MCC a Victim in State Budget Tussle a by S C O TT B

28—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, March 28, 1991 FRIDAY

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Manchester's Award-Winning Newspaper ^ ^ ^ -* f'-r* MCC a victim in state budget tussle A By S C O TT B. BREDE budget cuts that may severely limit their services, said “There is irony in the situation — in tough economic times, Jonathan M. Daube, the president of Manchester Community APARTMENT COM PARTMENTS — Mail is served in style to residents of an apartment com­ Manchester Herald there is a greater need for community colleges, Daube said. College. During past recessions, increases in enrollments at MCC have plex on Jones Street in Hebron. MANCHESTER — As the job market tightens, layers in­ Under Gov. Lowell P. Weicker Jr.’s proposed state budget, reach^ nearly 15 percent, he explained. crease and more students find the cost of four-year universities state funds coming to MCC next year will be nearly $800,000 And unless a satisfactory resolution in the negodations be­ out of their price range, more people are expected to turn to lower than current appropriations, Daube said. tween Weicker and state workers is reached, “there would be a community colleges. At this level of state aid reduction, the college would be far greater impact” on the college, according to Daubed. forced to close between IS to 20 percent of its class sections, Weicker’s budget assumes that $400 million can be saved But instead of receiving more aid from the state to handle said Daube. As a result, fewer students would be admitted in GOOD FRIDAY Harald photo the extra burden, community colleges are grappling with the fall he added. FLORAL TOUCH — In warm weather, flowers surround Please see MCC, page 6. Marie Munson’s otherwise ordinary mailbox at 99 Butternut Road, Manchester. Gorbachev faces PASSOVER authority loss o By BRYAN BRUMLEY Despite the show of popular sup­ 03 The Associated Press port, Yeltsin failed today to win m enough votes in the Russian Parlia­ CD MOSCOW — Tens of thousands ment to amend the rqpublic’s con­ of demonstrators supporting stitution to allow direct elections, reformer Boris ybltsin surged peace­ rather than parliamentary balloting, fully against police lines deployed for the Russian president. Such a by Soviet President Mikhail Gor­ change could have challenged Gor­ O H bachev, further eroding the authority bachev’s legitimacy, who as Soviet of the central government. president was elect^ only by the The non-violent show of people federal Parliament. > m power in Moscow on Thursday Yeltsin’s hard-line Conununist New home seemed certain to strengthen the opponents in the Russian I^liament sales soar also managed to win time on the O ro movement among the 15 Soviet ^WASHINGTON (AP) — agenda to deliver a rebuttal to a z -< republics to take greater control over Sales of new homes recorded their own economies and introduce speech Yeltsin was to deliver outlin­ ing reforms. their biggest gain in almost five democratic and market reforms. years last month, a 16.2 percent Gorbachev, who emerged six “Yeltsin, da! Gorbachev, nyet!" increase that analysts said years ago as a reformer, has tried to 0 m chanted tens of thousands of backers provided f r ^ e r evidence that of Yeltsin, chairman of the Russian slow reform in the past six months, the housing Industry’s long 1 Federation’s parliament. They backing away from a market slump is coming to an end. defied Gorbachev’s three-week ban economic plan last fall, cracking O O Horald photo The Commerce Dq>artment DUCKED O U T — Waddling geese stand out on this mailbox on demonstrations in Moscow and down against the separatist Baltic said today that the February LOOK OUTS — Peanuts characters Snoopy and Woodstock demanded his resignation and that of republics in January, and trying to o along Prentice Hill Road in Hebron. gain, the first increase since o ^ keep watch for the mailman on top of this box owned by Fred the national parliament he controls. muzzle elected legislatures and the November, was led by a record 2 CD FRIENDS O F FEATHERS — Birds on a branch decorate this Barcomb, 1030 Boston Tpke., Bolton, Th* Asaoclatad Prass “We are a peaceful people, but we press since then. 70.3 percent surge in sales in the m CD FREE SPEECH— An unidentified delegate shouts his opinion during debate at the federation want freedom,” said teacher Ser­ After the demonstration mailbox, located somewhere in the Manchester area. Midwest O congress held at the Grand Kremlin Palace Friday. Much of the debate centered on President geyeva Vasilyeva, 37, who marched Thursday, Gorbachev seemed more Analysts said some of the arm-in-arm with her mother, Gorbachev’s deployment of the military around Moscow. strength was undoubtedly re­ Natalya Bogoslavska, 58. Please see SOVIET, page 6. lated to the fact that the country S I enjoyed unusually mild weather in February and home buyers were thus encouraged to look. Mosbacher: U.S. market closing unlikely But economists said mortgage rates, which dropped as low as 9.25 percent for fixed-rate loans By GENE KRAMER direction but they require lots of nudging.” “This answers some Japanese complaints that U.S. c«n- Mosbacher said he will accompany heads of 14 American last month, also helped to lure The Associated Press panies are not interested in the long haul, not willing to hang buyers. firms to Tokyo next week in a new U.S. effort to open in there to push their wares,” Mosbacher said. CD WASHINGTON — Commerce Secretary Robert Mos- Japanese markets. Twenty U.S. firms, with annual sales of $30 million and up, bachcr said Thursday he would accept the idea of closing U.S. He said the trip, his fourth to Japan, will challenge a com­ were selected to participate in the program. Chief executives Lower phone markets to Japanese goods only as a last resort if all else failed mon Japanese explanation for U.S. exporters’ troubles in of six could not meet Mosbacher’s travel schedule but are rates sought to persuade Japan to buy more from the United States. cracking their market — that Americans demand instant profit! making all other cotrunitments of the program. HARTFORD (AP) — The Shutting out Japanese goods, advocated by some in Gm- and don’t persevere enough to create a presence in J^ran and Mosbacher said he has “great sympathy” for the problems state Office of Consumer Coun­ gress, is “a bad way to go, frankly. It’s almost a last step you cultivate customers. of the U.S. automobile industry and the appeal of Chrysler sel on Thursday asked utility want to take if all else fails,” he told reporters. The executives companying him were chosen from nearly Coip. Lee lacocca earlier this month to President Bush for aid 130 small, medium and large American companies willing to against Japanese competition. The White House has indicated regulators to reduce telephone “If we can get them (Japanese) to open iq), as they have in make a five-year year conunitment to selling to Jtqran. The it plans no special action to meet lacocca’s request. reconnection fees for residents some cases, we hope we can keep the free t r ^ system open commiunent includes four annual visits, including at least two lacocca told Bush a rise in Japanese vehicle sales from their of longterm health care facilities around the world, instead of closing it,” he added. “Japan his­ by chief executive officers, participation in trade promotimi current 31 percent share of the U.S. market — a large fraction such as nursing homes. torically has been an exporting superpower and an importing events, translation of product literature into Jtqianese and “The OCC is concerned that ‘also-ran’... we see them moving little by little in the right modifying products to compete in Japan. Please see JAPAN, page 6. the price for this very important service for this particular group of customers may not represent the cost of providing tlds ser­ Atwater Co-op vice," said Acting Consumer Faithful accept crucifixion Counsel Eugene Koss. succumbs CUTUD, Philippines (AP) — A Residents fined 24-year-old fish vendor wept and seeks stared at the heavens today as he for tax gaffes OFFICIAL LOOKING — This box at 149 Haystack Road, BULLDOZER — This mailbox on Prentice Hill Road, Hebron, may roar to life one of these and other devotees were nailed to HARTFORD (AP) — About 1 Manchester, can only be for one thing. days. to tumor wooden crosses in one of several waiver 26,000 state residents have been rituals in the Philippines marking notified they’ll be fined $50 for By DONALD M. ROTHBERQ the crucifixion of Jesus. By RICK SANTOS underpayment or late payment The Associated Press At least a dozen people, includ­ Manchester Herald of taxes for 1989. ing two men serving life terms for Donna Soule, a spokeswoman murder, were rutiled to crosses in WASHINGTON — Lee Atwater, MANCHESTER — A not-for- for the Department of Revenue the tough and tumble political tac­ three areas of Manila and central profit housing cooperative, which is Services, said Thursday that a tician who managed President Luzon island. building 16 housing units on Su lot of people are angry about the Half of them were “crucified” in Bush’s 1988 campaign and went on James Street, is asking the town to penalty, which was enacted last a rice field in this community 30 year. to head the Republican Party, died waive about $13,(XX) in building today. miles north of Manila as thousands permit fees, according to Public Memorable mailboxes of tourists and religious devotees The 40-ycar-old South Carolinian Works Director Peter P. Lozis Jr. had battled a brain tumor for more watched. The fee waiver is scheduled to be than a year. Hundreds beat their backs discussed by the members of the Inside Today. Atwater died at George bloody with bamboo whips as they Board of Directors at a public hear­ in the Washington University Hospital at led the procession in this town to a ing on April 9. The directors first 6:24' a.m. EST, according to Mary rice field where the crucifixions monthly meeting is scheduled for Matalin, chief of staff of the took place. 7:30 p.m. Ihesday in the hearing 2 0 p a g e s , 4 s e c tio n s Republican National Committee. “This is my first time to be room of the Lincoln Center. crucified," fish seller Chito President Bush mourned his Waiving the fees would not be At Home 11 Manchester area JT Sanggalang said before being Butinesa 14 longtime friend’s death, and said At­ consistent with regular practice, nail^ to the cross. “I’m doing it Tlw Aaaoeiatwl Pr«M Classified______14-16 water “will always be in our Lozis said Thursday. However, he because of my mother, who got GOOD FRIDAY — Fernando Macapagal accepts Com ics 10 memories." asked the item be forwarded to the sick and got well. I will continue crucifixion during observances of Christians’ Good Friday Focus 12 “Barbara and I lost a great friend directors because of their general Local 7.0 Please see CRUCIFY, page 6. in the Philippines, where the practice is attracting tourists. Lottefv 0 Photo feature by Reginald Pinto K ii * * V Please see ATWATER, page 6. Please see CO-OP, page 6. Nalion/Wbrid _ 2.3 O bituaries____ 0 Ooinion 4 FILL ‘ER UP — Hopefully, not with bills. Just another amaz­ Soorts 17-20 Stale s ing mailbox along Prentice Hill Road, Hebron. Serving The Manchester Area For Over 110 Years ~ Call Today for Home Deliveiy (>47-9f)4(> Te le visio n ____ 12

f “ L 1 2—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. March 29.1991 r • MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, March 29, 1991- NATION/WORLD Mubarak urges Israel UMassachusetts and the Jewish Defense League. 1 ^ ' agreed to a Temporary cease-fire draft, which would make Iraq liable cars parked near the blast scene, the spokesman said. lied air raids had reduced ftaq to a his state’s Ku Klux Klan chapter. killing four people and wounding 22, police said. The About 600 people marched outside the Meeting shortly after coalition forces pushed for war damages and allow the Two others died at hospitals and 22 were wounded, he “pre-industrial” economy. “I was as intolerant as they arc,” he said as he pointed blast set fue to about 25 cars parked nearby and scat­ House before Duke’s speech, singing “Hit the road, Iraqi soldiers out of Kuwait in late U.N.-supervised destruction of its said. The undersecretary-general noted to hecklers in the crowd at the historic Old South Meet­ tered debris for a half mile. Duke ...” and waving signs. February. chemical, biological and nuclear that in Kuwait, however, “both ing House. The attack, the second in the northern suburb in 10 The Chevrolet was parked about 10 feet from the Duke, who garnered 44 percent of the vote in a run Diplomats said the five council weapons and ballistic missiles. urban and outlying areas are “Do you know what you people arc up there in the days, came one day after President Elias Hrawi’s sif& of a car bombing on March 20 that killed eight U.S. Senate last fall, has announced his candidacy members gave their draft of the The proposal would also maintain reported to have a plethora of live audience?,” he asked. “You’re cowards.” govenunent ordered all militias and armed groups in people and wounded 20. It had targeted the motorcade against incumbent Gov. Charles “Buddy” Roemer, who proposed resolution to the other 10 an arms embargo on Iraqi mdefinite- bombs, rockets, grenades and other One group of protesters chanted “Death to the KKK” Lebanon be disbanded and disarmed by ^ r i l 30. of Defense Minister hfichel Murr, but he escaped the recently switched from the Democratic to Republican ambassadors Thursday, but left a ly and send U.N. observers to unexploded devices. The authorities and “Nazi” Aroughout his 40-minutc speech. Traffic in the normally bustling coastal suburb was blast with only minor injuries. party. blank space in the text before the monitor the Iraq-Kuwait border. The also stated that explosive booby But Joseph Molncr, vO, praised Duke as a “great light because of the Good Friday holiday. Otherwise, Angry Lebanese soldiers, armed with M-16 assault He won his scat in the Louisiana Legislature by 227 O H word “missile.” U.S. ambassador said that force traps had been scatter^.” man” who “dared to speak in the name of the silent the casualty figures would have been much higher, rifles, s ^ e d off the blast scene and prevented civilians votes in 1989 despite opposition from former President DO r - On ThursdayTlhe Security Coun­ would number in the hundreds, He said “many thousands” of majority.” said an army officer on the scene. from approaching it Reagan, President Bush and other prominent S ^ cil’s permanent members were in rather than thousands. non-metallic mines were sowed on TTie brawl broke out when two Duke supporters and around beaches, and on the tangled with about a dozen hecklers. Republicans. > m Kuwaiti border with Saudi Arabia. Th* Assoelatad Pms z l ^ Plastic mines are more difficult to KITTY ROOM — Tara Kocher helps her daughter Britti. 3. in the child s toilet in the family O CO Controversy rages detect. restroom at Montgomery Mall in Bethesda, Md. At left is an adult s stall in the bathroom. The z -< These mines are reported to be Ex-pols enjoy unspent cash able to float, so “the future location restroom h^s been a great success with families who use the mall. H H i m X .of at least some may be anticipated By LARRY MARGASAK gress when the current session ends sions. The members voting to out­ 0 m on abortion bill to depend on tide arids currents, and The Associated Press next year, the study said. law ihc practice cxcmpicd themsel­ to present a threat to the coasts of After next year, no conversion to ves. By MARILYNN WHEELER protesters to interrupt the meeting, other gulf states,” he fouitd. personal use will be allowed, al­ On Nov. 30, 1989, a new law Loving the ‘family restroom^ 1 WASHINGTON — Farmer mem­ Some stretches of the Saudi- The Associated Press Bovard asked that the door be lock­ bers of Congress, who legally con­ though unspent money can go to ended the benefit even for the Kuwaiti border are so heavily mined R O ed so she could continue. verted leftover campaign funds to political or charitable organizations. eligible members, but gave them BETHESDA, Md. (AP) — The secret), has porcelain and plumbing with a little sink and mirror. Every­ that they may need to be permanent­ o FARGO, NJD. — fAs abortion The 62-year-old governor, who personal use, spent the money on Senators who leave office arc not until the end of the 102nd Congress Montgomery Mall looks like any attracted such attention. thing is close to the floor. The room foes marched nearby, the ad­ has 10 children and once planned to ly fenc^ off. permitted to convert unused cam­ next year to convert the money. other in America. Department “This type of comprehensive next door has grownup-size stuff. 2n ^CD Ahtisaari said that without an im­ limousines, hotels, restaurants, gifts ministrator of North Dakota’s only be a Roman Catholic priest, has said and — even a rented clown, a new paign money to personal use, al­ Starting with the 103rd Congress, stores. Victoria’s Secret. Cute little facility hasn’t been done anywhere Both have big doors that lock. m CD he is personally opposed to abortion, mediate clearance program, “acute which takes office in January 1993, in the country,” explains Steven W. abortion clinic predicted Thursday study says. though at least three have done so gadget shops. A music store where In the anteroom, where the bench that Gov. George Sinner will not but that politicians should not im­ danger could remain for years t ^ and no action was taken, according no personal use of campaign money the guy plays “On A Clear Day” on Nicklin, assistant general manager 5 come. In my opinion, this may be “Those who decided to make per­ is, there is also a changing table, a allow North Dakota to enact the na­ pose their religious beliefs on sonal use of their campaign war to the center. will be allowed. the organ. for marketing at the mall. “We’ve one of the most urgent humanitarian sink and a machine that dispenses tion’s toughest abortion ban. others. chests did so in a number of dif­ Reps. Stephen Solarz, D-N.Y., is “Some of the leftover campaign But back'BSRffiO IIW ^ o d court, actually done some pretty good needs, as summer begins and the money was used by former members diapers, moistened wipes and (mer­ s > eligible to convert nearly $1.4 mil­ here known as the Boulevard Cafes, research on that.” “I have found him to be a ferent ways,” said the study released cifully) a plastic bag to dispose of thoughtful man who respects the Roman Catholic Bishops John population, adults and children, simply as personal expense ac­ at the end of a freshly tiled corridor Inside is a softly lit, three-room Thursday by the Center for Public lion and Rep. Dan Roslenkowski, the old one. views of others, even when they dif­ Kinney of Bismarck and James Sul­ begins to return to their country D-111., could take more than $1 mil­ counts, to be drawn down as needed is something they’re proud of. Cus­ suite with piped-in music, cheery from exile.” Integrity. “The easiest method was 33 > . fer from his own,” said Jane Bovard, livan of Fargo urged Sinner to sign — and continues to be — merely li­ lion — while 18 other lawmakers — limousines, hotels, restaurants, tomers gush with enthusiasm over it. framed illustrations from children’s “They get all pf this for 50 cents,” At least two-thirds of Kuwait’s head of the Fargo Women’s Health the legislation. “We believe this quidating funds by writing oneself a have at least $5CX),000 available, gifts, etc.,” Charles Lewis, executive A couple have even written letters to stories and a park-style wooden Nicklin says. pre-invasion population of about 1.7 Organization. legislation addresses the tragedy of check ....” said the report by Kevin Chaffee of director of the Center for Public In­ the editors of the local papers to bench for the weary to sit and pass The mall, located in this upper- million fled the country, he said. The executive director of the 1.6 million abortions that are per­ The center, a private group that the center staff. tegrity, said at a news conference. praise it. tBe time. crust suburb of Washington, D.C., is Ahtisaari said he found the North Dakota Right to Life Associa­ formed every year,” they said in a examines public service and ethics That doesn’t necessarily mcail the Among the findings: It’s the toilet. In one room is an itty bitty toilet being renovated. Th* Asaoeiatad Praaa Kuwaitis “have fresh memory of a tion disagreed. joint statement. lawmakers will take the money. —^No living former member con­ Down the hall from the doorways brutal occupation and the sacking issues, checked records of more than TRAILER TURMOIL — Diana Sabo, left, salvages valuables from her overturned trailer with “I’m optimistic the governor The National Abortion Rights Ac­ Solarz has already announced he is gressman took more campaign marked “Men” and “Women” Upstate Dental Health Service P.C. and pillaging of their homes, their 200 members of Congress who left help from her mother-in-law, Bonnie Sabo. Thursday in Nettle Lake, Ohio. A tornado swept won’t veto the bill,” Carol Long said tion League in Washington and the office from 1979-91. not retiring and has filed legal money than Gene Thylor, a Missouri there’s a third choice: “Family resources and their environment.” after the state Senate passed a bill Chicago-based Americans Ihiited Seventy-three of the former law­ papers to leave the money to charity Republican. He converted $345,000 Restroom." through the area Thursday evening. “I and my mission saw for oursel­ DENTURES Wednesday banning abortion except for Life have called it the strictest makers disposed of nearly $6.4 mil­ if he dies, said his spokesman, to personal use and gave an addi­ Not since Thomas Crapper put ves prolific evidence of arson, loot­ SIX in certain cases of r ^ , incest or state ab(Rtion law. It would be even lion in unspent campaign funds for Robert Hathaway. tional $52,811 to the Gene Taylor one in Queen Victoria’s Sandrin­ ing, malicious destruction of homes, STYLES when a woman’s life is in danger. more restrictive than one in Utah, mostly non-clection-rclatcd expen­ Rostenkowski’s office said he has Library & Museum. gham Castle (Victoria’s other *199 TO *799 businesses, markets, museums, The bill, approved 32-21, is ex­ which takes effect April 28. ditures, the study found. made no decision on retirement or libraries, and all that a nation holds Israelis kill infiltrators pected to reach the governor’s desk A total of 165 House members — use of the money. The bill allows abortions only if a dear," he added. Ibesday. He will have three days to those in office before Jan. 8, 1980 Those able to take the money for JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli area. nine heavily-armed Arab gunmen. woman’s life is in danger. In cases The official noted that pollution veto, sign or allow it to become law — remain eligible to convert $41 personal use arc members who were Dedicated troops today shot and killed three of rape, the crime must be reported from the hundreds of burning oil The youths today crossed the bor­ One Israeli soldier was killed and without his endorsement. million in leftover campaign funds in office when the House voted, in To youAs who entered the occupied to police within 21 days, or within wells set afire by the Iraqis poses Make der into the West Bank 6 miles north three wounded in the clashes. About a dozen people on to personal use if they leave Con­ 1979, to prevent ban such conver- West Bank from Jordan, including a of Jericho and did not have any Thursday picketed the abortion 15 days after the woman became “still-uncharted perils to health.” he You SmOe 12-year-old boy, the army command identifying papers, the army said. The daily Haaretz said Israel as­ clinic, a regular occurrence, as capable of rep<»ting it, for an abor­ said. and Israel radio said. Israeli troops chased after the in­ sessed that Jordan’s control over the another half a dozen abortion op­ tion to be legal. 