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WASmNOTON (AP) - Tbe 440 Senate gaye float congressional Mon. approval Friday to a new 66 mph n iF , ■ p^ limit for rural intersUte oor- highways, sending the White House 14000 an ••• trillion highway and masa IS3. transit bill that Resident Reagan denounced tor "excessive spend ing” and promised to veto. The House-approved speed limit that rtrlct provision cleared the Senate nItM quickly after Minority Leader imtt Robert J. Dole, R-Kan., abandoned Man- until his plan to strip the highway bill of I. tor •••0 million in road and bridge ivor- Hnw "demonstration projects" sought by lawmakers for their home districts. •SK These funds, which the White Mrt- House criUcised as Intended for Yh'S "favorite pork barrel projects" of I any individual legislators, are con tained in a compromise highway .JR. bill which passed the House in •nor January and the Senate in trlct February. The speed limit provision was attached to the previously ap proved highway bill Friday and sent to Reagan. Dole said the ICWM president’s veto would provide a muo- major test of his strength in I Im- Congress as Reagan aeeka to rebound from the poliUcal damage M.ot of the Iran-Oontra affair. ilton CT. The overall |U billion bill In cludes 070 billion for road conatruc- r l n o Uon projects and $10 billion for iloln mass transit programs over the next five years, funds that should con- rjM have started flowing to the states UM when the current fiscal year bMan Oct t * ' * ^ s |l ( M ebjwiliag to the demon- stlrS«s|iprqJdcta,Reagani 4 ta TH IY LOST — DePaul coach Joey Meyer holds his head as he can’t APOholo co- Mtat the inass tranMbJw«inima believe what he sees from his Blue Demons in their Midwest Regional were too ekpimaivn, wiMtrly tar------: MtaB2iclUesindof iwa semifinal against Louisiana State University Friday night at Riverfront tbeondmib value.. ItN Coliseum in Cincinnati. LSU eliminated DePaul, 63>58, and earned the berth in Sunday’s regional final. Story on page 55. TMm to page $ AIDS drug is iwt a cure 'MAGAEINE PULUMJT KCnOK Patient groups worried about cost... page 2 MAPU by Brue* Bm IH*
MV AIDS patient groups worry Me?rHA , Senate OKs v e N T n u x m I about high cost of new drug J 65-m p h limit NEW YORK (A P) - Organiza- tiono reproflenting AIDS patients Conlinaed from page 1 said the government's approval of I the first anti-AIDS drug was a small " If this bill is presented to me in its current form, I ■top in the right direction, but they will return it to the Congress withinit my signature,” emphasized Friday that it was not a Reagan warned in a letter Wednesday to Senate cure and expressed concern that Majority Leader Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va. many deserving patients would not Dole’s aides said be dropped his plans for a bruising be able to afford it. parliamentary floor battle over the 3990 million "One of the frightening things is provision opposed by Reagan because he doubted he that because of the cost of the drug, had enough votes to prevail. it will offer some false hope for Dole told his colleagues that with warm weather people who simply can’t afford the approaching, he did not want to stall road construction $8,M0 to 310,090 a year that this projects by rMciiM further delays in federal funds lESR drug will cost," said Jeffrey Levi, which the states s ^ l d have received rnomhs ago. executive director of the National Reagan, in a statement issued before the Senate Gay Task Force in Washington. vote, promised to veto the highway bill even with the 65 D.C. mph speed limit provision that he and many L «vi noted that some patients lawmakers from rural and Western states favor. CoBBccticirt Weather now receiving the drug free as part "Congress can’t have it both ways," he said. "They of research programs may sud can’t talk about cutting unnecessary deficit spending denly find themselves forced to pay and then vote in favor of bills that ^ s t the budget." Ceirtnd, c u t toterlor. MmthwMt hiterter: Saturday, for it and may have to discontinue Said the president: "M y vote will be to veto bills that considerable cloudiness. A chance of a few snow treatment. spend unnecessary billions on projects the American flurries or sprinkles. Hi|li in the middle 40s. North wind “ There has to be an (Obligation on people cannot affori. I am in full support of reasonable 5 to IS mph. Chance of snow 40 percent. Saturday nij^t. the part of the government and cloudy with a few snow flurries possible. Low in the Borroughs Wellcome (the drug’s tuning levels for these programs similar to the lower 80s. Sunday, morningclouds and a few flurries or maker) to try to resolve that legislation passed by the Senate. But I am adamantly Marsha Rabe, left, as the Judge, and Bill Civic Center. Rabe and ManettI are opposed to the excessive spending that is In the bill as it sprinkles giving way to afternoon sunshine. High near situation," Levi said. Mannetti, right, as the grim reaper, act out members of the Animal Rights Front. 50. The drug — called azidothymi- emerged from the conference committee.” David Dixon Is dressed as Frank Perdue. dine, or AZT, and marketed under The Senate origiBally approved a bill without the 3890 a mock trial of Frank Perdue, president of Northwest Mils: Saturday, considerable cloudiness. the name luitrovir — can prolong million in demonstration projects approved by the Perdue Inc., Friday outside the Hartford Still a chance of a few snow flurries. High near 40. the lives of some patients with House, but went along with them in exchange for House North wind around 10 mph. Saturday night, lots of a(X|ulred immune dMiidency syn- acceptance of the 05 mph speed limit overwhelmingly clouds and still a chance of a few snow flurries. Low dnime, but It is highly toxic to the favored by the Senate. The House approved the new bear SO. Sunday, morning clouds a few snow flurries blood-producing bone marrow rural interstate speed limit Wednesday on a 217-206 roll giving way to afternoon sunshine. High in the middle Cluck-cluck cells. As a conse<|uence, some call vote. 40s. patients taking the drug (tovelop Dole relintpiished his hope of attaching the original anemia and require blood Senate bill, minus the demonstration project money, to transfurions. the speed limit resolution and sending the new, less Animal activists urge meatless diet Because AZT does not kill the costly measure to an uncertain fate — or a quiet death Lottery Wfainers — in the House. AIDS virus or block infection, it HARTFORD (A P) - If chickens chickens for human consumption. people during the the lunch hour. But Dole told his colleagues he had assurances that cannot in any way be considered a had lips, they might have horrible Chickens at Perdue Farms Inc. He also said he was thrilled that a cure for AIDS. Its effect is merely before Reagan exercises his promised veto, the White are grown and processed “ as representative of at least one House would be willing to reopen negotiations with tales to tell. Connecticut dally Friday; sn. Play Four; MM. to inhibit reproduction of the virus, That’s what a handful of animal humanely as modem agricultural mitdoor group was on hand. An Congress on the outlines of a new highway bill closer to Connecticut “ Lotto" Friday; 10, It, CS, tt, SI, 40. and thus regulate, to some extent, activists said Friday as they technology allows." saiilJim Blan official from the Connecticut the Senate’s original version. the symptoms. conducted a mock trial of chicken kenship. a spokesman for the Sportsmen Alliance snapped photo- “ People who take the drug are In Salem, N.H., Thursday night, after a presidential mogul Frank Perdue outside the company. Blankenship said there graohs not going to have their immune news conference dominated by questions about the Hartford Civic Center. was “ no basis" for the (riticlsms of “We knew there would be deficiency go away,” said Law passers-by," Mannetti said. “ The Inilex ABpbeto Iran-Contra affair. Dole told reporters he was not sure Dressed in animal costumes or Perdue. rence Kaplan, medical director of that Reagan would be able to persuade Congress to masks, the activists tried Perdue The show drew a small crowd of thing is to sensitize people to the the AIDS clinic at San Francisco An employBB of Burroughs Wellcome Co. operates a sustain a veto of the highway bill. That would require on their allegations that the conduct spectators and interested passers- issues." Advice — Local new t. General Hospital, where AZT has by, who alternately listened, Members of the group also said Wflflfcl, machine which fills capsules an the anti-AIDS at the two-thirds majorities of both the House and Senate. of his business is cruel to animals. Obituarlet— been in use for some time. "The veto will be a key test of the president’s An activist wearing a bald wig and laughed and shouted encourage Perdue portrayed sexist attitudes Business_____ 10 Opinion. company's plant In North Carolina. The Federal Drug “ They are going to continue to strength, or the president will be back in the soup," mock-blood stained laboratory coat ment. Members of the Animal as advertisiM spokesman for his Churches____ Senior Cltliens. Administration Friday approved the drug for treatment of company. They claimed when have problems with the. usual Dole said. portrayed Perdue. Rights Front group handed out Classified____ Sports______47-80 complications of AIDS, though it’s AIDS patients. Perdue talks about “ plump thighs” Cofflica______Dole said Friday that a Senate vote on overriding a The prosecuting attorney was a literature. U.S./World______10-11 possible that may occur at a slower Bill Mannetti, an A R F member and “ big breasts,” he’s not Just Connecticut__ Weekend Pius Maoazine Reagan veto of the bill would be much narrower than character called Clucker Darrow; rate," he said. tional Cancer Institute, who led the who played death In the skit, said he referring to chickens. Entertainment. .37-30 — r______Pullout 21-30 effectively and with less toxicity,” the 96-2 margin by which the Senate passed the bill on the Judge was Oliver Wendell Ham. “ It’s a small step in the right was pleased with the turnout. He ’niey also criticized meat produc research project to develop the Broder said. Feb. 4. Asked if he had the votes to override a veto. Perdue, a Maryland business direction. This drug seems to have drug, agreed with that said the group’s goal was to ers for slaughtering billions of Majority Leader Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va., replied; "I man, was found guilty and was some demonstrated benefit in the characterization. Broder predicted that develop distribute its literature to 500 cattle and hogs. don’t know." sentenced to stop his slaughter of short term, in terms of survival. ‘ ‘What we have to do is to take the ments in technology and the availa ManrliPBtrr Hrrald But we have no idea what kind of momentum from AZT and channel bility of other anU-AIDS drugs benefit it has in the long term ." it into further researcih, so that we would produce a drop In the cost of U8P8 327-800 VOL. CVI, No. 146 Dr. Samuel Broder of the Na- can learn how to do things more AIDS drug treatments. Lassow likely to step down in Eighth District Penny M. Sleffert. Publisher number of areas, and he suggested he negotiating since January, but no District’s four-member negotiating Oougiss A Bevins Sheldon Cohen By George Layng may not seek the presidency if Irish Esseutivs Editor compromises hove been reached. Las panel. . Composing Msnsger does. “ We don’t think Walt’ s bMn doing Denise A. Bobetts Bobert K. Hubberd Herald Reporter sow Friday reiterated earlier com Irish is the Insurance agent for the Suicide teens used cocaine the job,” he said. Advertising Director Pressroom Msnsger ments that he does not think progress is utility authority and was a leader in the Mertt F Abrsitls Jeenns O. Fromerth Eighth Utilities District Director successful campaign last fall to defeat a Businees Msnsger being mode in the talks. While Landers said he gets along with Clrculetlon Manager HACKENSACK, N.J.
What did President Reagan’s news conference Thursday reveal to you? The fbneral will be Ttoesdpy at 1 IMOrpV ^ IPwfvOWV Anna Lauff, 91, p.m. at SI. M a iy a Eptecopal maid to Chanaya George A. Maiiowe, 84. of 69 dinrcb, 41 Park 9 t. Burial will be in Pleasant St.. (Red F r l4 ^ at Man East Cemetery. CalHng hours at Anna Lauff, 91, who was a maid chester Memtnrlr' Hospital. the Holmes Funeral Home, 466 for Manchester’s Cheney fam ily for He was bom in Northampton. Main St., are Ifenday from 2 to 4 many years, died Thurmlay in Mass.. and he lived in Boston before p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. movingto Manchester 16'years ago. She was bom in Austria-Hungary Before retiring, he was employed at Memorial donations may be on April 14, 1895, and came to the Farrington Co. He graduated made to the Book of Remembrance. Manchester in 1911. She worked for from Amherst College and earned St. Mary’ s Episcopal Church, or the the Cheney Bros, silk mills until his law degree at Bo^on College. Manchester Sheltered Workshop, 1929, then became maid and attend He Is survived by a sister. Mrs. 57 Hollister St. ant to the Cheney family until the Grace McCann. He was prede death of Mrs. Charles (Hieney in ceased by another sister. Marion 1953. For the last 27 years, she lived Godlnira. in Canada. ’The funeral will be M oM ay at M to YoufifWifi, 18, Her sister, Susanna (LaufA Roth 16; 36 a.m. from the John F. Tierney i of Manchester, said Friday that Funeral Rome, 219 W. Center St., Anna was among the many who lost followed by a mass of Christian NEW YORK (AP> - Smfle M n . H.W. Pfenriag: BefeMInno: “He knows Edward Armstrong; “I On the Cheney family property in the early Rosalie Harris: Donald Beaoit; "I TImTksraeley: “ Ithink their Jobs due to layoffs id 1929. Mr. burial at II a m. at St. James Youngman, wife of comedian “It sounded to me like he (the truth) but he isn't 19508, Suaanna (Lau^ Roth, left, poses Henny Youngman and target of one (ton’t think he was in “They’re nmning a game, wanted to see what be had he’s ly ii« through his Cheney took her in and gave her a Church. Burial win be in St. M ary’s was very well rehearsed. saying. First he tried to volved as deep as people playing with people’s to say. It left a lot to be teeth. He evades too many with her sister, Anna Lauff, and the Job to work with the family, Roth Cemetery. Northampton. Mass. of the best-known and shortest He acted like a clone to deny it. It’s something think he Is ... I really don’t minds ... He’s got to know. desir^. He cUdn’t solve points. I think he’s looking Cheney's pet poodle. Anna Lauff died said. Calling hours are Moriday from 16 one-Hners in Amoriean come4y, me. I thought it was that Just got out of hand.” died after a long IRness. She was 62. think he’s doing anything Otherwise he wouldn’t be any problems.” right now for an arms One day, Mr. Cheney surprised to 16:36 a.m.. terrible. In the past few about it. I think somebody Thursday. president.” treaty to make himself his wife with a puppy, Roth “Take my wife ... ploase!” was years, he's become else is behind it all, deeper look good before he leaves remembered. Mrs. C3ieney fell in facetious.” than they think.” MarlfMi L— w on among a number of Jtdtes Young- office.” love with the dog, and it was Anna’s Martha (Boyle) Leemon, 95. of 12 man cracked at his wife’s expense. job to care for the puppy as well as Calendars Newman St., died Thursday at a manage her other duties. "E v e “ She took it with a grain of salt.” local convalescent home. She was ryone in town knew Anna and the Youngman, 81, said. “ Mie knew I the wife of the late Thomas J. was just joking. Mie always stuck dog,” Roth said. Lee mon. Drivers ‘discover* deer crossing on Lake Street Manchester Another sister, Katherina by me. and that’s what counts.” She was bom in Drumcree. (Lauff) Horwath, lives in Hamil Monday County Armagh. Northern Ireland, Mrs. Youngman died Thursday By Andrew Yurkovskv Road. Bolton, said his car was totaled. desire to keep the deer. DEP Wildlife Bureau, said that giving Advisory Board of Health. Lincoln Center gold room, ton, Ontario. on Dec. 25. 1891. She came to this at Roosevelt Hospital. She and Herald Reporter Neither driver was hurt. The funeral will be Monday at the Hoffman said he had been offered the the operator possession of the deer 4:30 p.m. country in 1916. settling in Man Youngman had been married 58 Both Hoffman and Patrizzi were L.G. Wallace Funeral Home in deer, but had decided against keeping It. would make it more likely that the Zoning Board of Appeals. Lincoln Center hearing chester, and she lived here for 76 years. VERNON — It was more than just a traveling north on Lake Street when the Hamilton, Ontario, with a burial in “ I Just didn’t want to be bother^,” he animal would be used as food. In the room. 7 p.m. years. coincidence when IS-year-old Dave accidents occurred, police said. Hof Chaper Hill Memorial Garden, also In addition to her husband. Mrs. said. past, police have been forced to dispose Permanent Memorial Day Committee. Lincoln She was a member of St. Mary’s Hoffman crashed into a deer on Lake fman’s accident happened at about 8; 30 in Hamilton. Youngman is survived by a daugh The bill approved by the House would of deer in landfills because owners could Center gold room. 7:30 p.m Episcopal Church and St. Mary’s Street Tuesday night. p.m. Tuesday; Patrizzi’s was Monday ter, Marilyn; a son, Gary, and three allow the driver to keep the deer or give not be located in time. Brys said. Church Guild. She was a past The accident occurred the same day at about 8 p.m. Commission on Aging. Senior Center. 7:30 p.m Ethel M. Seaton grandchildren. it to someone else. Rep. Mary Mu- Board of Education. Robertson School, 7:30 p.m. mistress and treasurer for 66 years the state House approved a bill that Hoffman said that posting the area as chinsky. D-Wallingford. said the bill Ethel M Seaton. 95, of Coventry, for the Daughters of Liberty 17, A funeral was scheduled Friday would make a deer killed in such an a deer crossing might be a good idea, 'fnesday was proposed because there had been at Democratic Town Committee subcommittee. Munci- died Friday at the Meadows Conva L.O.L. She was also a member of in Manhattan. accident the property of the operator of because there is no warning sign. But least two incidents in the state in which Farms raplaea haciendas lescent Home in Manchester. She the vehicle involved in the crash. pal Building coffee room. 7 p.m Temple Chapter 53, O.E.S., and a Vernon police Lt. Clarence Neff said the motor vehicle owner had given the Medium-sized farms, which now was the widow of Benjamin Seaton. member of Sunset Rebekah Lodge A day earlier, within several hundred there are no plans to post a deer- Wednesday deer to another individual who was account for a fifth of Latin America’s She was born Oct. II, 1891 in East 39. feet of where Hoffman’s car struck the crosslng sign on the road. Town-Eighth Utilities District negotiating session. subsequently arrested for illegal posses farming area and a third of the region’s Hartford, and she was a Coventry She Is survived by a daughter, deer. Edward P atiin I’s car also struck “ It happens every year,” Neff said, Lincoln Center hearing room. 7:.30 p m EMERGENCY sion of the animal. total output arereplacingthe traditional resident for 45 years. She was a Mrs. Walter (Florence) Ford of and killed a deer. noting that Vernon is a rural town. Thursday Fire — Police — Medical Existing law gives ownership to the Latin American hacienda, which was Town Board of Directors budget workshop. Lincoln member of the First Congrega Manchester; two sons, W. James Vernon police said that PatrizzI, 51. of Both deer were taken away by the owner of the motor vehicle, but does not characterized by underutilization of Center hearing room, 5 p.m ' tional Church of Coventry. LeemOn and Ernest J. Leemon. 44 Pilgrim Lane. Manchester, was able game warden of the state Department of mention whether the owner can desig She is survived by two daughters. DIAL 911 to drive his car away from the scene of land and a large labor force, according Judge’s hours. Probate Court building. 6:30 p m. both of Manchester; six grand Environmental Protection, Neff said. nate another individual as a recipient. to the Inter-American Development Elizabeth Stevenson of Newington children; and eight great In Manchester the accident. But Hoffman, of 55 Notch Patrizzi’s son said his father had no George Brys, assistant director of the Bank. and Shirley Bruneau of Coventry; grandchildren. Andover two sons, Roy Seaton of Granby and Monday Kenneth Seaton of Manchester: 15 Board of Finance budget workshop. Andover grandchildren: 24 great Local News in Brief Elementary School. 7:30 p.m. grandchildren; and two great- Recreation Commission, Town Office Building. 8:15 great-grandchildren. Who says GreenPro" pm. The funeral will be Monday at 11 gives you a greener, thicker, IR8 hat tolMraa info line HERE'S WHAT'S NEW! Wednesday a m. at the Potter Funeral Home, Board of Finance budget workshop. Town Office 456 Jackson St . Willimantic. The weed-free lawn? HARTFORD — Internal Revenue Service District Building. 7:30 p.m. Rev. Bruce Johnson will officiate. Director James E. 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Mail or drop off to the Manchester Herald of Bolton Columbia. ______' Free fishing clast offered Monday Card of Thanks fice at: Public Building 'Commission. Community Hall We wish to extend our heartfelt With the start of the fishing season Just four weeks fireplace room, 7:30 p.m. thanks and appreciation for the away, the state Department of Environmental 16 Brainard PI., Manchester, CT 06040 Senior Citizens Committee, Bentley Memorial Protection is offering a class for those interested In acts of kindness, messages of sym Library, 7:30 p.m. learning how to fish. pathy, beautiful floral arrange Wednesday ments and mass offerings received The course will teach basic techniques and provide I want to become a New Manchester Herald Conservation-Inland Wetlands Commission. Herrick Save *17 Now on Green Pro! information about Connecticut’s waters, fishing tackle from our kind friends, neighbors Memorial Park, 7:30 p.m. and relatives during our recent To Introduce you to the program, we've cut *17 and natural bait, according to instructor George Subscriber (for a minimum of 13 weeks). Revenue sharing public hearing. Community Hall. Noonan. The lessons are open to those 12 years and sorrow. We would especially like to 7:30 p.m. off the price of the total program. older, and are geared towards the novice, although the thank the Anderson-Shea Post Name...... I S Thursday Auxiliary 2046 V.F.W., The World more experienced angler is welcome, Noonan said. Board of Education. Bolton Center School, 7:30 p.m. “ It’s to get a good background about what fishing is War 1 Auxiliary 786 Chapter 17, $ 7 4 9 5 about — it’s not Just a rod and reel,” he said. Address...... Coventry Disabled American Veterans Aux »57»» The free sessions will be held at the Rockville Fish iliary, and her many friends In The Regular Prioa SUa Prioa and Game Club on Fish and Game Road, Vernon. The Monday „ Veterans Organizations across the Phone. Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office classes are scheduled for 7 to 9 p.m. on March 25, April state who paid her tribute. We also CROPLEY'S LAWN A GARDEN CENTER 1 and April 8. One Per Family Building, 7:30 p.m. thank the Visiting Nurses in Man To register, call Noonan at 643-7497, or Ray Gorski at I ’Thursday „ chester for their help and support. 1262 Boston Tpke. ■ Bolton ■ 649-6364 9 Economic Development Commission, Town Office 871- 0023, Jeff Carlson at 875-7549 and Richard Tapp at The Family of Open Mon.-Sst. 9-6 / Sun. 9-5 872- 9557. Building, 7:30 p.m. ...» Board of Education. Coventry High School. 7:30 p.m. Florence Streeter ’ it ' Panel favors tax on out-of-state commuters CMMCticwt fai Brief WARTTORD fA P ) — A W11 inr p«Ming The $7 million may not be much when Also Friday, the committee approved going to go hack to Ms dtatrlct and an immme tax averaging $134 a y.»ar on compared with the hundretbof milNons a bill exempting soft drinks from the explain why he raised a tax when we the estimated M.OM out-of-state resi- of (follars the state spemh each year on sales tax when they are s e t a as ^ r t of a have a $266 million snrptos." dents who work daily in Connecticut was transportation projects, "but at least meal that would be exempt from the The proposal to eHmtnate the exempt H«ll60filBr Cfwh kMi two mtn overwhelmingly approved Friday by the commuters will be paying some sales tax. Under current law. meals tion on meals under $1 failed on a 27-5 the General Assembly’s Finance thing.’’ said Sen. William A. DWella costing less than $2 are exempt from the AMENIA. N.Y. — Two bothes were found Friday Committee l>-fhrtford. co-
KklnapptrB ttcond man U.S. patrols Tutu to moot wHh guorrHIn absorb showier PTL approach? BEIRUT, Lebanon — Kldnappera on Friday handed over another Saudi Arabian captive, the aecond in watemvay JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Archbishop RICHMOND. Va. (AP) - Taking serious public image. And for releaaed thli week, to Syrian forces in Moalem west Desmond ’Tutu will hold his first officiai talks with on the fallen Jim Bakker's ministry Falwell. acquiring PTL fadIMfes Beirut. leaders of the outlawed African National Congress will boost the Rev. Jerry Falwell’ s would be a step toward bufltNng a "They kept me blindfolded all the time, but not MANAMA. Bahrain (A P ) — guerrilla movement Saturday "by mutual request." stature in the evangelical commun cable television network Of his own. handcuffed," said Khaled Deeb, IS, who was freed Soviet warships cruise Persian his office announced. ity. but Falwell (aces problems Falwell. who also appears weekly after 54 days as a hostage. " I was not beaten." Gulf waters now, along with U.S., It said the black leader of the Anglican church in bridging the gap between his stern on cable television’ s Old-TIfne Bakr Damanhouri, a Saudi employee of his British and French patrols, in a southern Africa, who won the 1M4 Nobel Peace Prize fundamentalism and Bakker’ s Gospd Hour, said F r i ^ he does embassy’s cultural aection, was freed Wednesday rare display of Kremlin agreement for his anti-apartheid activities, would fly to Lusaka. showy pentecostalism. expert ob not plan to merge hi^operations after 56 days in captivity. with Washington that the principle Zambia, for the day of talks. servers said Friday. wHhPTL. of free navigation should be upheld ANC headquarters are In the Zambian capital. The ’The financial en^ne of Bakker’s " I will be traveling a lot back and Communists kill 18 soldlsrs there. African National Congress is the main guerrilla group 5129 million enterprise is the “ P ’TL forth," Falwell said on the Chris But the undertone of East-West fighting to end domination by South Africa's white Club.” a fervent talk and variety tian Broadcasting Network’s "Th e M ANILA, Philippines — Communist reheis killed IS rivalry stilt comes through. minority. show on which he and his wife, 700 Club.” "Obviously, we have a soldiers In their second ambush of government forces The strategic waterway has A spokesman for the organization said ANC Tammy Faye Bakker. were hosts. lot of work to (to.” in three days, military officials reported Friday. The become an arena in the Iran-Iraq president Oliver Tambo would be in Lusaka on The show brings visitors to the In accepting PTL. Falwell called first attack took It lives. war, and the Iranians have repeat Saturday, but there was no confirmation of which 2.300-acre Heritage USA retreat ftk k e r "a perscmal friend and a The casualties were the heaviest suffered by the edly threatened to close the oil-rich officials ’Tutu would meet. which includes hotels and an brother in Christ." * m illUry since insurgents Increased their activity after gulf. amusement park. “ Bakker is more of a showman the collapse id peace talks in January and aspiration of Two Soviet destroyers have oper “ One of the reasons people come than Falwell.’ ’ Hunter said from a StHlay cease>fire Feb. 5. P i ated in the gulf since Iranian R«agan aide ratuma Carter fire Is to touch and see” the Bakkers. Charlottesville. “ I think theologi Army spokesmen said two soldiers were wounded gunboats intercepted two Soviet WASHINGTON — The chief White House spokesman said Jeffrey Hadden, a University cally they’re close enmigh that for Bakker to turn the reins over to and survived the ambush Thursday on the southern freighters last September. Until lashed back at former President Carter on Friday, of Virginia professor and author of Falwell is not totally surprising.” island of Mindanao. Seven troopers were wounded in then, the Persian Gulf was mainly a saying he was out of line for accusing President the book “ Prime Time Preachers.” "Among evangelical leaders, the first amburii, which occurrMl Tuesday in Queson lake of Western military influence. Reagan of resorting to military solutions in foreign "With them gone you’ve got a province 100 miles southeast of Manila. Moscow has projected Its naval massive task of bringing someone Falwell Is recognized to have a policy disputes. measure of public integrity,” Hun presence in a bid to keep freedom of "W e are deeply disappointed by his comments, and it else in with that charismatic flair.” ter said. "B y associating with navigation in force in gulf waters. would seem that if he wants to be helpful in the area of Bakker stepped down Thursday Thitf lakM ■ $175,000 Monti Falwell. Bakker is able to acquire a About to percent of the non foreign affairs that he might want to forgo criticism of after admitting he had paid black MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa — While a thiMiter group REV. JERRY FALWELL bit of that integrity, and he goes out communist world’s oil flows U.S. leaders while he is on foreign soil," spokesman mail to cover up a sexual encoun was rehearsing, a thief entered the community center through the Persian Gulf. ter. He Is turning P T L over to as one who really is sincere." Marlin Fitzwater said of Carter. . . . expanding ministry here and cut a painting by French impressionist m Falwell. a Lynchburg-based evan Hadden said Falwell, a funda The United States maintains a Reagan, asked at a photo session about Carter s aaude Monet, valiwd at 1175,000, out of iu frame, six-unit task force there — three gelist and founder of the right-wing another University of Virginia mentalist independent Baptist, police said Friday. statements, declined to comment. professor, said Falwell and Bakker does not approve of speaking In destroyers, two frigates and an But Fitzwater responded immediately when questi lobbying group Moral Majority. The artwork, painted hy Monet around IH l, was Richard Dortch, who had been offer widely differing brands of tongues, laying on of hands and amphibious landing ship which oned by reporters. "H e’s wrong." the spokesman said rigged up to an alarm at the police station. Police executive director of PTL. was fundamental religion, and Fal- emotionalism that are hallmarks of serves as command vessel. Britain of Carter’s assertion that Reagan is more inclined to arrived at 10; 00 p.m. Thuteday— within one minute of H Twnpo/AS photo and France keep two to three named new host of the show, which well’s approach may not be attrac the charismatic pentecostals such use military force than diplomacy. the t h ^ — but the suspect was gone. Police Chief QENIIIAL KILLED — The lifeiess body of Italian Air Force vessels in the region. is broadcast nationally on cable tive to Bakker’s followers. as Bakker. James Wilkinson said. The American force was there television. The Initials stand for Hunter, who also has written Falwell has been trying to build a Qen. Llolo Qiorgleri, 6 1 , Ilea in hia car after two youths on The painUng, enUUed “ Les Bargues Depeche Devant before the Iran-Iraq conflict broke Tour of forry It calltd off both ‘’Praise the Lord” and “ Peo extensively about television evan cable television network of his own, Lea Falaises D’Etretat," or "The fishing hoaU in fnmt a motorcycle shot him dead Friday In Roma. The out in September 1560. The French ple that Love” gelism, said Bakker may have but Hadden said a target date has of the cliffs at Etretat,” was on loan to the Chamber of government blamed the Red Brigades and a caller and the British Joined them later. DUESSELDORF. West (Jermany - A travel agency Hadden and James Hunter, wanted to tap Falwell’s more been pushed back indefinitely. said Friday it canceled a tour to view the British ferry Commerce, Wilkinaon said. claimed reeponsiblllty for a group thought to be an But foreign warships have failed The canvas measured ISH inches in length and StU that capsized off Belgium. The agency said it had offshoot of the leftist terroriat organization. to protect civilian vessels that run inches in width, he said. the gauntlet of Iraqi and Iranian received complaints that the trip was in bad taste. Liberace’8 kin get no share of estate fighter-bombers, helicopter gun- The Herald of Free Enterprise capsized in shallow ships and missile boats. waters Just outside the Zeebrugge port on March 8, of his estate to the Liberace years ago. The (our, Ina, Lester, Catty rtadmnttd to hotpital killing at least 134 of the 543 people on board. Salvage LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - A Reagan asserts Bush ’The Iraqis raid merchant ships in niece and three nephews of enter Foundation for the Performing Harry and Rudy Liberace, all of WASHINGTON — William J. Casey, the former CIA the 76-mile radius it defines as a operations are still under way. Arts, which provides scholarships Los Angeles, appeared In probate The Bandrock Travel Agency earlier this week tainer Llberace (ailed Friday to director who resigned in February aRer undergoing military exclusion lone In the gulf’s gain a share of his multimillion- in the arts at 22 colleges and court here Friday. advertised a day-long bus trip to Brugge, Belgium, and An attorney representing the surgery for the removal of a brain tumor, has bMn northern sector. dollar estate, and an attorney for universities across the country. did have reservations said it would include a side trip to nearby Zeebrugge to Uberace estate, George Rudiak, readmitted to Georgetown University Hospital, a Iraq vows to choke off Iran’s oil the estate called the (our an A portion of the estate also went view the wreck of the capsized Herald of Free hospital spokeswoman said Friday. exports and so starve the Iranian embarrassment to the famed to his sister Angie Liberace, a told Judge Thomas Foley that the WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi certain reservaUons" about the Enterprise. entertainer had “ good reasons” for Casey, 73, was readmitted March 13 for "le- war machine. It bombs Iranian pianist. sister-in-law, Dora Liberace, a dent Resgan said through his secret sales of arms to Iran. evaluation" and was in sUMe condiUon Friday, said ships and oil-loading facilities. Liberace died last month at his housekeeper and some friends. excluding the (out. spokesman Friday that Vice Presi The president, asked Friday at a Foiey approved the will as filed Robin Payes, a hospital spokeswoman. In retaliation, Iran attacks. Arab Palm Springs. Calif., home of a The estate has been valued at dent George Bush did express Bumport won’t bo a candidate CBS News reported Friday that Casey had difRcuIty signing ceremony whether he is and neutral shipping. The Tehran disease which authorities said was several million dollars. last month and rejected the claims reservaUons to him about the Iran saUsfied with Bush’s advice, rep L m L E ROCK. Ark. - U.S Sen. Dale Bumpers. of the four, saying he was “ disap swallowiM and had been readmitted for further government oRen targets vessels caused by AIDS. Not mentioned In the will were arms sales iniUaUve, "but always lied, “ Always have been." pointed these people have received surgery. The hospital spokeswoman said she could not linked to countries that Iran sees as D-Ark., said Friday he won't be a candidate for the A will signed by Llberace 11 days the (our children of Rudy Llberace, supported the policy and the Later, as he and first lady Nancy Democratic presidential nomination next year. confirm the repbrt and she refused to any whether the supporting Iraq, such as Kuwait before his death Feb. 4 left the bulk a brother of the pianist who died 30 poor advice.” evaluaUon had been scheduled following Casey’s dedsions." Reagan left for a weekend at Camp and Saudi Arabia. " I have decided that I will not be a candidate in ’88." discharge flem the hospital Feb. IS. The statement came as leaders in David in Western Maryland, the Nearly 300 vessels have been Bumpers was quoted as saying in a statement both political parties said Bush’s president was asked if Bush had attacked by one side or the other telephoned by an aide. Matt James. Army to roplaco Sgt York gun bid for the Repubilean presidential supported his policy. Reagan rep- since 1004, and about 100 seamen Bumpers, who won election last year to his third nominaUon faced new complica Ued, "H e did.” have been killed. six-year Senate term, also flirted in 1984 with running ★ ★ ★ ★ WASHINGTON — The Army has started the bidding tions alter Reagan’s comment A crowd of White House volun- Iranian gunboats stop and search for the nomination. process to find a replacement for its lunked Sgt. York Thursday night that Bush had teen and interns, seeing the ships suspected of carrying war- Bumpers, 81, underwent knee surgery in mid- airdefense gun, aettUngonn "lnattra«"atrate»that raised no oblecUon to the Iran Reagans off by helicopter, held related cargoes for Iraq near the February to correct an old tennis injury. He had said calls for testing of competing ayttema to begin July 1. initiative. signe with such messages as "Good that recuperation from the surgery would be a (actor in Strait of Hormus, the gu lfs south '\ Lt. CM. Craig MacNab, an Army spokoaman, aald White House spokesman Marlin Job" and "Back in Uie Saddle,” ern gateway. his decision about running. Lately, he has been walking Friday the service’s request for proposals had been PItswater saM Reagan and Bush referring to the president’s news Sale Maritime salvage executives with a cane. issued earlier this week to intereeted companiee. discussed the matter briefly at conference. based in the gulf said Thursday that The request Itself Is dasaifled because It contains thdr regular daily meeUng on In Salem, N.H., meanwhile. Iran has deployed about six large, Parontt of Afghan boy found v ic r m i detailed specifications for the new weapon, MacNab Friday. Bush’s leading rival for the GOP mobile, anti-ship missiles overlook aald. But the Army has decided to require Interested "The president tdd me simply nomination. Senate Minority Whm IMiaMlity b Not Only i Serious ButhMss... ing the strait in response to the KALAMAZOO. 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I "Did the vice president objed to "The vice president had not said The boy, who has been staying with a farnily in Registers A Typewriters 3, ^ R was the seventh straight space launch success for the plan in lT n 7 " Reagan was in the past where he made his Abu Dhabi’s govermnent-owned Kalamazoo, was scheduled to return to an Afghan the United States alter three failures, indndiite that of asked. reservations known and the presi Al-Ittihad newspaper recently refugee camp in Pakistan last month. But tne ALLSTATE (Sshlno Mwiow^ . Stom) the apace shuttle Challenger, earty in 1595. IfO t MB IBpUBQ. dent indicated they had not been quoted Vladimir Mya k o v, a senior non-proflt agency sponsoring his visit, H e ^ t M The twoetage racket biased aloft at 5:tt p.m. BST ntswater saM he sew no conflid known to Mm,” said Nunn said Soviet official, as saying Soviet Children of Michigan, kept the boy off his "CheduiM BUSINESS into dandy aUee for an apparently flawleoe launch, between lh a tex ch u ge and Bnah’e during an appearance on NBC-TV’s warships were needed in the gulf to homeward flight, saying ail medical options tor M ACHINES^______launch cqipmentater U sa Malonq said. aeeertlon that he had “ expraeeed "TyMlay” program. protect civilian shipping. treating him hadn’t been explored amn B U S m E S S - ^ E ’RE SERVING YOU BREAKFAST sterling takes MARKET REPORT Little chance /Y \ TOGETHER Activity over the past 30 state will OK trading days and the Manchester Herald center stage Fleet merger IXWDON (AP) — The British pooad took ccater 2 3 5 0 state in forrign exch an ^ markets this week, hittint a HARTFORD (AP) - The co- fonr fear-high against the doHar despite a rednction of 2325 chairman of the legislature’s Banks the base lending rate h f Britain's mafor hanks. 2 3 0 0 Committee said Friday a proposal But anaifsts are divided about sterling's future from Fleet Financial Group to Somesaf it win cmtinueterisesiowlf andsteatHlf and 2275 allow it to merge with a New York others piediet it will retreat. bank without divesting Hs Connecti The lending rate cut was expected to affect other 2250 cut operatlcm has little chance of Interest rates, such as the rate paid on deposits. TTie W 2225 passage this session. pound's strength was Mmething of a suprise because 2200 lower British interest rates generallf make pound- The Providence, R.l.-based Fleet denominated investments less attractive and reduce ■M- 2175 announced earlier a 91.9 billion demand for sterling. -M-4 ^ f f 2150 merger with the Norstar Bancorpo- But traders sa f British Interest rates are still much ■ w ration of Albany, N.Y. Fleet pur higher, thus more attractive to investors, than rates in 4 i U h t M )) i chased Hartford-based United the United States and Japan. 2125 Bank It Trust Co. and Its holding The pound also may nave stayed strong because Dow JoA«4 Avtrsgs 2100 company. First Connecticut Ban many bankers expected the base lending rate to be cut H-gf 2,342.05 a full percentage point and it was reduced by only a half -H- i-ow 2,295.03 2075 corp, for 9290 million last year. point, to 10 percent. Cto»« 2,333.52 2050 Connecticut’s now limits its There is rampant speculation that there will be banks to interstate mergers with another cut soon. Change ^33.95 2025 other New England banks. An But analysts say it would take a cut of more than "anti-leapfrogging" provision says another full percentage point to undermine the pound. 2000 that If a New England bank buys a "There's obviously room for interest rate cuts," said 1975 Paul Chertkow. d lr ^ o r of currency economics at the *17 23 9 16 Connecticut bank and then merges brokerage firm Hoare Oovett Ltd. February Holiday March with a bank outside the region, it Some traders said the rate cuts actually have helped must get rid of the Connecticut the pound because they are seen as stimulating the bank. British economy. Fleet officials approached The government paved the way for the interest rate members of the Banks Committee cuts on Tuesday when it unveiled its fiscal 19U budget, Stocks hit record highs, announcing that It was cutting substanially its about a month ago about amending borrowing. the law to let Fleet keep its Several factors appear to limit the upside for the Connecticut holdings, said Rep pound. Dow closes above 2,300 Thomas D. Ritter. D-Hartford. co-chairman of the Banks Traders say they fear intervention from Britain's NEW YORK (AP) —Stockprices sentiment had reversed by late Committee. central bank to limit the pound's upward movement. hit record highs for the fourth Thursday. As it turned out, prices The six leading industrialised nations a g re ^ In consecutive session Friday, carry rose throughout the day, with a "The Connecticut law Is very Paris on Feb. 22 to stabilise exchange rates, though ing the Dow Jones industrial small surge closing out the session. clear," Ritter said. A change in the specific levels were not fixed. Sterling has risen 4.5 average to its first close above law this year “ is not very likely," percent against a trade-weighted basket of currencies 3,900. The Dow Jones industrials, which since then. set records every session beginning he said. Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson said The market weathered the latest with Tuesday, chalked up a 99.98- Wednesday he was “ perfectly content" with the “ triple witching hour” with little of point gain Friday to close at 3,393.83 The Fleet-Norstar mergercannot pound’s current level. the volatility that has accompanied at week’s end. The blue-chip be completed until July 1. 1988. In addition, the pound’s 11 percent decline last year some of the previous quarterly average had crossed above 3,300 when Rhode Island Is scheduled to against the basket of currencies gave exports a boost occasions when options and futures twice during trading on Wednes let Its banks engage in Interstate and helped Britain’s economy. 1%e government does on stock indexes expire. day, but had fallen back before the banking outside the region. close. not want to relinquish those gains. Early In the week, many people in Richard O’Brien, chief economist at American Bank "There Is no urgency in the the market had speculated that The market’s best known indica Ltd., said; "W e certainly wouldn’t want to see It (the matter," Ritter said. " I am sure the Friday’s witching hour might bring tor has risen 437.97 points since the pound) get any stronger." Banks Committee will be happy to a seiiotf in the stock market, but year began, or 33.1 percent. According to the Bank of England, the pound’s look Into It next year." trade-weighted value against the basket of 17 currencies closed Friday at 72.2 percent of Its 1978 value. That compared with 72. S on Thursday; 69.1 on the USAir can acquire Piedmont last trading day before the Paris accord was reachH; and 74.3 a year ago. WASHINGTON (AP) - USAir TWA petition for comment from try experts expect it go go through Corp. received permission Friday interested parties before deciding ’The combination of Piedmont. InvMlmtnt raport from the Transportation Depart on its merits. USAir and Pacific Southwest Air ment to buy up to 81 percent of USAir’s tender offer for Pied lines. which USAir recently pur as of 3 p.m. Friday. Piedmont Aviation Inc. and place mont stock at 969 a share expires chased. would create the country's the shares Into a trust pending a April 3 and the airline is expected to seventh-largest airline with a Price Change final government decision on the b ^ n accumulating up to 51 per market share of about 7 percent. Friday This Week merger. cent of the airline shortly USAir has its primary hub in thereaRer. Pittsburgh and concentrates its USAir currently holds 9.9 percent Advest Inc. 1944 up 44 operations in the Northeast with Acmat 19 up of Piedmont, but has offered to buy USAir, headquartered outside some flights to the Midwest and the Aetna 6644 dn 44 the airline, which is based in Washington, had sought ’Transpor West Coast. Piedmont is concen Bank of New England 3844 dn 1 Winston-Salem, N.C., for 91.89 tation Department permission to trated In the Southeast and parts of billion. Piedmont’s board of direc Hartford National 3944 up 'A purchase all shares of Piedmont, the Midwest. PaciRc Southwest tors accepted the offer March 8. Hartford Steam Boiler 6644 up 444 but the department denied that Airlines operates mainly up and The agreement successfully Ingersoll Rand 79V4 up 144 request, saying It wanted to limited down the West Coast. J.C. Penney 9944 up thwarted a hostile takeover at the purchases to 81 percent until Lydall Inc. 1444 dn 44 tempt of USAir by Carl Icahn, competitive questions and other SET YOUR C O M P U lIS MANCHESTER HERALD / \ f \ Sage Allen IS dn 44 chairman of Trans World Airlines, issues stemming from the merger SNET 8644 dn 44 although Icahn still has a petition can be considered. EMERGENCY Travelers 8644 dn 44 pending before the Transportation R probably will be several FIrw — Policw — M edical ON SATURDAY MORNINGS AT TRE FOLLOWING McDONALD’S LOCATIONS: Tyco Laboratories 4944 I up Department to purchase as much months before the department i Ubited Technologies 8344 dn 44 as 38 percent of USAir. decides whether the merger is in DIAL 911 46 WcU Cenler S(. 1221 TolUnJ Tnpk. 1261 ButraiJe 89 Talcoltvilh Rd. 30 Ufayetle ^ « r » I ■ ”» New York gold 9464.48 dn 94.68 The department in a separate the public interest and competi In Mancheater action Friday saM R would open the tively sound, although nwst indus O n N I O N Embassy planners suspect spy was hired
WASHINGTON - wbetber Sfflwr, e M i« vMuntarlly or handsbate wHb PrssMeiit Reagan. When young Kennedy reached the Can H "Th e Mystery of under dnrea. gave (be KGB CMHtruc- bead of tbe recepGen Hne, be steed the MIssifig Eni^iieer.” tlon detalto of tbe bulHHiig wboae Critics right Congresrional investi design be bad worked on. Tbe aside for his wife to go first. investigation to continuins- m iM gators have been try J a c k But WnridMSen protocM requires ing, wfthoat nroeh suc tbe efflcebelder to go first, so a cess. to find out exactly DCfSQUABlIOII^S pfIOB RERUNS Aaderson Marine guard coacbed Kennedy on inspector what happened to Her Cutting tbe nation’s savings and cris^ : "Principals first.” Tbe con man Silber, a Soviet loan h^tutlons loose from strict gressman grinned, then stepped When a legislative committee voted N0W5 ? emigre who worked in federal supervishm seemed like a ahead of Ms wife and shook the Wednesday to eliminate his post, state this country on plans for grand Idea at tbe time, but deregula president’s band. As he did, he the new American Em tion gave too many Incompetent or commented, "You and I have some- Inspector General Henri F. Erkelens cried people with Specific knowledge of bassy in Moscow, when returned to unscrupulous SAL managements tbe tMng in emnmon. In my family, my foul, claiming that state lawmakers had not the Soviet Union and apparently died construction practices in the particu ■Vi. message; “ Anything goes.” wife to the principal.” given him a chance to prove the worth of the lar country. there. Now more than 466thirfts across the The president, who had been taking How Silber had obtained permission recently created office. The trouble-plagued Moscow em country are Insolvent. ’They’re dead some beat in the metfia for the first to emigrate from the Soviet Union is The Legislative Management Committee bassy building is already six years but they won’t fall down, only because la ic ’s supposed intrusion into affairs might indeed have been a little hasty in voting behind schedule, and emt overruns not clear, but it is known that he was the Federal Savings and Loan Insu of state, did not laugh at Kennedy’s to abolish the inspector general’s office, but have topped $100 million. Construc successful in repeated attempts to get rance Corp. can’t afford to let them go little pleasantry. Erkelens didn’t give them much reason to tion was abruptly halted in August exit visas for his family remaining in bankrupt. It would cost $46 bilHon to 1985, after American inspectors unco the Soviet Union. After his employ wait. Since assuming the |54,000-a-year post in pay off the federally Insured deposi ContmiMr cBullon August, he has given olnervers little reason to vered numerous electronic “ bugs” ment contract with Skidmore, Owings tors In these 466 insolvent SALs, and implanted in the structural concrete. and Merrill was completed in 1976, the government’s insurance fund Is What you do’t know can hurt you at believe that he is the man to help rid state Silber returned to his family in the supermarket meat counter. A gri government of waste, fraud and abuse. Since then, leaks in the roof and other currently about $1 billion. defects have raised the possibility Moscow. And then the iron curtain culture Department Insiders say the Erkelens, a former Inspector general with Most of the troubled SALs are the 'vV that the building will have to be dropped. victims of their own mismanagement. Food Safety and Inspection Service the state military department, didn’t take started over from scratch. “ Family members have told us that Lest there be any doubt that deregula isn’t adequetely equipped to catch long to run into trouble with state lawmakers. discovery of the KGB bugs led he died after his return to the Soviet tion was the root cause of the disaster, unsafe Imported meat and p-oultry Erkelens’ suitability for the Job came umter //j to an obvious question: Was Herman Union.” State Department officials these flgures tell the story: IN 1686, products. For example. Imported suspicion when he submitted his first budget Silber a "m ole” recruited by the told the congressional investigators, before deregulation, exactly one SAL meat containing a cancer-causing request last fall. Soviet secret police to pass along according to an Internal document we officer was removed by fed^al grand drug was found — but no one knows Among the items be sought funds for were construction details that would com have seen. They added that the regulators for misconduct; last year, how much got pas the Inspectors. promise the security of the Moscow department began an investigation in 48 were removed. In 1986, the feds took wiretapping devices, guns and undercover Unscrupulous importers often at embassy? Here’s what our associate 1976 “ to determine what if any impact supervisory action against just one disguises, prompting some lawmakers to Mr. Silber had on the espionage tempt to bring rejected meat products wonder if he wasn’t more interested in Lucette Lagnado has been able to SAL; last year, actions were insti Open Forum leam about the mysterious engineer; efforts of the Soviet Union against our back in again In trapes to getting by the espionage than in doing the Job he was hired to tuted against 214. second time. They also use a scatter- In 1975, the chosen design firm of mission in Moscow.” do. Skidmore, Owings and Merrill hired But the officials gave no detailed „ gun approach, having their suppliers " 'K M ir a d y ' ship meat to several Importation Since then, things have not improved. He Silber, an American citizen who had surrounding Silber’s death — he was has been criticized for devoting an inordinate Take a hard look clear mandate from the people realistic look at those we have emigrated from the Soviet Union, to reportedly in his 40s — nor did they Freshman members of Congress points. When all else (ails, the thwarted amount of time to petty matters. And he has declaring a place for both. overseeing our town. Maybe work as a structural engineer on the disclose the identities of the “ family are supposed to be seen, not heard, but foreign meat suppliers sell their sought to more than double the budget for the at our leadership It is discouraging to read that when they were hired they had embassy building. State Department members” who Informed them he was try telling that to Ted Kennedy. Newly dangerous producii to countries with inspector general’s office, from $268,000 to our town officials are considering the experience and training to officials told congressional investiga dead. elected Rep. Joe Kennedy, D-Mass., To (he Editor: even less efficient inspection the sale of town land to fund the make them the best person for the tors it is “ standard practice” on What the congressional investiga was among the freshmeq invited to $698,000, so that he can increase his staff from services. building of a garage. Whose best job, but is that still the case. It is overseas building projects to hire tors want to know, of course, is the White House recently for a five to 14 and reorganize the office. As a native of Manchester, I interest Is that Idea taking into possible there are people in Under the bill approved by the Legislative have had the pleasure of seeing consideration? places of authority who may be Management Committee this week, the duties many positive changes in Man It is discouraging to read of the working to the best of their ability now carried out by the inspector general’s chester over the past 88 years. existence of substandrd rental with all good intentions. How office would be put under the Jurisdiction of However, there have also been housing yet not enough inspectors ever, that may no longer be The two networks of deceit the state attorney general’s office. changes I wish never occurred. to help protect the rights of all enough. Realizing change is inevitable, Manchester residents. If Manchester Is to continue to Republicans, who managed to create the White House chief of staff, Donald T. was hidden the true story beMnd the I feel the people of Manchester’s It is discouraging to read of the grow and prosper, while at the By Chuck Stone office of inspector general in 1085 while they Regan, can’t be viewed as a White real molders of Israel’s foreign policy best interest has not always been adoption of well planned zoning same time doing It in a way that were in the majority, will remember that House version of Lady Macbeth and its relationship with nations served, due in part to the lack of regulations in Manchester only to represents the resident’s best I In both the lawlessness of Irangate cleaning her hands and moaning, hostile to America’s interests. many critics of the plan said the post would truly qualified officials available see exemptions of all kinds being interests, we must be sure those and Jonathan Pollard’s betrayal of What would restore confidence and duplicate the work of existing state auditors to monitor these changes. granted to developers and others overseeing Manchester in 1987 America by spying for Israel, there is “ Out, out! Damned spot.” Americans wanted Regan’s head further enhance American-Israeli and the attorney general’s office. As Manchester grows, so with commercial interest. are qualified to oversee what we an endless trial of disquieting because of his tyrannical style, not for ties is a kind of Israeli Tower The experiment with the inspector general’s should the abilities of those It is discouraging to hear of have become, not what we once similarities. being the kuspected eminence grise Commission to examine officials and office has done little to Indicate that the critics overseeing this growth. It has large tax incentives being offered were. Worst of all. nothing has happened records with the same exhaustive were wrong. become obvious that many of big business to locate in Manches to suggest that.the two crimes won’t behind North’s “ Mission Imposter.” Two questions put the possible detail as we recently witnessed In those who were hired to guide the ter, when in the end, little benefit Gregory C. Kane occur again. illegality of the Irangate operation America. development of our small town of is recognized by the small resi 468 E. Center St. The reasons are obvious. into precise perspective. years gone by are no longer the dential tax payer. In many cases, Manchester They’re dead wrong President Reagan doesn’t believe What federal laws were broken? Such an examination would focus on best prepared to oversee the town it seems detrimental to have he or his aides really did anything Who should go to prison for breaking the role of one of Israeli’s most Members of the U.S. House of we have become. these big businesses locate In Letters policy wrong. He’s only sorry he got caught, stubborn anti-American forces in the Representatives who voted this week to allow It is discouraging to see the Manchester. I have witnessed the them? and his memory failed in the process. But the Pollard case raises a more Israel cabinet — Ariel Sharon, patron states to increase the speed limit on rural head of our water department overcrowding of Manchester’s Letters should be brief and to Israel can’t be expected to feel difficult Issue that hurts as much as it of the air force general who recruited take tightly a potentially catas roads, the need for costly water the point. They should be typed or Interstate highways to 65 mph didn’t offer a much remorse when it benefited so angers. Pollard. It would also Investigate trophic polluting of a main source and sewer Improvements, and an neatly handwritten, and, for ease particularly rational explanation for their handsomely from high-level U.S. ’Though one of America’s two or Israel’s subsidizing of the South of water, while at the same time, increase in the violent crime rate, in editing, should be double action. military data. three most trusted and valuable African military juggernaut — des the Conservation Commission and the disappearance of open spaced. Letters must be signed “ I think people realized the troops out in the So we have the anomaly of Israel’s allies, Israel nonetheless demon pite our Comprehensive Anti- and representatives of the state space. There is one thing for sure, with name, address and daytime rural areas of our country weren’t abiding by defense minister, Yitzhak Rabin, strate Its fidelity to Gladstone’s Apartheid Act, which states that Department of Environmental big business has increased and telephone number (for verifica apologizing. President Reagan refus definition of a nation’s foreign policy: military assistance will be termi the law,” explained Rep. Kenneth Gray, D-Ill, Protection are voicing major will continue to increase in tion) . ing to apologize for his Iran policy and “ No permanent friends, no perman nated to countries that sell or export a supporter of the 65-mph bill. “ The American concern. Manchester, however, so have The Herald reserves the right both coming off as exercises in ent enemies, only permanent arms or military equipment to South people have spoken.” It is discouraging to read about my property taxes. to edit letters in the interests of monumental hypocrisy. interests.” Africa. In case Gray and other lawmakers haven’t town officials pushing for malls It is time we took a hard brevity, clarity and taste. Reagan lauded the handmaiden for America’s $8.6 billion military But two networks of deceit still noticed, there are also plenty of Americans and shopping areas that will C 1M7 by MCA. tnc. the suspected lawlessness, Lt. Col. welfare program for" Israel doesn’t operate— one within the White House, forever change the complexion of who regularly ignore the laws against driving Oliver North, as a patriot. demand that Israel compromise its the other between America and Manchester, based on studies while intoxicated, yet there is no push to make Israel promptly promoted the gen sovereignty. Israel. conducted by those who would their deadly practice legal. "QIv9 It to mo straight Am I eral who iocruited Jonathan Pollard But the mutual interests that bind ’The most acute frustration for the stand to benefit most, the I If speed limits are raised to 65 mph, the to a high position In the air force. American people is their impotence in developers. iManrhpHtpr Hrralft gotting too Banana these two freedom-loving nations Both the Reagan White House and ought not to be weakened by a hostile being able to do anything about either many motorists who already flagrantly It is discouraging to hear of Founded In 1S81 Rapubiley?" the Israeli goverment are committed action that weakens America’s mil network. violate the speed limit will probably drive continued differences between PENNY M. SIE FFB IT ...... PuUltlM r to courses of action that contravene itary capability. i even faster and may prove that the the town fire department and the their feeble words of contrition. ’The Pollard spy case only opened a Chuck Stone to a syndlented cohiiii- lawmakers who supported the bill were wrong North End fire department, even AL^ANDCn QIRELLI...... AttodU* Editor Even the departure of the dirtied long-closed Pandora’s box in which ntot. — dead wrong. after town officials received a Clivrch BoDctfai BMvd Cbarcli BvflctiB Bomrd ’ Food pantry helps 1,490
