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PARIS (U PI) - A suspected Libyan war­ plane bombed a civilian M M Sea airport in the capital of Chad today in apparent Location of retaliation for the French-assisted French raid on a Libyan counterattack on airstrip in rebel- rebel airfield at controlled northern QuadI Doum in northern Chad. Chad, French defense officials said. EGYPT UBYA A French defense min­ istry spokesman said a suspected Libyan war­ plane dropped a single bomb from high altitude on the airport in Ndja- mena, the capital. The Ziguey / SUDAN spokesman said a run­ way was ‘‘partially N’Djamena damaged” and would be repaired quickly. 200 miles

French news reports, CAMEROON [NTRAL quoting French defense AFRICAN sources, said the attack REPUBUC was carried out by a UPi Graphic Soviet-built Tupolov TU- 22 bomber, Libya has seven TU-22s based in northern Chad capable of pleted in 1985 and was the main making the 1,700-mile round trip Libyan support base for the rebel into the government'held south Attacks that hesan \aat lAomiav an Herald photo by Bashaw without refuelling, the defense government-held towns mainly sources said. along two key north-south high­ French Defense Minister Paul ways leading to Ndjamena, the Epifanio San Juan Jr., a University of Connecticut interview. San Juan says the political atmosphere in his Quiles said France sent 200 troops capital. former country is moving toward revolution. during the weekend to protect the professor who recently completed a booK about the It marked the first French airport but there was “ no way of Philippines, stands in his UConn office during a recent military intervention in Chad’s defending against a high-altitude 20-year-old civil war since Sep­ bombing. tember, 1984, when France with­ Since last week, French planes drew the 3,500 troops it sent in to have been flying large quantities of support Habre’s forces against a weapons and military equipment Libyan-backed rebel advance Filipino author sees change coming into the airport to support the from the north. Chadian government in its fight against Libyan-backed rebels in News reports quoting defense Bv John F. Kirch become brave and have begun to They were found not guilty last “ I was prepared to be arrested,” the north. ministry sources said France Herald Reporter demonstrate,” San Juan, who has year by a government fact-finding San Juan said. “ But then I figured The bombing came 24 hours brought together about 15 Jaguars lived in Storrs since 1967, said in a commission. out. I’m an American citizen and after French Juguar fighter- in Bangui, Central African Repub­ STORES — When Epifanio San recent interview. “ That was the Before his three-week visit to I ’m not an important problem for bombers based in Bangui, Central lic, from various African bases this Juan Jr. returned to his native time when General (Fabian C.) Manila last year, San Juan had not Marcos.” African Republic, destroyed a week to prepare for the strike. Philippines in August 1985. he Ver and 25 others were being tried been back home since the late The current political climate in Libyan-built airstrip in Wadi the Philippines impressed San They said the French-built noticed a great change in the for the death of (Benigno) Aquino. 1960s. Part of the reason, he said, Doum, 90 miles northeast of the fighter-bombers, which have a political atmosphere from the days When they were acquitted, there was because he was afraid to Juan. For centuries, Filipinos rebel .stronghold of Faya Largeau. faced starvation and oppression, flying range of 750 miles were when he was growing up in Manila. was an explosion. And when you return after openly criticizing A spokesman for the rebel refuelled in flight at least twice on and the lower and peasant classes San Juan, an English professor have the upper middle classes or Marcos in articles he wrote for the Chadian Government of National the 2.000 mile return trip to Wadi at the University of Connecticut, the wealthy criticizing Marcos, Philippine press. staged sporadic revolts. But now. Unity, known by its French acro­ San Juan said, it is the wealthier Doum. said it was the first time he could that represents a change in San Juan, 47, has also been nym GUNT. said in Paris that the Hours after the surprise raid, the classes who are finding more and remember the middle and upper atmosphere.” involved with a U.S. lobbying rebels and their allies would make official Libyan news agency JANA more wrong with a president who classes taking to the streets to Ver and the others were on trial group called Friends of the Fil­ tit-for-tat responses to any attacks appealed for “ an immediate end to has been in power since 1965. protest the rule of President for the 1983 assassination of ipino People, which has asked the on North Chad by French forces. fighting in Chad in order to allow a Ferdinand E. Marcos. Benigno Aquino, the leading oppo­ U.S. government to cut military “ GUNT once again warns the resumption of African efforts to Please turn to page 3 "The masses ... have really sition voice to the Marcos regime. and economic aid to Marcos. French government of the risks of find a peaceful solution to the internationalizing Chad‘s internal Chadian problem.” conflict with direct military inter­ JANA confirmed a French at­ vention." Abderrahman Moussa tack took place on “ a civilian said. “ With our allies, the rule of airfield in the liberated part of Aquino reiterates charges of fraud tit-for-tat will be applied each and north Chad which is under control every time it is necessary.” of the Chadian government of Bv Richard Pyle government officials and the President Reagan to the Philip­ In her statement, Mrs. Aquino Quiles said he did not expect National Unity. The Associated Press Marcos-controlled National As­ pines on a “ fact-finding mission” singled out a comment by Presi­ France to avenge today‘s attack. “ This civilian airfield is being sembly, which declared Marcos following the fraud- and violence- dent Reagan that the election had “ Reprisals are not our way of used in receiving relief supplies, M ANILA, Philippines — Co- the victor late Saturday. marred election. furnished “ heartening evidence” responding to things,” he said. food and medicine, for the famine razon Aquino, who met today with The following day, Mrs. Aquino Earlier in the day, Habib had of a continuing Filipino commit­ “ French intentions are not warlike victims in northern Chad.” it said. U.S. diplomatic troubleshooter called for nationwide protest been received by Marcos at ment to the democratic process. or bellicose. We moved to protect French defense ministry sources Philip Habib, objected to any strikes and boycotts to begin the Malacanang Palace for two hours, The Aquino statement said that in Chad at their president’s request.’* said. French planes have been American action that could lend first working day after Marcos’ but no details of the session were reality the election involved “ a Quiles said the French raid delivering arms and supplies to legitimacy to President Ferdinand Feb. 26 inauguration. She also iminediately di.sclosed. persecuted people clinging on the Sunday was ordered bxiLresident Ndjamena during the past few E. Marcos’s election victory over called upon the Philippine military Mrs. Aquino’s headquarters ballot boxes for their lives against Francois Mitterrand at the request days and about 200 French troops her. and police to disobey orders that issued a statement in which she a government determined to tram­ of Chadian President Hissene were brought in to guard the 1032 Mrs. Aquino contends she won were “ unjust.” said Filipinos “ expect the under­ ple all over their rights.” Habre, whose troops held off six airport. They were the first French the Feb. 7 special presidential Mrs. Aquino. 