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to - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Dec. 28, 1987 Finalists: MHS, Windsor in GHt t ^ m s : Fjewef than" jla^ year / 2 Names in the News New Parkinson’s finals of ^Rotary Club Frank says disclosure hasn't hurt surgery met with Giassic 7 ^age 11 Baiinplige: Arkahs^ town in shock / page 8 BOSTON (AP) — Rep. Barney Frank says his decision to publicly disclose his homosexuality six months ago has not undermined his congressional career. “People were waiUng to see whether the fact that I announced I excitement, caution was gay would affect my abilities, and that was a question that I had to answer in my own mind as well as in others," he said. By Marta W. Aldrich "The answer is that it has not,” the Massachusetts Democrat Tht Associated Press said in an interview published Sunday in The Boston Giobe. This month was one of Frank’s most successful as a NASHVILLE, Tenn.- Donald congressman, culminating in the passage Tuesday of his bill Bems was only 40, but he bad the requiring the replacement of any federal low-income housing twitch and shuffling walk of Parkin­ demolished under urban renewal. son’s disease and faced a lifetime of Frank was re-elected in 1986 with a sweeping 89 percent of the further deterioration before experi­ vote. He said he never takes re-election for granted, but said, “At mental brain surgery brought new audirslrr HrralJi ) Manchester A City of Villape Charm this point, I will run for re-election in the year 2014.” hope. “There are times when I can do things I hadn’t been able to do for Seeing self In movies Is strange years,” Bems said recently, nearly 30 Cents six months after the operation. Tuesday. Dec. 29,1987 HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Adrian Cronauer, the real-life Vietnam “People are noticing that l'a m disc Jockey portrayed by Robin Williams in the new film “Good more expressive, and my move­ Morning, Vietnam,” says seeing his life portrayed on the silver ments more normal.” screen is a little weird. The Presbyterian minister from Cosmonaut “There’s this guy up there, and he’s Adrian Cronauer. But I'm -V i La Canada, Calif., is one of about 50 Condos seen Adrian Cronauer. Only, he’s me, and I’m not me, and he’s up Americans to have tissue grafted to there and I’m down here,” Cronauer said in a recent interview. their brains as treatment. sets 326 During the Vietnam War, Cronauer was known by his Some researchers are hailing the A broadcast greeting: “Goooooood morning, Vietnam! ’’ procedure as a potential break­ The 49-year-oId Philadelphian began to think of turning his through in treating neurological swallowing experiences at Armed Forces Radio into a film in the late 1970s disorders, but others say it is too day mark when he and Saigon radio pal Ben Moses wrote a television script. soon to tell. Dickye Baggett The surgery, pioneered in in But at the time, Cronauer said, “Nobody wanted to hear .. surgery helped By Mark J. Porubcansky anything funny about Vietnam.” Sweden and Mexico, was conducted The Associated Press for the first time in the United AP photo rental units States at Vanderbilt University MOSCOW — The Soviet cosmo­ BACK IN CUSTODY — Lynette "Squeaky” Fromme, Medical Center here April 9. The imbalance causes the trem­ Koch still going to the movies bling and Jerky movements that naut who set a world endurance Frank J.T. Strano, owner of shown leaving court'In 1975, was recaptured Friday after Dr. Abraham Lieberman, a neu­ record by spending nearly 11 By Nancy Concelman rosurgeon and chairman of the cripple Parkinson’s victims. Manchester Herald Strano Real Estate at 156 E. Center NEW YORK (AP) — Even though he’s called for a boycott of escaping from a West Virginia prison. months in space returned to Earth St., doesn’t think there’s a shortage theaters that have hiked admission to $7, Mayor Edward I. Koch medical advisory board of the Most Parkinson’s patients de­ pend on oral medication to replace today on the snowy steppe of Soviet The conversion of Fountain Vil­ of rental units in town yet. Strano, a says he won’t break his own movie-going habit until there are American Parkinson’s Disease As­ Kazakhstan, the Tass news agency sociation, calls the technique “a their supply of dopamine. But the lage from apartments to condomi­ member of the committee ap­ more people behind the idea. medication often has distracting said. niums means 314 fewer rental units pointed by the town Board of Koch, who called for the boycott last week, admitted Friday good first step,” but says it’s too “The descent capsule of the Officials misread soon to Judge its effectiveness. side effects like twitching feet and in town, and continues a trend that Directors last year to investigate that he went to a $7 movie the night before — "Ironweed,” Soyuz TM-3 spaceship soft-landed “Out of the six surgeries we’ve head-bobbing, does not stop pro­ could spell trouble for future the need for a fair-rent commission starring Jack Nicholson and Meryl Streep. gression of the disease and usually in the designated area in Soviet apartment Hunters, some local in Manchester, said research he did done (at New York University territory, near the town of Ar­ “I told you, I’m not starting the boycott until I get an arm y,” Medical Center), two people are loses effectiveness over time. realtors say. for the committee indicated that Koch said Friday as he prepared to serve Christmas dinners to Fromme’s desire In the new treatment, doctors kalyk,” Tass said. Some town officials say the there were an average of 20 rental doing spectacularly,” Lieberman It said the capsule carrying homeless people. said recently. “If these patients replace the brain’s degenerated problem already exists. units advertised in the newspapers At least one demonstration has been held outside one of several U.S. Marshals will interrogate dopamine-producing cells with cosmonaut Yuri Romanenko, who Tenants of Fountain Village were on any given day. By T.J. SImoneaux continue to do well a year after spent 326 days In space, and two theaters that now charge $7. Koch said a boycott could have an The Associated Press Fromme at the women’s prison this surgery. I’d say we’ve hit some­ cells from one of the patient’s own informed In a letter dated Dec. 11 Even though a 1087 study by the impact. week. Warden Ron Burkhart said adrenal glands, where dopamine is companions landed at 12:15 p.m. that the owners planned to renovate 0>nnecticut Business It Industry thing significant. Moscow time (4:14 a.m. EST). “We’ll pick them off, one at a time,” Koch said. “I’m saying, CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Prison Sunday. Prison officials have not “But at this point, I don’t know if also found. the units and offer them for sale in Association says that a 4 percent given any clues as to why and how The newly transplanted cells Radio Moscow said the cosmonauts spring 1988. The owners had filed a vacancy rate is healthy for the let’sflex our muscles. Write mealetteratCityHall. Weean bring officials puzzling over the two-day it will be long-lasting, or something underwent medical exams at the the movie moguls to their knees, to their knees.” escape of Lynette "Squeaky” Fromme escaped. that will come and go,” he said. appear to promote regeneration of declaration of condominium, or a rental market, Strano said that Added the mayor: “Ironweed isn’t worth 85.” Fromme admit they thought the Fromme slipped out Wednesday Dr. James Robertson, who has the damaged portion of the brain, landing site. notice that they intended to convert Manchester’s vacancy rate of 1 night and eluded about 100 thus stimulating dopamine produc­ Radio Moscow said nothing about the complex to condominiums, in percent wasn’t a problem. Manson disciple and would-be performed seven of the operations what the medical tests revealed, presidential assassin was unlikely searchers for almost 40 hours. She at the University of Tennessee tion, studies show. 1983, but had decided not to sell the A vacancy rate indicates the to attempt a breakout. was picked up Friday afternoon on Center for the Health Sciences in The approach is also being but said doctors were paying “close units at that time. percentage of apartment space Country music stars set for special Fromme was considered among a side road 2 miles from the prison. Memphis, is less optimistic. studied as a possible way to treat attention” to Romanenko’s Residents who don’t want to buy available for rental. The petite, 39-year-old inmate is other afflictions, such as Alzhei­ condition. their units there and others search­ “We have a vacancy rate that the least likely of the prison’s 975 “I have not seen any dramatic Scientists say the 43-year-old NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Randy Travis, voted the year’s inmates to make such an attempt, serving a life sentence for her 1975 improvement,” Robertson said. “If mer's disease, infertility and even ing for apartments may have allows people to And apartments best male vocalist, and Hank Williams Jr., best entertainer, will said Maureen Atwood, an associate attempt on the life of President six months goes by and I don’t see spinal cord injuries. Romanenko’s ability to handle a problems finding another rental and move if they so desire,” Strano appear in a nationally televised concert celebrating the Country warden at the Alderson Federal Ford. She was in a high-security anything dramatic, I don’t think I’ll “This development in the treat­ long period in weightlessness will unit in town, according to some said. Music Association’s 30th anniversary. Correctional Institution. cell Sunday, Burkhart said. do any more of these.” ment of Parkinson’s disease may help them determine the feasibility realtors. But John Salcius, a sanitarian Roy Acuff, Charlie Daniels, Loretta Lynn, The Judds and ”My impression of her was she Fromme has been described as a Parkinson’s disease, which af­ usher in a new era of transplanta­ of manned flight to Mars, which Figures from the town planning with the town Health Department, Alabama are among more than 30 acts scheduled to perform was institutionalized,” Atwood “cornerstone” in keeping mass flicts some 1.5 million people in the tion of tissue into the brain,’’ said they say would take about three department show that the number felt tte vacancy rate was a when the show is taped J an. 7 for broadcast on CBS on Jan. 23, the said. “People get like that when murderer Charles Manson and his United States, most of them el­ Dr. George Allen, head of the years round-trip.- of condominium units increased problem. association said recently. they do a lot of time. Their world followers unified. Manson is serv­ derly, develops when the brain does transplant team at Vanderbilt. - Romanenko’s trip will help from l,811to 1,766 between 1985 and Please tnm to page 10 The association was formed in 1958 to represent country shrinks down to this. But it looks ing a life sentence at San Quentin not produce enough dopamine, a Allen, however, agrees that it is scientists' determine whether a 1966. While there are no firm music’s artistic and business interests. Its 7,500 members include like we were wrong about her on for the 1969 murders of actress chemical that carries messages too soon to speculate on the success space craft traveling to Mars will figure)) avpllable for condominium singers, songwriters, musicians and disc Jockeys. that.” Sharon Tate and eight others. from one nerve cell to the next. of the operations. have to produce its own gravity, or c o av ^ d iis ih 1987, the Fountain The first person to undergo the whether man can live that long in surgery in this country, 42-year-old zero-gravity. more than 2,000 condominium units Transplint Nashville insurance clerk Dickye After the medical exams, the in ttie town now. Birth control easiest in U.K. Baggett, says the tremor that was cosmonauts were taken to the There are now about seven or U.S. adviser reported constant in her right hand before Baikonur Cosmodrome, also in eight condominium complexes in fund falls Development has threatened to cut education programs. the operation is almost non­ Kazakhstan, from which Soviet Manchester that have been con­ WASHINGTON (AP) - Resi­ space missions blast off. dents of Great Britain seem to have off funds for International Planned West Germany placed second existent. verted. killed in Afghanistan easiest access to a variety of ways Parenthood because that group with 28 points, and the United States “I still have bad days, and may The cosmonauts’ families were “They (renters) tell me there is a to avoid pregnancy, while the refuses to agree to withdraw its was seventh with a score of 25. even have a week or so at a time waiting there, preparing to cele­ shortage,” said Anne Miller, owner way short family planning assistance from The United States scored well on that are bad,” she said. “But then it brate the New Year’s holiday with of Miller Real Estate at 985 Main St. MOSCOW (AP) - Afghan gave no additional details and it toughest restrictions are in Libya, the space travelers. authorities claim government was no possible to verify the Laos and Kampuchea, a private nations which offer abortion availability of most forms of calms back down again.” David Kool/Manchaater Herald “For the family with children, It’sa PITTSBURGH (AP) — A drive to counseling. contraception — except intraute­ Arkalyk, a city located in the little harder.” help pay the more than 8280,000 troops killed an American ad­ report. study shows. north-central part of the Asian viser in a counteroffensive The United States supports the Worldwide, 54 million unwanted That cutoff actually could lead to rine devices — but lost points for Mark Walter's dog. Bud, keeps him sidewalk in front of his home on East The only recent figures available medical bill of S-year-old Tabatha an increase of 69,000 in abortions school sex education, services to republic of Kazakhstan, is 1,240 on the number of rental units in Foster, the world’s longest survivor against anti-Marxist guerrillas insurgents fighting against the pregnancies end in abortion every miles) southeast of Moscow. company while he shovels snow oft the Middle Turnpike early today. in northeastern Afghanistan, the pro-Soviet government in Kabul year, with lack of birth control worldwide because of an increase minors and information and adver­ town came from a listing from the of a five-organ transplant, has methods, or their misuse, a leading in unwanted pregnancies, accord­ tising of contraceptives. Glasses don’t attract Returning with Romanenko from Real Estate Assessor’s office for produced Just 849,000, organisers Tass news agency said. with stinger missiles and other the Mir orbiting space ship were Tass said Afghan Lt. Gen. material aid, but has not re­ reason for the pregnancies occur­ ing to a study released last month Placing last among the developed bullies in schoolyard May of this year. The listing, which say. ring, the Population Crisis Commit­ by researchers at the University of nations was Romania, with only 3 flight engineer Alexander Alexan­ includes mostly apartment com­ Tabatha, who remained in se­ Mohammad Nabi Azimi re­ ported sending military advis­ drov and test pilot Anatoly ported that 1,500 guerrillas were ers to the guerrillas. tee reported Sunday. Michigan. points. BOSTON (AP) — Schoolchildren Cold front will follow storm plexes, doesn’t include the Cheney rious condition today in Children’s And while abortion generally is a In the new report, the Population The developing nations were who are fat or who wear glasses are Levchenko. mill units and many individual Hospital of Pittsburgh, underwent killed, wounded, taken prisoner Cosmonauts Vladimir Titov and or had fled during recent opera­ The Soviets, however, claim safe procedure in the modem Crisis Committee compares the rated on a more detailed scale of 0 no more likely to be targeted for on Wednesday, when temperatures units in small buildings. surgery Nov. 1 to replace her liver, to 100 points, with Libya, Laos and schoolyard bullying than other Musa Manarov remained on board Bv Andrew Yurkovsky drop to about 10 degrees tonight and That listing shows about 2,177 tions in the Afghanistan’s Khost the United States and other developed nations, it often is illegal availability of birth control infor­ Manchester Herald will remain brisk until Thursday. are expected to drop. pancreas, small intestine and parts mation and materials in various Kampuchea failing to register any children, according to research the Mir space station to continue a rental units in apartment com­ of her stomach and colon. district. Western nations are interfering or not easily available in poorer yearlong flight that would break Lee O’Connor, the acting director Manchester crews began clean­ “Among those killed there is in Afghan affairs. Azimi was countries, leading to clandestine nations, rating the developed and score at all. presented at Harvard University. plexes with 10 or more units. Town Joe Williams, a Pittsburgh attor­ Children usually are singled out Romanenko’s record. A winter storm that swept into the of the town highway division, said ing roads at about 1 a.m. today. at least once American ad­ quoted by Tass as saying guer­ operations that claim the lives of developing nations separately. Topping the developing nations area early this morning caused at today’s snowfall was a “normal” O’Connor, the acting highway su­ Principal Planner Lynne M. Pike ney who set up a fund for the child, The United Kingdom leads the was Taiwan, with 92 out of >100 because of psychological traits Television showed film of Roma­ said that between 1982 and 1986, said Tabatha’s care has cost more viser,” Azimi was quoted as rillas in the Khost district were 100,000 women annually, according nenko, Alexandrov and Levchenko least 10 motor vehicle accidents one. Road crews had no difficulty perintendent, said that work will telling a Sunday news confer­ being helped by armed Pakista­ to the study, “Access to Birth developed world with a score of 29 points. Taiwan scored well in such as extreme passivity, sensitiv­ probably continue ttirough the plans for an additional 749 apart­ than 8250,000 and doctors at Child­ ity to criticism or the overriding saying goodbye to Titov and Ma­ and six minor injuries while dump­ clearing Manchester roads, but one ence in Kabul. The Tass report nis and 50 foreign advisers. Control: A World Assessment.” out of a possible 30. Great Britain availability of contraceptives, but ing between 4 and 6 inches of snow town plow was damaged this morning and afternoon. ment units in the Cheney Mills were ren’s Hospital of Pittsburgh do not lost 1 point for its school sex lost points on information. feeling they are failures. narov before disappearing through approved and 499 of them were built know bow much longer she will be The Agency for International the hatch of the Soyuz craft to on the ground. morning when it was hit by a trailer All 25 town plows were on the road Connecticut’s second storm of the truck at the intersection of Buck- by 3 a.m. An additional six trucks by the end of 1986. Of all the units hospitalized. The procedure has prepare for their return. list^ by the assessor’s office, been performed only twice pre­ The five, dressed in gray-blue season was expected to end this land Street and Tolland Turnpike, operated by private contractors also have been on the road. owners of 148 had filed a declara­ viously, both times unsuccessfully. flight suits, crowded before the afternoon. O’Connor said. tion of condominium, according to ' By this morning Manchester No one was injured, but the plow If forecasters are correct and the “Because the surgery is not Social Security taxes going up Gary Dotson begs television camera in the hatch the assessor’s report. reimbursable by insurance or the area, and then hugged and kissed Memorial Hospital had treated a had to be taken off the road for snow stops by the afternoon, the entire cleanup could be completed Miller said she had six rentals government, the hospital may have before parting. total of six people who fell on repairs. available and rented the four slippery walks or roadways, An­ One snow-related motor-vehicle by 5 p.m. today, O’Connor said. to absorb some costs,” hospital “We give over to the new arrivals lower-priced ones this past wee­ spokeswoman Sue Cardillo said. for another chance this space station and wish them a drew Beck, the hospital spokes­ accident without injuries was re­ Snow drifts caused by heavy winds later today, however, may mean kend. New condominiums, which “Our first priority now is Tabatha’s But benefit checks also scheduled for an increase good Ifight, and successful work,” man, said. None of those injuries ported by Coventry police this are often bought by investors and By Ed White Arraignment on battery and was serious. morning on North River Street. that highway crews will be called in health and welfare.” Romanenko said. rented out, are renting for between The Pittsburgh black community WASHINGTON (AP) - Social that way until 1950 and has risen The Associated Press disorderly conduct charges was Alexandrov said, “Good luck and In Manchester, 10 weather- The bad weather appeared to be a for additional work tonight, he said. set for Feb. 2. related motor-vehicle accidents, small burden for AAA-Hartford, Dan Rattazzi, Bolton’s public 8850 and 8900 a month for a took on the fund-raising effort on Security payroll deductions go up Social Security Tax Rates every few years since then. best wishes to you good friend.” two-b^room unit. Miller said. behalf of the black Madisonville, this week, as do benefit checks, in The tax pays not only for Social CHICAGO — Gary Dotson, In 1985, Thompson commuted Titov, the commander of the new none with serious injuries, had been which serves the five eastern works foreman, said that the town’s W>9« who was released from prison Dotson’s 25- to 50-year rape reported since 7 a.m., police counties in the state. four dump trucks and one pickup Older two-bedroom units rent for 1^., girl because “nobody else was a little New Year’s gift from the Security retirement benefits, but mission, wished the departing 8600 to 8800 a month. Seven- to doing it,” said Principal Donus government. survivors and disability coverage after his accuser recanted but sentence to the six years served spokesman Gary J. Wood said. One “It’s been about average for the truck had begun plowing the roads repeatedly ran afoul of the law, cosmonauts a “happy landing and eight-room homes rent for as much C ra^ord of A. Leo Weil Elemen­ The Increase will boost the tax as well as most of Medicare. after his alleged victim, Cat- speedy adaptation.” of those was a five-car accident at weather.” AAA spokesman Mike at 3'a.m. and had cleared all roads begged Gov. James R. Thomp­ hleen Crowell Webb, recanted the intersection of New State Road Klein said. “We’re getting roughly by about 11 a.m. He said crews as 81.600 a month. tary School in Pittsburgh’s predom­ rate to 7.51 percent from 7.15 It was 3.625 percent on income up The television report said condi­ “The nicer, newer units ore hard inantly black Hill District. percent. It means employees will to 84,800 in 1963, and 4.2 percent on son for another chance after her testimony. and Adams Street. SO calls per hour.” probably would go out later today to finding himself behind bars tions at the snow-covered landing to find,” Miller said. “We usually Students at the school recently pay an extra 836 to Social Security 86,600 in 1966 when Medicare was Dotson landed back in Jail in site were good — some clouds and a Area residents appeared to be Klein said that most of those calls remove additional snow from the again, a newspaper reported September on a parole violation taking the storm in stride. are for battery Jumps. He said that don’t keep them more than three raised 82,200 for Tabatha by selling from each 810,000 they earn. added. weeks.” raffle Uckets for stuffed animals. A worker who paid 82,000 in The wage base — the amount today. following five arrests, including Please turn to page 10 Temperatures are expected to the number of calls should pick up Please tnm to page 10 “Please, for the love of my for drunken driving, allegedly The school’s initial goal was 8500. payroll taxes on 827,972 in wages in subject to the tax — also has gone The Greater Pittsburgh AME 1987 will have to pay 82,100 in up every year since 1971. daughter and my family, let me striking his wife and allegedly get the (alcoholism) treatment I threatening to kill their Ministerial Alliance has raised payroll taxes on the same amount After staying at 7.81 percent about 86,200, said the Rev. Charles of earnings in 1988 — a 5 percent through 1089, the rate will climb to need," Dotson, 30, wrote from a daughter. Jail cpil in suburban Calumet Buckner, head of the alliance of 63 increase. Employers must pay the 7.65 percent in 1090. No further Last week, Thompson offered Education chief unveiis modei high schooi African Methodist Episcopal increases are planned. City, according to the Chicago same. Sun-Times. him a “last-chance” deal of a churches in the Pittsburgh area. “Happy New Year,” Social Se­ Congress voted in 1077 during an three-year parole combined Sandra Foster, a factory worker, curity Commissioner Dorcas R. earlier pension crisis to raise the “I am so afraid it all may end,” he wrote Thompson. with alcoholism treatment, Every teen-ager in America would take 36 required courses said her daughter has received Hardy said Jokingly about the tax to 7.65 percent in 1990. Origi­ along with a warning that more than 1,000 letters, some impending tax Increase in a recent nally, no tax increase was sche­ “Talk to me if you are going to condemn me.” another tangle with the law containing 81 donations from interview. d u le for 1988, but the lawmakers would land Dotson back in Jail. science, math and social studies; over four years. Scott D. Thomson, executive Dotson was arrested at a By Christopher Connell director of the National Association schoolchildren, but Williams says The bite is even steeper for the changed that in 1983 when they DoUon had been d rinking two years of foreign language; two Bennett said his scheme would the total the fund has received is self-employed, who will pay 13.02 bailed the system out of a recurrent Calumet City bar Saturday night The Assocloted Press Th9 curriculum leave “at least 25 percent of of Secondary School Principals, on charges he stabbed a cook in before Saturday’s arrest, police years of physical education; and 840,000. percent next year, up from a 12.3 fiscal crisis. said. one semester each of art and music available class time” for electives said, “I think it nnakes a lot of good the hand, authorities said. Po­ WASHINGTON - Secretary of Page 10 sense. The better schools in the percent rate in 1987. Social Security’s trust funds have Education William J. Bennett to­ history. and other study, from band to The self-employed pay the com­ experienced robust growth since lice said he had been drinking The Sun-Times said it ob­ driver’s education to shop classes. country already offer the kind of and didn’t want to pay for a tained the letter from Civia day presented his vision of an ideal The education secretary has been bined employee-employer tax rate, then. The old age and disability a longtime champion of a core “That’s a lot,” said Bennett. “It curriculum that he’s talking sandwich. Tamarkin, co-author of a maga­ high school in which every Ameri­ Bennett’s Madison High School is about.” TODAY minus a 2 percent credit that will programs now have 867 biilion in can teen-ager would take 36 re­ fictional. However, he stressed that curriculum with more academic should be enough.” disappear after 1989. reserve and Hardy says they will Before the arrest, Dotson’s zine story on Dotson, who said The law that created Bennett's Too often students can fill their AP graphic wife told him she wanted a she visited Dotson in the Jail quired courses, from algebra and it has real-world models, and he backbone. schedules with “Junk food elec­ Workers also will pay the tax on grow by 838 billion in 1988. appended to the report capsule “Even by the standards of most department bars him from mandat­ Index But in a program that pays out divorce, his attorney, Thomas Saturday and found him in a art history to science and Western tives,” Thomson said. But he income up to 845,000; the cutoff in Breen, said Sunday. descriptions of seven high schools other industrialized nations, Amer­ ing any curriculum for anybody. 1967 was 843,800. well over 8200 billion a year in suicidal mood. civilization. But he said he is free to vent his questioned the omission of business 20 pagM. 2 aactlona “He Just couldn’t handle it,” “He kept saying this is it, he’s Bennett invoked a personal hero that practice what he preaches. ican education is more comprehen­ While the 126 million workers three days early because of the Tne maximum u,. .. self- benefits, that is still a cushion of opinions about what the 12 million or vocational courses from Ben­ 2 holiday weekend. employed worker making 843,000 in said his sister, Laura Dotson of going to end it all,” she said. to name both his report and his In his visionary school, only a sive, more prolonged and more Business —_ _ 7 covered by the program will have to only a few months. democratic,” Bennett wrote. “But, American teen-agers in the nation’s nett’s core, saying, “It’s important ObKuarlos—. 102 The maximum tax on an em­ 1087 was 85,387.40. The tax on that suburban Country Club Hills. “You can’t imaidne what I am Ideal scholastic regimen: “James quarter to a third of courses would to keep kids in school who are not ClsssHlod - 18-20 dig a little deeper in 1988, the Social Security’s long-range plan too often, it is also less rigorous and 21,000 public aiid private high 17 Opinion __ 6 ployee earning 843,800 in 1987 was same amount in 1988 will be is to build up a 812 trillion reserve Cook County Associate Judge going through, and I don’t want Madison High School: A Curricu­ be electives. going on to college.” Comics — system’s 38 million beneficiaries Martin McDonough ordered lum for American Students.” Bennett would have all teen­ less productive.” schools should be taught. It is “the Focus------9 Sports----- 11-14 will And a 4.2 percent cost-of-living 83,131.70. The tax on that same 85,702.76. The maximum tax, on by 2020 — the equivalent then of to hurt anymore,” Dotson’s kind of basic program most Ameri­ Gordon Cawelti, executive dlrec- earnings of 845,000 or more, will be Dotson held without bond Sun­ letter said. “I drink because I Although there are legionsof U.S. agers take four years of English, High schools typically have six or HSWoild —__18 Television _ — 16 increase in their monthly checks amount in 1988 will be 83,289.38, or more than five years’ benefits — seven periods a day, allowing cans want for their schools,” he 8187.68 more. An employee earning 85,859 in 1088 — an increase of day at the request of the state am an alcoholic, and I’m sorry.” schools named alter the fourth with four year-long literature Please tnm to page 10 Local nows—2-3 Weather—.