Martha Reichenbach manages A BBBHlbllBB of Q od Boston Turnpike, Belton. Sunday wor tar^ehiidren ago 3 and younger (449 Emamial Liilharan Church Editor’s note; This column is our food storage area at Concordia Concordia Lutheran Church ship: hOlv eucharist, 8 and 10 o.m.; prepared by the staff of the Ceivsrv Ctwren (awmbiies of Oed), church school, 9:45 o.m.; cottee fellow Tbe following events are s^ieduled at Emanuel. Lutheran Chui^. Jane Sherman, The following activities are scheduled at Concordia ship. 11 P.m.; L P d v Chapel open Manchester Area Conference of M ACC New* W gvckiond Rood, Sotitn windier. South Wpnad M otheWst Church, 1226 Lutheran Cbnrcb tWo week: the youngest and maybe most Lutheran Church the week of March J2: Rev. Kennetn L. Gustefion, paster. 9:30 efterneens; public heollne service, Moln St., Monchestar. Dr. Shephard S Churches. enffmsiastic of oor MACC staff Sunday — t a.m., holy communion service; 9:19 a.m., Sunday setieei; 10:30 a.m., wor second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; evenine Johnson, Rev. Lawrence S. Staples Sunday — 8:96 a.m.. worship; 9:45 a m.. Sunday snip, cMhf-core and nursery; 7:00p.m.. prayer, Wednesday, 5 o.m Rev. John pasters Schedule; 9 o.m church church school; 11 a.m.. holy communion; children’s By Noncy Corr loves to share stories of good things a.m., church school, Christian growth hour. David L eveninp service ef praise and BIMe HOllleor, 443T303 school; 9 end 10:45 o.m., worship Conference Director Mary’s Episcopal Church Women she sees. preocMno (M4-1102) chapel; nursery. Almond to present a Bach mini-recital; 10:SO a.m., service. Nurseryforpreeeheoiers (44? condiict adrive. Our scheduled food "One woman, who Im s recehred holy communion service. St. Mery’s Beiscopet Church. Fork 9141) Momiay — 8:45 p.m.. Scouts; 7:36 p m property Last year more than 1,496 of our drives in May and June with Center and Church streets. Manchester. An committee; benevolence. food from OUT pantry in the psist. is Monday — 1 to S p.m., CWS clothing appeal; 7 :SO Baptist drew D. smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, Manchester neighbors. 775 of them Congregational Church, the Presb now on the giving end. The mother assistant rector. Worship: 7:30o.m.and Mormon Tuesday — 16a.m., Beethoven Chorus; l:30p m . We children, received emergency food p.m., agoraphobia support grmip; Worship k Music Cemmenttv Rppiiit ciwrcli, 50$ E yterian Church, Unitarian Unlver- of one disabled aon has organized 9:30 o.m.; church school, 9:30 o.m.; Gals, speaker Bill Gess; 6:36 p.m.. MARCH Inc. through the MACC Emergency Committee. Center St., Manchester. Rev. James i bobv-slttlne, 9:15 to 11:15 o.m.; Holv The Church of Jesos Christ of Lotte- saHst Society, the Early Childhood her life enoogh to give back a little Tuesday — 1 to 3 p.m,, CWS clothing appeal: 6 p.m Meek, minister. Schedule: 10:30 a.m.. Eucharist. 10 o.m every Wednesday day SaMts, 30 Woedside St.. Monene-. Wednesday — 6 p.m.. Confirmation Resource Food Pantry Within walking dis Learning Center and the Salvation worship service; »:15 o.m., church (649-4503) ter Robert S. Gardner, bishoc 9:3t- Center; 7 p.m.. Lenten service; 7:45 p m., Emanuel tance of many clients and easily of the generMity she received” Catechetics Resource Center: 0:S0 p.m.. Children's school Nursery care orovideo (443 Army. o. m., socroment meeting; 10:50 o rr accessible by bus to others, the Choir: R p.m.. adult Bible class 0S37) Sunday school end primary; 11 ;40o m Choir. ANOTHER YOUNG woman, the Roifh RapHit Chorcti, 57 Lake St. priesthood rellet society. (443-4003 Thursday — 9 a m . Housing Board; lOa m . prayer Pantry is housed through the Wednesday — 10:30 a.m,. agoraphobia support Oospcl a n d IN ADDITION to the hundreds of mother of a 2-year-oM little girl Manchester Rev. James Bellosnv, or 871-1148' group; 11; 15 a m., care and visitation; 4 p.m . Belle generosity of its congregation, in group: .7 p.m.. Lenten service at Emanuel Church: t pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 Church et the Llvlhp Ood. on evoneei men, women and children who give (whose huMiand left her last p.m.. Concordia Choir. o.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evenlno icol. full-pospel church. Robertson Choir; 6 to 8 p.m.. Confirmation Resource Center. the center of town on the second food through the formal coltectioiw, service. (444-5314) School, North School Street, Monches National Cafhofic Friday — 5; 36 p.m., youth to Sturbridge floor of Center Congregational summer) noticed a surplus of Thursday — 9 a.m., adult Bible class ter ROv. David W. Mullen, pastor we have some pantry "an gels." certain items like honey, dry milk, First Baptist cneren, 240 Hlllstowr Saturday — 8 p.m.. A.A. Friday — 7 p.m,. A.A Rood, Manchester. 9:30 a.m.. Sundov Meetine Sundovs. 10 to 11:30 o.m St. John the Baptist Fetish Notional C3iurch. One wonderful lady supplies us kidney beans, and canned toma Nursery and Sunday school Cathotic Church, 23 Goiwav St., Mor Most of the food (8,799 meals In school; lla.m.,worshlpservlce; 7p.m.. each week with day-oM bresid from toes. Because she is a resourceful evenlno service;; 7 p.m. mid-week M enchester Christian Fellowship, 509 Chester. Rev Stentev M Loncolo Film at Faith Baptist Church 1986) was provided to 599 Manches- service. Nursery ot all services. (449 E Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bois poster. Sunday ntioss schedule; 9 o.m a local market. Mie also brings us woman, who stretches her food Cellitt at First Baptist Church ter/Bolton households through food vert, pastor. Sundays, 10a.m.; Wednes Weekday masses, 8 o.m. (443-59W) The film. "Beyond tbe Night," will be shown Sunday English muffins, pastry and cakes. budget as far as she can. she has Jolyon Pegis, a cellist, will present a free concert at 7 Rirtt Baptist CM pol at tne Deot, 240 day Bible study. 7 p.m.; solid rock drives held by schools, churches Delightful treats for families in Hllistown Rood. Manchester. Rev. K coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday ef evening at 6; 36 at Faith Baptist Church. 82 Lake St. The and civic groups throughout Man offered to supply ns with recipes p.m. at First Baptist Church. Pegis is a student at the Kreutier, pastor. (443-7543) the month. Nazarana film was produced by the motion picture division of crisis. Another Manchesterite. who that she uses to utilize these items. HorveW Tima BopHsI Chvrch, 72 E. Fun Bospui Ihterdonomihatlenat chester. Tbelr food donations last also wants to remain anonymous, Hartt School of Music, where he won the Emerson Church et the Wmorene, 234 Mem St. Bob Jones University, Greenville, S.C It is based on We could then supply other clients Center St., Monchester. Rev. Mark D. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. year were valued at 916.066. An routinely supiHies us with oranges, String Quartet Competition. He serves on the faculty at Eddy, potter. Wo.m., Sunday school; 1) Fhlllp F. Saunders. Sundov, 10 a.m., Manchester. Rev. Fhlllp Chotto, senior the life of a medical missionary couple who served with these recipes. paster; Rev. M ark Green, minister of additional 9361 in cash was contrib tuna fish, orange Juice and other the Hartford Conservatory of Music k Dance. o. m., mernino service; 4 p.m., evenlno adult BIMe study end Sunday school; 7 recently in the desert of North Africa The public is Thank you to all who have Other evenU planned for First Baptist Church this service, Wednesday heme Bible study, 7 p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school uted by groups and individuals. "items from Stop and Shop” This p. m. (443-93S9) p.m., special BIMe studies; Wednesday 10:40 o.m., worWilp, children's church invited to the free screening. Dollar contributions are used to contributed to the Pantry in Janu week are as follows: at 7:30 pjn., worship service. Froyer and nursery; 4 p.m., evenine proisr kind gentleman is far from well-off ary and February: Emanuel Luthe line, 444%T31,24 hours. service, nursery. Mid-week Bible study. purchase items In short supply and himself and walks all the way to Sunday— 9; SO a.m., Sunday school; 11a.m., worship 7 p.m. (444-8999) Trinity Covenant Church ran Church, South United Metho with Dr. Bill Scott, preaching the sermon "lite Marks Chrtotlan Bianca Bospoi Non, Center Street, Manches can be stretched a long way when Center Church to bring ns his ter. iea.m .,breaklnabread; li:4Sa.m., used at the Foodshare Warehouse dist Church. Madeline Eldredge. of the Cross: 12; SO p.m., youth drama practice. R M , C ^ c k of CbrM , Scientltt, 447 Sunday school; 7 p.m., pespel meetino. The following events are scheduled at Trinity donations, given In generosity from Sarah Stephens. Trinity (fovenant Monday — 1 p.m., Overeaters Anopymous. N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., Pantaooatal Covenant Church this week: in Hartford where foods donated by a loving heart. church service, Sunday school, and manufacturers and wbolesalers Sunday School. And to those who Tuesday — l p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous; 0:S0 care for small children. (449-1446) Jatiovah’B WNiwmm united Fenfecestoi Church, 187 Tuesday — 6 a m., men’s prayer breakfast. In every food order, we try to brought us food last month; Leona p.m., church visitation. Deacon Rick Murplwy. R ^ ln o Room, 454A Center St., Mon- Weodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev LaStrada Restaurant; 7p.m . C.E. Board; 7:30 p.m.. can be purchased at 12 cents a include basic items; cereal, dry /Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m.. Sun La very. Mr. and Mrs. William Wednesday — l p,m.. Overeaters Anonymous; 6 chBStBr. Johovah's Wltnesset, 447 Tolland Covenant Women hosting the ladles from the New poubd. milk, bread, butter and cheese, Turnpike, /Manchester. Tuesday, Con- day school; 11 a.m., morning worship; 6 In addition to the in-kind dona Desmond. Bolton Congregational p.m., children and youth choirs; Sunday School orepotlon Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs p. m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m., blbir Britain Covenant CTiurch, with the Tuba Comedy (when we have them from the Church. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es study (Wednesday); 7 p.m.. Ladles tions which are our primary source teachers’ meeting; Sunday School outreach leaders' Church of Chrtat day, Theocratic Ministry Schaoi Troupe. surplus food program) peanut Kearns, Manchester Firefighters. (speoklnu courM), 7 p.m.; Service prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m., /Men's of food, we were granted 91,566 In meeting; 7 p.m.. Mission Friends; Girls-ln-Action: CRarch ot mrlst, Lvdall and Vernon prayer ^ursdOy); 7 p.m. Youth Wednesday — 6; 30 a m , women’s prayer breakfast. butter, tuna fish, four or five cans of St. Maurice Church, Trinity Coven meetine (ministry trolnlne), 7:90p.m.; FEMA credit at Foodshare. Royal Ambassadors; Ac-Teens; prayer and Bible streoti, Monchester. Buoene Brewer, Sunday, FuMIc BIMe Lecture, 9:30 service (Friday). (44TW48) ^ LaStrada Restaurant; 6; 45 p. m,. Pioneer Clubs; senitjr soup and enough vegetables for the ant Church, St. Bridget Church. study with Dr. Bill Scott; 8 p.m., adult choir minister. Sunday servlets: 9a.m., Bible a.m.; Wotchtower Study, 10:25. (444- and Junior high youth groups; 7 p.m.. choir; men’s family along with other protein dosses; 10 a.m., worship; 4 p.m., 1410) gEVEN LOCAL churches collect Temple Beth Mwlom. Friday — l p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous. worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible Praabytarfpn seminar; women’s Bible study. food for the Pantry every single items, such as stew, hash, spaghetti Notice; The second session on Saturday — 8 a m., church work day. study. Nursery provided for all servi 'Hiursday — 4 p.m., confirmation; 8:15p.m.. Agape. and sauce, if w e have them on hand. ces. (446-29031 Caventrw’ Fraehyterlan Church, month: Bolton Congregational. SHOA will be 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday Jtwith — Cofw n ftlvB Route 44s8id TrpsDhrldge Rood, Coven Friday — 7 p.m.. Pie and Parenting, a program for Bolton United Methodist. St. Mau Whenever possible we include at Center Congregational Church. T i hipU Bolh Shotain, 4M E. Middle try. Rev. Bred Evans, paster. Sunday, parents, given by those who have aready made it rice. in Bolton, Concordia Luthe treats such as those brought by our 11 Center St. You are welcome to South Unitod Mothodtot Church Congragatlonai 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:0 o.m., Sunday Turnpike, Manchester. RIchaiW J. through the preschool years with their own children. ran. Emanuel Lutheran. Second weekly bread lady. Flavin, rabbi; Israel Tobotsky, canter; school; 7 p.m., BiMe study and fellow attend any one or all of the sessions. The following events are scheduled this week at Botton CsMrqfattonat Cborcb, 22S Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi ship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., proyer Congregational and South United South United Methodist Church; Beltofl Confer ifeacl, at the Oreen, ces: 7:30p.m. Mendayta Thursday, 8:15 meeting. (74^7323) Methodist. TH EllE ARE some items we like Belton. Rev. Charles H. Brlcsen, Minis P m ,.Frldqy and 9:45 a.m. Saturday. FreshYtertan Church et /Manchester, Pollth National Catholic Church Sunday — 9 a.m., church school; 9 and 10;49 a.m., ter. 10 o.m., worship service, nursery, 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri Another 22 churches, schools and to make available for our families service with Dr. Shephard S. Johnson preaching, church school; 11 a.m., (ellewshijp; chard Gray, paster. 10:30a.m., worship The following events are scheduled this week at St. civic groups carry out once-a-year which are very seldom. If ever, Hi.” forum oroeram. (449-70ri service, nursery, 9:15 a.m., Sunday available at Foodshare, such as “Send in the Oowns;” 0;S0 p.m., Christian Youth etfice or 447-8978 porsonoee. John the Baptist Polish National Catholic Church: collections which are carefully Fellowship. JBwiBh — Reform school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship peanut butter, Jelly, (a pure luxury ^eoptw CaaBrsBetlepot Charcli, 11 (443J)904) Sunday — 8:45 a m., general confession for adults, scheduled to keep the pantry m i Monday — 10 a.m., A.A. C e ^ 9t„ Manchester. Rev. Newell H. Tompio Both HHIol, 1M1 Fester St. Polish and English; 9a.m., mass; 10:15 a m., school of stocked all year long. but really makes a peanut butter Cyrils Jr., ^ l e r poster; Rev. Robert J. Eirtenslen, South Windsor. Steven Cha- sandwich), mayonnaise to stretch S P ^ K S Tuesday — 10 a.m., Vineyards Study Group; 7 p.m., Bills, minister ot visitations; Rev. hnever, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each Christian living, grades 1 and 2. St. Bartholomew Church and the Boy Scouts Troop 47; 7:SO p.m„ DCYS. foster Cllfterd O. Simpson, paster emeritus; Friday; children's services, 7:49 p.m. Roman Caltiollc Wednesday — 8 a m., mass celebrating the Democratic Town Committee and the tuna, spaghetti sauces (fill the IV tummy), fruit Juices and chunky Eug«fW Br«w«r parenting; Lenten study. Michael C. Thornton, associate pastor. secand Friday of each menth. (4444444) Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Women’s Club conduct food drives 10a.m., worship service, sanctuary; 10 Church ef the Assuingtien, Adams soups (nice for older folks who have Wednesday — 10 a.m., Asbury Bell Ringers; 4:S0 a.m. church school. (447-9941) Street at Thompson RoacL Manchester Friday — 7 p.m.. service of bitter lamentations; in September, followed by Church Judge Hand of Atabema bag p.m.. Junior Choir; 6;SO p.m., Wesley Bell Ringers; ^ First ceBBreBBtleaai Charcli el An- Luthoran Rev. Edward 8. Fepin, poster. Saturday third part Intention; benediction of the most sacred of the Assumption and the Republi trouble cooking). bean gubjeotad to ridlouta and 7;S0 p.m.. Chancel Choir; Cocaine Anonymous; achilt Bevor, Route 4. Andover. Rev. Richard moss at 9; Sunday mosses at 7:30, 9, sacrament; 8 p.m . choir rehearsal. can Town Committee and Women’s Several weeks ago, Jane Sher oauatlo aatir# bgoaua# of bla text H. Taylor, pastor. Schedule: 9:30a.m., Church (LCA), 10:30 and noon. (4^2199) man, our Pantry staffer, found Bible study. 277 Spring St.; 8 p.m., men’s Bible study. Sunday school, all opes; 11 a.m.. 40 FItaIn 9t„ Manchester. The Rev. Dr. 81. Bgftheletnew's Church, 741 E. Saturday — 9 a.m.. classes of Christian doctrine in Club in October. Temple Beth book doclalon. The textbook 64 Alton St. KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor. Rev. Arnold Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. preparation for first holy communion; 10 a.m.. private Sholom, Bennet Junior High. Illing three big boxes filled with canned pggggggg quoted in the madia T. Wanperln, assistont pastor. Sche Martin J. Scholsky, paster. Soturdoy fruit and Juices. Beefaroni, boxes of appeared to be ralatlvoly Inno- Thursday — 11 a.m.. Manchester Community dule: 8 a.m., holv communion, nursery confession for children; 10:15a.m..classes of Christian Junior High and Manchester High First CMBroBBtloaol Church ef Cev- m ossat9p.m .; Sunday masses at 8:30, hot cereal and more. All Items in ououg, though whatbar thoa# Council; 7:80 p.m.. Board of Trustees; Question Ohlrv. 1171 Main 91., Coventry. Rev. care; 9:19 o.m., church school, Chris 10 and 11:30 a.m. doctrine in preparation for confirmation. fill the Pantry to the brim In tian growth hour, nursery core; 10:30 big demand and short supply. Commission; Staff-Parish Relations; Youth Choir. Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 o.m., wor 8t. Bridget Church, 70 Main st.. Weekdays — 8 a m., mass with the Rev. Stanley M. November and the Army and Navy quaetlonad by paranta ware fairly ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In Church a.m. holy communion, nursery care Manchester. Rev. Robert T. Russo and Thank you to our unknown rapraaantad I do not know. Friday — 10 a.m.. Al-Anon. Uine, House. Nursery core provided. (449-9311) Rev. Emilio F. Fodelll, co-postors. Loncola, celebrant. Club members collect food In Saturday — 8 p.m., (Thancel Choir Concert — public (743-8487) Bnm uol Lutheran Church, 40 Church Saturday mass 9 p.m.; Sunday masses December. So much food is donated benefactor. While I would not auggaat that Is Invited. Second CeMroBfllenai Church, 3S5 St., Manchester. Rev. C.H. Anderson, at 7:30,9,10:30 and neon. (443-2403) by the community during the All these thousands of cans, organized humanlam la reaponal- N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. pastor emeritus. Schedule; 8:30 a.m., SI. James Church, 894 Main St., Sacred dancers In Andover bottles and boxes are sorted, Ma for textbook oontant, Ita phl- Joseph Milton, pastor. 10a.m., worship worship; 9:49 o.m., church school; 11 Manchester. Rev. Fronds Krukowskl. holiday weeks, that we do not 8t. Mary’s Episcopal Church service, Sunday school, and nursery tor p.m., worship service, nursery. (443- Rev. David BaranewskI, Rev. Joseph ANDOVER - The sacred dance schedule formal collections In counted, shelved and distributed by loaophy oomblnae with Judlolal children; 4;30p.m., Fllorim Fellowship. llfl) Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. United Methodist Church will visit the First January. February food drives are a handful of faithful women who tranda to Intlmkfala wrKara and (449-3843) LotMon Lutheran Church et Man- The following events are scheduled this week at St. Saturday masses at 4 and 4:30 p.m.; Congregational Church of Andover to participate In the carried out in Trinity Covenant come In once a week to run the publlabara of taxtbooka. Wa have .Secend CenerefeMunei Church ot Garden St., Manchester. Sunday mosses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m.. long oaatigated the ra-wrlUng of Mary’s Episcopal Church: noon, and 9 p.m. (443-4139) Oiurch, Church of the Nazarene Pantry. Last year they put in 236 Covuhtrv, 1744 Boston Turnpike, Coven 11a m. service Sunday. The director hlatory and aoolology to conform Sundny — 7; SO a.m., service of holy eucharist; 9:80 try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Reou- Frtnce el Feoce Lutheran Church, SI. Mary aiutgh, 1400 Main st.. Marilyn DeLorge Dancers, all Manchester High and St. Bridget Church. volunteer hours. Lucy Desmond. lar schedule: 10 o.m., worship; 8 o.m., Route 31 and North River Rood, Coventry. Father James J. Williamson, Leone La very. Doris Stoltenberg. to totalitarian wiebaa alaawbera. a.m.. holy eucharist with choir; 0:49 p.m.. PRISM; 7 Olol-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 o.m., Covstntrv. WIHIom Dauthwalte, pastor. poster. M anes: 9:19 p.m., Saturday; School students, are Wendy Morton, ^arry In March Community Baptist Eleanor Cotton and Diane Long- But what la different about the p.m.. youth group. church school, nursery to erode eleht, Sche^le; 10:19 a.m. worship service; 9 9:30 ond 11 a.m. Sundov. Confessions and Mindy Forde. They will be accompanied by Nancy Church and UNICO donate; In oaloulatad omisalon of faota from adult discussion; 11 o.m., cottee and a.m. Bible class (743-7948) 4:30 to 9 p.m. Saturday. (743-4499) champs work at Center Church — Tuesday — 9 p.m.. Children’s and Cappella choirs; Belmont, piano: Sherri Veal, vocalist, and Sue April. North United Methodist school curricula In order to dla- tellowshlp; 11;1S o.m., lunlor choir; 4 lien RvMiaellni Lutheran Church Church et St. Maurice, 32 Hebron bless them. 6:30 p.m., church school teachers’ meeting. p.m., Jr. pllerim tellowshlp; 6 p.m., Simod), Cooper and High Rood, Belton. The Rev. J. Clifford Grommeck. reader. Church. St. Jam es Church and St. tort rallglon't role, paat and pra- W ^nesday — 7 and 10 a.m.. service of holy senior church school and Fllerim streets, ktan^ester. Rev. Charles W Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at5p.m.; •ant7 fellowship. (743-4334) Kuhl, paster. 9:30a.m., Olvlneworshlp; Sunday masses at 7:30,9:19 and 11 a.m communion; 10:48 a.m., Bible stu(ly; 0 p.m., father's Telcettville CunemeeHenei Church. 10:43 a.m. Sunday school; Holy Com- (443-4444) Such mlarapraaantatlon, even If night, day school; 7:30 p.m.. Senior Choir. Main Street onif BIm Hill Rood, m ^ len first and third Sunday. (449- 4843) not the direct work of lha Thursday — 10,10;48 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.. Meadows Tolcettvllle. Co-pasters: Rev. Ronald Send (or a American Humanlat Aaaocletlon, services; 4 p.m.. Cherub Choir. Boer and Rev. Deborah Hasderit. 10 Thoughts o.m., worship service and church Salvation Army playa Into tha handa of Its stated Friday— 8 p.m., A.A. school. (449-MIS) Mathodiat FREE dealgn; "Tbe battle for Saturday — 7:80 p.m., A.A. SalvuMen Arm y, 441 Main St., Man feelings on their sleeves and are always humankind’a future must be B ^ n UnHM Methodist Church, 1041 Chester. Copt, and Mrs. Gary Aspersch- A southern preacher divided his church CovMiant lager. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:4S talking about leaving the church. waged and won In lha public 'I*’ Sfowort a.m., hollnen m eellnj; 4 p.m., salvo members into five types of bones. 4. “Drybones” — Orthodox but dead as BIBLE STUDY • chool claaaroom." (The Carr spaaks about hunger Trihllv Covenent Church, 302 Hack tenool* 11 o.m.r worihlo ' aarvir* «»'utch tion meeting. (449-7)17). 1. "Wishbones" — Folks always wishing Humanlat, AHA Magazine, Jan. matack St., MonchMter. Rev. Norman nursery. (449-3473) »9rvice, COURSE Nancy Carr, executive director ot the Manchester Swenson, pastor. Rev. Foul Knlpht, for better things, but never willing to work "Backbones” — The spiritual support of -Fab. 1983) assistant pastor. Schedule: 8 and 11 M H M Mihedlst Church, 300 Area Conference of Churches, will be the guest speaker F o r i^ 88onchester. Richard w Unitarian UnIvaraaHat and pray for them. the church that keeps the body standing. (English, Spanish) Dupjie, poriM. Rev. H. Osgood Benn^; CHURCH OF CHRIST Friday evening at Temple Beth Sholom's 8:18 service. Uanurtah Uhlvereallit Sectety-Bosl, 2. “Jawbones” — The gossiping kind that Read Ephesians 4; 15-21. Her topic will be "Feeding the Hungry. ” It Is sponsored 193 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. keep the church in turmoil. 394 Lydall Street LydaM ft Vemon ttrBBtt by the synagogue’s Social Action Committee. A ♦ " H - Odult Bible Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 a.m., 3. "Funnybones” — Like the bone In the Pastor Ken Gustafson Manchester, CT 06040 EpiBoopal service. Nursery care and youth reli Phont 64ft-2908 quesUon-and-answer perioJi will follow. p.m., MethMlst Youth Fellowship; 7 eibow that throws a person Into a fizzy when Calvary Church of South Windsor p.m.. Sacred Dancers. Sunday nursery gious education. Coffee hour otter 81. B e e n e ’S I Church, 1190 service. (444-9191) it is hurt. They are touchy, wear their Ab€»«t Town In praise of older workers
