for the skin lesions, that chances are there’s nothing stuck in the pipe Pavilion on Thursday were writer Kurt ' //, Jl but for whatever is causing them. but that it’s a design flaw. They say there’s nothing Vonnegut, singer Judy Collins, writer George S Plimpton, designer Pauline Trigere and writer z they can do about it except rip out the walls and so terrible but as luck would have it my secretary £ DEAR DR. GOTT: I have a bloody discharge install new plumbing. had a free afternoon and decided to join me. So there Toni Morrison. I from my ear. I also have sores on the roof of my But the board of directors of the condo association we were on television for all to see, including my John Elderfield, the author of “Franken- G mouth which bleed. Is there a connection? says that the association doesn’t have any money in wife, who is now discussing a separation. thaler,” is curator of the painting and sculpture D_ j DEAR READER: Bloody ear discharge usually its treasury other than to pay the taxes and maintain I talked to my attorney and he said there is department and director of the drawings p o o means that a middle ear infection has ruptured the the property, so each homeowner is expected to nothing I can do about this. What right does the department at the Museum of Modern Art. OOQO WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll 1 eardrum and is draining. Tumors and other more correct their problems or live with them. television station have to put my picture on TV A major retrospective of Frankenthaler’s unusual ear ailments can cause this symptom but What do you suggest? without my permission? They have screwed up my work will open at the museum in Manhattan on I VVONDER IF I THINKSHE IS YET? aH E fe. infection is usually the first choice. You should see P.S., life, and I want them to pay. Skip my location. I don’t June 5 and then travel to Fort Worth, Texas, Los CINDVfe STILL STIL-L.AAADAT STILL A\AD an ear specialist for diagnosis and treatment. TAMPA, FLA. need to add to my grief. Angeles and Detroit. Bridge AAAD A T M E . ME... A T MB! I am not at all certain that your mouth lesions are A READER. a, related to the ear problem. They could be part of an DEAR P.S.: Get involved in the association. The ear infection but I suspect that they have a different association is, in fact you. If you were to sue the DEAR READER: It wasn’t the television station fbceA cause. Again, an ear-nose-and-throat specialist association, you would be suing yourself. that screwed up your life — it was you. You decided NORTH 1-20-89 could advise you. If there’s no money in the treasury, the answer is to take your secretary out on the town and have a Our Language ♦ 3 2 good time, and that was a decision you made Y A J 6 5 4 DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m 16, take typing in school, apparent. Raise the dues or assessments. This will ♦ Q 10 9 8 do a fair amount of knitting and am in the Flag not make the members happy. As always they wish consciously. ask for aces and bid a grand slam. I’m not about to moralize on the issue. But the fact Use tumult for a noisy disturbance or uproar. ♦ A 2 T h e k e y When the king of spades is led, every Corps. For the last eight months I’ve had a dull ache to pay as litle as possible and get the most. But that in my left wrist. There is also a lump. Is there any is that you were in a public place and the courts have You’ll have to shout this word, though, if you want to WEST EAST declarer will certainly win the ace and PKJ^ is part of this type of communal living. t o s u c c e s s treatment? The other, perhaps easier, approach would be to held on many occasions that it is perfectly proper be heard over a tumult. P K Q J 10 498765 play a diamond to dummy. Is it a sur­ for television crews to pan a street, shopping scene Something feasible appears possible or likely. A Y Q 10 9 8 prise to anyone that nine out of 10 de­ replace the current officers with residents who ha ve Y 7 By James Jacoby DEAR READER: Overuse syndrome can affect or public event and show the individuals who are feasible clue for pronunciation might be to rhyme ♦ 2 ♦ clarers will now cash the club ace and the drain problems, and then act accordingly. In CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vane* Rodawall any joint, in which swelling and discomfort result participating. Indeed, you were one of these. the first part with ease. 49876543 4 K Q J 10 How can a bridge teacher persuade shed the spade loser? Later, when from repetitive motions. The symptoms you are short, get involved. hearts are played. East makes a trick. I think your attorney has given you the facts as SOUTH his pupils to avoid hasty and careless WHAT IS THB experiencing could be due to bursitis (inflammation they are and you have no cause for action against OUR LANGUAGE AD VICE: Today’s Ad-Vice 4 A 4 play? Those who write about the game How impulsive! of the joint covering) Or tendinitis (inflammation of DEAR BRUCE: I’m outraged. Last weekend the Considering the alternative saves iH A D A U T T U e EVERVBooy^ the television station. If the activity was as innocent Award goes to a line of greeting cards, advertised as Y K 3 2 say it in different ways — plan the M8ANIN& ACCIOBNTlNIWg a tendon), resulting from wrist movement during weather was especially warm for this time of the “A tiny little division of” a larger company. That ♦ AKJ76543 play, think before playing to the first the day. In dummy with a diamond, TRYINarO READ year, so I decided to go out and do some shopping as you imply, maybe your wife will eventually see it 4... play the ace of clubs and shed a /leart. O F TH IS?/ UUNDRY BOOM, SOMgTWINa-INTO your various activities. Also, you could have a that way. Bear in mind that when you’re in'public, self-description contains a tiny little redundancy trick, count your tricks, etc. Philip Al­ ganglion, a benign, sometimes painful cyst that and have a drink with some friends. der has a different way of expressing Now play king and ace of hearts and THATfeALL. THINaSTHgSECAyS. anything can — and usually does — happen. that, left uncorrected, might turn the entire Vulnerable: Both forms on nerves and tendons. Later I watched the 11 p.m. news and at the end of Dealer: North the concept in his Bols bridge tip for ruff a heart. Return to dummy with the program there was a little story about the company into a house of cards. 1988. His advice is: “Don’t be impul­ another diamond and ruff another Your family doctor should be able to diagnose your ailment or. if necessary, refer you to an unseasonably warm weather. They showed West North East sive — consider the alternatives.” heart. The last heart in dummy is now shoppers and people at an outside restaurant Bruce Williams. America’s top radio talk host, is Pass Pass Try today’s example. After you a winner, and declarer can return via orthopedic surgeon for a second opinion. Overuse heard weeknights on NBC stations. Write to Do you have a question or comment about our 2 Y Pass the diamond suit to finally get rid of syndromes are usually treated with rest, heat and enjoying a drink and a snack. You can imagine my Pass open one diamond in third position, shock and surprse when I saw myself on television Williams in care of the Manchester Herald, P.O. language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, in care Pass 5 Y Pass partner jumps to two hearts. 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Jan. 20, 1989 — 81 WEEKEND Puzzles T V Tonight ACROSS 5 Grant Answer to Previous Puzzle 5:00PM [HBO] Imprints: Jeff Bridges [ESPN] Best Of NFL Films [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Death Wish IV: The (2® NVR Showcase J temporarily Actor Jeff Bridges talks about his career Crackdown' Vigilante Paul Kersey de­ [C N N ] Newsnight Update Out in space Let’s be rude and personal life. 9:00PM ® Dallas (CC) Miss Ellle pro­ 1 Susceptible to 6 Compass point clares war on Southern California’s crack ceeds with the sale of Southfork to Caner dealers. Charles Bronson. Kay Lenz. John [DIS] MOVIE: The Magic Snowman’ bribery 5;30PM [HBO] MOVIE: Munchies' A McKay, unaware of his connection to Jer­ Roger Moore is the voice of a friendly Fin­ A children’s concert entitled “ Music in Space,” The Rude Girls, an extremely popular 7 Chicken P. Ryan 1987 Rated R. 6 Gains point Peruvian archaeological dig uncovers a emy Wendell; Ray leaves Dallas. (60 min.) nish snowman who helps two children pre­ by the Hartford Symphony, will be presented on Northampton-based trio of singers, will present a 8 -about weird, junk food-craving alien creature (In Stereo) [USA] Miami Vice pare lor the annual skating event. Justin 12 Pointless Harvey Korman, Charles Stratton. 1987. Saturday morning at 11, weaving visual and concert Saturday evening at the Sounding Board 9 News stories ® 3® Mr. Belvedere (CC) When George 11:30PM ® Taxi Fried, Dragana Marjanovic, Jack Aronson. 13 Most sensible Rated PG 1987. Rated NR. theatrical elements into the program. Film footage Coffeehouse, located at First Church of Christ 10 Language suffix becomes anchorman, Skip Hollings be­ ® ® Nightline (CC). 14 Easily donned [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Woman in Red’ comes suicidal. [USA] MOVIE: The Devil's Nightmare' of space shuttle flights will be projected above the Congregational, 12S. Main St., West Hartford. 