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Cannd b» umd »Mi any ottm othr. 1 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, March 29,1991— 4-^MANCHESTER h e r a l d , Friday, March 29,1991 S OPINION STATE______UConn isets layoff of 46 workers FOI discussed; Open Forum Sift)RRS (AP) — State budget cuts have forced Terror kind of thing now,” Williams said. axed by the end of the fiscal year. The 46 layoffs the University of Connecticut to lay off 46 In a letter to the UC<»n staff, university Presi­ will also take effect by June 30, MUiams said. workers and eliminate another 14 jobs by the end dent Harry Hartley said he r e g r e t the layoffs. Williams said she did not Imow what types of of this fiscal year, school offidals said. balance shifting Company answer “The state’s fiscal problems are real, they are jobs were being eliminated. But she said 23 would in w ings The layoffs and job eliminations were ordered deep, and they can be cured only with much be state civil service workers, such as secretaries To The Editor: FARMINGTON (AP) — frx disclosure. by the state’s O ffice o f Bolicy and Management in sacrifice,” Hartley wrote. and maintenance workers; 10 would be profes- prq[Miration for U C knn’s 1 991-92 budget.' w hich Lawyers and newspaper editors on He said the ruling allows any We, the Town of Manchester Volunteer Firefighters, UCotin w ^ plotted $137.2 million for the fis­ sioial staff members, such as student counselors was cut by 10 percent in Oov. Lowell P. Weicker T hur^y debated a state Supreme public agetx^ to “create its own would like to conunent on your March 21 article regard­ cal year beginning July 1, Williams said. Tb main­ and purchasing officers and 13 would be ■ W ■ ing the disbanding of the towns volunteer fire companies. Court ruling shielding public exemptions” from disclosure laws waiting? Jr.’s budget proposals, said Karen Grava Wil­ tain the university at its current tevel of studenu m anagers. liams, a UCoim spokeswoman. employees’ persormel evaluations, simply by saying such records First, the comments regarding the “other” volunteer com­ and services, the school would have needed $150 Thursday’s armouncement may not be the last and stxne criticized the General panies are inaccurate. Companies 2 and 3 have been “Whenever there’s a cut in the general fund millitm, Williams said. layoff atmounoenKnt for UCoon, Williams said. should b e private. functional companies for quite some time, and have been By JACK ANDERSON b i^ et, it has an effect on personnel.” Williams Up to 782 UConn employees, including 212 facul­ Assembly for dragging its feet on a Robert E. Brown, editwial page bill designed to permit disclosure by no means delegated to “social groups” as stated in the and DALE VAN ATTA said. Hiring freezes and losing staff through attri­ The current round of eliminations follows last ty members, risk loang their jobs if Vfeicker goes director of the Bristol Press, said o f such records. article. The members of these companies are dedicated, tion were not viable options, she said. mmth’s announcement that seven management through with plans to lay off 8,000 state workers, the ruling appeared to elirninate The biU, now pending in com­ active fuefighters who augment the paid staff. WASHINGTON — The appearance of “We’re just beyond our ability to absorb that positions — six of which were filled — would be she said. what many in the media believed Second, the disbandment of companies 2 and 3 are for the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra in mittee, would require a balancing existed in the law, the so-called reorganizational purposes only, not to differentiate the Washington had once seemed to govern­ test when a public employee’s balancing test. He said the General “few” active members from the social members. We have ment and private security experts the records are sought, w eig^ g the Assembly should be moving to ^ all been active and felt that to improve our efficiency, we ideal opportimity for pro-haqi terrorists. employee’s right to privacy against prove the bill. Weicker jeered by students the public’s need to know the in­ should unify our manpower and simplify our chain of But Saddam Hussein and his terrorist Report: form ation. But Mitchell W. Fearlman, ex­ command. parasites must have been busy elsewhere ecutive director of the Freedom of HARTFORD (AP) — Oov. through the crowd. of the protesters’ wrath. Someone The bill is a result of a January A Third, to set the record straight, we do in fact have a in mid-March when the orchestra played Lowell P. Weicker Jr., fighting an InformatitHi Cmmnission, said it constant influx of applicants of all ages and sex. We ac­ at the Kennedy Center. tax plan The students were bused to the scratched obscenities oo the state car Supreme Court ruling which ^jpeared unlikely the bill would iqihill battle to sell a budget m i^ed Capitol to protest Weicker’s of Lt. Gov. Eunice Groaric, police bailed the release of an evaluatirai tively train to keep up with the ever changing role of the It is encouraging that Saddam>,would pass this year. And Sen. Marie A. fire department and strengthen the bond between our pass up such an occasion. Israel’s top by deqi cuts and tax increases, proposed cuts in state aid to private said. House Speaker Richsid Bal- by the chief state’s attorney of the needed a police escort to make his sch ools. Herbst, D-Vernen, co-chairwoman career and volunteer members. We would like to com­ backers in Washington always support ducci was pelted with an acom state’s attorney in Waterbury. The * r -*■ feasible way to the Qqritol through an angry “I (km’t blame them for being high court said the state’s attorney, of the Government Administration mend our brothers of Co. #1 for their truly dedicated the orchestra when it is in town, especial­ when he sto^ atop a police cruiser mad,” Weicker said later. “I’ve said and Elections Committee, said she years of service. We at Headquarter Company are striv­ ly this year commemorating the 40th an­ crowd of schoolchildren. to speak to the scen ts through a John A. Connelly, had a HARIPORD (AP) — The state everybody in the state ought to be tended to agree, although she does ing to gain the respect of the community, our brethren niversary of the group’s first U.S. ap­ When the govenrar arrived at megapheme. “reasonable expectation of Office of Fiscal Analysis said law­ mad. But unfortunately, that isn’t not oppose it. throughout the state, as well as our immediate colleagues pearance. To make the performance even work Thursday, he was greeted by John McGovern, superintendent privacy” and that disclosing the makers would avoid tax increases part of what I’m allowed ” and administration. We plan to do this by continuing our more inviting, it featured Israel’s latest hundreds of Catholic schooldiildren of schools for the Ardidiocese of evaluation carried “a significant Barbara J. Collins, lawyer for the following year if they iqtptoved Cqritol police said at the height dedicated community service to the townspeople of violin prodigy, Maxim Vengerov, a new who jeered and taunted him as he Hartford, said he went to the potential for embarrassment” the American Fbderation of State, Oov. Lowell Weicker Jr.’s con­ of the p ro^ mwe than 5,000 stu­ Manchester. Thank you, the Town of Manchester Volun­ immigrant from the Soviet Union, along tried to make it from his car to his lieutenant governor’s office Attorney Mark R. Kravitz, a County and Municipal Employees, troversial 1991-92 bud^t plan, in­ o ffic e . dents ringed the Cqritol in the big­ teer Fire Department. with Isaac Stem, whose name is Thursday afternoon to qwlogize for prominent media lawyer from New said ste was h ^ y with tte court cluding his pnqrosed ^ 3 6 million gest public demtmstration against Captain Marc A. Lupacchino synonymous with political and musical “Throw the bum out,” one student the d am ^ to Groaik’s car. Haven, said at Thursday’s ruling. tax increase. shouted at the governor as he was Weicker’s proposed budget, which Lieutenant Marshall C. Taylor H I support of Israel. “I think the day went wonderfully Freedom of Information Con­ She smd that if a person knows The news, announced Thursday, hustled through a crowd of scream­ calls for an overhaul of the state tax Firefighter & past Captain James J. McKay Besides, the Kennedy Center is kitty- well,” he said “It was a most posi­ ference that the court had “un­ an evaluation could be made is significant because legislators ing students by a police esew t system, itKluding a state income tax, comer from the Saudi Arabia Embassy. tive experience. I’m not in my mind hitched” the records from any public, that will affect the way the have been wtmdering if If^icker’s . “Is that what they teach you in and deep cuts in state services. Thus a grisly bloodbath was possible going to allow that incident to tar­ freedom-of-information standards person writes the evaluation. Curb violence plan would solve structural school?” Wsicker said to m If it comes, it will come because Israel No single Arab country was ever able by Palestinians. Weicker’s 1991-92 plan could There were no threats, federal law enfor­ H o In the widely publicized Los Angeles incident, the (while still legitimately troubled) never to threaten Israel’s destruction. Now, Israelis were frustrated, and scarred, wind iq> $83.2 million short be­ facts arc incontrovertible. King was flagged down for cement sources told our associate Les cause of lower tax revenue projec­ had it so good. with Iraq out, there are not two militarily by their de facto immobilization in the O DO speeding, surrounded by police officers, shot with a stun Whitten, and no beefed up security for If, say, five years ago, the events of strong Arab countries that could now at­ face of the Iraqi missile attacks. Israelis tions from small corporations. C e n t e r C ongregational C h u r c h I • Good only Saturday, Mar. 30,1991 2 -< gun, and repeatedly harnmered with clubs despite his the Israeli performers. William J. Cibes Jr., Weicker’s the following five years would have been tack Israel with hope of success. salute American military might and for­ UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST * Must present this coupon for bonus. pleas for mercy. Some security experts have attributed predicted by anyone, Israelis would have Because of their support for Saddam titude, but many remain nervous about budget chief, said on the whole he Center & Main Streets The police say he was driving at 115 miles an hour; dismissed the scenario as ridiculous. the low level of world terrorism to the found the rq;>ott to be encouraging. Manchester • 647-9941 m X the American diplomacy that may be Example: *Bonus on in stock shoes only. the car’s manufacturer says it can’t go that fast. The Consider: coming. suddenness of the coalition victory and The projected shortfall for next 0 m police say their victim was fighting them; witnesses and the fearly destruction of Iraqi intelligence The Soviet Union was the superpower The Israelis don’t have the resources year is relatively small, and the Florsheim shoes...... ’ 84.95 ^ / a videotape show him lying on the ground being beaten communications. For instance, there was SHOE SIZES sponsor, and military supplier, of the to provide jobs and housing for iall the governor’s budget office might yet 1 by three officers while another dozen watched. BEN only one threat against the Kennedy Cen­ Less ^ ...... -17.00 Arab states seeking Israel’s destruction. immigrants who might want to come. be able to make tq> the difference, Easter Sunday 205 8 81/2 9 91/2 10 101/2 11 12 13 14 15 n ^ The police chiefs response was almost as revolting as ter, and that was telephoned in on the p o Today, the Soviet Union is much WATTENBERG But God never said that there would h e said. \.i second day of the Gulf war. 67.95 the beating. Instead of immediately bringing attempted diminished and apparently mostly out of be no bitter herbs in the land of milk and The office said its figures are D u ii « ■1 m o murder charges against the criminals in uniform, he just the foreign mischief-making business. Others see the silence as an indicator based on the assumption that CELEBRATIONS Bonus Coupon...... -10.00 o ^ honey. Israel has serious problems, but E § Wi • i : • |S' CO gave a gmdging, halfway apology. And that was only be­ The East European nations were pro- they are of a lesser order thw before. of Saddam’s passion for survival. They Weicker will be successful in cause the storm of nation^ publicity forced him to say Arab, and some of those nations believe that violence against the Israel 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. m CO Now, it has always been said, correct­ negotiating $400 million in con- E-E-E m '1 • « « ' ■ k m « something, however inadequate. provided both military supplies and state Philharmonic in Washington would have Net Cost ^57.95 1 Hussein, the Palestine Liberation Or­ ly, that because Israel is in a precarious cessi<»s from state employees. "When Question Marks Become Exclamation Points” O This wasn’t an isolated incident Farmer basketball support for anti-Israel terrorists. That’s ganization has been publicly and finan­ position in the Middle East, it could only been the last straw for the Israelis, who Negotiations with union lexers star Jamaal Wilkes was recently pushed around and over. cially diminished. make a deal with the Arabs if it was endured the Scud attacks on their country were stalled Thursday. CHILD CARE PROVIDED DURING BOTH SERVICES without striking back. m > handcuffed because his auto registration was about to ex­ There was much talk that oil was in By not retaliating against Iraqi missile strong. A weak Israel, surrounded by As a percentage of Weicker’s Newell Curtis, Senior Pastor pire. short supply, and that prices would rise, attacks, Israel’s popularity soared, a If Saddain docs inflict his terrorists on- overall $7.5 billion proposal, the strong Arab states, couldn’t afford to 649-HOPE "Celebrating 50 Years on Main St." That’s not a misprint. It hadn’t expired. It was about to boosting Arab politick power. Today, serious matter for a state that needs inter­ give tq) much. the Western world once he has time to ' potential shortfall ^ipears small.’' t CENTER CHURCH FAITH LINE— t 5 “ 3 0 > expire. even with Iraqi and Kuwaiti wells shut national siqiport. Today, the Israelis are shonger than worry about something besides domestic 903 Main St., Downtown Manchester And local minorities have a fund of stories about down, oil is abundant, prices are on the The Soviet arms used by the Iraqis, ever. That puts the negotiating ball on problems, he will be sure to pick his tar­ police abuses, some of which have been translated into low side, and there is every indication the same arms that are in the many Arab gets carefully so the acts are heinous Men's Shop Open Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. 9:30-5:30 the lUestinian-Arab court. It has been Thurs. 9:30-9:00 lawsuits that have cost the city millions of dollars. that prices will stay low. arsenals, have been shown to be less than said that the I^Iestinians, and the Arab enough to causci outrage, but not so out­ The obvious conclusion is that racists in uniform Jews from the Soviet Union have been first-rate. states that^ have supported the Pales­ rageous that they bring retaliation. Far routinely harass minority citizens, seize on stereotypes to allowed to emigrate. An estimated Egypt, the one Arab nation that has tinians, have never missed an oppor­ example, Saddam would probably not STORE WIDE justify their actions, and use force more readily against 185,(X)0 have already arrived in Israel; it recognized Israel, has become the most tunity to miss an opportunity. use his terrorists to pick on any nation blacks and Hispanics. is believed that about a million will ul­ influential in the Arab world. Once again, opportunity is rapping on that uses terrorism as a tool also, such as In the King case, a citizen c^tured it all on videotape. timately come. Because Israel’s principal The Saudis and the Kuwaitis ended up the door of the Middle East. If the Arabs Syria. If he were stupid enough to strike EASTER But what would have happened if he hadn’t been there problem has always been demographic, on the same side as the Israelis in the are prepared to look at compromise at Syria, the world would wimess two of with his camera? this is good news indeed. (Israel started Gulf War. There is now perh^s a mild plans, the Israelis may well be prepared the most venomous international ter­ Most likely, the same thing that happens all the time: out in 1948 with 6(X),(X)0 Jews. An es­ possibility that there can be some move to deal. rorist-backers in combat through their SALE the violators would get off scot free, their false reports timate for 1995 shows 4.1 million.) toward an arrangement with Israel. The Israelis are strong enough to trainees and hirelings. would be accepted without question, and the victim Iraq, the major anti-Israel threat, has Of course, many problems remain. negotiate. And also, if a suitable deal is As one old security hand called it, would become just another statistic. been destroyed as a military power. The Syria remains a potent threat, with a bet­ not forthcoming, strong enough not to “Tarantulas in a bottle.” THRU MARCH 30 But let’s not make the mistake of thinking this is just a apocalyptic thought of an Iraq with ter army and better chemical and biologi­ negotiate. The lack of a big terrorist attack by local incident. Nationwide, incidents of questionable pro-Iraqi forces since the war began force by police officers have risen sharply in recent, should not, however, put Americans at THE LOWEST PRICES EAST OF THE RIVER March 31, 1991^ < : ^ ^ years. case. Saddam threatened to strike out at Those incidents often cut across racial lines, but the Americans, and while he boasts a great Center Park, Manchester ‘ typical pattern is white officers beating blacks. What’s wrong in the NCAA deal, he docs not bluff. He has the ter­ VaOKA CANADIAN CORDIALS The usual explanation is that the victim was resisting rorist network to do it, and he will have The reform package recently recom­ DUBRA1.75L 9 .M YUKON JACK 760ML 10.99 BALEY8 7S0ML 16M 7:00 A.M. arrest or otherwise provddng force, but the reality is that They do benefit from lower admission the NCAA has banned them from tourna­ the will to do it too if Iraq emerges from mended by the Knight Foundation Com­ BUKOFF1.75L 10.49 CANADIAN LTD 1.75 L 13.90 PICCALA7S0M. 6.08 very often officers dlow racial feelings to overcome their standards and they do tend to major in ment play for two years. the cease-fire settlement totally POPOV 1.75 L 10.99 SEAGRAMS V .0 .1.75 L 19M KAHLUA 7S0ML 13.60 mission on Intercollegiate Athletics is a professional responsibilities. billiards, but they are coddled and humiliated. He is simply otherwise MAJOfISKA 1.75 (lOOpr) 12.35 powerful prescription that would doubt­ ABSOLUT 1.75 L 23.99 Black communities around the country are being tutored to a fare-thee-well. They They had absolutely nothing to do preoccupied right now. less improve the health of competitive STOLICHNAYA1.75L 23.99 denied adequate police protection, and citizens are afraid graduate and they become productive Who’s On First? SCOTCH BRANDY/COGNAC sport on the nation’s campuses. with the various infractions that irritated A community wide service, celebrating the Resurrection of Jesus. of the people who are paid to protect them. citizens. At the political level, all Iraqi opposi­ CLAN MACGREGOR LT 10M E A J B F ^ Y L T 0.99 Yes, college presidents should control the NCAA, you understand. The coach Decent, hardworking law enforcement officers are Yes, they work mostly in buy-and-sell who was there at the time was Bob tion groups have joined forces to oust GIN VATS as 1.75 L 16.99 KORBEL BRANDY 7S0ML 9 M athletic departments. Yes, the millions INVER HOUSE 1.7SL 17.09 MARTEU. VS 760ML 17.96 smeared by the acts of fellow officers who think their jobs, but what’s the sin in that? Do the Saddam Hussein from power, but at the H.W. CRYSTAL PALACE 1.75 L 10.59 generated by big-time programs should Wade. His contract was bought out and CLAN MACGREGOR 1.75 L 17JQ HENNE88YV8760ML 19w48 badges give them the right to harass citizens and translate elitists and the wowsers really have the he is now woiking for the Baltimore City subterranean level, the picture is more CLYDES 1.75 L 10.89 OLD SMUGGLER 1.75 L 16.79 be channeled into overall university chutzpuh to argue that it is better not to POPOV 1.75 L 12.99 J5B1.7SL 26.66 1 racist feelings into violence. recreation department The university murky. The fiercest fighting has come budgets. Yes, athletes should be required GORDONS 1.75 L 14.99 DEWARS 1.76 L 29M Some police departments have strict rules on the use chancellor who hired Wade out of a Bal­ from the Kurds, who are in a constant GILBEYS1.7SL 14.99 WINES/SPARKLING to maintain the same academic standards of force, train officers to recognize and overcome racial TANQUERAY 1.75 L 25.99 as other students. timore high school without so much as a state of rebellion in northern Iraq. The prejudices and stereotyping, and stress respect for job search was J ( ^ Slaughter. He is Shiites are carrying on the battle in the BE RINGER W. ZM 7S0ML But no, the Knight (^mmission’s RUM INGLENOOK 3LT auMpl W. Zln citizens. All should. now the president of Occidental College south and drawing support from an al­ report is not perfect, for two reastms: 1) JOE BOURBON RIUNtTEX John E. Jacob, president in Los Angeles. liance of small Islamic parties based in CASTILLO 1.75 L 12.96 8EBASTIANICTRY. VRTY 1 .SL It peipetuates the elitist notion that the SPEAR TENHK3H 1.75 L 12.89 RON R IC 0 1.75 L 14.59 MARASTITSOML ______National Urban League. Iran. Unconfirmed intelligence reports 16.99 MRBr///. ■ m a n basic problem with college sports is On the floor is the team from Ok­ JIM BEAM 1.75 L CAPT. 