pinochle — 12;30p.m.; plum bing- Blood promirt cNnIcs offortd Editor's note; This column Is 9; 30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. prepared by the staff of the Tneaday: bowling — 1 p.m. — COLUMBIA Community Heaith Care Services Senior Citizons Manchester Senior Citizens' Parkade Lanes; exercise with Cleo will hold blood pressure clinics at the following Center — 1:30 p.m.; oil painting — 9:30 locations; agency office. Route 6. Columbia, on a.m.; square dandng — 10 a.m.: Tuesday from 8; 30 to 10 a m., Coventry Town Office nights — $198 pe** person (double By Jeanette Cave grocery shopfdng — call 24 hours In Building. Wednesday. 2 to 3 p.m.: Viilage Pharmacy. occupancy). Trip is slated for April Center Director advance for ride; non-grocery Coventry. Thursday, I to2p.m.: Coventry Pharmacy. 30 through May 4. Flyers are available at the center. shopping (Bradlees) — call before April 9.1 to 2 p.m. Last week. Older Worker Week, April 8 — Easter party — seats noon Monday for ride. seniors around the state were are still available. Call Friendship Wednetiay: arts and crafts — recognized for the contributions Tours at 243-1030. Price of $20.50 12:30 p.m.; bridge — 12:30 p.m.: they make at their workplaces. The Computer club to moot includes transportation, lunch, and caning — 0:30a.m.; crew el— 9:30 Senior Center is proud of the VERNON — The Nutmeg 'TI-99ers Users Group entertainment. a m.: exercise with Rose — 1:15 mature, older persons who contrib p.m.; Frienttohip Circle — 10a.m.: meets'the last Sunday of each month at 2 pm . in the ute to the heartbeat of the center. IME HEALTH DEPARTMENT line dancing (advanced) — 9:30 Community Room of the Vernon Police Department. They are; Helen Winters, assistant will host a nutritional luncheon a.m.: line dancing (beginners) — Route 30 and West Street For more information, call cook; Elsie Meyers, ceramic in Thursday. April23.atll;48a.m .,as 10:30 a m.; pinochle — 9:30 a.m. 649-2789 structor: Cleo Livingston, exercise was held last year. Gloria Weiss Thnraday: orchestra rehearsal instructor: and Jim Nason, substi will present a nutrition program — 9 a m.: Thursday program — tute bus driver (former bus driver). that will include a meal and lecture. IRS These persons are to be praised for Rod Cross noods volunteers Reservations are limited to 96 Friday: bingo — 10a.m.; ceram the fine jobs they do. Each one of persons on a flrst come, first served ic s — 9:30a.m.; cribbage — 9 a.m. Volunteers are needed for blood drives in evenings them in some way has contributed basis. Call the Health Department exercise with G eo — 11 a.m.: and weekends in addition to weekdays There is no cost to the enrichment of seniors' lives. at 647-3179 if you are interested. exercise with Rose — 1:10 p.m.; for training. All classes will be held at the Greater ConnPACE applications are still Be advised that the Financial setback — 12:30 p.m.: transporta Hartford Red Cross chapter on Farmingtaon Avenue, available at the center. We continue Planning Seminar Is canceled for tion; to and from Senior Center — Hartford. to use the old forms. New guidelines call for ride at least 24 hours in Volunteers are also needed to drive clients without March 23 and will resumeon March include a 113..300 income limit for advance. means of transportation to their non-emergency singles: 116,000 for a couple. The $15 30. Thursday programs include the Tax counseling for elderly is medical appointments. Red Cross supplies the station application fee has been elimi following; scheduled for every day except wagons A commitment of four hours of driving per nated. For those who have specific March 26 — IRS — The new tax Thursday — 1-3: M p.m. week between 8 am . and 4 pm . isasked Brief training questions, the form contains a Joanne Falco-John G. reform bill will be discussed. Cynthia Formica Qerilyn Lombardo Marina J. Moyer on operating a two-way radio and information on toll-free number where one can get M«nu for tho wook April 2 — ConnPACE program. LaRochelle locations of clinics and hospitals is provided assistance. On April 2, state Rep. April 9 — Round Table Singers. Monday: seafood boat, juice, To register, call 678-2802 Jack Thompson will discuss the FormIca-Roman April 16 — Martin School talent dessert, beverage. Lombardo-RIvota Moyer-Shawcrott ConnPACE program. Your attend show. Tuesday: grilled cheese sand Faleo-LaRodwIto Mrs. Mary G. Formica of 127 School ance is encouraged. Mr. and Mrs. Corado J. Lombardo of Dr. and Mrs. Winfield T. Moyer of 98 April 23 — Nutrition luncheon. wich, soup, dessert, beverage St. announces the engagement of her For those persons planning to go Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Falco of 62 23 Hawthorne St. announce the engage Princeton St. announce the engagement Spring dance for single parents April 30 — Jennifer Joy. Wednertay: shells and sauce, Hamlin St. announce the enftagement of daughter. Cynthia Formica, to Scott ment of their daughter, Gerilyn Lom of their daughter. Marina Joan Moyer of on the cruise in May. there will be a garlic bread, vegetable, dessert, Roman of West Willington, son of Peter The Connecticut Regional Council for Parents final meettug with representatives their daughter, Joanne Falco. to John G bardo, to John C. Rivosa. son of Fire Woburn. Mass., to Michael George - MEN GOLFERS INTERESTED beverage. Roman of 192 Woodbiidge St. Without Partners will host its spring dance tonight at of. Connecticut Group Tours on LaRochelle. son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilles Chief and Mrs. John C. Rivosa of 47 Shawcross of Newport News, Va., son of in participating in the Senior Thursday: roast beef, potato, The bride-elect Is a graduate of the New Ramada Inn in Meriden from 9p m to I a m Wednesday. April 29, at 10 a.m. At LaRochelle of East Hartford. Eldridge St. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Shawcross of Citizens’ Golf League on Monday roll, vegetable, dessert, beverage. Manchester High School and Eastern Information on statewide chapters and activities will this time you will get an itinerary, The bride-elect is a 1983 graduate of The bride-elect is a 1979 graduate of Coventry. mornings at the Manchester Coun Friday: egg salad sandwich, Connecticut State University. She is be available. and have an opportunity to ask Manchester High School and a 1986 East Catholic High School and a 1983 The bride-elect is a graduate of Boston try Club are reminded they must fill soup, dessert, beverage. employed by Connecticut Mutual Life graduate of Manchester Community graduate of Western Connecticut State College with bachelor of arts degree and questions. out an application. This applies to Insurance Co. of Hartford. Scoroo College. She is employed at ^ a r t Truck University. She is a registered nurse at master's degree in education. She is a Vernon registration begins all players. Deadline for registra The prospective bridegroom is a OTHER TRIPS AND registration Rental Corp. of Hartford. Mount Sinai Hospital. Hartford. special education teacher in the Lyn- tion Is April 8. Starting times for the March IS setback; Bill Stone 130; graduate of Manchester High School VERNON — The town’s continuing education dates are as follows: The prospective bridegroom is a 1981 The prospective bridegroom is a 1978 field. Mass., school system. April 20 opening date will be In the Edith Albert 132; Pat Fales 127; and attended Manchester Community department will hold registration for spring semester March 27 — 9:30 a.m.. signup for graduate of Howell Cheney Technical graduate of Manchester High School The prospective bridegroom is a paper's sports section the week of Helena Gavello 116; Doris Jacobs College. He is employed by Solo adult classes on April 6,7 and 8 from 6: M to 8:30 p.m. at Coachlight — “ 42nd Street” — the School. He is employed by LaRochelle It and a 1982 graduate of Dean Junior graduate of Florida Institute of Technol April 13. 116. Mechanical of Newin^on. trip is slated for May 13. The center Son Electric Co. Inc. of East Hartford. College. He Is a firefighter for the Town ogy with a bachelor of science degree the main office of Rockville High School For more Congratulations to Wen Johnson, March 16 pinochle: Martin Bak- A July wedding is planned. is subsidizing the cost of the bus. A June 13 wedding is planned at St. of Manchester Fire Department. He is an engineer at Newport News information, call 875-8471. our newly crowned nine-ball pool ston 806; Ada Rojas 776; Olive March 30 — 9;30a.m.. signup for James Church. A May 9 wedding is planned at St. Shipbuilding Co. champion. Houghtating 774; Margaret Wright James Church. A July 11 wedding is planned at VAC opens new office Atlantic City — the trip Is slated for 774; Betty Turner 764; Sam Schors Emanuel Lutheran Church. April 28-29 on the new European SdMdul* for tho W99k 751; Carl Popple 748; Marie Heben- EAST HARTFORD — The Voluntary Action Center Touring Bus that is equipped with streitTSO; Betty Jesanis 721; March Monday: basketweaving (be for the Capitol Region has opened a branch office In lounging area, TV. and refresh 17 — Bowling: Bruno Giordano 534; ginners) 9:30a.m.; basketweaving East Hartford. VAC offers placement in many areas ment center. The cost Is $89 and Ed Yourkas 205, 207, 570; Max (advanced) — 12:30p.m.: bingo — Weddings including human services, the arts, education, health includes transportation. lodging Smole 211,547; John Kravontka 205. Births and rebates. 10 a.m.; ceramics — 9:30 a.m.: 529; Harvey Duplin 213, 225. 602; care and state government. exercise with Rose — 1:10 p.m.: The office Is open Thursday mornings by appoint April 3 — 9:30 a m., signup for Paul Desjeunes 209, 555; Joe financial planning — 10 a.m. ; ment. For more Information, call 247-2580. Wildwood. N.J. — 5 days and 4 Victoria 211. 558; Bud Stauty 510; Clarence Peterson 204, 522; A1 Valllancourt-Mendenhall Babineaa, Kelly Ellzaheth, daughter Hahn, Eric James, son of Dwight and Rodonis 225. 234, 615; Ed Adams of Donald and Diane Pelletier Bablneau Karla Magadini Hahn of 61 Bridge S t. Elizabeth Lois Mendenhall, daughter 524; Hardy Thompson 211, 500. of 37 LInnmore Drive, was bom March 2 was bom Feb. 25 at Manchester of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mendenhall of Pat Olcavage 185, 481; Jennie at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Memorial Hospital. His maternal Study shows old solve problems 319 Mark Drive. Coventry, and Marc Victoria 470; Lom e Kmiec 184,805; maternal grandparents are Anthime grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Richard Valllancourt. son of Mr. and Cathy Ringrose 400; Rose Hamilton and Rollande Pelletier of 343 Highland Palmer of Manchester and Mr. and Mrs. Often, too, an elderly person will have Mrs. Roland Valllancourt of Biddeford. FORESTGROVE.Ore. (AP) - Physical American Association of Retired Persons 193, 496; Jean Lukacs 472; Viola St. Her paternal grandparents are John one or two friends who assist them. Others Maine, were married Feb. 14 at Union James Magadini of New Hartford. His disability, pain and old age may make and was conducted with Dr. Richard and Inez Bablneau of 29 Lynch Drive. will receive a conglomeration of assistance Pulford 177, 222, 555. Congregational Church. Rockville. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs independent living difficult, but elderly Schulz at the Institute on Aging at Portland March 18 pinochle; Peter Casella She has a brother. Jason, 3, and two from family, friends and public services The Rev. Michael F. Evans officiated. Karl Hahn of East Hartford. people do manage to deal with all three State University. sisters. Dana Lynn. 10 and Rebecca. 8. such as meals on wheels, home care 661; Helen mlver 642. The bride was given in marriage by her problems. T^ls is a major finding from a The study took plate over a period of 10 services and volunteers from churches and March 18 bridge; Barbara Couk- S father. Ellen Mendenhall-West, sister of study done by Dr. Ann Williams of the months In the greater Portland, Ore., lin 4.530; Helen Vogt 4,116; Betty Cedar, Kellye Anne, daughter of Paul Stack. Nichole Lynn, daughter of other organizations. the bride, was matron of honor. Susanne Pacific University physical therapy metropolitan area. Williams and her Seipel 3,900; Bev Taylor 3,830; and Belinda Ponder Cedar of 25 Ellen Edward M. and Kim Louise Keeler assistants interviewed 114 people, ranging J. Mendenhall was bridesmaid. Lane, was bom March 2 at Manchester Stack of 38 Lilac St., was bom Feb. 28 at department. According to the Williams study, the Thom Giordano 3,000; Maude Bar Paul H. Wood was best man and Scott Williams’ research and Interest in in age from 50 to 82. A few were still nard 3,770; Celea Goralnick S.6I0. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her working, despite their handicaps, and she elderly in their own homes as a whole are D. Boynton was usher. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph maternal grandparents are Mr. and gerontology is Incorporated into many of not discouraged or depressed. Unmodifia- After a reception at the Mountain her classes, so that physical therapists went to their places of employment. M,. Ponder of Middletown. Ohio. Her Mrs. Charles Keeler of 47 Academy St “ If the spouse Is still living and is ble pain does bring discouragement and Laurel Restaurant in Enfield, the couple graduating from Pacific have developed paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and relatively well, he or she is frequently the depressed mood, however, she said. Those left on a wedding trip. an understanding of the unique problems of Henry E. Golan of Kensington . She has a Mrs. Edward W. Stack of 691 Hartford key person in providing for the less able in pain, whatever their age. had the The bride is a 1977 graduate of their future older patients. OMiiMwOiirteteBl brother. Derek Paul, 4 and a sister. Road. partner,” says Williams. “ This includes hardest time adjusting to their conditions ItO filJRlRlnwfn Coventry High School and a 1984 One key to Independence among the Nicole Ashley. 3. personal care, dressing, bathing and and changes in lifestyle. graduate of Manchester Community elderly Is being mentally competent, she CurtI, Stephen Anthony, son of An managing the home” College with degrees In hotel manage Ramirez, Andrew Robert, son of thony Ciro and Lynn Winslow Curti of 62 points out. Many of the people interviewed suffered ment and food service management. “ If they have their cognitive abilities, Robert and Debra Precourt Ramirez of Spencer St., was bom Feb. 21 at Other key providers are children, and from cancer, arthritis, lung disease, heart The bridegroom Is a 1974 graduate of many can manage the problems they 77 Oxford St., was bom Feb 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital His sometimes grandchildren will assist in the disease, diabetes or fractured bones. Southern Maine Vocational Technical $72-2140 Manchester Memorial Hospital His maternal grandparents are James and face,” Williams said. "The mentally sharp care Williams found grandchildren more Institute. He Is a food-service director at maternal grandparents are George and Florine Winslow of Imperial Drive. His elderly usually can network more readily involved with their elderly grandparents Age itself was not a major factor in Ara-Szabo Food Service Co.. South Alma Precourt of Coral Springs. Fla paternal grandparents are Ciro and with family, friepds and community than she had expected. The grandchildren depression and general attitude. But, the Windsor. services so that often they can continue u n j ^ N formerly of East Hartford. His paternal Cathy Curti of Rocky Hill and Jane and were often 20-30 years old and provided middle-aged did find it harder to adjust to grandparents are Alfsonso and Elena Craig Dake of Glastonbury. He has a living in their homes, relatively transportation and shopping for their their conditions and long-term physical Mrs. Marc R. Valllancourt Ramirez of El Paso. Texas sister, Christina Lynn. 5Vk, independently.’ ’ . grandparents. illnesses. Williams’ study was funded by the With a snake in her attic, Dr. Gott Peter Qott, M.D. there’s terror in her heart
DEAR that our daughter has stopped her ABBY; Help, loan payments, we would be willing please. 1 have a to forgive the loan If we could see snake in my at our grandchildren. Please help us tic, I found its HEARTBROKEN skin in front of Dear Abby GRANDPARENTS Floppy valve my door three I t o l l t o Abigail Van Buren MAGAZINE years ago. I DEAR HEARTBROKEN; Some measured it. thing is drastically wrong here not dangerous and it was six Consult your lawyer. Perhaps you feet long then. 1 can get to your daughter through took if to the vet her attorney or your clergy person to have if identi Don’t give up. You don’t say where S.W DEAR DR. GOTT; I am supposed to have surgery on fied. and he confirmed that it was a will not feel threatened. Call your you or your daughter live, but in my shoulder, but I have a worsening problem with my black snake and said. "Vou’re local Humane Society or Animal some states grandparents have a Ki: heart skipping beats. The doctor says It’s a floppy lucky It wasn’t in yourbed” He had Protective League. Either will be legal right to see their valve. Is shoulder surgery safe in this case? no idea how to exterminate it. I able to locate the snake, contain it, grandchildren. know it’s still there because I keep and remove it to a place that will be D EAR READER; Any one of the heart’s four sets of finding the waste droppings, which better for you as well as the snake — DEAR ABBY; My gentleman valves can become "floppy” ; this can be a serious I had identified at the local pet shop. who is probably as terrified of you condition if It affects the aortic, pulmonary and friend and I are well Into our 1 have contacted the local extermi as you are of it. retirement years. Each of us has tricuspid valves. However, a floppy mitral valve is nator, but to no avail, I have always lost a beloved spouse, so we different. Mitral-valve prolapse is a common condition been extremely terrified of snakes. DEAR ABBY; In the fall of 1985 m in hcfBithy adults and consists of a wealmess of one of understand each other’s loneliness It will soon be spring again, and I we loaned our daughter $10,000 to and needs, and we see each other the two umbrella-like leaflets of the valve. This allows can’t go through another summer replace a car she totaled. She often. a tiny Jet of blood to spurt backward during the heart’s under such stress. 1 don’t need to agreed to make monthly payments What can I say to relatives and m A contraction, causing an extra heart sound (murmur) hear how "harmless” this slither to us over the next five years. She or a click. others who ask (usually with a ing black creature is since I have made three payments, then we snicker) whether we are intimate? There is no reason why people with floppy mitral been to the emergency room of our received a letter friun her saying valves cannot undergo surgery. However, experts I do not want to confirm or deny it. hospital several times with a rapid that she didn’t want to ever see or but I would like to leave them recommend that such patients be given antibic^cs heartbeat and chest pains brought hear from us again! Furthermore, IT before, during and after certain procedures — such as wondering. I want also to cure them t # " ’ on by stress. we were not to write or phone our of the notion that the idea of sex for cystoscopy, colonoscopy and dental surgery — that If any of your readers can offer two grandsons, ages 8 and 12. In the '■■>1 may release bacteria into the bloodstream. Bacteria older people is something to laugh any suggestions. 1 would appre past, these grandchildren have about. are more likely to adhere to a floiqsy mitral valve than ciate it. visited us every summer and to a healthy one. I have enjoyed the sweetly SNAKE-A-PHOBIC during the Christmas holidays. (We ■V If you have mitral-valve prolapse, shoulder surgery uttered put-downs you suggest to live in different states.) Our daugh others (“ and why do you ask?” should be safe and you will not need antihtotic DEAR SNAKE-A-PHOBIC; You ter is divoreed, and we now have coverage. etc.) and now I need a ladylike — speak of consulting an extermina absolutely no communication with but cutting — remark to use myself tor, Why kill it? According to Dr. her. Our gifts have been returned, Please help me! Mary Isaacs of Encino. Calif., who and our letters go unanswered. We DEAR DR. GOTT; Fifteen months ago, I had a TONGUE TIED is a reptile expert, it is probably a miss our grandchildren very much. C-section and was given an epidural. Since then, I ’ve king or gopher snake and is not Do we. as grandparents, have any had a numb feeling in my hip area and upper leg. It’s DEAR ’TONGUE-'nED; With a poisonous. Better to be instructed right to see them? We want to put fading, but it concerns me. Is this numbness normal? smile on your lips and a twinkle in on how to remove it from your home our family back in order. youreyessay. “ On the advice of my and let it live somewhere where you Althou^ we are disappointed lawyer. I ’m taking the Fifth” D EAR READER; Epidural anesthetic involves the "jeC ■ introduction of anesthesia into the lower spinal column to deaden nerves to the legs and abdomen. It is a safe and effective alternative to general anesthesia for many patients, but persisting numbness can occur If Ohio engineer teaches Hetdik'np your symptoms are beginning to decrease, remain patient and allow nature to take its course If the numbness persists, check with your gynecologist to see how to survive crash if it has some other, more unusual cause. 'Mi DAYTON, Ohio (AP) - When a W percent chance of making it out Greg Jarrells tells an audience how DEAR DR. GOTT; I had my stomach stapled l ‘/t alive, he said, if they remember to to dress for success, it isn’t to help years ago and have lost 165 pounds. The problem is that "never, never, never count on them get a better job, but to survive my skin is flabby, as if it didn’t shrink to fit my new anybody else to get you out. Depend an airplane crash. sixe. This is despite exercise, swimming and working only on yourself.” out. What can I do to tighten my skin? For the past few months, Jar rells, an engineer at Wright- Jarrells says planning starts at Patterson Air Foree Base, hasbeen home when getting dressed. by Roy D. Katg, R.Ph. DEAR READER; ’The elasticity of skin is advising base workers, and it's unpredictable. After pregnancy or weight loss, skin " I t ’s no greater burden on me to been standing-room-only crowds. DRUG INTERACTION usually shrinks back to its normal sire. However, skin take the time and pick out the things His talk is aimed at those flying Are you taking prescription a in some parts of the body will not shrink after it has that will give me a leg up on on business, but a number of those medication? If so, check with been stretched. Plastic surgeons are often m a w c h k t c r uA ij_U Ll_j J l jJ.'i.J, Between the Lines Cover Story ttfJW The sto ry Actress Mary Frann is ambitioiis By Fred Robbins \ senior when her “best pal in behind the story school,” Marsha Mason — due n the sun-dappled, to become a four-time Oscar chrysanthemum-rimm nominee — told her about ed patio of her house America’s Junior Miss By J o s ie in the Hollywcxxl competition. This was, and still Hills, with its is, a contest based on spectacular view of achievement and character, not Ogreater Los Angeles. Mary mere physical beauty. Marsha Frann reflected recently on the Q. Give me data about how my favorite model Iman was Mason had already enrolled in success she has enjoyed in the the pageant and, perhaps to her discovered. I ’d always heard it was out in the wilderness. Also, five TV sea.sons she has been will she he doing any movies? Chouki S. Abeli, Pomona, Calif. eventual regret, urged her to Bob Newhart’s ever-adoring A. She was attending university in Nairobi when she was sign up for it too. spouse in “Newhart.” discovered by photographer Peter Beard, who advised her to Mary Frances Luecke ”1 feel I am a late bloomer, ” come to the U S. and become a model. (She said she would if he A-Ha proceeded to win top prize — a said the honey-blond beauty with would pay her tuition; he did.) The wilderness story added a bit full scholarship at Northwestern, blue-green eyes, who first made of drama to her modeling career, but it didn’t need it — she's where she became a speech and Q. / want more information By the time they were 14. which they tcKjk around to It into fame’s golden circle at been a top mixlel since she started and it has already led her into drama major. about the group A-ha. / think record companies. They were 37 “I’m glad it all happened movies. She made her debut in “The Human Kactor,” had a they were writing songs and After her third year at the they’re gorgeous. Shannon not an overnight sensation there the way it did. Slowly Surely " small but important role in “Out of Africa” and just completed planning to move to Bngland, university, she had planned to High, Egg Harbor, N.J. and frequently one would have It’s not that Mary Frann didn’t two movies, “No Way Out" and “Surrender," both due out later when they were old enough, to transfer to Yale Drama School, A. First of all, there are three of establish themselves in the to go back to Oslo to get more- collect her share of blue ribbons as she had become engaged to a this year. She's also recently become a fashion designer them, Mags (keyboards), Pall British rock scene. In the money so they could keep on earlier, for she did — as a TV young playwright there. First, Waaktaar (guitar) and Morten meantime, though, they played working in Bngland. newscaster, on stage, in daytime though, she went back home to Harket (vtKals). They've been in a local band called Britches, By the end of the year, soap operas and in guest-star break this news to her parents, playing together for five years, appearing at school dances and though, one record company was| stints in a whole array of who proved “very apprehensive and since the release in the U S Q. / have always been a great (K'casionally in clubs. interested and signed them. The television shows, including about my getting married so of their debut album. “Hunting lames Stewart fan. Can you tell result was the top-selling debui “Cannon.“ “The Rockford young.” High and Low," two years ago me what’s he currently doing? At one dance, they met album, hit single (and video) Files” and “The Mary Tyler During her stay in St. Louis, they've been the proverbial B.Z., Middleton, Wis. Harket, who had also been “Take on Me” and the Moore Show." But that her former employers at station overnight success. The rotjts of A, He recently spent a couple of playing in various Oslo bands. |ust-released second album, long-desired horseshoe of roses, KSDA-TV phoned to invite her the group go back to the months sitting for interviews and After the demise of Britches, the “Scoundrel Days.” Current sigtialing her arrival as a to join their news staff as the childhood friendship of digging out old pictures for a three formed their own band, plans are to rest for a while champion, eluded her until her weather girl, an offer she Waaktaar and Mags who met PBS special, “James Stewart: A and in 1982 finally made the (they finished a year-long world whirlwind sprint across the promptly accepted, “though I and played in a variety of bands Wonderful Life" that aired a move to Britain. They found the tour in February) and possibly to| finish line in “Newhart." had no qualifications at all for together in their native Oslo lew days ago on most PBS scene inspiring, and by January go into the studio to record the She smiles as she recalls the job. starting at the age of 12. stations. He also was honored of 1983 had produced demos next album in late spring. landing the role of Joanna “Consciously, I told my recently at the .Santa Barbara Lundon, which made such a fiance it was a way I could save lilm festival. And coming up in major change in her professional Actress Mary Frann shares a moment with Bob Newhart. up some money for the two of a couple of weeks, he’s life. She plays Joanna Lundon on TV's popular, “Newhart.” us,” she said. “But co-sponsoring (with Robert Q. Please tell me all about actress Demi Moore. Did she ever do “I’d had three different subconsciously, I think I was Wagner) the James Stewart , soaps? Is she engaged? J.B., Waterbary, Conn. auditions, the last of which I just terrified of getting called Gaslight Square at the Relay Marathon, the fifth annual A. She's 24, from Roswell, N.M , but because of her father’s read with Bob Newhart, and I or statistics. If you do, you’ll “Sure, it’s been tough,” she married.” The wedding never Crystal Palace. (“I was run in Los Angeles to benefit newspaper job, moved, by her estimation, 48 times by the time wore the same clothes to all never move your feet,” admits. “I’ve had my share of took place. backstage watching and studying disadvantaged children. He she was 15. The last move was to L.A when she was 13. and three. I felt like explaining. Now, pouring chablis for her rejections. I can remember For the first time, as the comics like Elaine May and hasn't ruled out acting, though. within two years, she had decided, with her parents’ approval, to “Look, I do have other clothes, visitor and herself, the pulling off the road, slopping the weather girl, she was known Mike Nichols, and Phyllis According to an aide, it’s still move out of the house and try to become an actress. but this is my good-luck outfit.” effervescent actress looked every car, and just sitting there crying. professionally as Mary Frann. Diller, who was then just a St. possible if something comes She got an agent at 16 and did some modeling but got few Then on the way out of this inch a winner, in a while Rejection hurts. The name stuck when, a year Louis housewife, trying out her along that he likes. Nothing has. acting roles. Two years later, she got a new agent and her luck rehearsal hall — so huge that 12 jumpsuit with an oversize zipper “I know talented people who later, an offer from a larger act.”) changed; she was cast in an episode of the series “Kaz" and in teams of Rockettes could have and bright-pink moccasins. are so supersensitive that station prompted a move to She was 17 and a high-school two movies. “Parasite" and “Choices” They didn't exactly set danced in it — I tripped and Combining modesty with pride rejections have done them in. Chicago. the world on fire but they did lead her to the world of soaps, nearly fell. ‘They’re going to of achievement, she also They’re not able to rally again. specifically “General Hospital” in which she played Jackie think you’re such an oaf!’ I sounded like one. Luckily, I did have YOU CAN ALWAYS RUN AWAY.. Templeton. That spot, in turn, led to the movies “Young Doctors chastised myself. “This success,” she says, “is perseverance. I always knew I Jam es Stewart in Love” and “No Small Affair.” “When I got home I said my not more than 1 expected. was never giving up. Just as fortunately, when I was feeling “Blame It on Rio” followed, but she wasn’t the focal point in own little prayer, asking for help Honestly, 1 always knew, from so low, I was surrounded by It takes a certain that film — Michael Caine was the star, and co-star Michelle to gel through it, whichever way an early age. that 1 wanted to be an actress. The drive .started people — friends and family — Johnson got most of the attention because she took off her shirt in it turned out. The phone rang frame of mind to when 1 was about 7. when my who also believed in me and every other scene. Nevertheless, her film career continued: in the about IS minutes later and my frame art. father would take me to the said, ‘You're not quitting now.’ Q. Help! I thought I had outgrown the groupie stage, but I find HBO pnnluction “Bedrooms,” “St. RImo's Fire.” “One Crazy heart slopped. It was my agent Sometimes, you i j . And I never did. Out of all this, that I have a terrible crush on actor Rutger Hauer. Please tell Summer,” “About Last Night” and the recent “Wisdom” She calling to congratulate me, theater and the ballet. 1 could just raise your remember seeing The I’ve come to believe that drive is me how old he is, if he's married, what movies he’s been in, also recently made her stage debut in New York in the play “The saying I got the role. Suddenly I palms to the sky, Nutcracker’ ballet and thinking. probably more important than etc. C.W.P., Penacook, N.H. Farly Girl” which may be made into a movie as well ’’ was screaming and yelling and pull the luggage That’s for me.' And now that talent.” A. He’s 43, has been married to artist Ineca Tencate for about a As we go to press, she is engaged to “Wisdom" co-star and careening around the room.” it’s happening, 1 enjoy it. Some Drive, this star has always down from the attic year and a half (they lived together for over a decade before that) director Bmilio Estevez, but they already missed a planned She had never guessed how and set off to new and due to his film successes has been called “the Paul Newman much competition she’d had for friends of mine who are had. And it has taken her wedding date and no new one has been scheduled in its place. horizons. of Holland” (It’s also noted that his native land hasn’t pnxluced Demi Moore the part. extremely successful are very through a handful of careers, that many movie stars, however.) “Over the next few weeks I unhappy with their success. This most of them successful, and a Among those movies are “Spetters, ” “Soldier of Orange" and ran into so many actresses who is something 1 don’t understand few name changes. ■’Turkish Delight.” His American movies include “Blade told me they’d also tried out to and it is sad to me. Born Mary Frances Luecke in Or you could come to Exposure where experts will solve St. Louis, she first worked as,_ Runner." “Night Hawks” “Ladyhawke," “Chanel Solitaire," Anything you’d like to know about prominent be Bob Newhart’s TV wife. "After all,” she continues, your problems with ease. “l•ureka.’’ “The Hitcher” and the current “Wanted: Dead or Finally, out of curiosity, 1 asked •’most actors experience many teen-ager — billed Mary Fran (which her family always called You can always run away. But horizon after horizon only Alive." His next is a TV movie for CBS called “Bscape from personalities? Write to Joaie, King Features the producers how many people disappointments, many brings you back to where you started. Save the tri^.. and Sobibor” Syndicate, 235 E. 45th St„ New York, N.Y. they had seen for'this role. heartbreaks along the way. So her) — doing live commercials your frame of mind. Come to Exposure Art undTraming. when you finally get lucky, that on a local TV station for “The 10017. About 200, they said. Even if I’d known this at the start, by should be a time of St. Louis Hop." a dance show celebration.” like Dick Clark’s “American exposure the way, it wouldn’t have made New Hours; Qosed Mon.; Tues., Wed s rn trasilBi*!■ > a difference. Competition has She was speaking, Mary Bandstand." While still in high Fri. 9-5:30; Thurs. 9-8; Sal. 9-5 Ill Center Street never bothered me. It’s no good Frann said, from personal school, she also appeared in _Mench^Jj^_ for an actor to think in numbers experience. musical revues at a liKal boite He- .M^ffCTOTBE HBHAtP. 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SuWvan in tha 1 0 : 0 B P M [H B O ] MOVIE: 'S.O.S.' A diovascular Intensive Care Hollywood producor turn* hi* (^sto d Hiekay n a n a* a cynical raponer who vis (39) Tennia: Palne-Webber Cleaaic Cov S i MOVIE: 'Exaoutiv* Action' Disturbed Western town c a u ^ up in a gold rush and U.S.'s lest legal bere-knuckies boxmg Unit, and they start taking about the course that American foreign hirea the town character as his deputy. championship ErrrH Flyrm. Alexis Smith, bomb into a iavMi arolic mutieil tar finan it* ■ horror-fMsd camiv*l. 5 : 0 0 A M (55) Insight (DO Funtaatic World of Hanna-Barbara erage IS featured from Fort Myers, FL (2 cial Mice***. Juk* Andrawt, WWam HoF their toll on Nurse Anne Hal- hrs., 30 min | (Live) pobcy ia taking, a aecret ri^ -w in g group James Garner. Walter Brennan, Jack Elam Jack Careon. 1942. IN B O ] M OVIE: -•plw r- Patrick Houaar. [C N N ] Crossfira [C N N ] Daybreak pfoia the aaaaa^netion of Keaident John 1969 d*n. Richard MuMgan. 1M1. Ratad fl. ChriMophar Allport. loran (Cheryl Ladd). She com- NHL Hockey: Boston Bruina at (g ) ® Rage to Richee The mrft ere in for [ESPN 1 Rniiards; 1986 Worid Open (DIS) Dumbo's Circus F. Kennedy. Burt LarKaster, Will Geer, CD Cousteau's Rediacoverv of the a surprise when they Uy to gam Nick's sup 10:30P M XSgerta Eae* [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'M a d m o Rooa' An oU Professional Championship (H) oensates with tranquilizers Washirtgton Capitals (2 hrs . 30 min ) Robert Ryan 1973. I ES P N ] Jimm y Ballard Golf Connection Worid: Legacy of Cortez (60 mtn.) port to stop the dernoktion of thek favorite (H) At tha Movias woman taacha* an orphan boy about Hfo, IT M C I MOVIE: The Candidate An and alcohol and soon is u n '40'' Wild Kingdom Worid of Sports Scheduled: mail shop. (60 min.) (In Stereo) lovo and mrvival. Simona Signofst, Citud* iU S A ] Sunday Cartoon Express (SI wide (H ) MOVIE: Rafferty eiKl the Gold Duet (B Jimmy Swaggart x, idealistic yuunq man mn.s foi ihH Senam able lo discriminate between IC N N ] Newsmaker Saturday Live covers^ of International Ski Flying Twine’ Tw o drifters kidnap a depressed ® (B) Musical Toast: The Stars Shine Dauphin. 1978. Rnad PG. against a conservative incuinDent Robert 8 :3 0 A M (D ("^J Sunday Mass Cherr^Monsh^a. from Planica, Yugoslavia; on PubNc Teiovieion Mueiciene. singere, [ESPN] Ski World her need for relaxation and 2;00PM X MOVIE: My Bodyguard' drunk to make an odd threesome. Alan Ar- 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] Haalth Waak fledford. Melvyn Douglas. Peter Hoyle CD Tha World Tomorrow and taped coverage of the Mountain Men kin, Salty Kelterman, Mackenzie PNIlips. and dancers present the beet of Broad [U S A ] Hollywood Intidor 1972 Rated PG her need for the drugs them The new boy at school enlists the aid of Winier Triathlon, a 36-mile race on tkia, |d) Robart Schuttar 1975 way, popular, end clessicel mueic. Fea 1:3 0 A M X Chaok It OutI selves, in 'Deadly Care. II me of the most feared students to act as ■nowahoet and ice akates. from Avon/ 10:35P M [DislZofTo 5;30AM (T) c n n n « w * nis bodyguard against «j class bully Chris (5i) Greatest American Haro tured are Roberta Peters, MarHyn Home, OS INN Naw* '^ ) Heckla ft Jackla/Daputy Oawg airs SUNDAY, MARCH 22, on Bear Creek. CO. (60 min.) Eileen Farrril, Bernedetie Petere, Leonard It) INN News Makepeace. Matt Dillon Adam Baldwin 1 1 : 0 0 P M CD CD ® ® ® New* B A M Naw* (CC|. 4(j) Davay ft Qoliath [D IS ] M OVIE; Dwtay O'QIH and the Ut (g ) Father Murphy Bernstein, the Modern Jazz Quartet, end CB.S '979 CD Taxi [CNN] Showbiz Today IC N N ] Big Story tie People' An Irish storyteller matches (g ) N ew t (Live) the American Symphony conducted by [C N N ] Nawsmzkar Sunday 20i MOVJE; Forty Second Street' A [DIS] Newl Animal World wits with the kir>g of the l^echauns. Al John Mauceri. (3 hrs.) CD The WorM Tomorrow [U S A ] To 8* Announood. (DIS) Good Morning Mickeyl CHECK I ISTINGR EOH EXACT IIME vuimg uiulerstudy must take >he stage ig ] Neil Dehenberge Celebritiea bert Sharpe, Sean Connery. Jartet Munro. (g ) MOVIE: 'The Heroes of Telemarit' A GD Odd Couple A/hen the star fit » musical breaks her leg (S i MOVIE: Marilyn' The IKe of Marilyn 1:40 A M [DIS] DTV 5 : 4 5 A M [M A X ] CinpmaM Comedy (ESPN] SporlsCenter 1959 Rated G. bend of resistance fighters attempt to des Experimpnt: "I'll Oo It Quy's Way ’ Guy >niuiiy befoie ihe opening Warner Baxter Monroe is told through clips from her fa (3 ) Chrletian AppetocMan Project (H B O ] The Get Along Gang (CC). (E S P N ) Track and Field: Divlakm I troy a heavy-water f ^ t the Germane plan 1 :4 6 A M X Man About tho Houo* DiSimone impersonates Frank :?maira -tjibv Keelei Dick Powell '933 mous movies, ifKluding Gentlemen Prefer ® To the Manor Bom Man'a aiKi Woman'a Indoor Champion- to seize in order to manufacture the atom Script written by Timothy Stack 8 : 4 5 A M (4d) Sacred Heart 40) Star Search (60 min ) Blondes, The Seven-Year Hch ar>d Bus 2 : 0 0 A M X Chftettan ChMdfon't Fund ahipa From Oklahoma City. CW. (2 hra ) Stop. Narrator: Rock Hudson. 1963. bomb. Kirk Douglv> Richard Harris. UKa (g l TM o Week In Country Mueic jMobson. 1965. X M OVIE: 'M idm Run' A British aacm 6 : 0 0 A M CD W e Believe 9 ;0 0 A M X CBS News Sunday Morn 41’ bl Mundn del Box (90 mm ) [M AX) MOVIE; The Heavenly Kid' A (g ) 38 on Sporta ing Scheduled' a visit with a group ol eld- Edith Piaf: I Ragrat Nothirtg This spe •gem wine knighthood end e forbjrte after Robert Schuller 57) Minnelli on Minnelli; Liza Remem sixties drag racer who died in an accident cial traces the personal and professional ( 9 8t. Patrkk'a Day Breelcfaei with ® State W e're In arly people who have taken up residence in [D IS ] Tha Carnal Boy In tha l92Us. .tn (10) What About Woman Senate President WitHam Bulgw (60 he eolvee the mystery of bMon dolar gold CD In Depth bers Yincente Liza Minnelli recounts the ia sent to help a young man with his 'girl life of Edith Pisf, Frartce's most famous sin robbery which he mestermmded. Richard the California deserts. (90 mtn.) Arabic hoy and his qrandfather becoina 3|) Charlla't Angels min.) ® Cormeoticut: Now 'lie and work of her father, filmmaker Vin - problems' Lewis Smith, Jason (^ ric k . ger (2 hrs.) Crerma, Sir Relf^ Richardson, Fred As il) Christien Science Monitor Reports ( D Dartgermouse camel drivers on an adventurous expedi cente Minnelli (90 mm ) Richard Mulligan. 1985 Rated PG-13 [C N N ] PInnecle 141) Nuava York Ahora SD Wonderful Worid of DIeney: Chero ® MOVIE: ‘Mtckay SpWane's Margin taire. 1969. tiS) CN N News tion .icross Auslralia s (iredi v^cioiia De for Murder' A detective becomes s u ^ - [D IS ] Five MHe Creek Stranded after e \ t ) Jerry FalwaM sert <75 rimi ) '5(f) Moriafo (Vtalurity 'ESP N | VIISL Soccer- Kansas City ) [U S A ] Stephan King's Worid of Horror kee TraH Based on the Louis L'Amour GD Wak Street Joumel Report IC N N ] Daybreak Comets at Wichita Wings (2 hrs ) (L've) Author Stephen King ("Christine, " "Cujo, book, a young widow struggles for accept cious when Ns best friend's autopsy coach accident during a de n^o ue trek ac 9) (22) Oral Roberts (E S P N ] Scholastic Sports America [CNN) Nawtday proves that he died from a professional ross the AustraHen bush, trw Five Milere [CN N ] Money Week (D IS ] Donald Duck Presents tM A X j MOVIE: Glass Bottom Boat' An The Shining") takes a took at the ance in a small western town. (60 min.) 11) Inhumanoids [D IS ] Mousy Factory: Shari Lawis special-effects creation of monsters and beating. Kevin D F ilm eter By Randall Hockley nated Latin moviemaking, is Argentina’s nominee for the 1998 Are you wonying yourself skk? The Associated Press mostly attributed to the success of foreign film Oscar. The story is Robert DiMatteo Puenzo's barrowing tale of a family about Argentine artists in exile in BUENOS AIRES, ArgentlBa — who discovers that its adopted Paris. By Frances Sheridan Goulart Fihn director Lois I^enzo hobnobs are the physical components” sufferers. Write the Phobia fears he’s got. If you’ve got • Androphobia: fear of men daughter was the child of a l^ s t Solanas is now filming "South,” Put them together and you have Society of America, 133 Rollins now with Jane Fonda and Dustin activist who had been mtirdered by on life in Argentina during the 1992 "The bed has become a place (4 more than four of the following, • Astraphobia: fear of storms, Hoffman, a far cry from his days as the military. an anxiety disorder, the most Avenue, Suite 413, Rockville. you’re a member in good lightning, thunder Falklands War against Britain. The luxury to me.' I would not a stnigglinf producer of Argentine But the revival of Argentine films Argentine loss led to the end of commonly reported mental Md. 20852. standing: • Claustrophobia: fear of TV commercials. exchange it for all the thrones in health problem in the country extends far beyond Pnenio; military rule and election of Raul the world." — Napoleon • Acrophobia: fear of heights enclosed places In mo¥le theaters ''For many years I directed Maria Luisa HettOrerg directed Alfonsin as presMent in 1993. today. Thirteen million • Aerophoba: fear of air, • Eremophobia: fear of being models and refrigerators and the bit 1984 film “Camila,” about Americans 18 years and older Hollywood Mtufllo (N) '"rhe Kii^s Film” by Carios either would you if W HAT WORRIERS WORRY especially of drafts alone This little satirical comedy mayonnaise jars,” said Puenso, forbidden love between a girl and a Sorin is about a bombiing director you’re one of the arc victims. ABOUT • Agoraphobia: fear of open • Ergophobia: fear of work was directed, produced and written by Robert whose “The Official Story” won the priest in 19th century Argentina. making a movie of a French country’s one out of And hypochondria or what The real test of a places • Gynephobia: fear of women Townsend on the ridiculoualy low budget of $100,(XW. 1989 Academy Award for best Her latest movie, "Miss Mary,” adventurer who comes to Argen four Americans who doctors refer to as the hypochondriac is how many • Ailurophobia: fear of cats • Istrof^obia: fear of doctors Happily, the movie looks p^ished enough that one foreiga film. stars Julfe Christie as a British tina and Chile in the 19tb century to suffer from people-who-need-to-bc-sick doesn’t experience sensory deprivation. And, what’s As hottest of the new generation governess in 1949s Buenos Aires. crown Mmself king of Patagoirfa N syndrome is nothing to be taken more Important, It providm a fast, and frequently of Argentine (hrectors sought ^ "Camila,” an Argentine-Spanish and Arancania. The movie won first hypochondria. Feeling lightly. Feeling skk and feeling funny. 82 minutes of entertainment. filmmakers and flnanclers in the production, cost $ m .m to make, prize at Biarritz’ 1999 film festival. sick is what makes you tick, sorry for yourself can get you Townsend himself stars as Bobby Taylor, a young United States and Europe, Pmnso earned triple that in the United "Poor Butterfly” by Raul De La too, if you spend more than 90 into a sorry state sooner or later. black actor trying to "make W" in Hollywood. Shuffling is busy negotiating the rights to States and made Bamberg one of Torre is about a Jeirisb family in " i minutes a day worrying about between hla menial job at WInky Dinky Dog and three movie projecu, including the few successfid female directors Argentina, wMcb supported the The recovery rate for the Mexican Carlos Fuentes’ • best worldwide. the one foot you have on the pseudo-skk is very poor, says auditions — where he’s told he’s either too black or not Nazis in World War II, after the fall banana peel or the other one you Mack enough — Bobby fantasizes about stardom. In selling novel, "The OM Gringo.” “TaiNkn: The Exile of Gardel,” of Berlin to the Allies.’The dim won Dr. Rynearson. “What’s worse, The boom in Argentine flhns, an Argentine-French production rave reviews at the 1998 Cannes have in the grave, or if you sufferers often undergo the course of this, we’re treated to inventive parodies which a half-century ago domi suffer more than once a week Pr o m ptCa re of everything from "King Lear" to "Superman.” directed by Fernando Setenas, was festival. unnecessary surgery because with one of these symptoms: they’re so certain something is Imagining a Black Acting School, where you can leern pain, inability to concentrate, wrong.” to bo a TV pimp or movie mugger. Bobl^ acerbicalty sweaty palms, fatigue, nausea, IS HERE. pinpoints the black actor’s plight. (Classee Include According to Dr. Paul Costa Jive Talk 101, Epic Slaves and Shuffling). 'Hoosiers’ can be wonderful dizziness, sweating or poor of the Natitmal Institute on appetite, says Antoninette When his big movie break turns out to be just Aging’s Gerontology Research another chance to perpetuate a black stereotype (for By Robert Barr There's also a abort, untalenteO Saunders, director of the Stress Center, there are four The Aesocloted Press Education Clinic in Evanston, BACKEDBYA white audiences to eat up). Bobby quits, deciding to player-manager sriw earns a shot characteristics that produce work at the post office until he can act In something CfaMmia Review at glory, after btosring bis first III. hypochondriac tendencies which In the opening minutes of "Hoosi- chance. Fifteen percent of us — more meaningful. "Don’t over lot anybody take away your ers,” a newly hired basketball almost always originate in dream," his barber tells him. Hopper won an Academy Award women than men — spend as 67YEARTRADITION coach and a high school principal childhood: "Hollywood Shuffle” works best In its parody scenes nomination for bis portrayal of this much as 50 percent of our time walk Into a gym where a tall btqr Is • excessive brooding over (though they do run on) end less well when It tries for frightened drunk, who is tlw most worrying about hitting shot after shot. Beneath the who was drummed out of college fully realized character. Thouj^ health, making symptoms appear OF CARING. sentiment. And the message is debatable: While dialog, there Is the squeak SOMETIMES I HUNK HE DOlWT 3 2T VGyMw ■ HE^GROWIMGUPIH AWORLD 34 38 37 |38 S 8 ^ ^ H STiWACHAMa.^^ OFAlUMIMUMM&EPAllBAB.' 40 42 ON THE PAtTRACR by BHI Holbrook t h e BORN LOSER ®by Art Sanaom — \ r 48 43 IW 111 I U&E 47 4. ^0 WrtWite'iV. MARKCllNG- ^ y> CXiKB THE pO fijR A J M>FH, I CURK AT 81 83 u v w fr? y M i m m r . * R»D-MART. 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South won the opening diamond Y gested by the above cartoon. trumps, and It is now safe to run the □z g j 5 lead and ruffed a diamond. He came to spade suit and discard all three dia CAPTAIN EASY «by Crooke A Caaala V A K 9 7 4 2 his spade jack and ruffed another dia mond losers. JULIO. IN THE MIPST OF I fig ur e N0.SEn3r EASY. I THIS IS g A 7 4 2 As.rTHErTTn°rrT T X X X i ALL THE celebrating . I I MUST OWE DO NOT WANT MONEY. PAYMENT mond. Then he played the club ace and g « p^CTiASSIFIEJDADS: (Answers Monday) ALMOST FORSOT- ENOUGH ruffed a club. Now came the A-K of A new book by James Jacoby and Jtis FOR ME- Vulnerable; Easl-Wesi hearts, along with a sigh of relief when father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is now Jumbles: EPOCH AGATE MADMAN GALAXY Yesterday's Dealer: South the suit split. He then led a spade to available at bookstores. It is "Jacoby EVERY Answer What the victim thought when the robber the stuffed his mouth wim a dirty doth — West North East Sooth dummy, intending to pitch his reigain- on Card Games." published by Pharm DAY THAT'S AN OLD GAG " -A 1 g ing diamond loser on a high spade, but Books. AND Pass I g Pass 2 V East had other ideas. He trumped that w on der IN I Pass s g Pass 3 * second spade and cashed the setting M Looking tor a good ustd ONE OFTHEgoodhobMs Pass s v Pass 5 V trick in diamonds. w o rk er VTAYS tnoMlo homo? Bo sur* to tbrinv peopM hov* dovo- Pass 6 V Pass Pass “What luck!" exclaimed South. “It The National Geographic Society, look In ttio Closslflod co lopod Is daily rtodlng of Pass took a 5-1 spade split to beat me." founded in 1B88, is the world’s largest I the ads In closslfltd. R. ManchesterHerald lumns ... IlKrt’s wltoro tho South wasn’t really the unlucky one. non-profit scientific and educational Tbot's wbor* H>o y find Opening lead: g Q 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 bost buys or* odvortlstdl Instead it was North, unfortunate institution. M S -T T ii voluo buys. • tW7 by KA. bw. liglljliit ii i.i.M-t.i i.iiiiiriitiiltVui NHFWAVTEI CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 WAITRESSES Woiffgd- O ff fC t Fpgfffpw— full MATURE Rssponsibis VERSATILE ggagl* CREDIT psrson to givs loving needed of F IF FrMlIng Full or port tima. Expo- flmg, fvpInR, filing, cars fo Intants and RN’i / LPN’ii In AAonctM9fgr. Fuff or rignead gnly. Cdll Ndht bpohkpppfng. Bo- ftoflCM •wilnoM Prooorfv...... CHECK CLERK ent*rfoUim*flf...... form Swooiin and fauiomonf .. to foddMrs Mddvcarsssf- port fima work ovollo- Alkg. 74IM4|g.______neffts. Appiv In pgrsen: ...... «i Roforf Prooorfv...... ■ookK*«oli t w w •w ------l«TW CAW .VlE»byUwylW iM ImPWMITED liaPW AR Ta I HnFWARTHI IRLFWARTB ROfWARTEB CASHIER wonted at LABORER — BENCH Mechanic- CASHieit— PuM tim* M A N C H E S TE R . §116,980. VESS^S^SSmheuafil! SERVICE Roprosonto- once. Fort time In mod constructton. Appiv fn needed In South Wind Adult condo comptax days. 7om to 3pm In tlon. We will train a ern pharmacy. Fleo- person at The Andrew sor. 40 * hours doing VOCATIONAL Now to market. Com- convonlonco storo. pletaly rengyptad six 1st ftopr umt, 4 rooms, bright personable Indi sont working condi Ansotdl Company, 186 smalt oppllance re INSTRUCTOR SALESPERSON. Per newcarpdilnw. Move Hi Good stortlnp pay. 7 vidual with typing abil tions. Flexible hours. B I d w e I I St., pairs. Basic electro room Cop# m mint Mfooks vocation, paid Ogvelopmentally children's spgcloltv Sunday Ipiffl. — 4 p.m. condition. Two bpd- condittpn. Across Worn ity. Good salary, gen Apply at once to Anne, Monchester. mechanical skills ne shop. Pull and pcxrt file pool. Tonnfs courts holidays. Insurance erous benefits along Liggett Porkode Phar DIETARY AIDE— Part cessary. Training pro disabled adults. 18 C Oeepwood Drtyg roome, dinfng room, available. A33-415S. time. Apply In person flreptacpd lIvInB room, and sHoppHiB ctoso by. with opportunity for macy, 404 Middle Tpke, time opening for per vided. Excellent be- $5.S8*$6.50 p g r h o u r. OOTNTRTOtNrB AnOv I AnvOSf 'WoMrfranr $59,908. Klornon BA BVSiftei*— Wanted advancement. Coll Monchester.______neflt package Yaw rewie laiwh t see- cenfrof olr, ntwar ear- son to perform o var Call M -F 8-4. 7 5 7 Main St. , pgttag. Full bosement, Rsptfy. 669-1147. ter 3 year old and 6 yeor Mrs. Rivers of 2W-3372 iety of klfchen tasks. Including 401K/profit or apply Beneficial WANTED 2 hour dolly private yard. Won't £R#AM of tag CrgpTTl old, 5 days. Waddell position at Waddell Flexible hours, will shoring. Call Gall to- Kathy lannucci area. Write P. O. Box Connecticut, Inc., 937 dov tor Interview at MASSeuse'iorn fo lost lengl Sentry Real Forest R id it Condo, school in supervise train energetic be Workshop Manager SS88 wagkiv doing mas Eetata. 663 6860j 541, Main office, Mon- Main St., East Hart ginner. Calf Manches Jason Soda Systems, 8180,990. OtreeSena a rr impocebly moln- lunch and recess. 847- Hockanum Industries sage only. Large Hart Reuli aa eeeOi leewde He- chester, Ct. 06040. ford, Ct. Eouol Oppor- ter Manor. 646-0129. Inc. 289-^7478. EO E. m A n G h e s TC R . Ro w io tolned. 9 bodroom tunlty Employer. 3392. ford Agency seeks ot- Wan, m usw aw rtan aian townheus#. Lorgo Full Time— Credit Inves- i NSTALLEAS t^ needed 171-6724 troctlva, wall tpekan •aha MO, awn it|M, laSear the market I Excep- tlonoty nice 8 room rooms, only 9 unfts In tlootor/Installment OFFICE Worker even for growing ceramic tern mosaeuaes for port aiana M aar-aata BMrtw IMS building, all op- loan clerk. Strone pub ings, A-t hours, Mon PROFESSIONM. tile soles and Installa timo or full ffme ppsl- Chalet type home, 3 pltances remeta. 1 cor lic relations, knowl- day through Thursdoy. NURSERY workers. tion company. Wage SECRETARY— Psychol flons. Own fronsporfo- bertrooms, lovely fam detacfied carport, pool edoe of consumer lend- General clerical du a E A M N a Full time. Hop River commensuarate with flon nocessory. Will ily room, 9 full wall ogists seek secretary, MANCHESTER— cloon and tannls courtsi ine, moth ond typing ties, AprII-June. S5.00 Nursery, Route 6, Bol experience. Please call 32 hours per week, with train. Coll Boou Monde fireplaces, 9 tall boths, SERVICE and comfortable Is this swimming pool ond 8158,980. Jackson A skills helpful. Will train per hour. Monchester ton. Come In or call Tllemosters 649-0M9. strong orgonliotlonal 7 2 y i 8 .______YWCA, 7> North Main 6 room vinyl tided half much more like new Joefcson Rggl Estate. right person. Contact; S b e M h P b b p Ib I Jim . 646-7099. c u s t o m e r Service— skills to fulfill full spec 647-8408.O St., Manchester, Ct. RART ftma cleaning per- duplex. Enloy your ftirouohovl. $194,900. U C. Harris, Personnel We offer our own train LANDSCAPE Equipment, molnte- trum ot office duties. Officer, Tolland Bank, 0A040. A47-1437. fon Belfon/Andovtr own bock yard on a A R 643-96B.O ffiXiiRMRifCR. LyRoli Laborers— for com nance, and delivery. Fomlllorlty with IBM grog. 9 hours par night, F. s. B. tys-Tsav EOE/AA Employer. ing, lull and part time quiet street. Afforda Rprlng Is lust around Hie Weeds tewnheuse hours and competitive mercial maintenance Full time permanent, PC and dictotlon eouip- Monday through Mrt- ble at 890400. Keith condo. 9bedrepmt, tV* and installotlon work. part time summers. ment a plus. Send re corner...And wdll this wages. Interviews now urdoy. Own transpor Real Estqte. 646-4196. baths, walkout base Immediate' openings. Apply at Redtield Ren- sume to David Mover tation. Exparlancad. yard look booutiful • f88 7 bvNEA.Mc PART TIME Ra s t Windsor— New llst- nwnt, gorogs, tarot being taken. Calf 528-3697 for more fal Centers, 11 Tollond Phd, ond Kevin Center Exceiianf poy. 749-5632. aitth the Inground pool balcony, appHonces, intormotlon. fpke, Monchester. Phd, 223 E. Center St., Ing. Well maintained opened up. 3 bed 6 4 3 -1 4 S 1 R a RT TImV Plaxibla ond cored for 5 room rooms, 9 tall botln, upgroded carpeting. CUSTOMEII SERVICE REPS Wanted - service mon for S H ^ E T Alietal person— Manchester, Ct. 646- $138,808 owner. 64Aw6 M60.______hours processing Ranch. Feotures 3 btd- cool stove, quiet dead service deportment. master mechanic. Mln- orders of locol phote- roomt, fireplace. end street In Ellington. evenings U M O tA days. APASTMENTS Full or part time. Will L m u m 5 veors HUMAN Service Field. grophy studio. Coll pm KBIT PtoMBnt tolBphona manner and good Oversized 9 cor gorogo, Jackson A Jackson 0 S mBP” LAWN Care-Evergreen train. Apply Blon- experience In lay out Elderv enrichment Joan 643-7369. security system In o Reol Estate. 647-8480.0 apMkIng voice a muat. You are our contact Lawns has opening for sfeln's Comping Cen and ports fabrication. Instructors-tull and iEi^RitARy-RuMic Ra- rural setting. Coll Cen T a k e Your pick. Clossic NICE 3 bodroom singis STUDIO typo between our carriers and our cuatomers. hardworking lawn core ter, Route 83, Vernon. Must read blue prints. part time positions tu ry 91, J . D o rlo l e v r family Capo for rant. speclollsts. Yeor round laflont. Corporate overtizod Copes on oportmenl portly tar- Houra: Monday thru Thuraday, 3;00pm- 875-6211.______Colt Phil ot 643-2487. available. Assisting In Reolty. S98-1783 MOO per month. Coll nM w d. W orking sbiBta employment available, Morketlng/Cemmunlcc Wellman Rood. Those Wanted - service man for ENGINEERING- foctlltotlon of dov pro- tions Oaporfmant. Actlv- BRAND New LIstInglll Boland Brothers. 649- mole preferred. Leoet. 7:30pm, Friday, 3:00pm-7:00pm, Saturday competitive wages and groms for elderly dis Ro u T h Windsor. Excel- spacious homos ore Approved building lot 7:00am-10:00am. Cail 647-9046 aak for service department. Machine dIsIgn draft llv porflclpofe In Inter- lent family home In available for your In 9947. Securlta. No p6ta. 641- benefits. We w ill train. Full or port time. Will ing. Minimum 5 years abled Individuals. As In excellent Columbia 9SM. Jeanne. astlng functions, pro- gulet neighborhood. 3 spection. Coll today location. Survoy ovtal- iWTWgHRifRR i bed- Good driving record train. Apply Blon- experience with mo- sociates In related field lacts and news bedroom Ranch with 13 and soe who! con be ble, ready to be built room townhouse 1V!i ggiW 66RLR6-i M. V ______y and high school di steln's Camping Cen chlne desgn Including or eaulvalent expe raleosos. Saif starter ploma required. 649- rience. Send resume X 90 living room, dining yours lommorrow. on. Coll for directions. baths, wall to wail car room townhouae. WS ter, Route 83, Vernon. metal fabrication hy with affective com- room and kitchen with Btonchord A Resteffo. peting, appliances. Including haot-hot wa 8867 between 9 and 5. 875.6911.______draulics/pneumotics. to: SO Whitney Street 875,888. Ja c k so n A municotlon skill and center Itl6nd breakfast "We Guarantee Our Jackson Rool Estate. 8515 plus utilities. ter. No pats. Credit FU LL TJM E S J. L i 5 Electrlcal/monuol/autd Hartford, Ct. 061(», At word procosslng ex- tention Ann Denue or bar. 19 X 30 lower level Houses". 646-9489.0 647-8400.O Milne Real Estate Inc., rafarancas required. Persons/Estimators— BANKING mafic systems. Coll Phil perelnce. Downtown rec room with bor. 1 590-6573 or 569-6161. 6434)1S7,19-Spm, Mon- AD T A K E R full time positions ot 643-2487.______• coll 2386201. O N E O F T H E good habits LOAN DIPAirnBBNT Hartford on bus line. cor garoge. 8144,900. D. R R A N D Mew dov through Friday. immediate opening in our Claasified Dept. available with growing CH U R C H Maintenonce— Excellent benefits. Sa W. Fish Realty. 643-1591 thrifty people hove deve IHEM. ESTATE service compony. townhouse— 9 bed Monday thru Friday, 8:30 am to 5 pm. Muat FuH time position avane- experience on floor lary 17K. Pee paid. Coll or 871-1400.O loped is dolly reading of IWMTBI rooms, fully gp- Good salary. Coll Me In lost growing bank. core, outside and In Ann Rost, 659-3511. the ods In classified. poaaeaa good typing akilla. Knowiadga of Evergreen Lawns. Wo MANCHESTER. Cute 3 plloncod kitchen, 1'/i Experlenee preforred In side work. Coll 643-4466 Business Personnel bedroom starter ranch That's where they find TOP price paid for multi baths, central air, STM IMS computer input deairable, but will train. will train. 649-8667. nmsH Associates. value buys. conventional / commer between 9 and 3. In nice residential family properties. Coll per month. 1 yoor In ISm ST* Qood apelllng a muat. Pleaaant telephone ACCOUNTS cial loans. WIN train qual s e c r e t a r y -N eeded CARPENTER neighborhood. Ftre- Boland Borothers, 649- lease, security deposit. manner. Qood benefit package. For ap Receivable — for busy Manchester ploced living room. Ap- GLASTONB u RV, Rmlth- 9947. NoMtsJ4^WMj__ ified applicant. Good M3 JlUfMa8 Manchester doctor's Real Estate firm. Must with cablnot making pllonced kitchen with brook. Prestigious de- pointment, pleaae call Danlae Roberta at OffORTUNITIES i itadroom townhouse. office, full time, benef benefits, free parking. have good technical exit to enclosed porch. velopment on 643-2711 between 9:30 am and 5 pm. skills. Attantlon to cul-de-sac near shop Heat, hot water, car C L E A N and Sunny one its Include medical In Contact and communication Hardwood floors, vinyl surance, life Insu detail and ability to ping and highways. Rentals peting, olr coditloner, bedroom Condo. Qulot Mrs. Tartaglla, 846-4004 skill for varied chal tiding, 9 ear detached all appliances. Nice lo central neighborhood rance, pension plan lenging activities. This think indpandantly garage. $191,900. D. W. Houses feature central and holidays. 646-^6. olr, central vac. Indi cation. Coll 647-1595. In Moncheatar. Mod 35 hour salary position aaaantial. Qlaaton- P A R T Tim e— Become o Fish Realty. 643-1591 or ern kitchen and ap offers security, paid I71-1400.O vidual styling. Contsm- Aa ANCHRiTRR — JA N IT O R IA L - port time, tnfTW CTRTPrand Community Raprettn- pliances. 0ns year NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... vacation and holidays. bury, C T 833-5811 porartes and trodltlon- RMRENT "Townhouse". Nice Rockville area. 2 hours Assistant— taking ap totlve. Neighbor to MANCHELT e R. $104,900. ols. Our plant or yours. and large 5 rooms, 9 Isoss. S475 month. Days plications tor full and Please submit written after 5 pm. Neighbor hoe openlngt Newer listing. Lots of coll D tn Itt at 643-9711. MANCMEITEII AREA In morning, 4 days per resume to ; Julie Pel Coll today for details. EXTRA large attractive btdrooms, lots ot week. Coll 249-6880. port time positions In In many area towns for warmth and charm Joyes G. Epstsin Rsal clossts, tall bosoment, Evtnlngs and wtt- Center 81. (odd only)...... S63-aS8 South Windsor salon. letier ot ERA Blan 0 aualtfled parson to best describes this 6 with huge cedar closet. ktnds coll Pot frt S9S- Edmund 8t...... 11-83 chard & Rossetto Real X-RAY Technician part Estate. 