11 Sault___ (CC) An otherwise happily married San ® ® Morton Downey Jr. garment ® Knight Rider A busload of travelers find themselves orchestra, as it performs music from “ Star Wars,” Admission is $8 and reservations are strongly Marie Francisco bureaucrat becomes obsessed 3 5 Honeymooners stranded at a sinister castle Jean Servais, 15 Epic poem with a gorgeous model and tries desper­ 3 5 War of the Worlds Sly aliens fool a “ 2001: A Space Odyssey," and other related works. suggested. Call 583-0841. Doors open at 7 p.m., and 14 Careless 3® 3® Presidential Inaugural Ball Erika Blanc, Daniel Emilfork. 1971. 16 Folklore ately to initiate an affair with her. Gene brilliant scientist into producing a vaccine Tickets are $6 for adults, $4 for children. the concert begins at 8. mistake Wilder, Kelly LeBrock, Gilda Radnor. 1984 that will shield them from Earth's lethal (2® Racing From Plainsfield 1 :35AM ® Dick Clark's Golden 18 Spanish gold Greats (R) The concerts tonight and Saturday evening open 17 U-boat Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) bacteria. (60 min.) 3® News (CC). 19 Doctrines (2® Connecticut News Week the orchestra’s pops season, which was 21 Deteriorates [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Harum Scarum' A fa­ [CNN ] Sports Tonight 2:00AM (® New Answers to Hair 20 Coffee mous movie star finds intrigue and rom­ 3 5 Encadenados Loss rescheduled because of the musicians’ strike. 23 WWII area [DIS] MOVIE: 'Houdini' The man consi­ Shutterbug dispenser ance while visiting the Middle East. Elvis @ Page Fifty Seven dered to be the world's greatest magician ® Family Medical Center Michael Lankester will conduct “ Fiedler’s 24 Lion's home Presley, Mary Ann Mobley, Fran Jeffries. is shown in biographical comedy. Tony 22 Scarlet 1965. [CNN] Larry King Live 3 5 World Wide Wrestling 26 Pep Curtis, Janet Leigh, Torin Thatcher. 1953. Favorites," a program postponed from Nov. 4 and An exhibit of photographs by Margaret 25 School org. [DIS] MOVIE: 'In Search of the Casta­ 3.® 3® Friday Night Videos (In Stereo) 6:00PM (D CB @§> ® News [ESPN] SportsCenter 5. Concerts begin at 8 p.m. For box office Bourke-White, one of the premiere photographers ; 26 Oxlike animal 27 Follow ways' (CC) An elderly professor helps 3®l Home Shopping Spree ® dS Throe's Company three children look for their missing father information, call 246-6807. of the century, is opening Sunday at the Wadsworth 28 Diminutive suf 28 Printer's 34 Hot cereal 44 A ve___ 1 1 :35PM ® Night Court [ESPN] Best of SportsLook 38 Pigpen 46 Heraldic border (T) Matt Houston in the South American jungle. Hayley Mills, Atheneum, 600 Main St., Hartford. Her pictures of fix measures Maurice Chevalier. 1962. Rated G. 1 1 :45PM [M A X ] MOVIE: Wild and 2:05AM ® Family Feud 39 Decay of 48 No 3 5 Benson the Fort Peck Dam in Montana, and the town called 29 Triumph 2 9 ______ton soup [ESPN] Human Powered Vehicle Beautiful on Ibiza' Passion and pleasure timber (2 wds.) 49 Pine fruit 3B) Mission: Impossible run free on the island paradise of Ibiza. Re­ 2:25AM [HBO] inside the NFL Hosts: Be a square New Deal, which sprang up around it, became the " 30 Biblical strong 31 Ditty Speed Championships (R) Len Dawson, Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) (In 40 Dyes. 50 Drink slowly §5) A-Team gis Porte, Tanja Spiess, Margit Geissler. cover and lead story for L IF E magazine’s first man 32 Use a needle [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Private Investigations' 1981. Rated R. Stereo) The Manchester Square Dance Club will have a 4 1 ______one's51 Giveway ______News (Live) An innocent man gets caught up in his jour­ issue. This retrospective of 120 pictures will hang 32 Dips 33 Runner 43 City on the whirl nalist father's battle against police corrup­ 12:00AM ® Kojak 2:30AM ® improv Tonite Guest host: dance on Saturday from 8:30 to 10; 30 p.m. at filing (24) Doctor Who Part 5. Richard Belzer. Comics Bruce Baum, Randy 35 Poetic Sebastian___ Seine 52 Perform tion. Clayton Rohner, Ray Sharkey. 1987. ® Scheduled; the recrea­ Junior High School. Earl Johnston will be the through March 19. d® T.J. Hooker USA Today Lubas, John Mendoza. (R) Then walk a few blocks to Real Art Ways, 94 Allyn contraction Rated R. (In Stereo) tional drug "ecstasy jazz musician Bran­ caller. Joan and Armand Daviau will cue the 7 8 9 10 11 @8) Family Ties (CC). ford Marsalis. (60 min.) (R) ® Superior Court 36 Pertaining to [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents rounds. A round dance workshop will be offered St., where the rich, colorful, dramatic photographs • (45 Noticias 3 5 Star Trek: The Next Generation (60 ® Home Shopping Overnight Service dawn 9:30PM ® ® Just the Ten of Us (3 hrs.) from 7: 30 to 8 p.m. A donation of $8 per couple is of Anne Turyn will be exhibited through Feb, 17. "The d?) World of Survival (R) (CC) The Lubbock daughters seek part- min.) 37 Soviet Union 3® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) requested. series of photos acts as a visual diary. There are also [DIS] Young People’s Concert with time jobs to help pay the bills. (R| [C N N ] Sports Latenight (abbr.) “ flashbulb memories,” which join newspaper Raffi The Canadian folk singer performs a (2® Fourth Estate (2® WWF Wrestling Challenge [ESPN] SportsCenter 39 Compass point sing-along concert for children and their (2® 3® Tonight Show (In Stereo) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Savage Streets' A Los headlines aboutnotableevents with everyday scenes parents. (60 min.) (57) State We Are In Dinos dynamic 42 Soggy (2® To Be Announced. Angeles girl seeks revenge when her youn- and settings. [ESPN] Running and Racing [USA] Ray Bradbury Theater gei sister Is raped by a local gang. Linda 43 Tame animal ■ ® Current Affair The film, "Pterodactyls Alive," will be shown [USA] She-Ra: Princess of Power 10:00PM ® Falcon Crest (CC) Pre- Blair, John Vernon. 1984. Rated R. 44 Give out (Sf) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour this weekend at the Dinosaur State Park, on West wedding jitters affect Emma's nuptial [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Lady Chatterly's Lover' sparingly 28 6 :30PM ® CBS News (CC). (In Stereo) 3 5 Best of Love Connection Street in Rocky Hill. Films are shown there at 11:30 Fun and games plans; Pilar accepts Lance's apologies; Ben A woman's passion leads to a love affair 45 Extinct bird (® Family Ties (CC). continues his relationship with the Cellini [CNN] Newsnight with her aristocratic husband's gamekee­ a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Admission to the exhibit center ® d® ABC News (CC). family despite Nick's warnings. (60 min.) per. Sylvia Kristel, Shane Briant, Nicholas Antique dolls, toys and games will be displayed 47 Mexican state (In Stereo) [ESPN] AWA Championship Wrestling is $1 for adults. 50 cents for children ages 6 to 17, 3 5 Jeffersons Part 2 of 2 Clay. 1981. Rated R. through Feb. 26 at the Florence Griswold Museum," 50 Mountain range 32 33 ® ® (2® Nows [USA] Camp Midnite (90 min.) free to children 5 and younger. d® d® NBC News (CC). 2:35AM ® News (R) 96 Lyme St., Old Lyme. The displays are meant to I 53 Terrible f i l ® 20/20 (CC) Barbara Walters' pre­ 1 2:05AM ® Pat Sajak Show 54 Style of type 39 40 41 d® dZ) Nightly Business Report 3:00AM ® MOVIE: 'Angels Wash recall the time, 100 years ago, when the Griswold „ inauguration Interview with George and 1 2:30AM ® Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) (45 Noticiero Univision Barbara Bush. (60 min.) Their Faces' A protective sister tries to Home School brought children to the house to 55 Alliance J ■ clear her brother's police record. Ann 42 3® Sea Hunt He’s all heart (65 Love Connection 3 5 INN News Sheridan, Ronald Reagan, Dead End Kids. celebrate the holidays. The museum is open 1 to 5 - 56 Least dark 3® Alfred Hitchcock Presents 57 Warms ■ [CNN] Showbiz Today 3® Synchronal 1939. ■ King of Hearts," a play based on the French p.m.. Wednesdays through Sundays. Admission is - 49 f4® Hollywood Squares [ESPN] SportsLook (2® Morton Downey Jr. ® The Judge (CC) film by the same name, will be presented tonight i “ 3 5 No Es Un Juego Vivir (Repelicion) $2 general, free to children under 12. DOWN [USA] Cartoons ® 3® Miami Vice (CC) Switek com­ 3 5 Update: Making it Happen by the acclaimed National Theater of the Deaf at 52 1 S3 pounds his gambling-related problems (65 Gene Scott 3® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) WITH DEEP EMOTION — Nikolai in the play "Nothing Sacred," which is at 7:00PM ® Inside Edition when he asks his friend, a college quarter­ the Roberts Theatre of the campus of 1 Most depraved 54 55 1 2:45AM [HBO] MOVIE: Hot Dog... 3® Career Media Network Continued. Kingswood-Oxford School, West Hartford. This is a Kirsanov, played by Charles Antalosky, Hartford Stage, 50 Church St., Hartford, ® News back. to intentionally lose a game. (60 the Movie' (CC) Ski bums and bunnies try 2 Puzzle ■ min.) (In Stereo) [C N N ] Headline News Overnight ® d® Wheel of Fortune (CC). to outdo each other on the slopes while benefit for the .American School for the Deaf. The right, struggles to overcome his feelings through Feb. 4. For reservations, call Relax with musician (2® Singing Detective 3 Backs of ® Cosby Show (CC) Part 2 of 2. (In looking for romance on the side. David [DIS] MOVIE: 'Puss-in-Boots' A cat is National Theatre of the Deaf combines spoken of love toward his housekeeper, Fe- 527-5151. necks L Stereo) (3® Odd Couple Naughton, Patrick Houser, Tracy N Smith transformed into a man who ingratiates Spend a relaxing evening with singer and himself with French aristocracy in this word with sign language. The performance is at 8 © ua>. I4EWSPAPER ENTEKPRISE ASSN. 20 3 5 Noticiero Univision 1984 Rated R nichka, played by Karen Evans-Kandel, guitarist Stan Sullivan, who will present a concert 4 Shortly Ql) (S) Cheers (CC). musical version of Charles Perrault's clas­ this evening. Tickets are $15. Call 233-9631, ext. 261. 