___2 this week. and then draw it down to help pay courses; three years each of students to take 48 to 56 courses said. Those checks will show up in 845,000 will pay 83,379.50, or 8247.80 M71.60, or 8.8 percent. for the baby boomers’ retirement Department of Corrections until He ended the letter by telling president of the United States, mailboxes — or be credited directly more than the maximum this year. The payroll tax was 1 percent on years. The trust funds will be it could be determined whether his wife and daughter: “Camille to beneficiaries’ bank accounts — That amounts to a 7.9 percent income up to 83,000 when Social depleted by the middle of the 21st he had violated his parole. and Ashley, I love you.” on Thursday, New Year’s Eve, increase at the top. Security started in 1937. It stayed century. MANCHESTER HERALD, Tueadav. Pec. $9.1987 - $ _ t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Dec. 29. 1987 MCC alumni help, Committee probes other colleges try school pipe break By Andrew J. Davit Officials, though, are unsure why By Andrew J. Dovis Housatonic Community College in Manchostor Horald the heating system malfunctioii^. Manchester Herald Bridgeport. "They came here for According to James P. Kenswdy, retraining, for some specific While some state community The town Building Committee is school superintendent, officials courses and never viewed them­ conducting an investigation Into were looking into the possibility colleges are looking into increasing selves as degree-oriented.” the flow of donations by starting or why a November water pipe break that specifications for thie building Housatonic and South Central at Bennet Junior High School called for the installation of a valve reactivating alumni groups, Man­ Community College in New Haven chester Community College has o c c u r ^ , said Paul Phillips, build­ that might have prevented the are beginning to rejuvenate inac­ ing committee chairman. accident. But Kennedy was unsure already formed an alumni associa­ tive alumni groups. tion and Is reaping the benefits. A pipe break at the junior high if the valve was called for, based on An alumni group at Middlesex school sent thousands of gallons of his reading of the specifications. All of the state’s 12 community Community College in Middletown colleges either have alumni pro­ water into the school’s library and Phillips also is unsure why the will run Its ninth fund-raising-by- media center, causing about $22,000 14-year-old pipe broke. But he grams or are planning them. telephone event this winter. Last Alumni associations have long worth of damage, school officials promised that the investigation year’s version brought In $10,600, have said. would be as thorough as possible. provided support to four-year much of it pegged for scholarships. schools. The break occurred sometime on "W e want to go through it Most community colleges are the weekend of Nov. 21-22. Police thoroughly,” he said. "Right now Some community colleges are about 25 years old, Dan Savage, a finding it difficult to attract alumni discovered the break early Nov. 23 we’re shooting in the dark.” spokesennan for the American after water was found leaking out a The water break, which occurred interest, but MCC has had an active Association of Junior and Commun­ alumni association for three to five side wall of the school. in the school’s library celling, ity Colleges, told the New Haven Phillips said he was unsure when caused about $22,000 worth of years. Candy Tatro, coordinator of Register. "A s they mature, they alumni affairs, said today. The results of the Investigation would be damage, Thomas M. Meisner Jr., start to look for a broader base of completed. The Investigation is school principal, has said. It will group, which took two years to set support,” he said. up, has raised about $10,000, holds being delayed as committee cost $2,500 to replace and repair Alan Sturtz, director of research members wait to hear from offi­ water-damaged audio-visual equip­ an annual banquet, has been and development for South Central incorporated and has formed a cials at Johnson Controls of Hart­ ment, $13,000 to replace language Community College, says transfer ford. The committee has contacted arts and reading books, $1,500 for tax-exempt foundation, she said. students’ loyalty to their first MCC, the largest two-year col­ Johnson Controls to help with the new library books, and $5,100 to college can bie stirred. investigation, he said. repair a $26,000 grand piano, he lege in the state system, has 300 He is coordinating an effort to dues-paying members in Its alumni "W e want to make sure, before said. track down the school’sneaiiy 3,500 we place any blame, we know the Raglnild Pinto /MonohwMr HoraM association, she said. degree and certificate recipients. "Alumni associations are long- (cause) of ttie problem,” Phillips Housatonic plans to use part of a said. At left, Elaine Havens, merchandising manager for toys at like those pictured above, waited in lines to return established in institutions of higher federal grant to start compiling learning,” Tatro said. “ Commun­ Besides the building committee, Ride offered the J.C. Penney Outlet Store, inspects a returned toy Christmas gifts. names and addresses of alumni. officials from the school adminis­ ity colleges are now becoming old Isaacs said. Alumni can help with Monday at the store's return desk. Hundreds of people. David Kool/Manchaatar Harald tration — Including Building and n«Oln«ld PInto/ManchMttr H«riild enough to realize that graduates recruiting and marketing, serve on Manchester Safe Rides will be in are the best source of publicity ... Grounds Supervisor Wilfred Dion advisory boards and offer intern­ — will be involved in the investiga­ operation on New Year’s Eve, from and fund-raising.” ships and cooperative programs, Mercury MIxup 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. This service Money raised by MCC’s alumni tion, Phillips said. she said. Dion has said that the break provides free and confidential association has gone mainly toward, “ No one expects two-year college transportation home to any Man­ After-Christmas return rush not as heavy as last year’s scholarships, she said. As snow pilBd up on tho strsets of Manchostor today, apparently occurred after a heat­ alumni to be a major source of huge ing system malfunctioned, which chester resident, under age 21, “ It’s a whole new area,” Tatro dollars.” she said. “ Money is part some residents may have been reminded of warmer whose driving ability Is impaired, year. The distribution center re­ Underwood. Most people prefer to returns at the J.C. Penney Outlet “ Our policy Is that you can return said. “ People who’ve graduated allowed the pipe to freeze. A Bv Noncv Conceliran what size they want” an Item v/hen you so desire,” of it, but It is not the only reason.” ciimates by the erroneous reading on this thermometer thermostat on the system failed, or who is a passenger in a car whose Marlow said his returns were ceives most returns in about a exchange items, he added. Store this year, said Elaine Havens, from (here) have a good feeling.” Manchester Herald merchandising manager of toys. VandenBush said. outside the Savings Bank of Manchester, East Center which prevented hot water from driver is under the influence. Call "minimal’’ this year as in year’s month, he said. "Our system is set up so that any Though successful at MCC, it is (Compiled partially from wire 646-2180 to get a ride. "Indications are that they’re type of transaction can be handled William Dike, senior merchan­ ’The store will accept almost any not easy to begin an alumni reports) Street branch. being sent through the pipe. Local retailers who weie ready past, but agreed with other retail­ item, inspect it and determine if it ers that this is the big week for softer this year,” VandenBush by our computer," Underwood dising manager at the outlet store, association since forging an associ­ for a barrage of returns the day said that a lot of men’s clothing was can be resold. Most items are after Christmas didn’t get what returns. said. said. "They (customers) really do ation is a long-term project with try to find something else.” being returned. resalable, VandenBush said. they expected. . “ The bulk of the returns are going VandenBush attributed the lower hurdles different from those at Sears has an open return policy, Like Bradlees, the K-Mart at 239 At the outlet store, a row of "Saturday seemed quiet." said to happen in this week.” Marlow number of returns to last-minute four-year schools, organizers say. shoppers, who he said are usually but Underwood said the store Spencer St. reported no difference cardboard boxes were set up behind Because most community college Bernard Apter, owner of the said. the return desk, and a manager At the J.C. Penney Outlet Store on looking for something unique that receives most of its returns in the in the number of returns from last students attend part-time, they do Regal’s Men’s Shop at 903 Main St. year. . quickly checked each item as it “ It was less than I expected. It was Tolland 'Turnpike, the number of they’ll want to keep. two weeks after Christmas. not strongly identify with a specific Where can you save Returns are a big part of the "It looks to me like it’s been ‘"niey’re about the same," said came back and sorted items by graduating class, some officials rather orderly." returns handled Dec. 26 was double department. Management will the amount handled Dec. 27, said business. VandenBush said. Ander­ lighter.” he said. store manager Robert Corry. “ It say. Half typically go on to Apter said Regal’s big week for wasn’t too bad- yesterday check the items more closely and if returns is the week after Dec. 26, store manager David Anderson. son and other retailers agreed that Separate desks for refunds and four-year colleges, where they (Sunday).’ ’ they’re resalable, they’ ll be sent to but the store will accept returns up Anderson said the store handles an los.ses from returns are small. exchanges were set up Monday at develop stronger loyalties. For the Bradlees department store in K-Mart, which also has an open the proper department and put to a month after the items were average of 100 returns on any day of " It ’snot really a loss. It’s the cost another set of community college of doing business.” Anderson said. the Parkade. About 12 people return policy, prefers to give cash back out. Dike said. on household items? the year, compared to the nearly students, getting a degree was not a bought. Regal’s deals more with K-Mart has a similar process. ” It’s a small percentage of the waited in the line at the refund desk refunds for returns because ex­ target in the first place. exchanges &an refunds. 800 that went through the return "W e have people from each desk Saturday. But Anderson said business, really.” Monday afternoon, but no one was changes “ tie up the lines.” "A large number of students Apter attributed the light returns department...they do check the he expected more. Unlike Regal’s. J.C. Penney at the exchange desk. " It’s faster,” Corry said. "W e never had a degree as a goal.” said to customer assistance. can get the cash back >into the item,” Corry said. “ We picked the right sizes.” he "It’s a little bit lower than we issues only cash refunds at its Doris Keating, spoke.swoman for Karen Isaacs, spokeswoman for the parent corporation of Stop & customer’s hand.” Even though an item such as a toy said. anticipated,” he said. “ A lot of return desk. ” We try to issue refunds because Shop Supermarkets and Bradlees K-Mart, Sears and J.C. Penney may have been damaged by a child Apter and other merchants people wait about a week.” Christmas morning, K-Mart will Anderson said he expects a lot of of the time of year. We think we can Discount Department Stores Inc., all have open return policies, which a g re ^ that wrong size was the accept it. returns New Year’s Day because give better customer service by said that the Manchester store means that customers can return biggest reason for returns, and that "A t the point of return, we don't people will be off work. giving them refunds instead of reported that returns were about items any time after they’re customer service can usually re­ question it,” Corry said. Seniors The J.C. Penney Catalog Distri­ having them running back and the same as last year. Clothing was purchased. For the most part, these duce the number of wrong-size Underwood said that Sears bution Center receives returned forth,” Anderson said. returned the most because of size stores must trust customers on returns. doesn't have a set policy for items from J.C. Penney stores all But at the Sears store in the problems and toys were returned returns. "W e have people that are here to accepting returns. over the northeast. Operations Manchester Parkade, four return because of duplication. Keating The reason for most returns at help.” said George Marlow, owner J.C. Penney is that people order “ We really have to take each get van manager Tom VandenBuah said areas handle both exchanges and said. of Marlow’s department store at 867 something from the catalog and return as an individual situation.” Main St. "The customer isn’t left up that although it’s a little tooearly to cash refunds all in one transaction, The toys with remote controls accounted for many of the toy decide they want something else. he said. to their own problems of deciding tell, returns seem to be lighter this said operations manager Charles By Andrew Yurkovskv Manchester Herald

A new van that will give Man­ REGIONAL WEATHER Almanac chester and Bolton senior citizens THE WEATHER greater mobility may go into service as early as next week. The van was provided by the state Dec. 29, 1987 TODAY'S MOON: Between Department of Transportation and first quarter (Dec. 27) and ^165 Matching Chairs f will be shared by Manchester’s ^170 Casual Dining Table Today is the 363rd s M T W T full moon (Jan. 4). day of 1987 and the elderly outreach program, the town Madlum Oak tinlah haa a protacllva claar laoquar coat. Padaatal baaa Chaira hava aolld hardwood framaa with oak llnlah. eighth day of winter. TODAY'S TRIVIA: At what Instrument of Bolton and three private agen­ tabla haa hardwood laga. Tabla top la aurfacad In haat raalatant oak Saata and baea ara paddad In twaad look madlum toaat orUor. 30 paira only. Chaira coma In palra. # was Pablo Casals a master? (a) violin cies in Manchester. It is one of grain malamlna plaatio lamlnatad to wood producta. 24 only. (b) piano (c) cello seven vans purchased by the state TODAY'S HISTORY: On this day in DOT with federal funds to serve 1845, Texas was admitted to the Union TODAY'S BARBS senior citizens throughout the state. now79.99 as the 28th state. BY PHIL PASTORET Diane Wicks, the elderly out­ tfdw79.9S At New Year’s parties (or computer TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS; Jeanne, Mar­ programmers, do you suppose they reach coordinator, said Monday the quise de Pompadour (1721); Charies serve microchip dip with the cocktail van will be used on Mondays and *200 Nylon Rugs Goodyear (1800); Andrew Johnson Wednesdays for the town’s phone-a- 259.95 Microwave Cabinet crackers? Colonlal-atyla aolld pIna miorowava ovan Haavy % Inch daap pHa. Traatad with (1808); Pabio Casals (1876); Mary Tyler ride service. The three vans now Sootohguard* brand labrio protactor. Moore (1937) At those romantic, mysterious candle­ performing that service make a cablnat. Faaturaa two tiara tor 2 aaparata g f A light dinners, the mystery ofte;i is: What Bound on all aldaa. Urathana foam backing total of a ^ u t 300 to 3S0 rides per atoraga arau. Storaga drawar with built-in J ^ TODAY'S QUOTE; “ After us the del­ are you eating? tor mold-and-mlldaw-raalatanca. g’*12', week, including six scheduled trips cutting board. uge" — Jean, Marquise de Pompa­ 22 only. 109.99 dour, after French armies were defeat­ TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWER: (c) Pablo to stores in town. ed at the battle of Rossbach. Casals was a master of the cello. "W e hope to provide more shopping trips,” Wicks said. “ What I hope to do Is conduct some kind of 169.99 Canon® 35mm Camera *20 Chair Pads survey on what kinds of trips people Autoload, autotooua, autoaxpoaura, auto- Sal ot 4. Styllahly assorted In solids snd would like to see.” Him advanoa and automatic ahuttar apaada. prints. Assorted colors. 7.99 Current Quotations Kathryn Hudiand. a DOT trans­ 20 only. 139.99 portation planner, said that 14 towns applied for the seven availa­ *320 Braided rug Storms spread snow ble vans. The vans, which cost *260 Contemporary Swivel Rocker "Even if we have to use massive Time’s selection of the Soviet $19,993 each, were awarded to those High back with ravaralbla aaat ouahlon. - a a a a 00% nylon and 10% wool, 2 ply yarn force, we will not allow last week’s leader as its "Man of the Year.” communities that could show that 700% olatln vahrat upholatary. Chair V Q Q construction In a flat braid weave lor in East and Midwest events to repeat themselves.” — they would make full use of the haa looaa ouahlon. 0 only. ■ » w a hand mada took. 7'xO', 11 only. 169.99 Israeli Defense Minister Yitzhak “ It was not a strong season, but vehicles. 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Hardwood trama haa mahogany ^ HIFI sound raproduoaa a wide range ot sections of the Midwest and East In Bolton, the van will replace a today while a Pacific storm blew of Pennsylvania for up to 6 inches holiday shopping results. tinlah. 100% aoryllo valvat uphotatwy. 1 U U audio Iraquanoas tor lullar, richer sounds. 379.99 “ While the president congratu­ bus that is now used to take senior of snow. Winter storm watches Paddad with potyurathana foam. 0 only. snow and rain into the West. lates General Secretary Gorba­ citizens on a weekly shopping trip. were in effect in Maryland, Low pressure systems in Pen- chev for appearing on the cover of Karen Levine, the town’s adminis­ Delaware and northern Vii^inia. nsyivania and off the North Time magazine, with prominence trative assistant, said that the van, Caroiina coast combined to pro­ High-wind alerts were posted goes responsibility and we would Lottery which Bolton will have twice a 59.99 Micro duce snow from the Ohio Vaiiey for the coasts of Delaware, 149.95 TV/VCR Cabinet hope that this would be an honor week, will enable the town to and iower Great Lakes region Maryland and Virginia. Gale provide individual rides for medi­ Haa awival baaa. Wood oompoaltlon with oak Cassette Recorder warnings were in effect for the Today's weather picture was drawn by Jessica Dumass, who based on the expectations of llnlah, durabla aoryllo coating protaotaagalnat across much of the southern and cal appointments. Haa auto atop, voloa aothratad, ona touch coast of the Carolines, the north­ lives on Proctor Road and attends Verplanck School. change, and a good place to begin acratohaa and atalna. Pull out VCR ahalf with centrai Appalachians into south­ Levine said Bolton has not hired a recording ayatam. Built-In oondanoar mika. ern Atlantic Coast and lakes might be Afghanistan.” — White Connecticut daily vidao tapa orgaoixara. Lowar drawar. 69.99 ern New England and New driver yet, although an individual is Uaaa micro aha oaaaatta tapaa. Jersey. Huron, Erie and Ontario. House spokesman Marlin Fitz- Monday: 992 being conridered for the Job'. 29.99 A mixture of rain and snow The storm off the California CONNECTICUT WEATHER water, calling on Soviet withdra­ Manchester has budgeted $5,975 coast sent rain and snow into wal from Afghanistan and noting Play Four: 8205 for ite share of the van’s upkeep. All Of Tha Above Merchandise Haa Been Reduced From The Spring A Summer, Fall 4 Winter '87 Catalogs. Weather Almanac Washington, Oregon and north­ Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: Levine had no estimate of how ern California. much Bolton’s share would he. but a Tonight, windy and bitterly cold with some blowing January 7, 1961 Snow advisories were posted total of $3,000 was budgeted in the for higher elevations of Oregon, and drifting of snow. Low around 10. Northwest winds Manchester Herald present fiscal year for both the The JCPennev Catalog northern California, the Sierra 25 to 35 mph creating windchills of 20 to 40 below zero. elderly bus and the van. Other agencies using the van are Nevada, the southern mountains Wednesday, continued windy and bitterly cold. High 15 USPS 327-500 VOL. evil. No. 76 of California and the Lake Tahoe all located in Manchester. They are 1-84, Exit 62 to 20. Thursday, fair. High 30 to 35. New Year's Day, a the Jefferson House Adult Day region. chance of rain or snow showers. High in the upper 30s. Published dally except Sunday Center, New Seasons Inc. and the OUTLET STOHE Manchester, Conn. 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High around 20. to pick up clients, said Susanne It’s something else Tennessee Valley across North Manchester Herald. P.O. Box 591. advertisement, or to report a news Dock, the center’ s registered ’.hi Carolina, Virginia and southern Thursday, fair. High in the middle 30s. New Year’s Manchester. Conn. 06040. item, story or picture Idea, call nurse. MARC will use the van two Ilyou don't receive your Herald by 643-2711. Office hours are 6:30 a.m. tM iM A* M ot* AMMMt Only At Tlw O iiM Men. Sony. Ne MM. nw n. O.O.O. Oi Um * . Om u MIm U n IM sections of Maryland and Dela­ Day, a chance of rain or snow showers. High 35 to 40. days a week for its elderly enrich­ Miram iK ii Hey Venr Sram Wiieeellaiii. Miee Mon.-Sel. 14wele M t pmi.. luiiew ISiM em M MO m i . S p.m. weekdays or 7;30 am. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. ware; rain over the Pacific Coast ment program, executive director M b it Mww Sum JWan. Ad mmvtmirnm V m S B S m O w l Stmk ts O ip ttM . «»oy. 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Dec. 29, 1967 Israel braces O ’Neill hints Overhaul of chemical Bank taking action Arab summit Tablets describe dally reporting law urged to controi park assails Iran life In Mesopotamia for new riots By Paul Roaburn Karlovsky said. By Arthur Max time. reservations HAR’TFORD (AP) - ’The confusion of the system Itself.” Tha Assaelattd Press Rabin said Israel will “ go on majority leader of the state Local, state and federal offi­ BRISTOL (AP) — Coimecticut company and city officials had been By Alv Mahmoud Central Command In Tampa, Fla. The Associated Press With the discovery of the — Mng buyers for the amusement documents, he said, “ we’re using” deportations to punish se­ Senate says tougher laws to cials are still trying to determine Bank and ’Trust Co. says it has The Associated Press ’The tankers Surf d ty and Brid­ curity offenders, despite coocern park. NEW YORK - A collection of hearing the voices of Uie people JERUSALEM - Israel has regulate the reporting of toxic the cause of the fire. Officials taken legal action to take control of geton were escorted by the frigates flooded the occupied lands .with that “ in the long run they (expul­ the Hershey Lake Compounce, With the foracloBure, Roberts 1,100 clay tablets and seal themselves rather than Inter­ chemicals stored by Connecticut also are still working to identify RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - Lead­ UM Elrod and USS Thach, the troops because it expects new riots sions) can corrode the support for at busing plan businesses may be in order in alleging operators of the amuse­ said, the bank can call on Herco to command said. The 401,332-ton Impressions found in Syria is the preting the objects.” the chemicals stored by Priority ers of six Arab nations ended a pay the $4.8 million loan guarantee The tablets were inscribed Fridjay on an anniversary cele­ Israel in American publicoirinloa.” light of a fire in a Putnam Finishing Corp., one of two ment park have fallen three months four-day summit today by denounc­ Bridgeton hit a mine July 24 during largest body of written Informa­ “ Deportation is a meaningful pun- It made to the bank on behalf of the tion recovered from the ancient between about 1740 B.C. to 1725 brated by a Palestinian guerrilla industrial complex earlier this businesses wiped out by the fire. behind in payment on an $18.3 ing Iran for “ aggressive acts” the first U.S. convoy of reflagged iriiment,” Rabin told the Haaretz By JucM Evtrhart towns to develop voluntary partnership.. city-states of northern Mesopo­ B.C., roughly the time when group, Lt. Gen. Dan Shomron was month. Priority Finishing failed to million operating loan. against Saudi Arabia and Kuwait Kuwaiti tankers. newspaper. TIM ASMClOtMl Prtt* programs. Three local investors hold a tamia In more than 50 years, Hammurabi was issuing his quoted as saying today. ■ ‘I believe in the carrot versus the Sen. Cornelius P. O’Leary, notify local fire officials or the "We have not been paid principal and for attacks on commercial “ No unusual Iranian air or sea Shomron, the military’s chief of But Foreign Ministry spokesman or interest for the past three minority partnership In the park. researchers say. famous code of laws in the sUck,” O’Neill said. “ That’s the D-WIndsor Locks, said bethinks state Department of Environ­ shipping in the Persian Gulf. activity has been reported thus far staff, said Israel tripled the number Ehud Gol said Israel has not yet HARTFORD - Gov. William A. months,’’ Jack Courtenay, Connec­ ’The three Investors also could be Translations of about 300 of the southern Mesopotamian city- approach I’ve always tried to use in the law should be changed to mental Protection about what by the convoy," the command said of troops in the Gaza Strip and now decided on expelling ringleaders of O’Neill la hinting that he has ticut Bank and Trust senior vice called on to pay their $2.5 million In ’The nations attending the Gulf tablets describe spying among state of Babylon, said Weiss, an reaervationa about a wide-ranging state government. The art of improve companies’ com­ chemicals were stored In nearly in a statement released In Tampa. has more troope posted there than it the riots. pliance with regulations requir­ president, said Monday. “ ’They’re loan guarantee, Roberts said. Cooperation Council confertnce rival city-states and the use of associate professor. propoaal for voluntary achool deae- compromise is the art of politics 100 barrels, officials have said. The convoy was the 22nd since used to capture the territory from “ Israel Is acting to restore calm ing them to report what hazard­ in default. We’re just protecting the Roberts said Herco stands to lose urged Iran to “ abide by the President Reagan agreed to have 11 horse-mounted troops to quell The tablets, like the Code of gregatlon and aaya he expecta the and that’s what you’re talking The 24-alarm fire caused no Egypt in 1967. and will continue to do so with the ous chemicals they have on site interest of Connecticut Bank and a total o f $1$.6 m illion in redevelop­ principles of good neighboriiness” Kuwaiti tankers re-registered In disturbances caused by bri­ Hammurabi, are written in the plan to be reworked. about, a political issue.” serious injuries, but 45 firefigh­ It has also doubled the number of legal means at Its disposal,” he and to improve e^orcement of ’Trast.” ment cost overrun, operating losses and accept a U.N. Security Council the United States, entitling them to gands in the countryside threat­ old Babylonian dialect of the The propoaal, to be presented to ters were treated for smoke troops In the occupied West Bank, said. “ The whole issue Is subject to The plan does not call for such the rules. In October, Compounce Asso­ and maintenance costs it loaned to resolution calling for a cease-fire in protection against Iranian attacks. ening the cities, said Harvey Akkadian language and are the State Board of Education next inhalation or other minor seized from Jordan in 1967, he said. an Israeli decision, and until now no things as forced busing, but it does “ The more I study this, the ciates Limited Partnership, an the partnership. 