647-889S.O Near busts ond Por- plus slldort to covtrod Experienced pre time. Flexible hours walcoma new rasldants room 1pitchers/in- tlon In your homo. PofclMS. osmgsi . kWlwn miarlor-oxwrlor lor pro 0904. aqulpmeni. Hove low m$ae ball team exlramea confkhnce and flelderstryfngeotfertheporitiOB. m m e Accuroto ond roosone- ■nd bath. InMrkiranO fessional trofkmanshlp and eerry boMnee of talent. " B y far, tliia b die beat talent we Genzabz of Hartford and George SKW rior ispslr woOi. Fros blo. Norm Morshotl. and tree sstimois eon: LAWN Mowers ond out foetory warrantyl have had here in the 18 yeara that f have Mibaloponios of Irindham are battlhv 643-9044. ssOmstss. RsssonsWs. door power eouipment, been aaaoclated with the team.” ex CsNSOPOOM. B47-3B1S for the shortstfv position. YOUNG protosslonol, tune ups and service 06 Sable LS Wag •14,30$ claimed veteran coach Gene S^iziani. molo, sooklnd o oirfot Also o complete shar 06 Teurua 4 Dr. *12.666 All-Star Todd Mercier, out of Cast ono bodroom or studio INCOME TAX DUMAS Eloctric — pening service Includ roar atrong left-handed pitchers and oportmont in Monchos- Proporotlon In your homo. All Having oloctrlcol prob ing circular sow cor 86 Sable LS 4 Dr. •^4.9» five good right-handers b going to help Windsor High, win be holding down tor oroo. Non-smokor, Fodorol ond Sfolo forms. lems? Nood o largo or o bide lip blodes. Chfollty 86 Tempo 4 Dr. •tfTtS make 1887 a very pleasant year,” third base with his excellent fiehfing and . no pott> rotoroncos RoosonsMo rolos. Informo- small repair? Wo spot- Sharpening, 104 Hll Spaziani condnued. "If the chemistry * t ^ g arm. Mercier is one of the premier freshman players in Connecti ovolloblo. S33-3M3. tlon on now tox low. Coll Jim callzo In residential FLOOR sanding— Floors llord St., Manchester cornea together... we will be there at the work. Joseph Ovmos. 649-2111. Moriarty Bros. end.” cut this year having been drafted by the aflor 0 pm, 742-100$. like new. Speclollzing Fully licensed. Free In older floors, noturoi Used Car Specials Atlanta Braves last season. osttmetos. 646-5253. ond stained. No waxing H A W K ^ i Tree Service Leading the '87 Cougars are co Merchsndin TAX ATTORNEY Bucket truck A 04 Riviera 16K *12,800 captains PMer Palmer and Tony Got the Wont Ad habit... anymore. John Ver- The outfield win be patrolled by Cast (RsUrsdlRS) tollle. Coll 6465750. chipper. Stump remo 85 Firebird, AC *$205 MaaeDi. Palm er b a former All-Stater Catholic High product Dan Bontempo, a n prspsrs an T w Rstums. rood and use the little ads val. Free estimotes from Coventry High who pitches from In Clossitlod regularly. 63 Oataun 2008X *S$05 strong-armed and power hitting ^ayer Special consideration the left side and patrds the outfield. 643-2711. tor elderly and hondl 82 Mazda RX-7 *6490 from Cast Hartfoid; Palmer; another WHITMAN 74 Ply Horizon 4 dr. *2250 Masem b a veteran catcher from 105 Oownoy Drivo., Apt. A capped. 647-7553. Cast Hartford resident in Brian Cox and lELECTRIGM. 84 Q-Marquia 4 dr. *$6$6 Mancfbster whose leadership will play veteran Bobby Momrts from Middle- Manehooior, 530-1501 PMITRM/ an important part In the Cougars’ FOR Selp— pleAd couch E L E CTtflCALTontror- 84 Buick Regal *8206 town. Other payers who win probabfy o ^ choir. $50. sueceas. Other left-handed pitdliers see actlen in the outfield are; Dave tor — Replace'thof old MTS BUILDERS 84 Mazda RX-7 *8805 FOI^ Solo 4 ploco ouoon CMPBITRY/ fuse panel, upgrode to 87 Continental 4K *28.000 include Pete Frankovltcb of klanches- Brunefie of Cast Hartford; TrpyWame. NAME your own price — We specialize in quality ter, Dave Austin of Putnam and Tony MOOl sizo bodroom sot by o new circuit breoker 83 Alliance 4 dr. *2895 a new arrival from Obh^ md Swain. Lono. Contomporory Father and son. Fost, Lenthd of Middletown. They are an panel. Dryer outlets, consirucion and 80 MH. Qolant *12,500 Banett, Austin, and Joe Bndai, the stylino, wolnut finish. dependoble service. swimming pools wired, veteran pitchers with high school and Four MwlofiBBtBr rgglOgntB (from loft) PMor FrsfMovttoh. JRn F A R R A N D Painting, Poperhong- customer satisfaction! 84 Pont, Oran Prlx *8095 latter out of Windsor. Excollont condition. rec rooms. Fixtures Foundations, room American Legion experience. Pogsrty, Tony MbbbbI md PMor PBlmor w# sritfi tfio 1M 7 $500. Coll 742-0274. Remodeling — Ing A Removal. Call 88 Isuzu DLX P/U *7895 Coblnots, rooting, gut Installed, olso com additions, garages, The ri^-banded pitching corps will 072-0237. mercial wiring done. 20 85 Lynx 4 dr. (2) *3995 Veteran /im Peg arty wHI play first MBnehBBtor Community CoUgg* bMobBlI totm ooBCfiod by ters, room additions, wood and vinyl siding, be beMbd by BudaJ, who bad an years experience, li 85 Marquia (2) *4995 base and the outfield and be will be exceilem scholastic record of 2^9. Oon* Spaziani (right). |tv/itiiiio7 “ decks, all types of re new homes custom modeling and repairs. censed and fully In backed by hard-hitting Mike Bassett of Bassett excelled In high school and lA m iM R EO Free estimotes. Fully sured. Free estimates. designed wood decks South Windsor, who is also a power and can offer some good relief pHcbing Fla., for the spring semester bredt and J A L STONE Painters - 6460396. MORIARTY Legion ban last samner and Swain, a Insured. 643-6017, after (Reduced rotes - winter using pressure treated pitcher from the right side. Newcomer veteran of the '88 MCC tem and a depfii. Den M cKenzb of Cast Hartford win start their '87 season on Saaday, f V Motorol^^TTnch 6pm, 647-0509. guaranteed lumber. consolo. $75. 649-9537. season) Professional, BROTHERS Tre Hutcherson from Maryland has stalwart high school and iMdon per shows a good arm and determination March 29, at home with a doid3lelieadei CARI^BNTRV A (llemo- experienced In all NEATM8/ 301 Canter 81. shown a good glove at first and catching former. Ralph Jensen of E n tlM Is and should add to the Cougars success agaimt the eastern Conneetlciit State dellng Services — phoses of painting n.UMMN 646-5988 and should add sonne good depth. Second another veteran of the '88 M C C Mseon this year. University Junior varsity starting at \ u m i m Complete home trade. Neot work, gua Mancheeler, CT The Cougars win be in Ft. Pierce, repairs and remodel ranteed on time. Resi FOGAR TY Brothers — ing. We specialize In dential or commerclol. Bothroom remodeling, Looking for o good used 643-5135 LAW N Mowino. Spring bathrooms and kit Manchester. 649-6040. installotlon water heat mobile home? Be sure to cloon ups ond llghl chens. Small-scole LARRV'S Painting. Resl- ers, garbage disposals, look In the Classified co MOTORCYCLES/ NFL happy with TV contract houllng. Roosonoble commercial work. dentlol. Free esti faucet repairs. 649- lumns ... that's where the S M U tn w te e s Registered, Insured, 4539. Vlsa/Mostercord best buys are advertised! ___I MOPEN pricos. Frooostlmotos. mates, reasonable. By Dove Goldberg Coll Rick ottor 5pm of references. 646-0165. 649-1594. accepted. 643-2711. was facing the possibility of paying the N F L . YAM/ulTTirogoTltSs, The Associated Press fl.e billion In a lawsuit filed by the 643-5349. 7(X)cc. Like new, gar But the deal with ESPN, which abolish board U S F L; taking a substantial cut In aged. 1500 miles. $2500 will carry eight Sunday night __or best otter. 649-0852. KAANAPALl, Hawaii - The television revenue and battling a games in the second half of the annual NFL meeting began and HiaOH/COM./ By Joel Williams players union adamant about get- season, was essential. Without the MI8CELLAIIE0U8 CAM INVITATION TO $ » ended with television, the perfect t lM free agency. MttCELUUKOUS Automotive The AMocloted Press N FL’s first venture into cable, the FORMli FORMli FORMli Saolad bids will be racalvad bookends for a league so tied to T V . ‘nie $1.8 billion turned into $8 In cut in revenue would have been FIREWOOD— $53 0 cord. In the Oanaral Services' ef- The ending was Juicier — the court; the substantial T V cut rice, 41 Center St., Manches DALLAS — Southern Methodist University’s more like 18 percent. As Roselle $ foot longths. groon, r e f r Tg e r a t o ^ i ? FORD LTD Landau— renewal by the barest of margins of turned out to be Just 8.8 percent and INSULATED Window. GAM ter, C T until APRILS, 1W7at Board of Trustees voted Friday to abolish the kept saying all week, cable wasn’t dollyorod. 5 cord min cubic toot, 19 cubic foot 1979, 71,000, $2500/best the experiment with Instant replay. the owners arrived in Maui in an Hod over 200 In stock, otter. Good condition. 11:00 a.m. for the fellewino; Board of Governors and replace it with an Interim the most desirable alternative, but imum. Mostor/VIso freezer self defrosting. IFORMLE But it was the opening that was expansive mood. only 90 left. Triple 643-9279. ______SIDEWALKS 6 CURBS, executive committee to protect against the In a league where 89 percent of the cord. Northorn tiro- Wutlltzer organ double NEW CONSTRUCTION, more significant — the announce wood distributors. 273- glass, double bungs, MAZDA 1900 RX7 GS— "I had two big wins this year but revenue comes from television, it keyboard, toot pedals, O L O i Delta 00 Royale RECONSTRUCTION AND possibility of another dam a^ng football scandal. ment that the three major networks 3616. 40 key Instrument. All sliders, crank out, and Am/tm stereo with se SPOT REPAIRS AT the big one wasn’t in Pasadena, it was a necessary one. 1900. Excellent condi "I believe that this will ensure that SMU will plus ES P N cable had agreed to pay like new. 649-4252. storm doors. Brand parate apllne cassette, tion. New tires and VARIOUS LOCATIONS never have to go through the agonies of recent was last summer,” Wellington "1 think if we had our druthers, new must sell all. First $1,428 billion over the next three Mara, the 70-year-old co-owner of FOR Sale— gas stove, 4 speakers, 5 speed bottery, om/tm The Town of Manchester Is months again,” said William Hutchison, chair we’d like to be la a state of economy lOmCE/liTAIL come first serve. Un transmission, spoilers on equal eopertunlty em years for the right to televise N F L $125. Colonial couch, cossette. Many extras. man of the Board of Governors. the Super Bowl champion Giants, within the league where 80 percent BlUirilKIIT heard of prices. Coll front ond rear, over ployer, and requires an oNIr- games. said one evening as he stood among $50. Coll after 5pm at $2000 or best otter. Coll motlve action policy for all of Gov. Bill Clements, who resigned as chairman of our revenuea aren’t dependent ( » Wayne, 6666506. size tires, gold and Jim 6466650 otter 4pm. 643-53M. ______Its Contractors and vendors of the Board of Governors before taking office in the palms and peacocks watching a television,” Roaelle said. "B u t all O E C — Roinbow 100PC OISCOUN't (horpetlng. chrome wheels, new os 0 condition of doino busi WHILE THAT HOURE repres Pacific sunset. digitol computor 3 yo- 1 old Treddle sewing Indy maroon paint, re FORD Station wagon 74. January, revealed March 8 that he and several sports are dependent on Coll now for huge sav Good body, clean in ness with the Town, as per ented on a yearly basis 8.8 percent " I’d trade a Super Bowl any time ors old. Usod yory Ht- mochine— 1 Singer cent shocks front and Federal Order 11346. other board members learned of payments to television.” ings! Commercial, res- side, runs good. 646 less than the N F L received in 1888, for the kind of win we had in court tlo. CPM-MS OOF-M- sewing machine witb rear. High highway Bid forms, plans and loeclfl- SM U football players in 1984 and decided to cabinet. 1 electric Kent dentlal, plush, level 1300. it is still far more than any other last summer. 1 would have brnn out Boslc$2900 647-0069. loop. All top quality miles. Really sharp otlons are available at the contlmie Uwoi. T H E M E E T IN O fi WERE A LB O a oraggn. Cell 643-9279. Oanaral Services' office. sports league receives and main of business if we had loat and so goods! Save! Save! Sports cor. Must see! "We felt that basically, due to some actionsand reaffirmation of Roselle’s power of POOLS Amazing dls- Save! Call 643-2659 for $3500. 649-3642 otter ITRUCK8/VARS TOWN OF MANCHESTER tains pro football as the elite of would some of the other teams.” commissioner. ocuntl Limited time ROBERT B. WEISS, statementa that had taken place, it had probably televised sport. RTtAND tree quote. 7pm .0 IFOR MLf " It was good to talk football, not It was his politlciUng that only. The big new fan GENERAL MANAGER lost its credibility,” Dr. Leighton Farrell, " I ’m very pleased.” said Com tUPflKS Volkswagen tlug— 76 (N2-09______lawyers and litigation,” Jim Finks, rounded up the 21 votes for the tastic 1907 family size chairman of S M U ’s Committee on Governance missioner Pete Roselle and the Runs! Engine and GMC i m 1500 series, general manager of the New extension of Instant replay, which ATTENTION Dog pool Includes huge sun transmission tine 62,000 miles, 6.2 diesel, INVITATION TO BID and a United Methodist pastor, said Friday of the echo resounded from A rt Modell of TM Orleans Saints, said after one started out with far more than the Owners— Professional deck, fencing, filter, Needs heater boxes. full working cap with 21-member Board of Governors. the Cleveland Browns, Tex ladders, and warranty MUR Sealed bids will be received arcane rules session on "rip ” eight negative votes needed to kill Dog training In your $300/best otter. 646- rock, corpenter or con In fhe General Services' of Clements’ press secretary ..Reggie Bashur, said Schramm of the Dallas Cowboys, home. Obedience les tor only $ W . Full fi blocking and one-inch kicking tees. it. " It wouldn't have happened if It I T A G Sale— (Indoors). 0 5 0 6 .______tractor special. Asking fice, 41 Canter St., Manches Friday the governor woulci have no comment. Wellington Mara of the New York sons and behavioral nancing available. price $5000. 649-3436. ter, CT until APRIL 1 ,19t7ot The Board of Governors served as an executive But even more than the court weren't for the commissioner,” First cornel First Saturdoy and Sunday, NISSAN Sentro Wagon— 11:00 a.m. for the follewine: Giants and the others who as problem solving avoll- 1904. 5 speed, om/fm FO*1D 1960 pickup. FIDO committee of the 71-member Board of Trustees, victory, the television contract took said Schramm, the foremost oppo oble. Trainer Joe 01S- servel Call Paul 1-000- 3/21, 3/33. 9-3pm. 2 gen PURCHASE OF ONE (1) recently as a year ago wondered if cassette, excellent con 'h ton, 0 cylinder, new precedence. nent of replay. onto. 659-24i2.______052-7665 or 2f^563-1161. erations, furniture, NEW SANITARY which runs the university. SM U Is owned by the their empire was crumbling. Iliese clothes, appliances, dition. $4000. 649-1771. tires, battery good LANDFILL COMPACTOR United Methodist Church. Roselle also got credit for the T V O B E D IE N C E 5n3 or FOR Sole ladles dress books, glassware and shape. Best otter 649- meetings reaffirmed that the N FL THE MAJOR INNOVATItm was CHEVROLET Monte The Tovm of Manchester Is "Th e athletic part of It Is a tiny piece of the remains a flourishing institution, package, the reduced amount of training— Sick of being maker form. Com more. 157 St. John St., 3956. on equal opportunity em- the inclusion in the television pletely adlustable Carlo 73, $000 university, and that’s one of the obvious albeit ready to become a Mt which even money had its benefits afraid of going out Manchester. Chevette, 79, parts oloyar, and requiras an offlr- package of ESPN — the first time alone at night 1 You con widths and lengths. $50. matl va action policy for all of tragedies,” said Dallas oilman Ray L. Hunt, streamlined as It prepares for the because It left the owners In only, best otter. 649- MOTORCYCLES/ Its Contractors and Vsndors the N FL has contracted with any position to cry austerity In their buy a protection dog.or 633-4370. Household vinegar Is an chairman of the new Interim committee and a 1990s. hove yours trained at 5306 after 5:30. MOPEN 0 1 0 condition of doing busi member of the Board of Governors. outlet other than the traditional upcoming negotlatlooa with the effective and Inexpensive RENAULT— i9t0, fair ness with the Town, os per How dire was It? How relieved over-Ui6air stations. It abated the your home. Guaran fabric sottner when added Federal Order 11346. "In effect, a relatively minor part of the are they? N FL Players Assodatioa. Modell, teed results. Call ony- ENDROLL8 condition. $200.647-1144 l^W ASAin^nwrTtO university has generated a grossly disproportion impact somewhat by insuring that Roselle’s partner In negotiating the 27H wtdih - tSO to the final laundry rinse. before 2pm. LTD , good condition. Bid forms, plans and speclfl- all of a team's away games and ' time day or night. 523- Clossitlod IS the ottective otlons ora avollaMa at the ate amount of negative publicity,” he said. T V contract, sounded that theme 1S « sridNi • 2 for tSO $000. Call 649-9699. WHEN THE OWNERS GA 6924.______and Inexpensive wav to CH EVY Citation XII— General Services' office. "I honestly think today’s meeting was a those home games that are sold out when he saM — only half face- MUST bs pfehsd up at ths 1903 loaded, 40k, really KAWASAKI 1905, Tecate THERED a' year ago in Palm FOR Sole— Colile pup^ find a cosh buyer for TOWN OF MANCNRITBR, CT watershed event In the history of this university,” will be shown on regular television tiouBio g/gf p o l y ^ w pies, AKC registered. Hsrald Offloa Monday thru sharp, excellent condi 3 Wheeler, 250cc, water XOaORT B. WRII6, Springs — the NFL never goes in its home city, but It stli< Thursday bslota 11am. only. household Items you no cooled. Never raced. OONeRAL MANAOeq Hunt said. Whites, tris, and Sa longer use. 643-2711. tion. $4500 firm. 646 anything but ultra first-class — it represented a major depa*'*' bles. 745-4095. Of 61 $900. 646-S6C7 063-03 Twins withholding Reardon Promising pitchers getting rushed to majors By Ban Walkor By Ben Walker 14 hits and nine walks. it was better than a 4.88 team ERA the The Associated Press DETROIT’S JACK MORRIS, The Attoclotod Prats previous season. And it helped Texas B m m m h M N o t e s who allowed 40 home runs last A t ' win 28 more games and move from The Minnesota Twins, having season and ranked second In the AL At age 19 and a year out of high school seventh place to second in the AL West. finally gotten a quality stopper in in that category, has served up six Sid Fernandez had It all. an overpower "What you deal with is the risk- Jeff Reardon, are being picky about renewed optimism In the Philadel homers in four starts. ing faatball and a career on the rise. In reward ratio." ’Texas Manager Bobby phia camp may entice him to stay ’The Red Sox might not need Rich 1982, the U>8 Angelea Dodgers promoted Valentine said. “You have to make an pitching him. Reardon, acquired him from Gass A to AAA from Montreal, trill be used only longer. Whenever he decides to Gedman if their catchers could do educated guess of whether the risk of against National League teams tMs quit. Schmidt says he does not want as well during the season as they’ve Then, Just as quickly, he fell apart. His retarding their growth is worth the s ^ n g . Twin* Manager Tom Kelly to be honored with a retirement day done this spring. When Gedman earned run average tripled, his stri- reward you might get. dms not want to give American at each NL city. "Can you Imagine met Wednesday with Oakland " keouts were down, his walks went up. "Last year, we knew we would be Leaguers a look at Reardon until me going to Dodger Stadium. trying officials to talk about a free-agent "Physically, I could handle ’Triple- better off in the short-term with the contract. Boston catchers Marc A,” Fernandez said “Mentally, I young pitchers, rather than bringing in tbe regular season. to prepare myself mentally to face Couldn’t ’’ Boston Red Sox Manager John Fernando Valenzuela and having to Sullivan. Dave Sax and Danny someone older who might give us one give a speech before 40.000 peo Sheaffer were a combined 24-for-42. What happened to Fernandez is year. We think they will also be McNamara has been using relief becoming more frequent, with varying pitchers as starters In exhibition ple?” Schmidt sold. “I’d be a Gedman and the Athletics did not ‘I*; successful in the long run." babbling Idiot, a nervous wreck.” reach an agreement, making it resulU. Promising pitchers, esperially The Rangers have done exactly what games. He wants to give them a hard throwers, are spending less time in chance to face top hitters, rather Fast Starts; Jesse Barfield of almost certain Gedman will return the Mets and Royals did. ATplWlO than entering in the late innings and Toronto led the major leagues with to the Red Sox on May I. the minors and being rushed toward the The Mets. with Dwight Gooden, Ron major leagues Darling. Bobby Ojeda, Roger McDo pitching against Triple-A batters. 40 home runs last year and is Steals; Rickey Henderson, who Dick Howtcr, former Kaneae City leading the exhibition circuit with ’The Mets and Kansas City Royals well. Jesse Orosco and Fernandez, led McNamara, minus Roger Oemens has led the AL in stolen bases for built World Series-winning staffs that manager, underwent his third operation and needing starting help, is four homers. Through ’Thursday. the majors in ERA. All but Ojeda apent seven straight seasons, is leading way. and the Texas Rangers are tnring timein the minora with New York and Friday for a malignant brain tumor. converting reliever Bob Stanley Barfield was lO-for-19 with II RBI. the majors in stolen shoes. A to do the same into a starter this season. Stanley, Lloyd Moseby, Barfield’s team were brought up quickly, replacing Howser tried coming back as the Royals' youngster stole one of Henderson’s Roger Clemens was pitching well for washed-up vets and Journeymen. Ojeda the team’s all-time save leader, has mate in the Toronto outfield, has a sp ik ^ shoes this week while he was the Boston Red Sox in his second pro skipper but couldn't make It. made only one start since 1981. lifetime average of .328 in spring was dealt for from Boston. signing autographs during the New season, while last year aeveland’s “Except for Doc (Gooden), they all Opponents batted .322 against him training. York Yankees’ game at the Univer I Greg Swindell and ’Texas’ Mike Loynd last year. Slow Starts; Fernando Valenzu had growing pains," Mets Manager sity of Florida. both went from the c o lle t campus to Davey Johnson said. "Hiey might have ela of the Los Angeles Dodgers the big leagues in a matter of months Doctors operate PHILADELPHIA’S MIKE usually takes a while to get going, Eddie Murray was. successful on been here a little early, at that point in all three of his stolen base attempts Fernandez wound up OK. The time.' SCHMIDT says he will decide about and this month is no exception. Dodgers, believing he had — as scouts Sept. 1 whether this will be his final Valenzuela, coming off his first for Baltimore in 1986, and made Johnson said he tried "to nuraemaM good on his first effort this year, say — “nattened out ” traded him after them along." doing as much with their on Howaer again season. Schmidt Indicated last year 20-vlctory season, is 0-2 after three the 1983 season to the New York Mets for he would retire after 1987. but the exhibition starts. In 12 Innings, he stealing home Wednesday against fastballs and sliders as their psyche. Atlanta. two fading veterans The Mets coddled "The danger is if they have a few PASADENA. Calif. (AP) - Dick Howser. former acquisition of Lance Parrish and has allowed 14 runs, nine earned, on him in their minor-league system and manager of the Kansas City Royals, underwent a third rough outings they can’t deal with R now is, at 24. one of the best young mentall and they’re whipped.” Johnson operation for a malignant brain tumor diagnosed last pitchers in baseball. said year and was alert afterward, a hospital spokesman Lefty doesn’t pass big test Admitting he was troubled by his The Royal found themselves in a said Friday. quick climb. Fernandez said slower similar position a few years ago. Kay Murphy, director of public affairs at Huntington might have been better "We had a tremendous need In I9M,’’ Memorial Hospital, where Howser had the surgery, By The Associated Press Sax. who is expected to be the No. What to do with young pitchers, 2 catcher behind Marc Sullivan pitching coach Gary Blaylock said. "We issued a statement saying Howser "tolerated the Spring Training particulariy when the major-league had people like Bret Saberbagen and surgery very well." CLEARWATER. Fla. - What with Rich Gedman gone for at least team is desperate, remains one of the Mark Gubicza in Double-A, so we The surgery was performed by neurosurgeons Skip was billed as Steve Carlton’s big the first month of the season, finest lines in Judging talent and their brought them up and kept pitching them Jacques and Donald Freshwater of the Huntington test of the spring won’t get him on replaced Boggs at third base and hit temperament in baseball. in spring training” Medical Research Institutes, Murphy said. the dean’s list. grounded out and doubled in two a two-run Iwmer off Mark ’Thur Last season, Texas’ staff included Saberbagen. then 19 with only one The surgery Involved a second experimental cancer The 42-year-old left-hander, at-bats. mond in the fifth inning and a Bobby Witt, Jose Guzman, ^ w in season in the minors, and Gubioui, then treatment operation, known as immunostimulation. winner of 323 games and four Cy Cuba t. Mariners 8; At Mesa, three-run shot off Paul Gibson in AP photo Correa, Matt Williams and Loynd, all 22 21. each had losing records in 18M. The An identical operation — in which cancer-killing cells Young Awards, Is trying tocatch on Ariz., Andre Dawson hit two home tlie seventh. or under. next year. Saberbagen was a Cy Youi« are Injected Into the area of the malignant hrain tumor with the Philadelphia Phillies as a New York Mets' young left-hander Sid Fernandez was rushed runs for Chicago, giving him three Mels8,T«rifM4: AtSt. Peterburg. ’The Rangers pitchers led the majors Award pitcher, Gubicta was a winner — was performed Dec. 8 on Howser. nonroster player. He worked five in seven games. from A to Triple A ball, but wasn't mentally ready. The Dodgers in walks and wild pitches - signs of and. Joined by 23-year-old starter Danny "The surgery lasted approximately three hours, innings in an 8-3 exhibition loss to Al Pedrique singled home the inexperience — and ranked eighth in the winning run in the bottom of the gave up on him, but a trade to the Mets revitalized hie career. Jackson, the Royals won the World starting at 10:18 am . (PST)," Murphy said. the St. Louis Cardinals on Friday, Ned Box 18, Tigers 4: At Winter American League with a 4.11 ERA. But Series. "Neurosurgeons noted some evidence of tumor growth yielding four runs — three earned Haven, utilityman Dave Sax drove loth inning off Danny Clay as the and believe Umv were able to remove the tumor. The — and four hits while walking three In five runs with a pair of homers Mets won their fIRh straight spring tumor had b m evidenced since the second CAT Scan and striking out two. and Wade Boggs hit a three-run game. Barry Lyons’ RBI single off In early March. Tom Herr’s first-inning sacriflee shot as Boston snapped a five-game former Met Randy Niemann in the Tigers’ Morris ioves game, but hates the top brass "The neurosurgical team was able to successfully fly put the Cardinals ahead to stay losing streak. ninth tied the score. place the fortified lymphocytes Into the surgical en route to their 11th triumph in 13 ’The Red Sox hammered Frank ’The ’Twins scored all their runs cavity. Mr. Howser Is awake and alert and has spoken spring games. Mike LaValliere Tanana for 10 runs and 11 hits in less off Bob QJeda, including a two-ru Bv Harrv Atkins Brigham Young University, he believes he can relate with his wife, Nancy. He is expected to be hospitalized homered in the second Inning off than three innings. Dennis “Oil homer by Gary GaettI, who had The Associated Press to both sides of the money issue. one week." Carlton and ’Tito Landrum drove in Can” Boyd blanked the ’Tigers on only three hits in 26 spring at-bats “I’ve been poor and I’ve been rich,” he said. "Money entering the game. Minnesota LAKELAND. Fla. — Jack Morris loves the game of two of four eighth-inning runs off three singles over four innings in baseball.. He just doesn’t care much for the men who does not necessarily corrupt. Tom Hume. his second start since recovering starter Frank Viola pitched five innings and gave up only one hit. a run it "It’s a root. It can change people. But It’s also a Catcher Lance Parrish made his from tendinitis in his pitching ’"The toughest thing I’ve ever gone through." Morris MCC drops opener shoulder. home run by Keith Hernandez. motivator. But for me, it’s only toys. To me, money is first appearance for the Phillies. He says. ’ ’Is that I’m convinced winning is not important to there to be spent, and I mean that. Too many people the owners anymore. went to their grave without ever having fun with it” FORT PIERCE, Fla. —Two runs In the bottom of the "We are expected to be mentally ready seven days a Morris thinks the Tigers front office was cavalier in ninth inning lifted Drew University past Manchester week, but we know it’s not important to them” its treatment of key players this winter. That they Community College, 8-8, in collegiate baseball action r , The winningest pitcher in the 1980s. Morris says he allowed All-Star catcher Lance Parrish get away to the Friday ni^t. PUBLIC NOTICE sees' ’the business aspect of the game entirely different Philadelphia Phillies and that they -forced first MCC, 0-1, and Drew were scheduled to meet in a than 10 years ago.” baseman Darrell Evans to accept a ^80,000 pay cut doubleheader today starting at 11 a.m. PLEASE NOTE: This space is available His resentment runs deep. rankles him. Drew’s Brian Levine opened the ninth inning with a Morris, who accused the Tiger management of He says he doesn’t dislike club President Jim double and Cougar reliever Mike Bassett proceeded to MORE as a public service to any non-profit organi "destroying” the club over the winter, conducted a Campbell or General Manager Bill Lajoie. walk the next five batters. zation wishing to publicize an up-coming well-publicized free-agent caravan to Minneapolis and m "I dislike their approach to the game. I suppose they Starting pitcher Pete Palmer and Bob Mounts each event or community message. There is abso- Tampa last December in an unsuccesful effort to land a think one or two players won’t affect the organization. had two hits for the Cougars. Mounts had a double. q u a u t v i lutly no charge for this space. Please send contract with the Minnesota Twins. New York “But what they don’t understand is one or two MCC OOS m 2I0-84-5 Yankees, Philadelphia Phillies or California Angels. becomes four or five which becomes II or 12, which Drew 000 300 01I-4-M. HND n complete information you wish to publish at Pete Polmer, Mike loeMlt <*) end Tre Hutcherson; Dove Later, he rejected the ’Tigers offer of $1.38 million becomes the entire organization” Leekovskot, Alex Veeqvet (f) end trlon Levine. OYOTA least 3 weeks in advance of event. Messages and went to arbitration to win a salary of 81.87 million Still, the competitor in Morris won’t allow him to rale WP- Vosquei; LP- lotseH. QUALITY SERVICE published wil be at the descretion of Lynch for 1987, a raise of roughly 81 million over what hemade the Tigers out of the AL East race for 1887. FRONT END last year. "I see this ballclub as a few talented individuals who I ALIGNMENT Motors. "It’s the American way," Morris said. “Why not try have a burden to carry.” he said. “Whether they con, Steinbrenner unhurt Ad|uM eatw. esmbar, toe-in. Please mail Att; Joe McCavanagh. to get as much as you con? We ore the show. That’s remains to be seen — whether we can mentally play ahofo appMesMo. Chack tira $1420 what they don’t seem to understand." tough for 182 games. POMPANO. Fla. (AP) — A 8J78.000 filly, driven by praaauraa. Ragular •S4.20. AS photo Morris, who will be Detroit’s opening-day pitcher for “ I’m a realistic person. I Sports in Brief Scoroboord Sports in Brief Scoreboard FVtBRV, Monh ft 78in 110, Nvnili 106 Ntooara 74, Sstan Hen Is K m a s playprt doubto loM ri Chrle Jehneen 7613-t4l Whal«rt bagin homattwid Arkansas 47, Arkansas 31.44, OT I t s , ,«» ronv angffian 167)— Ml Baoketball St. Louis 76 St. Fetor’S 40 LOUISVILLE, Ky. — After losing to Georgetown Hockey twTfi^a o m v M (itn Southern MIsMNppi 41 MIssMppI 75 7657 in the semifinals of the NCAA Southeast Regional Suscet Sonders |3=;s HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers (S«-*7-7), still Swebee, A. Stoetny Penny Futz Ti-73-144 EnstWi 13-B 36 14, Ceeoer 0-1 60 0. Oregon StotaIlNewS^lcoB basketball tournament Thursday night, the Kansas Toronto, Clark 3t (piborne, occupying first place In the Adams Division, begin a KownuiMn 7-14 64 17, Walker 611 65 M, Callmmla 71 Fullerton State 41, OT MduMhojKotov Whitworth 6674-144 five-game homestand tonight as they host the Lever 613 OO HI, Honillk 610 1-1 I, Jayhawks returned to their hotel rooms and found they Ofll)<*: 14. A Terento,OtborneaiCeurfnpH, Komy ^owfmwon 71-73-144 NBA ttimlings Schovet63647, Evant6140014, DunnOOOO NHL itiiNlInBt 0(11), W;D. Fenoltlee— nnn, Quedntar- Donna Cueceio-wnktny 7671— 144 Minnesota North Stars at 7: SB (WTIC) The Whalers had been burglarized. tafsnee), 5:46 Root, Ter, mlner-rnrier Lourle Rinker 71-74-18 0. Totals 4504 16» Wt. “Not only did we run Into a buzzsaw in the form of (Insttpoter, flohflnp), 4:S3; OtlHs, Que, Jody Rpsentool continue play on Civic Center Ice against the Los PNILAMLPNIA (IM) Illinois St. 74, Cleveland St. 77 WALB$ CONFBRBNCB 71-74-18 Angeles Kings l^nday afternoon at t (SportsChannel. RAtTmN coNsmntcc Hinson 6H 64 a , Borklev 1616 67 M, ArkansopLHHe Rock 54, Stephen F. (Jeorgetown, we came home to find our rooms mlror-frolor (croee-dw Oinp, fli^ngl, Fat Broidley 767D-18 ANmNc MvWss Fatrlck OtaWen 4:53; McRae, Que (Intartarence), 14:Ct; Mary Murphy 7471— 18 WTIC). The Whalers had a seven-point lead on W L Pci. M McCormick 7-M 67 14, Cheeks 63 64 0, Austin 41 ransacked last night." Gary Hunter, associate athletic _ W L T Fta OFBA yotv6 Tor (roughloo), 14:8; Olllls, Que WlnnDta7-1411-1334, Cottar 7-131-1 IS, Toney VandsrWtt 104, Florida St. 41 x PMIodtIphIo 43 23 4 42 B4 274 (roumiM),ll;8. 