3® Rockford Files (5® Great Performances: Melba (CC) A 1 2:50AM [TM C ] m o v ie : Never Too sic tale. Christopher Walken, Jason Con­ Saturday evening at the Park Lodge Coffee House, four-part miniseries chronicling Australian Young to Die' An undercover agent's son d® M'A'S'H nery. 1988. Rated G. in Patriot’s Park on Lake Street in Coventry. The soprano Nellie Melba’s (Linda Cropper) rise is pressed into service when a megalo- (24) (57) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour maniacal villain threatens to contaminate [ESPN] SpeedWeek Here comes the bride Groundhogs and Stones from 2 to 5 p.m., Thursday from 2 to 8 p.m., Friday event is from 8 to 10 p.m. Admission is $2 and to (ame begins with her early training, mar­ from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday d® The Streets of San Francisco riage to Charles Armstrong and birth of Los Angeles' water supply. John Stamos, 3:25AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Something refreshments will be available. CELEBRITY CIPHER their son (90 min.) Vanity, Gene Simmons 1986. Rated R. (In d® Current Affair Wild' (CC) A mild-mannered executive is A complete array of fashions and accessories for It’s not even Groundhog Day yet, but the from noon to 5 p.m. For more information call Calabrity CIptwr cryptogrwm ve cr»«t«d from quotallont by lamout people, p u l end preienl. Stereo) whisked away on an exciting but danger­ Each letter In the cipher ttanda lor another. ToOty't dim: P equals Y. ®5 Newhart Groundhogs, Stone Crow and several other rock 643-0949. (4® Cosby Show (CC). Part 1 of 2. (In ous adventure after meeting a beautiful brides, grooms and their attendants will be Stereo) [CNN] Headline News 1 :00AM ® Latin Connection (R) (In groups will be playing Saturday evening at the Stereo) mystery woman. Jeff Daniels, Melanie displayed this weekend at New England’s largest 'a*U CQUHZM, NBUHZMS, (45 Senora [ESPN] Spirit of Adventure Twilight of Griffith, Ray Liotta. 1986. Rated R. (In Populous Pudding, 820 Main St., Willimantic. Blacks of West Hartford the Gorillas (60 min.) (Taped) ® St. Elsewhere bridal show. Bridal Expo ’89, at the Hartford Civic (55 Family Ties (CC). Part 2 o( 2 Stereo) Admission is $4 per person. The doors open at 8 Music students honored [HBO] 1st & Ten: The Bulls Mean Busi­ 35 Twilight Zone Center. Jewelers, limousine companies, caterers, The Noah Webster House in West Hartford is FMJMOBVC, CMZAQCW, [CNN] Moneyline p.m. ness (CC) A visit to the Old Timers' Day 3® D.C. Follies 3:30AM 3 5 Twilight Zone travel services and others will set up booths. The following East Catholic High School music [DIS] Return to Treasure Island In this Reunion in the year 2013. (In Stereo) opening an exhibit on Sunday called “ The Black 3® 3® Late Night With David Letter- [ESPN] Business of Sports Door prizes include a honeymoon in the Bahamas, VJEGGOENGQLM. YMEVGQAVZ, swashbuckling sequel to Robert Louis [USA] Hitchhiker students have been selected to perform in the Community in West Hartford,” which uses colonial Stevenson's novel, Jim Hawkins (Christo­ man (In Stereo) [USA] MOVIE: 'Dreadnaught Rivals' A a bridal gown, wedding ring set. cake, limousine pher Guard) rejoins Long John Silver (Brian [M A X ] MOVIE; Leonard 3® Hart to Hart Museum holds exhibit All-Connecticut Regional Music Festival to be held articles and advertisements, and turn-of-the- ZEDP EJR ROQLMJ.' — 10:15PM young man seeks to avenge his father's services and more. Special guestsare JohnSavilleof at the University of Connecticut this weekend: century photographs to paint a picture of black Blessed) ten years later to recover dia­ Part 6' (CC) A secret agent is brought out 3® Career Media Network murder. Simon Lin, Kent Ko. 1980. monds left on Treasure Island (2 hrs.) Part of retirement to battle a madwoman bent WWYZ radio, and Lonnie Quinn, who plays Will The Lutz Children’s Museum is sponsoring a Seniors; Domenic Lippolis, Manchester: Pamela individuals in the town. In colonial times, at least 31 [CNN] Crossfire YEOYOE CGOMQCEJR. 1 of 5 on world domination. Bill Cosby, Tom 4:00AM 3 5 streets of San Francisco Cooney on the afternoon drama, “ All My Children.” participatory tool exhibit running now through Courtenay. Joe Don Baker. 1987. Rated [ESPN] Water Skiing: U.S. Open, from Rudnicki and Louis Starno, East Hartford; black men, women and children lived in West PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “ Parenthood remains the greatest single preserve [ESPN] SportsCenter [CNN] Larry King Overnight The expo is open from noon to 6 p.m. Saturday and Feb. 12 at the Lutz Children’s Museum. 247 SOuth PG. (In Stereo) West Palm Beach. Fla. (60 min.) (R) Elizabeth Gallivan, Ellington; Elizabeth Hartford. Today, that number has grown to about of the amateur." — Alvin Toffler. [HBO] Inside the NFL Hosts: Len Daw­ [ESPN] Women's Tennis: Federation Sunday. Admission is $5 per person. St. The exhibit, developed by the Boston Children’s son. Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 1 0>30PM 35 Odd Couple 1:10AM [M A X ] MOVIE: Private Dickinson, Vernon; and Matthew Nelson, 3,500. The exhibit was put together by the West Practices; The Story of a Sex Surrogate' Cup From Melbourne, Australia. (60 min.) Museum, present basic types of tools. Columbia. [M A X ] Vintage Performances (In [2® INN News A frank and open account of sex surrogate (R) Hartford Afro-American Social Organization, the Stereo) A collection of historic tools will tell the story of Juniors: Teresa Cowles. Hebron; and Matthew Noah Webster Foundation and students from Hall - C38) Hogan's Heroes Maureen Sullivan's practice, including con­ [MAX] MOVIE. 'Body D ouble' (CC) An Dancin’ In the dark [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Kiss Me Goodbye' A 3 5 Tres Generaciones sultations with two of her clients. Narrated unemployed Hollywood actor becomes the evolution of woodworking. Slides of Connecticut St. Georges, Broad Brook. High School. remarried widow is haunted by the outspo­ implicated in a bizarre murder scheme. [HBO] 1st 8i Ten: The Bulls Mean Busi­ by Noreen Hennesey. 1986 Rated NR. Parents Without Partners will have a dance on inventions and tools compiled by the Connecticut Sophomores; Charles DelSignore, Bolton. ken ghost of her late husband. Sally Field. Craig Wasson. Melanie Griffith, Gregg Admission to the museum, 227 S. Main St., is $2 I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME James Caan, Jeff Bridges, 1982. Rated ness (CC) TO must make a choice be­ 1 :30AM ® Career Media Network Henry. 1984. Rated R. (In Stereo) Saturday, from 8 p.m. to midnight, at Sacred Heart tween love and the team, while Ernie s car­ Historical Society will augment the exhibit. Call The festival will include a formal concert general, $1.50 seniorcitizens,$l children ages 6to 15. by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee PG. ® Joe Franklin Church Hall, Route 30, Vernon. The admission is $8 the museum to arrange a tour with classes. eer is jeopardized by an old girlfriend. (In comprised of a symphony orchestra, band, jazz The museum is open to the public from 1 to 4 p.m., [USA] Miami Vice Stereo) 3 5 INN News 4-;49AM ® l Love Lucy per person. For information, call 568-4428. The museum is open Tuesday and Wednesday Unscramble these four Jumbles, ensemble, and concert choir. daily except Wednesdays. one letter to each square, to form 7:30PM ® Entertainment Tonight [USA] Werewolf four ordinary words. Suzanne Pleshette's new TV series "Nigh­ tingales ' (In Stereo) 10:35PM [DIS] Seven Days in the = 9 Life of a President Narrator William Con­ •n Cinema LECCY ® Current Affair rad examines seven days during the Lyn­ >ve’ debuts ® d® Jeopardyl (CC). don B. Johnson administration. NEED SOME EXTRA ® Kate 8< Allie (CC). 1 1 :00PM CD dD §® ® ® News NEW YORK - Perhaps to who wants to prove that dolphins < n HARTFORD (PG) Frll:40,7:30,9:50,11:55; Sat 12:30, WILLIMANTIC 3 5 INN News CD 3® M'A'S'H welcome the Bush administra­ are as intelligent as human | m Cinema City — Torch Song Trilogy 12:15; Sun 12:15, 3:55, 7:05, 9:45. — Rain 2:45, 5, 7:30, 9:50, 11:55; Sun 12:30, 2:45, U.A. The cinemas — Twins (PG) Fri Mon (R) Fri 7:30, 10, 12:15; Sat 12, 2:45, d® M‘ A-S*H (T) Benny Hill tion, CBS offers a kinder, gentler beings. ! (R) FrI 7:15, 9:40; Sot and Sun 1:15,3:55, 5, 7:30,, 9:50. — Rain Man (R) Fri 1:30, 7:20, 9:45, 12; Sot 12:15, 2:45, 5:05, 7:20, 7:15, 9:40. — Women on the Verge of a 7:30, 10,12:15; Sun 12,2:45, 7,9:45, — The SPENDING MONEY? ADGUY (3® @® Win, Lose or Draw 3 5 Cheers (CC) new TV series. 