7-year-old Iran-Iraq war. Iran considers Kuwait an ally of Weiss of Yale University, leader recorded In cuneiform script. month, calls for towns to work include strong language on ad­ injuries. He said, however, that in an effort of the expedition that discovered Weiss and his colleagues found The precautions were taken for decision has been taken." more it is like trying to get hold independent subsidiary of Hershey Conference sources said the Iraq. The U.S. State Department said together to develop voluntary dese­ dressing growing racial isolation in to sell the park, the partnership is the tablets. the tablets and seal Impressions the SSrd anniversary on Jan. 1 of the of quicksilver,” O’Leary said Putnam Mayor Samuel Ro­ Entertainment and Resort Co. or alliance discussed the formation of On Monday two other U.S. Monday it had cautioned Israel that gregation plans, but the board cities such as Bridgeport, Hartford berts has estimated that clea­ Herco, ceased operating the 70-acre willing to give the park to a buyer If Weiss said the tablets com­ in a palace at Tell Lellan in founding of Al Fatah, the largest Monday. "There is a very low a joint arms industry and a warships shepherded a reflagged guerrilla group under the umbrella deportations could trigger more would also be able to order regional and New Haven where minority rate of compliance (with report­ nup, unemployment, destroyed park straddling the Southington the buyer assumes responsibility prise the largest collection of northeastern Syria near the Integration if voluntary efforts common strategy for defending Kuwaiti vessel, the 46,723-ton Gas of the Palestine Liberation violence. "We have talked to the students account for more than 80 ing regulations) still. equipment and lost profits re­ border, claiming low attendance for tte $18.3 million in debt and King, through the strait on a written material found in north­ ’Turkish and Iraqi borders. don’t work. percent of the school population. operates the facility. Herco would their coastlines, offshore oil instal­ About one-third of the tablets Organisation. Israelis about deportations, and we "But I don’t think it’s because sulting from the fire on Dec. 2 and high renovation costs. lations and tankers against Iranian southbound trip from Kuwait. ern Mesopotamia since 1933, did say that we prefer they not” use “ I believe in equal education will cost the community $50 The partnership, which has not agree to pay back the loan guaran­ when French archaeologists dis­ are letters between northern “ Fatah Day,” as it is known The proposal says that the only oj any sinister motive. The attacks. In another developments Mon­ among Palestinians, has often been that punishment, said Dennis across the state,” O’Neill said. way for such school systems to "f compliance is in the million. made loan payments since October, tee, he said. covered a huge cuneiform ar­ Mesopotamian kings, many day, Iran’s official Islamic Repub­ m ark^ by violence and bloodshed. Harper, a State Department spo­ ’’However, I also believe that you achieve desegregation is to cross operated tte 141-year-old amuse­ Mayor John J. Leone said Mon­ ’The group also discussed whether chive at the ancient city of Mari from rulers that have until now don’t disrupt families and neigh­ lic News Agency said an “ Iraqi “ The riots in the territories will kesman in Washington. the boundaries into predominantly ment park for 112 seasons until the day he would be happy if it takes the it would ask Egypt for military spy” convicted of exploding a car on the Euphrates River. been unknown. borhood schools if humanly bank’s action to get the park sold. assistance to hammer out a defense The other two-thirds are admi­ not happen again,” Defense Minis­ Jordan and Egypt have said they white suburbs. park shut down Oct. 2. bomb that injured 30 people in Weiss reported the discovery would not accept the deportees, and possible. ’The city council had considered strategy against escalating Iranian of the cuneiform tablets and seal nistrative documents that re­ ter Yitzhak Rabin said in an O’Neill also rejected suggestions The bank filed foreclosure papers Tehran two years ago was publicly Israel would likely have to release ” So, I think there’s going to have Mother charged In death canceling its tax abatement agree­ attacks, the sources said, speaking impressions Monday at the cord financial transactions and. interview published today. “ Evenif E E that Education Commissioner Ge­ in Superior Court in Hartford hanged. It was the third execution to be a meeting of the minds to try to on condition of anonymity. “ the distribution of what was we have to use massive force, we them in southern Lebanon. rald N. Urozzi, who released the ’Thursday with the sanction of the ment on the park, but delayed for bombing charges reported since annual meeting of the American work out the best of both worlds for NEW BRITAIN (AP) - The authorities said. action until its next meeting, I^one one of the most precious com­ will not allow last week’s events to Most West Bank residents are report a week ago, ought to resign. federal Economic Development But those topics were not menti­ Saturday. Institute of Archaeologists. Jordanian citizens, while moot all the people and all the children of mother of a 6-month old baby found Carmelo Rivera Jr. died six days Administration, which secured the said. Carl Lemberg-Karlovsky, modities — the wine supply,” repeat themselves.” O’Neill said he supported Tirozzi oned in the final report rel'eased Iran is Persian, but it shares the residents of the Gaza Strip, which the state,” the governor told floating in a bathtub earlier this after Niedzweicki found him float­ loan package with an $8 million Herco spokesman Rich Roberts professor of archaeology at Weiss said. The U.S. Consulate in Jerusalem and expects him to remain in his Job today by the defense ministers Moslem faith with Arab nations. was held by Egypt until 1967, are reporters in his office on Monday. month has been charged with ing in the tub on Dec. 12. guarantee, Courtenay said. said the bank’s action has “ killed Harvard University, called the Many documents are dated by sent a political officer to Nablus, a for the immediate future. Besides, from the six nations. The Gulf Cooperation Council stateless. The governor appeared to em­ negligent homicide and risk of Ahem said risk of injury to a He said the papers were deli­ any efforts of our selling the park.” discovery “ exceedingly year, month and day, providing city in the West Bank, to observe he noted, Tirozzi serves at the was created in May 1981 after the Shomron, releasing revised casu­ brace one aspect of the proposal, inury to a child. minor is a Class D felony and vered by a marshal to officials of Courtenay said the bank’s action “ The Gulf Cooperation Council important.” i a detailed glimpse of daily life in the third day of the military trials of pleasure of the State Board of seizure of Islam’s holiest shrine in 900 Palestinians arrested during alty figures from the two weeks of which calls for strong financial Connie Niedzweicki, 19, turned carries a minimum prison sentence the limited partnership Monday. would not prevent other companies regretfully noted that Iran has been “ I think what’s been emerging the palace, he said. incentives to encourage cities and Education, not the governor. Mecca by Moslem radicals, the two weeks of unrest earlier this rioting, said 21 Arabs were killed by herself into police Monday night, of one year and a maximum of five from buying the amusement park. prevaricating over the U.N. resolu­ Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, in the last decade is that in Among the details recorded in C C Daniel Caprio, a spokesman for month. army gunfire and 179 were years. tion ... and the council demands the letters were descriptions of according to Lt. James F. Ahem. the Economic Development Ad­ Iran’s Islamic revolution, and the northern Mesopotamia we’re wounded. He said 41 Israeli soldiers He said the woman was being held Negligent homicide is a Class A action by the Security Council and brigands roaming in rural areas At least 21 Arabs were killed in ministration, said Monday that the The Magna Carta was signed by outbreak of the Iran-Iraq war. beginning to understand that and 27 civilians were Injured by in lieu of $6,000 bond pending misdemeanor and is punishable by King John in 1215 at Runnymede, the world community to implement there were terribly powerful who posed a threat to the cities, clashes with security forces that First woman state’s bank was acting under the loan The leaders met again in No­ started on Dec. 8. No Israeli stones or firebombs thrown by Arab arraignment in Superior Court not more that a year in jail or a England. It granted his barons the resolution,” the leaders said in vember 1981 and have met annually kingdoms there,” Lemberg- Weiss said. $1,000 fine, according to Ahem. guarantee agreement It has with the report. It did not specify what soldiers were killed during that demonstrators. today. the federal government. more liberty. ever since. Ahern said that although the actions should be taken. attorney is sworn in baby’s death was a tragic accident. Roberts said that the day before Surfaces, vanishes the foreclosure proceeding was “ The council hopes that Iran will harges were filed because EMERGENCY respond to the call for peace and HAR’TFORD (AP) - Connecti­ prosecutor in the Court of Common igators did not believe the The remains of an unidentified filed, partnership officials in­ 19th-century sailing ship, a fugitive formed the.bank and state officials Fire — Police — Medical spare the blood of Moslems, so that cut’s newest state’s attorney, Mary Pleas in Waterbury 12 years ago. n showed reasonable care our potentials may be directed M. Galvin, plans to continue her She became an assistant state’s, iWbjbishe placed the child in the tub.visitor from a bygone,age, emerged that two^'offers were made to two years ago on' a beach on North purchase the park. Roberts de­ DIAL 911 against the (Israeli) enemies of the fight on behalf of crime victims and attorney in New Haven In 1977 and "^’^^Iredzweickl had told police she Islamic nation.” amight have fallen asleeporblanked Carolina’s Outer Banks, only to clined to Identify the potential In Manchester says she’ll enforce the law with was named chief state’s attorney buyers. The Pennsylvania-based flrmness and compassion. under Markle in 1985. out after filling the tub with water. vanish three weeks later. This month alone, 26 ships have Galvin, the first woman named as been attacked in the gulf by Iran a state’s attorney in Connecticut, and Iraq in the most devastating was sworn in by Gov. William A. assault on shipping of their 7-year- •.uS O’Neill on Monday. old war. ’The S8-year-old lawyer from WE’RE SERVING YOU BREAKFAST Early today, shipping executives West Haven becomes the chief reported that Iranian navy war­ prosecutor in the Ansonia-Milford ships intercepted and seized the judicial district, succeeding Mi­ 31,205-ton West German freighter chael Dearington, who was named TOGETHER Norasla Pearl. state’s attorney for New Haven They said it was taken to the after the death of Arnold Markle. Iranian port of Bandar Abbas. The "I think it is fitting that in 1987, Iranians usually intercept ships the 200th birthday of the United they believe are carrying cargo for States Constitution, that Connecti­ Iraq, and return them after they seize ansrthing of value to their 2 2 cut see its first woman state’s attorney,” Galvin said. She also enemy. if® and the 1 In Riyadh, the closed-door coun­ <7 commended O’Neill, who appointed Manchester Herald the state’s first female chief cil meeting, led by King Fahd of m Saudi Arabia, included representa­ justice, Ellen A. Peters. “ Back in 1975 when I started as a Best Wishes tives from Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, prosecutor, there were no women the United Arab Emirate and prosecutors at all. I did not Qatar. Together, they own half the encounter any problems because of for the New Year world’s known oil reserves. my gender and I don’t expect to Although the council has forged 9 9 now,” she said. common defenses against air and from Galvin said that “ any crimes of ground threats, they have not so far violence that involve trauma to McDonalds* revealed any clear, joint strategy victims of crime have got to be for defending their shipping from treated very seriously and sensi­ Iranian attacks, a spillover of the -,.) .) ,) .) .» .» .) ,) J .) .i .» ► ■! tively by the criminal justice Iran-Iraq war. system. Meanwhile, two U.S. warships “ I would hope to continue to be an today safely escorted two reflagged advocate for victims of crime,” she Kuwaiti tankers north through the said. "I also Intend to continue my Strait of Hormuz, gateway to the work with child victims of crime.” Persian Gulf, according to the U.S. 'to !® She said she was “ dedicated to the task of enforcing the laws of the state of Connecticut with firmness, McDonald’s® has job yet with compassion that’s called for in prosecution.” opportunities to fit almost She also said that “ anti-arson White House efforts are certainly a priority” for any schedule: .. oTAttOl^'- her. She has won several public fire suits safety awards because of her. firm dealings with arsonists and is a member of tiie New Haven Arson Part time or full time, days said faulty c t Task Force and the International Association of Arson Investigators. WASHINGTON (AP) - Union Galvin began her career as a or evenings. Good starting officials say District of Columbia \ firefighters assigned to the White pay and benefits. House are do not have the proper 2 murder equipment to handle a presidential helicopter crash, but a fire depart­ ment spokesman said Monday the convictions Manager trainee positions unit’s equipment is adequate. The unit stands by when the and custodial positions are president’s helicopter takes off are upheid from and lands at the White House. Mark Tasciotti, a spokesman for HAR’TFORD (AP) — ’The state also available. the union local that represents the Supreme Court has upheld murder engine company, said some of the conrictions in two Hartford cases, firefighters’ "proximity” suits, 9 9 including one in the death of a night worn to deflect heat and allow watchman at St. Joseph’s Stop by any of the locations wearers to get close to a fire, would Cathedral. not provide adequate protection to The high court rejected claims listed below or call get the president out of a burning Monday by Daniel Jones in the helicopter. night watchman case that he had 643-2213 to learn more “ The problem with the suits are (foto “ oiu vih"*' not intended to waive his right to they are cracked, tom, and the hood O'V' remain silent when he solicitied a about the employment shields are cracked and broken. Hartford detective’s visit to the jail. There may be one or two decent D \Va>'- 8 8 During that visit, Jones initiated suits, but on the whole the suits need a conversation about the watch­ opportunities with to be replaced,” Tasciotti said. man’s murder and that led to Fire department spokesman Incriminating statements by Jones, McDonald’s®. Capt. Theodore Holmes says while the Supreme Court concluded. some of equipment may need Jones had been in jail on unrelated replacement, the union’s claim is charges. WATCH FOR THE OPENING an exaggeration. The court also said the trial court “ It is the department’s position had properly allowed testimony OF OUR NEW McDo n a l d s * we are providing the company with about other crimes committed by equipment adequate to do the job,” 7 7 ON WEST CENTER ST. Jones. said Holmes. Jones and two others were He said some of the equipment accused in the beating death of was being replaced, but not 7S-year-old Theodore Mclnnis on Immediately. April 2 .1N2. Management positions available. “ I would agree some of the The Supreme Court also upheld Call Now! 643-2213 equipment is in need of some the murder conviction of Henry degree of repair...As it becomes Price in a 1982 shooting on a worn and tattered, there will be Hartford street. The shooting oc­ replacement. It does not all have to curred during a robbery at be replaced right away,” Holmes gunpoint. GET YOUR COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE MANCHESTER HERALD said. ’The court rejected Price’s claim White House spokesman Marlin that the trial judge had given the Fitzwater, in California with Presi­ jury improper instructions. ON SATURDAY MORNINGS AT THE FOLLOWING McDONALD’S LOCATIONS: dent Reagan was asked about whether the equipment needed 1221 Tolland T^k. 1261 Burnside Ave. 30 Lafayette Square replacing. The Greeks defeated the Per­ 46 West Center St. 89 Talcottville Rd. Manchester, CT. East Hartford, CT. Rockville, CT. “ Whether or not it will be deemed sians in 480 B.C. in the naval Battle Manchester, CT. Vernon, CT. necessary, I don’t know,” he said. of Salamis in the Aegean Sea. MANCHESTER HERALD. Ttie^ay, P ec. 29.1987 - 7 • - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuegdav. Dec. » , 1987 OPINION ■ r: BUSINESS Over $100,000 Christmas sales Tvcem Decline of the dollar Fossllfate Jack ) 0 TOIUWKUPAJK OK in most stores a ^ o\T.'NV\Y L £ T . . . W . FDIC Insurance? chills stock market CMVTl?SvJRt. Andarsofi much of the Mason. Soma retailers pcopue.. QUESTION: I By Pattr Coy By JoycB M. RoMnbtro depends on YmyvpT..?... Tha Atsoclattd P r m reported brisk sales while many WtsN N »a y r ...o W - ijGcvDtr.. have eiMclosed li­ The Associated Press AltbougH>the dollar has fallen more than 50 percent against the otiiers ran behind 1986 levels. terature from a Shoppers continued a trend that bank offering a NEW YORK - The dollar fell yen, mark and some other NEW YORK - This year’a slightly against the yen today Western European currencies holiday ahopping Mason won’t go has developed In recent years: “ packaged affil­ Investors’ leaving the bulk of their buying mall plans iate certificate ^ amid reports of intervention by since February 1985, it has fallen down as one of the most memorable Japan’ s central bank, but far less against the currencies of for America’s retailers, but it didn’t until the last minute. of deposit pro- , ' Guide That last-minute spurt "was gram.” 'Hie II- iV u showed signs of stabiiizing after Canada, South Korea, Taiwan end up as bad as many feared. William A. Doyle and Hong Kong, and has risen “ It was OK — nothing great, not a enough to allow most companies to Not enough terature says record plunges that chilled a disaster,” Rick Nelson, a retail make their sales budgets for the Homart Development Co.’s response to that, through ar­ 3-week-old stock market rally. against the currencies of Mex­ industry analyst with the invest­ period,” NeiMn said. rangements The dollar’s post-Christmas ico, Brasil and China. fears that dinosaur bones may lay in the path ment firm Duff A Phelps Inc. in Some stores had a JuB» of 15 with a bank net­ nosedive Monday against Japa­ Overall, the dollar has fallen of an access road to the proposed mali at Chicago, said Monday. percent in the final weelbl^intMr room at work, “ up to $1 nese and major Western Euro­ only about 4 percent since its “ It was not a strong Mason, but said. Buckland Hiils is encouraging but... million can remain fully insured by is in my name “ or” his with my pean currencies pushed interest 1985 peak in real terms, after rates up and the Dow Jones adjusting for inflation, accord­ it’s fair to say it was acceptable to The lateness of shoppiiv forced the Federal Deposit Insurance Social Security number. The other many retailers to mark merchan- The Chicago-based company, through its average of SO industriai stocks ing to a Manufacturers Hanover satisfactory,” said Monroe H. Corp. rather than the traditional is in his name “ or” mine with his SS diM down heavily to attratt custo­ down 56.70 points to 1,042.97, its Tn iit Co. index that measures Greensteln, an analyst with Bear spokesmen, said it was willing to "work with” the trough $100,000 FDIC coverage available number. Is the amount above mers. In so doing, store8%bn the biggest drop since Dec. 3. the dollar against the currencies Stearns A Co. Inc., who deMribed Im Ui town officials and scientists who are with a single bank.” $100,000 insured? Christmas 1987 as “ certainly better battle for sales, but losinBe war How is tills done? Is the amount Currency traders ignored a of the United States’ 18 largest concerned about the effect of any future than most people’s expectations.” over the bottom line as loQarr pricespr over $100,000 as safe as money ANSWER: No. ’The FDIC booklet statement by the Reagan admin­ trade partners. PreActions of a retail calamity eroded profit margins. development on the fossil remains in the area. WASHINGTON — Those Scrooges at American below that amount? explaining deposit insurance cover­ istration, which said further The dollar is falling against following the Oct. 19 stock market Christmas 1987 was “ poor for Scientists last week said they were concerned Express Co. sure know how to wreck a Christmas. age, which is available at all banks, declines in the dollar would be major currencies because many crash turned out to be wrong, said m a rg in s ,” said Greenstein. While you were out running up your credit cards In ANSWER: Read the small print states, “ Insurance protection on ■ ‘ counterproductive. ’ ’ traders are convinced the lead­ that additional bones — similar to those Fred WintMr, who tracks specialty a holiday buying binge, American Express at the bottom of the literature very joint accounts is not increased by In Tokyo today, the dollar ing industrialized nations have Retailers generally earn up to 50 discovered 100 years ago at the old Wolcott apparel stores for Alex. Brown A carefully and you will see it is from rearranging the names of the closed at 123.50 yen, slightly not taken the steps necessary to percent of their annual profits from eliminated 7,000 jobs. Sons Inc. in Baltimore. Quarry next to the mall site —would turn up a bank holding company. That owners, changing the style of the lower than Monday’s close of stabilize currency rates. Christmas sales. E After the crash, many retailers in the path of the access road. ’The layoffs came after an AM EX subsidiary, holding company owns 10 banks. names orby establishing more than 123.55 yen but up from its There is a growing conviction Because they expected a difficult and analysts lowered their expecta­ Shearson-Lehman Brothers, merged with one of Each bank is a separate entity. one joint account for the same opening of 123.38 yen. among traders that the Group of MaMn, retailers generally kept tions for the Mason. But even Scientists from the Connecticut Geological the biggest brokerage houses on Wall Street, E.F. If you put money Into CDs combination of owners in the same The Bank of Japan would not Seven industrial democrades inventories lean, the anal3rsts said. merely papered over fundamen­ before the Wall Street debacle, no and Natural History Survey asked Homart Hutton. According to one industry analyst, the through the packaged program, insured account." officially comment on its invol­ That means storeowners will not tal disagreements on policy last one was predicting a banner layoffs were necessary because of overexpansion you could obtain a CD at each of as ’The same rule applies to Federal vement in the currency market, have to take further markdowns on officials to meet with them and local 3 but it was said to have bought a week when the group said the Christmas becauM consumers had aqd the stock market tumble. The belt had to be many as 10 banks. You would have Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. large amounts of merchandlM conservation officials to discuss possible Hart-Jackson ticket? small amount of dollars, accord­ dollar had fallen far enough. been spending cautiously all year $100,000 FDIC coverage at each coverage at SALs and National during post-holiday sales. ti ghtened somewhere. ing to Japanese banking sources Traders believe the United as they struggled to pay off high alternate locations for the road. bank — for the $1 million total. Credit Union Share Insurance Fund The most successful retailers speaking on condition of States has not cut its federal debt levels. Homart, in response, said it was willing to ; . h two frontrunners are regarded as was 95 percent and 100 percent! As usual, it was the little guy’s belt that got At each bank, your money would coverage at CUs. were dlMount stores, such as K C Greenstein estimated that over­ Bv Ben Wattenbercl be rock-solid safe up to $100,000. If anonymity. budget deficit enough, and Ja­ "work with” others to address "the "unelectable” — Hart mostly Will large Hart-Jackson delegate cinched. all Christmas sales roM about 6 mart Corp. and Wal-Mart Stores you’re loaded with cash and get a QUESTION: Published lists of In light, holiday-season trad­ pan and West Germany have not because of the character issue, totals push the Democratic plat­ percent over last year’s holiday Inc., followed by department problem.” That response was encouraging But the bad business climate that led to those $100,000 CD at each of the 10 banks, CD Interest rates carry the follow­ ing Monday, the dollar sank to stimulated their economies How bad is the Gary Hart Jackson mostly because of his form to the left? (Platform Mason. After inflation is sub­ stores, NeiMn said. because it signalled that the firm was layoffs has not halted the gravy train for AM EX your $1 million would be equally ing disclaimer. “ Caution; ’Though 40-year lows against the yen. enough to support the dollar. The re-entry orbit for the delegates are apportioned on the tracted, that works out to an Apparel retailers had a difficult political radicalism. executives. The people at the top continue to get safe. federally insured, many banks and West German mark, Swiss franc other Group of Seven members concerned about the effect its proposed Democrats? increase of between 1 percent and 2 Mason. Butarethey"un-nominatable’? basis of delegate strength.) Will Be aware that, if you obtain a SALs with high CD rates are in poor and Dutch guilder, and five-, to are Britain, France, Italy and development may have on the 225 goodies, modestly referred to as “ incentives.” The percent. Very bad. There is a tendency in Individually, it seems impossible Hart’s liberal ideas tilt the $100,000 CD at any bank and leave financial condition.” six-year lows against the British Canada. “ When you take out Mlation, people at the bottom get a going-away party. Why WintMr pegged the sales in- million-year-old dinosaur remains. politics to consider any hot for either one to get nominated. positions in the primaries still your Interest to accumulate, the Is there a source from which lean pound, French franc and Italian they were down for sure,‘?;WlntMr is it that American industry motivates its The standoff has left the creaM at about 5 percent. The company's willingness to woik with electionnewsasmonupiental. But But suppose Hart gets M percent farther to the left, and even interest that builds up will not be learn the financial condition of lira. Federal Reserve trapped. It said of clothing store raloBt execuAves with money and its working stiffs with The dollar slumped about 1.7 Retailers were still tallying re­ officials over the dinosaur bone issue will be a Hart is likely to be big-time stuff. of the delegates and Jackson gets fa rth er fi^om the A m erican protected by FDIC. individual banks and SALs? needs to keep credit loose the threat of a pink slip? percent against the mark and sults Monday. Exactly how well But this came as no sttipriM to nnoot point if Homart decides to pull out of the His revival show c§n, not only 2 4 percentof tbedelegates. That’s mainstream? ' By falling to spell out the holding enough to stave off a recession, they did is not expected to become the analysts. ’The stores suffered Earlier this year, before the stock market crash, ANSWER: You can’t get It from yen, dropping to 123.7 yen and torment the Democrats, it can plausible; the delegate selection Now, I have preached in this company arrangement in detail, I’d but has to tighten credit enough public until December sales figures from the rame problems tlmy have mall plans, however. any official source. Government 1.598 marks by late afternoon in rules proiddesdelegate bonuses to space that the primaries are, the AM EX board of directors voted to give 16 say the literature you sent along to keep U.S. interest rates are released next week. had since summer — db^ning humiliate them and — slim regulatory agencies will not reveal New York, from 125.9 yen late E ver since the Nov. 3 defeat of a $13 million members of the board $78,500 each in stock options, does not deserve a passing grade attractive to foreign capital. However, it is known that busi­ sales becauM fashlon-dfBMious possibility—even steal theSenate candidates who get more than 15 unpredictable. And we will surely that information, for fear of start­ last Friday and 1.625 marks late tax-increment package that would have reasoning that it would be an added “ incentive.” for disclosure. “ The Fed’s in trouble if it does ness varied from store to store tor shoppers did not like the ityles. from them. percent of the vote. Suppose Hart still be surprised in the months to ing “ runs on the bank.” Thursday. And readers should not confuse nothing, or if it does something,” funded road and utility improvements at and then says. “ Jesse, I want you tobe come. But Hart’s resurrection The latest example of the plush fringe tenefits You can buy reports analyzing The yield on the Treasury’s To begin, in the public eye, it separate banks owned by a holding said Charles R. Taylor, an around the site, Homart has been mum on my running mate — just deliver surfaces one new possibility — a financial conditions of federally key 30-year bond jumped to 8.98 trivializes the party’s attempt to available to corporate VIPs is a resort complex company with branches of an analyst for Prudential-Bache your delegates to me for the first Republican blowout, a landslide. insured banks and SALs— at prices percent by late Monday after­ whether it still intends to go through with its choose a nominee. Many years of now under construction by Shearson-Lehman at the individual bank. FDIC coverage Securities Inc. in Washington. “ I from $25 to $100 — from some noon from 8.92 percent Thurs­ development plans. ballot.” A Hart-Jackson ticket ’That could yield a t - all coattail pricey Beaver Creek ski resort near Vail, Colo. stops at $100,000 per depositor at wouldn’t want to be in (Chair­ serious work by many candidates private firms. Because those re­ day, the last day of trading RAYMOND BURR SAYS: could get the smallest percentage vote bonus to soi. Republican Company officials refused to discuss the details of each bank, even if ^ u have man Alan) Greenspan’s shoes.” The company’s willingness to discuss the are, for the moment, transcended ports often are out-of-date, I won’t before Christmas. of the two-party vote In American Senate cnadidates. Conceivably this incentive and have told others involved in the accounts at a number of different effect of a project it has not officially decided by the raunchiest, crudest Jokes recommend them. Rather than That helped dampen a rally in A cheaper dollar is slowly history.. — barely — that might mean a branches of the same bank. heard in Washington since— since project not to discuss it either. spend money for what might be a stocks that had seen the Dow helping the U.S. trade deficit by to complete could be an indication of whether If it isn’t bad. it could be bad. Republican Senate. maybe forever. A Shearson-Lehman spokesman assured our useless report, put that cash into an tack on nearly 233 points, or 13 making American-made goods or not Homart will go forward with its mali There may beonebrightspot for QUESTION: My husband and I Even with few er votes. Hart and reporter Frank Byrt that the luxury account with FDIC or FSLIC percent, in the previous three more competitively priced. l^ns. After all, why discuss the ramiflcations “ Win One for the Zipper” is not have two CDs totaling more than Jackson could still be the two the Democrats — the old radical accommodations will be used primarily for $100,000 at the same bank. One CD coverage. 