7471— 18 second-place Montreal prior to Friday s play. x-Sottan 44 11 .731 — 6 5 m Vrones MOOl.Totals 464114^ 116 Washington 73, Boise St. 46 director, said Friday. 4674-18 pniMSehla 37 14 ,»1 11W NY Ittantftrt 32 30 10 74 ISO ISO Toronto, Oomphoucse toerrt Statnhouer 7673-18 Tussiav. March 17 "Eleven or 11 rooms. Including all of the players, WenMneton 31 33 4 71 84 MO '7,15:14. Fenoltles— Root, Tor, mlnor- mnMnaten 35 30 .M 13 a I I 11 i t - t w La Salle 61 Niagara Si NYRongon 31 33 I 70 274 St 4 ^ 0 Blochwetder 7673-18 Archary toumay tat today NewYork 11 « J!! 2'^ t i a a i 6 - i M Nebraska to, Aniansas 71' were robbed One or two had hidden their valuables irolor (creeochecking, ftotittno), 5:8; Helllt Stacy 7673- 18 New Jereev * . 47 .144 14 and money and did not lose much, but most of the PltMiurali a 34 It 47 275 MS OIMIs, Que, mcHor (fliRttop) ,5:8. fvwi iMu laouft 7674- 18 6Polnl oools Cvons, Hontllk, Wlnoota. Souifhem MIssIsslopI 13, SI. Louis 70, NswJtnoy 8 40 4 54 80 134 Sueon Tonkin Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Denver 50 OT players lost all the cash they had with them and the Aagsm DtaHtan 7674-18 Hall’s Arrow of Manchester will host the 111,000 New K-Oalrelt 44 n .477 — (Rosmussen ill, Phltadstahta 41 (Borklev Collfemla 45, Oregon St. 48 ^ JhP ti.on peat— Toronto 16167— 31. 7674— 18 England Indoor archery tournament today and K-Attonta 45 B a n in. Asslsls—OenverW(Enplsh,Hantllk4), valuable jewlery they had." Hunter said. x-Horttord M 17 7 13 84 Ml Quebec 16t1-11—8 . 7674-18 x-MItwoukae ti 17 .404 4 Imlloditehio M (Borklev 41. Total Hunter said the team left the Holiday Inn Airport Monlrtel 34 8 10 71 340 28 4; *^|^,'^y7pp»erfunHtee— Toronto 0 ot Sunday. It will be the *4th annual event of Its kind Ctiloiro 33 33 JDO im Boston 34 31 7 75 M7 344 w s r * sponsored by Hall’s Arrow, making It one of the oldest fouls-Denver It, Philadelphia 14. East about 7 p.m. and returned shortly before Q u4^ 17 34 4 43 2)4 80 (JoatS-Terento, WreggefJ3* shetaD 31 35 .470 13W Technical—Denver lllesol defense. A— Southern T mssmS ppI, 31-11, at Vondw- Buftale M M 7 94 M4 275 consecutive money tournament In the country. Many of It 41 .361 WW 15,477. midnight. He did not have an estimate of how much was seveet.^^Mebec, Ootselln (31-17). Easss'"" blit, 1616 1 p.m. stolen. CAMFjpLL CONFOTBNCB Alice RItiman the top U.S professional archers will participate WOshIngton, 31-14, at Nebraska, 1611, Msrrii Otvliton R e fe re e -M ik e Noeth. Linesmen— Down Coe Detroit 31 31 to 74 M) 18 Woyne Bonney, Jerry Fatemon. including Hall’s Arrow own Eric Hall (World field x-Ooltas 8 B m *'nn^'stata, 1611 at La Solle, 16117:» Lha Yeung )67I-M 7 champion), and Idaho’s Dee Wilde and Katie Smith of Utah 34 30 8 5 7 gilcogo a 31 11 40 M3 174 Colhv Marine 34 n .58 TV) NCAA mmiMMiit Warriort’ Washburn to play toon 8t. Louis 17 30 14 M 3(0 MO LvnnCennellv Ohio, who are the top ranked release shooters In tl» Denver n 8 .413 tsw ^oilltomlg, 81-16 at Arkimscu-Lltfte Mlimoseta 8 34 4 47 270 374 country. Richard "Butch” Johnson and ’Tricla Hall Son Antonie M 8 .344 » Rock, 154, S;0S p.m. OAKLAND, Calif. — Chris Washburn, the rookie Terento M M 4 43 87 85 Sacramento 8 8 .SB 23 center who entered a drug treatment center in late Oinyllw OtaMoa G o lf Johnson, Eric’s younger sister, are the 1M7 profes FPcWlc OtaTMea AtNew varh x-Mmontoo 45 11 5 8 38 3« sional archery champions and will also be competing. X-L.A. Lakers » 14 .7B — TbssBav. March si January, will begin practicing with the Golden State * * 1$ 38 Ml SmiiNIimIn Warriors next week and Is expected to play again semn, x-WInn^ 37 2 • 13 30 341 The tournament also features amateur, bowhunter, Perttond 8 M .4H tl 7 p.m. and 4 p.m. LotAiigatas M 8 * 44 3D 18 Bonvliiig and youth competition. Spectators ore Invited, at no 34 35 .4B IfW TtamBtyj^MajjA 14 the NBA team announced Friday. Vancouvtr M 40 I M 345 84 Ootdsn State » 8 16W NorthiSrolW 76 Hotrt Dome 46 Niw OrlUM leam charge, to wat<^ the tournament. Fhoanlx 34 8 .38 "We are pleased with Chris’ response to the x-ctlodigd ittevoffbarto .W6 mvt 4 p.m. t^gt^^^^)ssis4(4 4S^)t )^is)g4)s^) L.A. aippers tt 54 TMrdFtaca treatment and look forward to his return,” Warriors NEW ORLEANS (AF) — K ^llnchod I AtA.52rtM MMt i:*N IN',J.J. 7 p.m. President Dan Finnane said. “His continued progress MontraollSiiSolol NWfta I 'r i S r In toe IM— 000 Wm m Douglaw shares Senior lead I Carolina, 363, vs. Svnlyrocuse, 106 will enable him to make a pi»itlve contribution to the C l q ^ (MM Tournament Lota J pwiii 4tat lactadtd 4:M p.m. Warriors during the remainder of the season." fwOtemIFIOII a# Fmtewrpi 3 7J8-vard, per-71 Lokesraed Lwenw Fpu^ 161-^ INDIAN WELLS, Calif. — Defending champion Dale Origarv at BOmwitwi, (n) Oubceurse: J2R-S*. .D e ^ e Finn 766411. fired a 5-under-par 67 Friday to move into a Boston ill.'seeRle wT"** TlAIIM ICtioilS Wlnnlpgga|^WKouv4rjn^ pick Meut 4445- 1D three-way tie for first place with Bobby Nichols and PhltadiriTOta 114. Dtnvtr IM 4644-ID Attanto 114, MINraukco 47 Ttatniav. 6Mnh 14 Ewing out rest of taaton Lot Anggta* at Boston, 1 ;1S p.m. 71-43-134 Bob Charles halfway through the $300,000 Vintage Ctavttand 106 Now Jersey 105 A) LaatavtHs. Kv. N.Y. Rongtrs at N.Y. Istandtrs, 7:8 47-47— 134 Tyler 476, Mary Mumferd8 Chrysler Invitational senior golf tournament. Houston 114, L.A. Clippm 40 Provtdsnce H», Alabama 41 NEW YORK — New York Knicks center Patrick Ben Crenshaw 4M4-114 Son Antonio of L.A. Lakers, (n) Georgetown 70, Konsos p BASRBALL Ewing will miss the rest of the NBA season because of a Mlimeiota at Horttoni, 7:8 p.m. Mice sSlivtm 464^18 Douglass, 51, rebounded from a first-round 75 with Phoenix of Perftond, (n) American Leopie ntltadtlphta at Oyohoc, 7:8 p.m. Hal Sutton 1645-18 0lottm Lniin six birdies on the Vintage Club’s 6,907-yard, par ei KANSAS CITY ROYAL6-Sent Von sprained ligament In his left knee, the team announced Chicago at Dotr«!r7!8p.m. At Laaisvilta, Kv. ^ ^ Snider, outfielder, Terry Bell, cotcher, Friday. Toronto at Montrool, •;IB p.m. pee Smyth 416, Kotov Mgnlgy NB-N1- gg-M—TZ Mountain Course, giving him a 36-hole total of Providence, 144, vs. Georgetown, 264, &1S=1S M1, Borborg DeVito Attanto of New York, 7:30 p.m. Rondin Johnson and Luis Detoi Santos, Ewing Injured the knee ’Thursday night when he Now JersevwtSL Louts, 1 :8 p.m. 4446- 117 Anderson ID , taniw Si Mt. Denver of woshlnotan, 7:30 p.m. 1:5* p.m. tnflHders, otrd Gory Thurman and Chito WS*” 4646-117 nrilYn^vers i Nichols. 50, and Charles, 51, both had 70s Friday after Cleveland of Indiana, 7:30 p.m. Martinet, outtlelders, to Ihelr minor- slipped on a wet spot in the first quarter of the Knicks’ Boston at ntasSlnatan/TS p.m. Nick Foldo 7647— 137 ton 176-517, Edith Tracy « cattHng 7*s In the opening round Both golfers played Detroit at Dallas, 0:30 p.m. league comp tor reassignment. Ul-ll» overtime victory over the Indiana Pacers. Let Angstat at Horttord, 1:18 pjn. Nick Fflce 47-76-137 Phltodetphlo at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Sent Joey vancouvtr at WInnIpM, 3:8 pm. Fhll Btackmor 47-76-137 the «.M0-yard, par 36-36-72 Vintage Club Desert Houston at Utah, 4:30 p.m. Friday, March « Meyer, first baseman, Al Jones, Alex No surgery will be needed, but Ewing will have to DtIrott at Buttolo, T;QS p.m. Tim Norris 7641-18 Hiw terHuN Coarse in the second round Golden State at Phoenix, 4:30 p.m. At Onrinntal Madrid and Don August, pitchers, ond Billy wear a knee brace for three to four weeks, team PlttUWrgh at Phltaditlphta, 7:8 p.m. Fat Mc(}owan 7646- 18 The trio had a two-shot advantage over Walter Chlcopo at Sacramento, 10:» p.m. LSU43,DePaul9B Botes. Intlelder, to their mlnor-leogue spokesman John Clrillo said. The Knicks. who have Chlcooe at N.Y. Roniwrs, 7:8 pm. Tim Simpson 4641^18 , Kotov Randall iMMSi. Ruth Ann Qtase IndtonoW .Dukell camp for reosslgnmenf. Curtis Strongs 47-71— 18 Zemhriski entering Saturday’s third round Zembriski CtMtigB----- NEW YORK YANKEES—Nomed Rov virtually no chance to make the playoffs, end their Tom Watson 464)^18 51, had a 65 on the Desert Course. New Jersey at Boston, I p.m. Sunday, Merch B While minor league hitting Instructor. regular season April 18 at Cleveland. CiniHiNt S, Sibm t Sam Randolph 47-71-18 Bruce Crampton and Bob Toski were three shots off Chicago at Portland, I p.m. At ctnctnnoll TEXAS RANGERS—Sent Dwayne Joy Don Bloke 4676-18 Son Antonio at L.A. aippers, 10 p.m. Indiana vs. Loulslono St Henry, Frank Postore ond Jeff Zaske, Ed Fieri 4676-18 L i Vm Indintrlil the pace at 145, with Butch Baird and Orville Moody Socromento at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.ir pitohers. ond Dove Owen, inflelder. to Montrool 1 1 I—a Joy Hoes 47-71— IM another shot back at 146 Baird had the tournament’s their minor-league comp tor reassignment. Pavellch to join hall of fame Mike Hulberi 7644-1M ^Npegell f05-m Rich Higgins kbfMb b % David Orahom 71-46-18 Amh^rsoult best round so far, a 6-under-par 66 at the Mountain rridov, March B TORONTO BLUE JAYS-OpHoned Sll NEW YORK — Former NHL linesman Matt First Pstled— 1, SAontrsol, MePhse 15 Peter Jocebien 4676-18 116555, Ralph Dukette ltl-10l-m-4)S, Al (Grssn), 4;D (sh). Penalties— Chsllos, Dulty WoMorf Sehewy 38-413, Oocroe R o m lOLifll Course. . _ At Setatta Compusono and Otts Green, outtlelders, Pa velich will be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame Mon (crots-chechlng), 1:47; B. Smith, 71-46-18 Arnold Palmer and Gary Player were next at 147, Chitict 112. BuptrSmlct 10B Oklahoma, 244, vs. Iowa, 164, (n) and Scxittogo Gorcto, second baseman, to this summer, officials announced Friday. John Inman 4676-18 S S iS ' S®'' ChlHIck wo. Fete Beaudry Knoxville of the Southern League; Sent Mon (tlothlna),4;8; ftllpno, BuMIntertar- David PeoplM 4676-18 1(^557, Roper Mleakewski B)4-346441, Pavelich. now a supervisor of NHL officials, will ence), 4 :8 ; Borratse, But. servtd by Dove Rummells Ed D e ^ re »6554(Tlppy Hvsen 116550, Nevodo-Los Vegas, 361, vs. Wyoming, Steve Dovls, Todd Stottlemvre, Tony Anderson (crass cheefcing), 11;M. 764*^18 244, (n) . .. Hudson and Tom Filer, pitohers, Tom become the first linesman in the Hall when he is Oo^ Hollbm 7647— 18 tiil'*!!?? *P‘**^..***'' Lawrence Second PtrhHt— 1 Buttolo. Ruuitu 17 Scott Varpirok 116166577, Mike Vosspllo 111-543, Rich *^ham5TsvS47430, MeDonlel 6W611S, Quinlan, Intlelder, and Greg David,catcher, inducted June IS in Detroit. In the past, the only (Andreychuk, D. Smllh), 7 :8 (op). 3, 7144-18 Telcvisioii and Radio Lister 611 6111, Ellh 16146531, McMillan Saadsv, March B to their minor league comp tor John Mohottay 7146-18 Wpo(touryll4, Lorry Kowolyshyn » l - 1-4 64 6 Lucas 14 04 6 C. Johnsenl-161 Atseotlta reosslgixnent. officials eligible for induction were referees. Buffalo, Ruutlu IS, 1:47.4 Montreal, wiiHer Keith deorvinW 4676— 18 21' Jo» Fopololl 58, John KotIckI 4, E. Johnson67044. Totals4347161410S. UNLV-WvomIng winner vs. Okktaoma BASKTOALt Pavelich worked 1,727 regular-season games and 245 17, 11:34. Penattles— FoUpno, But, mlner- Jim Colbert 7676-18 124-411, Leon Bilodeau D1-S65, Lou lowa wtoner, 4:08 p.m. mlsconduct, (skishinq), 5:44Jlylund, Mon. Curt Byrum 7676-18 Torldeno m , Joe Forker m-570, Mike TODAY Stanley (Tup playoff contests during his 21 years as an molor (llohtino), 5:44; D<^ttra, Men, John Cook 7146-18 VIpnpne ^ 5 5 1 , Nick m roH I 147-404. PotMXANo"**TlfA^BLArE R S— molor (Itphllno), 5:44; Ludwtg, Men, Ntorris Hotolskv Don Hotalston 113-10685, Chuck Mo- Noon — NCAA Division I East regional women’s *MrttateSi^i4,Blrdl6ai6i04l, Parish Promoted Lorry Wrinberg, president, NHL linesman. He ranks second among officials in double mlnor-mlsconduct (elbowlnp, 7676-18 t6ir04»,D.Johnson6l4S5»,Alnoe61lM ip cnoiM ium PT t T t p u u u i q o t atrvvrors. Doup Tewell 7646-18 ••'•k 111-575, M ^ k Beoudet »611t-4(M. final. Texas vs. Rutgers, ESPN MIBffMt Bigltnil both categories. chorglnp), 5:44; B. Smith,Mon.misconduct. Rov Bhmcalana 52® Vlnlckos 101-SS5, Mike Kopp ill- 4, Slchttng1-1042, Watton61O40,Dave6362 Piomotad Horry Gllckmon from execu- 7:27; Arnlel, Buf.mlscertduct, 7:17; Corson. 7676— 18 1 p.m. — Reds vs. Mets, Channel 9 4, Klta04000.Totols 47541615116 Russ Cochran 7146-18 Fta Coshmp »5-5**, R o l ^ WII- llvevlce president and general manager Mon (hlph-shcklne), 7:17; D. Smith, Jock Renner honM »4 ,«7 , ^ n Jenkins 216I3648, 1:30 p.m. — NCAA Southeast Regional men’s final. to president. But (htpl^cklng), 7:17; Lotor, Men 7146— 18 soollta ^ IMS MI6-N6 L8U 6S. D if Ml 5B Moa cyf Pryor trial tat for June Rlchwu Zokol 7676-18 £j»7ch Sovinp MO, ChorlM etarUey V . Providence vs. Georgetosm, Channel 3. (slothlne), 17:8; Robinson, S4on, Mike Bender 4671— 18 mhconduct-gome misconduct, 8 ;W ; D. Tony Cardo Cholrle Hortlev Jr. 3 p.m. — Bowling: Miller Lite Open. Chs. 8,40 3-Polnt goals-Ellis 3, Bird 1, BUFFjuS’TkBRSyiriied'*up Bob MIAMI — A June trial has been scheduled for former Smith, But (rouidrini), 8 :8 . 4671— 18 8:36 p.m. — Tennis: Paine Webber Classic, Channel Chambers, E. Johnson, D. Johnson. LOUISIANA STATB (4» ...... Logon, left wine, from Rochester of fhe International Boxing Federation Junior welterweight Bob^ Ctompelt 7346-141 7i1-l37-lD4-bn. F=ouled out—None. Retxwxxls Seattle 51 Wbodside 6* 1-1 11, Brown 65 611 N. American Hockey League. Sent Poul Third Period— S, Montreol, Woltor IS Ken Brown 71-76-141 86 (Chambers, Lister .13), Boston 53 (Bird in. Wtlsen161464M,A.Wllson7-8MH)17,Joe64 Brydges, center, to Rochestor. champion Aaron Pryor, who has pleaded innocent to (Ndshmd, Richer), 1 ;37 (pp). PenoHlee— D. Woyne Orodv 7671— 141 TN-Tililtri 4 p.m. — NCAA East regional men’s final; Syracuse Assists—Seattle 23 (McMIltan 7), Boston 24 060, IrvInOOOOO, V0rgas441 -44. T»to4sl4«4 charges of sexually assaulting a female house guest. Smith, But (d ia ^ n a ), sioi; Chellos, Men Joy Delsino 4673-141 HARTPORD WHALERS-Slened Jeon (htph-sttcklna), 5;0t; Cortoonneeu, Men Loren Roberts vs. North Carolina. Channel 3 (D. Johnson tn. Totrt touts—Seattle 17, 6743. More MocKenite. centor, and osstened Police arrested Pryor on Feb. 26, after the woman (hooking). 4;i4; Cvr, But (sloeMng), 4:)4; 7671— 14) Terry Kolsch 473, Cindy Crockgtt 4B3. Gory Krueger 4673-14) J^rtle iSilR 4:36 p.m. — Wrestling: NCAA championships, Chs. Boston 14. Technical—Boston CooCh K.C. him to Blnehomton of fhe American told them he tied her to a bed. attacked her and beat her WUttar, Men (holdinp), n -M ; Che- Ted Lehmann Jones, Seattle Illegal defense, McHole. 1-1 10, Golden 64 63 6 .’ Legwe. llee, SSen, mlscenduct. )1 ;8 ; Cretohtan, 7671— 14) 175, Fhyllls McQuode 116464. M e r i 6,46 A—14410. Comenys 7-13 00 14, Edwards 67 64 11 NEW JERSEY DEVILS—Sent Doug after she had seen him use crack. He later was released Jim Oollaqher Jr. 7)-76-)4) StrtCktond44614, Laux 001-21, Broody 63 Brawn.riehtwine.to MotneoftheAmertenn But (roughing), )I:1S; Oarbonnaou.SAen wBuddy Awxander 4671^14) 5 p.m. — Golf: USFhG Classic, Channel 36 004. Totals 14477-1291. on a $50,060 bond. (rorwhlno), )I;15. Mtae McCuUough 7547— ) « 6 p.m. — NCAA Division I Mideast regional women’s Hockey League. Shots on poet Montreol 16166— 8 . Mark F4ell ttutfWim Loutstono St. 31, DePbui 34. COLLESC Hiursday. Pryor. 32, entered his plea before Dade ButlWo 16156-54. 71-71— 18 final: Aohurn vs. Tennessee, ESPN 6polrd goats—Loutstono St. 613 (A.Wilson IHDtAHAPOLIS Announced the con- County Circuit Judge Ellen Morphonios, who set June 8 Jodie Mudd 4673-18 441, Chris Zimmerman V.,,- Niwktn4.Bwlttl7 64, Jo ^ ) ,DeRoul67(Greene1-l Edwards Pewerj)lay Opportunities— Merdrsol t CotvinFoeto 7441-18 Terry Frlskwoldo 166473. Fol 7-65 p.m. — North Stars at Whalers, W’TTC tractofBIWKetter.bosketboltcooch.wtttnot as the trial date. Metro-Dade spokesman Jim Hutton or 3; BiJitoto 1 ■ rBk 1-1 ShtCktond 1-2). Fouled out—None. Oooltas Montreol, Rev (34 shots8 7676-18 deou 166114-547, ^ TPutPto 6 p.m. — NCAA Division 1 Midwest regional women’s Rebounds Loutstono St. 31 (Brown 4), NEW MEXICO Promoted John Ed- said. ____ PoH 47-75—18 L*e Beon 1 161^4^ E f a l ^ Anal; Iowa vs. Louisiana Tech. ESPN MILWAURCB (44) DeFoul 30 (CemegvsS). Assista-LoytoM saves). Buftale, Borrosse (3617). M ^ Lye 7346-18 11684, Barbara S e tto rtw T CXanminas 610 t-113, Stkmo 614 6311 St. It (Joe*),DePaul*(Stritfcland4).Tstal wordKeentg.oseoctofedlrectorofothtetlcs, Pryor also was charged with false imprisonment, A— )46U. Tom Byrum 16 p.m. — NCAA West regional women’s final: Ohio Breuer 1-41-33,Lucas6116417,Moncrtcf 1-5 to olhlettc director. aggravated battery and six counts of aggravated Referee— Bob Myers. Linesmen— 4673-18 Etdrldge 161-81, Mgry J « 00 1 Houses 611 63 14, Ptaroe 611 1-1 17, touts—LouWonaSt. 15,DeFoul 15. PITTSBURGH—Homed Bill Meyers of Ron Aseetitkw . Ren Finn. 47t, Sue Smith 1 1 6 ^ FgH St. vs. Mississippi-Long Beach St. winner. RevnoWbl4 647,Broatev241-15,MokeSkl fensive line cooch. assault in connection with the incident in his Dade TwtM OpM M im MS. Chprietta Ceurit 15M5. TOMIS344331-15W. County home. Haves 473. SUNDAY NIT pteMrg ralyn W ATLANTA (1MI NtrHtem 6. Mifrit Lu ll 4 TUCSON, Arts. (AF) — Sacondraund 454, Dot 1 p.m. — Reds vs. Mets, Channel 9 Wilkins 1637161541, W1tns65«40,Koncak scores Friday In toe SM6M6 TUemt ir— 1:36 p.m. — Yankees vs. Orioles. Channel 11 1-2(MlR1vers6107417,Wt11man 61* 1-1 Gym nastics McEnrot wins quarterfinal nuitch Open, .Ptoyed. at toe 6114 yard, por-Tt — Ttennis; Paine Webber Oassic. Channel 14, Levtngston 67 44 t, Romns 641-2 7, tarthll RoniMph Oelt Ceuree; 1:36p.m. Webb0«64i McGee641-37,Battta 1-1601 Nebraska 70, Moniwstle 70 ROTTERDAM. Netherlands - American John Jon Sisptteitson 47-16-18 36 Boise St. 41 Utah 41 Firtt Fertotf— 1, Quebec, Otaadntek t t M iy Quintan Oorr61 OOO/Totols 36743447114. Washington 40, Montona 91. to, OT Mci^roe. seeking to regain the form that made him (A. Stariny. EOattaTTif/X Aimec. 7t-9^78 Dtane Cota 1:30 p.m — Bruins at Capitals. Channel 36 No. I In the world, and Mlloelav Mecir of Oeutal 41 (F. Storiny, Slltanan),T67l anvnvv minnin 1677— 18 13I-48, - . — NCAA Midwest regional men’s final. MRStaObsa BSSB16-47 Bswads . , March tt PiM DlMM’t Louri Fsteroon 4 6 ^ 1 8 Scheer 1 1:36 p.m Attanto » S* 9 S6-1M La Sone 04, Vtitoneva Ol Czechoelovalria won quarterfinal matches Friday Aiebec. McRse 4 (Shwp, Ftan), 7:14 jm Brttae 7 6 # ^ 8 Channel 3 Ftortdo SI. t07, Rhode tstono 42 Pofft Dunne's Class 11 girls'team took Owl. 4, Toronto. CeurtaoS 27 (Laenwn), Sherri Turner n j ^ 8 Roxanne I 3Paintgoa)i Hodges 4, Hicos,McGesl Oewtond State 41 Tennessee Owt- port tn o USGF Compulsory meet at night in the $315,000 ABN World tennis tournament to 4l8. S,mi*^OetoM(Huntor,OIIRt).4:». 2 p.m. — Kings at Whalers, SportsChannel, WTIC FeuMd out Breuer. Rebounds Mti- (tan^ i FlwsMS. Tsr (Mwtaa>,S:8: pstav King 78 cine G«H: USFhG Classic. Channel 36 waUkee44(Revnetdt4),AtMnto45(Wtlktns anoogo 73 Shoreline recenUy. those who gtoced set up a aeminnal encounter. 4 p.m. — W). AsUst* MItwoukss 11 (Lixm 4), ArtianseRLiitta Reck 41 Bovler 4t were: Colleen Potovlna 41h vault, 5th The 2B-year4>M McEnroe, playing better with each LiuraHuriM 4p.m .— NCAA West regional men’s final. Channel 3 Attanto 37 (Rtasrs 11). Tefet fsids— ttandts Stole 74, Akron 71 bars, beam. Itoor cxetxtse and otl- match, beat Amos Mansdorf of Israel 0-4, 7-5. Medr — BlackhAwks at Rangers. ESPN Mitwauhea 31, Attarta 16 ladtadoe**— WandiibtW 71, Jocksanvthe 73 wpund; Wendy Morton, 9lh vgult and WMwnpsangB 5 C .d 2 2 ir 7:36 p.m. Stephen F. Aaritn 7b, James Madlsan 43 borSr beom, tVoor ond eH-orovnd. downed Jonas B. Svensson of Ssreden 0-2. T-S. nwiy raemr (Es b I; 6 p.m. —Nets at Celtics (delay). SportsChannel Mitwoukce Illegal detanse 1 A—15,444. Tom Barrasso key in Sabres’ awakening Connors cruises to victory By John F. BonfattI illusion. ORLANDO. Fla. (AP) - Top- Connors, seeking his first tooma- Th « Associated Press "When a team wins, a goalie gets too playing really well, excepUeeaHy seeded Jinuny Connors cruised toa nnent victory staiM October 1904, wen." much of the credit.” he said. "When a quarterfinal victory Friday in the saM Wilkison gave him a thoroagh BUFFALO. N.Y. — Tom Barrasso. in team loses, he gets too much blame.” •315,000 PaineWebber Classic when test Oven though the scores Intf- Gfibert performed slagglsily to his fourth season as an N H L goaltender When the Sabres missed the playoffs a knee injury forced eighth-seeded eated otherwise. the first set against Freeman. Bat at age 21. found himself in an unusual for the first time in 11 years last season ’Tim Wilkison to retire in the second "It might have looked easy, but I he turned the match areaadwHB a spot earlier this year: the end of the and stumbled Into the N H L ’s basement set of their battle. thought It was a pretty good battle break in the second set's aevaatt bench where the No. 2 goalie sits. early this year. Barrasso was among the out there," Connors said. " I enjoy game. Freeman oMd an aee to m Fo r one of the few times in his hockey many blamed. Connors was only one game away up 40-Iove, but Gilbert raffled w n life, Barrasso struggled. But he appar from victory anyway, having won the way T im plays. He hustles. You Barrasso acknowledged that the effective net play. ently has recovered, and the lessons the first set-0-2 and pulled to a 5-2 know you’ll never get a free point." team’s short-lived attempt to emphas Gilbert dominated Oie fflfad ael. learned In doing so have helped make lead in the second. Wilkison injured Wilkison, who had recent arthros ize offense last season too often left him breaking Fremnan twice. his left knee early in the match copic surgery on his right knee, said him a key in the Buffaio Sabres unprotected. Some also felt Barrasso late-season awakening. when he crashed into the stands in he thought Connors would have won “I was extremity cencemed at was having concentration problems. punuit of the ball. regardless of the injury. the beginning," Oflbert said. 'Tw e Barrasso went from a Massachusetts He said he didn’t think that was a high school directly to the N H L In I9S3 " I kept playing because I thought been a little sick and f dMa’t feel factor. In Saturday’s semifinals, Con the people were enjoying it and and wongoaltenderoftheyear. rookie of well. It was Hke f was playtod t o a "Concentration really comes with nors will fday fourth-seeded Brad the year and All-Star awards with a 2.M having fun," Wilkison said. "Oncel fog. But I decided to keep ceotoat- confidence, and If you don’t have the Gilbert, who beat Marcel Freeman goals against average. got hurt, I knew there was no way I ing and I was H t t t to tarn ft confidence, you’re more worried about 4-0, 8-8, 0-1. would win the match. Jimmy’s But this year he went from franchise around.” what you’re doing than actually going foundation to trade bait as the Sabres out and trying to accomplish some ^4 * got off to their poorest start. 5-20-4. After thing,” he said. a 7-0 loss Dec. 13 at Quebec, the Sabres "Y o u ’re so cautious because you’re were 18 points behind the fourth-place NCAA women swim records fall saying. ’God. I don’t want to make a Nordiques and last in the Adams mistake.’” he said. "Y o u ’d be amazed Division. By Hank Lowenkron Florida, the defending champion, how many things can go through your Texas, seeking its fourth consec Barrasso's goals against average was The Astodotad FrMs qualified for the cham^onship final mind when you’re not really into the real utive title, bad 212 points going Into 4.21 and. like most of the other Sabres, with the eighth quickest time. motion of the game. You’re wondering If Friday night’s seven finals. Stan he was slumping. INDIANAPOLIS - Betsy Mit " I ’m hoping to take the mark your skates are too tight.” ford was second at 170 with Florida, "One of the hardest things for Tom to chell and Tracey McFarlane, team down to one minute something in Though he says he was always the runner-up the past two years, deal with was when the team got off to a mates on defending champion the final," said McFarlane, a third with no. confident. Barrasso found himself AS phoro rough start.” said Bill Berglund. who Texas, set NCAA records in time Canadian citizen who is hoping for shaken by team’s poor start Mitchell, a 22-year-old from coached Barrasso as a 0-year-old and trials at the NCAA Division I Congressional approval to waive Marietta, (Miio, and (he holder of " I look at the beginning of the season, Jim Thorpe follows through after sought him out again when the trouble swimming and diving champion the five-year waiting period for the world record in the 200-meter and I was playing fairly well, and for sinking a putt at the USF&Q Classic in ships Friday. became apparent. U.S. citizenship so she can repres backstroke, also helped Texas awhile (the losing) didn’t really affect New Orleans on Friday. Thorpe had a "To m had never been associated with Mitchell, the U.S. swimmer of the ent the country In the 1988 record the top qualifying time In the me. But the goals were going in because a losing program ever.” said Berglund. second round 63 and trails leader Dick year in 1900 who finished first in the Olympics. 400 medley relay. Already a I was play ing my game, doing what 1 felt an assistant coach at Northeastern 200-yard individual medley Thurs member of two championship i^a y comfortable doing, and I was getting Mast by two strokes. “I’ve lived here with my parents University. " I don’t think Tom knew day, lowered the NCAA and U.S. teams in the sixth NCAA women’s beat.” since 1078," she said, "w e came how to deal with I t " Open record in the 100 backstroke to Barrasso began tinkering with his here for them to work and weren’t meet, Mitchell teamed with M cFar 53.98 seconds. lane. Kara McGrath and Courtney With Berglund’s help and under the mechanics. planning on staying. But in 1N4 I guidance of new Coach Ted Sator. Mast retains "Th a t’s a record I ’ve been after Madsen to post a 3:41.03 — nearly "Then you start getting beat on shots applied for permanent residency. Barrasso is helping the Sabres move since I was a freshman," said three seconds quicker than the that you never should get beat on It’s frustrating, this Is m y last Into contention for a playoff spot. Mitchell, a junior who topped the second quickest time of 3:44.47 because you’re cheating.” he added. meet. I have no place to swim With 13 games left in the season, the mark set In 1982 by Sue Walsh. recorded by Stanford. "And that’s when you’re really In golf leadership (competitively) this summer. Sabres. 12-7-1 in their last 20 games, Texas also had the fastest quali trouble because then you don’t really McFarlane, also a junior on the have pulled even with Quebec for the “ I can’t swim in Nationals and fying time (or the 200 freestyle know what to get back to anymore.” By Bob Green Lady Longhorns team, had a time division’s fourth and final playoff berth. that means I can’t be on any of the relay. Jeanne Doolan, Madsen. The Associated Press of 1:01.28 to lower the N C A A 100 Barrasso’s recovery is even more That’s when he heard from Berglund. national teams. I want to be an Carrie Stelnseifer and Ann Drol- breaststroke mark set by Tra cy distinct. During that^^gam e stretch, who spent eight seasons In the defunct American. But, it seems like I don’t som combined to finish their race in AP photo — Dick Mast birdled the finai hole Caulkins in 1984. Cindy Ounpuu of his goals against average is 3.22. He World Hockey Association before turn NEW ORLEANS know the right people." 