7:15,9:55,12:25; Sat 1:30,4:15,7:15,9:55, 9:45, 12; Sun 12:15, 2:45, 5:05, 7:20, 9;45. Land Before Time (G) FrI-Sun 1:15, If viewers aren’t immediately > Nervous Breakdown (R) FrI 7:30, 9:50; 12:25; Sun 1:30, 4:15, 7:15, 9:55. — Dirty (S) d 5 Newhart (CC). (2® Friday the 13th: The Series (60 min.) “ Dolphin Cove,” premiering Sat and Sun 1:45, 3:45, 7:30, 9:50. — — The Naked Gun (PG-13) Fri 7:05,9:05, 3:15. — OeepSfor Six (R) Fri 7:30, 9:45, caught up in the drama of Flipper Rotten Scoundrels (PG) Fri 2, 7:45, 11:50; Sot 5:15, 7:30, 9:45, 11:50; Sun [CNN ] Crossfire Improv Tonite Guest host: Richard Saturday, is a nice family drama Another Woman (PG) FrI 7:40, 10; Sat 10:10, 12:20; Sat 12:40, 2:55, 5:05, 7:45, 11:05; Sat 12:30, 2:30, 4:30, 7:05, 9:05, fielding flash cards, there are the and Sun 1:45, 4:15, 7:40, 10. — Beaches 11:05; Sun 12:30, 2:30, 4:30, 7:05, 9:05. — 5:15, 7:30, 9:45. — Working Girl (R) Fri Newspaper routes available in your area... [ESPN] SpeedWeek Belzer. Comics Bruce Baum, Randy Lubas. with a splash of sophistication 10:10, 12:20; Sun 12:40, 2:55, 5:05, 7:45, The Accidental Tourist (PG) Fri 7:05, 7, 9:30, 12:15; Sat 12:05, 2:35, 7, 9:30, more accessible concerns of the (PG-13) Frl7,9:30; Satand Sun 1,4:05,7, 10:10, — Tequila Sunrise (R) Fri 1:25, [M A X ] Cinemax Comedy Experiment: John Mendoza. (R) mixed in with all the sappiness. 9:30. 9:45, 12:15; Sot 12:15, 3:55, 7:05, 9:45, 12:15; Sun 12:05, 2:35, 7, 9:30. MAYLIF WHAT THATMARI?IA<5E scientists’ two children — young 7:50, 10:10, 12:15; Sat 2,4:25, 7:50, 10:10, Ron Reagan is the President's Son (CC) (45 PELICULA; 'Los Ojos de un Nino' Al This is a show for people who still 12:15; Sun 2,4:25,7:50,10:10.— January / COUNSELOR W AS In his solo comedy debut, Ron Reagan presenciar un crimen, un nino queda pri- Katie, who lost her will to speak Man (R) Fri 1:50, 7:55, 10:15, 12:05, Sat Earn money and prizes by delivering the vado del habla y se convierle en la pieza cry at the end of “ Old Yeller,” not "O EAST HARTFORD ^ A >__^_ ALWAYS IN THE uses his ''identity crisis"' to take a satirical after being in a car wreck that 12:50, 2:50, 4:55, 7:55, 10:15, 12:05; Sun look at life in the limelight. (In Stereo) clave de la situacion. Julissa, Jorge Luke. cynics who watch “ Miami Vice” Poor Richards Pub and Cinema — 12:50, 2:50, 4:55, 7:55, 10:15, 12:05. Manchester Herald in your neighborhood. AAIPPLE OF. killed her mother, and David, a < o The Accused (R) FrI and Sat 7:30, 9:30, (65 Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) in the secret hope that Tubbs will 12. Closed on Sunday. 8:00PM ® Beauty and the Beast sulky teen-ager who wants to go SUNDAY BRUNCH EXLUDE (CC) The secret of the Tunnel World is [CNN] Moneyline Now arrange the circled letters to shoot Crockett. H' Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — The Land MANCHESTER home to his girlfriend in America. UA Theaters East — Scrooged (PG- In the new form the surprise answer, as sug­ imperiled when a troubled boy follows [ESPN] Business of Sports Frank Converse stars as Mi­ Before Time (G) Sat and Sun 12:20. — Call today to get more details. Catherine into its depths. (60 min.) (In 13) Frl7,9:30; Satand Sun 2,4:20, 7,9:30, dining room n ~ n ~ gested by the above cartoon. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Spring Break' Four col­ Trey Ames (“ A Year in the Oliver & Company (G) FrI-Sun 12, 6:35. — Crossing Delancev (PG) Fri 7:30, Stereo) chael Larson, a scientist who — The Accidental Tourist (PG) FrI 1, 9:35; Satand Sun 2:10, 4:40,7:30,9:35.— lege students cut loose on spring break in Life” ) plays David and Karron 7:20, 10, 12:15; Sat 12, 2:15, 4:30, 7:20, 10, at 11am to 2 pm ® MOVIE: 'The Longest Yard' A former Fort Lauderdale. David Kneli. Perry Lang. moves to Australia under the 1 o Mv Step mother Is on Allen (PG-13) Fri 647-9946 Print answer here: Q IC X X X XXJ football player, in prison on minor charges. Graves is Katie. 12:15; Sun 12, 2:15 , 4:30, 7:20, 10. — 7:15, 9:40; Sat and Sun 2:15, 4:30, 7:15, Jayne Modean. 1983. Rated R. aegis of a wealthy businessman DeepStar Six (R) FrI 8, 10:20, 12:10; Sat 9:40. — The Rocky Horror Picture Show Choice of Champoffne, fPine, (Answers tomorrow) Is assigned to train a group of convicts for 1 < 1:35, 4:05, 8, 10:20, 12:10; Sun 1:35, 4:05, (R) Fri and Sot midnight. — U2 Rattle a game against the prison s guards. Burl 8, 10:20. — Working Girl (R) FrI 1:10, Bloody Mary or Screwdriver Jumbles: PRIOR GLOAT PURVEY TURBAN Reynolds, Eddie Alben, Bernadette Peters. and Hum (PG-13) Fri and Sat midnight. Marble St...... all Oakland Heights...... all Yesterday's 1 > 7:05, 9:40, 11:50; Sat 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, Answer He was so lazy he didn't give a rap, even when 1974. 7:05, 9:40, 11:50; Sun 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, McCabe St...... all Brownstone Apts...... all this did— OPTORTUNITY ® ® Perfect Strangers (CC) Larry and 7:05, 9:40.— The Naked Gun (PG-13) FrI VERNON stock Place...... all 1:15, 7:40, 9:45, 11:30 Sat 1, 3, 4:45, 7:40, Cine 1 * 2 — Scrooged (PG-13) Fri 7, Belgian Waffles Omelettes Balki overhear Harriet's husband, a police­ THE MANCHESTER 9:45, 11:30; Sun 1, 3, 4:45, 7:40, 9:45. — 9:20; Sot and Son 2, 4:15, 7, 9:20. — My No. Main St...... 397-496 man, discussing a top-secret case. Made to order with Onions, East Center St...... 408-608 Mississippi Burning (R) Fri 1:40, 7:10, Stepmother Ison Allen (PG-13) F ri7:10, Made to order with Now b.ck In •lock. 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Writers, Edi­ agressive, career- Nurse Aides, on 3-11 Frlday, salary com- FDR SALE Cape. Six rooms, 3 aheatroek and flnlih. Alto Inlarlor • Automatic Oil Delivery m r agrees to protect, Indemnify tors, Telephone Sur­ shift. Training classes mensurotes with expe­ palming. Call minded Individual for bedrooms, skylights, CLEANING, 2 0 % Off • Well Pumps Sales & Service ond hold harmless the Man­ vey. Educators pre­ rience. Full benefits management trainee Sell clerk, full or part time, offered for Interested All real estate advertised In oil heat, nicely lands­ Complete cleaning aervice for 647*3808, laava maataga. chester Herald, Its officers ferred though not package. Please send 645*8830 • Water Heaters (Sitctnc a oa.) position. Our training night or day, department Individuals who are not the Manchester Herald Is caped yard, family your office or buelnese. Experi­ and emplavees against any essential. Hours and currently certified. resume to or call: Eli­ • Bathroom & Kitchen and all lia b ility , loss or program lasts 3 to 6 manager wanted at once, sublect to the Fair Housing neighborhood In Wad- enced, thorough, reliable. L it ut remodel your kitchen or pay mutually deter- Paid training period zabeth Reynolds, DNS, Act of 1968, which m akes It Remodeling expense. Including attor­ months and leads di­ to work in modern phar­ dell School area. Free EsIlmttei. bath from floor to calling. We mlned. Coll 649-9517. or Kathleen Coburn, Illegal to advertise anv pref­ neys' fees, arising fram rectly to management macy. With pleasant with Increase after 90 $156,900. Owner, 646- offer oablnete, vanitlae, coun- FLOORING • Senior Citizen Discounts Adm inistrator, 581 Po- erence, limitation or discrim­ claims of unfair trade practi­ BABYSITTER. Mature, position. Good starting days. Call 643-5151. 4122. Principals Only. Call John • Electric work by working conditions, at quonock Avenue, ination based on race, color, 649-5586 tertopa whatever your naede ces, Infringement of frade- responsible person to salary, benefits and bo­ Manchester's largest Crestfleld Convales- are. Call Ralph Nadeau at Precision Electric libp-MpaiiaaMuiMaiiaiaauiAaiiaa4a,4iw^ morks, trode nomes or paf- cant Home, Windsor, CT 06095, 688- religion, sex or national MANCHESTER. Exqui­ care for our 9 month nuses. Call fo r Inter- shopping center. Fringe origin, or on Intention to FREE ESTIMATES ents, violation of rights of • Manchester. 7211. site 3 bedroom Colon­ MIKE GIACALONE old son and 5 year old vlew, 667-4410.______benefits, good salary and moke onv such preference, ial, captivating, 20x20 843-6004 privacy and Infringement of WAITRESSES Wanted. BOOKKEEPING/ HHtliee A Bstli Dstlgs Center UNOLEUM SERVICE Phone: 649-2871 copyright ond proprietary daughter In our Bolton PROFESSIONAL Person hours. Apply at once to limitation or discrimination. first floor family room No experience neces­ The Herald will not know- Fully Insured GMC VAN CONVERSION by AVIATOR rights, unfoir competition home. Occasional needed for office Miss Verge or Head phar­ with corner fireplace, INCOME TAX weekday and weekend sary. Full and port Inglv accept onv advertise­ Quality Workmanship and libel and slander, which supply company as as­ macist. STUDY HALL level 94x130 lot, vinyl S&G HOME may result from fhe publica­ evenings. Coll 643-7427. time. Luigi's Restau­ ment which Is In violation ot Free Estimates I MISCELLANEOUS New 1989 Stock a #K9105 sistant manager, some the low. siding. $169,900. ERA IMPROVEMENT tion of any odverflsmenf In MACINTOSH Users. Part nights and weekends. Liggett Pharmacy MONITOR ra n t, 704 Hartford Philips Real Estate. Complete accounting services ComplaM home lenovttloni SERVICES fhe Manchester Herald by Rood, 649-5325.______SOUTHERN New Eng- Including A/B. A/P, P/R. Q/L. Intarlor/axiarlor palming. 