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Kentucky was hit with three fluence of the sect in southern Iraq. Syria pages. The Herald reserves the right to edit letters for any through the heart of the haughty rehab than to be selling real estate? BLENDS SUOIMLLER/OOOnS CM 13.59 years of probatirm. An assistant coach also hosts several anti-Saddam groups MOL80N12pkBTL8 6.49 reason, including length, taste and style. The Herald tries presumption that jocks are unworthy As to the question of rules and the was a c c u ^ of mailing $1,000 to a and Saudi Arabia has assembled about BURKE a BARRY 1.75 L 13.99 MANY MtlER12pkBTL8 6M to publish all letters, but the decision of the editor is dolls who are shan^aied off city streets fairness and consistency of enforcement, 0.99 reemit’s father and was put on probation 30 former Iraqi leaders. All of them have SEAGRAM 7 1.75 L 14.99 BUSCHiLIGHToMecro You are welcome to attend the services final. Writers may be limited to one letter per month. All and allowed on campus to win a few let me say it as succinctly as I can: CALVERT EXTRA 1.75 L 14.99 MK>CLOB Fanny BTL8 14.99 for five years. A Kentucky player was their contacts inside Iraq, and they now 10.99 letters must be signed, and writers must include their ad­ games then dumped on society to peddlq Something is seriously out of whack MORE HEMEKEN12pkaTL8 accused of cheating on a college- claim to be united in their opposition to dress and a telephone number for verification. Mail let­ used cars? with the NCAA’s system. I repeat that NOT RESPONSiaiE FOR TYPOQRAPHKMLERRORS-eEERPniCESAREPlUSTAX AND OEPOOT INHERE AFFUCABLE at the churches who bring you entrance exam; there is little doubt that Saddam and their desire for democracy. ters to Open Forum, Box 591, Manchester 06040. Has the whole nation forgotten the for emphasis: There is something fun­ hanky-panky took place, but there is If Saddam were eliminated, it remain, to Department of Education study that was damentally and profoundly wrong with The Sonrise Service much evidence the Idd had nothing to do be seen whether their united front would published last January? B as^ on the the NCAA’s enforcement system. with i t He was banned from NCAA play Manchester Herald records of 12,600 students who crumble in violent squabbling to see who As evidence, I offer an exquisite, for life. Sutton was not punished by the would fill the vacuum. IM A/.\ graduated from high school in 1972, it living conuast: NCAA. Mini-Editorial SI'IKI 1 Founded OcL 1,1881 as a weekly. showed that college athletes graduated at SMOr much the same rate as would-be Health and Human Services Secretary Daily publicadon since OcL 1,1914. It is mid-March, and the NCAA East The innocent get trashed. Those who Louis Sullivan recently made an announ­ librarians. At age 32, more of the ex­ Regirmal basketball playoffs are under­ should be held accountable get rewarded. cement that was no bombshell — that the Managing Editor Peter Downs jocks were employed than their counter­ way at Maryland University’s Cole Field I don’t know how to fix it but I do know best way to help “at risk” children in ICE KEGS ACCESSORIES GLASSWARE LOTTO C ity M to r_ Alex Girell parts, and more owned real prqierty. House. Maryland basketball coach Gary the problem: There is something fun­ America is to strengthen their families. NawaEdllor . Andrew C Spitzier Ttw truth is thus glaringly obvious: Williams is sitting in the press section. damentally and profoundly 'wrong with Humankind has known that for Athletes are not exploited by colleges. He and his team are spectators because the NCAA’s enforcement system. thousands of years. 6—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, March 29,1991 MCC Atwater fHaiirliffitrr Hrrali'i From Page 1 From Page 1 Section 2, Page 7 through state employee salary and "All I can say is that I hope that of the Lowe Building. in Lee Atwater,” Bush said in a was featured along with B.B. King, benefit concessions. If no settlement was in Washington for an ap­ Friday, March 29,1991 this Dabor issue] gete resolved fast," PCrfa^, the greatest difficulty is statement released by the White pearance at George Washington Isaac Hayes and Billy Preston on LOCAL/REGIONAL is reached as many as 8,079 state he said, noting a cranp-omise must the cloud of uncertainty that Weick- House. “I valued Lee’s counsel and “Red, Hot and Blue,” a rhythm and workers, or roughly 15 percent of University, a White House aide said. come fi-om bodi sides. "I don’t think er’s budget has placed over the col­ abilities. The Republican Party will Funeral services wUl be held in blues album issued last spring. the state’s 51,864 employees, could bumper-sticker solutions are going lege, Daube said. The state budget miss his energy, vision, and leader­ But it was in politics that he made receive their pink slips. This would his hometown of Columbia, S.C., Serviiig Manchester ■ Coventry ■ Andover ■ Bolton ■ Hebron to rolve this." will not be ratified until some time ship. “Barbara and I give our Matalin said in a statement read to his mark and it often was a con­ be on top of the 1,100 to 1,800 this summer, he added. deepest condolences to Sally, the reporters, troversial one. layoffs already anticipated in Weick- Daube said that, with these cuts "It is very hard rutming an institu­ kids and Lee’s parents. We share Democrats denounced Atwater’s er’s 1991-92 budget. “The Atwater family thanks all of and threats of layoffs, tuition at tion when you don’t Imow what their grief. He will always be in our Lee’s many friends, who for the past “pit bull style of politics,” but he en­ MCC will inevitably rise. In times yoiu numbers are going to be,” he memories.” year especially, shared strong sup­ joyed the unqualified support of The same types of layoffs would like these, "it tends to be the less af­ said. A wiry, driven man constantly in port, d ^ love and daily prayers,” George Bush. Panel recommends election for treasurer OMne "across the boards" at MCC, fluent, the minority groups and the Daube said that MCC is in the motion, Atwater was at the peak of the statement said. and have laoad ramificatirms on the I By RICK SANTOS Regarding the treasurer’s functions, commission attorney (office),” he said. m m m potM* that get hurt tte most," he said. same boat as every other town or an extraordinary career when he was Clayton Ybutter, who succeeded ■ Changing the definition of the auditor to require school’s ability to educate at its cur­ During his long fight against the Manchester Herald member Stqrhen T. Penny rqreated his asseitimi that the To help ease the fears among stu­ state agency as d ic k e r attempts to suicken. Atwater as RNC chairman in OMlla said Republican board members are planning that auditors have experience in municipal audits. Also, rent level, Daube said. Under 100 of tumor, Atwater publicly apologized town must have an elect^ treasurer to serve as a <-N»rk to eluninate most of the treasurer’s functions anH pay dents and staff at the college, Daube bring the state out of its deficit. “A reputation as a fierce and ugly January, said Atwater’s death “takes on the non-elected administrator’s mamiging of town they increased the number of days directtxs have to ap­ MCC’s 500 full- and part-time to the targets of his political tactics. MANCHESTER — Despite a surprise plea from anyway. They have asked General Manager Richard J. will hold a question-and-answer ses­ "Even, at best, there is going to be campaigner has dogged me,” At­ from us one of the nation’s most funds. point an audiux from 30 to 90. employees are teachers, he said. In a first-person article published Republican Deputy Mayor Ronald Osdla, the Charter Sartor to siq^lement his recommended budget with cost sion Tbesday at noon in the lounge significant cuts” to MCC, he said. water once conceded. "While I outstanding political minds.” ■ Changing changing the budget adoption calendar, in January in life magazine, At­ Revision Commission voted Thursday to recommend After the meeting, Osella said he was disqrpointed analysis of their plan to strip the treasurer of all duties didn’t invent ‘negative politics,’ I Not only had Atwater run a so the directors have 10 additional days. water wrote, “in 1988, fighting - the S3TStem of electing the town treasurer remain. with Penny’s recommendation and the subsequent ctxn- accept those required by c h a ^ and statute. am one of its most a r to t prac­ presidential campaign and become mission vote because he believes much of the treasurer’s H Doubling doubling the pay for directors. Dukakis, I said that I ‘would strip Osella also objected with the other reocxnmendatitxis titioners." Even Bush, Atwater’s functirw would be done best by professional staff mem­ ■ Maintaining the system of ^jpointing members to chairman of the Republican Party, the bark off the little bastard’ and from Penny’s committee because they were not based on friend and patron, felt the sting of but he also had attained his dream of The cmnmission made several other recommenda­ bers trained in municipal funds. the Planning and Zoning Commission. Soviet ‘mal{e Willie Horton his rutming any examinations of procedures in other municipalities. those tactics when they were on op­ tions regarding p ri^ sals for the election of a mayor, the “The checks and balances are not there,” said Osella, ■ No endorsement for ah inland wetlands commis­ performing with some of the mate.’ I am sorry for both state­ Upon tte reconunendation of the Penny committee, posite sides in the 1980 GOP greatest rhythm and blues ^ipointment of an independent auditor, salaries of mem­ after listing several of the criticisms levied on the sion and water and sewer commission. From Page 1 ments: the first for its naked cruelty, bers of the Board of Direeuxs, the election of members the oxnmission voted (xi other recommendations for its presidential primaries. musicians. An accomplished treaswer’s office by the town auditor. Most of the I Defining the duties of the Board of Slelectmen, so it Early in the 1988 campaign the second because it makes me of the Planning and Zoning Commission, the establish­ final repext before holding a public hearing scheduled would be clear that selectmen have the function of fill­ guitarist and blues singer, Atwater sound racist, which I am not.” criticisms pertain to inadequate controls of accounts. for April 18. They are: dependent on force to effect his will. under a mile from the Kremlin in a Miners in the third most impor­ against Democrat Michael Dukakis, ment of an mland wetlands commission and a water and Rmher, Osella threatened the Board of Directors may ing vacancies with the Board of Directors, should the A The 50,000 police and soldiers square named after the poet of the Atwater bluntly told a Republican sewer cwnmission, defining powers of the Board of directors fail to fill the vacancies themselves. tant region, Karaganda of eastern ask for an outside investigation if Town Treasurer Roger ■ No changes to the system of electing the mayor nor d^loyed in the capital to enforce 1917 Bolshevik Revolution, Kazakhstan, suspended their strike audience: “If I can make Willie Hor­ Selectmen, and the number of members of the Advisory M. Negro does not respemd to the criticisms. ■ It recommended increasing the membership of the Rjrk and Recreation Cennmission. to strengthen the mayor’s role in government. There had his ban on rallies rivaled the Vladimir Mayakovsky. last week on a promise from the ton a household name, we’ll win the “We have the option to refer the matter to the state’s Advisory Park and Recreation Commission from five to Co-op been a request for the direct election of the mayor. seven. protesters, estimated by the state In addition to the demonstration president of that republic, Nursultan election.” news agency Ihss to number as in Moscow, Soviet coal miners Nazerbayev, that his government He succeeded on both counts. many as 100,000. nationwide defied the Kremlin by would take control of the mines Horton was a convicted murderer From Page 1 Bolice cordoned off the inner city, ignoring an order by the national from Gorbachev’s government and who raped a woman while on a Library however, making impossible to foim legislature that they end the strike improve conditions. weekend furlough from a Mas­ commitment toward the establish­ mission about a year ago, was ex­ Charter revisions outlined a comprehensive estimate of the they began March 1. Yeltsin, as head of the largest and sachusetts prison. The Bush cam­ ment of more affordable housing. pected to begin this mont^ accord­ number of people on the streets who The miners are demanding higher wealthiest Soviet republic, has been paign used the incident to portray But a letter to Lozis from Sarah ing to Inge’s letter. facing had intendt^ to march on the Krem­ wages and better living and working leading the struggle to transfer con­ Dukakis as a liberal who was soft on PEige, executive .director of the hous­ PZC member Josh M. Howroyd lin. conditions. They have embraced crime. for town ethics commission trol of the nation’s natural, industrial ing cooperative, said her groiq) un­ srud the area for the development A crowd of 50.000 gathered just Yeltsin’s demand that Gorbachev and agricultural resources from Atwater had been in the hospital derstands the state has an agreement has been cleared of trees. reductions By RICK SANTOS is dismissed and the matter is not made public. resign. since March 5, the most recent of with town and cities that qualifies Fhge’s letter says the project, However, if the ethics board overrides the counsel, Most mines in Vorkuta in the central ministries. several hospitalizations for a Manchester Herald AU the Soviet republics have the project for the fee waiver. which is called the Ctxnmon Thread then a hearing will be held. Initially the override proce­ Soviet Arctic were on strike, 21 out “general deterioration in the condi­ Her group. Co-op Initiatives Inc. By BRIAN M. TROTTA declared some form of indepen­ Housing Cooperative, is to include dure was not included in the recommendations, but com­ Crucify of 122 pits were striking in the tion,” said RNC spokesman BJ. of Hartford, cannot afford the fees, four w heelch^ accessible uiuts; the Manchester Herald______MANCHESTER — The town Ethics Commission will dence or sovereignty from the undergo “radical” changes if the Charter Revision Com­ mission member A. Raul Bcrte argued the counsel might largest coal field, the Donetsk Basin Cooper, I^zis said. Uie bill for the $1.3 mil­ remaining 12 units are two-story have too much power. of the Ukraine, Tass reported. central government And the second He was “at peace and comfort­ MANCHESTER — General mission adopts a series of proposals recommended by From Page 1 and thind-wealthiest republics, the lion project is being paid by the state townhouses. In any case, if probable cause is found — either by the Thousands of miners also were able,” alert and conversant in recent Department of Housing. Maiiager Richard Sartor’s $80.66 one of its committees, the chairman of that committee Ukraine and Kazakhstan, are push­ The units, located at 46 St. James said Thursday night. counsel or by overrule — the information about the char­ striking in the second-largest field, weeks. Cooper said. St., are to be co-owned by the resi­ million budget proposal would exact this if God permits me to live on. I ing hard for greater control of their The commission also heard recommendations regard­ ges would be available to the public. the Kuznetsk Basin of western Atwater received a visit Thursday The project, which was approved dents as a limited equity housing a stiff toll on tte town’s library sys­ will go for another 25 years.” economies. ing the terms of employment for assistants to the town at­ Regarding charges determined to have no probable Siberia. from former President Reagan, who by the Planning and Zoning Com­ cooperative, according to the letter. tem, forcing layoffs and a reduction o OAers were nailed to crosses in in hours at one of the town’s two torney and the responsibilities of the Library Board of cause. Assistant Town Attorney Theodore Piappas told DO rituals elsewhere in central Luzon libraries. Directors. O’Brien that Freedom of Information laws may not per­ m island and Manila, including three The library budget includes a 3.7 The “radiral” changes proposed for the Ethics Com­ mit such confidentiality. O’Brien said his committee’s CD women and a man in Bulacan percent increase in spending for the mission arc intended to eliminate the abuse of that body will determine if the confidentiality provision can be put in the law. province. 1991-92 fiscal year, but because the by those with political motives, said Kevin O’Brien, The annual Good Hriday rites are increase is less than the current in- chairman of the committee that made the recommenda­ Besides protecting those who have complainte filed part of a series of ceremonies some flaticHi rate some reductions in ser­ tions. againrt them that are found to have no p r o ^ le T1 O ’Brien said the purpose of the counsel is to ingtaii an Filipinos practice to mark the week vice will be noticed. “The simple making of the allegation has led to a lot O Z ] leading to Easter, when Christians Exclusive of benefits, which have outsider to act as prosecutor, something current commis­ DO r- of publicity and a lot of charges even when the complaint sion members desire. believe Jesus rose from the dead. been added to departmental budgets IS subsequently dismissed,” O’Brien said. “We feel the S ^ Other traditions require devotees fix' the first time this year, the Ethics Commission has evolved into a political weapon.” p o th e r proposal is to increase the commission’s > m to fast, walk barefoot on hot pave­ library budget as p ressed would in­ “More im ^rtant we feel the integrity of the individual ability to render decisions. Currently, the seven-member H O ster panel needs five affumative votes on any motion to act. ments and walk on bended knee in crease from $1,089,713 to IS damaged,” toned in commission Chairman Vincent O DO churches. $1,130,410. Diana, who regularly attends meetings of O’Brien’s com­ The recommendation is to require only a simple majority Roman Catholic ofiicials disap­ hi the past year, circulation in the mittee. for action. 2 -< prove of cross nailings but have library system has increased by 7 The proposed changes for the ethics boaid include the Also recommended was to add three alternate mem­ H H - R*0lnrtd PlntcVltai*e»i«rt«r Hm W bers to the commission — one Republican , one made little effort to stop them. The percent, from 308,000 to 330.000 TEACHER S ROSE — Tammy Odiema, 9, is caught in the appoinuneni of a special counsel to investigate each m I rites, which began in this farming annually. complaint to determine if there is probable cause for a Democrat, and one unaffiliated member. The commis­ act of appreciating her third-grade teacher, Mrs. Josephine sion has been inhibited because members often excuse O m community 30 miles north of Manila Under the proposal, hours at the hearing. themselves from votes because of conflicts of interest. in 1962, have become a major Whiton Memorial Library will be Korwin, during Teacher Appreciation Day at Buckley School If the counsel, who would be appointed case-by-case, Another change is to redefine “family” to include a tourist attraction. cut fixxn 513 hours a week to 44 in Manchester held this week. determines there is no probable cause, then the complaint DO dtement hours. The reductions would inr■l^^df couple living together. Rilice said about 20,000 people turned out to watch today’s cutting all Saturday hours, and ceremony as the six devotees were reducing Wednesday and Thursday m nailed to the crosses three at a time, hours from 10 ajn. to 8:30 pjn. to How best to teach parents ^ CD in keeping with the Biblical belief 10 ajn. to 6 pjn. Town plan presented m CD that Jesus was executed with two Hours at Mary Cheney Library CD f : thieves. would not be affected by the budget Devotees dressed as Roman cen­ Also, the Bookmobile program subject of Agenda debate for new development O turions drove long aluminum nails would continue to operate four m mornings per week. ing to the EDC, is the repid growth soaked for a year in disinfectant into By SCOTT B. BREDE on parenting should be ottered, while others said that the By EDWARD DeVOE D CD Sanggalahg’s palms, then hoisted Everything Marked Doivn. . . Plus In addititxi to the reduced hours, Manchester Herald in residential construction arxl a Manchester Herald town’s Department of Human Services already offers sharp increase in residential the cross to an upright position. one liixury assistant position will be such programs. cut from the Whiton payroll at a propmy values as opposed to Sanggalang stared toward the MANCHESTER — Members of the committee But, committee member Bob Gorman said that many HEBRON — Economic cloudy sky and wept. savings to the town of $26,489 in Development Conunission Chair­ commercial properties. formed to find ways of implementing Agenda For people who want to learn parenting skills don’t go to Preston said residetuial property After ^ u t five minutes the six wages and benefits. The decision to Tomorrow recommendations debated this week whose such programs because they fear a stigma will be placed man Larry Preston, told the Board were hauled down, and assistants cut the staff position was maiy*, Sar­ of Selectmen Thuisday about the owners are shouldering almost all responsibility it was to teach people to become better on them if they do. Other members said many parents in of the tax burden and that the in­ sw abb^ their palms in iodine to $20-^S0*^100 Discounts tor said, b^use while Whiton parents. . problems and the goals his five- O need of help may not be able to afford adult education creasing demand for more and bet­ prevent infection. Librwy accounts for only 17 peroent Some members said it should be a role of the schools, courses. member commission are facing a CD of circulation it is assigned 28 per­ decade worth of problems and ter services will drive property while others suggested that different avenues could be Committee member Peter Oavarrino recalled a day taxes higher in the future. JELUH When You Choose Your "Secret E g or cent of the circulation staff. taken. ^ when parents of elementary school children would get proposed goals. The number of acquisitions The EDC acts as a liaison bet­ The EDC proposed a five-point TTie committee has been meeting in past months to together to put on school plays. Such events were suc­ plan to increase the town’s non- Japan BEANS : during the year will alro face a decide which town agencies or officials are in the best cessful at teaching parental skills because they brought ween the business ctxnmunity and ir S EASY! WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF «200 OR MORE, YOU'LL GET reduction in the coming year since the town, and seeks to promote the residential tax base. FOR ; position to act on the recommendations made in the 25- parents together with other parents. The commissitxi wants to es­ the book distributionAnatierials ac- page study. growth of a non-residential tax From Page 1 TO PICK FROM OUR EASTER E66 BASKET - OPEN THE E6C TO Gloria DellaFera, another committee member, said tablish a “pro business” image in count was fitoen. lliis year, the Tuesday’s meeting to determine where to send the base consistent with the town plan $182,400 appropriation was cx- that many parents no longer consider their children their of development, while minimizing the town by working with existing FIND OUT HOW MUCH MORE YOU SAYE! GOOD LUCK TO YOU!! Agenda’s nine recommendations on education reached first priority. businesses to identify and resolve of which is made in the United pected to help purchase 5,500 the impact on the existing environ­ an impasse when the issue of who should teach parents “Young parents today want to have everything before barriers to expansion. States — to 40 percent could mean bodes, replace 250 b o o k swhich____ ment or the rural character of the “effective parenting” was raised. they’re 30,” DellaFera said. The EDC said that it was inter­ the end of Chrysler, mortally wound have been stolen or damaged, and community. “We require more courses for swimming and tennis "Die committee decided it would bring the recommen­ ested in the develoixnent of an of­ Ford Motor Co. and put General • Unbelievable Buys On Washers, Dryers! purchase records, compact discs and According to an EE>C statement, than we do on being parents, and good husbands and dation to officials of all the organizations suggested. fice park to attract high-technology Motors Corp. at risk. video tapes for the library’s media the problem is that Hebron has an wives,” said committee member Shirley Juran, noting the Committee members also discussed ways of improv­ industries or professional busi­ Bush plans to meet Japanese collecticxi. inadequate tax base, with the non- • Refrigerator & Freezer Prices Slashed! limited number of courses on parenting that are currently ing student’s problem solving, critical thinking and com­ Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu in Los Next year, title acquisitions are residential tax base falling from nesses. The accessibility to Route being offered to students. munications skills as well as implementing programs for Angeles next Thursday. expected to fall to about 5,000 and 11.2 percent to only 6 percent over 2 would be a factor in drawing • Blasting Out TVs, VCRs, Camcorders! Juran said schools should be more responsible for disadvantaged students. these businesses to the park. the book replacement program is ex­ teaching studbnts life skills. the past 10 years. D ellaF ^ said the Board of Education is already tack­ Expanding the town center is • Fine Stereo, Disc Players, Boom Boxes! I pected to be cut back. Some members suggested that adult education classes liw reason for the fall, accord­ WHY SWITCH? ling many of the problems. anotlrer primary goal. • Ranges & Microwaves Specially Priced! ♦ f LOWER • Phones, Electronics, Vacuums Too! In Brief Hydrant