53, met for an hour standing and support of the friends days of attacks across a cease fire soldiers stationed in Chad since the CASE 1984 troop withdrawal. •643-4036 election, but was thwarted by today with Habib, dispatched by of democracy everywhere.” Please turn to page 10 line by Libyan and rebel forces. GOP tries innovations TODAY’S HERALD to defeat Biii O’Neiii Workers strike index Over 13,000 United Steelworkers 20 pages, 2 sacllons went on a nationwide strike today By Judd Everhart used for television advertising for against the nation’s four largest The Associated Press the winner of the expected Sep­ 17 can manufacturers after rejecting R i i e i n A < c 1A tember primary. offers of year-end bonuses in place Peter W. Gold, executive direc­ 1R -90 HARTFORD — Connecticut Re­ of an increase in hourly wages. An r iA m ir e publicans. desperate to make 1986 tor of the Republican State Central American Can spokesman said all ft the first year in 16 that they win the Committee, said $50,000 has al­ the companies wanted separate P.nnnArtIriit 7 a governor’s office, are planning two ready been raised. contracts in place of the industry­ pntArtAinnriAr^t 17 f t new tacks this year to generate “ It’ll be for the winner” of the wide agreements. Story on page 4. F n r n f t 1A extra publicity for themselves. primary. Gold said, to be spent on 1 n ra i nA\A/« First is the novel GOP plan to commercials between the primary 1 n t t A r y 9 stage a series of regional spring and Election Day, If there is to be Freezing rain nhitiiflriA« in primaries for the four announced no primary — that is, if one Occasional freezing drizzle or A candidates for the Republican candidate shuts out the others at freezing rain likely tonight, except 0 gubernatorial nomination, with the July nominating convention — P A P p l A occasional drizzle or rain likely l l . l i ; unaffiliated voters invited to take the money could be used imme­ south coast. A chance of freezing 5 ^ p n rtA part. diately after the convention and up drizzle or freezing rain Tuesday TAlAviftiAn 17 The second is an effort, begun in continuing into the morning. De­ 1 1 C AW nrIrt a 1. January, to raise $300,000 to be .Please turn to page 10 tails on page 2. Weather 2 t - MANCHKSTKH HKHAl.D. Monday, Feb 17, 1986 WEATHER Extended outlook Extended outlook for New England Wednesday through Friday; Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Cloudy Wednesday. Chance of rain or snow Thursday. Partly cloudy Friday. Overnight lows in the 20s. Highs in the 40s Wednesday, 30s to lower 40s Thursday and Friday. New Hampshire: Fair Wednesday, except for a chance of rain or snow extreme south. Chance of snow north and rain or snow south Thursday. Fair north and chance of rain or snow south Friday. Highs in the upper 20s to mid 30s north and mid 30s to lower 40s south. Lows 10 to 20 north and teens to lower 20s south. Maine: Fair Wednesday. Fair north and chance of snow or rain south Thursday and Friday. Highs in the mid 20s to lower 30s north and 30 to 40 south. Lows 5 to 15 north and teens to lower 20s south. Vermont: Unsettled through the period. Chance of rain or snow Wednesday and Thursday.

Today’s forecast UPl photo Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Today In history Today: Occasional snow accumulating 1 to 3 inches Your snowman may disappear before changing to occasional freezing drizzle or In 1976, President Gerald Ford named George Bush freezing rain. Rain along the south coast in the director of the Central Intelligence Agency. Bush is afternoon. Highs in the 30.s. Tonight: Occasional Today: Occasional snow, accumulating an inch or two before changing shown in a 1976 file photo. to occasional freezing drizzle or freezing rain. High near 32. Wind light freezing drizzle or freezing rain likely, except occasional drizzle or rain likely south coast. Sunday night's snow was northeast. Tonight: Occasional freezing drizzle or freezing rain likely Foggy. Lows 30 to 35. Tuesday: A chance of not needed to close with fog. Low in the upper 20s. Wind light northeast. Chance of freezing drizzle or freezing rain continuing into the school, but Children on precipitation 60 percent. Tuesday: Cloudy with a chance of freezing morning. Otherwise a chance of drizzle or rain. Almanac vacation for President’s drizzle continuing into Wednesday morning, then ^chance of drizzle or Highs 35 to 45. Day took advantage of rain. Drawing by Priscilla Maglieri, 10, of 26 Amy Drive, East Hartford, a Vermont: Light snow north Monday. Snow tapering off to occasional freezing drizzle south. Today is Monday, Feb. 17. the became vice-president. their free time today to get In 1817, Baltimore became the fourth-grader at Saint James School. High from 20s to low 30s. A little snow or freezing 48th day of 1986 with 317 to follow. in some winter fun. At far first U.S. city with gas-burning drizzle likely Monday night north. Cloudy and Today is officially George Wa­ shington’s Birthday, a federal street lights. left, Jimmy Hosier of Oak foggy with drizzle, freezing in spots south. Low in holiday. In 1972, President Richard Nixon Street gets a ride from 29 @ the 20s. Mostly cloudy and milder Tuesday with a The moon is moving away from left for Peking, a trip that Kenny Chappell of Birch chance of drizzle, freezing at first. High in the 30s to SEATTLE its last quarter. eventually resulted in establish­ Street on Spruce Street near 40. The morning stars are Mars and ment of diplomatic relations be­ Maine: Increasing cloudiness Monday with snow Saturn. tween Washington and the commu­ t ♦ this morning. At ieft, Mary developing in the southwest and a chance of snow The evening stprs are Mercury. nist government of China. McKeon of West Hartford central and southeast. A few inches likely in the Venus and Jupiter. In 1976. President Gerald Ford heips brush away the southwest. Highs in the teens north to 20s south. Those born on this date are under named George Bush director of the fluffy white stuff from her Occasional snow or freezing drizzle likely south Central Intelligence Agency. the sign of Aquarius. They include parents’ sidewalk on Bi­ 29.77 and chance of snow north Monday night. Lows mail order retailer Aaron Montgo­ In 1985, 58-year-old retired mostly in the teens. A chance of snow far north mery Ward in 1843; engraver autoworker-barber Murray Hay- gelow Street. Down the SAN FRANCISCO Tuesday with occasional snow or freezing drizzle Frederick Ives in 1856; American don of Louisville, Ky., received the road, one of 18 town likely central and some drizzle or freezing drizzle novelist Dorothy Canfield Fisher world’s third permanent artificial highway department in 1878; Texas oil Millionaire H.L. heart. likely south/ Highs in the 20s north to 30s south. trucks on the road this LOS ANGELES New Hampshire: Snow developing south and Hunt in 1889; singer Marion Anderson in 1902 (age 84); Mar­ morning clears snow chance of ^now north Monday. One to three inches A thought for the day: President garet Truman Daniel, daughter of LOWEST accumulation south. Highs in the teens and 20s. George Washington said, “ Few from Bigelow Street and President Harry Truman, in 1924 TEMPERATURES Occasional light snow or freezing drizzle likely men have virtue to withstand the puts down some sand to south Monday night and some light snow likely (age 62). and actors Hal Holbrook in 1925 (age 61) and Alan Bates in highest bidder.” improve traction. north. Lows in the teens north to 20s south. 