643-5439 tim e fo r bl-weekly pub- Experience helpful but 404 Watt Middle Tpke. lond cla ssifie d ads 742-8120. DaokiAHchana/bath ramodaling. advertiser. Including adver­ not necessary. Com­ Manchester Board P&L Statement and quarterly • Vandura Ext. B/Eye Mir-BT Cus. Steer Wheel tisements In ony free dlsfrl- llcatlon. Days and BASEBALL Coach, Jun­ reach nearly 800,000 Roofing. GSL Building Mainte­ SPECTACULAR neigh­ tax returns. Can design Rally Wheels butlon publications pub­ nights available. Call petitive pay and benef­ of Education ior Varsity, Coventry homes In Connecticut Praa etUmtlaa nance Co. Commercl- • RR Door Stop Swing Out SD Drs. its. Non smoker. For borhood - High on fhe additional applications FLOORSANDING lished by the Manchester 646-1479,______High School. Begin­ and Rhode Island. The ol/Restdentlol building • Tinted Glass Front Stab Bar RV Conv. Discount Interview, call 872-6075, is seeking applicants for mountain - Fireplaced 871-6552 or 872-6550 a Fioore Ilka new Herald. Penny Sleffert, PART Time proof-reader SCULPTURED nail per­ ning March 1989. Con­ price fo r a basic 25 tailored for your business repairs and home Im­ Auxiliary L ight I Publisher. ask for Linda. a study hall monitor at family room - formal a Specializing In older lloora • RR DR Fix Glass Rear Axle 3.42 for bl-weekly publica­ son. Inauire Ken, 643- tact Mr. Dennis Joy, word ad Is only $55 and needs. Call 644-8191. provements. Interior 1442. dining room - fire- • Natural & stained floors • S/O Sid Sd Dr Gl HD Rear Springs Halogen Hi-Beam tion. Days and nights Manchester High Principal, Coventry will appear In 43 news­ I PAINTING/ and exterior pointing, Oil tlie Job traihiiig High School, 78 Ripley placed living - built a No waxing anymore light corpenfry. Com HD Battery ILDST avolloble. Call 646-1479, DISHWASHERS Needed, School. Duties include: papers. For more In­ PAPERING • Inter W/S Wiper 5.0L V8 EFI Eng. I LMm to b« in opHcil lichnlclin. Wt Hill Road, Coventry, with his usual care and John Varfsille - 64667S0 plete ianitorlal ser­ AM/FM-ST-CAS-CLK AND FOUND PART Time paste-up ar­ full and part time, ev­ supervision of study formation call Classi­ distinction by Ansaldl - 1988 INCOME TAXES • Air Cond. - Frt. 4 Spd. Auto Trans oHir itiidy imploymint, with halls, in-school suspen­ Connecticut 06238. fied, 643-2711 and ask vice. Experienced, rel­ tist fo r bl-weekly publi­ opportunity for idvincimint. enings. Apply In persan Phone, 742-7346. Home Is looking for a WILDWOOD Pointing. iable, free estimates. • Pass Sunshade 33 Gal Fuel Tank Cigar Lighter IMPOUNDED. Beautiful, Pnuntly MiWng tnlmM for our for detalls.g Consultation / Preparation cation. Two days every to Vernon Steak Club, sion room, corridors, loving family. Come Interior or exterior. 643-0304. tri-colored Collie, also other week. 646-1479, offlei Miff, and our lint grinding Route 83, Vernon. and before and after share the view, the Individuals / Fully Insured. Ask for I HEATING/ Cocker-pooh type dipirtmint. Starting tiouify rita *5.50 OPEN House. Manches­ Steve or Chortle. 228- SNOW REMOVAL LEGAL Assistant. Part wmi rivliwi In 30, SO and 120 diya. CLERICAL Worker school detention rooms te r. S plit level on swimming pool, and Sole Proprietors PLUMBING puppy. Bolton Dog SERVICE country setting. Call 0460. Residential' tim e, experience In Call Bob Pound to dlacuaa Itia needed to assist busy with related clerical at­ lovely, Iandscap3d lot. LIST PRICE Warden, 646-9699. Alex tor a personal Commercial. Drive *28,612. ONLY probate area helpful. axcaHant banoflta program and office In bookkeeping, tendance duties. School Offers luxury living Dan Mosler 649-3339 ways, starting at $15 Could work Into full ippolnlmanl lor Inlarvlaw. filing, night typing and MANAGER preview 647-1419 or In PJ's Plumbing, Hiating S days only 7.2 hours with three bedrooms, W all F*opering & Call Bob, 872-8841. tim e position. Send re­ other clerical duties. fully appllanced the evenings 649-5159 Air Conditioning DISCOUNT 10,012. 60 MONTHS QSA Dptical - 649-3177 Must be mature and daily. *6.05 hourly wage Leading Independant RM/MAX East of the Paintins FINANCIAL sume to: Box D, c/o gourmet kitchen, spa­ Realdentloi, Commerciol, Boilers, pumps, hot water HAWKES TREE SERVICE Manchester Herald, 16 responsible. Full or (•7845, yearly). Some fuel company In the cious fam ily room, a tt­ River tanks, new and Bucket, truck & chipper. Stump housekeeper ’ P a rt References $ Insurance. replacemehts. ABANDON The search. Brianard Place, Man- part time hours. Pleae benefits provided. Con­ Farmington Valley ached garage, swim­ ANSALDI built ranch on CARPENTRY/ removal. Free estimates. YOU PAY *18,600. chester.______time weekends only. call 646-2469, ext. 223, Moftv Mattson, 649-4431 FREE ESTIMATES Thank you for making Excellent opportunity tact: seeks individual with ming pool. Open private street. Kitchen Special consideration for us #1 for 41 years. Betty.______REMODELING p a r t time Janitorial for student or second Mrs. Quinby S-1 or S-2 Occupa­ House, Saturday, 1-4. remodeled one year Gary McHugh, 643-9321 643-9649/228-9616 elderly and handicapped. CASH or TRADE 5,000. Fast, confidential, worker wanted to clean Income. Experience COMPANION/House- tional license to head For more Information, ago. Hardwood floors easy mortgages. Mr. keeper. For elderly Manchester High School health club, third shift not reaulred. Call or up the Service Depart­ call Jennifer, Realty thru-out, plaster walls, FARRAND r I m OD^LINC 647-7553 Mortgage, where during week, second apply In person to: woman. Own room, W orld, 561-4978 or 646- two fireplaces, large Room additions, decks, roof­ BALANCE 3 ment. Salary is negoti­ ISZ America borrows has shift on weekend. bath, TV. In West H art­ 647-3529 7576.______two car garage. Great ing. aiding, windows and gutt- South Windsor Nursing able. Liberal fringe be­ ANGELIC HOME been a neighborhood Please call Accent C e n te r, 1060 M a in ford apartment. Must MANCHESTER. By starter or retirment sra. All types of remodaling and ROOFING/ 1 ^ ROOFING/ CARE REGI8TRY TD FINANCE n s , 6 0 0 . tradition helping ho­ Building Services, 675- Street, South Windsor, drive. References re­ nefits package. Please owner. Newer, seven home. $154,000. D.W. repairs. Call Bob Farrend, Jr. meowners for 41 years. 8954 or 295-8998. aulred. Call 813-481- I S J SIDING SIDING LOCAL HEQiSTRY OFFERS ‘paymant does not Include sales rax or rag., 13.9% APR Connecticut 289-7771. write to: room Dutch Colonial In Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 QUALITY CARE.. Please call Conn & 7446, collect. MECHANIC for gas die­ Bus. 647-8509 EOE______prime area. Reduced LOWER COST TO CLIENTS... Conn at 233-9687. sel school transporta­ Res. 645-6849 ALSO. GENEVA AND COACHMAN VANS IN STOCKIII TEXAS Dll Company ACCOUNTANT. Junior tion fleet. If you have $20,000 from original COMPANIONS, HOMEMAKERS, HELP WANTED needs m ature person Accountant needed. pride In your w ork and THE asking price. Now 4 SEASONS REMODELiNG NURSES $208,900. Call 646-4628. WILLINGTON You Can Give ...or Give SEE US AT THE NORTHEAST TRUCK & Employment for short trips sur­ Reaulrements are a wish to work with a • Additions • Decks 647-1956 great group of people MEDICAL Assistant with rounding Manchester. four year Accounting FRANK A. VERNON. Immaculate New 21,000 sq. f t con­ • Roofing • Repair Your Painter A Your House A Contact customers. We Degree and working In a modern shop, call Garrison Colonial. temporary on over 6 SPORTSMEN’S SHOW bookkeeping and medl- Small Jobs Walcomad Lifetime Contract... Lifetime DISTRIBUTION cal experience for train. Write W.F. Dick­ knowledge of Lotus Sylvester, 643-7727. CADW ELL Nine rooms, first floor acres. 7 rooms, 3 bed­ I PART TIME erson, President, 123. Excellent starting family room with fire­ Sanlor CItIzan Discount LABELS Hartlord Civic Center, Feb. 10 thru 12 Manchester practice. Female or Male room s, 2Si baths, It uMd to be thait every Commitment. TlrwJ of manuaUv addreaslno Southwestern Petro­ salary and benefits. place, finished rec Also See Us At; HELP WANTED Send resume to: 1 Her­ CORP. Call Chris at 645-6559 fie years or so, homeown­ distribution mail — we can leum, Box 961005, Fort Send resume In confi­ AUTOMOTIVE SALES PEOPLE room or 5th bedroom In Mroenod porch, 2 car itage Place, Suite 105, Attn: PERSONNEL DEPT. ers would call In a painter automate this process rrovtdinp SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND SPRINGFIELD CAMPING A Worth, Texas 76161. dence to: Senior Staff Earning potenlial *40.000*. demo plan, basement, garage. garage. Loads of extras. PART time Assistant In Manchester, other excellent fringe benefits Experience and sign on the dotted quality service for a reasonable RV A CAMPING SHOW OUTDOOR SHOW Accauntant, P.O. Box not necessary, appointments only 78 Garden St. Large treed lot. Owner offers rent with S&S HOME Manchester Doctor's Connecticut.______CONSTRUCTION Inspec­ line. price. Can 644-6191 New Haven Coliseum Better Living E m Grounds office. Must be depen­ tor. Experienced In all 8405, East H artford, CT Cill Don Pirattl 040-4571 Farmington, CT 06032 $198,500. Phllbirck option. *265,000. IMPROVEMENTS ESTIMATOR for growing 06108. EOE______Agency, 646-4200. But no more. Because March 3 thru 5 W. Springfield ■ Feb. 17 — TO dable, responsible and structural steel fabri­ aspects of site work CARDINAL BUICK. & REPAIRS now there's the Restora­ have a pleasant per­ Including grading, util­ in c. BOLTON. Super Value! cating company with NURSE Aides. Full or 81 Adams S t , Manchester. CT TRACK & Field Assistant Century 21 "No Job Too Small" tion Collection; histori­ sonality. Afternoon new facilities. Must ities, and paving. Im­ port time positions 2-3 bedroom Ranch, Atgittorod ond FuKy Iniurod cally inspired vinyl siding All Above Payments DO NOT Include Tax & Registration. hours. Some mornings. Coaches (2 assistants), fully appllanced and have experience. Call mediate opening. available, all three starting March 1989. Manor House FREE ESTIMATES that offers the charm and rKNM All Cats S uh|«l To Ptior Sale Not Responsible For Typographical Errors offers a full basement, PART time position. East Hartford Welding Please send resume to : shifts. We will train and DON'T KNOW where to $1600. Please contact beauty of wood. Yat never Apply In person. Solva­ for an appointment. P atricia Gerhard, Fuss certify. Excellent sa­ look next fo r o job? How plaster walls, hard­ Ask for Pat Harrington, 647-0593 need painting. Mr. Dennis Joy, Princi­ wood floors, and more. -titel Oldsmobile, Cadillac, Pontiac, GMC Trucks tion Army, 385 Broad 289-2323.