PRICES • Even Built-ins At Special Savings! water, the load should be kept wet 1 Flushing scheduled ’MR PtonM NWO ecm^AME." and done again after the water program The Town Water Division will clears. Fcxir ounces of cream of tar­ ACE FUEL CO. ALL ARE OUR USUAL FAMOUS BRANDS flushing water mains next week tar should be added to help clean RCA O.E. WELBILT from Monday through Thursday any discoloration of the clothing. supported 6 4 4 - 9 9 2 1 ZiNITH WHIRLPOOL AMANA The work will be done in the fol­ It normally takea a few hours for SONY M A O IC CH EF HOTPOINT lowing area: the water to clear in a home. If wa|er MANCHESTER — Concerned Cooper Hill and Cooper Streets TOSHIBA WKTINOHOUSE EMERSON appears discolored for an extended about fire protection for town lesi- east to Highland and Gardner Streets MITSUBISHI FRIOIDAIRE PIONEER period, the homeowner should call denu. Democratic Director Thomas PHIUPS MAYTAG southwest along Gardner to Fern, the Water Division at 647-3201. M. Ryan is hoping to increase the PANASONIC and south along Keeney StrMt to the amount of money budgeted for QUASAR ^ E D QUEEN JENNAIR FEDDERS I^ IED R IC H town line, including Leland, Hosts needed replacing old fire hydranu. J Lamplighter, Briarwood area. for students In a cost-saving measure. General If water appears discolored, the Manager Richard J. Sartor recom- SALE HOURS; homeowner should try to avoid Host families are being sought for 1 mended reducing the hydrant IcraSficr Thurs., FrI. 9:30-8, Sat. 9-6 using it until it clears. This will h i^ school exchange studenu from program by $9,870. The decrease Imported and Handcrafted prevent rust and sediment from various couittries for the school year would residt in the town replacing f t Decoratioiui for ' CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY 90 DAYS being brought into the home’s sys­ 1991-92 in a program apoosored by five hydrants during the year, in­ SAME AS CASH’ Easter ft Spring tem. the American Intercultural Student stead of 20, as had been planned The Extended Warranty Always If sediment does get into a Exetumge (AISE). under the town Water Division's D EPT. 56 'No y# hn.i,,. , Costs Vou Less At Al Sieffert's home’s hot water tank, the The studenu, age 15 through 17 budget request. EA STER SUPERIJI I STORES homeowner should wait until the wiU arrive in the United States in “I think that’s ludicrous,” Ryan COLLECTIBLES water clears and then open the August 1991. attend a local high said. "The $10,000 is not much of a faucet at the bottom of the tank to Julta Burfca/SUnchMlarHerald HOURS! school, arxl return to their hnmf CRUISE BOUND — Josephine and Frank Ferlazo of Manchester, right, receive their tickets savings when we’re talking about WILLIMANTIC 1329 Main St. Al s Other Place — Warehouse Outlet drain the collected material, which countries in June 1992. for their Win-A-Trip-Caribbean cruise from Gayle Trabtz, manager of AAA Travel Agency, far saving someone’s life." 316 Hartford Rd., Manchester • 643-8303 MANCHESTER 445 Hartford Rd. will settle at the bottom. Families interested in either Many of the hydranu that need NEXT TO SUPER STOP & SHOP o S ^ c S B u £ S n n d a y TEL 450-0405 Saturday Only 105 KEENEY ST EXIT OFf 1-384 TEL. 647-9997 ^ 80, if a load of wash is done ^gram should call sute coor- left, and Vicky Long, district sales manager for Holland America Westours Inc. The Ferlazos replacing are in parts of town that 11-6 during the period of discolored <“Mtor, Josq>h Iburville 763-0441 were one of two cruise winners drawn earlier this month. The contest was co-sponsored by are densely populated, he said, so or toll free: 1-800-SIfiUNG. the Manchester Herald. that is an even greater reason for reinsuting the full program. 1 8—MANCHESTER HERALD; Friday, March 29,1991

MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, March 2 9 ,1991-—9 Travel and Recreation RECORD Weekend package vacations About Town Last year, 73 pcreem of all pleasure private estate, a Colonial-style hotel on Deaths trips were three days or less. Of these eludes two 2-tank boat dives; one I-tank leria Shopping.Mall, plus admission to Current Quotes Public Records 35 acres of landscaped gardens stretching afternoon dive; unlimited airfills for off­ short trips, 60 percent were over, week­ from the swimming pool to the harbor, outstanding tourist attractions. shore diving; back pack weights, belts, There is also a daily $15 credit on hotel ends, according to a survey by a major and culminating in a magnificent 12th- American hotel corporation. tanks and air; a weekly underwater treasure dining. Beach is also walking distance. Uechi-rye demonstration century cloister imported from France. hunt and weekly underwater slide show. This town listing of dssths Is offsrad frss of chsrgs by ths “IBs (Saddam Hussein) air force attempted to fight Warranty deeds Luxury resorts and hotels are meeting Package rates start at $130 per person in On T h e ^ y , April 2 at 8 pjn. there wiU be a Manchsstsr Hsrsid. Paid announosmsnts of doath arid In Package guests receive complimentary It also features a luxurious air con­ high winter season and $75 mid-summer. the trend with innovative weekend get­ tote bags, sun visors, leather luggage tags Sept. 5, 1991 dcmoostrauoo and discussion of a unique form of martial Manwriams appaar undsr Ihs Dsath Noticas haading. and, in fact, I actually have a certain amount of respect Joan Sepe to (Catherine M. Daigle, Millbridge Hollow ditioned room, welcome cocktail, full NeM’ England Inn — Set amidst the away packages. Among the best are: and manager's cocktail party. • mU — uechi-ryu — in the Masonic Tfenqile, lower level. for the guys who attempted to contest the air. They were Condominium, $26,(X)0. • Paradise Island, Boliamav—Paradise American breakfast each morning. T- natural splendor of New England in Wil- S P E a A GROUP DISCOUWT really up against it, and they took off anyway and died.” There are nine tennis courts, 18-hole shirt and an hour of tennis daily. Rate is liamstown. Mass., The Orchards re-creates Kindly use Ae East Center St. entrance. The session is Elaine N. Camposeo, administratrix for the estate of Island Vacations offers packages from 68 golf at the nearby Paradise Island Golf and Manchester — Air Force Lt. Oen. Charles A. Homer, head of Central Vincent Sepi to Catherine M. Daigle, Millbridge Hollow U.S. Delta gateways to Resorts Interna- from $3.30 per person, double occu­ the charm and intimacy of a grand En­ mtended to be educational and is open to the public. Country Club, horseback riding and para­ Olive E. Bowes Command Air Forces. Condominium, $26,000. Uonal's three Paradise Island resorts. pancy. depending on the season. glish inn. 13 days, 12 nights sailing. Rates start at $339 per person. Guests at the 88-acre resort also enjoy Antique furnishings, four-poster beds La leche league meeting S.B.M. Ltd., to Kevin F. Thompson, Karen Drive, M The packages include admission to a Florence E.H. Peterson On beautiful Paradise Beach, Paradise a one-third acre free-lbrrfi freshwater and wo^burning fireplaces set a roman­ $108,000. multimillion dollar Las Vegas-style re­ Beach Resort package includes free water- •7-iUtMG«lfofAlMfc« “Nutrition and Weaning" will be the topic for the next 20 Pine Hill S t vue, gaming instruction and guide, ca­ swimming pool, two tennis courts, and tic scene. Rothman & Beaulieu Inc. to Nancy B. Puciak, 54 Jef­ sports, bicycling, aerobics, volleyball, a golf at the Britannia Golf Club's unique Within easy access are the Clark. Ail K ^ e ste r U Leche League to be held “We have made tremendous gains over the last several sino gift, day and night tennis, and free planned activity program and manager's ■Crain Iht Mdra Ih U* W emes^y, April 3, at 7:30 pjn. at 51 Starkweather St. y w s but there still is a rather large population that we frey Alan Drive, $69,650, round of golf. Jack Nicklau.s-designed course, featuring Institute —■ featuring one of the finest Deaths elsewhere cocktail party. Rates here start at $329, the Cayman ball. collections of Impressionist’ art in the ^rihSqniilaPriM in Kwidiester. The meeting is Open to women of all still have to deal with. And we mustn’t forget that there’s Elaine N. Camposeo to Lawrence N. and Elizabeth A. Known as the world's largest island depending on the season. Stacey Elizabeth O’Connor White, Hawthorne Street, no conveyance tax. re.sort. Paradise Island Resort & Casino, • Fort Lauderdale's Pier 66 — In Fort country — and some of the area's best especially new mothers or mothers-to-be. Children are a constant renewal of our population, that the young A • Hyatt Regency Grand Cayman, Bri­ skiing at Brodie Mountain and Jiminy Waterford people must forever be educated.’’ — Former Florida Lena M. Schubert to Keith R. and Heidi A. LaPenta, on a three-mile beach, has 12 tennis tish West Indies — The new $50 million Lauderdale, the famous Pier 66 Hotel H osted “ O'* informalion, call Kathy at courts, 10 discotheques, bars and and Marina has been totally renovated Peak. In summer, enjoy the Williams- •DwaHNnhNulPufc 0 4 0 -/a /7. Charles H. Peckham Gov. Bob Martinez at his swearing in as director of na­ 215 Woodland St., $110,000. Hyatt Regency Grand Cayman at Britan­ town Theater. txploniliw aad anraliM lounges, 12 gourmet and specialty restau­ nia is the first complete luxury resort in and refurbished. •V^bkhM-IwHui 7-nk)ht norfibound i Coopers Mills, Maine tional drug control policy. rants, health spa and full array of water- New accommodations are centered The Berkshires Hideaway Plan, a three of Auwka cruise,: Art auction Quit claim deeds the Cayman Islands located across from about a $2 million tropical garden and day/two night package for $290 through S K S o It Dlnenti enUn sports. Horseback riding and aerobics the famous Seven Mile Beach. Anchorage, 1 Riccardo T, Taddei and Riccardo C. Taddei to Riccar- are also available. sunning area with two swimming ptmis May 31, 1987. enables guests to enjoy ■R.T. Alrfron Bradley nsdl Park, 2I inighto I ^ ^ 1 5 an art auction will be held at St Bridset Seven low-ri.se buildings of Briti.sh Co­ ■PWMully Bnortod do T. and Melissa Taddei, 125 Bolton S t, no conveyance Package rates start at $329 per person and a 40-pcrson whirlpool separated by elegant accommodations, use of facilities banks. AuAtorium, 80 Main S t, Manchester. A preview will be lonial design are centered about lovely tax. A for two nights, depending on the season. waterfalls. All rooms have outdoor balco­ in the Orchards' exercise room, sumptu­ « 7 p.m., the auctiim to be at 8 pjn. Admission is $5, en- Death Notices Special features are a welcome cocktail, landscaped gardens. nies with water views. ous continental dinner, and two hearty ^ you to wine/cheese. bon d’oeuvres, door prizes. Stefon Zych to Marta Zych, 173-175 Oak St, no con­ Diving IS spectacular in the Caribbean's Guests at this beautiful hotel, adjacent English-style breakfasts. veyance tax. manager's cocktail party and daily D m ^5% cash rebate • travel services, induding airfare. Induding Tnida hi 1882, the Knights of Columbus was chartered in Lifetime Warranty and Vans. Connecticut. Town Council, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. z ! ^ •VACATION SPECIAL* oa h r OtUih., ★5 0 % dtecount from regular rates at thousands of hotels. In 1932, a vaudeville comedian made his radio debut Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office O CO ★2 5 % cash rebate * $350 per week luxury condos with the words, “Ladies and gentlemen, this is Jack Building, 7:30 p.m. 2 -< FREE SAFETY CHECK Solid Waste Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30 with purchase of Benny talking. There will be a slight pause while you Obituaries ★$ 9 9 per week last minute luxury condos • no rebate. 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(Calley ended up She lived with her husband, Christopher Mann, in Thoughts AUTOMOBILES Weslerham. vices holding company, for five years before becoming 2 CO lUfand fcr - business accounts. spending three years imder house arrest.) general chairman. m CO In 1971, 20 years ago, a jury in Los Angeles recom­ Bom in Tasmania, Australia, Joyce was the daughter ■ TUNE-UPS • BRAKES • EXHAUSTS Despite his years in a boardroom, Dunlap considered What difference does it make? How does the resurrec­ Mastercard mended the death penalty for Charles Manson and three of poor Irish-Australian immigrants. Her mother taught O EXCELLENCE ’ SHOCKS • TIRES • BATTERIES her to play popular tunes on an upright someone brought himself a farmer. He and his wife, Gladys, owned and tion of Jesus Christ affect us today? Far those who __ Visa Independent Representative inquiries welcome! female followers for the 1969 Ihte-La Bianca murders. operated farms in Harrison and Delaware Counties. believe, it changes everything. Jesus’ resurrection and his (The sentences were eventually commuted.) home from a pub. (Network Marketing) promise to raise with him all who put their trust in him In 1974, eight Ohio National Guardsmen were indicted At the Loreto Convent school in Perth, the nuns in­ Donald Daughenbaugh S I BUCKLAND HILLS EXXON vited composer Percy Grainger and pianist Wilhelm dramatically changes how we view every aspect of life. 160 Middle Turnpike West, Manchester. CT 06040 on charges stemming from the shooting deaths of four ROMULUS, Mich. (AP) — Donald Daughenbaugh, S t Paul wrote, “Since, then, you have been raised with Cali 800-800-5939,24 hrs. students at Kent State University. (The guardsmen were Backhaus to hear her play and they helped raise money the rookie firefighter who rescued the sole survivor of a Located at the comer of Bucldand& Pleasant Valley c a a a-wcia to send her to study in Europe. Qirist, set your hearts on things above, where Oirist is (&K offRL atBucklandMall) Hours: Mon. & Tues. 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sat. 8 a.m.-l p m acquitted the following November.) 1987 Northwest Airlines crash, died Sunday of a blood 62 84 0 4 4 -4 7 5 4 She later performed as a soloist with leading British, seated at the right hand of God. Set your minds on things Evening Hours Wed., Thurs. A FrI. 8 a.m.. 7 pjn. Ten years ago: Hours after a hijacked Indonesian jet­ clot in his heart after fittin g a house fire. He was 25. above, not on earthly things” (Col. 3:1,2). Apart from liner arrived in Bangkok, Thailand, two passengers — an U.S., German and Dutch orchestras and often toured. She Daughenbaugh was just 21 when he helped pull 4- retired in 1962. Jesus’ resurrection life has a definite beginning and an e- American and a Briton — managed to escape as the ycar-old Cecelia Cichan from the wreckage of Flight 255 qually sure and definite ending. All there is is this life. hijackers demanded the release of 80 “political Queen Elizabeth II in 1981 made her a Companion of at Detroit Metropolitan Airport. the Order of St. Michael and S t George. Birth and death are bookends to our existence. The resur­ "Don’t Trip.... prisoners” in exchange for the 56 remaining captives. Daughenbaugh woiked part time for fire departments rection of Jesus and our faith in it removes the bookend Till You See Vs" Retired Gen. Roberto Viola was inaugurated as president George Dunlap in Romulus and Thylor and also drove an ambulance. of death. The above passage goes on to say, “When of Argentina. 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THE NEW BREED BLONOIE by Dmii Wgung B SImi Oraka

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YOO? ^ ■ W ■ 22 Scooby — 2 Croaaword o ------n 23 — lb* dlractkMi BagnoM tarm ------r " (obMwion) 3 Tha — 13 Kind of 38 DItIurbIng need 24 Compact Comath weapon aounda household 26 Largo 4 Clargyman'i 18 Small 39 Cohrmbua' artartaa tWa organitffli ahip 2SHaga 5 Improva lan- 21 Knob 41 Young 3/29 Ken Merriman 30 Hawalan guagaof 23 Slyia of typo aoclaNtaa Hmbarlraa 6 Wacky 25 Endrcla 43 About When plastic surgeons recycle... carpet privacy 31 H'acoMI 7 Daaart 27 SUtup 45 Aakaw 32 BaM roghm 29 Snatchar 46 Abomkiabla 93 Hag 8 SIngar Laa 33 Saying anowman 36 9 Tmata 34 Wora away 49 Baking pit There are four ways to clean car­ Q. We’re planning to remodel 39 Fanaralltaffl 10 Wbigad 35 Ouaan of tha 51 Chib — SNAFU by Bnico Baattls tbe master b^room . 40 Naughty 12 Novalat taMaa peting: 37 Qrammar 3 ^ You can use cleaning products We need more space to oursel­ ves (now that our children are all SPIDER-MAN by Stan Lao that require no equipment but a W scrub brush and a vacuum cleaner. in their teens and seem to keep the you Tjeappeo Yout^sieLF TT suppose suppose I ^Mi/r-xHfi!TYi\9e-&uy You can buy or rent a cleaning rest of the house filled with their A powN HERe/ YOU'y/enoPLAce 1/ 1 JU6T MOUTH OF yOURE OUCBPWPOP fiM .' friends). I hope you can give me LEFT TO ______machine. W I SCAM P&l, You can hire a cleaning service to some ideas on what to include. 4 arr? There is a very small guest TT UMfd come to your home. You can take the carpeting — as­ room next to ours that could be 20 suming it’s in the form of a movable incorporated. — J.C., Savannah, rug — to a cleaning firm. Ga. Consumer Reports tried all those A. By all means, talk to your con­ methods, purchasing 11 carpet­ tactor about taking down the wall cleaning machines and renting two, and putting that guest room to work one from a supermarket, the other in ^ e master suite. A simple from a carpet store. Carpet-cleaning bedroom doesn’t make it today ... products were bought at super­ and an overload of teen-agers is markets, home centers and discount only one reason. EEK AND MEEK by Hourla Schnoidar stores. Rugs were installed in a staf­ Architects and interior designers 147 tell me everyone wants — and needs LIFE 5 ' SOd/t pEOfl£ ARE- A BKILUAIOT PRE-EMPTIVE, > fer’s house and the cleaning services F c iu m v .. BESKUIOWGTD REFER POST-WAR, PPLOd/\miC H TO OUR PERSIAWSUL5 MAWEUVER w ST "Which of my patients do I want to come weroRY AS... ~ y ~ for office visits this week?” FROM CONSUMER REPORTS I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Stumped? Get answers to clues by calling "Dial-a-Word" by Henri Arnold end Bob Lee at 1-900-454-3535 and entering access code number 184 95c per minute: Touch-Tone or rotary phones. Unscramble tfieee four Jumbles, How about Nol Just go out one letter to each square, to form som e more and get soma fun four ordinary words. pills? o ut o f Ufal J offered nationally by Sears and N Stanley Steemer were called. Rugs KAROO WINTHROP by Dick CatralB were dso sent to a couple of locd Copley News Bervlee Decor Score z carpet cleaners. COUNTRY KITCHEN — Designer Florence Karasik created remodeled this country kitchen. /AY BARENTS ARE THATte ALL THEY P I ©URE<3ivAO I M«A !ORN A EiACHELOR. AL.WAY6 AReulNa- OO, I>4YANC? tests on swatches of white, stain- storage for utensils and a cozy comer for the cook when she together, and more of us are looking r - NISHX ISAReUE. CELEBRITY CIPHER ABCXJT eOAAETHINEr, resistant nylon carpet, a densely for it in our bedrooms. Calabrity Cipher cryplograma are created from quotatloni by famous YASHK y peopla. peat and praaant. Each latter In the cipher stands for woven cut-pile of medium height. Bedrooms have become like hotel > m another. Today'a d u e : L aquata B. The professional cleaners worked on rooms: not just for sleeping, but fur­ H a Z J J C V P A 9-by-12-foot bound ru ^ that were nished for relaxation, for video made of the same material. watching, for dining and for woik- O ro z -< EMBLUH THE O N L Y , On one section of the swatches, How to keep your records straight L U C O P H C G J T ingouL TRANQUILIZER MCk testers ground in fine particles of You can have it all without spoil­ H H A J C G E D F C G E THAT HAG NO CMiU potting soil to mimic the dingy path definitely: passports; adoption papers and custody (“Recordkeqiing for bidividuals), is: “Oenerally, ing your bedroom’s good looks, too, m I 5IC7E EFFECTS. caused by foot traffic. On another By CHET CURRIER as designer Nancy Braithwaite 5-lf agreements for children; deeds; health records; your records must be kept as long as they are im­ 0 m C E H Z J R P Y T P A J T section, an assortment of stains were The Associated Press BLIGET A r. Now arrange the circled letters to and inventories of personal property, including in­ portant for any federal tax law.” demonstrates in the gracious master­ form the surprise answer, as sug­ ERNIE by Bud Qraos applied: cherry Kool-Aid (with formation on purchase dates and serial numbers At minimum, that means three years after the ful bedroom she designed for House B R D U B R . ' — UTS gested by the above cartoon. NEW YORK — The thought can strike 1 □ n i re e r¥ M AfOTM, hard-to-remove Red Dye 40); cof­ for major items. due date of the return. But the period of limita­ Beautiful magazine. Actually, the NO r ' HOU'KEA Off/ anybody who is tinuieling through the personal U T Y P U A . H A V f MrtS PifHWfl NOT-' fee; tea; red wine; used, diluted In a set of further guidelines. Sentry suggests tions runs six years in cases where unrqxxied tax­ editors commissioned her to bring R O Print answer hem: . X w J eiRLFRICMPSV HMce ^H A FFV paperwork at tax time each year: What would it be ARE TOO.' AMNOr/ motor oil; French dressing; and keeping contracts for at least seven years after able income amounts to more than 25 percent of Everywoman’s Dream Bedroom to o (Anawers tomorrow) CD X>1APMVB0V.' spaghetti sauce. The stains sat on the like to be truly organized? they expire; insurance policies at least four years the total income shown on a return. life in what they called a “Wish-List PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ‘Tve had a hell of a lot of fun, ARE TOO AH NOT Or, to put it in different words, isn’t there some o A f ^ ^ T L O AH HOT AH carpet for about four hours before beyond their expiration; bank and credit-card There is no legal period of limitations in situa­ House.” The magazine’s readers 2 (/> and I’ve enjoyed every minute of It." — Errol Flynn. Yesterday’s 1 U N IQ U E ATTACH system of maintaining the household records other Answer Pollution m ay be defined as the contamination ARE TOO ARE Normmsr testers attempted to get rid of them. records six years; and mortgage and loan papers tions involving filings of false or fraudulent listed their hearts’ desires, and .the m c/i of nature - • - BY HUMAN NATURE than a closet full of mislabeled shoe boxes, or a w-roo kAAfAfor Subtle care about soiling the full- for at least three years after the final payment is returns or failing to file a return when one is re­ house was custom-built to fulfill AMAIDT- file drawer that erupts in a geyser of canceled P O -S32 sized rugs was taken, lest the clean­ made. quired. them. NOWwvj hwtotog, back h Mook. Horn JuniWo, JwoMo c/oOook M> Mo. nowtpopor, 4? 