2 the clarion call of a serious party. of a project that will not materialize ? biggest delegate-winners —-say, precept, “ The worse, the better.” business conferences. Presumably, it wouldn’t look A candidate, or a party, can Also encouraging is the effort by a 40 percent between them. Neither Some party pros, Mark Siegel for right for AM EX people to have those meetings in survive a great deal, but being of them would get on the ticket. one, think that if the Hart-Jackson their own offices. Business Mirror DAILY Manchester attorney and an East Hartford laughed at is the most difficult. ’The other candidates and dele­ scenario starts playing out, the The resort complex will be available for private resident to see that legislation is passed to Rightnow.itisJoHnnyCarsonand gates would gang up against party will demand that a sensible use by vacationing VIPs who don’t have any protect sites of such paleontological David Letterman who haunt the RENTALS them. But then we will have a nominee be recruited. Such a business on the agenda, but only If they reimburse fro m significance'. Democrats. screeching chorus of “we wuz candidate might be one of the flve the company. We thus predict tiie need for a lot Regulations that boomerang Least (encouraging ^rh aps is the fact that it And consider possible results. robbed.” leaving the impression now running, or nonplayers like more AM E X business meetings when the powder is $ took the scientists so long to contact the Hart, despite massive disappro­ of a chaotic back-room deal, with Sen. Bill Bradley, Sen. Sam Nunn fresh. Maybe some of the folks can even get AM EX By John Cuniff people to go out and hawk the house. In New York state, many resi­ IQ- developers of the proposed mall to discuss val numbers, is for the moment in a candidate selected who didn’t or Gov. Mario Cuomo. to pick up the tab for a $3^a-day ski pass at Beaver The Associated Press When generous disability rules dents comptained to tawmakers 9 their concerns abrat fossils lying in the path first place In the Democratic get many votes in the people’s It’s possible. It requires only Creek if they talk shop on the lift. were given to air-traffic con­ that they weren’t sufficiently com­ polls. Given the fact that he is primaries. one ingredient yet to be located. One company official, former President Gerald NEW YORK — The best laid trollers, it was with the intention of pensated by their insurance com­ of the access road. The suspicion that panies for lost or stolen cars. A Alto svaffabfs: running in a seven-man field, he There is something else about The party Itself, bosses, leaders— Ford, won’t need to borrow the company condo. He plans of mice, men and the federal reducing stress. But an undesirable Affordable additional bones may lie at the site surely and unforeseen side effed was to resulting law compelled insurers to may stay there for quite a time. In Hart. He’s very liberal. In his last someone, somewhere. Is there a lives just down the street from the Beaver Creek government often turn to naught or Week and Monthly must have arisen long before Homart Senate session, 1955 and 1986, party? Or will there be just 4,061 worse, producing side and reverse encourage more “ near misses.” raise their settlements. second place is Jesse Jackson, the complex. Foril takes home about $200,000 a year as Result; Cadillacs began disap­ Rental Rates flnalized its plans for the access road last Hart’s ranking by the liberal delegates, most of them independ­ results that worsen rather than Why? Because, says the profes­ candidate who still hasn’t apolog­ a part-time adviser and consultant to sor, controllers judged to be over­ pearing or catching fire, Umbeck Americans for Democratic Action ent actors, puzzled and troubled? improve conditions. 646-0128 May. ized for hailing Fidel Castro. The Shearson-Lehman. Those who examine the various worked could go on disability and says. His explanation: Because of Other former government officials have also causes of the Great Depression of draw generous salaries without their poor gas mileage, the cars LYNCH LEASING, INC workers' comp Letters to the editor found A M E X and its subsidiaries a great place to the 1930s are well aware that the having to work, resulting, he states, weren’t worth as much in market 435 WEST CENTER ST. work. 'Die board of directors includes former Smoot-Hawley tariff, designed to in a doubling of disability claims trade as they were according to the The Manchester Herald wel­ MANCHESTER, CT and employee benefits, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and former protect American industry, de­ after the rates were instituted. “ blue book” of current values. comes original letters to the Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis. Each takes pressed world trade and damaged editor. you shoulcl rely on your home more than $36,000 a year serving on the industry here and abroad. Letters should be brief and to . 1 board, not Including stock options. More recently. Uncle Sam raised Independent Agen t.. /' the point. They should be typed or But that isn’t all. Some celebrity for the form er the tax due when capital invest­ neatly handwritten; and, for ease ments are sold in an effort to raise AMEX subsidiary Warner Amex Cable for less in editing, should be double­ revenue. But studies suggest the than three years, and he collected $12.6 million via spaced. Letters must be signed reverse has happened — investors salary, stock options and bonuses. Lewis can’t Haro's wrhy... First, with a safer with name, address and daytime instead prefer not to sell, and devote all his time to AM EX these days. 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The group gets a bundle of other and, by extension, the American Affordable! ored benefits programs at the most atbrdabie rates, ^douple Address letters to: Open Fo­ perquisites to make life in the rich land bearable. economy — thus helping to precipi­ of good reasons to rely on your independent a g el# —us! rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. tate a stock market collapse. "Hold all my calls. I'm going to play with my One executive was transferred to Minnesota, Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. Such events have resulted in what Pee-wee Herman doll for a while." where his welcome was warmed by a some might call Umbeck’s law, half-mlllidn-dollar mortgage loan at 5 percent that “ every regulation, whether it Independent Insurance Agents interest. is imposed by a government or a Now we’re beginning to understand why all those company on its employees, will of Connecticut, Inc. little folks had to be let go. have unexpected effe^s.” John R. Umbeck, associate pro­ Give all candidates the same money fessor at Purdue University’s WERE YOUR MORE-THANONE-COMPANY AOENT. Who pays? Krannert School of Management, 9 regulating the electoral process in this way, the has made a specialty of examining W hollybyinadvertance, mind you, The Congress is looking for a way to extend health how laws and regulations influence reformers’ ideas made sense, but, as the decades LET THESE LOCAL BIG I AGENTS Washington Post may have knocked off a human behavior. have passed, and one law has been piled on insurance benefits to more workers, but someone Democratic presidential candidate the other day. He has found that laws against FIT YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS another, the unfolding of events should have taught has to pay, and the lawmakers are running up There are so many of them, this one won’t be drunken driving may in some cases us our approach is irrenndiably flawed. Given against their own budget deflcits. About 37 million missed. The man is scarcely noticed even now Nicholas cause Individuals to react In various court decisions and the need of legions of Americans have no health Insurance at all, and the Tha W J. Irlah Inanranca Apney while he is still around and, technically at least, unexpected ways. Stiffer penalties M IM liMurgncE Aggiwy groups to slap money into some politician's hand, number just keeps going up. against drunk drivers, for example, still in the running. tUbn Hoffman Manchestor Mancheater all attempts to achieve meanin^ul limits in the The ranks of the uninsured are fed by small can lead to more hit-and-run The paper ran a piece the other day about how size of political expenditures have come to naught. companies, most of them in retail and service aeddents. Cl8rk8 limirgiwg A|8ncy. Inc. very litde money Bruce Babbitt had been able to Jawall-England Inavrana As a Bruce Babbitt can doubtless testify, the in d u ces, that are the least likely to provide For spedflcs, he refers to a study raise. They described swooping into New York City ManchB8t6r A g ^ . Inc. contest is no longer to raise votes but to raise the health care benefits for their employees. Some of he made of a more stringent drunk on an economy class flight, hitchhiking in from the money to buy them through advertising. Almost the uninsured are self-employed. The uninsured driving law enacted in Ohio that Cnekall Aiancy. Ine. Mancheater airport and, with a handful of quarters for the >1 f invariably the person with the most money wins. population comprises 17 percent of the people in reduced drunk driving by almost 20 Mancheater public pay ^o n e in his pocket, dialing for dollars AH blame is not to be found in California. The percent. Simultaneously, the New ways of thinking about the problems are in this country under theage of 65. from reluctant contributors squirming at the Federal Election Commission recently fined number of hit-and-runs involving order: If regulating the amount and the now of . Who will pay the bills if Congress mandates CnnHnlii|8 Incwanea Agency JcAnaan Inanranca Agency. Inc. petition of this political mendicant. It was not an ProdeiMlal-Bache Securities and, another employee insurance coverage? Our sources say alcohol rose 8 percent. Mancheater money is impractical, we ought to think about the Since the stricter drunk-driving ManchBctar unfriendly article, but it probably was an accurate ' stockbroker. Donal^wif Lufkin and Jenrette, for some members of Congress are looking for ways to 7 possibility of cancelling the power of money out of one, and since money loves money, and Babbitt has impraperly pressuring employees to contribute to laws increased the chances of a fine the electoral process. That doesn’t have to be done hide the legislation that deftly passes ttem along to Oanald & Bc iw v n I incurance Jabn H. Lappan. Inc. none, the effect of the piece will be to discourage the 1984 campaign of Smiator John Glenn, and going to jail, Umbeck observes Agency. Inc. by regulation. In the decade or so of its existence businesses. that “ It just makes sense that what few contributors the man might have gotten. It was a small incident of no great import, Mancheater the Federal Election Commission has become one drivers who risk drinking are more McKee Place Mancheater For Democratic candidates, raising money another proof, if it be needed, that the various of Washington’s more annoying minor likely to flee the scene of an of Manchester dennands that they auction themselves off, but election reforms have hastened the conversion of Rayinand L Barnian liwnranca bureaucracies, an organ of government which aeddent.” Manchaatar Inanranca Agency selling out isn’t as easy as some imagine. Whether politics into a money Intensive activity in which Agency. Inc. causes trouble, costs money and glvef littie useful ^aiirlipfitpr Hpralft Hindsight provides insight, of Mancheater or not Bruce Babbitt is a man to sell out is most people are not welcomed and have no part to course, but too late to help. Homes from $168,100 , Mancheater academic; nobody wants to buy the poor fellow. play. Five thousand businessmen, with their service in return. ' ^ Founded In 1881 The power and evil effect of money on elections Moreover, many sound laws might Before you can sell out you have to find your way to < n^arlous political action committees and 3,500 never have been passed If mankind Hllb. Regal and Hm lltan. Ca can be stymied homeopathlcally. bstead of PENNY M. 8IEFFERT...... PuMWwr Call today for information the auction barn which, for Democrats, is often flippy dip i^ showbiz nuts, compose the only real OEOROE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor had an inkling of what might alCl..ln6. regulating the amount and direction of the money located in the movie star districts of Southern political public we have left, those who, thanks to DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... ExoeutKro Editor happen in their wake. In lawmak­ Mancheater Rabart J . Smith. Inc. the quiriu In the election laws, decide who gets the flows, we ought to be making sure that all MARIE P. GRADY...... City EdHor ing, ignorance might be practical. California. Stories are trickling out of get-togethers ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... AnocIMo Editor Mancheater In Malibu at which candidates appear before a money and who doesn’t. candidates have the same amount of money. If It probably was the intention of Indapandant Inanrinca Canter. every candidate couM spend as much as ever other most lawmakers to encourage circle of nouveau riche entertainment types to The monetization of politics has many causes, DENISE A. ROBERTS...... AdvortMng DIroctor Inc. home ownership when they allowed Urbanaltl Inanranca Agency demean and lower themselves in hopes that actors, one of which has been reform legislation which has candidate, politics would be pushed back in the MARK F. ABRAITIS...... BiwInoMM mmow SHELDON COHEN...... 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Forty-Rve Minute Crime Spree AUK nr4‘,A‘ FOCUS MO Oovtr un« flOck Groom’s late legal Russellville 0 SEOUENCC OF EVENTS N Cumtwrttnd Arkansas RuSMiMIto maneuver suspect Q One killed el law firm office Tech Univ. LA lOOnyiM Q O n e killed, one wounded DEAR ai T aylor Oil ABBY: The day Counhous* before our QT wo wounded i"! daughter’s wed­ E M*ir> $tfMt t$l al Sinclair Mini-Man ding, her fiance Dear Abby unexpectedly took her to his Abigail Van Buren Q O n e wounded and hosiage lawyer to sign a " " h e ld ai Woodline Moior Freight prenuptial 8err>erd Wey agreement that ^ Q Later more bodies loiund gave her no " at gunman's house claim to any of in Dover. Arkansas his assets should ft they be divorced. There were other you described. Pressure, haste, stipulations relieving him of all intimidation and not understanding financial responsibility for children the terms of the agreement could AP praphlc — should there be any. The lawyer render the agreement invalid. Your told my daughter that if she didn’t daughter should consult an attor­ ARKANSAS CRIME SPREE — Graphic spree in Russelvllle, Ark., Monday. The sign the agreement "right now." ney. I think your son-in-law took man’s wife and five others relatives are there would be no wedding! Natu­ unfair advantage of her. above details the sequence of events rally she was upset, shocked and during which a man Identified R. Gene missing and feared dead. Simmons, intimidated, but because she didn’t Simmons Sr. shot and killed two right, is led to a police car by an want to call the wedding off, she DEAR ABBY: Re your question people, wounded four others and took unidentified officer after surrendering. signed the agreement. about whether to include Informa­ AP oKoto Our daughter is a working tion as well as letters in your a hostage during a 45-mlnute crime woman, but her husband earns far column, I hope my card will be NEWLYWEDS — Harold E more than she does. Her father and among thousands that affirm the Haynes, 87, helps his wife, I have no objections to a prenuptial wonderful service you do in dissem­ Gladys, 83, check her agreement, but we think she should inating useful Information. weight Monday at a nursing Rampage shakes Arkansas town Holiday trappings have had some time to think it over Several years ago, you menti­ — and even consult an attorney so oned that putting the newspaper In homo where they live In she would at least understand the a warm oven for a minute or two Groton. They celebrated gunman then killedJ.D. Chaffin, 33, house may have been dead since charges had not been filed in the terms of the agreement, which she dried the ink and prevented allergic Bv Mary Freeman and wounded Rusty Taylor, 38, a Saturday night or Sunday morning, their first wedding anniver­ The Associated Press deaths. Pope County Sheriff Jim surrounded by death does not. reactions. Bolin said Simmons is the only former employer of Simmons’, at when they arrived for the holidays, We don’t want to interfere, Abby. sary Sunday. Both were C Taylor Oil Co. At Sinclair Mini- Bolin said. "The gifts are still under Bv Mary Freeman was locked from inside. and our daughter is reluctant to Now I write for a newspaper. I previously married. RUSSELVILLE, Ark. - A man’s suspect. the tree and packed in the closet as don’t know how I ever would have Authorities would not speculate Mart, also owned by Taylor, he The Associated Press "There were bodies every­ make an issue of it, but we would wife and five other relatives were though they didn’t have a Christ­ accomplished that without being AP photo on a motive. "There’re some ideas, wounded manager David Salyer, where,” he said. appreciate your opinion. missing and feared dead today mas at all.” able to read one. after a rampage in which police but thus far, it wouldn’t be fair to 38, and employee Roberta Woolery, DOVER, Ark. — The home of K ilM were Simmons’ son and PAREN’TS OF THE BRIDE R. Gene Simmons shows holiday daughter, their spouses, and one NIKKI ALLEN. said he shot to death or suffocated him or anyone else at this point 46. Simmons then went to Woodline The adults were wearing over­ of his grandchildren. Coats and SANTA ANA. CALIF. seven people, including five family because the investigation is not Motor Freight, and wounded office coats, indicating they were killed cheer snuffed out by a rampage: DEAR PARENTS: There could unopened presents scattered on robes were heaped on the bodies. members and a woman who had complete," Prosecuting Attorney manager Joyce Butts, 35. soon after arriving, the sheriff said. be a question concerning the DEAR NIKKI: Thanks. I needed Librarian recaiis ‘simpie’ Lindbergh spumed his advances. John M. Bynum said. Woodline president Robert Wood The four adults had been shot in blood-soaked carpet, a body validity of an agreement that was Crews pianned today to search a After his arrest, Simmons said Ms. Kendrick had spumed near a Christmas tree, another Tinsel encircled the tree, signed under the circumstances that. Write on! ' the head, said deputy coroner Bill He probably at this point enjoyed half-acre stock pond 300 feet from "would not speak with us, he would Simmons’ more than a year ago, near a Nativity scene. which was topped by a five- By Susan Okula in May 1927 across the Atlantic well-known aspects of him. Payton, and Bolin said the child somewhat being anonymous," she the home where R. Gene Simmons not talk with us, he would not even when both worked at the trucking may have been suffocated. Two "The gifts are still under the pointed star, and more tinsel The Associated Press hurled him into the public She said that before World War Sr.'s son, daughter, their spouses, open his mouth to us,” Bolin said. company. "That’s all I can best tree and packed in the closet as was strung in doorways. A red, limelight. II. he did medical research that was said. adults were found in the living His last public project involved and a grandchild were found At least six family members were figure, that’s what started most of room, one near a Christmas tree. though they didn't have a green and white length of NEW HAVEN - Although Yale " I really didn’t get to know the a precursor to artificial heart Christmas at .all," Pope County construction paper was attached Teen-ager suffers opposing the development of super­ Monday amid Christmas decora­ missing, he said. " I fear they may it,” Wood said. librarian Judith A. Schiff was depth of his character until after his technology. Lindbergh gave it up Two more were found in the dining sonic transport air travel In the tions and unopened presents, police be dead. I feel that if they weren’t, Ms. Kendrick reported the ad­ room of the eight-room residence, Sheriff Jim Bolin said at the to the mantel, which held the acquainted with (Carles Lindbergh death, when I began to read his when the French researcher he United States, believing the tech­ said. they would have contacted us by vances to Ms. Butts, the office cinder block-enclosed mobile small creche. for at least 16 years, it wasn’t until personal papers and study his life worked with died during the war. which was built around a mobile nology wasted fuel, Schiff said. Simmons, 47, of Dover, surren­ now." manager, "and at that point home six miles north of Dover, a In the kitchen, pots and pans after the famous aviator died that as a biographer would." she said. according to Schiff. home. The child was on a bed. The from hypertension ’The archivist says she would like dered to the police chief after a Sheriff’s Lt. Jay Winters identi­ everything did stop,” Wood said. bodies were covered with robes or town of about 950. were on the stove for a holiday she began to really know him. Schiff. now the chief research Lindbergh was criticized for his to know more about why Lindbergh 45-minute shooting spree through a fied them as Simmons’ wife, three He said that Simmons entered the The bodies of four adults and a meal. Lindbergh was a regular visitor archivist of the university, was 1940-41 speeches in which he coats. Bolin said. became involved in conservation, law office and three former work­ daughters aged 7, 13 and 17, and a trucking company Monday "from a child were found in the home A toy horse on wheels stood to Yale University’s Sterling Mem­ asked after Lindbergh’s death in advocated American neutrality be­ side door next to the desk where Ms. Autopsies were pending and their Monday, about four hours after near an upright piano in the D E A R DR. orial Library, where she re­ 1974 to co-edit his autobiography. fore the attack on Pearl Harbor. but she can offer at least a partial places Monday in which two people _ IS-year-old son. Bolin said at least GOTT: I’m 17 Butts used to sit. When he came in names were not released. Simmons went on a shooting living room. In the back yard members him working long hours She spent two years piecing-to­ But he worked as a civilian on explanation. were killed and four others' one and perhaps three young and have high and found out she wasn’t working Ms. Woolery was treated ,and spree in Russellville 20 miles to were three children’s bicycles, among his papers, which he do­ gether “ Autobiography of Values" behalf of the war effort after the Lindbergh may have suffered wounded, officials said. He faced a grandchildren also were missing. blood pressure. there, he made it a point to look released and Taylor was In satis­ the south that left two dead and and nearby was a small cooking nated to Yale, in the 1960sand 1970s. from more than 3,000 pages of attack, including flying 50 combat some personal guilt, thinking his bond hearing today on two counts of Police gave this account of the ’The doctor put Dr. Gott around. He found her." factory condition today at St. four wounded, police said. grill. "He would come In sometimes Lindbergh’s writings. missions in the Pacific as a 1927 flight accelerated the push capital murder and four of attemp­ rampage through this town of 14,000 me on Lasix (20 Simmons quit the convenience Mary’s Medical Center here. Ms. Eight other relatives were " It appears to me that the early in the morning and stay until . Her appetite whetted, Schiff consultant for the United Aircraft toward the mechanical age, Schiff ted capital murder. people about 70 miles northwest of milligrams) and ‘ Peter Gott, M.D. store Dec. 18, said Winters. It was Butts was in critical condition at missing and feared dead. immediate family did not have the library closed. We would co-authored “ Charles Lindbergh; Corp. says. The process had an unwel­ The bodies of the family Little Rock: a low-salt/no- not known why Simmons quit, he Baptist Medical Center in Little Bolin said he entered the home Christmas in that house," Bolin admire how strong he was about An American Life.” In the last part of his life, come side, that of standardization, members were found at Simmons’ The first victim Monday was fried-food diet 2 said. Rock, where Salyer was in satisfac­ through a window; the only door said. this. His lunch break would be The topic of her in-progress Lindbergh became devoted to the Schiff said. home about 15 miles north of legal secretary Kathy Kendrick, 24, and I’ve lost 40 The five people in Simmons’ tory condition. brief.” Schiff said in a recent doctoral dissertation is a history of World Wildlife Fund. Schiff said. "H e would fly over the earth, Russellville after the rampage, but shot to death at her desk. The pounds. I ’m 5 interview. ' Charles and Anne Morrow Lind­ He broke a 21-year public silence especially after World War II, and feet 6 and now Schiff. then a librarian lor bergh’s ancestors. She recently started during World War II to he would see one community after weigh 120. but historical manuscripts at Sterling, received a bronze medal from the speak on behalf of protecting the another beginning to look the same I ’m still losing weight. 1 don’t want lasting about five hours. I drove to Names in the News Dutch mount massive media was one of a few people to have Lindbergh Fund for her contribu­ polar bear when the Alaskan from the air. He became conscious to feel like the only teenage the beauty salon 40 mites away, had access to the Lindbergh papers, tion to historical matters regarding pipeline project was proposed. that he had to do something to hypertensive in the world. Will I my hair done, then started to cry which now take up about 600 linear the aviator. Schiff said. balance out this process that was ever be normal? while under the dryer. My son came feet in the library. While most people know of “ After that he traveled and he taking place,” she said. Brinkley tends to play the gentlemanly "good cop," to get me and said I acted normal, "It was kind of a distant, Lindbergh because of his trans- found himself in the press more and Schiff said Lindbergh was Hope l^ack from tour while Chris Wallace on "Meet the Press" often lets blitz for clues in kidnapping DEAR READER: In the past, except for asking what day it was 9 admiring kind of relationship.” she Atlantic flight and the tragic more. His decision to go public and “ really a philosopher In the most guest panelists do the grilling, it said. high blood pressure was a particu­ over and over. VAN NUYS, Calif. (AP) - "What place is this said of her acquaintance with kidnapping of his infant son in 1932. become an activist again was basic sense of the w ord.... He felt larly dangerous disease in young I don’t remember any of this. anyway?" quipped Bob Hope as he returned from his Bv Paul Verschuur broadcast began, police said. the abduction of Mr. Gerrit Jan Lindbergh, whose pioneering flight Schiff says there are other, less certainly not an easy one for him. the more he could commune with people because treatments were EEG and CT scans were normal 31st around-the-world Christmas tour to entertain Myrna Loy honored The Associated Press Heijn was kidnapped after he left Heijn has caused in society." nature the closer he would get to unsatisfactory and hyperten.sion Can you shed some light on this? American armed forces. his home in Bloemendaal, a plush A key element in that shock was understonding life and enjoying It More than 25,000 service personnel saw the Hope HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Actress Mym aLoy’s latest BLOEMENDAAL, Netherlands suburb of the western Dutch city of "the feeling of insecurity ... (the invariably led to heart di.sease and to the fullest.” DEAR READER: There are shows featuring Connie Stevens, Barbara Eden, Miss role won’t require much preparation on her part. — Frustrated by their inability to Haarlem, to drive to a dental fact) that as a captain of industry... stroke. Today, however, hyperten­ She said her direct experience many causes for amnesia, the USA Michele Royer, country singer Lee Greenwood The Helena native has consented to have a solve the kidnapping of a well- appointment. you have to take complete security sion is more readily treatable. with him gave her the impression of sudden loss of memory. From your and eight Super Bowl cheerleaders. performing arts center here named after her, project known tycoon, police disclosed measures if you don’t want to run The therapy yourdoctor sugge.sts a "simple man.” description. I ’d guess that you "T o see 700 boys at Oimmunion and lighting candles co-chairman Steve Browning said. The Helena Film leads and played a tape of one On Oct. 14, after the family the risk of being kidnapped,” Bot seems appropriate. I assume that “ He was a man who drove a car suffered an attack called transient for their families, well I learned what CTiristmas was Society plans to renovate the old Lewis and Clark suspect’s voice in an unprece­ demanded a sign that he was alive, said. he or she has inve.stigated your until it wore out, who ate natural global amnesia. all about,” said Miss Stevens. Ck)unty jail into a theater. dented three-hour appeal on Ahold received the tip of one of Until Monday, the Heijn family kidneys, because renal disease is foods, who really lived a very In this condition, thought to be Hope's 76-member troupe performed aboard U.S. “ She was thrilled by the idea of the jail and quite television. Heijn’s fingers through the mail. had demanded an information often a correctible cause of hyper­ simple life. He enjoyed life very cau.sed by vascular problems in the ships in the South Pacific, the Indian Ocean, the complimented," said Browning, who, with Sen. Max The broadcast reflected the na­ Since the abduction, the kid­ blackout on the investigation, and tension in adolescents. Stay with much but was not looking for brain, the patient experiences a Atlantic Ocean, the Arabian Sea and the Persian Gulf. Baucus, D-Mont., visited Miss Loy in her New York tion’s shock oyer the kidnapping of nappers have communicated with had refused to allow police to your doctor’s recommendations. luxuries or excesseain life.” one- to six-hour memory loss of both The 84-year-old Hope, clutching his golf club as he got City penthouse in October. grocery magnate Gerrit Jan Heijn, the family via typed letters mailed publicize various details on the You are not alone. With time, your Schiff stays in touch with Lind­ recent and past events. There are off a military jet Monday at the Air National Guard "You could tell she was a movie star," Browning missing since Sept. 9 and now from various locations in the kidnapping for fear of endangering high blood pressure will return to bergh’s widow, writer Anne Mor­ no associated neurological defects base in this Los Angeles suburb, got into a car driven by recalled recently. "Yet, she has a really refreshing presumed dead. Netherlands, and the family ans­ Heijn. normal and you may be able to row Lindbergh, who Is now 81 and and patients recover spontane­ his wife, Dolores, and returned to his Toluca Lake quality of being absolutely frank. She’s very much a The kidnappers, who mailed one wered with coded messages in the However, hopes that he remained modify your diet and reduce (or has a waterfront home In Darien. product of growing up on a ranch in a non-affluent of Heijn’s fingertips to his com­ classified sections of Dutch alive have faded as the case stop) your medicine. ously. usually with no memory for Schiff, who Is arranging a Yale home. the content of the episode. Spokesman Ken Kanter said the comedian drove golf family in Montana." pany, refused to release him after newspapers. dragged on, especialy since the Some teenagers outgrow their exhibit on Lindbergh for January, Browning said he assured Miss Loy she would not receiving a multimillion-dollar ran­ Police say the last letter from the other three kidnappings of promi­ hypertension. However, until, then, You should have a complete said her last conversation with him balls from the deck of the Midway toward the examination by a neurologist. battleship Iowa more than a mile away in what Hope have any obligations beyond lending her name, and som payment. The family commun­ kidnappers was received Dec. 11. nent Dutch people in recent years continue treatment — and don’t was in July 1974, a month before he Transient global amnesia is not a called the world’s longest water hole. Sailors warned possibly allowing establishment of a Myma Loy icated with the kidnappers through Justice Minister Frits Korthals were solved within weeks and the lose too much more weight. died, when he called her from a serious ailment, but it can be him to watch out for Iran, calling it the world’s largest museum inside the new center. Miss Loy, 82, suffers coded classified ads. Altes conceded in a letter Monday victims freed in good health. hospital. some health problems, and her doctors have warned Heijn has been a household name to Parliament that Heijn "must During the TV show organized by DEAR DR. GOTT: Last year I disconcerting and frightening, to While Lindbergh was usually sand trap, Kanter said. say the least. The tour was filmed for a special to be broadcast Jan. her against new responsibilities. Browning said. In A e Netherlands for decades, and now be assumed” dead. the Justice Department, investiga­ had a complete loss of memory very brief and to the point on the Miss Loy got her start on the silent screen in 1925, 9 on NBC. the Albert Heijn grocery chain is Theo Bot, a prosecutor assigned tors asked the public for informa­ telephone, this conversation vras playing vampish, exotic roles, and moved on to the nation’s largest. to the case, told The Associated tion on a number of possible different, she said. romantic leads in her 30s and 40s. She played opposite Until recently, heavy security Press that the hunt for Heijn’s suspects, automobiles and small Thoughts ’ ’He really went on at some length Interviewers avoid bias William Powell in the "Thin Man" series of films from was unknown for public officials in kidnappers was now the first objects believed connected with the about his papers and ttianklng me the 1930s, and has shared the screen with Clark Gable, the Netherlands, including priority because of “ the shock that abduction. for various ways that I had helped RADNOR, Pa. (AP) — Lesley Stahl, Sam Donaldson Spencer Tracy, Cary Grant and, later, Paul Newman members of the government, and him and so forth. I didn't realise The rally in Washington. D.C. on educated professionals — scientists and other interviewers on television’s Sunday morning — as his mother. police are concerned the unsolved until later that this was a farewell case could lead to more kidnap­ Dec. 6 to call attention to the plight and academics. Upon applying for 0 political talk shows avoid bias by hitting all their guests conversation.” of Soviet Jews was a moving visas they lose their jobs and are with tough questions, a TV Guide analysis concluded. pings in this affluent nation. Sidewalk star repairs experience. After singing of the forced to do menial labor to sustain The magazine, after examining 15 weeks of CBS’ Ahold, the multinational com­ Actress says she national anthem, the first person on themselves. Some have not been BIG SELLERS — Vanity cases are a hot item among collectors. U.S. would study "Face the Nation," ABC’s "This Week With David LOS ANGELES (AP) — A missing piece of terrazzo pany where Heijn serves as vice the program was Pearl Bailey, who involved in any scientific work for Brinkley” and NBC’s "M eet the Press," said the president, used the broadcasts to near the star honoring "Highway to Heaven” actor sang a most inspiring "Go Down 10, 15, even 20 years, and yet. the U.N. Gulf force interviewers fulfilled their mission as watchdogs, announce a $550,000 reward for Michael Landon on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is part Moses.” Of course, her emphasis on government claims that the reason "Not lap dogs, not attack dogs, but watchdogs,” staff information in the case. was held captive of a bigger problem, custodians say. "Let my people go,” was most for their refusal is ’state secrets.’ WASHINGTON (AP) - The writer Roderick Townley wrote in next week’s issue. Some of the 1,852 entertainers whose names line The broadcast included a 45- Vanity have own market State Department would be willing appropriate to the issue of the These people happen to be Jews, Ms. Stahl’s questions ranged from "sharp to Hollywood’s sidewalks are helping raise money for a minute special edition of a televi­ Also named were John Holmes and moment. Also very significant is but first, they are human beings to study a Soviet proposal for a stinging,” regardless of the target, the magazine said. project to survey and repair such damage. Bill Welsh, sion show run by the Justice LOS > ANGELES (AP) — An cation. uii me bottom is a paper Steven Hobart, identified as U.S. the fact that Pearl Bailey is not and their basic right to be together They used to United Nations naval force for the “ Essentially, she'll shoot anything that moves, on the president of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce said Ministry on crime fighting, an actress from the television series sticker saying Dubutante again, Embassy employees in Seoul; Tom Jewish. Neither is Mary Travers, with their family is being denied. call them vanity Persian Gulf, but a spokeswonMn Monday.- houriong live news conference “ E i^ t Is Enough” has filed a plus the words "Camellia, pink left or on the right." Casey, an American who operates a another exceptionally talented sin­ ’That human rights issue is recog­ cases until says the U.N. Security Council’s Of the questioners, Ms. Stahl seems the toughest, Nearly 200 of the stars have authorized use of their conducted by police and several federal lawsuit saying she was somebody said beige, net wt. 7/10 oz. Daggett h "m ost urgent business” isapproval 8 nized by people of all faiths. Some of news programs devoted to the lured to South Korea to make a tavern in South Korea; and Korean ger who appeared that day'on CoDectors’ Ramsdell. Inc. Distr. Newark. perhaps because she is the only host to handle the names, autographs or images of their sidewalk stars on them have the good sense and “ Watch it. Bub. of an arms embargo against Iran. kidnapping. movie’, then was sedated and held Air Lines. behalf of the cause of Soviet Jewry. interviewing alone or because some viewers don’t like licensed memorabilia, Welsh said. “ We’re beginning conscience to act upon their what do you N.J." More than 400 tips were received against her will. Lee Steiner, manager of legal Many, many non-Jews participated Corner ’The other piece has a raised gold At least 26 ships have been aggressive women, the magazine said. to accumulate some funds.’’ He declined to be specific. convictions. mean — at a police crisis center in Bloemen- Susan Richardson, 35, said in the affairs for Korean Air Lines in Los in that rally because they realized floral design in could-be ivory. It attacked in the gulf by Iran and "Sam Donaldson asking the same questions might be The major damage to the walk is done by vehicles at A Pastor Niemoeller, who was vanity?" Russ MacKendrick daal in the three hours after the suit that she understood the movie Angeles, said he told Miss Richard­ that the cause goes much deeper has a mirror but the inside hasbeen Iraq this month — the most perceived as Just doing his job," it said. parking lot entrances, Welsh said. son the airline was not responsible than that of Soviet Jewery — It is Imprisoned during WWII for oppos­ It’s a "com­ was to be about lost children, but pact” now. converted to a sneaky cigarette devastating assault on shipping of ttat it turned out to be a war film in for any problems she encountered basically an issue of human rights. ing Nazi attacks on the Christian Some are shown holder. "Made in U.S.A.” are the the countries’ 7-yearblink of us.” from the baseline to give Manches- weather spokesman said. Temper­ processor. tera 47-44 lead. On the ensuing play, The funeral is Thursday at 11 She is survived by a son, William the eye. Also, five technical fouls After an uneventful first quarter atures were expected to remain in a.m. at Leete-Stevens Enfield were assessed by officials Bill which saw East take a 9-6 advan­ Stanford went in for a layup off a the 20s. A. Tanner Jr. of Rocky Hlil; a fast break but Oates came over and Chapels, 61 South Road, Enfield. sister, Katherine Shiffler of Hager- Stewart and Bill Cashman. tage at the end of the stanza, ’The weather service predicts that The Indians converted ll-of-15 swatted the bail away and the Burial will be in Springdale Ceme­ stown, Md.; and three Manchester scored the first five winds will be increasing to 20 to 35 tery, Warehouse Point. Cailing free throws in the fourth quarter — points of the second and assumed Indians regained possession. Oates miles per hour, and the low tonight grandchildren. hours are Wednesday from 2 to 4 nine by senior Matt Vaughn — and an 11-9 lead after junior Cory then hit two foul shots and Man­ will be about 10. The wind chili will The funeral is Wednesday at 10 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. pulled away for a 55-50 victory over Goldston’s two free throws. Indian chester led, 49-44 with 4:45 left. be between 20 to 40 below zero. a .m .-at the Alderson Funeral Home the Eagles before a packed house at junior Jason Goddard, who was “ It (Oates’ block) kind of took the Tf Cold temperatures will continue of Waterbury, 70 Central Ave., with Ida Gagnon the Reverend Robert S. Saunders averaging 25 points a game, picked charge out of them and put it into Wednesday, with a high of between the Rev. Joseph Milton, pastor of gymnasium. Manchester remains up his third foul with 7; 31 left in the us,” Kinel said. Page agreed that 15 and 20. Thursday’s weather will Ida T. (Marois) Gagnon, died the Center Congregational Church undefeated at 3-0 and will meet second quarter. Page was whistled Oates’ block was a pivotal play. be fair, with a high of 30 to 35 Monday at an Enfield nursing of Manchester, officiating. Burial Windsor High School, a 47-43 winner for his first of two technical fouls in ” If I had to isolate one play it was degrees. home. She was formerly of Spring- will be In the New North Cemetery, Oates’ block,” Page said. field, Mass. She was the wife of the Woodbury. Calling hours are today over Suffield High School in the first the game three minutes before game, today at 6 p.m. for the high Page was called for his second late Come V. Gagnon and mother of from 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday intermission. school championship. Windsor (3- technical with three minutes left Sister Anne Gabrielie in the Sisters from 9 a.m. until the time of the Still a see-saw battle throughout Cosm onaut 1) was led by Tchad Robinson’s IS and Vaughn sank three of four shots of Notre Dame, previously at St. service. the second, Vaughn, who was points. effectively shadowed by Eagle to give a Manchester 52-47 lead with Bridget Church, Manchester for 14 Memorial donations may be 3; 13 left. After an Eagle miss years. made to the Center Congregational The Eagles lead the series with senior Rob Stanford, nailed a sets record the Indians. 17-5. three-pointer as he was fouled by Brophy fed senior Troy Peters for a Besides her daughter, she is Church, North Main St., Manches­ fast-break hoop and the Indians survived by three other daughters, ter 06040. East, winless at 0-3, meets the latter with eight seconds to play Continued from page 1 / Suffield in the consolation game in the half. Vaughn canned the foul now led. 54-47. Lorraine McGrady of Springfield, ” I think Troy Peters did a nice job AP photo today at 4 p.m. Jeff Strole and Dan shot to complete the four-point play temperature of IS degrees. Mass., Yvette Regnier of Feeding Edwin F. Wright on (Scott) Altrui.” Kinel said. Hills, Mass., and Helene Jenkins of Gloria had 15 and II points, and Manchester took a 25-20 half­ But it said an ice crust prevented Edwin F. Wright, 49, of 260 respectively, for Suffield. Man­ time lead. Vaughn led the Indians with 17 search planes and helicopters from Special delivery South Hadley, Mass.; two sisters, points while Stanford netted 19 for Rhea Marois of Chicopee, Mass., Wetherell St., died Saturday at chester bowed, 63-59, to Windsor in “ The tempo was in their favor,” taking off to find the capsule. Mount Sinai Hospital in Hartford East. ’’Windsor is a much improved Yolanda Wegrzynek shows off her 10-ounces, Raymond becomes the and Sister Eklna Marois in the the consolation game last year. Kinel explained. “ This is exactly Instead, it said cross-country vehi­ after a brief illness. Both sides shot poorly from the what they wanted.” Page knew his team.” Kinel said of his club’s title cles conducted the search. five-day-old son, Raymond, at Beth largest baby in recent memory at the Sisters of Presentation of Mary in game today. Canada; nine grandchildren; and He was bora in Manchester, July foul line. In all, the Indians were team would have to be patient Romanenko rocketed into orbit 3,1936, and had been a Manchester M ANCHBf TIR (M ) — Mott Vouohn 2 Israel Hospital in Newark, N.J., on Hospital. Yolanda and her husband, six great-grandchiidren. 33-for-4S from the charity stripe against Manchester. 12-13 17, Jofon Goddard 0 4-7 4, Trov Feb. 6 along with flight engineer resident most of his life. Before Monday. Weighing-in at 14-pounds, Edmund, live in Linden, N.J. The funeral is Thursday at 10; 15 while the Eagles were 20-for-37. ” Our goal was to keep the game Peters 30-16, Paris Oates 310-1616, Cor v Alexander Laveikin. retiring in 1957, he was employed at ” I think it was an overly Goldston 1 4-6 6, Stioun Brophy 2 0-0 4, a.m. from St. Pierre Funeral in the 50s,” Page explained. “ They Calvin Mepeett 13-S5, Eric WIdmer 004) During his flight, more than 1,000 Aetna Life It Casualty Co. for 15 officiated game,” East Coach Ray obviously have a quickness advan­ experiments in biology, medicine, Home. 7 Chapin Terrace, Spring- 0, Darren Gates 004)0. Totals 1233-45 58. fieid, Mass., foliowed by a Mass of years. Previously, during the early Page said. ” I don’t think it was an tage. I think our style is directly EAST CATHOLIC (M ) — Scott Altrui 0 Replneld PInto/ldanoheeler Henid materials processing and geology 1970s, he worked for Arrow-Hart important part of the outcome. We 5-15 5, Drew Seeper 10-02, T .J. Leahy 2 Christian burial at 11 a.m. in St. opposite of Manchester’s.” 0-14, Rob Stanford 58-1219, David Price were conducted, and with the help Rental space seen dwindling Co. in Hartford. didn’t score in the fourth quarter Indian junior Paris Oates, who Manchester High's Paris Oates starts to the Eagies’ Nest. East's Rob Stanford Thomas Aquinas Church, Spring- 0 3-5 3, Brian Kennedy 4 0-1 9, Den of the Kvant astrophysical labora­ He is survived by two daughters, when we needed the baskets.” The scored 16 points, sank two hoops to Callahan 0 04) 0, Grep Hopkins 0 0-0 0. tory Soviet scientists gathered data fieid. Mass. Buriai wili be in St. go up with the basketbaii as he’s (left) and T.J. Leahy (background) are Continued from page I number of units that are vacant is who hasn’t converted any of his Christine Wright and Robin Wright, Eagles were 3-for-15 from the field open the third quarter and Man­ Totals 14 20-37 50. about remote reaches of the uni­ Michaei’s Cemetery, Springfieid. Three-pointpoals: M— Vouohn. EC— surrounejed by four East Cathoiic among the defenders. Manchester won, minute.” he said. units said he hasn’t given up on the Mass. Cailing hours are Wednesday both of Stafford Springs; a brother, in the final eight minutes. chester seemed ready to pull away Stanford, Kennedy. verse, Radio Moscow said. Louis Wright of Novato, Calif.; a 58-50. "That (newspaper advertise­ William Belfiore. owner of the idea of conversion yet. from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. ” So many fouls were called that with a 29-20 lead. But. after an Hotftlnoe: 25-20 AAonchester defenders in their game Monday night at The Soviets launched Kvant on granddaughter; two nieces; and ments for rental units) would not William E. Belfiore Agency at 431 “ I ’m certainiy not ciosing the March 31 on a course to dock with two nephews. suggest that there are no rentals in Main St., agreed with Strano. the Mir complex. An initial attempt door.” said Raymond F. Damato. David C. Ogren A prayer service will be held town,” Belfiore said. “ I don’t think Belfiore was also a member of the who owns severai apartment at docking on April 5 failed. During David C. Ogren, 50. of 167 N. Elm Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at the there’s a shortage of rental units at fair-rent commission study panel compiexes. a second attempt on April 9, the two and also cited Strano’s findings on St., died Friday at Manchester Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. space ships got a mechanical grip this moment. I think there’s going ’’The ciimate is changing, he UConn outlasts UHartford, Burial will be in St. James to be if this (conversion) keeps up.” the number of rentals advertised Memorial Hospital. He was the on each other but could not said.” husband of Pauline (Lefrancois) Cemetery. Calling hours are today complete docking. he said. Damato said owners are convert­ One apartment building owner Ogren. from 7 to 9 p.m. Romanenko and Laveikin took a ” My understanding is that the ing for a number of reasons, but Bom in Manchester, he was a Memorial donations may be three hour, 40 minute space walk on mainiy because being a iandiord is lifelong resident. He was a gradu­ made to a charity of the donor’s April 11 to remove an obstruction hard work. to face Princeton for title ate of Manchester High Schooi choice. and finish docking the two crafts. Model high school unveiled "The big job is not Just buiiding Class of 1955 and served in the U.S. Laveikin was found to be suffer­ them. The hard job is manage­ Navy. He worked at Pratt & Bv Len Auster George and Jeff King missed the did arrive. After Wilbert Frazier Hartford got the ball to its No. 1 ing from a health problem in July Whitney Aircraft, East Hartford, Health advocacy Manchester Herald front end of one-and-ones that could tied it for the Hawks with II seconds shooter, Moye, for a final shot but Continued from page 1 principals, teachers or parents in ment,” Damato said. and was replaced by Alexandrov as an instrumentai technician, and have sealed matters and sent the left, UConn’s Phil Gamble was off his long-range bomb fell out of the precise shape, sequence or Owners aiso convert because it’s during a flight that also included had been there for 24 years. He was group raps plan HARTFORD — How much the crowd of 12,103 home early. the mark with a jumper with two bounds as time expired. ” On the specialized content of their secon­ more profitable, according to Syria’s first cosmonaut. tor of the Association for Supervi­ a member of the Presbyterian University of Connecticut has left “ We showed a little courage seconds left in regulation. last play, we tried to swing the ball dary school curricula.” he said. Strano. Titov, Manarov and Levchenko sion and Curriculum Development, Church of Manchester. WASHINGTON (AP) — A health will be the big question in tonight’s coming back. But we’re a lot better The lead see-sawed in the first over to Anthony Moye,” said The report is simply ” my consi­ “ They’re certainly more valua­ blasted off on Dec. 23 to replace said Bennett’s proposal reflects Besides his wife, he is survived by lOth annual (Connecticut Mutual basketball team than this.” Cal­ overtime before a Gamble three- Hawks’ Coach Jack Phelan. “ He dered judgment on an important ble as condos than they are as advocacy group has criticized a Romanenko and Alexandrov. “ the kind of education a lot of two sons. Michael Ogren and liquor industry plan accepted by Classic championship game at the houn insisted. “ This is a game we pointer with 26 seconds left put the was supposed to pop out and get subject.” apartments,” he said. students now are receiving in upper Christopher Ogren, both of Man­ Hartford Civic Center. should have won by 15 games. It’s a Huskies up by one, 87-86. Marvin ready for the shot. UConn had But ’ ’every American child de­ Damato agreed with other real­ the Food and Drug Administration middle-class suburbs, the Scars- tors that there isn’t a shortage now. chester; two brothers, Allan Ogren that calls for voluntary limiting of ’The Huskies went into a double game we should have put away and Powell’s jam attempt with five played many multiple defenses and serves access to a secondary didn’t. I'm happy to be plajdng 9 seconds left was blocked by UConn dales and New Triers of America. especiaily with the conversion of of Coventry and Carl Ogren of the levels of urethane in whiskey overtime before finally pulling out I was happy with (thedefense) they Arraignment education like (this)he said. o’clock but not happy playing junior Cliff Robinson but was were in. It was a clear choice not to ... It remains to be tested whether the Cheney Milis. Huntington Beach. Caiif.; a niece products made in 1959. a fight-marred 96-94 win over the all children can handle that kind of He denied his regimen would be University of Hartford in the Princeton,” he added. fouled. He missed the first and call a timeout. It was designed for too much for disadvantaged stu­ ” I think the market is tight, but and a nephew. The action disclosed Monday is fare.” ’The funeral was Monday at 11 nightcap of Monday’s opening The Tigers. 5-3, put on a clinic connected on the second to send it the right guy to take the shot.” in reporter's dents or minorities to handle. there is no shortage. Everyone is “ too little, too late,” said Bruce ’Thomson said 25 percent to 30 a.m. at the Presbyterian Church of round games. Princeton, mean­ that Calhoun told all about before­ into another overtime. Robinson was 14-for-22 from the It is aimed at ’ ’the students we having good luck keeping their Silverglade, a spokesman for the percent of U.S. high schools now Manchester, Spruce St., with burial while, put on an 86-minute clinic in hand. They were ll-for-23 from Robinson, who had a career-high field and 14-for-21 from the line in have, not for an imaginary class of units rented.” Center for Science in the Public m urder set offer a curriculum like Bennett’s. in East Cemetery. Hoimes Funeral disposing of San Francisco, 62-42. in three-point land and 22-for-47 over­ 42 points, put the Huskies In front in surpassing his career best, set teen-age wizards.” Bennett said. But town officials say that Interest. Cawelti said that ” at best” 10 Home, 400 Main St., had charge of the opener. all. They milked the clock until the the second overtime with a layup earlier in the year against Morgan The National Commission on "'Spafiment hunters aren’t having Silverglade noted that there still percent of students pursue such a arrangements. UConn, 5-2, and Princeton, 5-3, very last second, executed the and two free throws before a State. Robinson’s output was the HAR’TFORD (AP) — A Superior Excellence in Education urged in such good luck finding units. is no agreement covering wines and course. Memorial donations may be will meet for the championship backdoor cuts to near perfection, George driving layup moved it to best individual effort by a Husky Court Judge scheduled a Jan. 12 1953 that every high school student ” I think there’s a lack of brandies and that the one on Bennett said his curriculum ” is made to the Presbyterian Church of tonight at 9 while the Hawks, 2-6. and drove the visiting Dons crazy. 93-87 with 3:31 left. The Hawks, since a 43-point performance by A1 arraignment after setting bond at take four years of English and three apartments in Manchester,” said whiskey will not cover products meant as a goal and an ideal, not a Manchester Building Fund. and Dons, 5-5, collide in the 7 p.m. ” We ran ouroffense very nicely and however, weren’t done yet as Weston against Boston University $200,000 for a man charged in the years each of math, science and deputy assessor Bill Moon. already on shelves or those that will slaying of a woman in her Hartford monolithic program to be uni­ Moon felt the mill apartments be manufactured prior to Jan. 1, consolation game. took the shots we practice. Tonight Anthony Moye, who led his team in February of 1973. formly imposed or slavishly social studies, as well as a half-year we made them,” said Princeton with 23 points, popped home a The game was hard fought and apartment. would help, and the fact that many 1959. The Huskies avenged last year’s of computer science. But that James F. Splllane three-pointer. Judge John P. Maloney set bond followed.” apartment complex owners sell 49-48 setback to the Hawks but had Coach Peter Caril, his victory cigar emotions got a little out of ha nd with commission stopped short of spell­ The plan presented Oct. 22 by the Robinson’s fourth free throw, and Monday for Joseph L. Lomax. 22. of ” I do not presume to instruct units to investors, who’ll continue to James F. Spillane, 77, of Alta to overcome some of their own in hand. 9:33 left in regulation with the ing out what should be taught. Distilled Spirits Council of the “ Hopefully we can do things to last point before he fouled out with Huskies holding a 56-49 lead. Hartford, who is charged with school boards, administrators. rent the units. Loma, Calif., died Thursday in shortcomings to do it. ” I just fired United States Inc. and accepted by 59 seconds left, made it 95-92 with murder and felony murder in the Meanwhile, Carol Shanley, exec­ Upland, Calif. He was the husband Howie Dickenman as foul shooting stop the clinic. We hope to turn it UConn’s Lyman DePriest grabbed the agency last week calls for no into a mini-clinic,” Calhoun said of 1:32 remaining. Two Powell free a defensive rebound and tried to death of Kara A. Laczynski. Lomax utive director of the Manchester of Catherine (Marley) Spillane and coach,” quipped second-year more than 125 parts of urethane per AP photo the upcoming matchup with throws On Robinson’s fifth personal is also charged with first-degree Housing Authority, said the elderly brother of Mrs. Francis Hart and Husky Coach Jim Calhoun after make room for himself. Hartford’s Here’s the curriculum F lo ren ce Spillane, both o f billion in whiskey products. Canada seeing his club go 26-for-47 from the Princeton. closed it to 95-94 before King Doug McCrory reacted to the elbow burglary. are among those who have trouble sets a limit of ISO parU per billion. UConn's Cliff Robinson Jams home two of his 42 points Both Connecticut and Hartford converted the back end of a by landing a punch on DePriest. ’The b ^ y of Laczynski, a reporter finding rental units. The May Manchester. foul stripe. Urethane is formed as a by­ for the Journal-Inquirer newspaper listing from the assessor’s office He was bora in Manchester over Hartford’s Anthony Moye in their game Monday UConn owned a 74-66 lead with had opportunities to send the crowd two-shot foul for a 96-94 reading product through reactions that with 31 seconds left. Please turn to page 13 of Manchester, was discovered by a suggested by Bennett shows 964 elderly housing units, March 30, 1910, and lived in town night at the Civic Center. 