______«.0'Nell, Inc., 146Hart­ lary. Please stop In or about placing a "Situa­ 872-2353. If you're Interested, call ford Road, Manches­ pal, Coventry High This home Is located on Street. No calls please. DRIVER Needed. M an­ call Mountain View tio n W a n te d " ad In School, 78 Ripley HIM us for details about the MOTORS, INC. Rt. 83, Vernon — 872-9145 ter, Connecticut 06040. Health Care, 581 Pa- classified? a aulet street and has a Restoration Collection. HOME Health Aide. Du­ chester/Vernon/Willi m Road, Coventry, Con­ large private yard. COUNTRY kitchen. Man­ {643: Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed. &■ Thurs. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; ties Include health antic area. Some heavy EOE M /F auonock Avenue, BUILDERS Then call your painter. Windsor, CT 06095, necticut 06238. Phone, Conveniently located chester. 3 bedroom Co­ care, meal preparation lifting. Half day on 742-7346.______Just to say good-bye. Fri. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.: Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. SUPERVISOR. RN Posi­ 688-7211.______INSPECTION Supervisor close to maior high­ lonial Cape with front and light housekeeping Saturday. Good at- tion. 3-11 shift. Imme- porch. Large dining 646-2787 RNs or LPNS. Charge and - To assist, direct and ways and shopping. WiNTER SPECiAL fo r elderly couple. tendance a must. Auto d I a t e o p e n in g , f T q l BUSINESS Only $144,900!I ! room with french RESTORATION Weekend hours. Call Paint Distributors, 649- staff nurse positions schedule small Inspec­ • Planning Design Service REMOVE GREASE ond Monday-Frlday. No tion, packaging and li^DPPORTUNITIES Owner, 643-4022, after doors, spacious fire- • Custom Homes ' T I O N' 643-8065. 5211, ask for Tony. weekends. For more available. Full or part placed living room, rust from outdoor metal time employment, all shipping department. 5pm. • Additions 4 0 % OFF Information, please Must be familiar with large master bedroom ■ Decks S 1 D I N G S furniture the easy way. call. Director Of three shifts. Excellent BUSINESS Opportunity. NEW LISTING Two fam­ COUNTRYSIDE SIDING Just dip a cloth In turpen­ RECEPTIONIST / COMMUNICATIONS salary with full benefits Inspection procedures I have an opportunity ily perfect for the with walk In closet plus a Recreation Rooms Nurses, Monday- relating to mechanical for your to own your "NEW" bathroom. • Sunrooma tine and rub the metal package. Please stop In owner occupant. Each • KKchen & Bath Remodeling 645-SIDE COOROINATOR Frlday, 9am-3pm. and electrical. 4 day own business fo r less $144,900 D.W. Fish until spots disappear. Tq Crestfleld Convales- or call Elizabeth Rey­ unit has very generous • Roofing Call For FREE EitImitBl week, Monday through than $1000. Interested? rooms. Separate utili­ Realty, 643-1591 .□ sell Idle Items the eosv •15K-*21K per year can be earned at this rapidly grow­ cant Home, 643-5151. nolds, DNS, 581 Poauo- • Siding wav, use a low-cost ad in nock Avenue, Windsor, Thursday. Apply Able If you are serious, call ties. Two bedrooms on FIRST TIME BUYERS! I % • Concrete Work ' 4 ing Manchester firm. Seeking an experienced recep­ SECRETARY. Office classified. tionist who can project a professional image when CT 06095, 688-7211. Coll and Electronics, Jackie at Crystal Clear each side. Garage. and 2 bedroom ranch • Framing Craw Available Clerk with typing, key­ Howard Road, Bolton. answer phones and greeting clients. Drinking Water, 647- $174,900. Sally Sullivan. a n d townhouse. punch and strong or­ TELLER needed - Man­ 1990. Sentry Real Estate, 643- Charming brick exte­ PAINTING/ PAINTING/ I MISCELLANEOUS I MISCELLANEOUS Must be able to handle multiple duties: answering busy ganizational skills OPPORTUNITIES chester Parkade of­ 4060.g______rior and renovated In­ Rolm Switchboard, fax, mail and light typing. This is a needed for country Exp. hatpfut or wtU train. Qrowtng PAPERING PAPERING SERVICES SERVICES CO. looking for ttw rtgbt paopla. fice. Please call CHARMING townhouse side. Within walking full time. 7:45 to 5:15, hourly position. We offer excel­ club. Diversified full Outalda tachniclan t InaMa offica 647-5500, ask fo r Mrs. distance to downtown, time position. Flexible HELP WANTED style two family. lent benefits and advancement opportunities. Please poiltlona Laam a profaialon w/i Hudson. Newer blue and white library, shops and easy cal Debbie Hoskins who is hiring her replacement at hours. Call our busi­ futuia. Coma grow with u$l commute to Rte. 384. ness office Monday- vinyl siding. New woll t KITCHEN & BATH I 649-4415. BUDGET PEST CONTROL to wall plus two baths Anne M ille r Real Est- FRANK YOUNG Frlday, 9am-5pm at gfe, 647-8000.D______EOE M/F/V/H Employer Non-Smoking Company 633-5253. 64D-9001 WATER TREATMENT OPERATOR on owners side. Third floor could be some­ FIRST TIME BUYERS! I PAINTING Re m o d e l in g The Connecticut Water Company is seeking a tecli- thing special and there and 2 bedroom ranch Interior SpeclalMa From the smallest repair to the largest renovation, Is a potential walk out a n d townhouse. nically motivated individual for duties including rec room. Deep deep Charming brick exte­ Pride taken In every job we dot our own craftsmen do the complete job — operation of two water treatment plants, located In neatly and on schedule. 4 lot that bocks up to rior and renovated In­ Quality Is our main concern. Rockville and Stafford Springs. Good math and woods. A special buy. side. Within walking Visit our showroom or call for a free estimate. PUT YOUR LOVE ON THE LINE... J chemical skills required. Coll Alex 647-1419 or distance to downtown, REASONABLE RATES 649-5159 RE/ MAX East library, shops and easy 649-5400 State of Connecticut Treatment Plant Operator's of the River commute to Rte. We cater to the home owner. Certification a Plus. HERITAGE KITCHEN and WITH THE HERALD’S 384.$66,900 to $89,900. FREE ESTIMATES * FULLY INSURED Must live In service area or be willing to relocate. MANCHESTER '151,900. CHFA Approved - 8 BATH CENTER, INC. Salary commensurate with experience and Well maintained. 6 room percent Anne Miller 6 4 3 -6 7 7 4 182 W. Middle Turnpike, Manchester Reol Estate, 647-8000.D VALENTINE I x l V z education. Reply to: dormered Cape. 3 Bed­ rooms. eat In kitchen, 3 FAMILY. Great value $750 THE CONNECTICUT WATER COMPANY for Investor. 5-4-4 room LOVE finished basement, fire­ multi-units renovated HOMES HOMES 93 West Main Street • Clinton, CT 06413 place, 1 car garage, con­ In 1986, Includes new {CONDOMINIUMS I CONDOMINIUMS •o«/iap FOR SALE FOR SALE venient location. Must appliances, over $1,500. FOR SALE FOR SALE LINES sell. Call Joe Lombardo, monthly Income. Crea­ tive financing also LYD ALL Woods. Town- Lombardo & Astociatoi available by owner. NEW LISTING! Town- house. I'/z baths, gar­ MANAGER TRAINEES 647-1413 Start your own portfo­ HOLLAND house conveniences age. Mint condition. lio! $169,900. Anne with no condo fees. $16 monthly fee. Half of duplex with 3 ASSISTANT MANAGERS Excessive abbreviations M ille r Real Estate, 647- Investment opportunity. Nine choice acres 0 $146,000. Weekdays, af­ abbreviate results! Be 8000.D bedrooms and formal ter 8pm, anytime wee­ CAREERS HAPPEN AT sure readers understand zoned garden apartments or townhouse dining room with built kends. 646-3709. your ad by avoiding ab­ HDMES condos. Country environment. Various town In china closet. An easy breviations. 643-2711. wav to get Into the FDR SALE approvals all ready In place. 2 miles to exit 74 housing market. Paula ILOTS/LAND - 1-84, *170,000 firm. Medeiros Sentry Real FOR SALE ADAP Estate, 643-4060.D 1x2 Join the largest automotive retail chain in John Kay Real Estate EASILY AFFORDABLE $ 1 0 0 0 New England with plans for greater expan­ Manchester. If you're sion throughout the Northeast. Seeking looking for a roomy WILLINGTON 413-245-7510 cheery and conve­ 1 Manager trainees and Assistant Store niently located 2 bed­ Lot for sale. 203 Managers to progress in our fast-track room, 1'/2 bath, brick frontage by 410 deep. training programs. Previous automotive ex­ BRAND NEW LIST­ condominium Town- ING!!! Catch the Cut lounu. V costs by de­ All approved ready to perience is not necessary. ADAP offers creasing the amount of house, then this Is the lill breathtaking view of one fo r you. An excel­ be built on. *79,900. competitive salaries and one of the most the Hartford skyline detergent used. Reduce comprehensive benefit packages in the lent buy near 1-384. from the back of this by one-third and see $100,900. Century 21 Ep­ Century 21 industry. sensational 8 room whether you notice a dif­ stein Realty, 647-8895.D D utch Colonial on ference In the appearance For more information, call 203-649-2885, or Ralph Road In Red­ of your wash. Add extra Manor House Send a message of love send resume to; wood Farms. 4 bed­ dollars to your budget by Want to sell your car? For rooms, 2.5 baths, 2 selling "don't needs" with quick results, use a low- Ask for Pat Harrington, Don’t buy a new car to your Valentine on fireplaces, new oak kit­ a low-cost ad In Classi­ cost Classified od. 872-2353. ADAP chen, In-ground pool. fied. 643-2711. Mint condition Inside February 14**» 249 Spencer Street i r n INVESTMENT until you compare Manchester, CT 06040 and o u t!! You must see I INVESTMENT 1 x 2V 2 th“ Inside ot this home | £ 4 | |PROPERTY ------to ti ulv appreciate all PROPERTY MORTGAGES $ 12 5 0 that It offers! Jackson prices with Hoffman Toyota! MANCHESTER 1970 oan 8c Jackson Real Estate, HOMEOWNERS HDMES HDMES 647-8400.n • FORECLOSURE!! FDR SALE FOR SALE JUST MOVE RiGHT iNI ’ BRAND NEW LISTING! HOLLAND • BANKRUPTCY!! CALL Beautiful, newly constructed. Contemporary Colonial Cheerful and sunny 6 • DIVORCEDll START RIGHT HERE!!! featuring 8 rooms. 