1. ovoko^ P.O. So>to «3M. ONongo, ytoJ. >touOw n. awn^rW. £o ^ checks every lime you open it? Inekido your nonw. odOrooo tod (Ip oodo add mako chock payaMo la Nawipoparkooka. ing companies think this was a test With investment records, the minimum recom­ “As a matter of course we recommend that you Among the most-wanted features, — or a pig sty. Those rugs were Sad to report, efficiency experts are still work­ mended time for retention is four years after an in­ keep all your canceled checks for six years,” says according to the editors and other S > adorned with a splotch of potting ing on the perfect record-keeping system — with vestment has been disposed of. the accounting firm of Ernst & Young in the 1991 experts in good living: soil, as if a house plant had toppled. or without home computers or other high-tech as­ Par a wide variety of reasons, many active in­ Arthur Young Tax Guide. “It would be wise to A fireplace for old-fashioned 5 « THE PHANTOM by Lm Falk a Sy Barry Consumer Reports limited the stains sistance. Chances are, no single approach will vestors keep these documents — for example, keep all your income tax returns pennanently.” romance. Newest twist: a two-sided J3 > m s R y z m A t r ie s t o b r u s h o f f Then AS n m the pros received to two: Red wine ever suit everyone’s preferences and style of confirmation statements from brokers and mutual In addition, the recommend^ period for hold­ fireplace that also, serves the master * y * I i i ^ . i vVfeiHtp TORIAENTOR,, TRUMPETS THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom was splattered, as though from a doing things. funds — indefinitely. ing some ^lecialized tax records is qien-ended. bath. tipped glass, and a tennis ball was A soft, soothing atmosphere. The WmU)6,lTWA$' Despite that obstacle, the beginnings of order Records of all investments you acquire should These include records of noo-deductible contribu­ ^6ge,fT'$ Bev] coated in spaghetti sauce and tions to individual retirement accounts, so that you bedroom should pamper, not chal­ rTHgi&ILVeP- .VlHEOCCOAie can be imposed on the chaos if you have some be kept at least as long as those investments are dropped on the carpet (The result idea of what records you need to keep, and for owne4 in order to determine and substantiate the don't get taxed a second time on the same money lenge with clashing colors and QIC SOLO \ DOH60N would look like a stain left by a how long, advisers on such matters say. purchase price so that you can calculate your gain when you withdraw it from an IRA, and records hard-edged furniture. \NNI Vf P5ARf'?MNNl'/PI2-‘^ 1/ hefty meatball that had leapt from a Some documents, of course, are perpetually or loss when you sell. substantiating what you paid to buy and improve a Old-fashioned touches like iruer- buffet plate.) pertinent — for instance, birth, death and marriage When that gain or loss is realized, investment home. esting architecture, canopy beds and Whether you do the work yourself certificates, divorce decrees and wills. records become part of a broader category about All this suggests a backup rule of thumb: When comfortable furniture. or hire professionals. Consumer Sentry Group, a manufacturer of containers for which there is much confusion — tax records. in doubt, DONT throw it out At some unknown Newfangled comforts like TV, a Reports’ ^vicc is to clean carpeting good music system, whirlpool bath, THE the safekeeping of such things, lists these other Here the guiding principle, as stated by the In­ future d ^ unruly, disorganized records may be a ' R 005E IN H I& before it becomes too grungy. Many prime examples of documents to be kept in­ ternal Revenue SeiYice in its Publication SS2 lot more useful thw no records at all. sunlamps, steam bath and perhaps a m TERPERMOLmi methods could have success with a moving, top-to-toe massaging lightly soiled carpet When faced shower head. HAOAR THE HORRIBE by DIk Browna with ground-in dirt, however, only There also are a few no-nos to THE QRIZWELLS by BU Schorr five of the 28 products tested — and keep in mind as you plan. Y o U P I^ M A T ^ A I TELL T&U Mow MUq M 'rt?u MAVE t o PAY I JU«T #AWT «EEM TO GET HfkVt Vbu EVER. TUAT'< A , , I CK^OA M 05T three of our four professionals — How to prepare, GARDEN TIPS Don’t let your private quarters be­ T A < ^ h lO C K TA % a m p YOU'LL 0 E ^ H o c K E P EHoutfw TO ew... ^eHGIDeREP ^OOD IDEA OF THOJE MEMBERS-,,. were rated good or belter. come a second family room; keep it \S PUE J O t K lH t f An especially pleasant surprise friendly but definitely off-limits to \c OVEPEATER-G y the children. ANONYMOUG,,, j was Host Dry Carpet Cleaner, which Homemade planter mix did a very good job with dirt when And don’t even think about in­ paint woodwork ■ For basic mix, blend roughly ■ To adapt mix for Christmas and testers employed no equipment but cluding a home office there, at least two parts sterilized soil, one part their muscles — and an excellent orchid cactus plants, omit not for bring-home work. Com­ sphagnum peat moss, one part vermiculite and add one part fir puters and itHnance do not good job when used with the rented Host By The Associated Press cially important on the window vermiculite and one part perlite. bark. H TVpe machine. Capture Dry Pow­ sash, handrails and sills) and can’t To each 2-gallon pailful of mix, bedfellows make. der Cleaner, aJc.a. Am way Easy Window sills, door trim, crown be cleaned as many times as oil- add 2 tablespoons each / Q. What happened to Angelo Magic, cleaned well when used by moldings and baseboard require a based paints. dolomite lime and Donghia? hand and even better with the Sears durable protective finish. A good, Latex trim paints dry quickly, and bonemeal. I used to admire his sophisti­ 87781 machine. long-lasting paint job on woodwork this makes it difficult to avoid lap cated-fhmiture and that gray- ALLEY OOP by Davo Oraua Both the Host and the Sears and trim involves careful brush marks — even for the most ex­ flannel image he projected onto FRANK AND ERNEST by BobThavM wallpapers and sheets and other 1 87781 were easy to assemble and work — and that takes a little prac­ perienced painters. These paints dry WH...WHAT HAPPENED,NICK?) 1...I DON'T KNOW. I ...AND 1 WARNED YOU, POP! ...SO START SAYING home himishings during the ’70s WHBtE ARE WE? MARTY! TH ER E^ SOME­ ANY TRICKS AND YtXJ WERE VtXJR PRAYERS! maneuver. And because they use tice. to a softer and more flexible film THING STRANGE GCMNG DEAD MAN* It’s worth the effort, though, to than oil-based paints. Objects placed and early ’80s. It would be a relief CN HERE: VN/K4T M fN ? powder, there are no hoses or water S H A U t h b \ tanks to contend with. The 87781 Icam how to prepare and paint on latex paint can stick in place if from all the chintz and brouhaha takes up no more storage space than woodwork correctly because it real­ left a long time, even after the paint that seem to be happening today. a vacuum cleaner. The Host rented ly brightens a room. Done properly, has dried. — DJ*., Los Angeles WHf/V/ THAT for $10 a day and the 87781 was a good paint job lasts for many years On the plus side, latex paint is A. Angelo Donghia died of AIDS in 1985, taking an enormous talent ^^UTIFUL WC/yiAN bought for $200, a purchase which and withstands repeated cleanings. easy to clean up. Spills wipe up with may make sense if you clean carpets In any painting project, first water, and brushes can be quickly off the home fashions scene. The c o r OFF TH0 often. Recently. Scars replaced the prepare the surface by cleaning and washed in the sink. And because it son of a Beniuylvania tailor, he was patching it, then paint iu If you’re doesn’t contain petroleum-distilled a graduate of the famed Itoons : 87781 with the 87782; Scars says ■ For cuttings, desert cacti and ■ For bulbs, increase bonemeal I they’re similar. painting the walls and woodwork, solvents, latex paint is less of a other moisture-sensitive plants to 3 tablespoons; for hanging School in New York and did, indeed, 3-aa If this limited experience is any begin by patching the walls and the threat to the environment omit water-retentive vermiculite basket fuchsias, tuberous create wonderfully tailored ROBOTMANbyJIm Muddtek indication, when a rug has been sul- trim so surfaces are smooth. I^ n t and add more perlite. begonias and planter boxes, add menswear looks for the American PHIPPS by Joaapb Fanis lied by g^cn-varicty dirt, it’s bet the trim first, then paint the walls. Oil-based paint provides a tough, one part mushroom or other home. processed manure. ABOUT61". LATfelWRUeS. JuSTASISUS^TEP.) SlR,WV9 ter to send it out to professionals It’s easier to wipe a little paint off durable finish that’s ideal for wood­ Donghia was as nice as he was lBrmENAME0F"»NX5SY“ than to call in a cleaning service. woodwork than to get trim paint off work. It dries slowly to a hard sur­ brilliant, too. And his taste trans­ A PROFOUNDLY ^PLAIESONTHE a wall. face. The paint comes in four levels lated from top-of-the-line to the [ThwI C0\bU KNOW H1SNN€?' Stains need special attention. It STUPID TCRSON-JV pays to get to the scene fast. Some Wash the woodwork with a solu­ of gloss: fiat eggshell, semigloss average home. P tion of water and Spic ’n’ Span or and gloss. You clean up oil-based In fact. I still have a love seat he (^HERPS HIS— pOBBEfY NOTE substances, like fruit juice, will set a trisodium phosphate (TSP). If phos­ paints with paipt thinner (also designed in the 1970s for the now------y - stain in minutes. Blot or scrape as much of the spill as possible. Then phate cleaners are banned in your known as mineral spirits). defunct Kroehler Pbmiture Co. With cover it with a pad of dry paper area, use a good household cleaner. Most trim paints cover between a camelback profile and contem­ towels and stand on the towels for a Rinse the woodwork and let it dry. 350 and 400 square feet of surface \ porary u{4iolstcred legs, that love minute or two. When cleaner is ap­ Latex or vinyl (water-based) per gallon. Hunters allow about 8 seat bridges any gap between tradi­ plied, blot it up before moving to the paints are the pt^ominant choice square feet of paintable area for each tional and modem design, and does next step. for the home painter and are b ^ t for window and about 25 square feet of it with a sense of humor that was so With all stains but motor oil, walls. However, latex semigloss and area for each door. Extra paint is typical of Donghia’s work. finish by rinsing with cool water and enamel (glossy) are not as abrasion needed for the window’s trim or L \bu aren’t the only one who mis­ •blotting. resistant as oil-based paints (espe­ casing and its jamb. Copl«y News ServKa/Oan Clifford ses his genius.

SBWB ) 12—MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 29.1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, March 29, 1991__13 FOCUS Dear Abby PEOPLE Dr. Cott

Abigail Van Buren ■ Sylvester StaDone says a car-crunching con- Peter Cotl, M.D. froQtadoo with a photographer reminded him of the chase in "The R aich Connection,” with the photog- r^ ib a playing the bad guy. But the p h o to g r^ a remembers it differently. Funeral director Rilice said the pbotogrqiher, whom they would Identify cause not identify, a c c u ^ Stallone and his bodyguard, Gary Compton, of deliberately crashing their cars defends his job into his afta Stallone left a Sunset Bt^evard bar of neuropathy with an unidentified woman early Thursday. Real E slate JEW LISTING!!! CHFA is on the way, so don't miss this expandable 5-t- But Stallone says the photographa followed lum DEAR DR. GOTT: I’ve been diagnosed with DEAR ABBY: As a funeral director for 26 years. I room CAPE COD on Brewer St. in E. Hartford! 3 NO PHOTO frcxn the bar, made an obscene gesture and then peripheral neuropathy. Can this be treated and cured? had to reply to your recent column on the high cost of bedrooms PLUS extra unfinished room on 2nd fir, HW smashed his Honda Civic repeatedly into StaUtme’s DEAR READER: Peripheral neuropathy means that 647-8400 firs, economical gas heat & one car garage. Super starter AVAILABLE funerals and the American tradition of viewing the body. Mercedes-Benz. one or m oe nerves in your legs or arms are not working 168 Main Street, IVlanehehtei* home affordably priced at $116,5001 One of the privileges of living in a free country is the "It was like an excerpt out of the ‘Rench Ctmnec- right to mnkf. one’s feelings known, as Jessica Mitford p n ^ l y . This is caused by nerve irritation, inflam n^on tion,’” the star of the "Rocky” and "Rambo” movies or injury, such as trauma, autoimmune diseases, infec­ Sparkling Intartor has done for years on the ^ j e c t of funerals and funeral Naw to tho Mvkol Light bright, spadous, 3 B R s , 2 Charming Capa A said in a telephtme interview. The 1971 movie star­ tion, toxic agents (for exanqtle, antibiotic allergies, in­ 3 BRs, 2 fireplaces. Great layout Ab­ directors. ring Gene Hackman includes a wild car chase 3 BR on dead end street Charming fireplaces. B u ilt in 1987. Asking Concerning the “bizaTre ritual” of viewing the dustrial poistxis and lead), vitamin defrciency (espedally & immaculate. Asking $134,000. $ 1 9 2 ,0 0 0 . solute w ond^ul. through the streets of New York. the B group), diabetes, hypothyroidism and maligian- deceased — funeral directors did not originate that tradi­ Police L t Frank Salcido said the photographer’s tion; the families of the deceased did. cies. The cause of the neurop^y must be identified car suffered moderate damage. Stallone said his car befcxe treatment can be considoed. Instead of writing to a memorial society for informa­ suffered mincM- damage. tion cm “dignifled. low-cost funerals.” as you suggested, Fortunately, many causes of this affliction are curable. No charges were filed pending further investiga- Neuropathy causes pain, numbness and weakness in why not call your local funeral director and tell him what titm. you want? He will gladly go over your options and dis­ the distributirm of the affected nerves. For instance, c a - ■ Kenny Rogers is among the country music stars pal tunnel syndrome is neurc^thy of the hand, produced cuss price with you. who will p ^ o rm at a benefit concert for the families Manchester $240'a by compression of the nerves in the wrist; it is treated Naw Listing Motivated Sellara As far people going into debt to provide lavish, expen­ of Reba McEntire’s road manager and band mem- ARE YOU GETTING READY... EVER WISH UPON A STAR??? Stately 0 room brick Ranch off ft>rter with coitistxie injections, physical thenqty and surreal Manchester Cape. 4 bedrooms, N aw U e tin g sive funerals as an indicaticm of the value they placed on bas, who died in a plane crash last month. for the warm weather? This terrific 6 room full This elegant 7 Rm. CONTEMPORARY on Volpi Rd. in Street Now kitchen, new roof, furnace. A Oversized Cape on 3/4 acre. 3 bedrooms, decompression. 'The neat^Nithy of diabetes usually af­ Bolton will make all your dreams come true! 3 Bdrms, dining room, family room, spacious beautilul in-ground pool and much irxxe. the deceased — lam proud to say that I do not know of McEntire’s road managa, seven members of her dormered CAPE COD on Green Hill St. in Manchester yard. Asking $139,000. Call Ron 2'/z baths, family room, country kitchen. fects the feet and nay improve once the blood suga is comes complete with above-ground pooL delightful 2.5 baths, fully applianced kitchen, central vac, Fplcc, Call ask for Sharon. Ret; 646-5566, office: $189,900. Call Linda Brown. one funeral direcun’ who would try to take advantage of band and two pilots were killed when their plane 6 4 9 -3 0 8 7 . 64 7-1 419 . brought to normal with medication and/or diet Metabolic stmporch Sc fenced yard to ensure summer pleasure! 2/250 ft. of super flrspace & 3 car oversized garage! anyone. crashed March 16 near San Diego. McEntire, a four­ Excellent condition! Asking $139,900.______Thft Aaanrlafart PrMB neuropathy (caused by dietary deficiencies), which af­ — DAVID B. RICHARDSON. lYNN. MASS. time witmer of the Country Music Associatitxi’s 4nlnani»t«>nWWia»o(lro/lndkp«ndwi»Oiw»4an40|p« m aware of iq)on leaving. $109A76-UP. Phn Biazawski. COVENTRY, $119,9M. MARCIA MCCAR­ THEPUCETOBEIII U.S. Banknqncy Judge James F. Queenan, ap- "Nancy’s statement speaks for itself,” the 88- The cause of this affliction is unknown. Treatment THY. H o Lem never wrote a poem, but his brother. Steve, did $ 1 2 9 ,9 0 0 {x-oved Laird’s o ffa on Mcxiday. yea-old senator said in an accompanying statement usually oxisists of a high fluid intake (to dilute the urine Tender loving care Ihrcughout M s 7 room — and I siqtpose this fact helps add to the confusion. Ida O w The rescxt’s owna, Cummington Farm Associates, "This was a difficult decision, but one on which we and aid healing) and cautery, when the specialist gently Cape with new thermopane windows that has receiv^ many phtme calls from all over the country 2 -< filed for bankruptcy in March 1990, blaming its both agree.” bums the inflamed aeas in the bladda. tilt out for easy spring deaningl Family since ycm published that poem, and it would help if you room, formal dining room t gas heat tool financial woes cxi a lack of snow the past few wintas Neitha statement said whetha the couple planned Unfortunately, your doctor is correct: T hae is no cme H H I') could publish a coirection. Thank you! — JACK R. Convenient to Rte. 38411 and failed plans to build condominiums in the area. todivoce. f a this condition. Nonetheless, with the techniques I m I SCHROEDER, CRISFIELD, MD. described, patients’ symptoms can be crxitrolled. FRESH FOR YOUIII O m $ 1 3 4 ,9 0 0 5 - 0 Move right Into this almost new Ranch FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1991— PRIME TIME home b u i In 19601 One owner has taken Nicely manicured yard with beautifui in-ground pooi areal 8 MINIATURE CASTLE with free miniature cara throughout 3 bedrooms, country yacht on Coventry Lakel Unioue home AREA RARAOISE — Enticing Ranch whh kitchen, llreplaced living room. Newer R O i:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 room, 4 bedroom, 1V2 bath Colonial with newer carpeting & with knpreaslve atone and marble work, 2 price appeal. Country kitchen, 3 BRs, 2.5 o ... ■ ...... ' ■ ■■■■■ ■ ' ------■ waH-kHvall carpeting tool Full basement is remodeled kitchen. Walk-out from rec room to patio & pool. FP'e, deck, balcony MBR. kidudsd in sale bathe, 2 flraplaoes, peddle lerie, deconoor o ^ O V E R TH E AIR CHANNELS it 16 IL Glastion eki boatl COVENTRY, upgrades. VERNON, $182,927. TONY just waiting to be caRed a family rooml 2 CD 3 zone heat. Asking $225,000. $128,778. BETTY MORA. ZILORA. Convenient to Rte. 36411 N e w tg CBS News Inshia Entartain- Guns ol Paradisa "A Daltoa "When the Wind True Dotocthros Chronicle N a w s g Arienio HaN En Vogue; Party tnstant Lova Boat Nawa (R) g m O) NETWORK-CB8 (In Stereo) g Edition A mant Study in Scarlet" (In Blows" J.R. keeps Debra of real-life detectives and actor Jean-Claude Yin Macnina Recall profile of Tonight Stereo) g Lynn's arrival a secret and the mysteries they solved. Damme: actor Glair W HhNia W FSB O James Actress tries to reunite James and (In Stereo) g Underwood ( "LA. Law"). P aaptot(ln P 5 Brady, g Cheryl Ladd Michelle. 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(In Stereo) KLEINER NETWORK-NBC N ew t NBC News Whool of Jaopardyl Movie; “Tha Sound of Music" (1965, Musical) Julie Andrews. Christopher N ew t Tonight Show Host: Jay I Late Night With David [Friday Night Vidaot (In 1(011 Ah) 1 W W LP ® Fortune g 1 Plummer. (In Stereo) g S______2______Leno. (In Stereo) ILattarman Brian Dennehy. Stereo) VERNON n e w USTING PUBUC Bookmark Busbiats MacNoil/Lahrtr W tsNngtOfi W aN Stiaat Connecticut Fourth American Ptayhouaa Caffe Lana g (Off Air) 1 COLONIAL MANOR ADORABLE CHENEY COLONIAL 6 rMm plus Raised Ranch. 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John Russell. friend is seriously injured lor a missing sherlfl. attempt to carry out a multi-million dollar WaH Street brothers win cuptx»rd. Lots of potanlial. $182t000. - Q. I have a question about W TW S m by a hil-and-run driver. Guest: Boy George robbery. a contest, g Maureen Garrett who plays Holly on “Guiding Light” Did she ever News NBC News Current Hard Copy Movie; "Tha Sound ol Music" (1965. Musical) Julie Andrews, Christopher N ew t TonighI Show Host: Jay Lata Night With David Friday Night Vktoos (In Family TTTT NETWORK-NBC g A ffair g Plummer. In Nazi-occupied Austria, a convent-trained governess marries a widower Leno. (In Stereo) Lattarm an Brian Dennehy. Stereo) Faud live in Kalamazoo, Mich., and do with seven children and helps them escape to freedom. Winner of five Oscars. (In Stereo) the weather on WKZO and also w v iT CD Including Best Picture. (In Stereo) g act at the Civic Theater? — INDEPENDENT Family Ties ALF (Pari 1 C h aari g M*A*S‘H Movie; "Jaam a |Buttons- Hurdtr, the WroiR g |PGA Golf: The Players Championship. Second round Miam i VIca "The Cak Movto: “NIghtmara Sialara" (1988. Horror) Linnaa Movto: “RoNor Blade , | 643-9551 O R 643-2692 York, N.Y. 10166. Due to the volume R utty 1 Irom Ponte Vedra, Fla. (R) WHhin" (In Stereo) Ouigtov, Brinka Stevens. W arriort" (1989) 1 ••MALuQWOaH of mail, personal replies cannot be • FF«llb«tl9 99 E. CENTER STREET • MANCHESTER. CT MARKCT^ANAUrSIS provided.) REAL ESTATE ESr -2482