1934 (age 52). Occasional light snow or freezing drizzle likely north and some freezing drizzle or drizzle south Now you know On this date in history: Herald photos by Pinto Tuesday. Highs in the 20s north to 30s south. In 1801, the House of Representa­ President Thomas Jefferson, tives chose Thomas Jefferson as who loved food and excelled in. ( ^ / / ^ SM O W eW S^ FLOW Across the nation third president of the United cooking, is credited with introduc­ UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST ® States. Aaron Burr, who tied with ing spaghetti, waffles and ice Snow will fall from the Pacific Northwest to Jefferson in the Electoral College, cream to America. Manchester/Area Montana with scattered snow showers in the Philippine changes Book chronicles seeds mountains of Wyoming and Colorado. A mixture of Towns In National forecast rain, freezing rain, sleet and snow will occur across Lottery New York and southern and central New England. of unrest In Islands During early Tuesday, rain is possible along the Mid to Northern Rain will prevail from the central Pacific Coast Robot, boa come to llling drastic for native to lower elevations of the central Rockies. Showers in New England; Gifted children from aroiind the state will have opportunities to STORRS — On the last day of “ This book is not written for Atlantic Coast region and the Central Intermountain region. Snow is and thunderstorms will be scattered over the Tri-state daily: 009, 1007 possible in northern New England. Rain is forecast for parts of the Connecticut daily meet a robot, pat a boa constrictor and create a dance or song at Continued from page 1 Aquino is talking about these his life, poet Jose Rizal called money, but to educate people,” central Gulf Coast with rainshowers extending Tristate lotto: 7-17-18-20-22-33 (problems), then people don’t have the Philippines the “ Pearl of the San Juan said. Pacific Coast states. Elsewhere the weather will be fair. across portions of the Tennessee and Ohio valleys. Saturday: 486 Rhode Island daily: 8856 an all-day workshop March 1 at llling Junior High School. Perhaps the biggest political to whisper about them any more.” Orient Sea.” The book, which San Juan “ Lot-O-Bucks” : 9-12-18-34-37 The Connecticut Association for the Gifted’s sixth annual The description came in his Play Four: 1677 workshop will offer a variety of learning experiences for children change came with the emergence According to San Juan, Presi­ started writing in 1972, deals Massachusetts daily: 2920 poem, “ Mi Ultimo Adios,” (My with the country’s government, 5 years old and up, as well as programs for their parents. of Corazon C. Aquino — the wife of dent Reagan’s latest remarks other numbers drawn Saturday “ Megabucks’” 5-6-8-17-28-29 about America’s neutrality toward Final Farewell), written in 1896, its people and its religion. But Workshops for children 5 to 8 will be from 9 to 11:30 a.m ., while the slain Aquino — who opposed the election will only add to the the day before Rizal was most important to San Juan is workshops for children 8 and older will be from 1 to 3:30 p.m. Marcos in the Feb. 7 election, which was marked by massive confusion being experienced in the executed by the then-Spanish the book’s emphasis on culture In the morning, Cathy Cyr-Sinicrope. a consultant for gifted Philippines. colonial authorities of the — the arts, music and and talented education, will address the questions of younger fraud. PEOPLE The election gave some Filipinos “ The problem when you say Philippines. literature. F gifted children. Sherry Earle, past president of the CAG, will talk hope for change, San Juan said. you’re neutral,” San Juan said, “ is His execution prompted a “That’s my specialty,” he to parents of older children on creating a balance between home But it could also serve to bring that, as long as Marcos is in power, nationalist revolution that said. “ I consider myself a Lincoln Center branch library has adopted and school. about even more discontent since it that allows him to maintain helped the Philippine people student of the cultural process, Movies on broadway Fridge chiiis Lauper some lions of its own. Twenty-one “ lions” of Members of the CAG board will be available to discuss the now appears that Marcos will do business as usual. They (the U.S. gain their independence in 1898 the interaction of societies and O organization and its efforts to pass legislation that requiring anything to keep the presidency, government) should tell Marcos after almost 300 years of Span­ culture.” the performing arts — including Danny Robert De Niro will star as a drug dealer in William “ The Refrigerator” Perry doesn’t ish rule. Now, 87 years later, Kaye, Rex Harrison, Beverly Sills and Neil programming for gifted students in Connecticut.,, The March 1 he said. that the game is over.” While the release of San a New York stage version of ‘‘Cuba and his think Cyndi Lauper is cool. The Chicago Filipinos threaten to revolt Simon — will be honored Feb. 26. Guitarist workshop, called. “ Minds in Motion,” is a fund raiser for the “ There are still a lot of people, But the American government Juan’s book was not timed for Teddy Bear.” starting April 15. His co-stars Bears' defensive tackle and media pheno­ C CAG’s lobbying activities and educational programs. especially in the middle class, who sees things differently. For years, again — this time against one of the Philippine presidential elec­ Andres Segovia will perform at the library’s are Ralph Macchio from ‘‘The Karate Kid" menon says he was offered a movie role the U.S. military has operated two their own. tions on Feb. 7, its subject is now Bruno Walter Auditorium, followed by For more information, call Debby LaBarre, 646-5123. feel elections can bring change.” as his teenage son and Bert Young, the lazy playing Lauper’s bodyguard. “ I read the bases — Clark Air Base and the Epifanio San Juan Jr., a more timely than ever. cocktails and a dinner. Each “ lion” will be San Juan said. “ Now if this brother-in-law in the “ Rocky” movies, as the script but I don’t care for her, really,” Perry U election disappoints them, they Subic Bay Naval Base — on the Filipino turned American citi­ presented with a golden lion’s head medal­ As more Filipinos attack boy‘s godfather. Two other familiar movie told People magazine. “ And I didn’t want to Elderly care Is topic will then go to other ways (for Pacific coast of the Philippines. zen and an English professor at lion and will be the guest of honor at a table Marcos for “ buying” the presid­ figures. Alan Arkin and Mark Hamill, are go out to California and stay no seven days to change).” Those bases, San Juan said, give the University of Connecticut, hosted by a patron who has contributed A March 1 program at Manchester Memorial Hospital on Marcos leverage against the U.S. has been predicting such a ency