4 bedrooms. 2'/4 baths, first floor plus room ranch on Extra large gambrel style building on acre CHFA AND FHA AP­ Falling behind on your mort­ This terrific 6 room family room with fireplace. Custom kitchen, tirst floor Hebron Road In Bol­ gage payments? We can PROVED Attrotlve lot in midtown business district. Upper level Is TOYOTA 643-2711 ranch on Sanford Rood laundry. This Is an exquisite home In a lovely quiet area ton. 3 bedrooms, 2 full residential unit. Lower level potential for belpl No paymenta up to 2 Is Ideal for a young townhouse located In Many, many anemitles. Must be seenl baths, fireplace with a yearsi Bad credit, bankruptcy country setting. Air woodstove, full walk­ commercial active. Current usage, class II or unemployment Is not a to place your couple or singles lust problem. Foreclosure assis­ 1 ^ -X.1 getting started. 3 bed­ condition, garbage dis­ out basement, I car license, used car and truck sales. '159.500. (In Itie Hofiman posal, frlgerotor and tance available lor the di­ rooms, modern bath, garage plus children's Auto Park) special message stove hood to remain. vorced and self-employed. RT. 44 • AVON/CANTON LINE gracious living room playroom or a 2nd Consolidate bills — save your with fireplace, up­ Coll us now and possi­ garage. Lovely 1.63 John Kay Real Estate horn el e C l 0 7 0 1 ; or TOLL FREE IN CT 0 bly qualify for on 8 dated heating system, D. F. REALL INC. acre lot only minutes to Swiss Conservative Group P.S. Deadline is 10 a.m., Feb. 10th, 1989 percent fixed Interest af?*lE8TATi D u I ” U I L U 1-800-257-2277 newer vinyl siding and 175 Main 8L. Minchwttr 1-384. Asking $210,000. 413-245-7510 at (203) 454-4404 or rote. Realty Word, Jackson 8, Jackson 0 private yard too! (203) 454-1336 Jackson & Jackson Benoit, Frechette As­ 646-4525 Real Estate, 647-8400.O Real Estate, 647-8400.O sociates, 646-7709.D 2i — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 20, 1989

You can moke excellent APARTMENTS dish cloths from the mesh APARTMENTS HOMES 107 d INDUSTRIAL IQod SPORTING I CARS I CARS bogs In which oranges, FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR SALE FOR SALE potatoes, onions, etc. ore I"® M PROPERTY I GOODS MANCHESTER. Twoand j sold. Just boll for 15 MANCHESTER. Excel­ EAST HARTFORD/Glas- 1983 MERCURY Grande 1984 RENAULT Encore. minutes In water to which three room apart­ MANCHESTER. 3400 and SKI Boots. Woman’s Jun­ Five door, five speed, ments. $380 and $480 lent, modern, four tonbury line. Seven 2400 square foot Indus­ ior Racing. Size 8. Al- Marquis. Four door se­ chlorine blench has been room, 2 bedroom. room Cape with trial space. Loading dan with all the extras. air conditioning, body added. Put still good but plus utilities. Security. plna. $60 Excellent con­ excellent, new muffler, No pets. 646-2426, 9-5 Stove, refrigerator. screened porch, gar­ dock, parking. Wood­ dition. 643-2880. $3500 649-2136.______no-longer needed furni­ Available February 1. age, nice lot, first floor land Industrial Park. tires. $700 or best offer. ture and appliances back weekdays. 1980 PONTIAC Turbo 742-0120.______A $640 Includes heat and laundry hook-ups. In­ Principals Only. 643- |R7d MISCELLANEOUS Trans Am. 60,000 miles, Into use by selling them ECONOMICAL, Third hot water. 649-4003. side of house Is brand 2121. 1976 CHEVETTE. Runs with a low-cost Classified. floor, one bedroom new. $975 plus utilities. automatic, T-tops, air MANCHESTER. Two MANCHESTER. 6,000 10 M FOR SALE conditioning, tilt, new great, good condition. 643-2711. apartment with stove Security. No pets. 872- Needs new battery. and refrigerator. Nice bedroom Townhouse. 4381, 649-5400, 647-9040. square feet. Third STEEL Buildings, fac­ Eagle GT's, cruise con­ T/ 2 baths, garage. Wa- floor, elevator service. trol, rear defrost, four $175. 647-1029.______location. $475 plus utili­ EAST HARTFORD/Glas- tory Inventory clear­ ties and security. No sher/dryer hook-up. 95 Hilliard Street. 647- ance. Top quality pre- wheel disc, all gages, 1978 CHRYSLER Cor­ Central. $625 plus utlll- tonbury line. Seven 9137. power windows. Ma­ doba. Body and engine Rentals pets. Coll 643-2129, 9-5. room Cape with englneered buildings tles. 649-0311 after 6pm. available for Imme­ roon with black Inte­ parts. Jon, 569-8755. MANCHESTER. Three screened porch, gar­ rior. $3500 or best offer. bedrooms, I'/a both. SOUTH WINDSOR. One age, nice lot, first floor ROOMMATES diate delivery. 30x60 to CHEVY Novo 1978, 6 cy­ A 236-9560.______$775 per month. Two bedroom, appliances, laundry hook-ups. In­ 100x200. Some deposit linder, automatic I ROOMS no pets. No utilities, WANTED forfeits and save thou­ 1980 VOLVO, 242 DL. Blue transmission, AM/FM, FOR RENT bedrooms, T/ 2 baths. side of house Is brand $575 per month. Two security. 875-7919. new. $900 plus utilities. N sands. Call John (203) with blue Interior. Au­ good condition, no FEMALE, Over 25 Room 643-9095. Pre-Inventory tomatic, excellent con­ rust. $700 or best offer. MANCHESTER. Room In bedrooms, 1 bath. $525 MANCHESTER. Three Security. No pets. 872- mate wanted to share per month plus utili­ bedroom, first floor, 4381, 649-.5400, 647-9040. Incentives. Discounts dition. Good tires. 643-0419.______aulet rooming house. apartment. end Jaunary 30th. 64,000 on motor. Oft street parking. $75 ties, security and refe- fully appllanced, car­ $300/month. Call 649- OLDSMOBILE Regency rencs. No pets. 643- peted. $700 plus utili­ COMMERCIAL Build­ AM /FM Cassette. $3500 Brougham, 1986, 4 per week. 646-1686 or A v a ila b le 1974. or best offer. 236-9560. 569-3018. 2121. ties. Security and ref­ ings, factory Inventory door, V6, tape deck, MANCHESTER. Two erences. Call 647-0628, Immediately clearance: Top qual­ 1977 PLYMOUTH Volarl. loaded. 24,900 miles. MANCHESTER. Sleep­ evenings. bedroom flat, first 2 bedroom, 4 room sin­ ity, engineer certified Runs good. New ex­ Asking $9,500. 643-8973. ing room for working floor, near busline. buildings, 30x60 to haust, battery and gentleman. Sharebath, MANCHESTER - 4 room gle family. Close to Rt, OLDSMOBILE - 1982 - New carpeting, great duplex, stove, refriger­ CLOTHING 100x200. Great for of­ brakes. $950 528-0074 or Delta "88", two door, no cooking. $235 per 1-384 and Manchester fice warehouse, and 646-2423. month plus security location, walking dis­ ator, garage. $600. No automatic, power, tance to stores. $650 per utilities. 633-4189. Community College. BURGANDY Chester­ strip malls. Save thou­ 1980 FORD. Fairmont. AM/FM, air, wire N and references. 643- field coat. Black velvet sands. John (203) 643- 2121. month. One year lease M AN CH ESTER. Newer Large private yard, Four cylinder, four wheels. Excellent con- plus security deposit. duplex, 5 large rooms, *700 per month without collar, 100% wool. Like 9095. Pre-Inventory In­ speed. Runs and looks dltlon. $2,500. 647-8600 MANCHESTER. Room new! $50. Size 11-12. centive discounts end 649-0795. l'/ 2 baths. $675. No pets. utilities. Caii 643-9321. good. Asking $500. 649- for rent. Available Feb­ Call 646-1072 after 5pm, January 30th.______5434. ruary. Kitchen and MANCHESTER. First Security. 643-4067, after or 643-1136, days. I AUTOS FOR floor, two bedroom 6pm. DOUBLE Bowl, stainless 1984 MERCURY Marquis. laundry privileges. steel sink with single RENT/LEASE Non-smoker. After apartment In reno­ One owner. Excellent vated two family EASTFORD lever faucet, spray condition. 39,000 miles. 5:30, 647-0237.______HOMES hose and beige formica FREE Mileage on low house. New applian­ Fully equipped. $5395. cost auto rental. Vil­ M ANCHESTER. Clean, ces, carpets, etc. $600 FOR RENT HOUSE FURNITURE counter. Tap to accom­ 633-2824. aulet, convenient to odate sink. Very good lage Auto Rental, 643- per month plus utlll- tor rent. Quiet 2979 or 646-7044. busline. Call anytime. tles. Call 649-2871. PORTABLE twin bed. condition. Both for 646-8337.______COVENTRY DUPLEX country setting, Like new. Includes $100. Manchester, 646- VERNON. Two bedroom, mattress. $75. 643-8208. 0271. CARS MANCHESTER. Excel­ returbished apart­ Off Route 44A, 2 years old. ideal for CLYDE lent, large room, fur­ ment, appllanced, Kitchen, family room, two FOR SALE iiattrhpHtpr Hrralii professional CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. nished or unfurnished. basement, nice, big bedrooms, 1 bath. Annual Kitchen privileges. lease *675.00 per month. couples. No pets! No I7C^TV/STERE0/ ENDROLLS ROUTE 83, VERNON yard. Available Imme­ Call Helen at 643-2487. $325/monthly. 649-4003. diately. $475 plus utili­ children. *875/month I APPLIANCES 27'h width - 25t 83 Regal Coupe *6995 8-4:30 weekdays. 13V4 width - 2 for 25« ties. Two months se­ - heat included. Call 84 Skyhawk Wagon *5995 JANUARY curity deposit. Call ELECTRIC Stove. Sears, MUST be picked up at the Saturday. Jan. 21, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cen ts APARTMENTS 20", 4 burner. White Herald Office Monday thru 84 Camaro Coupe *4995 Julie, ERA Blanchard 974-0473 85 Century Wagon *8595 lU EDGAR FOR RENT 8< Rossetto, 646-2482. BOLTON Nutone Coppertone Thursday before 11 a.m only. Range hood with vent 85 Century 4 Dr. *8995 EAST HARTFORD. Antique Greek to outside. Very good PRICE AVAILABLE Imme­ Revival Home, 65 Eccort 4 Dr. *4395 diately. One bedroom Cleon, second floor, 5 I STORE AND condition. Ideal for o io rooms, 2 bedrooms. early post colonial, apartment or summer 86 Electra 4 Dr. *10,495 apartment. $545. Heat OFFICE SPACE Automotive 86 98 Regency 4 Dr. *9995 THAW' and hot water Included. Stove and refrigerator. genuine charm. camp. Both tor $75. Security required. $650 Monchester, 646-0271. 