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IS 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE MINIATURE-Castle wHh ADVERTISING free miniature yacht on 1 ^ : BUSINESS Coventry Lake! Unique $ 4 8 |9 0 0 > IbsdRxxn, condo and unit wih view and llrapiaoe in ___ Hartford graat for commutara. EXPENSIVE? home with impressive $ 10 0,00 0 - Bulinau opp«lu% In Manefiaalar, Pbza rNtau- stone and maroie work,' t*AaNaquirxnantlndudad.Ownarwlllraia You'll be 2 fireplaces de<^ bal­ $115,000-Spadoua 2 badroom contamporary condo cony from master toamhouaa. Bun h 80 rith fornW dining. M l p a r ^ surprised how bedroom. Included in Mahad baMmantonacargaragaanooantralair. sale Is 16 foot glastron $ 1 2 5 ,0 0 0 -’BuMyourdraamhonwontnaxcapOonalooumrybt BOOKKEEPING/ LAWN CARE HEATING/ CARPENTRY/ Government seizes insolvent Landmark Bank ski boatl Coventry, naargoHcouraa.,lnnewaubdMiloa INCOME TAX PLUMBING REMODELING economical it is $128,775. Betty Mora $ 1 3 2 ,5 0 0 -HanoMaiattownhoma at NorthlWdOraaa 1600 to. Philips Real tis ta te , A , 3 bedroonw, 2 ful and 21/2 battw, llniahad rae nn, LAWN-SCAPE HARTFORD (AP) — Landmark Bank offices will Hartford Courant of $237.8 million, the FDIC said. Federal and state banking regulators kept a close eye 1 Joseph P. Demeo, Jr. Installation and Replacement KITCHEN & BATH REMODELINQ to advertise in 7 4 2 - 1 ^ fomial dining, front porch, central air, carport Qraat Specializing In reopen under new ownership after state and federal Over the weekend. Landmark’s depositors will be al­ As of Dec. 31, the bank had $219.9 million in oa the bank fw more than three years as it struggled to buy. Certified Public Accountant ofOil,Gas&Eie^ Yisit our beautiful showroom or call lor regulators folded the bank and sold its deposits and lowed to withdraw iq> to $200 from their accounts at deposits and $210.4 million in loans and leases. It lost overcome its ffnancial difficulties, state Banking Com­ LAWN MAINTENANCE your tree estimate. Classified. sting, $ 1 3 4 ,9 0 0 •3bedroonficapawlthllrMtloorfuT)lyrnfi,forrnaldining, Professional tax and accounting •Water Healers HERITAGE some of its assets. automatic teller machines not located at branches of the $17.1 millim in 1990, compared with a $9.76 million aat In Mlchan, 11/2 battit, 2 porchaa, and ona car Weekly Mowings missioner Ralph Shulansky said. Cape. 4 Bedrooms, services. All 1040 consultations held •Warm Air Furnaces KITCHEN & BATH CENTER The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. seized the failed bank, officials said. loss in 1989. “Unfortunately, the coixlition of the bank continued 643-2711 Spring Cleanups ■Bders 254 Broad Street dining room, family in the privacy of your home or ottice. ■ w ■ Hartford-based bank Thursday after state banking $195,000 -yolSnd Qeorgk^^ 2,000 aq. It with 4 bed- M anohester On Monday, the bank’s five branches in the greater The bank was insolvent as of Dec. 31 — its liabilities to deteriorate and all attempts by bank directors and room, spacious yard. tooma, 2 battw, front to back fira p laM l i ^ room, Bushes Trimmed WIbon Oil Company regulators declared it insolvent managemertt to merge or rec^it^ize the organization Askir^ 8139.000. Call 643-9034 6468383 S 49-5400 Hartford area wiU reopen as branches of I^ p le ’s Bank nearly $5 million greater than its assets, according to 21 HOMES FOR SALE fcximi dlnkig, 2 car garage, llniinod rac room, raar Free edging of curbs and side­ The FDIC sold all the failed bank’s customer deposits and customers will be allowed to make normal transac­ were unsuccessful,” Shulansky said. Ron, 649-3067. RE/ dack20x40 Inground pod andcabana,ononaacra lot repm s it filed with bank regulators. LandmarkMiCom- MAX East of the River, AC(X)UNTING walks with a summer contract. — $212.1 million in 58.500 accounts — and $5.1 mil- The FDIC will advance $206.6 million to People’s MANCHESTER-Great $199,900 • InvaMmerttdu^xwinobedrooma, satin Mtohan,Ml NO JOB TOO SMALL CUSTOM QUALITY tions, officials said. munity Bancorp Inc., the company that owned 647-1419. Ii(m in other assets to Bridgeport-based P e^le’s Bank neighborhood. Solid 6 baaamant,11«batha,Mparatoutltlaaaachiido,just MANAGEMENT SERVICES Free EsSmales Instant Servioe/Free Estimates One stop Improvements. The Landmark branches will remain open for a Landtnark Bank, was rodced early t l ^ year. On Jan. 11, Bank to cover the deposits and will continue to insure F______^______I raduoad$20J)00. room brick Cape. •Tax Preparation* Fully Insured Bath/Kitchen Remodeling Framing to Painting. for a premium of $500,000. spokesman David Barr said. limited time and eventually will be merged with all deposits up to $100,000, officials said. Landmark’s $239,900 • 1000 aq. It Contomporary to be buS on your lot or •Individual or Business* the government seized the other bank it owned, Olastcm- $129,000. Moriconi NEW-Listingl Oversized One Call Does It All Licensed & Insured. Landmark officials have said the bank’s {roblems People’s Bank branches, accmding to a statement from bury-based Cmnmunity National Bank, which, like five offices in the greater Hartford area and the bank’s ouri, btmd nook wrap kikrwn, llroptaced famly room •Electronic Filing* 645-7887 stemmed not from bad decisions but from the deteriora- loan portfolio will be retained by the FDIC, officials Real Estate, 643-1823. Cape of 3/4 acre. 3 and lying room, maator auk, arched entry. •Days, Evenings S W eekends* 30 Years Experienoe B.B.B. Member People’s. Landmark, succumbed to bad real estate loans. Bedrooms, 2-/12 baths, •Reasonable Rates* M&M Plumbing & Heating Can Dave Adamick tor a tree quote. (» MANCHESTER-For the $234,900 ■CapthnOng oontemporaty In Coventry «4lh grand ticm of the New England economy and the real estate said. family room, country 644-8034 discriminating buyer. foyw, llreplaced fuiwy room, custom mchen, 3 bed­ 649-2871 645-6523 market The Hartford-based bank, which had struggled for Thursday’s seizure followed a day of intense ta lk s People’s Bank, which has 74 banking offices across kitcheni $189,900. Call YARDMASTERS Lovely 6 room ranch for rooms, indudng dynuto ^ s d mastor id to with 4 “If the economy hadn’t gone south ... then everyone more than three years to remain afloat, becomes the between regulators and bank representatives, and came Linda Brown. RE/MAX, Spring Clean-Up Connecticut, is the state’s largest savings bank. The easy living. Main floor parson jaeuzzi, ovarlooMng 2 gorgeous acres of coun- JAMES C. FtTZQERALD, C.PA. might be writing about how great those decisicms were.” fourth Connecticut bank to fail this year, the FDIC said. after riHmths of negotiations Landmark reivesentatives Eiast of the River, 6 4 7 -, Tax-AccounHng-Audl Lawns, Bushes, Trees Cut CAPITOL ENG. CO. bank had total assets of $6.9 billion, deposits of $5.7 bil­ ' cathedral ceiling family PAINTING/ Robert H. Haines III. a Landmark director, told The Landmark, which was formed in 1984, had total assets had waged with prospective buyers. 1419. \ $359,900 'Scra^2700sq.lLoontomporaryodoniallnllan- Management Advlteiy Senriee Yards, gutters, garages E rikO zds lion and loans of $5.1 billion as of Dec. 31,1990. room, deluxe kitchen, CorpomMont-ParintnMpt etiaslar with vaulted famly room, maitor suite with cleaned. Lawn Fertilizing. Appli­ PAPERING formal living room and aitting room, andpr1vatobamiuito,bayaddfriing,wrap Individual, frueh S td c tM For all your A ances Removed. Carpentry. dining room, 2 GLASTONBURY-Lovely 3 Mlchan, breakfast nook, 4 bedrooms, and txxius Evening a Weekend Appolnimanis plumbing & heaSng needs. IrvHoute Computen Hauling, Backhoe Work. WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. bedrooms, 2 baths, and bedroom Ranch over­ room. Watch out J .R I Thate's moral Serving Manchester fbr 25 Years much more. $259,000. 64S-SS02 Any Job Considered. Quality work at a looking golf course with D.F. REALE, INC. 935 Main SI. Courtyexd. Mancheifor reasonable pricel ^ U&R Realty, 643-2692. many extras. Reduced 646-3120 Will revamped BNE Interior & Exterior to $199,500. Firm. Call REAL ESTATE Call 643-9996 Inventor wins $4.8m 175 Main SI., Msnchsstsr Free Estimates MANCHESTER-6/5 Tod for details, work THOMAS MACHUGA, Cali Brian Weigle Duplex. Vliwt sided. 633-4411, home 643- ■MWSHlIBHMlSLMHHaM CPA, CLU FRENOtfS LAWN A TREE SERVlOE ROOFING/ $174,900. Principals 4388.______• Tax Return Preparation I* txiw aoooptlng mowing •ooountt 645-8912 SPACIOUSNESS-And tor this lim wason. SIDING kill the competition? only. 659-3372. GOOD-Sized Colonial. • Financial Planning • Lawn Cut S Trim value. Bolton. • Personal and Business Manchester, $129,900. • Formal Hadga Tiimiring in water bed lawsuit MANCHESTER-$240’s. $231,900. Great family • Prompt, Prolessional Service • Troaa S Shrubt Planted LIONEL COTE VILUGE PAINTERS NEW YORK (AP) — Bank of sachusetts. On Thursday, Chase Manhattan Motivated sellers. Completely fenced yard oriented Colonial on • Pruning • Spot Seeding • Fertilzer and a new deck 645-6883 • Vegetable Oardent Rolo-Tiled ROOFING & SIDING INerior/Exterior New England moves a step closer to A divided bank would be less of a Corp. announc^ it won’t bid for the Stately 9 room brick quiet cul-de-sac with Free Written Eetimetee By CATALINA ORTIZ enhance the exterior •30 Years Experience new ownership with today’s dead­ competitive threat to large regional bank, lending siqiport to the theory which Hall claimed are key com­ corporate a frame, water-filled Ranch off Porter Street. 2600 square feet of Lower Retee lorSenlore FreeEstteiates The Associated Press ponents of the water beds he made mattress and heater, he said. New kitchen, new roof, while original oak wood- living space including 645-1312 •Fully Insured Serxa Citizen Discount line for bids to purchase the fallen banlu than if it was left intact, that Bank of New England wiU work and a large PUBLISHER'S analysts said. remain intact Chase had been inter­ in the late 1960s. The jury’s furnace. A beautiful in- 1st floor family room •License # 506737 giant. The bank’s future is open to SAN FRANCISCO — A jury Hall sued Intex Plastic Sales ground pool and much kitchen with pantry are plus lower lever rec MISCELLANEOUS Spring Cleanup, Delhatching, 872-7782 speculation, but bankers agree the “Tliere is an extraordinarily ested in extending its New York award is based on Intex Plasties’ features of the Interior NOTICE: has awarded $4.8 million to an in­ $51 million in sales from 1982 to five years ago. The company ar­ more. Call and ask for room. Huge tfeck over­ SERVICES Lawn Mowing, Edging, Hedge sale signifies the ffrst step in a fun­ strong preference at the FDIC to do retail branch netork by acquiring Sharon, residence, of this charming older looks wooded, fenced EQUAL ventor who devised what he calls 1988. gued that Ifall’s patent was in­ Trim m ing, Ligh t T ru c M ^ Etc. MARTY MAHSSON damental shakeup of the Northeast’s it as one deal.” said a source in­ Bank of New England’s Ctmnec- 646-5566. RE/MAX home. Plus waR-up at­ rearyerd. Lote of extras RICK BURNETT the first commercially successful valid because of the design’s “ob­ tic for p^ossible HOUSING Prolessional Equipment volved in negotiations, who spoke ticut-based subsidiary, Connecticut Francis A. Utecht, a lawyer East of the Rirar, 647- in thisifs5t 5 ye/ear old home. ODD JOBS nflnMvfehlA Painting Interior/Exterior banking system. water bed more than 20 years ago. viousness” and the existence of expansion. D .W . Fish OPPORTUNITY ROOFING & SIDING The Federal Deposit Insurance on condititm of anonymity. Bank and Trust representing the company, said he 1419. D.W. Fish Real Estate, Wallpapering The six-member U.S. District prior patents, Utecht said. Real Estate, 643-1591 643-1591 or 871-1400. Trucking, 25 Years Experience The FDIC could find bidders for In a statement Chase said “it be­ would ask U.S. District Judge All Real Estate adver­ Ray Hardy 646-7973 30 Years Experience Corp., which has been nmning Bank Court jury gave the award to or 871-1400. Home Repairs. Fully Insured the Connecticut and Maine af­ came convinced that this type of John P. Vukasin to set aside the Hall made water beds from F______References, Insured of New England since regulatms Charlie Hall, 47, on Wednesday tised in this newspa­ Call for free estimates filiates, but would have a tougher limited bid would not win.” verdict on the ground that the jury 1969 to the mid-70s at his SPARKLING-Interlor. You name ft ~ We do it. 649-4431 closed it Jan. 6, is expected to an­ after finding that Intex Plastic GREAT-Value large yard Light, bright and per is subject to the 646-6598 o nounce the wirming bid in several time finding a buyer for the Mas­ Chase was the second major bank erroneously ignored previous Sausalito eompany, Innerspace Placing anad surrounds this 5 room, Free Estimates ELDER CARE Sales Co. of Long Beach “willful­ patents held by others. The panel spacious. 3 Bedrooms. Federal Fair Housing weeks. It plans to reveal the bidders sachusetts operation, the source to bow out of the running this week. Environments, and received a 2 bedroom ranch. 1-Car Ekiilt in 1987. Asking G.L McHUGH PAINTING ly infringed” his 1971 patent for a two weeks ago decided that Hall’s inClaaiBffied attached garage, stone Act of 1968 which Insured m Friday. said. On Tiiesday, Banc One Corp. of patent in 1971. He reached licens­ $192,000. RE/MAX NURSE’S-AIDE Intertor/Extsrfor Painting liquid-filled mattress. fireplace, dining room. makes it illegal to ad­ CD Fbr the FDIC, its key objective is Columbus, (%io, announced New patent was valid. ing agreements with several major la easy. East of the Ri^r, 647- Years of experience WATERPROOFING Wallpapering - Paper removal What impact a revamped Bank of “I’m obviously elated and feel Just a short walk to 643-0304 New E ngla^ will have on banks in to pick a bid that requires the least England’s poor economy led it to Hall, who built his first water companies, ineluding Sealy, the 1419. vertise “any prefer­ Care for Elderly CeOings repaired and replaced like the whole 20 years was bed as a graduate student at San JustcaK private beach. the region depends on two amount of government assistaiKe. withdraw. world’s largest bed maker. Coventry, $119,900. ence, limitation or dis­ Excellent references WET BASEMENTS? Serving Home Ownen East of the worthwhile,” Hall said Thursday. L«t A Spuclalitt wildcards: how the FDIC structures Some believe the FDIC could get The remaining companies ex­ Francisco State University in 643-2711 and Marcia McCarthy. THE-Place to belli crimination based on Call Hatchways, foundation cracks, River Since 1B75 “And I think it’s good news for 1968, did not claim he invent^ it. He also tried, without success, $129,900. Tender Df^Rt Call today tor your estimate the sale atxl whether or not a local the best price if it sold Bank of New pected to bid are San FrarKisco- Philips Real Estate, race, color,. religion, sump pumps, tile Ones, gravity small inventors,” he said. “I’m a wedo the rest! loving cere throughout 742-6402 England intact. The overall cost of based BankAmerica Corp., Bank of But he argued that his was the to talk other companies into 7 4 2 - 1 ^ . feeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ 643-9321 bank winds iq> the wirmer. small inventor that had to come this 7 room Cape with sex, handicap, family 33 r - The FDIC could sell the Bank of the bailout could reach $2.3 billion, Boston Corp., and a joint bid by first commercially practical one. paying him royalties through TREE SERVICE/ ness proffing of concrete walls up against a large corporation.” “Water beds sold today are real­ 1988, when his patent expir^. new thermopana win­ status, or national ori­ New England as one package or which would make it the nation’s Fleet Norstar Financial Groiq) Inc. dows that tilt out for PRUNING MASONRY and floors. Chimney dean outs, Intex Plastic Sales imports ly essentially the same as (the one Hall said he would prefer not to gin, or any intention to > m seek separate bids for its affiliates in third most expensive commercial and corporate takeover specialists easy spring cleaning I stonewalls, and conaete repairs. water bed mattresses and heaters. I built) in 1%9,” he said. TTiev in­ sue any other comnanies. m a k e a n y su ch p re fe r­ HAWKES TREE SERVICE HELPING PEOPLE Maine, Connecticut and Mas­ bank rescue. Kohlberg, Kravis Roberts & Co. Family room, formal ROMAN SPIEWAK Over 40 years experienced. Sen­ z! ^ FREE dining room and gas ence, limitation or dis­ Bucket, truck & chipper. satisfy their needs O 03 heat tool Convenient to Stump removal. Free Mason (Xintractor ior dtlzen dscounts. crimination.” and wants...^t's z - < Rte. 3841 Anne Miller estimates. Special Brick-Stone-Blod( Albert Zuccaro CLASSIFIED Real Estate, 647-8000. This newspaper w il not consideration for elderly and what want ads are New-Repairs-Restoration Waterproofing F knowingly accept any harxllcapped an a b o u t m I 647-7553 LINE ADS VERNON-New listing. 6 advertising for Real € s - 646-4134 646-3361 o m Room plus, raised tate which is in viola­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 A I N ^ ranch. Cathedral ceiling 5 13 living room, kitchen with tion' of the law. Our ^ 33 separate family room readers are hereby 32 CONDOmNIUMS Notices Lots/Land for Sale...... -.23 Miscellaneous for Sale..., area. Unique eun room 32 APARTMENTS FOR 61 lo se. SERVICES 87M18C.FORaAlE Merchandise Tag Sales...... ^ The ^ informed that all dwell­ Lost/Found...... „01 Investment Property...... 24 with hot tub. 3 FO R BALE RENT______Business Property...... 25 Holiday Seasonal...... 71 Wanted to Buy/Trade__ ings advertised in this CLEANING-Hauling, COOK-Booklets, advertis- m Personals...... 02 SpeciQlisI Computers..— .______Bedrooms, 2 baths, carpentry, remodeling, Announcements...... 03 Vacation Property...... 26 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 COLONIAL-Manor. MANCHESTER-4 Ftooms. kra very old sets. From O ( / i m C lo th in g — ...... — ...... — 73 Manchester Herald partial lower level. newspaper are avail­ oddjobs. Rick’s Hatiid- A uctions...... 04 Mortgages...... —27 Manchester. $96,500. Yard, parking. No pets. $ & up. 649-4339. ^ Flooring...... Priced realistically at m CD Financial..^...... 05 Wanted to Buy...... -.2 8 Furniture 74 That’s right, if you have merchandise to sell able on an equal op­ (»fFA4^HA A p^vw i 2 $425 plus utilities. yman and Carpentry Services E lectrical...... $182,000. U&R Realty, Notices...... 06 TV/Sisteo/Appllances...... -.7 5 bedroom Townhouse, Please c^l 872-9951. S e rv ic e . 646-1948. Rentals Child C a re ...... 51 Heating/Plumbing...... Machinery and Tools ...... — .76 valued at $100 or less ad is FREE! 643-269Z portunity basis. To LAWN-Mower, 20* 3HP. P O Cleaning Services...... end unit. Fully ap- Reasonably priced. Ful­ Rooms for Rent...... 31 ...... 52 Miscellaneous Services. Gardening ———————..77 F______MANCHESTER-6 Room, $50. Bicycle, 10 speed. Employment & Education Lawn Care...... 53 complain of discrimi­ ly insured. Apartments tor Rent...... 32 — Services Wanted ...... Good Things to EsL...... 78 Automotive ★ 12 WORDS - 3 DAYS FREE plianced kitchen with 3 bedroom duplex. Both in good condition, Part Time Help Wanted-...... -.1 0 Bookkeeping/Income Tax. nation call: oak cabineta, alidere to Help Wanted...... 11 Condominiums tor Rent...... 33 .....I ’ Landscaping...... Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... — 79 Cars for Sale.—..------— ... Appliarraed. C ari^ed. $40. Call 649-8314. Carpentry/RemodelIng...... " Concrete ...... Farm Supplies and Equlptiwnl...... AO ★ PRICE MUST APPEAR IN AD MOVE-lnoondllioa Nicely m vate patio. D.W. Fish S I Situation Wanted...... -..1 2 Homes for Rent...... 34 Trucka/Vans for Sale----- . HUD toll-free at: No pets. $700 plus Painting/Papering...... lOOMBINEDITEM TOTAL NOTTOBXCEm nOO) manicured yard with ^ a l Estata, 643-1591 Business Opportunities...... 13 Store/Office Space...... 35 .... Snow Plowing...... Office Retail Equipment— .— ..___81 Csmperan'rallars— — ------utilities. 645-7868. Kton- 70ART8RCRAFTS Vacation Property...... 36 Roofing/SIdIng...... ,....57 Arts/Cratts ...... Recreatlonel Equipment...... -8 2 Motorcydea/Mopeds _____ beautiful in<|round pool i-800-424-8590 or 871-1400. § « Instruction...... — .....14 r iv a t e p a r t y o n l y day-Friday. 8.*00-5:00. POOLS-moped parts, 4 X Employment Services...... 15 Industrial Property...... 37 Boats and Marine Equipment___.—.83 Auto Services ____ ★ P areal 8 Rooms, 4 F SPACES-Available for Garages/Storage & MIsc...... 38 Musical Items-.-.— .— ...... ------8 4 Autos for Rent/Lease___ ..... nvenient to Fite 3841 RUT ______1482. MACHINISTS-Toola. for a news correspondent to Box S157-WGX, F wax floors, full bumar. Buyer wairanly. 371 Middle Tpka. W ^ . trade practices, infring- $6.00 per hour. 647-8400. Anne Miller Real MAIL OR DROP OFF COUPON TO: Myaatoyo 6” dial Hillside, NJ 07205. basamanta. Covantry A lot of room at an MANCHESTER-2 Manchester.______ment of trademarks, Resume or letter with EVER-Wish upon a Estate, 647-8000. THE MANCHESTER HERALD FURNISHED-3 Room calipsre $30. *Laet- cover Coventry events. This is a and area towns. amazing price, Badroom, garage, yard, trade names or patents, references. (Please no star??? This elegant 7 apartment, 2nd floor. woid dial Indicator to- TAG SALE-Saturday," AREA-Paradise. Enticing 16 BRAINARD PLACE $109,875-up. Phil $110,000. 'W a’ra Sail­ appliancea. Near violation of rights of calls). Books and Birds, Ranch with price room Contemporary on Heat. Privats tachmante $30. 649- March 30.9-2.760 EtuM part-time position which in­ 13 BUBINBS8 OPPOR- This Is 0 good time to find P.O.BOX591 Blazawakl. P h i ^ R M ing Houaaar Blanchard hospital. 672-0700. privacy and infringe­ 519 East Middle Tpka. appeal. Country kitchen Void Rd. in whon will antrancaa. AduKa. No 1794. Street Andover. Maho- 1 o cosh buyer for that TUNITIES MANCHESTER, CT 06040 ^ Estata, 742-1450. & Roaaatto, 646-2482. gany dresser. ment of copyright and Manchester 06040. 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, make all your dreams typewriter no one uses. Data. Sacurity. MANSFIELD/WIL- F cludes covering town govern­ Marancaa. 643-48M, Craftsman rider lawn proprietary rights, unfair CLERICAL-Telaphone 2 fireplaces, paddle come truel 3 Bedrooms, Use o low-cost od In LINGTON LINE-Routa MANCHESTER-Available rite mower,whirl-pool, competition and libel clas^ied 100's Of iobs- fans, decorator 2.5 baths, fully ap- Classified for quick re­ 2pm to 7pm.______4 4 . 2 Badroom ment meetings and feature w rit­ immediately. 1200 refrigerator. Better and slander, which may 19 categories 1-900- upgrades. Vernon, plianced kitchen, sults. 643-2711. apartment. Adults result from the publica­ Square feet. Commer- $1& ,927, Tony Zilora. central vac, fireplace, MANCHESTER-2 prafarrad. Country SO FARM SUPPLIES ft Ben's wood stova, furni­ ing. 226-2645 $3/Min 24 Badroom (Sardan Styla tion of any advertise­ d^ndustrial. 3 Phase Philips Real Estate, 2,250 square feet of B rid g e privacy. No dogs. $4iB0/ E g n ip . ture, 1986 Toyota truck Hrs.