by influencing the vote getting good reviews for their off-Broadway be in a movie. I’d rather go back home and The other ways include revolt, count, San Juan believes Ameri­ $10,000 to the library. Hosts for the evening, s emergency care of elderly people will focus on giving providers a the subject of the English profes­ because they are considered vital revolution since 1972. when work in a revival of ‘‘Room Service” about spend my time fishing.” which is expected to raise $200,000 for the better understanding of the special needs of elderly people. President Ferdinand E. Marcos cans are more aware of what is Broadway‘s heyday. The New York Times sor’s latest book, “ Crisis in the to America’s national security in library, include the Gordon Gettys and Emergency medical technicians, paramedics, emergency imposed martial law on the happening in his former home praised Arkin for his “ speedy and resource­ The First President Philippines — ^The Making of a the region. nurses and physicians, home care nurses, social workers, elderly Philippines. than ever before. ful direction” and smart casting. Hamill television’s Norman Lear. Other performing Today is the holiday commemorating the birth of Revolution.” “ Marcos is clever. If America Literary lions outreach workers, primary care physicians, police officers and His latest book, called “ Crisis further sheds his “ Star Wars” persona, “ lions” include Marvin Hamlisch, Hume George Washington, the ninth President of the United Friday, as the government- talks about cutting aid, he just The problem, he said, is that fire personnel will be among those attending. The program, mentions the bases,” San Juan in the Philippines — The Mak­ putting on “ the evening‘s happiest surprise” The main branch of the New York Public Cronyn and Jessica Tandy, writer Garson controlled vote counters in Manila the U.S. government seems to Kanin, choreographer Agnes de Mille and States. That’s right, George was NOT the first Presi­ which is being sponsored by the Manchester Kiwanis Club, will rallied up what was called an said, leaning back in his chair and ing of a Revolution,” was in the role Groucho Marx played in the movie Library has long been known for the stone finished last year. Although its be more concerned with its two directors Sidney Lumet and Hal Prince. dent; John Hanson was. Hanson played a crucial role run from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. “ unbeatable lead” for Marcos, the laughing. military bases there than with version of “ Room Service.” lions that flank its main entrance but now the San Juan predicted that the is not yet on the bookshelves, its ii. getting the Continental Congress to pass the Articles Registration can be made by sending $15 per person payable to country’s Roman Catholic bishops the people of the Philippines. the Manchester Kiwanis Club to the Emergency Department or denounced the election as “ unpar­ people of the Philippines will pages predict a revolution in a of Confederation. He later became the first “ President country that has been in the Administrative Offices, Manchester Memorial Hospital, 71 alleled in fraudulence.” strike, businesses will close for “ The book’s conclusions are. Davis speaks out of the United States in Congress assembled.” Seven grips of Marcos since 1965. Haynes St. For more information, call 646-1222, extension 2313. In the wake of Marcos’ victory, weeks, and the communist move­ as long as the U.S government Patti Davis says the quickest way to get other men presided over this Congress before the the bishops, along with Aquino, ment that has blossomed in the “ It’s an academic book.” San considers the military bases as her to do something “ is tell me not to do it,” current Constitution was ratified. have called for a “ non-violent countryside will continue to grow. Juan said during a recent the most important thing, then which has caused some conflict with her CPR teaching courses offered struggle for justice,” and Sunday interview in his office at UGonn. more and more Filipinos will DO YOU KNOW — In what year did the current U.S. Someday. Marcos will die. San “ It’s not meant to be a popular parents. President and Mrs. Reagan. 600,000 people turned out for a rally Juan said, and when he does, the realize the U.S. government is Constitution go into effect? The Connecticut Valley East branch of the American Red in the country’s capital. book.” not concerned with their wel­ Davis. 33, who took her mother’s maiden country will have its greatest The book should be out in the name, also says in the Feb. 24 issue of People Cross is offering an instructor-level cardiopulminary resuscita­ Despite the outcome of the chance for change. It all depends fare.” San Juan said. “ Not only FRIDAY’S ANSWER — Cupid is armed with a bow and tion course for people now certified. election. San Juan said Aquino’s next few weeks, he said. It is 280 will the U.S. (eventually) lose magazine that she wanted to be poor as a on what the military does and how pages long, and will cost $14.95 child. arrow to strike love into the unsuspecting. 'The course is scheduled to begin March 6 at the Manchester candidacy might have done the the people react to it, he said. the bases there, but they will in paperback, $25 in hardback. lose any sense of belief in the “ At some point when I was growing up. I Red Cross office. Participants must be at least 17 years old and country some good. For the first time since 1969. San As for San Juan, he plans to stay Initial royalties will go to the United States that many middle wanted to be poor because I thought poor have a valid CPR certificate. The cost is $15. For more A Newspaper in Education Program Juan said, Marcos was faced with in the U.S. and watch develop­ publisher. San Juan said, so he class and upper class people people were more real,” she said. information, call 643-5111. Sponsored by a viable opposition candidate. He ments in his homeland from afar. doesn’t expect to make much have now.” Davis, married to yoga instructor Paul The Manchester Herald said Aquino would have been the From his fourth-floor office in money on it. But that doesn’t Grilley, 27, said it was a catharsis to write Bolton store robbed winner if it wasn’t for mass fraud. UConn’s humanities building. San seem to worry him. His main San Juan has written other “ Home Front,” the “ candidly autobiogra­ “ Aquino represents all the op­ Juan has time to think and write. concern, he said, is to bring an books and articles about the phical" novel that talks about conflicts BOLTON — A Bolton Notch convenience store was robbed of pressed people,” San Juan said. Among his papers and books, he awareness of the Philippines to Philippines, most of which have between the fictional daughter of a Califor­ over $63 Saturday night by an unknown man who later fled on “ A certain level of political aware­ looks out his window at the the American people. appeared in his native country. nia governor and her parents. foot, state police said this morning. ness was spread out more. If snow-covered campus. “ I realized running away from circum­ Manchester Herald Police said $63.51 was taken from the cash register at the stances as I did for so long is not the ansy/er,’ ’ Cumberland Farms store in the Bolton Plaza on Route 44. No one she said. was injured and a weapon was not used in the 10; 30p.m. incident, state police