86 LeSabra Ltd. *11,995 2 bedroom Townhouse. 3 bedrooms, T / 2 STORE. 46 Oak Street. $650. Heat and hot wa­ plus utilities. Call 644- 86 Delta 98 2 Dr. *9495 1712. baths, $900/month. Excellent ground floor CARS ter Included. Security location. Good for pro­ I 88 Cavalier 4 Dr. *5995 Available 2-1-89. ■70 J FUEL OIL/COAL/ FOR SAL£ 1988 Bukk LeSabrg Ltd. and references re­ SOUTH End of Hartford. fessionals, Attorneys, 88 Marc. Lynx *4995 WE CAN MAKE IT BETTER 2 months security quired. No pets. Boyle Five rooms, second Dentists, Insurance, l*»lFIREW00D 4 Door Sedan floor. Appliances, por- and references 1982 M ERCURY Zepher. 4 86 Nova 4 Dr. *6995 Management Com- Real Estate, Doctors, 86 Caprice 4 Dr. Now > 1 3 ,9 9 0 ° ° pany, 649-4800.______klg. References re­ required. SEASONED firewood for door, 72,000 miles. *9995 Travel, Finance, Etc. sale. Cut, spilt and Great shape. Florida MANCHESTER. Second quired. Security. 249- NO PETS. Grossman 8< Weln- Put asi(je 0010 or 872-4339 between Call 742-9687. traub, 649-5334, 647- delivered. $35 per load. car. $2600. Call 527-1114 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 N 11SA floor, 2 bedroom, heat 742-1182. or 645-6455. and appliances. No 8am-9pm. 9223. 1988 Chovrolot Borotta pets. $600 plus security. 2 Door Coupe materialism, Call 646-3979. Now >9590°° MANCHESTER. Tv^ bedroom Townhouse. •6067A Bush urges S ^ ' Nice location, all ap 1988 Bttick Century pllances. Heat, hot wa­ Cuitom 4 (}oor Sedan ter, carpeting, air con- dltlanlng. Call 647-1595. Now >10,490<» By Lee Byrd ’88 BUICK BLOWOUT The Associated Press MARLBOROUGH. Half •6084A Duplex, twa bedrooms, private setting, no 1987 Bnick Skykawk WASHINGTON - George Her­ pets. $650 Includes AT WILE MOTORS WE HAVE 8 Hatchback Sport Coupe bert Walker Bush was inaugu­ heat. 295-9238. Now >8380^ rated the 41st president of the MANCHESTER. Excel­ United States on Friday, urging lent, 3'/2 rooms, stove, 1988 BUICK LEFTOVERS THAT WE WILL SELL M21SA upon his countrymen fresh faith refrigerator, washer, 1987 Chovrolot Colobrity that even in a peaceful, prosper­ wall to wall carpeting. station Wagon References, security, ous America, “We can make it no pets. $475 plus utili­ Now >8990°° better.” ties. 649-4003. MoezA Then, hand-in-hand with his wife, Barbara, the new president Court of Probate, District of AT DEALER INVOICE!! 1987 Pontiac Firobird Andover Sport Coupe rode — and for a time walked — at NOTICE OF HEARINQ the head of his own parade, in E S T A T E OF New >8990°° splendid sunshine to the splendid SYLVIA A. THOMPSON Pursuant to on order of Hon. misery of the White House. An Norman J. Preuss, Judge, estimated 300,000 people ex­ dated January 13,1989a hear­ 1986 Boick Skylark Ltd. ing will be held on on applica­ 4 Door Sedan changed his joyous waves along tion proving tor the authority the way. to sell a certain piece or par­ Now >7980°° cel of land at private sale as In an inaugural speech long on In sold application on file inspiration and short on initia­ more fully appears, at the tives, Bush offered a symbolic Court of Probate on January BUICK REGALS BUICK CENTURYS BUICK SKYLARK BUICK SKYHAWK 1986 Bokk Regal 26, 1989 at 2:30 P.M. Cuatom Coupe hand of bipartisanship to the Sharon B. Preuss, opposition Democrats and asked 048-01 Now >7980°° the nation to put aside material­ aeossA ism. "We are not the sums of our FIRST WAVE — President and Mrs. Bush and Vice LIQUOR PERMIT possessions,” he said. after Bush and Quayle were sworn in outside the SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM GENERAL MOTORS 1986 Baick Skyhawk President and Mrs. Quayle wave to the audience NOTICE OF APPLICATION Cuttom 4 Door Sedan “A new breeze is blowing —and Capitol Friday. This Is to give notice that 1, a nation refreshed by freedom ANJANA JAVIA of 9 Now >6380<^ SANDRA DRIVE, BLOOM­ stands ready to push on: there is "My friends, we have work to from sweaty work and heady FIELD have filed an applica­ #8424A new ground to be broken, and new do," Bush said in his 20-minute gambles in the Texas oil fields to tion placarded JANUARY 11, 1989 with the Department of 1986 Plymouth Roliaiit action to be taken," Bush speech. "We have more will than diplomacy in China, from politi­ Liquor Control a GROCERY station Wgon declared. wallet, but will is what we need.” cal defeat to presidential B E E R for the sole of alco­ holic liquor on the premises New >5440°° Beneath partial overcast, in He asked Americans to help landslide. 809 MAIN STREET, MAN­ slight chill at three minutes past him steer the nation on a course of Moments before Bush took the C H EST E R . The business will «e041A noon. Bush todk the oath of ofhce, “high moral principle,” to battle “A new breeze is blowing be owned by A N J A N A JA V IA rostrum on the Capitol’s West of 9 SANDRA DRIVE, 1986 Pontiac 6000 STE retaining conservative custody of the domestic scourges of home­ Portico, Dan Quayle, the 41-year- B L O O M F IE L D and will be 1988 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4 Door Sedan the White House inherited from lessness, drug addiction and old former senator from Indiana, — and a nation refreshed conducted by ANJANA 1988 OLDSMOBILE CIERA JA V IA , as permittee. New Ronald Reagan who, saluting crime, and tyranny and terror­ was sworn in as the new vice #P590, Loaded #P574 >9390°° ism abroad. ANJANA JAVIA Bush from the steps of his president by Supreme Court by freedom stands ready to Dated Jan. 18th, 1989 eesosA helicopter, flew off with his Republican Bush told Demo­ Justice Sandra Day O’Connor. 047-01 1986 Pontiac 6000 beloved Nancy to retirement in cratic congressional leaders that With the heralding of trumpets. push on: there is new 4 Door Sedan INVITATION TO BIO California. Like his recent prede­ his would be "the age of the Bush was introduced one last cessors, the departing president offered hand.” To the world, he ground to be broken, and Sealed bids will be received Now >6990°° time as "the vice president of the In the General Services' of­ took a hnal, airborne pass over said, the hand could be "a United States.” He paused for a fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ the White House. reluctant fist... strong" and could word with his 87-year-old mother, new action to be taken.” ter, CT until F E B R U A R Y 2, 1985 Bnkk Contnry Ltd. “be used with great effect." 1989 at 11:00 a.m. for the fol­ *10,995. As Bush took office, Reagan Dorothy, and then shook hands *10,995. 4 Door Sedan lowing: became the first president since With his oath Bush, 64, the with Reagan. Now >6590°° another Republican, Dwight D. fourth oldest man to be swoni in Then, as an estimated 200,000 T E N (10) P A S S E N G E R Eisenhower, who held office from as president, crowned a heroic people looked on from the Capitol CARS - POLICE •0061A DEPARTMENT 1953 to 1961, to serve two full odyssey of government service, grounds. Bush, in navy pinstriped The Town of Manchester Is 1965 Bnkk Park Avenno terms and the first president in 60 personal setback and triumph. It business suit, placed his left hand an equal opportunity em­ 4 Door Sedan years to turn the White House took him from privileged home of upon two Bibles, one used by Related stories and pictures ployer, and requires an afflr- New >9660°° over to a successor of his own an Eastern financier and senator matlye action policy forall of on pages 2 to 5,12 and 14 Its Contractors and Vendors party. to aerial combat in the Pacific, •eOZTA See W E CAN, page 3 1 as a condition of doing busi­ ness with the Town, as per Federal Order 11246. 1985 Bnkk Somorsot 2 Door Coupe Bid forms, plans and specifi­ cations are ayallable at the 1988 PONTIAC 6000 1988 BUICK REGAL LTD, Now >5580°° General Services' office. TOWN OF #P596 #P608 •C t43A M A N C H E ST E R , CT. R O B E R T B. W EISS, 1985 Bnkk Regal GENERAL MANAGER Cuatom Coupe 046-01 >6460°° THE BALF COMPANY NEWINGTON, CONNECTICUT 1985 Chovrolot Camaro 2 Door Coupe NOTICE OF FINAL *10,995 ^10,995. DECISION ON Now >8660°° APPLICATION FOR A POINT SOURCE MODIFICATION AND OPERATING PERMIT ‘New Cars Include Rebates r. -.: \ 1986 Chovrolot Cokbrity The Air Compliance Unit, of Assigned to Dealer... 4 Door Sedan the Department of Environ­ We make believers. mental Protection hereby Make us prove it to yout »w >6970°° gives notice of the final deci­ sion on the appicatlon by The •fliO A Balf Company of Newington for a permit to modify and 1984 Chovrolot Citation operate a tertiary velocity 4 Door Sedan type stone on stone crusher at 587 North M ain Street, Now >3fiJIA Manchester, Connecticut. W H e M o to rs The Department has decided “^ 3 to grant the permit. Route 66, Columbia Road, Willimantic, Conn. 423*7746 Cardinal Buick, Inc. The decision may be exam­ 81 Adams Street ined In the Office of the A s­ HOURS: Monday thru Thursday 8 AM to 8 PM; Friday 8 AM to 6 PM; sistant Director, AE/NSR Manchester, Conn. Section, State Office Build­ Saturday 8 AM to 5 PM; After Hours By Appointment. ing, 165 Capitol Avenue, 649-4571 Hartford, Connecticut 06106. Op«n Mon -TuM -W*d -Thur» NIghIt 044-01