1:40 left but Steve Pikiell, Tate home before the ultimate moment occur naturally in the production of co-worker in her first-floor apart­ most of which are owned by the until moving to California 44 years some alcoholic beverages. Studies ment on Oct. 5. An autopsy revealed town. ago. WASHINGTON (AP) - Here is mocracy” in the first semester of have shown it can cause cancer in she had been strangled. ’”rhe housing stock is just not that ’The funeral was this morning at the high school course of study that 11th grade and ’’American Demo­ animals and thus poses a potential great for people in Manchester,” 9:30 a.m. at St. Jsoeph Catholic Education Secretary William J. cracy and the World” in the second threat to humans. Shanley said. Church in Upland, Calif. Burial will Van Oudenhove leads MCC to Rotary Club final Boy charged Bennett recommended today for all semester. American teen-agers: MATH don’t have the firepower we had 8:52 to go. Three years from the following By Jim Tierney A 15-year-oid Manchester boy ENGLISH last year. Frankly, I thought it Paul Swartz, who had 12 points one-year courses: Algebra I; Manchester Herald was arrested Monday at his home Four years broken into the would be a closer game.” for the Cougars, was the main man Geometry; Algebra II and Trigo­ at 45 School St. and charged with following two-semester courses, all on the boards. “ He (Swartz) is a nometry; introductory and ad­ In slow-evolving games, such as Van Oudenhove, out of Rockville sexual assault in connection with a with regular writing assignments: Replacement great rebounder,” Olander said. Monday’s contest between Man­ High, displayed his fine shooting Nov. 15 incident, police said. —’’Introduction to Literature” vanced Calculus. Students could The icing on the C!ougar cake came also take one-semester courses in chester Community College and the touch which has led the Cougara Police issued a warrant Dec. 17 for freshmen ’ ’confined to recog­ with 7:40 left when Kevin Wilson statistics and pre-calculus. Bennett Southern Connecticut State Univer­ this season. “ Scott’s a great for the arrest of Harouna Camara, nized masterworks of Western roared in off a fast-break for a said, ” We seem possessed by the sity, junior varsity, someone has to shooter,” Olander said. “ He came who was charged with first-degree literature” such as ” a few books of thunderous slam dunk and MCC led false notion that many students assert himself for his side to through for us. We opened It up with sexual assault and unlawful res­ Homer’s ’Odyssey,’ parts of the Guaranteed. by 20,61-41. Wilson scored 21 points. prevail. the defense in the second half.” traint, police said. Camara was Bible, sonnets and plays of Shakes­ have an incurable math phobia or peare, ’Huckleberry Finn’ and a disability.” As far as tonight’s difficult a r r e s t at 10:20 a.m. That someone was the Cougars’ The Prucjential Premier Homeowners Policy Poor shooting, particularly on the challenge in County College of Police wouldn’t release details on Dickens novel.” Scott Van Oudenhove who tallied 20 —American literature in 10th SCIENCE part oi Southern, contributed to the Morris (N.J.), Olander knows his the victim or the incident, which of his game-high 28 points in the flat first half of action. “ Nobody grade, including works by such Three years from the following club can't afford any mistakes. occurred Nov. 15 at 5:57 p.m., one-year courses; astronomy- second half as MCC defeated was hustling (in the first half),” authors as Hawthorne, Poe, Whit­ “ They (County Colege) are a hell of police said. geology; biology; chemistry; phys­ Southern, 76-65, in the first round of Southern Ckiach Wil (Himpstone man, Bfelville, Dickinson, a team,” he said. “ We’re going to Camara was held on $5,000 cash the sixth annual Manchester Ro­ Faulkner, Hemingway, Frost, Elli­ ics; and ’’Principles of You deserve a homeowners policy that goes said. ” We were out of shape. We have to slow it down. They have bond and is scheduled to appear in tary (^ub Basketball (Hassle at son and Robert Penn Warren. Technology.” played better in the second half.” more firepower than we have. Last Manchester Superior Court Jan. 4. above and beyond ordinary homeowners East Catholic. -British literature for juniors, FOREIGN LANGUAGE insurance. The Prudential Premier Policy A three-point play by Rodney year we could make some mistakes from (Saucer to Milton to T.S. Eliot ’Two years of a single foreign The win places the Cougars in the Burney gave MCC a 13-7 lead with and get away with them. This year Fund set to Shaw. Bennett had considered language. The choice of languages guarantees full replacement cost for your tonight’s championship game at 8 13 minutes left in the first half. A they (the miatakes) are more offering English electives in 11th ” is clearly a matter for local against 0>unty College of Morris Van Oudenhove three-pointer with critical.” grade, but scrapped them in the home* Plus expanded personal property, Larry Thomas led Southern with WASHINGTON — The Interna­ dedsion.” (N.J.). an easy 94-65 winner over 6:55 left in the half extended the final version of his report. theft and casualty coverage. It's the all-in- Cougar lead to 10, 23-13. Stan 18 points while Walton had 14. tional Monetary Fund announced PHYSICAL EDUCA’nON Mitchell College in the first game. —Introduction to world literature iX i MCC’s record is now 6-4 while Piorfcowski’s off-balance 18-footer Frank Pepe and Bill Strickland today it is setting up a special $5.4 for seniors, including translations Two years of physical education- one policy all at one reasonable cost. Call chipped in with 10 points apiece. billion fund to help its poorest Southern falls to 1-2. County College as the halftime buzzer sounded of Greek and Roman classics, health for freshmen and sopho­ your Prudential representative now for member nations, most in sub- is a perfect 8-0 and Mitchell is 5-4. gave MCC its largest margin of the Dante, Cervantes, Dostoevsky, mores, with a quarter of the time MCC (761 — RoCInov Burney 3 1-1 7, Saharan Africa, meet their finan­ a free, no obligation Pru-Review. We Six-foot-6 Allex Ellam led County half. 36-21. Zola, Mann and Ibsen and, ’’de­ devoted to health. Including nutri­ Rob Greene 11-2 3, Stan RIorkowek1104) cial obligations. College with 18 points and 18 2, Scott Von Oudenhove 5 7-8 28, Paul 0 pending on the instructor’s knowl­ tion and first-aid techniques such as still make housecalls. Check the phone ” We need more games,” (Himp- The new fund, proposed last year rebounds while Majied Pray added Swartz S 2-3 12, Mike Cottrell 1 1-2 3, edge and interest, a small number cardiopulmonary resusdtation and stone said. ” We were out of sync.” Kevin Wilton 69-1121. Totals 2521-27 76. by IM F Director Michel Camdes­ book for your local Prudential office. 10. of works from Japan, China, the. the Heimlich maneuver, drug and sesu J V 168) — Brian McDonald 2 0-1 sus and endorsed in June at the sex education. Students would be • Subject to applicable deductibles, conditions and policy limitations A three-pointer by Kevin Walton Near East, Af^ca or Latin Mitchell will face Southern in the 4, SMn Carlton 10-1 2, Henry Dickey 1 seven-nation economic summit iu taught ’ ’the fads of life ... in an brought Southern.to within nine, 1-23, Jeff PItzOOOO, John LuttertOOOO, America.” college consolation game today at 2 Venice, brings the amount of aid open, serious and moral context, 43-34, with 15:10 left in the game. Vlnny Scott 1 2-2 4, Lorry Thomot 9 0-1 p.m. 18, Bill Stricklond 41-210, Kevin Walton Reglneld wmo/Menchselsr Herald available for these hard-pressed SOCIAL STUDIES emphasizing restraint and the The Pmdential MCC. however, ran off the next six 61-314, Prank Pepe S04) 10. Totals 29 S-12 nations to $11.4 billion. Three years, including: importance of the family.” Four of Van Oudenhove’s five points to assume a 49-34 lead with 65. MCC's Rob Greene squares up and gets Larry Thomas (left) and Frank Pepe In ABOVE AND BEYOND'* 12:40 left Van Oudenhove drilled Three-point pools; MCC: (5) — Van Some 62 countries are eligible for —Western dvilization in ninth i& 1987 Prudential Property and Casualty Insurance Company All rights reserved their Rotary Club Classic game Monday FINE ARTS three-pointers came after the inter­ Oudenhove 5. SCSU; (2) — Strickland, set to launch a shot between Southern the easy-term loans, the ISl-nation grade. mission. ” It was a good one for us,” two consecutive three-pointers Walton. One-semester courses in art which gave MCC a 57-38 lead with olftlme: 36-21 MCC Connecticut State University defenders night. The Cougars won. 76-65. lending Institution said in a —American history in 10th grade. MCC Q)ach Skip Olander said. ” We statement. - ’’Principles of American De­ history and music history. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuenday. Dec. » ■ 1907 - 13 IE - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Dec. 29. 1987 SCOREBOARD UConn edges

KWRWAMENTS NFLm uK Ollire 7. Canucks 3 AprgeGegd TsurakRie La Vsrne93, W l l h ^ n L O T past Hartford Hockey Voncawrar I 1 » - « Basketbafl BetiWs^lsi dSEjssth fafrloli<4,Dilplilnt10 ■Emoiitu. I 1 1—7 FIrrt Period— 1, Edmonton, Andonon 19 Stonehlll76,RortdoTech73 CoBtlBBCd from page 11 W W t has been set with Harvard, Air NHLitandIngi (Monttio, Tlkkonon), 12:15 (pp). 2, y a a a t a - J i - - . s s s Force and Davidson Joining host Edmonton, M tn ic r 23 (Gretzky), 14:21 RDM tlinOinDI The Husky freshman then threw the (fh). 3, Vancouver, Tanti 17 (Butcher, Btrtter 79,1 owa n . 76 Fbsl Quortsi' Connecticut. First-round nnatehups NE— Fryor 3 psMfram Grogan (Franklin WALItCONKMINCR Boyd), 17:04 (bp). Penalties— Toledo60,Naw42 buketball at McCrory In retalia­ are to be announced. . . Phelan’s Kruthelnyikl, Earn (holdlne), 3:11; ■ASTBIIN CONPBMNCE kick), 4:10. AttanHc ixylsien M t a - ^ RovolZ 47, 6:24. tion. It missed, and landed on press seven-year record is 84-110. W L T 1ttt GF GA Butcher Van (hoM no), 6:2l,iBovd, Van By LEWIS WITHAM (charging), 10:48; Mantha, Edm (trip­ W L Fcl. OB NE—Starring 34 pass from Grogan row. Philadelphia 19 13 5 41 125 127 _ Cent. Connecticut St. 76, Delaware St. 65 ping), 12:33; McSortey,Edm (tripping), Boston 17 9 .690 Take Boston pitchtng star Mercer 95, Lone IsIcmdU. 71 (Franklin kIcM , 11 After a five-minute consultation HARTFORD (99) _ , , J N Y Istanden1 19 14 3 40 144 121 PhlloMphla 12 12 .900 4onks 76 Mlo—Pruitt 9 pass from Marino Frozlor 56 00 10, R. Moya 00 80 0. Adams DtvMen Detroit 17 5 .773 — (Revelz kick), 2:45. and Hartford three — making AAontreol 31 9 9 51 144 117 (Pederson, Skrlko), 1:07. 5, Edmonton, subtract Dwight Gooden's 1986 Whlttler79, Lewls8Clark73 Totals 3874 2829 94. McClelland 9 (Krushelnvskl), 6:33. 6, Atlanta 19 7 .720 Gambit Minnesota 12 20 5 29 121 152 Utah 12 14 .462 5 Tim e of Possession 37:49 Foultd out— Danitl, K. Jonts, Griffiths, Smythe DIvIslen 15:33. /9 = Zt - 9 X 10 :U3MSNV Columbla90,Detrolt65 ■ 22:12 'HUSKY NOTES — UConn will be Third Period— 8, Edmonton, Simpson 24 Sacramento 7 19 .269 10 ECAC HoHdoy Festival Frazitr, DtPritst, Robinson. Calgary 23 11 4 49 191 136 Pacific Division looking for its first Oassic title (Anderson, Messier), :45. 9, Edmonton, © 1987 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN Pkel Round INDIVIOUAL STATISTICS Rtbounds— Hartford 42 (McCrory 9), Edmonton 23 12 3 47 174 132 L.A. Lakers 19 6 .760 — since 1983 when it beat Arizona Connoctlcut 45 (Robinson 9). Assists— Winnipeg 16 15 3 35 129 131 Simpson 25 (AAessler, Arrderson), 8:27.10, Konsas64, Memphis St. 62 RUSHINI2— Now ^tand, Perryman Edmonton, MeSorley 5 (MocTovIsh, PortkxKl 16 9 .640 3 St.John's66,Marlst59 1552, Dupard1584, Colllns816,Starrlng813, State for the title. The Huskies were Harttord 14 (K. JontsSLConntctl^ZI Vancouver 11 20 5 27 117 131 Seattle 14 13 .519 6 (Gtorgo 9). Total fouls— Harttord 33, Los Angeles 10 24 4 34 135 191 Muni), 16:20. Penalties— Tontl, Von For West Ctassic Totupu 812, FTyor 2-4, Grogan 8(mlnus third a year ago. . . The 1988 (sloshing), 2:42; Graves, Edm (slashing), Phoenix 9 15 .375 9Vj wvifiiTiyian 3). Miami, Stradford 827, Davenpirt 834, Connoctlcut 21. Ttchnicals— MeCrora, Mendav*s Games L.A. Clippers 9 15 .3 « 10 Big Eaal standings Connecticut Mutual Classic field DoPrlost, Conntctlcutbonch. A— 12,103. New Jersey 6, New York Islonders 4 2:42; Sondlok, Von (slashing) ,9:22; Moniha, Oreoon69, Oklahoma St. 55 Hampton 1-3, Martno88. Edm (slashing), 9:22; Coxe, Van Golden State 4 19 .174 14 Big East Conference O'all OreoonSt.6;{, Lamor44 PASSING— NewEnglatKl, Grogon21-388 Washlneton 4, Toronto 4, tie Monday's (Tames Calpory 9, Montreal 3 (roughing), 9:39; Tlkkonen, Edm (high- w L w L Censotatton Bracket 239. Miami, Marino 21-37-8243. sticking), 9:39; Richter, Van (slashing), Phoenix 117, Philadelphia K)1 Vlllanova 1 0 7 2 R EC EIV IN (5-N sw England, Rryor 8 Edmonton 7, Voncouver 3 Seattle 108, Denver 100 PortlandTS, N. Arizona 69 Winnipeg S, Los Angeles 2 9:51; MocTovIsh, Edm (sloshing), 9:51; Providence 1 0 5 2 Texas Chrlstlim 66, Northwestern 64 70, Jones 569, Collins 830, Starrtng 853, Beukeboom, Edm (holding), 18:54. Tuesday's Games Pittsburgh 0 0 7 0 Rrst TUlsa Ctassic D.IMIIIcxns 1-9, Perrvnran 1-5, To tu w 1-5, Tuesday's Gomes Milwaukee at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Dupord Hmlnus 3). Miami, Hardy 869, Boston at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Shots on goal— ^Vancouver 13-11-14— 38. Georgetown 0 0 7 1 Oiomplenshlp Kentucky avalanche Edmonton 58-15— 28. Houston at Detroit, 7 :X p.m. St. John's 0 0 7 1 Tulsa 92, S. Mississipipl 91 Prultl 849, CloWon 822, Davenport 835, Buftolo at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Portland at New York, 8 p.m. Jensen 823, Stradford 2-9, Duper 1-24, New York RongersotNewYorklsIanders, Power-ploy Opportunities— Vancouver 2 Seton Hall 0 0 10 2 Third Ftace ot 6; Edmonton 1 of 3. Atlanta at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Syracuse 0 0 9 2 SW Missouri Sl.77,(3rambllne St.60 Hampton V13. t:0S p.m. Sacramento at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. MISSED FIELD GOALS-None. Montreal at Voncouver, 10:35 p.m. Goalies— Vancouver, Caprice (28 shots-21 Boston College 0 1 6 3 Helktoy Bowl Tourmunent saves). Edmonton, Fuhr (38-35). A— Utah at Denver, 9 :n p.m. Connecticut 0 1 5 2 Wednesday's Gomes Philadelphia at Los Angeles Lakers, OMunplemhlp buries Alaska five 17,5D2. Toronto ot Harttord, 7:35 p.m. 10:30 p.m. San DlegoSt.72,TexasTech63 1987 AP Aii-Pro Taam Washington at New Jersey, 7:45 p.m. Referee— Foul Stewort. Linesmen— Monday's Results Third Ftace Swede Knox, Randy MItton. Wednesdoy's Games Syracuse 110, Moreheod State 69 Detroit at St. Louis, 0:35 p.m. Detroit at Indiana, 6 p.m. Bucknell66, Fresno St. 56 Minnesota at Qilcogo, 1:35 p.m. Connecticut Mutual Classic Hoosler Ctassic NEW YORK (A P )— The 1997 Associated By The Associated Press Portland at Washington, 7:X p.m. UConn 96, Hartford 94 (2 O T) Rtginsid PInlo/Mtnehttttr Htnld Phllodelphlo at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Atlanta at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. First Round Press All-Pro football team: Winnipeg ot Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. ECAC Holiday Festival lndlano94,Penn54 FIRST TE A M NCAA Hoop Houston at Mllvwiukee, 8:30 p.m. St. John's 66, Marlst 59 Eddie Sutton decided it was time Sacramento at Son Antonio, 8 :X p.m. Stanford75, Col-Santa Barbara 65 Capllala4.MapleLeafa4 Sun Bowl Invitational JCU Teurnomont wide receivers — Jerry Rico, San front In their game Monday at the Bolton Ice Palace. The to give his second-ranked Kentucky Golden State at Utah, 9 :X p.m. U TEP 93, Boston College 60 East Catholic goalie Jamie Pasterlck (1) dives out to NHL reaulti Phoenix at Los Angeles Clippers, 10:30 First Round Francisco; Gary Clark, Washington. Wildcats a little extra motivation. Citrus Bowl Invitational John Carroll73, Hobart 69 Tight end — Mark Bavaro, New York cover the puck with defenseman Alex Rodriguez (15) Eagles won, 6-2. WasMngton 1 2 1 8— 4 p.m. Pittsburgh 72, Florida State 71 The unbeaten team built a the Panthers a 72-67 lead. Boston at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Kenyon Colonial Ctassic Giants. Toronto 2 2 8 8—4 Tonight's Games First Round Tackles — Anthony Munoz, Onclnnotl; keeping an eye out for any South Windsor skaters out 28point lead at halftime Monday Sean Miller had 16 points for Pitt, Davila 0, Islandsrs 4 Rrst Period— 1, Toronto, Fergus, 8 Austin Peay at Providence Baldwln-Wallace99, MountVernonNozo- Garv Zimmerman, Minnesota. night against an outmanned Charles Smith added 13 and Jerome (Damphousse, DeGroy), 2:42 (pp). 2, NBA reauita Connecticut Mutual Classic rer)e79 Guards — Bill .Frolic, Atlanta; Mike N.Y. Islanders 2 1 1— 4 Washington, PIvonko 3 ((talley, Molar- UConn vs. Princeton (Civic Center), 9 Capital S3, Kenyon 74 Munchok, Houston. Alaska-Anchorage NCAA Division Lane had 10 iwints and 12 rebounds. New Jersey 9 3 3— 4 chuk), 9:53 (pp). 3, Toronto, Olezyk 13 p.m. Merrimack bivltallonal Center — Dwight Stephenson, MIm d I. II team, but 12 minutes into the 'Tony Dawson led the Seminoles (Damphousse, Fergus), 11:09. Penalties— Sun Bowl Invitational First Period— 1, New York, Flotlev « First Round Quarterback — Joe AAontana, Son second half it was still Kentucky by with 18 points. (LoFontalne, Jonsson), 4:45 (pp). 2, New Galley, Was (Interference), 2:05; tafrote. Buna 117,76era 101 Boston College vs. Californio Pace71,JersevCltySt.67 Francisco. York, LoFontalne 22 (Jonsson, Trottler), Tor (Interference). 4:30; Courtaoll, Tor Vlllanova at Cotton States Classic Mllwaukoe Ctassic Running bocks — Eric Dickerson, East hockey remains undefeated 20 points. No. 5 Wyoming 71, lastam Kan- 15:15 (pp). Penalties— Wolanin, NJ (el­ (trlpplng),8;01;(>ould,Was(hlotvstlcklng), Seton Hall at Cable Car Classic First Round Indianapolis; Charles White, Los An­ 11:44; Salmlno, Tor (hooking),12:47; PHILADELPHIA (101) During a timeout, the Kentucky luofcy BB; Fennis Dembo scored 19 bowing), 3:37; Dolgorno, N Y (tripping), Barkley 89 2-3 15, Robinson 614 84 71, Citrus Bewt Invitational Cleveland St. 96, Niagara 76 geles Rcxns. Laughlln, Was, double minor (high- Pittsburgh vs. Alobonta coach let his team have it veibally. points to help Wyoming run past in 5 :^ ; Curron, N Y (InteiTerence), 6:11; McNomaro89248, Oieeks578212, Klno84 Marquette90, Air Force52 Roceklcker — Morten Andersen, New play goal with 2:54 left for the MocLeon, NJ (hIgh-stIckIng), 13:39; Mor­ sticking, roughing), 16:46; DeGroy, Tor, Wednesday's (Somes Mt. St. Mary's HetMov Tournament Orleims. By Ltn Auster defensemen to stand up the oppos­ Bobcat goalie Adam Hathorn but What ensued was a 286 avalanche the championship game of the double minor (high-sticking, roughing), (H) 12, Hinson 7-15 82 16, Toney 87 80 6, row, N Y (Inteference), 16:16; Korn, NJ Henderson 3-4 1-2 7, McCormick 2-4 80 4, ECAC Helldoy Festival First Round Kick returner — Vol SIkahema, St. Manchester Herald ing forwards at the blueline and the Jim Baffin was in the slot area to Bobcats. East outshot South Wind­ that buried the hapless Seawolves, Cowboy Shootout. (Interference), 10:02. 16:46. Vranes82800, Thornton80800. Totals4879 St. John's vs. Kansas Mount St. Mory's, Md. 93, Lock Haven 99 Louis. convert the loose puck at 7:27 for a sor, 2814. Eagle goalie Jamie Second Period— 3, New Jersey, Broten 13 Second Period— 4, Toronto, Courtnall 18 Seton Hall at Cable Car Classic MlllersvllleS5, LeMoyne74 Defense forwards to come back and pick up who wound up losing 10888. Dembo scored 18 of his points in (Leeman), 3:90. 5, Woshlngton, Stevens 4 12-17101. Pasterlck recorded 12 saves, in­ (Driver, Verbeek),2:39 (pp).4. New York, PHOENIX (117) Vlllonova at Cotton States Classic Music city Mvltattonal Ends — Reiwle VVhlte, Philadelphia; BOLTON — A year ago the East the puck. ’That didn’t allow the power-play goal. South Windsor In other games involving ranked the first half, hitting seven of the McLellon 1 (Henry, Dolgorno), 2:54.5, (Corriveou, Chrlstlon), 18:13. 6, Toronto, Johnson 813 4-4 16, Nonce 1821 7-9 39, Georgetown at Flo. Internotlonal First Round Bruce Smith, Buffalo. Catholic High ice hockey team won Bobcats, who fall to 82 with the tied it at 9; 28 on a slapshot by Don cluding a fine first-period stop on teams, it was No. 3 Pittsburgh 72, (^wboys’ first 10 points as Wyom­ New Jersey, Verbeek 20 ((Triver, Broten), Fergus 9 (Damphousse), 18:42. 7, Washing­ Saturday's Gomes Cornell77,Mloml,Ohlo71 Tackle — Steve McMIchoel, Chicago. ton, Gartner 22 (PIvonka, Langwoy), Edwards 810 83 6, Homacek 810 83 IS, loss, to get going and caused some LeBlanc after he stole It along the the Bobcats’ Brendan Leonard Florida State 71; No. 8 Wyoming 71, ing, 80, Jum|)ed to a 180 lead. 15:55. 6, New Jersey, Muller 11 (Verbeek, Humphries 616 82 20, Adams 87808, Davis UConn at Pepperdine, 10 p.m. Vanderbllt99,EastCarollna63 Nose tackle — Michael Carter, San only six times in 17 outings. Driver),’ 18:53. Penalties— Curran, NY 18:58. Penalties— Toronto bench, served Marlst at Providence NYU Tournament Francisco. ’The Eagles are fast approaching frustration that vented itself at the sideboard. when he flashed a right skate to EUistern Kentucky 59; No.STemple Eastern Kentucky, 5-4, was led by by Ihnocok (too many men on Ice), 1:04; 8108013, Ballev82800,Cook80000,Crlte (hooking), 2:20; Jonsson, NY (hlgh- 80800. Totals58891821117. Virginia at Vlllanova First Round Outside linebackers — Carl Banks, Now that mark in the current campaign. end with South Windsor's Kevin East regained the lead 18 seconds kick out a drive ticketed for the 70, Mississippi 61; No. 7 Syracuse ’Tyrone Howard with 17 points. stlcklng), 3:17; CIrello, NJ (hloh- McKenna, Tor (holding), 9:31; Hunter, Florida at Pittsburgh CathollcU.93,Tufts74 York Giants; Andre Tippett, New Was (unsportsmanlike conduct), 13:39. Salkeld and East sophomore defen­ later. Scott Zavaski dug the puck corner. shcklng), 3:17; Orella, NJ (hooking), Phllodalphla 27 22 27 25— 101 Siena ot Syracuse North Central Conference Holiday Bigtand. East made it a perfect 8for-4 110, Morehead State 69; No. 12 No. 6 Temple 70, MIsslesIppI B1: 6:29; Jonsson, N Y (tripping), 8:00; Driver, Third Period— 8, Langway 2 ((Jartner, Georgetown at Miami (Fla.) First Round Inside linebackers — Fredd Young, Monday morning with a 82 victory seman Mike Baffin engaging in a out of the corner and centered it. The Eagles were sharp early in Michigan 93, Clemson 88; No. 13 Tim Perry scored 20 points and Hotcher), 5:31. Penalties— Laughlln, Was Phoenix 29 30 29 29— 117 N J (holding), 12:40; Jonsson, N Y 8Polnt goals— Barkley, Davis. Fouled Mornlngslde79, North Dakota 76 Seattle; Mike SInglotary, Chicago. fight with three seconds left. Rob d raco’s quick wrister beat the third period when they killed off Indiana 94, Penn 54; No. 15 Marc Macon had 17 to lead Temple (slashing), 13:52; Potvln, N Y (hooking), (high-sticking), 3:04; Leeman, Tor (high- N. ColonxtaTD, N. Dakota 9.54 Cornerbocks — Hontard Dixon, Clov8 over South Windsor High at the sticking), 3:04; Olezyk, Tor (Inter­ out— None. Rebounds— Phllodelphlo 48 Hathorn for the 2-1 lead. Some hard a 5-on-3 man disadvantage with 18:23; Kerr, NY, mlnor-malor (hlgh- (McNamara 8), Phoenix 36 (Nance 10). AP coiiege hoop top twenty Northern tntoreollogioN Conference land; Barry IMIburo, Wasldnalen. Bolton Ice Palace. The Eagles will Both players received fighting Nevada-Las Vegas 102, Wisconsin in the opening game of the Sugar stlcklng, fighting), 19:48; Lauer, N Y ,, ference), 3:25; Laughlln, Was (holding), Assists— Philadelphia 24 (Cheeks 9), First Round Safeties — Joey Browner, Minnesota; go for their fifth straight Wednes­ majors and game disqualifications. work by Dan West resulted in defensemen Scott Drummond and 65; Butler 78, No. 16 Iowa State 76; Bowl tournament. mlscorxtuct, 19:48; Lolselle, NJ, mlnor- 7:00; Damphousse, Tor (hooking), 11:04; SW Minnesota 109, Moorhead St. 96 Ronnie Lott, Son Frandsco. Mike Raffin and forward Andy Hunter, Was (hooking), 19:41. Phoenix 40 (Hornacek 14). Total fouls— The Top Twenty teams In the Associated day night at 8; 10 against Suffleld Each, accoriing to the rules, will East’s next score. He threw it out No. 17 Kansas 64, No. 10 Memphis Temple, 80, led the deliberately malor (elbowing, fighting), 19:48; Wolanin, Philadelphia 27, Phoenix 19. A— 13,041. Press' college basketball poll, with first- WIs.-LoCrosseSO, Winona St. 69 Punter — Jim Arnold, Detroit. Prestach doing thebulk of the work. NJ, misconduct, 19:48. Overtime— None. Pemltles— None. Oakland Univoisitv Ctassls SECOND TEAM High at the Enfield Twins Rink. miss his team’s next game. ” I front where sophomore d iiis Hills State 62, and No. 20 Louisville 87, played game 4839 with 11; 40 left. Shots on goal— Washington 12-8-10-3— 33. place votes In parentheses, total points East Catholic 3 1 2-6 Third Period— 7, New Jersey, CIrello 4, based on 38161817-1815181812-11-18687- First Round Offsneo First-year Coach Joe Hubbach wasn’t happy with the end,” was successful on his second poke SMU 79. Perry had eight points and Macon 4:32.8, New York, LaFOntalne 23 (Flotlev, Toronto 12-8-52— 27. BuperSonica lOB.Nuggeta 100 Oaklond,Mlch. 109,Aqulnas93 wide receivers — Steve Lorgent, South Windsor 1 0 1—2 Power-ploy Opportunities— Washington 858 881, records through Dec. 27 ond lost installed a defensive-minded, sys­ Hubbach said of the skirmish. to put it behind Hathorn. Scoring: At Lexington, Ky., Winston Ben­ six over the next six minutes as Potvln), 6:38 (pp). 9, New Jersev,Muller week'^nklng: Siena Heights n , Tiffln 55 Seattle; J.T. Smith, St. Louis. 12 (Verbeek, Broten). 12:11 (pp). 10, New 1 of 7; Toronto 1 of 5. Oltorholn Chib Ctassic Tight end — Kollen Winslow, San tem in the preseason for the Eagles ‘‘We’re not doing anything West scored the only goal of the First period: EC— Jim Roffln (Jett nett, whose 24 points led five Temple Inched out to a 8848 lead. Goalies— Washington, Molarchuk DENVER (MO) :ord Pis Pvs Morin, Scott Drummond) 7:27 ppg; Jersey, Surtastrom 8 (Lolselle), 15:09. 1. Arizona (45) 18 0 1220 1 Olego. and he said that’s the difference fancy,” Hubbach spoke of his middle session. He stole the puck Kentucky players in double figures, Mississippi fell to 83. PetKiltles— Curron, NY, malor (fight­ (27 shots-23 saves). Toronto, Bester English 10-24 86 24, Schoyes 86 1814 18, Cabrlnl71,Ot1ertieln5t Tackles — Jim Lochoy, Son Diego; SW— LoBlonc (unassisted) 9:29, EC— (33-29). Cooper 58 82 18 Adorns 1-7 85 7, Lever 2. Kentucky (15) 8 0 1161 2 between his team and all others. "I team’s style. “ Back home we get a from a. Bobcat defenseman in the Rob CIraco (Mark Peterson, Scott said, ” I can’t tell you the total story No: 7 iyraouag 110, Morahoad SI. ing), :48; Maley,NJ,ma|or(flahtlna), :48; 3. Pittsburgh (2) 5- 0 1090 3 Purdus Colurnot Hoik'dlday teyltaWonql Jackie Slater, Los Angeles Rams. Kurvers, N J (hooking), 6:04;Sundstrom, A— 16,382. 813 8615, Rosmussen 5)4 2-412, Honzllk 85 Rrst itouound (iuards — Ron Soft, Indianapolis; Tom haven’t seen a system (by an 2-1 win playing like this. Our corner, skated out front and tucked Zavoskl) 9:44, EC— Chris Hills (Don but what he (Sutton) told us gave us at; Sherman Douglas scored 17 of Referee— Dove Newell. Linesmen— 1-28, Dunn 1-1812, Evans 1-2802. AtartInOO 4. North Carolina 7- 1 1020 4 West) 13:43. N J (hooking), 7:27; Jonsson, N Y (tripping), 5. Wyoming 8 0 900 5 lnd.-Pur.-lndpls.91,Trl-State77 Newberry, Los Angeles Rams. opposing team) in the state, yet,” concentration was there right away it in the short side for a 81 lead at the Incentive to go out and give an his 29 points in 13 minutes of play in 11:37; (Toneyko, N J (hooking), 15:21. Mark Vines, John D'Amico 008. Totals38802540100. Purdue-Columet 96 Oakland Oty 79 Center— Roy Donaldson, Indianapolis. Second period: EC— West (unas­ O.Temple 5- 0 955 6 he said following Monday’s victory. but we picked it up.” 3; 28 of the second period. sisted) 3:29. intensive effort.” the first half to help Syracuse, 82, 7.Syrocuse 8 2 775 7 Rainbow Ctassic Quarterback — John Elway, Denver. Shots on gooi— New York 5107— 22. S E A T T L E (100) Fksl Round Running bocks — Herschel Walker, ’’All the kids In the state are playing East’s forechecking allowed it to Goals from Mike Baffin and West Third perld: EC— Mike Roffln (Hills) Sutton also wouldn’t divulge what build a 28point halftime lead en Chombers8108712,McDanlel 12-208830, 8. Rorlda 7- 1 759 9 :25, EC— West (unosslsted) 9:49, SW— New Jersey 1M4-11-37. 9. Duke 5- 0 715 9 Loulsvllle97, Southern Meth. 79 Dallas; Curt Warner, Seattle. on raw talent,” adding he has seen take a 81 lead after one period. at 25 seconds and 8; 49 of the third he told the team during that timeout route to its seventh straight victory. Johnson 83 800, Ellis 18241-221, McMillan N. Carolina St. 96, CreliihtonSS Ploceklcker — Dean BlimiccI, Indl- Kiene (Kevin Salkeld) 12:06. 82 1-2 1. Lister 82 80 0,McKev8121-2 lO.Oklahoma 18 0 691 12 Scott Drummond’s slapshot from period, respectively, made it 81 Saves: EC— Pasterlck 12, SW— with 8:25 remaining. Stephen Thompson ad d ^ 17 points. o f'i-'^'j^r^'s^t’S' 1).Purdue 9- 1 623 10 Snism State invNatlenai (XWPOllS. some good talent here. (Soalles— New York, Smith (37 shots-3l 9, Youno1-2802,Polvnlce562-512, Williams Championship Kick returner — Dennis Gentry, the point was Initially stopped by before Mike Kiene scored a powen- Hathorn 21. ” I thought that they would Morehead State, 88, scored the 85 80 6, Schoene 1-2 80 2, Vincent 8101-2 12. Mlchloon 9- 1 613 11 East’s system calls for the saves). New Jersey, Chevrier (6-4). Souve NEW YORK (AP) — National Hockey 13. Indiana 7- 2 507 13 Salem St.91,S.Malne90,OT Chicago. respond, '^ e y did,” Sutton said. first three points of the game before (:46 2nd, 16-14). Leogue statistics through Dec. 27: 13.Totals 48981828108. Third Place 14. Iowa 7- 2 412 14 Doleneo "That last eight minutes, we Syracuse res|>onded with three A— 19J)40. Scortng Leaden 15. Nev.-Los Vegos7- 0 395 15 BovMloln 70, Suffolk 53 Ends — Chris Dolemon, Mlnnosota; Referee— Ron Hoogarth. Linesmen— O...A.Fts.Pim Denver 36 27 16 21— 100 SloiM CoRopo Teurnwnent Charles Mann, WiMhInglon. outscored them by 20 points. Our baskets, including two by Douglas. Seattle 21 33 24 38-100 16. Iowa St. 8 1 345 16 Kevin Collins, Dan McCourt. Gretzky, Edm 29 52 91 14 17. Kansas 7- 2 274 19 First Round Tackle.— Keith Millard, Mlnnosota. intensity level rose.” N a 11 MIcMgan ta, Clomson 8B; Lemleux, Pgh 31 41 72 32 8Polnt goals— Adams, Lever, Honzllk. Bowling (keen 76, Wagner 71 Nose tackle — Tim Krumrto, a n d n - Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Denver 59 IS.Georoetown 7- 1 196 19 Anchorage Coach Ron Abegglen Gary Grant sparked Michigan with Savard, Chi 19 49 67 43 19.AAemphls St. 4- 2 122 20 Sleno 113, Vermont 74 notl. MHS girls win first of the year Jtta5.Klnga2 Yzerman, Del 27 29 56 25 (Schaves 11), Seattle 64 (Poivnice 11). South Florldo Mvltattonal Outside linebackers — Lawrence Tay­ Assists— Denver 25 (Lever 10), Seattle 26 TO.LoulsvIlle 3- 2 112 — said It was a mistake to try to run a pair of steals leading to two P. Stastnv, Que 25 31 56 35 Others receiving votes: Missouri 49; First Round lor, New York Giants; Duane Bicfcett, baskets as the Wolverines pulled Goulet, Due 21 34 55 12 (Vincent 10). Total fouls— Denver 21, Mlchlgan93, Clemsixi 99 Indltmopolls. with the Wildcats. Wtnnipea 8 4 1 -8 Seattle 30. Technical— Polynlce. A— 13,007. Illinois 42; Southern Mississippi 31; Troy Maxfieia 0 800, Steve Friedrich 1 Howerchuk, Wpg 19 36 55 24 Vanderbilt 27; Brigham Young 22; South Roi1da97, Rq. International 67 Inside linebackers — Shone Contan, After struggling through its open­ at 7:30 p.m. against crosstown “ We were trying to play up- away In the final four minutes to Los Angeles 8 1 1— 2 41 042, JOhn Porions 1042, Kevin Toolon First Period— None. Penalties— McBatn. Messier, Edm 22 31 53 DePaul 19; Notre Dame 16; Richmond Buffalo; Karl Mecklenburg, Denver. ing four games, the Manchester Manchester High at Clarke Arena. 0 04 0, Chris Houes 0 04 0. Totals 16 512 tem|H>, like we do in our conference win a first-round game in the South NoslutKl, Mtl 14 36 50 6 Cornerbocks — Frank MInnIflold, Clev8 Win (hooking), 1:41; Duchesne, LA Big Eaat reauita 12; Auburn 18;(taorolaTech7;SetonHall7; High girls’ basketball team posted The clubs met last Wednesday with 42. (Great Northwest),” he said. ” I Florida Invitational. (tripping), 5:37; Wells, LA (hooking), Smith, Mtl 15 34 49 27 Virginia Tech 6; Bradley 4; Cal-SBUFFALO SABRES-Called up Jody Saturday at 3:15 p.m. against winner over Central Florida in the Joe Hillman added 14 ixiints and of 4; Los Angeles 1 of 8. Joey Huskies, Duke Mansell and Thibo­ Assists— Pittsburgh 13 (Gore, Lane, Smith, No. 9 Duke (58) did not ploy. Goat and Mikael Andersson, rlgm wings, each were the difference. We (quarter). We outexperienced Boys’ Basketball Goalies— Winnipeg, Berthlaume (33 deau had assists. Jessie Carlson- Miller, Matthews, Brookin 2), Rorlda No.10 Oklahoma (188) did not ploy. from Rochester of the American Hockey controlled the boards.” them and outsized them,” Dim- Enfield at the Enfield Twins Rink. opening game. freshman Lyndon Jones 11 for Shota-31 saves). Los Angeles, Melonson Conway was In goal for the win. St. IS (McCloud 4). Total fouls- No.11 Purdue (81) did not play. “ It was a real good game. It was No.12 Michigan (181) beat Clemson9899. League. Sent Bob Logon, right wing, to Manchester led, 2818, at the mock said. “ But, to their credit Cheney whipped Brookin hit the last Pitt basket Indiana, 7-2, while Phil Pitta topped (32-27). Pittsburgh 15, Rorlda St. 19. A-6,01S. . Rochester. exciting back and forth,” cited with two minutes remaining, giving Penn. 1-6. with 22 points. A-9,917. DETROIT RED WINGS-Sont Doug intermission and extended its lead they’ve come along way in four Taking control from the outset, Referee— Bob Hall. Linesmen— Ryon Squirt B No.13 Indiana (82) beat Pennsylvania NFL atandinga Manchester Coach Eric Farno. Houdo, defensemon, and Stove Martinson to 3825 after three quarters. The years.” unbeaten Tolland High rolled to a Bozak, Jim Chrlstlson. Byracuaa 110, iNorehead 81.89 9854. and Brent Fedvk, forwards, to Adiron:^ Shepaug had a 2-1 lead after one Hebron Wood Products bowed to No.14 Iowa (7-2) did not play. Indians effectively broke the Rebel Holly Morin scored a game-high 72-42 win over Cheney Tech Monday Northern Connecticut, 53. Corey Wry No.15 Nevodo-Las VegcB (88) beat AMERICAN CONFERENCE dock of the American Hockey League. period before three straight goals to East NEW YORK ISLANDERS-Collod UP fourth-quarter press with help from 23 points for Windham Tech. night in non-conference boys’ bas­ FtameaB.Cana(liBna3 hod two goals and Robert Skoglund one M O R EHEAD ST. (69) Wisconsin 10865. start the second period put the while Nick Moiczyk and Jason Phllbln No.16 Iowa State (62) lost to Butler 7876. W L T Pet. F F FA Todd McLoltan, center, from Sprlngliold of their seniors. ketball action at the Techmen’s had assists for Hebron. Chris Duperron Hole5101611,Davls89806, Chaney 1-51-2 x-lndlonoplls 9 6 0 .600 300 239 the Americcx) Hockey League. “ The seniors, Val Holden, Chris visitors in the driver’s seat. “ We 3, Turner 85826, Moson8128112,Currv82 Miami 9 7 0 COVBNUIY (74) — Lodit Donthy 9 gym. M i wtreel 8 1 > -4 was In pool. 80 5, Matthews 1-2 80 2, Mitchell 83 80 0, No.17 Kansas (82) beat No. 19 Memphis .533 362 335 8016, Kim Mlzotko72-3l6,Anna Worfol had a letdown in the second iieriod Cataery 1 3 New Englond 9 7 0 .533 320 293 Rovegno, and Barb O’Brien all Tolland is now 80 for the season Simpson 571-211, Rivers 511 8413. Totals State 6862. Buffola 7 9 0 2804, Maura Danehy 74419, Noktarla where we gave up three straight First Period— 1, Calgary, Roberta 6 38667-1569. No.19 Georgetown (7-1) dM not ploy. .467 270 305 played the fourth quarter and their O lfilt 0 04 0, Corine Caglonello 1 (M) 2, while the Beavers, after'opening (Loob), 2:54. 