said. Area groups plan strategy on Marcos aid USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 117 A clerk was alone in the store when a man entered and demanded the money, police said. State police did not provide a PubOthed daily except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 MILFORD (UPl) - More than necessary from Filipinos and based in i\ew Vork City, will be Marcos and defeated opposition description of the suspect, but they said their investigation is and certain holldaya by the Man- weekly, $6.50 for one month. $10.25 150 Filipinos and Americans will Americans so President Reagan among the featured speakers at candidate Corazon C. Aquino, the Glimpses cheater Publlahing Co., lOBrainard lor three months, $36.50 for six continuing. develop a strategy for urging will not send support to the Marcos the conference, Chen said wife of the slain leader Benigno Place. Manchester, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 for one year. The store’s area supervisor, Kenneth Hill, said this morning regime in the Philippines,” Chen New London attorney Premipivo Aquino, will attend the conference. Elizabeth Ray, the Washington secretary Second claaa postage paid at Man- Mail rates are available on request. President Reagan to halt U.S. aid the clerk was very frightened by the theft. He said the last time a said Sunday. deLeon. a Filipino: a group of “ A lot of this movement is being whose lack of typing skills and affair with chsater, Conn. POSTMASTER: to the Marcos regime in the Send address changes to the Man­ robbery occurred at the store was in 1983. Philippines during a conference “ We hope the people who have students from Yale University; supported by concerned citizens, Rep. Wayne Hays led to his downfall, is still chester Herald, P.O. Box 991, Man­ Hill said some changes in securityare being considered, but he tonight, a spokeswoman says been murdered while calling for and several other people from the not only in the Milford area where I pursuing an acting career. She is enrolled in To place a claaallled or display chester, Conn. 00040. advertisemant, or to rsport a news did not say what these were. A committee of Filipinos and democracy will not have died in Boston. Mass., and New York City am, but all over Massachusetts the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Item, story or picture idea, call 643- Americans who say they support vain,” she said. areas are also expected to attend and New York.” she said. UPl photo New York ... A 27-year-old man obsessed GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 2711. Office hours are 6:30 a.m. to 5 democracy in the Philippines will The participants plan to organ­ the conference sponsored by the “ I am so glad to know that a lot of with Brooke Shields was fined $620 and you don't receive your Herald by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Town ends bus service meet at 7 p.m. at the Milford ize a future demonstration outside Filipino-American Association of the Filipinos that are here in What do the students at St. Vincent College in Latrobe, Penn., do with 10 sentenced to five years on probation for p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Satur­ the White House, Chen said. Connecticut, Chen said. America are very concerned about day, please telephone your carrier. BOLTON — The weekly shopping bus service for senior Holidqyjnn to discuss plans for an trying to break into her Hayworth, N.J.. Rep. Bruce Morrison. D-Conn.; The political implications result­ the welfare of their native Philli- inches of snow on the ground and temperatures in the teens? Have a beach II you’re unable to reach your car- The Manchester Herald la a mem­ citizens offered by the town will end March 1, the selectmen’s American-based strategy, said E. home, last September. Under the terms of Mark Thompson of New Haven, ing from Ferdinand E. Marcos’ pines.” she said. party complete with 10,000 pounds of sand, sungiasses and tropical drinks. rlsr, call subscriber service at 647- ber of the Associated Press, a sub­ office has announced. The decisiop was prompted by decreased Chouk-Laik Chen, a conference the sentence Mark Ronald Bailey must 9046 by 6 p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m. scriber to United Press Interna­ spokeswoman. who was an observer during the victory in the recent presidential Chen is a Filipino native who ridership and funding shortages. Here, some of the 700 “beach goers” try their hand at a sand sculpture in undergo therapy, not go near the home or Saturdays lor guaranteed delivery tional news services and a mamber “ What we hope to accomplish is Philippine elections: and Frede- election will be discussed, she said. along with Morrison organized the The last shopping trip is scheduled for Feb. 27. For additional practice for the upcoming spring break. The idea of the student government Princeton University, which Shields attends, In Manchester. of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. to gather as much support as rico Makaranas. a Filipino scholar Chen said supporters of both conference. information, call 649-8743. was to help students through the cold winter weather. and he quit trying to contact her. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday Feb 17. 1986 - 5

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Bv Paul Wedet tbe airport in Savannakbet, apparently southeast of Savannakbet, which is in Laos. I n B r ie f United Press International to be used by the American team, he directly across the Mekong River from Tbe U.S. search team led by LI Col. of suspected booster parts said. Thailand. Joe Harvey, head of JCRC. will BANGKOK Thailand (UPI) - An The U.S team was scheduled to ferry A total of ,556 of the American MIAs. carefully sift through the area of the Gerber says ‘no’ to recall lifting off the pad and a sion in Washington last week. supplies and equipment to the crash site most of them Air Force personnel, are crash to recover personal effects and spurting from the same area 59 American military team arrived in S C H E N E C T A D Y . N .Y, - Gerber Products Co Lawrence Mulloy. NASA’s booster .southern Laos today to begin a second and begin work Tuesday on what was listed as missing in Laos remains of the crew. seconds into the flight says a "total overreaction” caused a super­ — iject manager, testified that The warplane wreckage to be investi­ Two explosives experts were in the Commission Chairman William U S.