______electric, Sprinkler ment in the Manchester 742-1450. super fioorspace and 3- There's someone and Townhousa apart- Month. 1-1/2 months and mlacblaneoua. system. $550 Per mants availabla. Only 1 Herald by advertiser, in­ DAY CARE-Licenced only F______car oversized garagel security. 742-0569. FOR SALE-Bala hay. Please apply In writing to: needed for 10 month Month. 646-5477. out there who aach ramaining out of cluding advertisements $214,900. Jackson & G ive it or six points, depending on the range mulch, straw. Also biua in any free distribution and 31 month girls. Full Jackson Real Estate, wants to buy your l-tt-tl 72. Quiat On buslkw. seal feeds. O pen 7 0 1 CARS FOR SALE BRAND-New listinglll NORTH of South’s opening one-no-trump bid. A 3 4 HOMES FOR RENT ubileations published time. Must have no 647-8400. power took. ♦ 8 7 S Air conditioning, aatf days. Lyndalo Farm, other infants under 18 CHFA is on the way, so to ’em good East will duck the first diamond claaning ovan, all ap- Cy the Manchester Manchester Herald 14 INSTRUCTION FA62 BOLTON-T^Room Cape, Rta 44, Bolton. 643- months old in home doni miss this expan­ Find that buyer with trick to the king and will duck the dia­ pllancas Includad, Herald. SRQJSS fireplace, 2 car garage. 5301. currently. Call between dable 5-plus room DON’T KNOW onvon# By Jamet Jacoby mond queen as well. Now the diamond atoraga araa, full CARDINAL MATH TUTORING OF- a low-cost ad in ♦ 73 $1000 a month. Tad- P.O. Box 591 7:30-8:00 AM, Monday- Cape Cod on Brewer who wonts to boy what suit is dead, and the contract finishes basament. 1-1/2 baths 1 L 06T and FOUND FERED-all grades plus Classified. ford Real Estata, 647- 82 RECREA'nONAL BUICK, INC. Friday. 728-3594. some freshman college SL in East HartfordI 3 vou hove to sell? Let a WEST EAST There is an excellent general princi­ one down. in townhousa. Hast and wont od find a cosh buver 6 4 3 -Z 7 1 1 9914/423-6958. IfSZChovvCarrao tS,Mt FOUNO-Black kitten, 6-9 Manchester, CT 06040 Cindy. courses. 644-2617. Bedrooms plus extra ♦ Q J to » 4 ♦ 63 ple that If you must lose two tricks in a A better declarer counts his tricks hot watar included. 247- EQUIP. IVaOataunXOSX |l,M i months old with white unfinished room on 2nd for vou! FJ853 F Q 109 suit, you should lose the first as quick­ before starting the play. He sees six 5030. MANCHESTER-1/2 l«6SB(iekBMfia I4.N0 ♦ A to 8 4 GIRLS-Bfta, pink, 20 inch. 1M6F(HdBK>noo4X4 H0.M0 paws, whiskers and TEACHERS-Talaphone floor, hardwood floors, ♦ 5 ly as possible. This applies to both the top tricks, and so reaUaes be needs Duplex. 6 Rooms, 3 Or call 643-2711 economical gas heat ♦ 964 ♦ QJ 108 MANCHESTER-2 Vary good condition. l966Ch*vyCamaR> M.VH eyebrows. Found clas^ied 100's a l iobs- declarer and the defe^ers. only three diamond tricks, not four. He Bedroom, private bedrooms, 1-1/2 bafris. 1W C h o v y C ilib » e y bad a i H O M E S FO R SALE and 1-car garage. $25.649-4783. m r Otdi DM a SB enuorom Cedar St 643-4283. after 12:00 noon. 19 categories 1-900- SOUTH On today’s hand, moat declarers wins the first trick because he doesn't basement, parkina, Beautiful rac room. Super starter frame af­ F Iw rPonlkK 6000 tod 226-2645 $3/Min 24 Place An Ad In The Wine ♦ A K 3 would see overtrick signs light up once want West to switch to a heart, threat­ $775,643-7815. 19S7eulcktak«w6nu* I LOST BLACK CAT-Taken ADORABLE-Cheney larga yard, atova. O n Hrs.______fordably priced at FK74 the dummy appeared. They would win ening to remove dununy'a entry to the 9S7 *6ck akvkirti to Humane Society. Colonial. Manchester, $116,5001 Jackson & buSina. $595 Monthly. leFtobk ♦ 761 the first trick with the king of spades long diamonds. Then he leads a dia­ 649-2871. 3B STORE R OFFICE SS PETS ft SUPPLIES iS! f totoW 8ho^>l Found on McDivitt $98,000. Great 2 Jackson Real Estate, & Dine Guide ♦ AK52 9SS Stick Skyttawk S«d Drive. 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED DRIVERS-Telephone and lead a diamond to dummy’s king. mond to the dummy's aiae. The de­ SPACE______9W lk>nHac BorawvB* bedroom starter or 647-6400. If they were playing against their rel­ fenders have no answer. East wins MANCHESTER-2, 3, and DOBERMAN-10 Months 9 5 8 P onH oc T ra m A m c la ^ ie d 100's of jofa«- retirement home with a Vuliwrable; Both 6 Room apartmanta. old wkh papers. Good MS Stick SkyhoMk DAY WAITRESS/WARER atives, they might survive because with the 10 and returns a major suit, MANCHESTER-Stora/ 2 PERSONALS TELEPHONE-Salee. Part 19 categories 1 900- front porch and featur­ CALL Dealer: South Sacurity. 646-2426. natured. Naada good 9S9jM(>WraiX)lM4X4 NEEDED-Ask for Bob time out of your home. Elast would probably win immediately but declarer wins In hand and leads a (k>mmardal use. Main «S9 Stick to g a i^ 226-2645 $3/Min 24 ing a spacious kitchen Weakdaya, 9am-Spm. 9 5 9 H o n d o A o o o id LXI at Andover Pizza. 742- CHARMING-Cape, 3 Soelh West North E n t with the ace and fire back a spade, second diamond, eventually dislodging SL near Center S t 646- home and oompanlon- tia.6so A1 FUN TALK-Uve girls Earn up to $10 plus per Hrs. with pantry and built-in ahip. $200. e 4 S F ^ . VSVChovyCoMMty S S .i* 0 3663. bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, 1 N T P a n 3 NT Alt p an MANCHESTER-Uka new 9S9 Stick C onitiy Sod l*,3 1 0 are waiting for your call. hour. KB-0358. comer cupboard. Lots ILZE OR PAULA hoping partner had led from a suit the ace. There is still an entry in the 2426. Weakdaya, 9-5. GENERAL-Labor 100's of great layout. Absolutely 3 bedroom duplex, 24 Hours. 1-900-990- of potential. D.W. Fish headed by the A-Q-J. dummy and nine tricks roll home. FREEDO(3-Shaltia-Coltia, 81 Adams Street CLERICAL-Salas clas­ iobs-19 categories wonderful. RE/MAX Opening lead: ♦ Q Jtm et Jacoby's boots • Jacoby aa Bridge’ aad large yard. Appliarraed. SOUTH WINDSOR- 5366 Ext. 37S. $1.00 Real Estate, 653-1591 Ehiemies think more clearly. There Offioa, 300 square fa«t. 8 years old naada a available. Call 456- sified 100's of lDte-19 Tele- phone classified 1 East of the River, 647- 643-2711 ‘Jacoby on Card Oaatea’ (wriltaa mitb Us fstbar, carpatad. No pats. M anchester MIN/14 MIN. Adults or 871-1400. are 10 points in the dummy, and East No laaaa. $150/Month. loving family. Plaaaa 2215 for a job categories 1 900-226- 900 226 2645 $3/Mih 1419. tbe Isle OswsU Jacoby) a n now aratlabh al Laasa, eacurhy. $765/ F holds nine. At best West will have five cal 6^-0070. 649-4571 • only. description. 26^$3/Min24Hrs. 24 Hrs. bookstores. Both a n pubUsbed by Pbaroa Books. Month. 6 4 6 -3 9 ^ . 521-1744 or 644-0165. F 16—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, March 29,1991

LEGAL NOTICE Hlaurhr'ilrr iirrali'i LEGAL NOTICE INLAND WETLANDS COMMISSION 91 CARS FOR BALE Astrograph At the meeting of the Andover Inland Vilbtlande Commission on At a regularly scheduled meeting A the Bolton Inland CORVETTE-19>i $5800/ Monday March 11, 1991, the following was unanimoualy ap­ Wetlands Commission on 2/ proved. Best offer. Loaded. 26/91, IWC permit « 3-91-3 Clean interior. Section 4, Page 17 2/11/91, Richard Rosen Ropta 6 - Application of Mr. Richard properly. There's a possibility you might day, so it might be wise tO steer clear of was issued to Milton and Aluminufn wheels. 646- Rosen for permit for oorwtruction of a garage where a shed Friday, March 29,1991 have to repair or repiace what was stores that offer unique merchandise. Rosemary Hathaway of 40 7959. currently exists, within the regulated area with oondiions. < % u r loaned to you. Once inside, you might end up buying Quany Road, Bolton to Im­ prove a driveway/aocesa road SPORTS CANCER (June 21-July 22) If you are gadgets you don't need. 2/11/91, Walter A KImberiy Tabor, 510 Lake Road - Request 9 3 CAMPERS R ^Bfarthday on their property. Corxiitions. indecisive about buying a big ticket CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Tradi­ for a permit for construction of a drivewEw, grading re la te to TRAILERB household item today, perhaps you tionally, you’re a tenacious person who creating a smail pasture and bridge crossing over stream, with Wayne K. Shorey, need more time to think It over. Don’t sticks to the course until your objective conditions. C hairm an March 30,1891 rush ip where bill collectors are likely to 1986-35’ Travel Trailer. is achieved. However, these qualities 3/11/91, Michael Flano, Lot *1 Juravaty Road - To construct Bolton Inland Wetlands Rear bedroom, full tre a d . may not be functioning today, and you a single family home on Jurovaty road with conditions. Com m ission Teams The course you presently set for your­ bath, fully equipped Don’t expect LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't worry so might quit too early. self looks like a good one, and results . Dated this 25th day of March 1991 for publication in the with awnings. Like new I much about how individuals you’re In­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Subdue should bear this out in the year ahead. volved with are going to perform In a Manchester Herald. Hardly used I $7900. any inclinations to act upon impulse to­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS Don’t ntake changes without having val­ specific situation today. In actuality, John England, Chairman day, especially In your financial or busi­ E S T A T E O F : id reasons. they may be more uncertain about you Inland Wetlands Commis^on ness affairs. What sounds good at first ULLIANG. GRANT differ AW68 (March 21-April 19) Usually, than you are about them. might not stand up later. ari(/a ULLIAN GERTRUDE 9S AUTO SERVICE8 tense Huskies you’re the typo of person not easily VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Develop­ PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) If you have GRANT swayed by dissenting opinions. Howev­ ments that could be financially benefi­ recently become involved In a project, FREE- By LEN AUSTER weekend in the Bayou State, Bas- DERARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION The Hon. William E. 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Celebrity. 4 Door. “He can say some outrageous Kids like to say this is what I want Loaded. Runs great. day’s semifinal against Duke, but Schaller you won’t talk to them. things,” Husky senior center Kerry to achieve in my four years of col­ Asking $3350. 643- Quality 8744. “At the Big West tournament and Bascom, named to the Kodak All- lege, but you never know what’s Pre-Owned Autos in the NCAA, that’s all we did,” America team Uiursday, said after a going to luqjpen. I’ve just been for- FORD-1987 Taurus GL, Value Priced Annual Percentage Rate practice Monday at the Gampel tunate.” V 6. 4 door. Excellent USED CAR BEST BUYS! condition. Loaded. Pavilion. “Before Thursday’s game Being in the Fmal Four is an ex­ $4600. 647-1638. IBSSCIwv.Cwslw $3,995 (agmnst N.C. 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I couldn’t picture us." 5 Speed, A/C, Sunroof doesn’t want us to take it too But Davis will be at this year’s OLDSMOBILEAfOLKSWAGEN lar Loans seriously, to be bogged down by it Fmal Four as a player. “It’ll be a lot 1907 Acura Legend Sed. $11,900 259 ADAMS CT., MANCHESTER V-8, Aulo, Loaded, Sunrool all.” cheaper,” she said with a wide i n d u n a p o U ^ No nuitter what luqrpens this smile, “It’ll be a thrill.” 649-1749 1907 Chevy CavalerZ-24 $5,995 N e w 1991 Cavaliers V 4 ,5 Speed, A C , Red 1985VWJetta Tarkanian said of interviews and 1007 Acura Ligend Sed. $13,900 LEGAL NOTICE 8 8 TAP BALES $3,995 autogr^hs. “It was good to get V-8, Aulo, Sunrool, Loaded away from basketball for a cmq>le of O I! 1907 Honda Accord Ua $8,900 Bascom is named r - SPACES-Available for 1987 Olds Clera days.” R4VITAT10N TO BID FULLY Nathan Hals School $4,995 Aulo, A/C Full Power He gave the players two days off S S Sealed bids will be received in Flea Market to be held 1907 Chav. CemaroLT $6,900 > m the General Services’ office, EQUIPPED and guard Anderson Hunt needed on May 4th. For ap­ V6, Aulo, T-Top, Loaded H o 41 Center Street Manchester, them after a minor auto accident Dawn Staley arid requres an affirmalive ac­ permit # 4-91-4 was issued to RIEG CHARITABLE FOUN­ Sedan, V-6, Auto, Air Bag, Leather 1973 and the first undefeated cham­ taking away their 3-point ability.” get a look at Virginia’s pressure. I’m tion policy for a l of hs Con­ NEW ORLEANS — Connecticut players named to the Kodak All- (Virginia) and Andrea Stinson m bert Coolidge of Guilford, DATION, INC. for ttte calen­ pions since Indiana in 1976. tractors and Vendors as a 19908ubaniLegKy Sda $11,900 That is the plan, Virginia coach not sure we’ve faced a team that will m CO CT to renovate an existing dar year ended December 31, may bum Virginia with 3-point America basketball team. She is (N.C. State). condition of doing business “It has not been a problem,” Debbie Ryan said, but it won’t be as pressure like Viiginia will. house within StY of a water­ 1990, Is available at Its prin­ .Aulo, A/C, Loaded sbe^ but they’ll have to do it the first UConn All-American and Bascom is the sectHid Big East with the Town, as per Federal Tarkanian said of keeping his team P O course at 39 Keeney Drive, cipal office, 2 Eastland Drive, 1990 Acura imtgraLS $1^600 through a forest of harxls, says easy as Reiss makes it sound. “However, I feel we have someth­ the only player from a Northeast player accorded All-American order 11246. Bolton, CT. The activity invol­ Manchester, Connecticut Any CARTER focused. “There is more hype and “I think the biggest problon we’ll ing that few teams in the country 5 Speed, AA:, loaded ThmmiReiM. school on the team. honors. Shelly Pennefather of Vil- Bid forms, plans and ves foundation work and the citizen desiring to inspect said excitement surrounding the games. V irg i^ (30-2) meets Connecticut have is the matchup with Kerry Bas- have — forwards who are excellent Bascom averaged 20.2 points lanova was named to the team in spedfications are available at addition of a second floor. report may do so during We are required to go to press con­ com — a 6-foot-l player who can ball handlers. That may be a reason S > the General Services’ office. SCHALLER (29-4) in tte opening game of the and 7.6 rebounds this season for 1987. Conditions. regular business hours, by re­ 1 229 Main Street, Manchester ferences and that can cause some bring the ball up the court and can we don’t turn the ball over much, quest, within 180 days after women’s Final Four on Saturday. the Huskies (29-4), who meet “It’s just a great feeling. And Town of Manchester, Wbyne K. Shorey, Exit 3 off 1-384 ■ 646-6464 distractions. But this is exciting and post up strongly arxl score inside or because when the ball is passed Connecticut C hairm an the date of this publication. ACURA Defending champion Stanford seoond^anked Virginia (30-2) in I’m happy and excited.” Bascom 33 > Richard J. Sartor, Bolton Inland \Netlands John C. Rieg, 345 CENTER STREET Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9-8; Fri. 9-6; Sat. 9-5 a challenge. Every kid dreams of (26-S) meett Tennessee (28-5) in the outside,” she said. “They also have a from our guards to the forwards, an NCTAA ’raumament semifmal said. “TMs is going to be a great General Manager Com m ission C hairm an MANCHESTER getting to and playing in the Final second semifinal game. The cham­ very strong perimeter game that can they do a very good job of taking Saturday at 12:30 (CTtatmel 3) at weekend and it suuted off great 647-7077 Four.” pionship game is scheduled Sunday. open up the inside for them. care of it.” Lakeside Arena on the campus of and let’s hope it ends the same Most Duke players have had their “Defensively, it’s going to presem Stanford will be hampered by in­ the University of New Grieans. way.” dreams come true over and over. Connecticut hit 164 of 429 3- a problem to us, because they (day juries to two of their 6-foot-3 This is the Blue Devils’ fourth con­ point shots this season, idaying a lilre a lot of intenuuional teanu and players. secutive trip to the Fuial Four and deliberate style of ball. put four or five jdayers on the Julie Zeilstra is playing with in­ fifth in six years. Yet, they have “We’re going to force the tempo perimeter. Our players just aren’t jured Achilles tendons and Trisha never left with the trophy, losing to of the game defetuively,” Reiss used to playing out there. How we Stevens is finished for the season Grossman is now UNLV 103-73 last seasrm. said. “Our defense generates our of­ handle t ^ is going to malcf. all the with a ruptured knee tendon. Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski fense. difference. “Julie’s gotten into the routine of “We’re not going to push the ball “We’re going to have to handle HOURS took Just the o i^ site tqiproach to not practicing, but coming out and if O WILE MOTORS IS OVERSTOCKED!! 4 oHOURS the weekend than Tarkanim. and get out of our regular set d at sive theories. lied from a 17-point deficit with V /2 Boston trailing 88-87. Given a 1 hiding feeling. I had a hard time, “We will stay with our usual minutes left to beat Boston for the chance to regain the lead, he HUNDREDS OF HAPPY CUSTOMERS and whenever people asked me, I nuin-to-man defense because our first time ever. O ltict star Larry hit just one of two shots to tie the just said what I felt” she sai(L We Have Sold Hundreds Of Cars At Our Stockyard Sale. kids are more comfortable with it,” Bird had a sinqile expbmation. game. After every basketball practice, he said. “We do have matchup “We blew iu” Bird said. Miami then worked for a final try. problems because of their size, but Glen Rice hit two free throws As Rice launched an oCT-balaixx ■T r • ^ she would hurry back to sratch the progress of the war * inability to trade him, walked out of training camp Tbes- Stanford, Carolyn Jones of Auburn and Andrea Stinson st^om ores. Catching is a concern to do, but he didn’t feel he could do base job. Junior Dawn Fellows will day and encountered another problem when picked tq> by When the 1990 campaign opened, with jimior Renee Eelmit penciled in be m second base, sophomore Cindy o f North Carolina State. jutticetoboth. / his wife, Mary, outside Chain O’Lakes Ru-k. She was Coventry was going in with a as the starter. , Botticello at shortstop and senior The Naismith men’s coach of the year is Randy Ayers seasoned pitcher, Chris Gagnon, and cited for a traffic violation on the way to meet him.- Weikel batted .444 a year ago, “But I was dying to get back into Liv Dargin the likely starter at third of Ohio State and the women’s award wem to Virginia’s Marshall incurred an automatic $250 fine for bolting batterymate. The rest of the team Christman .289, Marlene Dolat .338 coaching,” said Shea, 60, who base. Jennifer Rothman, a cheer­ Debbie Ryan. 5 vns young and unsettled and Coach and Melanie Dolat .264. retired a year ago from the Tblland leader who has been involved witii Bob Tway leads Players golf Rich Rige said the twosome would school system. that squad’s involvcrnem in state Spring Training have to bold the f n t while the others The outfield shows junior Kristen PtoTTE VEDRA, Fla. (AP) — Bob Tway chipped in Filippi (365) in left, senim’ Kris When Manchester High’> position competition, just joined the srrftball developed. team and could be a threat for the for one of his seven birdies in a bogey-free round of 65 Spencer in center and junior Jen became vacant when Cindy Walz camp without permission. And the Red Sox announced job at third. Shea says. in the first round of the Players Championship. That came to be, with Gagnon, an Sirianni (.375) in right. Junim Sarah lock the head coaching position at he would be subject to a $1,000 a day fine under player All-State selection, leading East Stroudsburg Uiuversity in Pen­ Juruor Michelle Brown will be the Bob Eastwood, Russ Cochran, Peter Persons and Steve A Judd and senior Cheri Curtiss will contract provisiems if be didn’t return today. Lodians’ first-line pitcher. EUdngton were one back at 66, and six others were at 67 Coventry to a 20-5 maA, the COC also see service in the outfield. nsylvania, Shea jumped at the Since Marshall did not clean out his locker, the Red playoff title and a Class S semifinal chm ee. Tbp reserves include junev Debbie as more than half the field of 144 brdee par. Sirianni and Marlene Dolat were Hull Azinger led the groiq) at 67 that also included \ 1 Sox expected him to return. And money didn’t figure berth. But she’s graduated, leaving a all-C(X3 selections a year ago. “I was always sorry that I gave iq> Pease (utility infielder), junior Amy Mike Smith, DA. Weibring, Blaine McCallister, Phil into any decisiro. The first baseman-outfielder is guaran­ big void in the middle of the Pfige sees Cromwell, with Kristin coaching. But I was the AD and Oliver (outfield/tmtcher), seitior teed $1.2 million this seasmi rat the final year of a multi­ diamond for the fttriots. head of the social studies depart- bfidd Easton (infield), sophomore Blackmar and Joe Don Blake, a winner earlier this year McCory and Amy Schukoske on the inSanDibgo. year contract Tjist year we had a veteran mound, as the team to beat in the mem at the same time,” explained Julie Burnett (outfield^itcher) and “As far as we’re concerned, be walked out” general pitcher and the rest were untested,” COC. Shea, who posted a 115-42 maA in junior Jen Burnett (DH/outfieltfi. Tom Webster suspended 4 games Tfio AftiTflBltd PrsM manager Lou Goiman said. “He left without permission.” lOth-year Coventry coach Rich Rge “I feel the key will be how fast eight years at Tblland with three “We have some seniors, but we The biggest news Thursday was Los Angeles placing have some good lOth grade Idds. It’s IN F R O N T — St. Louis’ Gino Cavillini, left, is held by New Vbrk’s Craig Ludwig, left, in front of said, “and we wound up going to the our pitching and catching develops. NCCCC crowns (1979-81) and two INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — Los Angeles Kings Fernando Valenzuela on uncondititmal release waivers, They are the most untested areas,” state semifinalist berths along the a good start for rebuilding,” Shea Islanders’ goalie Glen Healy in their NHL game Thursday night in St. Louis. The Blues ending his career in Dodger blue. (Class S) semifinals. This year it’s said. coach Tom Webster was suspended for four games and Rge said. “I do like what I’ve seen way. blanked the Islanders, 3-0. “I’ve been talking to you guys about this for some ^ the reverse. The test of the team Shea, who lives in Vfillimantic, fined $5,000 by the NHL berouse of an incidem during a is pretty much set and the pitching so far. If our pitching comes around, Putting Manchester in tiiat class is game against the Calgary Flames last weekend. time,” said Valenzuela, pouneW Wednesday by Bal­ going to take some doing. Shea has followed the goings m in the .fflid catlin g are the question slots.” we could make another run at the Two Calgary players — Doug Gilmour and Tim timore for eight runs, eight hits and four walks in 3 1-3 readiliy admits. “1 ^’re striving to CCC East and says W indh^ East COC.” Hunter — were suspended for two games each. Gilmore innings. “I’ll be smnewhere. I don’t know where. I’ll go break even. It would be a big ac- Hartford and R oci^le Ifigh are the Senior Jenna Haynes is the likely also was fined $500. Another Calgary player, Joel Otto, back home Uxnorrow and relax. We’ll wait and see moundsman for the Patriots. Her SchwJulr. April 4 Rocky Hill A, 6 Tolland A complishmern if we do that this teams to b e a t Playoff berths sewn up, what’s going on.” 11 B.m., 8 E O . Sinith A, 8 Bolton K 12 Bacon year,” he says. SclMdul*; April 5 East H, 8 South was fined $500 but not suspended. chief competition will come from Acadamy A 15 Bariin H 11 a m , 17 Portland H WindMrH, 12FornS H, 15Rockvilo A ll a.m.. Valenzuela 30, is 141-116 lifetime with 107 complete sophomore Jenn Kirchherr and 11 a m . 