2, Calgory. NIeuwendyk 24 Pee Wee B N.Y. Jets 6 9 0 .400 334 360 leadership helped us stay in com­ goals and that really hurt us,” SYRACUSE (119) No.19 Memphis State (83) lost to No. 17 Central Johanna VanKrulnIngen 0 04 0, Mi­ with a win, is now 1-3 for the season. (Moclnnls, Bullard), 10:01 (pp). 3, Calgary, Reed Construction tied Newington, Harried 84 80 6, Thompson 87 613 17, Kansas 6868 chelle Dlxon0(M)0, Stacie Ronfre0040, Farno said. “ (Goalie Glen) Mac- Buflord 23 (PtipllnskI, Mullen), 15:40. x-Clevelond 10 5 0 .667 390 239 Bowling mand as South pressured us at the Cheney is now idle until next 83. Peter Hayes had two goals and Selkoly 8105813, Douglas 182182 29, Roe No.20 Louisville (82) beot Southern y-Houston 9 6 Brenda Thalacker 50410, Chrli Gagnon Lachlin lost his concentration for Panamas— WOlter, Mon (InterfererKO), Mettuxtlst 97-79. 0 .600 345 349 end,” Masse said. 1 1-2 3. Totalt 33 810 74. Brian Kellogg oneand Kevin Low, Chris 5118014, Brower 831-25, Duncan 87 828, Pittsburgh 9 7 0 .533 205 299 Tuesday when it visits East Hamp­ two minutes and that really hurt 7:03; Chellos,Mon (rouahlng),8:02;Tonelll, MIckus, Derek Wood and Dave Man- Hughes 808210, Coleman 8687 9, Rogers The Manchester Junior varsity WINDHAM TNCH (14) — Holly Morin Cal (holdlrtg), 8:02; Svoboda, AAon (hold­ Cincinnati 4 11 0 .267 295 360 ton High School. him and us. Other than that he nebach notched assists for Reed's. 81 80 0, Carey 80 80 0, Palmer81800. West squad won, 3823. Tammy Dubois 9 5 9 23, Holy Zimmerman 3046, Kelli in g ),9:53; Ljemleux, Mon (delay of gome), Totals41-792836110. Monday’a coiiege hoop acoroa AARP Mettler 5 0410, Wendy Adamt 1 04 2, The visiting Eagles rolled to an played really well.” 11:08; Roberts, Cal (delay of gome), x-Denver 10 4 1 .700 379 299 led the young Indians with 11 points Rhonda Fawcett0040, Sherrie Arnott 3 Halftime Syracuse S3, Moreheod St. 25. y-Seottle 9 6 0 MOST) 314 11-2 lead after one quarter and Manchester, behind goals by 11:08; Skrudlond, Mon, double minor Pn Wee B2 8polnt goals— Moreheod St. 84 (Curry 1-1, Ed Adams 208553, Stan KallnowskI while Mann added 10 poinU. 2-3 9, A m y Brown 2044, Sue Luttler 084 (holding, unsportsmanlike conduct), EAST Son Diego 9 7 0 .SD 253 317 never looked back. “ It wasn’t a Jason Pellegatto and Brian Rivers 1-1, Davis 81, Mason 81), Syracuse Atass.-Boston7B, Lowell76 L.A. Raiders 208560, Stan WlochowskI 202-543, Bill Manchester Is 81. 0. Totals 23 815 54. 11:28; PwXInskl, Cal (Intertarence), Tool Stop nipped Wotertown, 5-4. 5 10 0 .333 301 289 Olcavage 211-530, Bruno Giordano 542, Halftime: 42-27 Coventry matter of (|X)or) shooting. Just 515 (Roe 89, Douglas 1-3, Duncan 82, St. Bonoventure 63, George Moson 60 Kansas City 4 11 0 .267 273 399 Hughes, made a run in the third 15:49; Suter, Cal (hoMIng), 17:05. Denis Morinand Robbie Zlkus each had Coleman 81). Fouled out— Davis, Jim Powers 530, Earle EvoroN 550, MANCHB8TBR (44) — ChHt Koytgno defensive pressure and turning the Second Period— 4, Caloaiy, NIeusyendyk two goals and John Legere one while St. Peter's84, N. J.Tech60 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Norm Lasher 509, Hot Giordano 198452, 2 80 4, Val Holdtn 5 2-212, Tina Stono 2 period before Greg Fiona iced it for Morin and Zlkus added assists for Tool. Hughes. Rebounds— Moreheod Sf. 32 Syrocuse 110, Moreheod St. 69 East ball over. IjKe didn’t get many shots. 25, 2:13 (sh). 5, Calgory, Patterson 2 (Hale, Rivers 6), Syracuse 57 (Setkaly Pat Olcavage 198197-519, Ann Cormier 0 4 4, Sholly Dloterlo 124 4, Lira Cartlor Shepaug with 3:07 left. ” Our kids (Otto, (3uy), 4:16 6, Calgary, NIeuwendyk 36 Curtis Dell wtas In goal. SOUTH x-Washngton 11 4 0 .733 379 285 176, Bea Bogley 454, Sue Powell 451. 3 2-3 9, K rIitI While 1042, Borb (VBrIon 1 East toppled Ih e game was not close from the 15). Assista-Morehead St. 17 (Curry 7), Kentucky 100, Alosk^Anchoraoe 50 Dallas 7 8 0 .467 340 349 showed a lot of class the way they (Suter, Bullard), 19:00 (ppL 7, Montreal, Syracuse 32 (Dunam 7). Total fouls— 244, Amy Mann 3046, Tommy Dubol*^ Dohlln 6 (Loboda), 19:39. Pimmes— Marvtand92, South Carolina77 St. Louis 7 9 0 .467 362 369 0 4 0, Both O'Brien 0 04 0. To tali 19 820 A 17-|x>int halftime lead didn’t beginning,” said Cheney Coach came back from 82. We were Bantam Moreheod St. 29, Syracuse 17. A— 26,513. N.C.-Wllmlnioton69,Dovlds(m64 Phllodlphla 7 9 0 Moclnnls, Col (Interference), :47; Kor- .467 337 390 Eika prove to be enough as East Catholic Aaron Silvia. ” We turned the ball putting on a lot of pressure but they dlc, Mon, mlnor-molor (Instigator, Bolton Ice Palace blanked Northern Old Dominion65, James Madison 56 N.Y. Giants 6 9 0 .400 290 312 ^SOUTH CATHOLIC (39) — Ann flghttag), 12:22; Hunter, Cal, mlnor-malor MIDWEST Central Bill Palmer 148391, Joe Dworak Hlckoy 44412, Judy Rodriguez 4 81014, sawa potential win slipaway,4845, over constantly. (Shepaug) broke out and scored,” Connecticut, 5-0. Sean Malone had a 135175-406, Charlie Whelan 148371, (albowine, flghtlne), 12:22; Suter, Cal three-goal hot trick with Brian W ry and Auoustano,S.O. 79, S. Dokota St. 74 x-Chlcogo 11 4 0 .733 356 282 Sue Rohan 0 2-3 2, Sheri M urphy 2 14 5, to North Haven High Monday ’’We’re young and It’s to be Farno said. (hoMno), 15:46; Lalor, Mon (hooking), Drake63, Alcorn St. 49 y-MInnesota 9 7 0 .533 336 335 ScoN Kuadas 170-394, Paul FPrd 148390, Tra c y B arry 085 3, Kathy Curry 1042, Jim Curry oddlng a goal each. Wry had Calendar ImSono-Southeost 10, Ind.-South Bend 57 Ralph Dover Jr. 148350, Ralph Deyor morning in non-conference girls’ expected that we make some Luc Larose had a pair of assists 18:29; Vernon, Cal (unsportsmanlike con­ three assists and C urry and Jonas Graen Bay 5 9 1 .367 255 300 Aurora Contrino 0 04 0. Totalt 111836 duct), X:C0. Lewls92, RotoryTS Tampa Bay 4 11 0 .267 296 360 Sr. 148141-390, Joe Doslmono 15841)7, basketball action. mistakes but not this many. It was a for Manchester while Todd Carlson Shumaker one apiece. Kevin Mlllen had Carl Bolin 208147-462, Rick Burnett 39. Third Period—8, Calgory, Loob 21 9 saves to record the shutout. MInn.-Oululh 95, Northern St.,S.D. 49 Detroit 4 11 0 .267 269 394 Halftime; 2816 Monchetter East, 2-4, went 10 minutes without very poor effort,” Silvia said. and Chip Addabbo were the other Mlnn.-MorrlsK)1,Bemldll 91.56 Wost 168138430, Bornlo Gudoahn 178430, (NIeuwendyk, Moclnnls), 8:34 (pp). 9, Bolton also blanked Newington, 4-0. Tolland’s lead at the half was goal scorers. Andy Gagnon and Montreal, Dohlln 7 (Naslund, Oiellos), TODAY Minnesota 94, Bethune-Cookmon 50 x-San Frndsc 13 2 0 .867 459 253 Andy Lamoroux 145306. Coventry romps a basket and saw a 37-20 halftime W ry hod two goals and Kevin PIsch and Beys Basketball MlssourlSS,SanJoseSt.61 11:02 (pp). 10, Calgary, Macinnie 13 Jeff Grote one apiece. Tim Shumaker, V-New Orlecxis 12 3 0 .900 422 283 lead dlsap|>ear on an 180 North 31-10 and 88-32 after three periods. Hughes played well for the Indians. (Bullard, Loob), 14:18.11, Montreal, NllanO R elarv Classic Nebrasko-Omoha 99, South Dakota 95 L A . Rams 6 9 0 .400 317 361 Jon Lange, Jason Datway ond PIsch (ol Rost Colbellc) WlLLIMAN'nC - Taking an Haven run. The visitors outre- Tolland put four players in double (Corson, Chellee), 17:42.12, Calgory, Otto hod assists. Mlllen stopped 33 shots. Notre Dome 91, St. Joseph's, Ind. 70 Atlanta 3 12 0 .200 205 436 4 (Hull, McCrImmon), 19:32. East Catholic vs. Suffleld 4 p.m. IMchlta 9t.79, lll.-ailcaao5B x-won division tttlo early lead and never looking back, bounded the Eagles, 185, in the figures led by Mike Allanch’s 15 Shepaug Volley 2 4 1—7 Penalties— Lamleux, Mon (roughing), Manchester vs. Windsor, 6 p.m. Wls.-Stevens Pt.51, Wls.-Parkslde49 y-won playoff berth Coventry High School girls’ basket­ second half. points. Mike Blake added 14 and Monchetter 1 1 2— 4 C o u n try at E.O . Smith, 7:30 5:23; Otto, CoLdoublemlnor (hIgh-stIckIng, Beginner Heuae SOUTHVm ST SoturStay's Games Radio, TV ball team registered an easy 7884 North Haven center CarlinI Guest Dan Vasquenza 13 for the winners. Scoririo* roughing), 5:23; Nllan, Mon, mlnor-malor Beys iwliiimlna Texas95,VMI76 Oevetand 19, Rttsburgh 13 First period: S— Bob Jodin (Glen (tasWgcw r, flglitlng), 9:43; Glynn, Col, Regal Men's Shop topped Purdy's, 84. East Catholic at Windham, 1 p.m. PAR W EST Washington 27, Minnesota 24, O T victory over host Windham Tech tallied 12 of her 18 points In the Junior center Terrance Phillip Flonda) 9:51, S— Mike Gorra (To m malor (tlghtlng), 9:43; McCrImmon, Col Tony Muro had five goals and Jason Bokersfleld St. 90, Sacramento St. 91 Sunday's Gomes Monday night. second half. The winners are now netted a game-high 28 points to lead Holeoten) 11:40, M— Todd Carlton (hooking), 9:43; Kordic, Mon, molar-gome Copello one for Regal's while Troy W E D N E S D A Y Carroll, \Ms. 104, Colorado Col. 91 Phllodelphiahlo 17,1 Buffalo 7 (Lu c Larote) 13:09. Mansell played well defensively. Purdy Beys Baskelboli E. Montana79, Humboldl St. 74 TODAY Coventry remains unbeaten at 80 3-2 for the season. Cheney with freshman Anthony misoenouct (flghtlno), 13:48; ^ lln s k i. Cal Houston 21, Cincinnati 17 7 p.m. — College basketball: Purdue Second period: S— Mike Gorra (rouglrino), 13:48; Mullen, Cal (hooking), goal scorers were not available. Bolton at Tolland, 7:30 LInfleld 103, Concordia, Ore. 70 Detroit 30, Atlanta 13 while Windham Tech falls to 82. Junior guard Karen Mozdzierz Evans adding 11. (unattittem 1:34, S— Bob Flevit Girts Basketball vs. Wake Forest, SportsChannol 19:57; Niton, Mon, mlnor-mleconduct Loyola,Callf.99,Uvola, III. 99 New Orlettas 33, (keen Bay 24 7:30 p.m. — Bruins at Penguins, Coventry’s next game Is Wednes­ netted a career-high 23 points to (Jod in) 1:53, S— Mott Gorra (Sam (stashing), 17:42; Hunter, Cal, miscon­ East Catholic at Manchester, 7:30 Mo. Western99, BYU-Howall93 Now York (kants 20, New York Jets 7 TOLLAND (72) — MIkt Allonch 6 38 Conto) 3:23, M — Chip Addabbo (Brian AF photo MiteB Coventry at Putnam, 6 p.m. N.lowo90,LSU90 Deltas 21, St. Louis 16 Channel 39 day at 8 p.m. at Putnam High lead the Eagles. Amelia Bearse had duct, 17:42; Colgary bench, served by Hull, 9 p.m. — Liberty Bowl: Arkansas vs. 15, MlkaBlaka62-214, Pot Tracty 0040, Hughes, Jett M inor) 3:07, 8 ^ Mott 17:42. DMC topped Northern Connecticut, Ice Hockey Nev.-Los Vegas 102, Wlsconsln65 Kansas City 41, Seattle 20 School. a 12-|)olnt, 8asslst, 5-steal effort for Adam M alton 4 0 4 9, Dan Votquanza 4 Gorra (unattlttad) 1:44. East Catholic vs. Suffleld (Enfield Georgia, Channels 11,19 Kentucky’s Cedric Jenkins (55) and University of Shota on goal— Montreal 813-11— 32. 4-2. Trevor Frenette, Mike Dumont, Jon Northrldge St. 76, Hayward St. 69 Indianapolis 24, Tcsnpa Bay 6 9 p.m. — Rangers at Islanders, ESPN Junior Maura Danehy netted a the Eagles. 56 13, John Darling 2 1-1 5, Earl Third period: M— Jason Pellegatto Calgarv 18158^. Duperron and Jennifer WIehneach had Twins Rink), 9:10 p.m. Northwestern, Iowa 95, Meso, Colo. 95 Dsnvor 24, Son Ologo 0 Gramllng 21-15, Pot Leona 58010, Earl (Larose) 3:19, M — Hughes (Andy S. Oregon 96, Simpson, Collf.64 9 p.m. — C e lim boskotball; UConn career-high 18 points and also East won the Junior varsity Alaska’s Dale Bartley have their hands on the ball In their Power-play Opportunities— Montreal 1 goals while Mike BolarskI and Wes C h lo m 6, Los A n ^ e s Raiders 3 vs. Princeton, WfLI, WPOP Parent 1 80 2. 'Totali 30 12-14 72. Gagnon, Shone McCann) 4:09, S— of 7; Calgory 3 of 7. Arcenas each notched two assists and THURSDAY Son Dleoo74, Brown 54 San Rondsco 49, Los Angeles IRcxns 0 collected 13 rebounds while seniors game, 42-41, on a shot by Susie CNRNIY TICH (411 — Terronce Fiona (Jodin) 11:53. game Monday In Lexington. The Wildcats romped, Wrestling 9 p.m. — ColloM b(iN(otball: Auburn Goalies— Montreal, Roy (15 shota-11 Wiehn one. Lee Skinner was In goal and StHithwn Cal 53, W. Kentackv 47 vs. Vlllanova, U&A Coble Kim MIzesko and U slie Danehy Figuerdo at the buzzer. Phillip 10 34 25, Soon Wolitedt 014 1, Soves; M— MocLachlln 30, S— Chris Cheney Tech/Eost Catholic at Man­ U.S. International 94, Morgan St. 97 ' England 24, Miami W 100-58. eoves), Rlendeou (3:352nd, 22-1^. Calgory, mode 10 saves. Chris Chambers played 9 p .m .— Collogoboskolball: Duke vs. added 16 points each. MIzesko East’s next game is Wednesday Mike suit 01-21_, Anthony Evoni 48011, Potter 31. Vernon (32-29). well defensively. chester, 11 o.m. UCLA74,FullertonSt.65 ion Ends Florida, SportsOiannol MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuewlay. Dec.» . 1M7 — ii H - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Dec. 29, 1987 Classroom Editor Co-Editors Julie Gamer Deborah Bray Photography Editor Grogan something as Patriots ciose with a win Raina Kelley The H igh School W orld Stacey Zadrin By Steven Wine 25th-ranked defense. The Patriots Miami. The Associated Press scored touchdowns the flrst three New England opened thh scoring Volume LII, No. 14 Compiled by students of MHS. published by the Manchester Herald Stephen Armstrong, faculty adviser times they had the ball and led 24-3 when Grogan hit Irving Fryar with MIAMI — The game meant at halftime. a 3-yard touchdown pass after a nothing, but Steve Grogan was "W e wanted to end the season on Miami fumble. Grogan later con­ something. a positive note,” Miami C ^ ch Don n e c t with Stephen Starring for a Grogan, 34, concluded his ISth Shula said. "Unfortunately, we 34-yard score tocapa 7»-yarddrive. Boundaries NFL season by throwing for 238 played one of the sorriest flrst Tony Collins inn five yards for Cool yards and two touchdowns as the halves. In the second half, we the PatrioU’ final touchdown, and New England Patriots beat the played better. But overall, it was a Ibny Franklin kicked a 81-yard Miami Dolphins 24-10 Monday night poor performance.” field goal. Shula declined to answer any to bring the regular season to an Miami’s Dan Marino threw a You won’t have time to make The Sun circles in its boundless questions from reporters. Why are you here? end. Both teams had been elimi­ nine-yard touchdown pass to James amends prison Both teams finished 8-7, one ’The answer’s so clear nated from playoff contention a day Pruitt in the fourth quarter, and Forever calling. game behind AFC East Division You are one of a kind earlier. Fuad Revels booted a 47-yard field " I ’ll always have my health” Enticing. champion Indianapolis. Such a benefit to mankind Grogan shared playing time this " I ’ll live to be very old” Seducing. " I think we’re capable of going to goal. season with Tom Ramsey and ’Tony But you’re contradicting yourself Its captor foe Moon. (the Super Bowl) and winning the Eason. He had started only five An obscure rule cost the Patriots The things that you do When you have that one forfoe road ’The Moon carries on its empty times the last two seasons before world championAlp,” Berry said. an apparent touchdown. Offset your true value vigil leading the Patriots to victories in "But we didn’t earn the right to get With Miami in shotgun forma­ Why do you Insist on being It tries not to heed foe beckoning. to go there.” Before you step out their final three games. tion, center Jeff Dellenbach hiked A person that cannot think? On this night to remember And succeeds for eternity but ’The Patriots called a news "He’s Just a rare guy,” Coach the ball out of the reach of Marino, Think about foe times then. conference for today, sparking Raymond Berry said. “ I hadagood who didn’t appear to see die snap. Why don’t you care? We ail spent together Gives in to its desires arrangement udth my quarterback rumors In the Boston area about The Patriots’ Andre Tippett You’re Just not being fair And embraces foe Sun. when I played with a guy named Berry’s future with the team. Berry scooped up the bail at the Miami 38 Your views to life are unrealistic The Sun, denied the rumors, and a Patriots To you this may sound uncool Unites, and I ’ve had a good and broke four tackles as he ran to Nature’s rule are meant to stick But we’ll always love you In its fiery embrace. spokesman said the news confer­ arrangement as a coach.” the end zone. I hope you remember that Devours foe Moon. Grogan, who said he has no plans ence would be to review the season. And with Its captor gone. And stick; those rules will The day we bury you to reUre, directed a ball-control One man who Is leaving the The officials ruled that because The Sun finds itself You had better write your will offense that had possession 15 Patriots is linebacker Steve Nelson, no Miami player touched the snap, Surrounded by walls You better learn to fly One more thing before you go minutes longer than Miami and a 14-year veteran who last month the Patriots couldn’t advance the And free. announced his retirement. Nelson ball. They took over at the 38 and Or you will the night you die Before you DWI converted 10 of 15 third-down Say you’re sorry to foe parents of Free at last. situations. Grogan completed 21 of made three tackles In his final moved to the 14 before Franklin You’re convinced it won’t happen to your date game. kicked a field goal. - ROGER WESSON E 32 passes despite a broken bone in And remember to kiss your mother you his ieft, or non-throwing, hand. "The past month has been so Marino and Dellenbach said they But I know that’s untrue goodbye " I f the game had meant a playoff emotional for me,” he said. "And were both partly to blame for the Because the road has no friends - ROBERT SALONEN spot. I ’d have played, so there was then coming down here and beating weird turnover. AP photo no reason for me not to play,” he the Dolphins, I can’t ask for more. "Dan checked off on an audible,” Dellenbach said. "W e’re supposed Joe Robbie Stadium. The Patriots won said. "That’s whatigetpaidtodo.” It’s been lovely.” New England’s Reggie Dupard (21) Grogan and his teammates had The victory was the fifth straight to change the snap count. The bail turns up field as Miami’s John Boss (97) the regular season finale, 24-10. the best of a matchup between the against the Dolphins for New was snapped earlier than Dan c pursues in their game Monday night at N FL’s 25th-ranked offense and England, which has a 4-18 record at expected.” Oilers’ 'No. 2’ line compares favorably with best

By Ken Rappoport Messier and Simpson each scored Colin Patterson. Hakan Loob, A1 loss. the Capitals. Tom Fergus had two The Assocloted Press two goals to lead the Oilers. Macinnis and Joel Otto rounded out It was only the Devils’ third win in goals and Olczyk and Russ Court- Messier finished off a pair of NHL Roundup the scoring for the Flames, who their last nine games as they try to nail had single goals for Toronto. On most NHL teams, there’.s a 2-on-l breaks as the Oilers scored have a one-point Smythe Division come out of their typical December jBtB 5, King* 2 noticeable dropoff between the first twice in the first period without an swoon. The Islanders are 1-5-1 in lead over the Edmonton Oilers. Ray Neufeld scored second- and second lines. even-strength goal. Vancouver ahead.” Vancouver Coach Bob KJell Dahlin had a pair of goals their last seven. Not so with the Edmonton Oilers, trailed only 4-3 after two periods, period goals Just 40 seconds apart McCammon said. "Take nothing for the Canadlens and Chris Nilan CapItalB 4, Leafs 4 and added a third-period goal to where the so-called “ No. 2” line of but Simpson scored in the first and away from Edmonton but we made added a single goal. Mark Messier, Glenn Anderson and eighth minutes of the final period to Defenseman Rod Langway, play­ lead Winnipeg over Los Angeles. the blunders. ... Ekimonton came Devils 6, Islanders 4 After a scoreless first period, Craig Simpson compares favorably put the game away for Edmonton. ing in only his second game back out flat but they did a psyche job on Neufeld took a perfect pass from with the top line of Wayne Gretzky. With a sellout crowd of 17.502 on us.” Kirk Muller knocked the rebound from an injury, scored from the Jari Kurri and Esa Tikkanen. hand — only the third Edmonton of a Pat Verbeek shot into the net point in the third period to give Gilles Hamel and shoveled a On Monday night, they showed sellout this season — the Oilers Flames 9, Canadlens 3 with 7:49 left for his second Washington a tie with Toronto. 10-footer past Kings goalie Rollie why with five goals and a total of 10 continued their 33-month unde­ Rookie Joe Nieuwendyk scored power-play goal of the night, Langway, who missed 14 games Meianson at 7:32. Neufeld then points between them a> the Oilers feated string against the Canucks. three goals as Calgary routed breaking a tie and leading New with a ruptured lumbar disc, got the drilled a 35-foot slapshot between beat the Vancouver Canucks 7-3. The Canucks. 0-22-2 against Ed­ Montreal. Jersey over the Islanders. puck at the blueline Just as an Melanson’s pads for a 2-0 Winnipeg "Glenn Anderson was skating monton since they last won on It was was his fourth three-goal Patrik Sundstrom added an insu­ interference penalty to Toronto’s lead. really well tonight,” Messier said of March 10. 1985, had all the early game of the year, and the 21-year- rance goal less than three minutes Ekl Olczyk ended and wristed a shot He completed the hat trick with a the reason his line led the way so scoring chances but couldn't beat old continued to lead the rookie later as the Devils ended a past the screened goaltender Allan late goal with Just 40 seconds left in prominently. "The line has been goaltender Grant Fuhr. scoring race with 38 points. The three-game losing streak at Bren­ Bester at 5; 31 of the third period. the game for the final margin. It strugglinga little of late. It’sniceto “ It was 4-3 at the end of the goals gave him 26 for the season. dan Bryne Arena and handed the Michal Pivonka, Scott Stevens was Neufeid’s second hat trick of , J 0 . the year and third of his career. X \ 2 get back on track.” second and we could have been Gary Roberts. Mike Bullard. Islanders their fifth straight road and Mike Gartner also scored for Sports in Brief Polynice responds for the Sonics - JASON BELLONE Tallwood golf shop honored again SEATTLE (AP) — Rookie center from Seattle SuperSonics Coach New York, Atlanta at Chicago, guard because they keep moving Olden Polynice heard the criticism Bemie Bickerstaff, got mad and did Sacramento at Dallas, Utah at and moving.” HEBRON — For the third straight year, the Tallwood golf shop something about it. Denver and Philadelphia at the Los McDaniel scored 10 of his points has been voted one of the top 100 golf shops in America. The " I took It personally,” Polynice Angeles Lakers. in the fourth quarter. Seattle led announcement was made by Nick Romano, editor of Golf Shop said of Bickerstaff’s second-period Xavier McDaniel scored 30 points 94-89 with 4:15 left in the game when oi^rations, a publication of Golf Digest, and sponsor of the top critique, then helped Seattle over­ to lead the Sonics to their eighth he scored Seattle’s next eight points 9 to help the Sonics to a 102-95 lead 100 selections. . come an 18-point deficit Monday straight home victory. Dale Ellis with 1:48 remaining. Criteria used in selection are decor, quality of inventory, sales night in a 108-100 victory over the added 21 points and Sam Vincent dished out 10 assists for Seattle. - JEFF DE JOANNI8 vs. square footage, atmosphere, staff, appearance and service. Denver Nuggets. Alex English led Denver with 24 “ They were Just killing us. I got points and Danny Schayes added 8una 117, 78era 101 Central, Mercer In tourney final real mad and said it’s my fault and 18. Fat Lever finished with 15 points Larry Nance scored 39 points and I ’m going to correct it.” and 10 assists. Jay Humphries added 20 as Pho­ NEW BRITAIN — Central Connecticut State University beat Polynice scored eight of his 12 "They played like their lives enix shut down Charles Barkley Delaware State, 76-65, and Mercer defeated Long Island points and pulled down five of his depended on it,” Denver Coach and snapped a three-game losing University, 85-71, to earn berths in tonight’s championship game team-high 11 rebounds in the third Doug Moe said of the Sonics. “ Some streak. of the Blue Devil college basketball tournament. quarter to cut the deficit from 63-54 of the shots they threw in weren’t as Barkley, the NBA’s second- Forward Ben Wilson scored 18 of his game-high 29 points in the at the half to 79-78 at the end of the good as the shots we missed.” leading scorer with a 29.3-point second half and grabbed 16 rebounds to lead Mercer. In the quarter.. ’Hie Sonics played in Denver on average, was held to five in the first second game Monday, Junior forward Bryan Heron scored 21 Polynice stole a pass to open the Saturday night, losing by four half and finished with 15 in 35 points, but were unable to return to minutes. He also was limited to five points to pace Central. fourth quarter and Derrick McKey Seattle until Monday morning rebounds, seven off his average, Central, 3-4, scored the first nine points, led 37-29 at the scored to give the Sonics their first because of a snowstorm. The which is third-best in the league. lead of the game at 80-79 and Seattle intermission and never trailed. Delaware State fell to 1-7. Nuggets had to charter a plane to Eddie Johnson added 16 points for was never headed. CCSU shot 50 percent from the floor and scored repeatedly off arrive in Seattle at 5:15 p.m. for the Phoenix, Walter Davis 15 and Jeff the fast break. Andre Alexander scored 13 and Brian Devlin Phoenix guard Jay Humph­ ’The game was one of only two 7:30 game. Homacek 15 plus a game-high 14 scored 10 for CCSU. Tyrone Canino had a game-high 16 rebounds. ries (24) gets a shot off played Monday night in the NBA. In "You could tell by the way we assists. Nance added 10 rebounds through the arms of Phila- the other game, Phoenix whipped came out we were tir ^ ,” McDaniel and four blocked shots. Philadelphia 117-101. ’Tonight, it said. “ Wewerennissingalotofeasy Fliiladelphia was led by Cliff Jets’ Klecko advised to retire deiphia's Aibert King in their will be Milwaukee at New Jersey, shots and Denver was getting a lot Robinson with 21 points and Ron HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. — Joe Klecko, the New York Jets’ game Monday night. Houston at Detroit, Portland at of easy layins. Denver’s tough to Hinson with 10. four-time All-Pro defensive lineman, has been advised to retire Shadow by the N F L team ’s doctor. Dr. James Nicholas, who has performed surgery on both of Dooley looks for redemption in Liberty Bowl Where you once were, Klecko’s knees — including a reconstructive procedure last There’s a shadow lurking. winter — told Klecko he believed it would be unwise for the By The Associated Press 1,000 yards during a season. Walker and Zeke Bratkowski in foe But it’s not your shadow. 11-year veteran to continue playing. Both teams use foe running game Bulldog career record book with It’s one of a stranger "H e suggested I seriously think of not playing again because of In his 24 years as football coach of Bowl Roundup as their primary weapon, but foe 4,775 total yards. Tate became foe That I never knew. the (left) knee,” Klecko said Monday. "H e’s worried about me the Georgia Bulldogs, Vince Dooley Bulldogs may be forced to the air by fifth Bulldog In history to rush for Please come back having problems later in life. has had his share of success. an Arkansas defense that ranks more than 1,000 yards with 1,016 And bring your shadow. " I f I ’m back for camp next year, there is no doubt I will play. However, that doesn’t . include 5 Nebraska In the Fiesta Bowl, No. sixth in the nation against foe rush. yards this season, while Hampton, Casting a comforting darkness But the question is, will they let me?” Arkansas in bowl competition. 12 Notre Dame battles No. 15 Texas Still, Hatfield said he is very only a freshman, gained 890 yards. Instead of one of uncertainty. Klecko has two years remaining on his contract, which will pay Dooley will get a chance to A&M in the Cotton Bowl, No. 4 aware of foe running talents of Both Iowa, 9-3, and Wyoming, So that I may know It’s you 9 him $832,000 in 1088. But neither year is guaranteed. If he fails a redeem himself against the Razor- Syracuse plays No. 6 Auburn in the Georgia quarterback James Jack- 10-2, have big-play offenses. The Instead of a shadow. physical, he can be waived and the Jets have no financial backs tonight when his Bulldogs Sugar Bowl, No. 8 Michigan State son and Bulldog tailbacks Lars Hawkeyes are led by quarterback That can’t bring foe comfort obligations to him. meet Arkansas in the Liberty Bowl. faces No. 17 Southern Cal in the Tate and Rodney Hampton. Chuck Hartlieb, who completed 68.6 ’That you always have. "M y memories of Arkansas are Rose Bowl and Oklahoma takes on "Jackson has taken a lot of snaps percent of his passes this year and When you’re gone. not good at all,” said Dooley, whose Miami in the Orange Bowl. and made a lot of plus-yardage for is ranked third in foe country in I ’m darkened by foe shadow Howe NHL player of the week Southeastern Conference-member On Saturday, the Peach Bowl will G eoi^a,” Hatfield said. “ FVt that efflciency. That takes your place. Bulldogs dropped a 16-2 decision to send No. 16 Tennessee against together with Georgia’s expe­ Returning to foe Holiday Bowl for When you come back. NEW YORK — Defenseman Mark Howe of the Philadelphia the Razorbacks in the 1969 Sugar Indiana, while Michigan plays rienced leadership and that scares a second straight year, Iowa last Chase away foe shadow forever. Flyers, who scofed one goal and set up six others in a three-game Bowl and lost 31-10 to Arkansas in Alabama in the Hail of Fame Bowl. you.” year defeated San Diego State And never leave my heart. 