1:31.08. Georgia was next at 1:82.17. to finish off a 08 that left him one stroke in front of the started 11 straight games, won nine and ing to coaching. Tom Barrasso, subject to trade rumors earlier this season, has field Friday in the second round of the $500,000 U S FAG had a 2.18 goals against average. " I Just think he was in a mental slump Classic. He may be the N H L ’s hottest more than anything," Berglund said. turned It around and been a key figure for the Buffalo Sabres In " I was burning the hole all day. I learned last year . goaltender as the season winds down, "In practice, he was second-guessing Iowa matmen chasing Iowa State their late-season awakening that has brought them Into that you have to be patient," said Mast. 38, who had one but Barrasso Insists it’s mostly an himself." contention for a berth In the Stanley Cup playoffs. of the strongest performances of his career, a seventh By Alan Robinson would be the way it should be. balance right now In college wrae- piace finish, in Uiis tournament last year. The Associated Press ’Twelve points would be decided tling and that’s good for the sport." “ I made a couple of birdies coming in and that kind of right there and that could decide saved the day," said Mast, who has spent most of his COLLEGE PARK. Md. - Iowa’s It." Jim Heffeman, 38-2, who has loM career on golf’s mini-tours. bid for a record-setting 10th consec Penn State Coach Rich Lorenzo twice to Krieger, advanced to the Instigator rule has been a deterrent to fighting Mast reached the tournament halfway point at 132.12 utive NCAA wrestling champion was not surprised the team race Is semis with an 11-0 v lc ^ over under par, despite his concern for his veteran tour ship turned into an intrastate duel so close "because there Is so much Vince Silva of Oklahoma State. caddy. 79-year-old Lee Lynch. with Iowa State Friday as both put By Ken Rappoport "W e only have a few players on the team who are Lynch was hospitalized ’l^ursday night suffering five wrestlers Into the semifinals. T h e A t 80clated Press older than me and who have more experience ’’ the from acute emphysema. Mast said. "He was ready for Iowa, attempting to become the N H L Notes 29-year-old Smith said. " I think we have the best cardiac arrest, but he’s O K now," Mast said. most successful college team in any Stephenson in front Fighting penalties are down in the N H L by about 20 captain in the game in Bob Gainey, but once you get While Mast retained the lead, some of the PGA sport, and Iowa State had five Tour’s more experienced performers moved up as Jim percent this year, and officials feel the new Instigator past him. the leadership falls onto several sets of quarterfinal winners apiece in six TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - Jan Thorpe led thie wholesale assault on par with a matches. 70, and Lauri Peterson, who had rule has a lot to do with it. shoulders.” Stephenson maintained her two- 9-under-par 03. been tied for second with an " It ’s definitely been a deterrent," says Bryan Lewis, Iowa State had 83V4 points to 49 stroke lead Friday despite prob He said he received a tip from Lee Trevino on the for Iowa and 47 for Oklahoma State, opening-round 69 but who supervisor of officials. "In days gone by. there would and some bitter fights. But the Instigator rule has Boston’s Ray Bourque on the difference between his lems with her drives during the slipped to 72. putting green and suddenly "felt like I was going to which suffered losses In three of Its have been two fighting majors." reduced a lot of the spontaneous fights arising from second round of the to00,000 shot and teammate Reed Larson’s: " I get m y shot off a make every putt.” six quarterfinal bouts. Penn State, Past Tucson Open champions At the beginning of this season when the N H L pushing and shoving after the whistle, officials say. little quicker, m y release is quicker. That’s where I LP G A ’Tucson Open. Chris Johnson (1904) and Amy Introduced the Instigator penalty — two minutes for the He didn’t make them all. But he did one-putt 13 times. which qualified three for the Stephenson’s card included bent guys. Larson’s got the hardest shot I ’ve ever "Ideal conditions. Perfect weather, perfect greens,” semifinals, had 44>/4 points. Alcott (1005) were among Uio m player starting a fight — there were a few snickers and scattered birdies and several bunched at 143. Marcel Dionne, the N H L ’s second-leading scorer seen.” said Ben Crenshaw, who also remained in the title hunt. Iowa Coach Dan Gable said the some complaints. No more. par-saving putts (or a S6-hole acquired recently by the New York Rangers from the Bob Gilder, a non-winner for four years, retained his team title that has belonged to his Defending champion Penny The dramatic decrease in fighting has stopped that. total of 137 over the 6,214-year Los Angeles Kings, is outspoken as ever. Mikko Makela has made It a habit of scoring late second-place standing with a 68 that left him one shot Hawkeyes since 1978 could be Pulz shot a second consecutive par-72 Randolph North golf 72 for a 144 total. " It ’s reasonable to assume that in 38 to 40 percent of Asked about his new team. Dionne said: ’"They pass crucial goals for the New York Islanders. ’Three times back at 133. decided in No. 1 seed against No. 2 course. Deedee Roberts, who shared the cases there Is an instigator," said Em ile Francis, the puck a little too much. I know there are a lot of within a recent two-week period, against St. Louis Crenshaw, with a 68. ’Thorpe and Ronnie Black, who seed matches between Iowa and Sally Quinlan shot the day’s second place after the opening general manager of the Hartford Whalers. 'T 'v e seen finesse players here, but you’ve got to shoot the puck. I Boston and New Jersey. Makela scored the tying goal had a 07. were another stroke behind at 134. Iowa State at 126, ISO and 107 low round, a 68, to take over round, shot a 76 for a 148 total, where the instigator has been called a lot of times, and I know, because I get a lot of m y goals on rebounds.” in the final minute after the Islanders pulled their ’They were followed by Hal Sutton and Mike Sullivan pounds second place at 139. joining Pat Bradley, the IIM can't say I ’ve seen one call where I disagreed with it. goaltender. at 138. Sullivan had a 60 and Sutton made five birdies in Iowa State has the top seed at ISO. Jill Briles bettered her open LPGA Player of the Year, who The judgment has been very good." a row in a round of 65. Tim Krieger. and No. 2 seeds at 126. While Bob Gainey and Larry Robinson are largely The Islanders tied the first two and won the last one ing round 72 by three strokes fired a 70. The new rule was Introduced to Curb fighting among Tom Watson, a two-time winner of this tournament, Bill Kelly, and 187, Kevin Jackson. regarded as the leaders on the Montreal Canadians. Incidentally, the omnipresent Makela also set up Pat Friday for a 141 total. She was Stephenson, who has worked the small percentage of players responsIMe for most of had another 09 that left him at 138 six shots back with Iowa has No. 1 seeds at 167 pounds. center Bobby Smith also is emerging in that capacity Lafontaine with the winning goal against New Jersey joined by Betsy King, last year’s through some recent puMng the flghts. Also, it was designed to try to prevent two rounds to go. Royce Alger, and 126, defending this year for the defending Stanley Cup champions. after tying the game himself. runner-up. and Shelly Hamlin. problems, expressed fear she resident "goons" from fighting the other team’s top Defending champion Calvin Peete improved to a 68 champion Brad Penrith, and the Smith has quietly assumed some of the leadership Both posted 71. might have trouble with her player Just to get him off the ice. and was at 142. No. 2 seed at ISO. returning responsibilities even though he Is not a designated Mike Ridley of Washington on the difference between King highlighted her round driver. " It alto has the tendency to stop someone from Mast, who hasn’t finished higher than fifth in an champion Jim Heffeman. assistant captain like Robinson and Mats Naslund. Edmonton and Philadelphia: "Y o u ’ll get scoring with a 25-foot chip-in for a birdie The IS-year veteran, who off-and-on P G A Tour career that began in 1974, was one "If it comes down to Krieger- taking the bully role in tight situations." Winnipeg Smith is an important cog in the dressing room as the 3 on the fifth hole, while Hamlin played the back aide Brat, chances against Edmonton and you can frustrate them shot back late in the day. But he pitched to within a foot Heffernan. Alger-Jackson. General Manager John Ferguson said. team’s representative to the powerful NHL Players’ eagled the par-S 18th. Others at missed the (airway on bar Itnt I with checking. The Flyers frustrate you. You take a Penrith-Kelly, that’s fine." Gable There still have been a few bench-clearing brawls Association. on his 18th hole to gain a tie for the top and regained the 141 were Sherri Turner, with a two holee. shot and they never let you get the rebound." lead alone with an 8-foot birdie putt on his final hole. said. "That would be great. ’That 40-mlnute battle Hawks too much for Bucks added n for the Nets. New Jbney lad by os OMoy as Is expected in M M w » tbrontfi the second <|Mr- nine in the first onarter. bnt flm ter, the Hawks scored l i conseco- scrambled to cnt ClevM nd’s irad tlve petiits to build a SI-84 lead wtth to three at iMiftinte PC-Hoya game 8; 88 remaining. Atlanta led 97-48 at ’The Cavaliers went up 88-K m a the half was 188-96 at the 4:41 m ark on a pair of free throws by Brad Wilkins scored 19 points in the Jumper by Alex English, who led Daugberty with M seconds to go in third period and added four more the Nuggets with 29 points. the half. WoMrfdge, however, bit a daring a 7-0 spurt in the foortb 8teve Colter and Barkley then Jumper, and the Nets then stole the quarter that gave Atianta a 97-R scored for PhlladelpMa to secure ball in tinw for Kevin McKemui to the victory. iead with 7: IS remaining sink a 88-foot S-pointer at the Wittinan scored 19 points for Wingate added 28 points and Roy buzzer. By Bd SMoror Atlanta, and Doc Rivers added 17 Hinson 22 for Philadelphia, while Cleveland led by as many as 11 in Th« A99oefot«d F rm points and II assists. Mike Evans had 19 for the Nuggets the third quarter, but New Jersey Ricky nerce and John Lucas English now has scored 18,897 went ahead 94-92 on Williams' dunk L O U IS V IL L E , K y. — A 40-minute battle of pressure paced MiHvaukee with 17 points points and moved past Chet Walker m th 8; 88 to go in the fourth. Neither into ITtb place on the NBA's defense is expected Saturday when Big East each, and Craig Hodges added 16. team led by more than four after Conference rivals Georgetown and Providence play for all-time scoring list. that the fourth time this season. 7$9n 11$, Nuo0bIb 106 This time, a berth in the N CAA Final Four will be at At Philadelphia. Charles Barkley Cmfa$0n 106, Nwls 105 stake. had 28 points and 2S rebounds as the RockwlB 120, ClIppBn 00 Fourth-ranked Georgetown, 29-4. is favored to end Philadelphia 78ers defeated the At Richfleid, Ohio, John Bagley’s At Houston, Akeem Olpjowonhad the longshot bid by the unranked Friars In the Denver Nuggets 118-188 Friday Jumper from the top of the key with 28 polnu and eight rebounds in tons Southeast Regional championship game, set for 1:88 night in an NBA game. three seconds to play Friday night than three periods of play, leadtag p.m. EST in Freedom Hall. Barkley equalled bis own NBA gave the Cleveland Cavaliers a the Hoiwton Rockets to a U8d8 The game figures to match the all-around brilliance A8 pfKrto season-high of 18 offensive re 188-188 NBA victory over the New NBA victory over the Los Angeles of All-Anterican Reggie Williams against the 3-point bounds, and also handed out nine Jersey Nets. Clippers Friday night. shooting of Providence’s Billy Donovan, Delray LS U 'i Jo$0 Vargas dunks tha ball In tha assists as Philadelphia won its fifth ’The Nets, who lost to Cleveland Rodney McCray followed with 17 Brooks and Ernie Lewis. first half against DaPaul In a MIdwaat game In seven starts. for the second time this week, took a points in only three periods as five Georgetown, looking for a spot In the Final Four for Raglonal samlflnal Friday night In Philadelphia’s Maurice Cheeks, 188-184 lead with 19 seconds left Rockets scored la douMe flgures for mien Buck Williams put in a Houston, wMcb won its third HfphtHo the fourth time In six years, holds a 2-1 edge in this Cinoinnati. Tha TIgara aliminatad tha who was playing with a dislocated season’s confrontations and a 18-4 series advantage middle finger on his left hand, tore a rebound of Dwayne Washington’s straight game. North Carolina freshman center J.R. Notre Dame on Thursday. The Tar Heels over the 24-8 Friars. Blua Damons, 03-58. tendon in the little finger on his missed layup on a New Jersey fast The Clippers, who have lost five break. Reid (34) controls the basketball In the face Syracuse today for a berth In the right hand wtth 8; 18 left In the first straight and 18 of their lost 11 H O Y A C O A C H JO H N TH O M P S O N said Friday that quarter and did not return to the After a Cleveland timeout. Ba- games, got 18 poiaU from Mlhe Tar Heels’ East Regional semifinal with Final Four. Providence was one of the teams he really didn’t care game. gley took the inbounds pass near Woodson and 17 from M lrhssl to meet in the NCAA tournament. Denver led by as many as 14 midcourt, fed the ball Inside to Mel Cage. "W e’re glad for the league." he said of having two Upstart LSU points early in the second quarter Turpin, who quickly passed It back Olajuwon and Robert Raid e «n - teams In this regional title game. and had a 41-84 lead with 8:29 left in out to Bagley at the t ^ of the circle. Mned for an 84 surge that gam Om Syracuse must find a way "But It’s like company.” Thompson said. "You’re the period. Philadelphia then went New Jersey called another ti RockeU a »8 7 lead wHb sl0hl glad to have company, but you’re glad to see ’em go. on a 17-8 run for a 81-48 edge with meout time with two seconds left, minutes leftTn the tUrd qaartsr. A too.” ousts DePaul 1:81 left In the half. but Orlando Woolridge, stepped on 9-2 spurt, capped 1^ AOaa Lsa m Ts ’The Big East, which sent three teams to the Final Denver closed to within 60-88 the out-of-bounds line on the ensu technical foul shot, mads H I t l - N to stop UNO’s meal ticket Four two years ago when Vlllanova upset Georgetown By Rutty Mllltr midway through the third quarter, ing inbounds pass. going Into the final period. for the championship, has a third entry competing for a The Aueclotsd Prttt but six straight pMnts by David The Cavaliers, who won for only McCray bad 11 points and fear By Tom Conovon weaknesses.” national semifinal l^rth. Syracuse also plays Satur Wingate In the last two minutes of the third time in the last 11 games, assists in the first tpiartar and The Associated Press Monroe said the lack of wea day. facing Atlantic Coast Conference power North ClNaNNA'n - Nikita Wilson scored 24 pointo and the period gave the TOers a 79-71 were led by Ron Harper’s 28 points. Olajuwon scored 18 points in the Phil Hubbaid added 20. East knesses makes playing North Ca Carolina In the East Regional. Anthony Wilson hit a 15-foot Jump shot with 28 seconds lead after three quarters. The first two periods as the Rockols EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J - rolina tough. Providence advanced Thursday night by demolish left to provide the winning m a r^n as Louisiana State closest Denver got from that point Woolridge scored 27 and Williams built a 84-80 halftime load. He Is a freshman with the body of a "Right now, he (Reid) Is a very ing No. 9 Alabama, the Southeastern Conference defe a t^ DePaul 88-88 in the semifinals of the NCAA senior. A forward who handles the good basketball player.” Monroe champion, 103-82 by hitting a sitzling 68.8 percent from Midwest Regional Friday night hall like a guard. A scoring Reid maintains he had no expec said. "However, when you think the field, including 14 of 22 3-polnt attempts. tations of being a superstar at about that club, someone else could LSU . the No. 10 seed In the Midwest, will meet the machine when he gets the hall In the Georgetown’s collapsing defense held 8-foot-ll winner of the night’s second game, between Indiana Nordiques win; Sabres bow North Carolina, which went unde Just as easily score 33 or 31 points. It light spots. All-American Danny Manning to only four points In the and Duke, for a trip to the Final Four in New Orleans. J.R . Reid also could he North feated during the Atlantic Coast doesn’t have to be J.R . Reid.” second half as the Hoyas downed No. 20 Kansas 70-87 In By The Atsecloted Fross Carolina’s ticket to the Final Four. Conference regular season. Reid averaged 14.7 points per Thursday night’s other regional semifinal contest. ’The Tigers. 24-14, took the last of 13 lead changes In CafMMNBfiB 3, tabffBB 2 The second-ranked T a r Heels game during the season, third on the game for a 88-87 advantage on Nikita Wilson’s "T Just wanted to w in," said Reid, Q U E B E C — Anton Stasny scored At Buffalo, N .Y ., Ryan Walter play Syracuse In the N CAA East the team to Kenny Smith (16.6) and " ’TH E R E IS N O C O N S O LA 'n O N Indefeat, but in this inside shot with 2; 48 remaining. NHL Roundup who has hit 28 of 39 shots In three the decisive goal early In the second scored the tying and m nniag goals Re^onal final Saturday at 4 p.m. Joe Wolf (18.3). The other starters. case, at least one Big East team will be guaranteed in NCAA tournament games and 17 of L S U ’s Oliver Brown then stole a pass from DePaul’s period and the Quebec Nordiques Friday night as the Moatraol EST., with the winner going on to Jeff Lebo and Dave Popson aver the Final Four, and that’s some consolation,” 24 free throws. "And North Carol Andy Laux with 1:01 remaining. LSU went Into Its survived a Toronto rally to defeat struggling with Quebec defense- Canadlens defeated Buffalo M a u d New Orleans. aged 13.8 and 10 points, Providence Coach Rick PItIno said. ina had a winning tradition." delay game, with Anthony Wilson driving and hitting the Maple Leafs 8-4 Friday night man Steve Finn in front of the further dampened the Sabrsa* N H L North Carolina. 32-3 and the top respectively. "Y o u ’d rather do It In competion than (watching) on the key Jump shot from the left side for a 60-87 lead. and take a four-point lead over Nordiques’ net when a seeminifty playoff hopes. seed In the region, advanced with a Syracuse guard Greg Monroe Syracuse, one of three Big East television.” ’Thompson said of the Big East showdown. DePaul’s Terence Greene was fouled by Bernard Buffalo in the race for the last harm leu wrist shot from Mark Mike Mcl%ee scored the other 74-68 victory over No. 18 Notre knows how good North Carolina can teams still in the tournament, is led Providence won the first meeting between the two Woodside on a S-point field goal attem ^ with 18 playoff berth in the N H L’s Adams Osborne bit him in the thigh and goal for Montreal, which moved Dame Thursday night on a 31-polnt he. especially when they get going by point guard Sherman Douglas 82-79. but the Hoyas then won 90-79 and knocked off the seconds remaining. He hit the second of two free Division. bounced past goalie Mario three points ahead of Idle Boston in performance by Reid. Syracuse. early. Three years ago as a with a 17.8 point average. Selkaly Friars 84-88 in the semifinals of the Big East throws to make it 80-88. Quebec and Buffalo, which lost to Gosselin. the battle for second place In the 26-6 and seeded second, rode a freshman, he watched the Tar averages 14.7 points and Monroe, tournament two weeks ago. LSU then Inbounded and went the length of the court, Montreal 8-2, both have eight Osborne made It 8-8 at 10:42 with Adams Division. career-high 33-polnt effort by Rony Heels come Into the Carrier Dome Howa^ ’Triche and Derrick Cole Both teams press all over the floor for 40 minutes and with Woodside hitting a driving layup while getting games remaining. Toronto Is last in a slapshot from Just Inside the blue The loss, coupled m th Quoboe's Selkaly to an 87-81 triumph over and blow out the Orangemen by 23 man all are averaging 12-plus both teams use at least 11 players in each game. fouled with four seconds remaining. He hit the free the Norris Division, five poinU line and Vincent Damphousse 8-4 victory over Toronto, dropind Florida. points. points. " It won’t be a short game.” ’Thompson said. " It ’ll be "Notre Dame outrebounded us throw for a 68-88 lead to send LSU to the regional behind Minnesota. brought Toronto within a goal with Buffalo four points behind tha The talk on Friday centered on "You have to show Carolina in the a long game. It’ll be up and down the floor. They try to off the offensive boards 14-6 and if championship game for the second straight year. Stastny’s goal came Just 84 4:48 left In the third period. Nordiques in the race tor the 8-foot-9 Reid, and the now fashiona first five minutes that you can play get a lot out of their pressure. We try to get a lot out of we let that happen again we’ll be ’The Tigers lost In the semifinals of the Final Four seconds Into the second period Quebec Jumped to a 8-0 lead division’s fourth and final ptayefl ble "J.R. Phenomena” with them.” the senior said. "If you ours.” going home for good,” said Smith. last year to eventual champion Louisville. when he Intercepted a pass deep in barely seven minutes Into the berth. Both teams have eight " I don’t think you can keep him don’t, they are going to blow you Williams, who hod 34 points In the victory over "Syracuse Is an excellent basket Anthony Wilson added 17 points tor LSU on 7-for-20 the Toronto zone and beat goalie game. John Ogrodnick scored at games remaining. from getting the hall.’’ said Jim out.” Kansas, is averaging 23.6 points and 8.6 reltounds per ball team. I’m impressed with any shooting from the field, while Woodside had 11 points Ken Wregget m th a low shot. 1:47 during a 2-on-l break mth Christian Ruuttu scored both Boeheim. coach of No. lOSvracuse. game. No. 8 DePaul was led by Dallas Comegys with 14 ‘"rhey are probably the best Monroe isn’t expecting that this team that beats Louisville by 27.” That gave Quebec a 8-1 lead but Stastny. Michel Goulet made It 2-0 goals for the Sabres, who snflaied points. Kevin Edwards scored 12 and Green had 10. ’Toronto’s Wendel O a rk made It 8-2 at 8:08 thanks to a pass from f tte r their fourth consecutive sethnck. tassing team in the country. We year and neither Is Boeheim. Smith said he expected Wolf to Pm NO SAYS ONE OF the major problems In play despite injuries to his right LSU outrebounded the Blue Demons 83-27. with with a fluke goal at 2:19. He was Stastny. ust have to keep him from getting "I think North Carolina Is cer defending Williams is that the Georgetown star has a CapItBls 4. PongulnB 3 I tainly favored In the tournament.” knee and ankle. Lebo was In bed Oliver Brown leading the ’Tigers with nine. the ball in the spots that he wants ” knack tor getting rebounds on his own missed shots. DePaul, the region’s No. 3 seed, hit 24 of 47 shots from Notre Dame failed to do that on Boeheim said. "But I think at this Friday because of the flu. At Landover, Md„ WaahtaRlsn'a Donovan is the leading scorer in the tournament with the field for 81 percent, becoming only the third team in Bob Gould scored two gonia and ’Thursday night and Reid hit 18 of 18 stage we are playing well enough This will be the third meeting 88 points in three games. between Syracuse and North Carol 38 games to shoot better than 80 percent against LSU. sent Pittsburgh star Marie Le> shots with a variety of turnaround that we can win against anybody on Donovan is averaging 21 points per game for the any given night. We’ve proven that ina in an N CAA East Regional. The ’The Tigers hit 29 of 84 shots from the field for 45 Indiana upends Duke mieux to the hoapital allor a Jumpers, slam dunks, power moves season, although only 14 per game against George percent. on the baseline and soR 10-foot all season.” ’Tar Heels won the 1987 East second-period fight as theOapitalB town. and has made 98 3-point baskets. Brooks, D arryl Joe had eight assists for LSU. beat the Penguins 4-g Friday night Jumper. Boeheim said his biggest concern Regional title game 87-88 and went aNaNNATI - Indiana Uni averaging 18.1. has 68 3-pointers and Lewis has made LS U scored the first four points of the second half for Coliseum. and climbed Into third faiwe "J .R . isn’t a late bloomer," said will be the battle underneath the on to win the N CAA championship. versity advanced to the Midw place 93. its biggest lead of the game, 42-34. ’The ’Tigers forged a N H L ’s Patrick Division. North Carolina Coach Dean Smith. basket, the same area Smith is The Orangemen defeat^ North est Regional final against Loui "Providence has three great perimeter shooters.” 38-34 lead at the half by scoring twice in the last 19 Indiana, 27-4 and the No. 1 The victory moved Oapitaln “ J.R . was already heard of as a concerned about after his team was Carolina 78-78 in 1978 regional siana State University m th an seed In the regloo, faces LSU, Georgetown’s Charles Smith said. "W e’ll have to seconds to snap a 34-84 tie, the seventh tie of the opening one point New sophomore In high school. Since outrebounded by smaller Notre semifinals and made the Final ahoad of the idte overplay them, to make sure we’re in their face when 20 minutes. 88-82 victory over Duke Friday 24-14, Sunday for a berth In the coming here, we have improved his Dame. Four, the only time they have done night In the second half of a York Ronfm, who lend PItMbnigh they shoot the ball.” The Tigers broke to a 18-8 lead at the outset behind Final Four at the Superdome In by throe. The i ‘"They have great slie and that. Rangers andOapRels skills as a forward. But he Is one of ’litompson said that a lead of 10 points or more won’t doublehoader at Riverfront New Orleans. people, both inside and outside,” This is also the 10th regional final two baskets Inside by Nikita Wilson and a 3-polnt field each have eight gaaaoB lewiaialaw, the few high school All Americans mean a thing Saturday — “ for either side.” Boeheim said. "They are a great for North Carolina in the past 21 goal and a baseline Jumper by Anthony Wilson. Pittsburgh has seven. who made the transition to college "Providence has a very rich winning tradition.” said team with great players. No years. It is 7-2 in those games play easier than I expected.” Thompson, who graduated from Providence In 1964 Momtay, iwtairch 2 Wei iHaurliriitrr Hrralii LSU defeats DePaul Mill ra In Midwest Regional under Pv Oaerea Loyne HaroM Itapertar — story on page 55 SPORTS . Manchester taxps face a 7.8S percent ta Uw 1987-88 General 1 proposed today by To Robert B. Weiss Is ad ■ ’The 180,781,870 spei 12.8 percent higher thi bodget. ’The propose* 80.78 mills, S.4S milit the current 47.90-mill Under the proposal CELTICS property owner wl assessed at 191,744 charged about |1,80( Fund taxes. The avi with an automobile 89,000 would pay abou based on a charge every 81,000 in assess TOPPLE ’The General Fun Include water and se fire-protection servici ' ’Those receiving pr* the Town Fire D ^ai see the Fire Fund tax S.2 percent — 0.71 m Weiss’s proposal. Tov SONICS sewer rates, as prop would remain the san ' The Eighth Utillt Rhlch provides sewei fii'e protection to muc NBA Ronndap Manchester, levies se ’The Eighth District bi rate has not yet been By The Assoclotml Prtst W EISS S A ID the tai one of the lowest wc B O S TO N — La rry Bird scored 19 of his 42 points in with” In recent years the fourth quarter as the Boston Celtics held off the Last year, the to* M attie M perM nics 112-109 and extended their Boston Directors trimmed Garden winning streak to 21 games Friday night. posed General Fund B ird’s 16-foot Jumper with 1:19 left In the third an Increase over the ( quarter put the Celtics ahead to stay, 79-78. But Seattle of ll.S percent to 10.9 threaten^ the rest of the way. the board cut the prop Bird, whose season high is 48 points, scored from the by 1.40 mills. ’The boi com er with 7:16 left in the game, giving him 10 points In also trimmed the pi the fourth period and the Celtics a 97-80 lead. Fund tax rate by 0.07 Then Bird capped off his outstanding game by The Board of D scoring the Celtics’ last nine points. ’The Sonics, who already started its r were led by Dale Ellis with 81 points, got as close as 1987-88 spending pit 110-108, but Bird responded with a layup with 1:12 left board will adopt a and Seattle’s Tom Chambers finished the scoring by sometime In May. A p converting an offensive rebound with 81 seconds to go. is scheduled April 0. Robert Parish and Dennis Johnson each scored 20 Weiss said the 19i points for Boston and Kevin McHale added 10 as the maintains the current Celtics won for the 88th time in their last 89 games at services. the Garden. ’’Department headi Seattle, which has lost five of its last six games, got SO great care to m inim in points from Chambers and 18 from Xavier McDaniel. and service impro ’The game was tied IS times before the Celtics closed quested. 1 have sc the first half with a 19-7 run that gave them a 80-82 lead. among these request But Seattle began the third quarter with an 18-4 Improvements which 1 spurt, sparked by McDaniel’s eight points, and to the community ai grabbed a 70-84 advantage six minutes into the period. Weiss said in his bud| Trailing 78-70, the Celtics scored got IS of the next 17 points and took an 8S-80 lead into the fourth quarter. O N E O F T H E INi 828,780 to hire a full-t code inspector and to I HBW in 114, lu c liB 07 8 part-time position I At Atlanta, Dominique Wilkins scored 41 points and position the clerical I grabbMl a season-high 10 rebounds as the Atlanta Inspections. Hawks nnoved Into a virtual tie for first place In the NBA Central Division with a 114-97 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks Friday night. Atlanta, which entered the game trailing division M anch leader Detroit by one-half game, has a 48-22 record and still trails the Pistons by .008 percentage points. Hsnrid photo Oy TUckw Detroit, Idle Friday, has a record of 44-21. libe Bucka fell to four games behind Detroit and Guardian of tha net In Hart Atlanta in the divisional race. After Randy WIttman hit a jum per to put the Hawks By John Mltcholl Veteran goaltender Mike Llut hae been a Whalers begin a five-game homestand Harold Roportor ahead S4-2S late In the first period. Atlanta never key reaaon for the Hartford Whalers tonight at the Civic Center at 7:35 trailed again. climb Into first place In the Adams against Minnesota. The Whalers host Manchester reside numbers of friends ’raraiapagess Division this season. Llut and the the Los Angeles Kings Sunday at 2 p.m. iervices have a new i Hartford’s phone boo According to Elli Southern New Englan Haven, the idea caw completed last year patterns of Hartford that many Hartford .Manchester area re addition to their dire<