23 Eaat Hampton A 24 CtocthmII A hfanchester opens its seasmi next 17HalA11 a m , 10EntWdA22WlndhaniH, N. Michigan, BU gain finals games. He v/m the National League’s Rookie of the Year freshman Sar^ Elemkig. Haynes 26RHAMA30RockyMlK AND THE THROW — Coventry High shortstop Mailene Friday against crosstown East 24 Qiattonfaury A 26 Hartford Ruble A 29 Eail May 1 Bolton A 3 Bacon Academy H, 7 HartfordK ST. PAUL, hfiim. (AP) — Northern Michigan will and Cy Young Awards in 1981 — the (xily player ever to pitched on the junior varsity two RHAM H. 8 Ftomand A -10 Eaat Catholic K 13 Dolat begins her throw to first during a practice session Catholic at H ti^erald Field. Mw 1 Conard H, 3 Souli WindMr A 7 p.Rii, just some jockeying left do so in the same season — and led the league with a play Boston University for the NCAA hockey champion­ Cromwell H, 14 Eaat Hampton K 21 Windham The Indians, 7-11 last year, have 6Famil A8RockvllaH. 10 EnfloM K 13 Win- years ago, but elected not to play Thursday afternoon. The Patriots return the bulk of their ship after both teams won semifiiud nutches. Li the first 21-11 record in 1986. (at ECSU) 7 (xm, 24 COC Championahipa a blend of young and old. The out­ A 15 Hartford Pubic H, 17 Eaat Hartford last seasm. “She does have some Game, not noted 3.-30 p.m. straight games without a goal before “I will never forget Fernando and all he has done for squad, but need a front-line pitcher. game, Dallas Drake sn^iped a tie with 3:13 to play in By KEN RAPPOPORT finally scored on his 11th shot of the field slots are dominated by seniors Qamaa not notod 345 P.ID. scoring twice in Tiesday night’s 2-0 me and the Los Angeles Dodgers,” manager Ibm Lasor- Northern Kfichigan’s 5-3 victory over Maine. With the The Associated Press game and Vincent Riendeau stopped victory, the Wildcats extended their unbeaten streak to win over Edmonton, scored the 27 shots as St. Louis tt^iped the da said. “It was a privilege and honor to manage him 718th of his 12-year NHL career KXLpoint marie for the secrod time over the years because he was without a doubt a great 25 games (23-0-2). In the second game, Tony Amonte All 16 berths have been decided midway through the first period. in franchise history. talent and a great competikH’.” had three goals in Boston University’s 7-3 victory over for the NHL playoffs, but that East girls’ softball has plenty of question marks Clarkson. With the Froguins clinching their Dave Lowry and Steve llittle also Meanwhile, Baltimore’s Ben McDtmald had to be doesn’t mean that all the suspense is first Fitrick Division championship scored for the Blues, who have won scratched from his scheduled start against Montreal. The ended. WslL in the Norris EMvision, By JIM TIE R N E Y abundance of questitxi maAs sur­ be sidelined until the end of > ^1 . terms a “hard thrower,” and Kristin Wednesday night, the Kings are tlx five straight games and have 101 right-hander warmed up, but experienced stiffness in his Promising fivshman Marie (HUes experience at the positions,” anyway. o Manchester Herald rounding the E a^es. “She (Marm) is probably one of Texas off to a good start only remaining member of the points with two games remaining. elbow and had to give way to Gregg Olson. McDonald n Kuzniar and Nicole Aubin. The lat­ lo(As to have the inside track at McChnville explained. “We’ve lost The Los Angeles Kings seem to r - “We’re going to try to turn things the hardest working players I’ve N in.’s first expanrion class that has But the franchise record of 107 will rest fw a few days and see if the inflammatitm sub­ ■jj MANCHESTER — With six ter pair are also juniors. shortstop. Grogan will also see dutyi those seniors. Everyone this year is AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Shaun Jordan staked Texas to be in the driver’s seat in the Smythe. around this year,” McConville said. ever been around,” M cConville said. never won a division title. points in 1980-81 is out of reach. sides. starters gone from a 3-15 team a “They’re rxM overpowering, but at short. Sophomore Diana new at their positions. I have a lot of a successful start in its quest for a fourth consecutive Vfith a 6-5 victory over Min­ “Our goal is just to improve iqxm Sophmnore Katie Grogan will they’ll put the ball across the plate,” “Our personal pride wants us to Hull added an assist, Adam Oates In exhibititm games: > m year ago, the East Catholic girls’ Cavanagh and Carvalho possibles at htqie fn- our hitters.” NCAA men’s championship with three clutch perfor­ nesota on Thursday night, coiqiled last year and learn their positions.” begin the season behind the plate for M c^nville said. third baM. finish first,” Gretzky said. “We’ve had two assists and Lowry also as­ Red Sox 6, Tigers 4: At Wmter Haven, Fla., Ibny Z l ^ softball team will be hard pressed to Schwlulr. April 4 Rodorilto A 5 MandiMtor mances. Texas jum p^ to a 4(Jpoint lead after the first with Calga^’s 4-4 tie with Edmon­ East sustained a blow before the the Eagles. Junior Christa Carvalho will start A 8 Soulh Catwlc H. 9 St JoMph A 10 sisted on Hull’s goal as the Blues Pena drove in two runs with a bad-hop bases-loaded improve iqxm that maA this season, The outfield, according to day of the three-day competition with 160 points to 120 ton, the Kings are on the verge of O CO searon even gets off the ground. Senior co-cq>tain Chris Allard at first base while Aubin will see ac­ Mwey H, 23 South WindMr H, 24 St JoMph H, completed their fourth three-game single in a five-run fourth inning, and Jack Clark hit his which begins next Thursday at McConville, is imsettled. Allard, 2SSMrMlH«wtA for Southern California. clinching their first division cham­ z -< Senior co the <^>ening singles match of the United States and “Li the second period we lost our ■ % - The Rockets made it 13 wins in 13 games this month “Then, when it was all over, it grades are still OK. It did affect me over the New York Islanders, The Ctqtitals have a 10-2-2 record UConn, UMass in baseball tie Mexico’s postponed Davis Cup tennis conqpetition. intensity,” MacLinis said. “When as Vernon Maxwell hit a 22-footer with eight seconds left was getting back to a mxmal life. I though. I was thinking about other Qiicago led St Louis by three against the Flyers over the past two The United States’ Brad Gilbert and Mexico’s top we have a team dovin 4-0 and we’re STORRS (AP) — Sal Titmerello scored in the bottom for a 112-111 victory at Atlanta Thursday night. Max­ was free.” things all the time, and classes points. They each have two games seasons. DO > of tlx ninth on an error by second baseman Jdm Carrelli didn’t seem very important Now, 1 player Leonardo Lavalle meet in the second match in the to go. fighting for first place, we have to well missed lO o f his first 15 shms, but m ai^ tq> for it by Grossman scored in double get that killer instiixt. We let them to give Connecticut a 6-6 tie with Massachusetts in col­ hitting the game-winner. figures 12 times this year, but only can make up all the time that I was best-of-five crotesL Elsewhere, the Patrick and Canucks 3, Jets 2, OT: Geoff lege baseball action. The tourney was postponed from January because the back in the game.” Courtnall tipp^ in a blast by Trevoir “I didn’t shoot it that well tonight, but I did hit a once during the war. Her two score­ there and wasn’t tesilly there.” Smythe divisions each completed The Huskies loaded the bases in Thursday’s gpnnn_ |)iit Grossman has been a member of Persian Gulf War caused security concerns for the U.S. their four-team field. Washington Blackhawks 5, Maple Leafs 3: Linden at 1:40 of overtime to send couple of big baskets down the stretch,” Maxwell said. less games also came during the J s Sean Irey grounded out to end the inning and the game war. the Israeli national team six timeA team. beat Philadelphia 3-0 to move into Adam Creighton’s tap-in broke a Vancouver into the playoffs. thirdiixriod tie and the Blackhawks was called because of darkness. “I never tried to find an excuse,” and she’s leaving within a memth to U.S. crqzain Ibm Gorman criticized this year’s new, the playoffs for the ninth straight Courtnall got his stick on Lin­ Massachusetts (3-8-1) hit four home runs in the game, she said. rejoin them for a seventh time. experimental Davis Cup rules, which pit a No. 1 player year and knock the Flyers out for the extended their unbeaten streak to 10 den’s shot during a power play after games. including b^-to-back homers by Steve Corradi and NBA Roundup “I had a good time at the begin­ “At the end of April," she said. “I against a No. 2 of the opposite team. seamd straight season. And Van­ Winnipeg forward Srott Arniel drew Creighton, skating in uiunolested Mike Tbbin in the fourth inning to give the Minutemen a ning, then, I don’t know, what^er moved all my exams ahead to meet “I prefer the old style or nothing at alL” Gorman said. couver beat Winnipeg 3-2 in over­ a miuor penalty for high-sticking iq> the slot on a Chicago power play, 5-4 lead. “Stanebody’s been doing it every night for us. Tonight it happened, I didn’t {day well at all the national team in Europe. But he added, “I have a lot iff confidence because I time to gain the final berth in the late in the third period. took a perfect pass ^m Steve Connecticut (6-8-1) tied the score on Buddy Gagliar- was ju st m e.” through most of the regular season. “From here. I’m leaving for know how well our players play. Wc have a good team, Smythe. The win put the Canucks two Thomas and beat Peter Ing. di’s RBI single in the fourth inning. Maxwell said he told Kermy Snuth during a timeout Then, at the end of the season, in the ORLY GROSSMAN France. I’m going to play there four very well prepared. And we ^ v e had good training.” points ahead of the last-place Jets in In other action. Buffalo tied Michel Goulet added an insuraixe that he was going to hit the winning basket, “and luckily Big East tournament and in the games, in Ranee and Belgium. Then the Smythe Division. Winnipeg has Hetzel sent to Pawtucket I just wem out there and hit it.” She said she’s now having to I’m going home, and we have the Maradona drug test positive Quebec 4-4. goal, his 27th, with three seconds one game left, but if the teams fuiish NCAA, I started to feel myself again Kings 6, North Stars 5: Wayne WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (AP) — Right-hander Eric All that stands between the Rockets and a perfect and played a little b it better.” catch up on classworic because of European champimuhip there in ROME (AP) — Diego Maradona, the captain of Ar­ left as the Blackhawks extended with the same number of points, the Gretzky moved past Phil Esposito their current streak to 8-0-2 and im­ HetzeL a first round draft pick off the Louisiana State March are games this weekend at Orlando and Miami. “I guess it was a lot of things. her iiubility to concentrate during JutK. gentina’s national team and defending Italian League Canucks will be awarded fourth on into third place on the NHL’s all- proved their NHL points lead to campiu in 1985, was outrighted to Riwtucket of the In- The Suns haven’t been perfect this month, but a 13-3 Everyone who comes fiom home, “It’s the first time the Israeli na­ champion Napoli, tested positive for drugs after a recent the basis of more victories. ternaticmal League by the Boston Red Sox on Thursday record isn’t too shabby. Hioenix set a team record for tional team ^ to climb to the eight time goal-scoring list and the Los 104. “We’ve had some tough lessons leaving home and leaving the fami­ game, bis team said. Angeles Kings moved another step after clearing m ajor league waivers. wins in March by blasting the visiting Milwaukee Bucks best teams in Europe. It’s kind of Giffgio Perinetti, Napoli’s sporting director, said the “With their guy (Todd Gill) being alo^ the way,” Canucks coach Hu ly, has to have some adjustment closer to their first division title. The Red Sox also returned rookie catcher Pedro Matil- 102-88 as Dan Majerle had seven of his 18 points in a like Connecticut in a way — the Italian Soccer Federation had notified team presidem a little slower, I was able to tip the (2uinn said. “I’m pleased and they Tlw AMoclatotf Pf«M time,” she said. “I didn’t have any. I Steve Kasper and Luc Robitaille la to the minor league camp for assignment, trinuning the 23-6 third-quarter burst that blew the game open. Virginia first time in the Riuil Eight and the Corrado Ferlaino of the test resulu, but would not say puck after Sxve made his great (the players) eanxd it.” was just thnut right into it like noth­ scored less than five minutes apart RELEASED — Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Bosttm training roster to 37 players, including five non­ Suns 102, Budts 88: Phoenix led just 47-46 at ing happened. first time in the Final Four," she what Maradona tested positive for. La Rqxibblica pass,” Creighton said. “The puck Sabres 4, N ordlques 4: Rick in the second period as the Kings was just laying there and I beat Ing Fernando Valenzuela, center, was released roster invitees. halftime before Milwaukee went cold in the third quarter, “I guess at some point it had to From Page 17 said. reported that Maradona tested positive following Vaive scored a power^lay goal to the puck.” by the team Thursday after it was apparent he In trials with BosUm in each of the last two seasons, hitting just 3 of 22 shots from the field, including 16 come, and it was all together, tte Nqmli’s 1-0 victory over Bari on March 17. Maradona pulled away firoin a l- I tie. midway Ihrou^ the third period to Gretzky, who had gone nine HetzeL 27. had a 3-7 record and a 6.12 earned run strai^t misses. war and the adjustment” assisted on the game’s goal. Bines 3, blanders 0: Brett Hull lift Buffido into a tie with (Xxbec. wasn't going to be in the starting rotation. average. tioo is where the battle with Ten- Hornets 94,76ers 90: The HorneU won it at the foul nessee sluqies iq>. UMass gets warm greeting line as Rex Chapman hit six of his team’s dght straight Daedra Charles averages 17 NCAA free throws in the final 1:20 to give Chariotte a points and nine rebounds a game for "Repairs Two reasons why AMHERST, Mass. (AP) — The University of Mas­ Barkley Alcott fully prepared to take another dip franchise-record 21st victory. Tennessee, and Kelli Casteel was the on A ll Makes" sachusetts’ baAetball team arrived on canqius Thursday From Page 17 we should be your Charlotte won 20 games in its first season and 19 in its MVP in the M ideast Regional. to a rousing show of siqiport for its strong showing in the RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (AP) shot lead over Ok-Hee Ku of South of golf,” she said. “I was hitting the Alcott, 35, has struggled the past second. The Hornets also set a team rruA with their 14th suspended “I guess we’re back where Ibn- both ranked in the tq> four, in the — Amy Alcott would like nothing Korea. ball really well. I played aggressive­ few years. Although she has 28 'S t a n s a ^ 1 Natimal Invitational Tournament’s Rnal Four. car repair choice. home win. iMssee has been over the years, and Colorado beat Massachusetts S^-91 Wednesday n i^ t Southeast Regional semifinals and more than to take a flying letqt into Laura Baugh and Hu Bradley ly, which is my game. career victories and nearly $2J mil­ “SEE US FIRST, Bulls 128, Nets 94: The 20,049 fans at the CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — For that’s with a strong iruide attack,” in the omsolation game of the NTT post-season tourna­ finals. the lake. were three riiou off the pace in a “I have to play smart, aggressive lion in earnings, she has won just SEE US LAST, Meadowlands didn’t get to see MSchwl Jordan for long. once, Charles Barkley and the coach Ftt Sumnutt said. “Our per­ m ent “We had no idea we would be in After all, she’s had some ex­ group at 70. golf. I’m thrilled with it.” twice in the past four years. BUTSEEUSr Jordan needed only 30 mirmtes to match his season-high 76ets’ management agree — qpit- sonnel was suited for more of an in­ the Fmal Fgur,” Williams said. “We perience floundering around in the IMending champion Betsy King Despite the loss, nearly 200 students, administrators ting on fans was a “st^rid mistake” .YCXilLBEGLAO. and area residents clapped and cheered as they converged with 42 points, itKluding 21 in the second quarter as side-oriented offense, and that is thought the effects of recruiting umall lake by No. 18 at Mission matched par 72. Daniel was in .YOU DC! Chicago routed the Nets. by the hotheaded fohvaM. suited to Coach Summitt’s would be evident Our Idds, espe­ Hills County Club. She jumped into a group at 74 along with Joamx ESTABLISHED 1 8 8 2 rm the team’s bus when it pulled up to the Curry Hicks “\bu do stupid things, and stuff Cage. Warriors 106, Knkks 104: Mitch Richmond drove {tiiilosophy. We’re going to play cially the seniors, have banded the water to celebrate her victory in Camer and Jan Stqthensoo. Nancy like that luppeiu,” Barkley told.The from the iruide o u t” Head Coach John Calipari, a favorite with many the lane for a layiq> with 3.4 seconds remaining to give together." the 1988 Dhuih Shore tounuunent. Lopez had a 75 for the opening SWARMING Golden State the victory after the visiting Warriors blew Philadelphia Daily News when he Charles nid the bruising inside ^ Kansas woo the national cham- After shooting a 5-under-par 67 to ro t^ the tournament, one of the The skills of our professional people UMass students, said the welcoitu home greeting was and the most effective repair equipment help us an ll^ in t lead in the final eight minutes. arrived in Charlotte to play the Hor­ game might result in 3-point shoot­ pioiuhip in 1988, but wasn’t able to take the first-round lead in the tour­ LPGA’s four nutjon. testimony to the fans’ dedication to the team. nets. “I just have to live with a Kild Vandeweghe’s basket with 11 seconds left capped ing winning the game. defend its the tide as the program nament Thursday, she promised Alcott birdied seven hdes and stupid miitake.” “I think it wiU be important that Termites Seles makes it to quarters the Knicks’ comeback and tied the game 104-104. But was sl^jped with a oix-year proba­ she’d hit the water again if she’s still had two bogeys for her best round in The Philadelphia 76en forward Act quiddy; avoid additional damage. BKss Richmond drove the length of the floor for the game- our perimeter be able to shoot the tion. atop the leader board at the finish. nine months. SAN ANTONIO (A ^ — Monica Seles, the world’s missed Thursday night’s game termite experts - plus our techmtal staff car to manufacturer's specifications. winner and Ihul Mokeski sealed the win by stripping ball and play the r i ^ defense,” she "That year was difficult “I’U jtanp in again if I win," six “It was an absolutely great round top-ranked female tennis player, maA» it to the quarter­ against the Homeu after the NBA said. . ' / A ' “ P*’®'***® 8 century of trained Q ur skilled craftsm en then take profes­ finals of the U 3. Woriien’s Hardcourt Championships Patrick Ewing of the ball as tiriie expired. of the distractions we had no control said, “and anyone can come in with ' wperience. TheyH check your entire house sional care in ftnishing and paintingjraur car to Ewing had 33 points and 14 rebounds for the Knicks. suspended him for one game and over,” Williams said. “We wanted and help you avoid additional problems. Thursday with a 6-1, 6-4 victory over Germany’s fin^ him $10,000 for spitting on me who wants to.” complete the job to your satisfticHon. Because we Spurs 119, hbqtic 95: Terry Cummings and Sean H - the opportunity to participate in the That might include the tourna­ CTaudia Porwieje. fans. B E S T B U Y know you take pride in your car, we take pride in liott each scored 21 points and David Robinson added 20 NCAA tournament." ment’s namesake: In a foreworf RERNANCINQ o u r work. Seles now faces unseeded Erika De Lone, who on Barkl^ lost his temper Ibeaday STAN OZIMEK as San Antonio ro u ^ Orlando for its ninth consecutive This is Smith’s first trip to the written by Dinah Shore for Alcott’s FHA • \A • (XINVENTKINAL • M()R1GAGE INSPECTK)NS AWARD WttMNO See all the reasons why you can trust Thursday defeated Radka Zrubakova 6-4,6-4. night with 1:38 rem aining in the Celtics OIL CO. victory at home and moved back into first place in the Final Four since winning It all in newly published golfing book. ASK FOR A COMPLETE HOME SURVEY-■ NOWI BODY SHOP MANAGER your vehicle repair to us. Stop in or call. Seles and De Lone play FAlay. In the other quarter­ fourth quarter of a 98-95 overtime Vernon, C T Midwest Division, a half-game ahead of Utah. 1982. Williams was there then, too. Shore said: “It’s (the pond) full of LOAHBItREMTAL VEHCLES AVAILABLE HOST CASES final action, second-ra^ed Steffi Graf will face loss to die New Jersey Nets. His tar­ From Page 17 PHONE: 649-9240 seventh-seed Susan Sloane; third-seed Manuela Kings 116, Jazz 96: Sacramento rolled up 46 points in “I hope he has a coiqile more mud hens, mud, dudu and other 875-0876 the fourth quarter to knock visiting Utah out of first place get was a becklCT sitting in the Maleeva-Ragniere meett No. 6 seed Lori McNeil; and decades lefu” Williams said of euch. I was so happy they (Alcott COLLISION in the Midwest Division. court-level leau, but he s^t on an Rice led Miami with 19 points. Smith, who is in his 30th season at and her caddy) survived, I prom is^ Please Call For Eva Sviglerova is pitted against Julie Halard. 8-year-old girl sitting behind the Dou^as, back in the lineup after Cavaliers 102, Bullets 95: Brad Daugherty scored all North Carolina. “I have only been her that the next time six woo. I’d Current Pricing CENTER Sloane outlasted San Rmndsoo’s Ann Henricksson, missing three games because of a BUSS of his 16 points in the second half to lead Geveland over doing this for three years. There are dive into the pond instead.” 6-3t 6-1 in the only other singles match played Thursday “He was walking toward me, and sprained left ankle, had 15 assists Diesel Fuel Also Available TERMiTE CONTROL 500 W EST CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER, CT Washington, which lost for the 11th time in its last 12 a lot of things to kero track of, and Alcott’s opening round in the ISOQtknMHniwn ,iO the $225^QP0t 32i>layef tournament. I spit at him,” Barkley told llie 1^ 17 poihu, including 11 in the when I get tired, I think of Coach Pits «Mb)id ip dwnto Volumi OtoOUM THE OLDtST AND LAROS8T IN CONN. rood games. .1991 tournament gave her a two- 646-4321 Philatillpllia InquiteTi fourth quartefi ■irtllh.’*

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