8 stretch, was named Monday as the NHL Player of the Week. the 1976 Cotton Bowl. Both the Bulldogs and the Razor- Jackson, who has rushed for 819 39-38. As foe Western Athletic - KIM VOGEL Howe, 32, led the Flyers to three victories, including two over "b a tin g Arkansas would make backs are seeking to end their yards and three touchdowns and (inference champion, Wyoming is division rivals. He scored the game-winning goal and had two my dreams pretty pleasant,” Doo­ seasons successfully after being connected on67of 132 pass attempts riding a nine-game winning streak. assista against the New York Rangers and assisted on two goals ley said. " I ’d hate toget run overby knocked out of their respective for 1,026 yards and seven touch­ In six of their 10 victories, foe in the Flyers’ victories over Minnesota and Washington. Hogs three times in a row." conference races late in the season. downs, ranks only behind Herschel Cowboys have come from behind. The Liberty Bowl marks the A 27-11 loss to Auburn put Georgia beginning of college football’s out of the Southeastern Conference Curt Warner out of wild-card game season-ending splurge of bowl hunt and Sugar Bowl race, while games which will finish with Arkansas missed out on the South w- SEATTLE — Curt Warner, heart of the Seattle rushing game, several big games this weekend. est Conference title and a Cotton Stradtord top NFL rookie 7 will miss the Seahawks’ N FL wild-card game in Houston because Bowl berth by losing to Texas AAM Included will be the national of a sprained left ankle. Coach Chuck Knox said Monday. championship battle in the Orange 14-0. MIAMI (AP) — Miami Dol­ television, people remember “ It’s a four-week injury,” Knox said. Bowl on New Year’s night between Against Arkansas, the 18th- phins running back Troy Strad- foe last game. That’s foe last Warner, who was on crutches Monday, suffered his ankle top-ranked Oklahoma and second- ranked Bulldogs, 8-3, will face one ford says that despite his impression.” sprain in Seattle’s 41-20 loss in Kansas City in a regular-season ranked Miami of Florida. of the country’s best wishbone personal success this year, foe Stradford’s final game as a team’s disappointing showing rookie wasn’t without accomp­ flnale Sunday. The Seahawks gained an AFC wild-card spot On'Wednesday, Air Force and attacks. Ken Hatfield’s Razor- - TODD JOHNSON will make foe off-season a long lishment. He caught a six-yard Saturday when Cleveland won in Pittsburgh. Arizona State will play in the backs, 9-3, totaled 3,196 yards one. pass from Dan Marino in foe The Seahawks and Oilers play their AFC wild-card game Freedom Bowl, while Wyoming rushing during the regular season. meets No. 18 Iowa in the Holiday “ The wishbone is one basic factor Stradford today was named first quarter to break Jim Sunday in Houston. The Associated Press N FL Bowl. that continues to trouble us," Kiick’s team record for rookies Lendl forms own management firm Thursday’s games will pit No. 9 Dooley said. "Our defense has not offensive rookie of foe year. He of 1,043 yards . rushing and Snow South Carolina against No. 7 done well against any type of was limited to 27 yards rushing receiving set in 1868. and nine yards receiving in Stradford, a fourth-round GREENWICH — Tennis star Ivan Lendl announced Monday Louisiana State in the Gator Bowl wishbone offense. That is foe one Delicate and white Poems and drawings for this and No. 19 Pittsburgh against thing that is a very, very big Miami’s final game, a 24-10 loss draft pick from Boston College, that he has left ProServ, Inc., and formed his own sports Beautiful yet strong isooe of High School World wore Texas in the Bluebonnet. negative from our point of view.” Monday night to New England. finished with 818 yards rushing management firm. Spectrum Sports Inc. The power of nature sabmltted by foe olaff of ArMtaa, Then comes New Year’s Day The prime target for foe Bulldog “ I ’ve said before. I ’m pleased on 148 carries and 467 yards The world’s No. 1 player said Spectrum Sports Inc. will Wonderous snow. foe literary art magazine of Maa- when No. 13 Clemson takes on No. defense is Arkansas halfback with my season,” Stradford receiving on 48 catches. He represent him in his world-wide tennis activities as well as said. “ But being on national scored seven touchdowns. - MARCIA WORTHINGTON cheoler High School. explore and develop non-playing business opportunities. 20 Penn State in the Florida Citrus James Rouse, who is only foe third — SUZANNE AGASI Bowl, No. 3 Florida State meets No. Razorback to rush for more than ■ a ? " MANCHESTER HERALD. TueBday. Dec. 29. U87 - 17 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tugsdav. Dec. t9. 1987 BNAPU byBrucoBootUo " ^ T O C k f S e n d S O N O A S e ' K IT‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wrtghl

TV Topics *(ppy,yo t I can remember. Nelson plays John Henry Lee, a Texas there until he was 14. He was born Walter C. gravy in Taylor’s accent. "Shucks, *•• ■**“ • * 16 Rocky 7 Gosh o F T E DiElDDElDDI badman who has learned nothing in 20 years Taylor. The nickname I^ b is short for "W .” He took voice lessons once but 1 never could learn to Mountain park 8 Abstract being PEANUTS by Chartoo M. Schulz K u R T JC J_ T_ [ a B talk like a Northerner.” 9 Secreted 1 1 behind bars. As soon as he’s released from moved to Oklahoma, worked on a farm in Texas 1 7 T s a _T _E L E E S JL H 3 c prison, he rounds up his old gang, including baby where he learned to ride, and spent a half-year at 18 Playwright Ed­ 10 On land □ □ □ SO THEV All 60 OFF [ n ^ Q J the University of Oklahoma before going into that's OKA'1'..i'll just 11 Rental contract A L E E A _D _E [ a | brother Charlie Lee, and sets out a-robbin’ ward vaudeville. SHOPPING, ANP I'M LEFT SIT HERE ANP.. 19 Abstruse banks and trains again. 20 Character of a 35 Fire-lighting aid 46 Squeezes out " I got a kick out of playing his kid brother, " I cam e out here in 1936 and saw where Frank ELSEWHERE IN TELEVISION: alone in the car.. ------21 Vitamin type psopis 36 Inborn 47 Early stringed said Taylor. “ W illie thought it was funny, too. Capra was looking for a xylophone,” he said. “ I SHEENA SURVIVES - Actor Tony Hendra 23 Volcanic cavity " 0 ------22 Comalia _ 38 Behold! He’s quite a bit younger than m e.” didn’t know anything about the movie business. plays the character iriio trios to kill Sonny 24 Silver symbol instrument Skinnar 39 Lots This movie comedy, which CBS will air Capra asked me one day, ‘Dub, you ever done Crockett’s bride, played by Sheena Easton, in a 25 Actor Paul _ 50 And so on 23 Container 40 Deny Sunday, brings together twoover-the-hill gangs, any pictures?’ I said, ‘No, but I’ve got to do “ Miami Vice” episode scheduled to air Jan. 15. 28 Ornamental (abbr.) 28 At this place 41 Smells one on each side of the law. Willie Nelson heads something. My wife’s going to have a baby.’ Crockett (Don Johnson) arrests him. Easton vase 51 Greek letter 27 Bane 44 Astronaut one, Richard Widmark the other. Angie "I did a test with Ann Miller, who played my makes her final appearance, at least (or the time 32 However Cooper 52 Ribbed fabric 29 Chamical suffix Dickinson is in the middle as the woman they wife in the picture. I played the xylophone with being, that night. Hendra talks about the show on a segment of “ The WII Shriner Show” sot to air 30 Singing syllable love. Complicating matters is an outlaw gang of six mallets. I couldn’t read music, so I had to Jan. 6.... 31 Basketball young upstarts led by Shaun Cassidy. hear something first." Columbia Pictures put him under contract, league (abbr.) "W illie asked me to do some of his concerts," said Taylor, who played the xylophone and and he stayed there for 14 years. " I was known SECOND CHANCE FOR SECOND CHANCE 33 Noun suffix harmonica in vaudeville. It was his ability on the as ‘Cannonball’ because that was my name I — Fox Broadcasting Co.’s "Second <%ance’’ Is 3 4 Flower xylophone that landed him his first screen role in used as the cowboy sidekick to Wild Bill Elliott going to get a second chance, but under the new E 35 Atmosphere Frank Capra’s "You Can’t Take It With You” In and Charles Starrett and many others," he said. title “ Boys Will Be Boys." Fox has dumped the 37 Glee 1936. " I could play that kind of music. I’m one ot "I just kept getting different parts. I did six old concept about a man who returns from the 41 All (pref.) the regulars on ‘Hee Haw’ doing comedy and pictures with Frank Capra.” dead and and builds a new show around two 4 2 Man's music," Taylor said. He was also in movies with John Wayne, Steve teen-age boys. Matthew L. Perry, William niokname “ In the movie when he (Nelson) gets out of McQueen, C3iarIton Heston, Claudette Colbert, Gallo, Demian Slade and Randee Heller remain 43 Playwright _ prison, I ’m In the buckboard with two horses. He Rosalind Russell and Burt Reynolds. from the orginal cast. The new show premieres Coward waves goodbye, looks at me and says, ‘You got Taylor’s hobby is buying, selling and collect­ Saturday, Jan. 16. 45 Waltz 47 Sill C 4B Oriental T V Tonight women's quarters 4 9 Black dairy [USA] Dragnet cow 5 ;0 0 P M (61) Wonderful World of Dis­ HOUSTON ney (60 min ) 12:05AM GD Magnum, P.|. 53 Ape KNIGHTS [D IS ] African Adventure While visiting CB WKRP in Cincinnati 54 Stagnate 12:30AM Africa, two city children help a native boy Pan 2. 55 An Michael Pare retrieve his stolen bull calf (60 min.) Hara't Lucy anesthetic (I.), Robyn Doug­ (X) (ESPN] Figure Skating: NHK Cham CE Truth or Contoquoncat lass and Michael 56 W W II area pionships; Ice Dancing From Tokyo (60 ^ 3$ Lata Night with David Lattarman min.) Beck star in "Hous­ 57 Short for Susan 0077 (C)ia87 by NEA. Inc |R| (In Siereo) [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Great Gatsby' A ton Knights," 3® AHrad Hitchcock Praaanta . bandBome tycoon, now married to a mem which airs TUES­ ber of Long Island society, seeks to recap 3t) Can You Bo TMnnor? DAY. DEC. 29. lure his lost love Robert Bedford, Mia Far [U SA] Edge of Night row, Bruce Dern 1974. Rated PG The CBS series CELEBRITY CIPHER 12:40AM m o v i e ; 'The Fothw Celebrity Cipher cryptopramB are created from quotations by famous [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Outlaw Josey moves to Satur­ Wales' An ex-Confoderate soldier seeks Knows Batt Reunion' Tha Andartont or­ people, past and preeent. Each letter In the cipher stands for days beginning ganize a family reunion. Robort Young, artother. Today'* duo: J equal* L vengeance when his family and home are destroyed Clint Eastwood, Chief Dan Jan. 2. Jana Wyatt. EHnor Donahue. 1977. (R) G e o r^. Sondra Locke 1976 Rated PG 1:00AM (X) Archia Bunkar'a Plaoo 'WZKRTZ NV VRJXZ CHECK ((STINGS Bemaby Jonot 6 :0 0 P M (3j (I) (30 40 News FOR EXACT TIME (X) GQNKJZBAZ; YD YX (5 J Three's Company (X) Joe FrsnkHn Magnum, P.l. (11) Twilight Zona HNTZ BRQAZTNPX >11 Jeffersons (H )M au do IB Simon & Simon 3® Aik Dr. Ruth DERQ YAQ N TR Q O Z.' — ;20 Gimme a Break 3l) Oano Bcott 22 News fl.ive) [C N N ] Croaefiro 20 M OVIE: 'Dr. Zhivago' A young cou- (^2J (30) Crime Story Indelli becomes ob­ AZNTAZ WZTQRTB [D IS] Zorro 24 Doctor Who plo s fain IS determined by the tides of the sessed with rescuing his former hlgh- 26 T .J . Hooker Russian Revolution Omar Sharif, Julie school flame from life as a prostitute. (60 [H B O ] M O VIE; 'Tho Tondar Ago* A pro­ bation officer triaa to datormina why an X E R K . 36 Hart to Han Christie, Geraldine Chaplin. 1965. Part 2. min.) (R) (In Stereo) PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Some are bent with toil, and 18-year-old girl from an apparently good 2 41 ReponerAI 22 30 Matlock Matlock travels to Las ^ Honeymooners home la rapaatadiv in troubla. John Sav­ some got crooked trying to avoid it." — Herbert V. Vegas to defend a friend accused of mur­ (41) Noticiero Univision age, Tracy Pollan. 1985. Ratad'NR. Prochnow. 57 MacNeii / Lehrer Newshoiir dering his girlfriend (60 min ) (R) (In Hill Street Blues (60 min.) 61 Family Ties Stereo) [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘Tho Doctor and tho Da­ vila' (C C) A pair of ne'er-do-wallt find an [CNN] Showbiz Today [CNN] CNN News 24 '57 Nova (CC) Water and irrigation efficient, but Illegal, method of procuring [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Point' Animated A policies are examined along with their ef­ [D IS] Anne of Avonlea: Tha Continuing fresh corpsaa for a 19th-century anato­ round-headed boy born into a pointed so fects on the soil (60 mm.) (R) Story of Anna of Qraan Gables (CC) mist. Timothy Dalton. Jonathan Pryce, Anne (Megan Follows) has difficulty teach­ ciety IS banished to a pointless forest Mu ;26 M OVIE: 'Murder by Death' An ec- Twiggy. 1985. Rated R. (In Stereo) SIC by Harry Nilsson 1971 cchlric millionaire invites twelve world- ing and living in Kingsport due to the fact I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME that the town's most influential family [U SA ] Boarch for Tomorrow [ESPN] SponsLook famous detectives to his mansion for IA Henri Arnold and Bob Lee dinner and a murder Peter Falk, Peter Sell­ does not want her there. Co-stars Dame 1:05AM (X) Love Boat 9 S [USA] Canoons ers, Maggie Smith 1976 Wendy Hiller. (60 min.) Part 2 of 4. :30AM Gat Bmart Unscramble these four Jumbles, . o o ^ ” -‘iZ-f 6:1 5 P M [HBOj MOVIE: Playing for [MAX] MOVIE: Legal Eagles' (CC) 1 (X) one letter to each square, to form 41 El Pecado de Oyuki Keeps' Three high-school graduates at Tw o Manhattan attorneys employ some 3j) INN News four ordinary words. (61 M OVIE; 'Sextette' Mae West puts to­ unorthodox methods to prove the innoc­ tempt to transform a run-down country gether a hilarious farce featuring some her ® Dating Gams Cp " hotel into a rock-and-roll resort for teens ence of their client, an avant-garde artist favorite gentlemen friends. Tony Curtis, accused of murder. Robert Redford, Debra [C N N ] Nswsnight Update NEwrr Daniel Jordano, Matthew Penn, Leon W Timothy Dalton, Dom DeLuise. 1978. Grant 1986 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) Winger. Daryl Hannah 1986. Rated PG. (In [DIS] MOVIE: 'Arthur'a HaNowsd [CNN] PrimeNews Stereo) Ground' An eldarly Britiah groundakeaper 6 ;3 0 P M fS) Family Ties reaiats efforta by a cricket team that wanta n I m [DIS] Don't Eat the Pictures: Sesame 1 0:30PM @6) INN News •3WS CFJ T40' ABC News (CC) Street at the Metropolitan Museum of him to give up tha plot of land he's taken (p) Odd Couple care of for years. Jimmy Jewel, Jean Boht. (11) Honeyniooners Art Big Bird and his friends visit the Metro­ politan Museum of Art in New York. (60 @ ) Nuevas Noches con Talina Fernan­ igee. Rated NR. VINEA '20 Jeffersons min ) dez [U S A ] Hollywood InsMor 22 '30 N BC News (CC) [ESPN] NHL Hockey: Now York Ran­ 1 1 :00PM (D ® (55) So) (4® News 2:00AM ( E m o v i e ; 'Shadow of tho 24 Nightly Business Repon gers at N ew York Islanders (3 hrs.) (Live) ® ® M*A*S*H Thin fifian' A jockey la found dead and a '41 Noticiero Univision [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Tha Boss' Wife' (CC) A race track acsndal la the mystery Nick and fD Simon & Simon THE CRTOWP PIP '61 Love Connection married stockbroker has second thoughts Nora must aolva. William Powell. Myma LEETEY about falling victim to the charms of his QD INN News Loy, Barry Nelson. 1941. TH 15 W H E N T H E [C N N ] Inside Politics boss' seductive spouse. Daniel Stem, Ar- Ci® Untouchables CE Homo Shopping Ovamight Sarvica WINNIN& TEAM [ESPN] Scuba Worid ielle Dombasfe, Fisher Stevens. 1986. h t : Leave It to Beaver (3 hra.) P A 5 5 E P BY. Rated R (In Stereo) 7 :0 0 P M CT) CBS News ^ Sportstalk With Peter Vecsey (jj) Kays to Succaaa [M AX] MOVIE: Sweet Dreams' (CC) CIO News ISSUME Based on country singer Patsy Cline's rise ® Soap (S) DIscovar Now arrange the circled letters to CF) (22) Wheel of Fortune (CC) to stardom and her rocky relationship with [ESPN ] SportsLook forrrt the surprise answer, as sug­ ® PELICULA: 'Los Hombras no Doran' gested by the above cartoon. (T) SI 00,000 Pyramid her husband. Jessica Lange, Ed Harris. Crearon su propia ley para vengar enganos [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Damaol In DIatrass' An _L Ann Wedgeworth. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In y humillaciones. Jorge Rivero, Lorana Ve­ American dancer in London w oo l an hal- □ in i (11) Cheers Stereo) lazquez. reai mistaking her for a chorui giri. Fred f18i Best of Saturday Night ito.errm°Fp‘‘a i x i i ; r [U S A ] Riptide The Riptide boys try to d 7 )S C T V Aatsire, George Burnt. Grscie Allen. 1937. '20 M*A*S*H clear the name of a man who served a 10- @ ) Three's Company IE Nows (R)' (Answers tomorrow) (24^ MacNeii / Lehrer Nawshour year prison sentence for a crime he didn't 2:05AM [CN N ] Moneyline Jumbles: FLUID HOUSE OPPOSE SOUALL (26' Barney Miller commit. (60 min.) 2:10AM [MAX]DangatousFHmClub Yeatarday's [D IS ] Missing Adventures of Ozzie end Answer What the female dinosaur said to her grouchy (30) (40; W in. Lose or Draw 8:30PM CID $6) Growing Pains (CC) 2:30AM (B) TwWght Zone mete-YOU OLD FOSSIL Mike puts his talents to use as a salesman Harriet (M' Maude for a stereo store with a disreputable im­ [ESPN ] Truck and Tractor Pull [C N N ] Sports Latonlqtit (41) La Dama de Rosa age. (R) [TM C ] MOVIE: "The Ooepel According [ESPN ] SportsContor -V (57) Nightly Business Report (3 ) Entartainment Tonight to Vic' A skeptical Catholic-school teacher 2:40AM ®Nlotitwatch (Si) Three's Company rejects the belief that his recent string of 9:00PM 3D Jake and tha Fatman successes are actual miracles. Tom Conti, [M A X] MOVIE; 'Nlghtforco' A female [CN N ] Moneyline Jake's friend and former partner is slain Helen Mirren, David Hayman. 1986. Rated commando leads a hand-picked teem of [ESPN ] SportsCenter wNIe returning from his engagement PG-13. adventurers on a daring mlasion to rescue party. (60 min.) (R) a senator's kidnapped daughter. Linds [USA] Airwolf [USA] Airwolf (X) Moonlighting (C C) A strange oc­ Blair, Richard Lynch, James Van Patten. 7:30PM CF) p m Magazine currence convinces a deeply depressed 1 1:30PM® ® ) Wilton North Report 1987. Rated R. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (D Current Affair Maddie that she plays an integral pan in [H BO ] Snoak Proviows Astrograph the lives of all her friends. (60 min.) (R) 2:45AM ( D (2S) Jeopardy! (CC), ® ® Nightlina (CC). 3:00AM 03) Focus on Succoss OD Barney Miller CX) Morton Downey Jr. (S) Honeymooners of spades, and presumes that South 9 ® ® Hunter Hunter and McCaH investi­ [CNN] Nows Ovomight (VD INN News @ ) Diamonds A distillery owner's son is Choose an entry holds the A-Q of clubs, but what about ness could lead to your undoing today. gate the death of Rick's former flame, AUe- kidnapped just as the company is about to [D IS ] Antto of Avonlaa: Tho Contbiuihg (}D ( ^ Carson's Comedy Classics the king of hearts? Maybe he doesn’t You may postpone making a decision gra. (60 min.) (In Stereo) be taken over. (70 min.) (R) Story of Anno of Groon GaMos (CC) NORTH so long that you might be forced to ® M*A»S*H Eager for now sxperieiKea and realizing that sets a trap have it. West, then, will lead a heart. ® dZ) Politica of Food This documentary ® Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) ♦ 5 2 make an unwise, snap judgment under explores why there is widespread hur>ger that adulthood hat changed her raletion- Declarer has no choice but to finesse, ^ Newlywed Game ® Racing from Plainsfiald VAQIO WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll in the midst of plenty. FHmed in Brazil, the shipa with friends Gilbert (Jonathan Crom- By Jamei Jacoby ^ B irth d a y pressure. ( ^ NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at Pitts and EUist will take the king and play a Sudan, lr>dia. Bangladesh and the United Hogan’s Heroes bia) and Diana (Schuylar Gram), Antw (Me­ ♦ Q74 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Be extra burgh Penguins (2 hrs., 30 min.) gan Follows) leaves home to taach at a ♦ J 10 9 8 3 spade through, and down South will go. THATfe A VERY REAUSTIC I T LOOKS WELL, TD BETTER States. (2 hrs.) (g )N a w s Obviously it’s a lot easier to play careful what you are doing today, espe­ ® Hollywood Squares giri's sctKTOl In Kingsport. (60 min.) Part 1 The apparently far-out play that FACE SOVIEONE DREW AUWOST LIKE BE EET-nNlSHOWE. Doc.90,1887 cially when performing undesirable La InckMnabla [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred EAST bridge if you can look at all four (57) World of Survival (R) of 4. WEST should be a winner is for declarer to llte ALIVE. Now places, new faces and new inter­ tasks. Be sure to keep your thumb out [C N N ] Larry King Uva Hickman. Nick Charles. ♦AQ963 ♦ B74 han£. Such a farsighted declarer in ON THATRI3CK. ests wlH have a special fascination for (jj) FemHy Ties [E S P N ] Ski World Weekly aariaa for re- play to dummy’s ace of hearts at trick 8 of the way of the hammer. [D IS ] Anna of Avonlaa: The Continuing [D IS ] M O VIE; 'T o the Shores of Tripoli' wsationsl akiars. TT84 YK752 today’s deal would win the opening two. When West wins the king of clubs, you In the year ahead. Lots of changes [C N N ] Crossfire The cold realities of Worid War II trans­ CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) The re­ Story of Anna of Qraan OaMas (CC) [ T M C ] M O VIE: 'fifiodom Girls' Three ♦ J 10 8 ♦ 9 5 32 lead with bis spade 10 and play A-Q of that you weren't able to make in the form an arrogant young man into a pa­ be cannot believe that Eiast holds the quests of a demanding friend aren't [D IS] Mouseterpiece Theater Eager for new experiences and realizing young giris from L.A. make tha moat of the 4K54 ♦ 62 that adulthood has changed her relation­ triotic Marino. John Payne. Maureen clubs. Perhaps West would win the king of hearts, so he leads a diamond. past are in the offing. likely to rest too well with you at this [ESPN ] Skiing: Powder 8 World Cham­ singles scene at night. Virginia Madton, ships wHh friends Gilbert (Jonathan Crom- O'Hara, Randolph Scott. 1942. king, but he would not be able to get CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 18) Be your time. Usually you can tolerate, or at pionship From British Columbia, Canada Daphne Zuniga, CyntNa Gibb. 1986. Rated SOUTH And that’s nine tricks and thank you own person today. Don't yield to peer bia) and Diana (Schuyler Grant), Anne (Me­ [ESPN ] SportsCenter PG-13. (In Starao) ♦ K J 10 Elaat on lead to come through declar­ very much. Note that this play will least cope with this person, but not (R) gan Follows) leaves home to teach at a pressure, especially If your friends try to [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Armed and Dangeroue' ♦ J963 er’s K-J of spades before the declarer today. (M A X ) Cinemax Comedy Experiment: girl's school in Kingsport. (60 min.) Part 1 3:30AM (33) MOVIE: -TargotofanAs- lose some overtricks when West holds encourage you to do something of Chris Elliott's FDR-A One-Men Show of 4. (C C) After being fired from the police tasaln' Tw o man conspire agaitwt an Afri­ ♦ AK6 had taken bU nine tricks. Looking at the heart king, but will not lose the lurilM' V iiaM vv V ' Continuity of ef­ force, a cop becomes an emned security which you disapprove. (3et a Jump on LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) (CC]L.<^my-winning actor/writer Chris El­ can leader, one a paid aaaaatin and one ♦ AQ7 only his own hand and dummy, a mere contract. life by understanding the Influences fort Is extremely Important In competi­ liott p>ock8 the one-man show routirre with [TM C] MOVIE; 'Dangerously Closa' c w d for a rent-o-cop company. John The days of some upper crust h i ^ school who kidnapa him for ranaom. Anthony Vulnerable: Neither mortal is more likely to go to dummy which are governing you In the year tive Involvements today. If you let your his version of FDR. (In Stereo) Candy. Eugene Levy, R o b ^ (-oggia. Quinn, John Phillip Law, Simon Sabala. James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on vigHantes are numbered when the school 1986. Rated PG-13. (in Stereo) Dealer: South and take the club finesse. That way he 7 ahead. Send for your Astro-Graph pre­ guard down or start relaxlitg, your op­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'Modem Qiris' Three newspaper editor exposes them as ac- 1978. Bridge’ and “Jacoby on Card Games’ will make the contract whenever East dictions today. Mall $1 to Astro-Graph, position may run past you. young girls from L. A. make the most of (he 11:36PM ® Entertainment Toniglit compHcM 10 murder.'John StockweN, J. [E S P N ] W om on's V o B o y M (2 hra.) (R) East South holds the club king. Furthermore, he (written with bis father, the late Os­ ACRES by Jim c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, VEIOO (Aug. 29-Sapt 32) Subdue ten- singles scene at night. Virginia Madsen, Eddie P e ^ , Carey LoweH. 1986. Rated R. Jane Seymour discusses her T V m o ^ West North U.S. Davis about Wallis Simpson sr>d Edward VIII. (In [C N N ] lany King OvMiiight ! ♦ will not necessarily lose the contract wald Jacoby) are now avaiiabie at Cleveiand. OH 44101-3428. Be sure to dendaa today to criticiza associatas Daphne Zuniga. Cynthia Gibb. 1986. Rated (In Stereo) 4:00AM PG-13. (In Stereo) Stereo) Pass 3NT bookstores. Both are published by state your zodiac sign. without just provocation. Caustic com­ [U S A ] CoUaga Basketball: Auburn vs. [D IS ] Anno of Auonlio: Tho Continuing ! ♦ 2^ when West has the king. Pharos Books.______AQUARRJB (Jan. 80-Fob. 19) Be sure ments could trigger a heated exchange. 8 : 0 0 ^ M (X) Houston Knights (CC) VUtanova (2 hrs.) (Live) 12:00AM CD Aak Dr. Ruth Story of Anno of Groon OaUM (CCl Pass Pass Pass Suppose declarer plays to the queen that you and your mate are on the same URRA (Sepl. 28-Oel. 23) Conditions L u n ^ and LaFiamma go after a modern- 9:30PM [HBO] MOVIE: Three Aml- m EntartainnMm Tonight of diamonds and leads the jack of Opening lead: ♦ 6 wavolength today regarding the direc­ are a trifle tricky In joint ventures today. day Robin Hood who robs banks and distri­ goa' (C C) Three unemployed screen cow­ (U) Star Trak clubs. When declarer plays low. West Two to four cups of coffee increase butes the loot to unemployed oil field boys are mistakenly recruited to drive a heart rate, body temperature and gas­ tives each gives to those In your charge. Don't be e n tlc^ Into a situation where (3) Fowl My Paopio can win the king. West knows that you do all the giving and the other guy workers. (60 min.) (R) greedy tyrant out of a small Texas town. tric juice secretion. Conflicting commands Invite rebellion. Cbavy Chase, Steve Martin. Martin Short. ® Contumar DItoount Notwork HALL FOR RENT South holds A-K of diamonds and K-J PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Ribbing or does all the taking. (.5 MOVIE; ...... 'n 1986. Ratird PG. (In Stereo) (S ) AHrad Hitchoock Praaanta For parlies, abowera, recepliona, kidding others may seem Innocuous to SCORPIO (O eL 24-Nov. 32) Look out love with a murdeied woman s ponrait. you today, but be careful who you roast. lor your self-Interosts today, but don't Gene Tierney. Dana ArKlrews. Clifton 1 0:00PM (X) l*w & Harry McQraw ® Qukioy meetings. Complete kitchen focilitiaa. / feather your neet at the expense of Webb. 1944 Harry Investigates when one of Ellie's [CNN] Ntwtnight Urge enclosed parking lot. Inquire: A sensitive pal may take your ioshlng friends is accused of murdering his weal­ someone else. If you do, that which you 3 ^ (46). W ho's the Boss? (C C) Without [E S P N ] CoHaga Baakttfaall: Louisiana seriously. thy wife. (60 min.) (R) ARIES (March 21-AprH 18) In situations gain is likely to be only temporary. telling her father. Samantha arranges a Stats at Navada-Las Vsgas (2 hra.) (Uva) LKhaaBiaa Hall date with a 15 year-old child prodigy (fl) (D (X ) ® News today where there Is something of value SAOITTARIUE (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) [M AX] MOVIE; 'Ordkiaiy Pscyds' A 24 QOLWAV STRUT (In Stereo) ( I ) thirtysomathing (CC) Hopa drives MANOHUTIR PEOPLEknow there's a certainWHO magic knowI ml mm# ■ ■ s s s T j at stake, be careful not to let someone Something you are Intending to take young boy it ovarcomt by guHt ahar hit OtOkelMetP.Mi less prudent than you Influence your care of but haven't gotten around to yet (X) Evening Magazine everyone crazy anticipating a visit from her oldtr brothtr htt t fttti accidtnt. Winnar r m parents. (60 min.) (R) Phono B4B4W1B about Classified Advertising. W A A A thinking. could start causing you complications (3i) (J® Uberty Bowl: Arkansas vs. Geor­ of four O tctrt, Including Batt Picture. Don­ TAUmJO (April 20-May 20) Indecislve- as of today. Slop rationalizing. gia Memphis, Tenn. (3 hrs.) Star Trak ald Suthartsnd, Mary Tyler Moore, MANCHESTER HERALD. Tueaday. Dec. » . IW7 - It 1« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Dec. 29, 1987 NOTICB o f PUBLIC NOTICB OF DISSOLUTION AUCTION I HOMES HOMES HOMES |5 T 1 HOMES ARTIFICBB8 LIIN NOTICB TO CMDITORS IHFIP V/ANTED FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE FDD SALE f m 3 l e 1f74 P o r t c h t 914. ID J>9rtbv qlvon •47429908242at Simon Sports pm irant to Soetton SsS to of JUST Llstedl Immpecca- MANCHESTER. Your Cor Contar. Inc.. Routo6A44. •ho Connoctleut Oontrol FAMILY room with HAPPY Holtdoysll Be­ MANCHESTER. By Bolton. C T on Wodnosdav. 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Including adver­ ONE OF THE nicest number and I will call of Grampvs. 706 Main Come In or call needs mature person, loviiy ‘‘pattcm- tisements In any free distri­ rtit.’) " afphan is knitted has exciting designs in all JAMES F. FOGARTY, SECRETARY things about wont ods Is you back. Street Manchester. Marcelle M /F to sell toll line of bution publications pub­ ) lom 4-ply hund-knitting types of needlework from BOARD OF DIRECTORS lished by the Manchester their low cost. Another Is EXPERIENCED Home high quality lubricants CLERICAL. Filing, Olsten yam and No. 6 needles, which to choose your Ootad at Manchester, Connecticut this 23rd day of Decern- Herald. Penny Sleffert, their quick action. Try a Health Aide to care for to manufacturing, measuring .ll x 65 inches. bar, 19S7. Publisher. want ad today! phones, typing Inciud- trucking, construction patterns; a Free Pattern i Ing various office du­ semMnvalld Female In Temporaries No. .5901 has complete 053-13 Coventry. 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