-Laos joint excavation ol a war­ expected to be a two-week operation, market chain to pull baby food from its shelves engineers for Morton Thiokol. gated this week is from an Air Force team to deal with unexploderi bombs CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. - P. Rogers told reporters here plane crash site .searching for Ameri­ the spokesman said. because two women reported finding slivers of which makes the booster rockets, The excavation, done join tly with Lao AC-130, code named "Spectre.” that and ammunition that might be found Before and after photographs may Friday that his panel is focusing on cans missing in action from the glass inside Gerber jars. had cautioned against a launch on was hit by a Soviet surface-to-air among the wreckage. U.S. officials determine today if wreckage spot­ the right booster but also is Vietnam War. personnel, is the second in Laos and the Price Chopper officials said the chain removed Jan. 28 because of low tempera­ third in Indochina in the past year of m issile at 3:00 a.m. during a night made a preliminary check of the crash ted on the floor of the. Atlantic examining the external fuel tank The 11-man unit from the U.S Joint the baby food from its shelves as a matter of tures that dropped to 24 degrees accelerated efforts to resolve the fates mission on March 29, 1972. site last month and said it had Ocean is part of the right booster and the cold weather on launch day Casualty Resolution Center in Hawaii policy, but another store that received a overnight and were only 38 degrees of the 2.433 MIAs still unaccounted for It plunged into the hills between the apparently been disturbed rocket that is a leading suspect in as possible causes of the disaster. reached Savannakbet. Laos, en route to telephone report of glass shards in a Gerber jar m ore than 10 years after the end of the southern Laos towns of Muang Phin and It is believed to be the sam e wreckage the explosion of spare shuttle at liftoff. He said the panel has exonerated jungle-covered foothills about 80 miles took no action because the jar was thrown away Testimony also revealed that east, where a U.S. plane crashed in 1972 Indochina conflict. Xepon. The '"Spectre” wa "a cargo searched in 1984 by anti-communist Challenger. the shuttle itself as a cause. and the report could not be verified. Rockwell International, which A similar operation last February plane converted to carry heavy wea­ Laotian g uerrillas who claim ed to have" The four-man research subma­ The fuel tank, holding nearly with 14 menaboard. a JCRCspokcsman “ Our policy in a situation like this is, when there built the shuttle, had expressed said recovered the remains of 13 crewmen pons and sophisticated electronics gear recovered the remains of three of the rine Johnson Sea-Link 2 reported 500.000 gallons of liquid hydrogen is any doubt of the safely of a product, we act reservations because of a fear that killed in another crash. 130 miles for attacks on Com munist supply routes crewmen. Sunday it had photographed com­ Two Lao helicopters were wailing at quickly to remove it from our shelves. We don’t icicles on the pad might be knocked and liquid oxygen, exploded at 73 ponents believed to be sections of know if it is an isolated incident or if there is a off by launch vibrations and seconds, eight miles high, killing the 149-foot rocket 1.200 feet deep problem," said Price Chopper spokeswoman damage the shuttle’s heat- the seven crew members, includ­ about 45 miles northeast of Cape ing New Hampshire schoolteacher Joanne Gage. She had notified Gerber and federal Canaveral resistent tiles. officials about a 4'A-ounce jar of strained peaches The commission was told by Christa McAuliffe. Soviet vessel Meanwhile, a reliable source, returned to the store Tuesday by a Schenectady Jesse Moore, NASA’s shuttle di­ In a statement issued in Wa­ speaking on condition he not be mother claiming she found small pieces of glass rector. however, that when it came shington Saturday, Rogers said the identified, said warnings before in.side the jar. liftoff that Challenger might not time to launch, everyone, includ­ commission had concluded the reverses call have been safe prompted a presi­ ing the contractors, agreed that decision to launch the shuttle dential commission to say the t h e temperatures were ’’may have been flawed’’ and Rebels use stamp for cause decision to launch "m ay have been acceptable. asked N ASA not to perm it any of fla w e d .” Mulloy said the Morton Thiokol those involved in the decision to for assistance WASHINGTON — Angolan rebel leader Jonas UPI photo In Washington National Aero­ engineers had been concerned the take part in the agency’s own Savimbi has found a way to publicize his cause and appeal to stamp collectors at the same time nautic and Space Administration low temperatures might degrade investigation of the accident. WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) - A Soviet with a set of "Freedom" stamps marketed by a Vigil ends In victory spokesman Charles Redmond said the seals intended to prevent hot “ The commission statement was cruise liner carrying 739 people sent a distress Florida millionaire. lhat NASA general manager Philip gases from leaking through rocket message after slamming into rocks, but then radioed not very clear,” said agency "This set of stamps may be the most important Rabbi Abraham Weiss, third from left, tion Sunday by a Jewish organization E. Culbertson was relieved of his segments. that it needed no help even as it was sinking in storm y spokesman Dave Garrett in Wa­ event in the entire history of stamp coilecling joyously breaks a "prisoner of con­ outside the Soviet diplomatic residence duties in a move tied to the shuttle shington. “ We don’t know whether seas, two New Zealand ship captains said. NASA PHOTOS disclose a puff of because it is the first stamp to be issued by” the in Riverdale, N.Y. The Shcharansky disaster. it’s talking about five people, 100 science" bracelet bearing the name of sm oke near a seal on the right Evacuated by lifeboats and a small, armada ol rebels who have been fighting Angola’s Marxist people or hundreds of people ’’ released Soviet dissident Anatoly Square sign was erected at the site. “I WOULDN’T say he’s been booster rocket as rhallenger is ships, all passengers and crewmembers of the government. Marc Rousso owner of the Shcharansky during a victory celebra­ dismissed. " Redmond said “How­ 20 oon-ton M ikhail Lerm ontov were accounted for International Stamp Exchange Corp of Miami ever. the responsibilities of his job today except a 34-year-old Soviet seaman missing and Beach. Fla., said in an interview. have been altered significantly.” believed to have drowned between decks, search and Patriotic philatelists can start buying the first The weekend move was an effort Steelworkers strike rescue officials said $15 set of four stamps on Feb. 28. Each bears a aramatic representation of the struggle of to streamline operations in the The Leningrad-based ship was heading north in the S av im b i’s Nationwt Union fortheTotal Independ­ Tylenol case spurs official wake of the Jan. 28 accident that scenic Maibnrough Sounds area of New Zealand’s destroyed Challenger and killed its 4 largest can makers South Island on Sunday when it ran into rocks that ence of Angola, or UNITA. One stamp shows Savimbi in his uniform with seven-member crew. Redmond holed the hull and knocked its engines out of his quotation: "There are no weapons in the world said. commission, the Search and Rescue Service said. NASA spokesman George Diller BAL HARBOUR. Fla (AP) - Inc., with 6,000 Steelworkers on its with the capacity to forever stop the will of the to demand ban on capsules payroll: American Can Co., with The 580-foot liner, with a 12 degree list, then drifted said the photographs of the wreck­ About 13,300 United Steelworkers people.” 4,500 union members, and Crown into harbor at Port Gore where rescue officials said distribution center two weeks as when a patient is unable to age will be compared today with went on a nationwide strike today Bv Andrew Blum Cork & Seal Co., with 600 USW the captain tried to beach it But the ship drifted back apart last year, but investigators swallow pills. If that is not pictures of the rocket taken before against the nation’s four largest United Press International m embers. offshore where it sank in 100 feci of water emphasized the possibility of tam­ possible, he suggested capsules be the Jan. 28 launching that ended in can manufacturers after rejecting Fishermen’s strike goes on management offers of $400 year- N E W Y O R K - T h etop official in pering during distribution was sold from behind counters or be tragedy with the deaths of the None of the representatives for UPI photo The crippled vessel sent a distress call at 6 p.m. For NEW BEDFORD. Mass. — A strike by end bonuses in place of an increase the county where cyanide-laced only a theory. made more tamper-resistant. seven crew members any of the companies could be almost two hours, it then radioed lhat it was heading fishermen at the nation’s richest fishing port in hourly wages. Jean-Claude Duvalier would arrive in Tylenol killed a woman and a Bruce Bendish. a Westchester Johnson & Johnson Chairman The submarine's floodlights il­ reached early today. But Jack A group of anti-Duvalier Haitians under its own power to Port Gore, at the northern tip of continued for a 53rd day today with little hope for The union began officially pul­ second tainted bottle was found prosecutor appearing with Jam es Burke, whose company lost luminated the murky water, which Hildner. a spokesman for Ameri­ demonstrate outside the Air France New York from France. News reports South Island. The first rescue ship, arriving nearly a resolution of the their dispute soon. ling its members out of about 75 has called for a ban on capsule O ’ Rourke said it would be "p re ­ $250 million pulling Tylenol off the had hampered previous efforts by can Can, said Sunday that they all from Haiti said the U.S. intervened to bar two hours after the mayday call, found passengers "Things are just on hold,” said Mike Hall, a m arket a fic r «pven unsolved cya­ plants across the country at 3 a.m. wanted separate contracts with building at Kennedy Airport Sunday forms of non-prescription drugs m ature " to guess how cyanide was smaller robot submersibles to Duvalier from the country. being lowered into lifeboats. spokesman for the Seafarers International nide deaths in 1982 in the Chicago locate the rocket. Sonar images the union in place of the industry­ after reports that former President before a "lunatic" strikes again placed in the bottles one from a lot Minutes earlier, USW local pres­ Capt. John Reedman of the liquified natural gas Union. produced in Pennsylvania and the area gaveO’Rourke’ssuggestions earlier had indicated the booster idents voted 57-38 to turn down an wide agreements that had pre­ Westchester County Executive tanker Tarihiko said his ship picked up the distress Some 700 fishermen have been on strike since other in Puerto Rico mixed reviews parts might be in that area. industry pattern-setting contract vailed for decades. Andrew O’Rourke made the prop­ call, but lhat the Mikhail Lermontov then signaled Dec. 27 in a dispute with the Seafood Producers Elsroth died Feb 8 after taking He said putting Tylenol behind Officials said recovery of the offer by National Can Corp . the osal Sunday as investigators re­ ’The companies don’t believe marine radio in Wellington that it did not require Association of New Bedford over how the capsules from a bottle of Tylenol counters would "deprive the public parts will be tricky, because of the third largest of the four companies viewed storage, distribution and we’ll take them on, despite their assistance. proceeds of catches are divided and how crews purchased at a supermarket in of the freest system in the world. " poor visibility and strong currents. State Department’s actions with about 2,200 Steelw orkers on employee records of Johnson & being profitable.” Steelworkers are hired. Bronxville, N Y. The next Thurs­ But he said banning capsules was a The Sea-Link 2. a private vessel Reedman said he gave orders to continue sailing to Johnson maker of the painkiller, its payroll. Vice President Leon Lynch said Negotiations broke down several weeks ago day. a second triple-sealed bottle possibility and added that efforts just Saturday joined four NASA the scene anyway, and was the first ship to arrive. and prepared to visit the Fort today. 'But we’re not accepting when both sides submitted what they said were with cyanide-laced capsules was to make capsules more tamper- ships and a Navy salvage vessel in The three other companies also Washington. Pa . plant where the any retreat.” The captain of another vessel that took part in the their final offers and refused to negotiate further. found at a store just blocks away. resistant were underway. the search for Challenger's debris struck by the union are Continental Tylenol that killed Diane Elsroth. keep Duvalier out of U.S. rescue flotilla John Brew of the rail ferry Arabura. But since then most oftheboatsin the 250-vessel Following the discovery, the “Our hunch is that (there was) on the ocean floor. More than 13 23. was produced said he was also told by radio that the Mikhail fleet have gone back to work Hall said the union Food and Drug Administration tampering after the plant but we Ions of wreckage from the 123-ton accept the former Haitian French government to find a Lerm ontov did not want help despite the m ayday call. has signed contracts with 42 independent boat issued a nationwide warning have no proof." said Burke, whose spacecraft has been recovered, PARIS (UPI) — Former Haitian "This certainly beats just sitting President-for-life. country that will accept him. So owners. The association, meanwhile, claims against Tylenol use and sales of firm has stopped capsule produc­ most of it found floating. President Jean-Claude Duvalier Marine radio operators said other vessels respond­ around waiting for this lunatic to WEIGHT WATCHERS* Both the French Foreign Minis­ far, there’s been no country that many union members have gone back to 'work Tylenol capsules were banned in 18 tion and offered a $100,000 reward "Some people raised red flags was booked on a flight to New ing to the distress signal were also told no help was strike again. " O'Rourke said on try and the U.S. Embassy in Paris has stepped forward" under the terms of the association’s final offer. states and Washington, D C. Fif­ in the case. about the safety of the vehicle, York, but U.S. officials said he needed. ABC’s "This Week With David denied any knowledge a booking Government-owned Radio The association only represents about 32 boats teen states advised against selling FDA Commissioner Frank especially the seals in the solid would not be allowed in the country New Zealand Prime Minister David Lange hailed Brinkley " "It's happened twice France International, quoting po­ directly but usually sets the standard for the rest the product Italy Saturday be­ Young said no action should be rocket boosters." said the source and the reservation was canceled, was made for Duvalier and his the rescue as a “ remarkable achievement,” but said a We don't learn from history only lice sources in Talloires, said of the boats came the first foreign country to taken until more in .known. He of the commission's finding that news reports said. fam ily preliminary inquiry had been set up to establish the because people are dumb. " officials were instructed to wake ban Tylenol, called the scare a "one in a hilljon" perhaps Challenger should not The incident, reported on slate- cause of the sinking ’and determine if the Mikhail On Sunday, the State Depart­ up Duvalier early Sunday and pul Johnson & Johnson has con­ O'Rourke urged that non­ event, noting 1 billion bottles of the have been launched. owned radio Sunday, highlights the Lermontov's captain, Vladislav Vorodber, had been ment sent a clear warning to him on a plane to Paris, but the firmed both tainted bottles passed prescription drugs in capsules only drug were sold since the 1982 The source did not identify those problem of finding an exile home negligent. Portugal has civilian leader D uvalie r that he would not be orders were canceled at the last through the same Pennsylvania be sold in cases of necessity — such deaths. who had misgivings, whether they for "Baby Doc" Duvalier. who fled welcomed in the United States. minute. Lange said the inquiry needed to resolve "concerns LISBON, Portugal — In a stunning political were NASA or contractor person­ from H aiti in the wake of months of U.S. Embassy spokesman Phil Prime Minister Laurent Fabius expressed about the need for an earlier warning, comeback, former Socialist prime minister nel, or what specifically the protest against his regime Brown said D uvalier could not said Sunday Duvalier was unwel­ complications over (the) request for assistance." Mario Soares has become Portugal’s first civilian .concerns were. Duvalier, his wife and two enter the United States because he come in France and that Foreign which he termed "things which from preliminary head of state in 60 years by narrowly winning a Appearing before the commis­ President walks tightrope children, who left Haiti Feb. 7 for does not havethe required visa and Minister Rolajd Dumas told U.S. reports are disquieting." runoff presidential election. France, had been booked on Air would not be granted one. officials France would accept him He said the Soviet ship’s captain and senior officers Soares immedately sought Sunday to defuse a polarized electorate. France flight 077 leaving at mid­ "The State Department has said temporarily and "if no solution is from the 330-member crew would remain in "I will not be the president of one party or of the day Sunday, but the reservations he would be inadmissable to the found, it would be normal that he Wellington until the initial inquiry was complete. majority that elected me but of all the For were canceled shortly before the United States as an undesireable return to the United States.” The Mikhail Lermontov’s 409 passengers, many of over handling of Marcos Portuguese, seeking to unite them,” Soares said. plane took off for New York. alien," Brown said. “He has not Duvalier and the more than 20 them elderly Australians and New Zealanders, were Black History Month Soares, a three-time prime minister and come or take punitive action, such applied for a visa, but the State members of his entourage who fled taken from lifeboats aboard rescue craft and brought By Norman D. Sandler tions, but stopped well short of He has been staying with his defender of Portugal’s role in NATO and the threatening any m ajor shift in L'.S. as a cutoff of aid. against the at Manchester Department has said they would Haiti aboard a U.S. m ilitary plane to Wellington 35 miles across Cook Strait from Port United Press International family and entourage in the European Community, rallied a divided left to policy toward the Philippines, Marcos government not grant him one. spent their ninth day Sunday Gore. Community College ! French Alps town of Talloires defeat Christian Democrat Diogo Freitas Am­ In private senioradministration Officials acknowledged that po- INTRODUCING "They point out that his security secluded in 4he luxurious Hotel de Efforts to rescue people from lifeboats were WASHINGTON - President : while France andtheUnitedStates aral, a former foreign minister. officials sought to keep alive the sitincould be undermined by an could not be guaranteed and there I’Abbaye in Talloires. hampered by darkness driving rain and 15 mph Reagan is standing by Philippine search the world for a country that With more than 98 percent of precincts notion that the L’nited States might outbreak of political violence, a is an expradition treaty between Fabius said Duvalier’s bid for winds. President Ferdinand Marcos, but • will take them. reporting, Soares had 3,000.663 votes, or 51 4 take further steps to pressure government crackdown on the the United States and Haiti which refugee status in France would Some elderly women wept with relief as they were at a distance intended to signal News reports said French offi­ percent of the total, to 2.841,054 votes, or 48.6 Marcos into an accommodation Aquino-led opposition or a refusal he would be subject to,” Brown likely be turned down because the wrapped in blankets and given cups of coffee by displeasure with the tainted pre- cia ls hoped to send D uvalie r to the percent, for Freitas Amaral, who conceded with the opposition forces led by by Marcos to undertake political, said. right of asylum “ is mainly for the rescue workers in Wellington. siential election and push Marcos United States, but were forced to defeat. toward political compromise challenger Corazon Aquino economic and military reforms change plans when State Depart­ He said the United States was persecuted and he is more of a Ten people were hospitalized with minor injuries. Chief Police Inspector Owen Dowse said. Veering from the careful line he “ No one said that statement was As a result, administration ment officials said they would not "still working closely with the persecutor.” toed in theimmediateaftermathof the final word." said one senior hopes currently rest on the ability the Feb 7 balloting. Reagan official "We're dealing with an of presidential envoy Philip Habib, charged over the weekend that. evolving situation here. And our who is now in the Philippines, to "The elections were marred, by response can change with the mitigate the situation — and buy Comet makes Chilean appearance widespread fraud and violence circumstances." time for Reagan — by meeting fully predicted its return in 1758. perpetrated largely by the ruling At the same time, however the CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) - star in the sky," he said. with government officials, opposi­ Free First Meeting Cornell said the comet’s bright­ returns approximately every 76 p a r ty " administration sent word that even Astronomers in Chile, who ob­ tion leaders and other interests in ness at this point suggests that, as years. The statement, issued as Reagan in the face of fraud and violence served H alle y ’s Comet for the fir.st an effort to promote some form of predicted, it w ill develop a tail and wound up a rain-soaked California described by Reagan as “ so Join For O nly $13 time since it returned from behind reconciliation. brightness sufficient to be seen vacation, was prompted by a extrem e" ns to cast doubt on tbe the sun. say it is following its succession of intelligence and credibility of the election, the If Marcos does not quickly heed Weight Watchers’ introduces a revolutionary predicted course, the Smithsonian from the earth. Marsden said this is the first diplomatic reports that built what United States w’ould not abandon U.S. warnings that compromise is idea in weight loss—freedom of choice. observatory says. WHAT CAN YOU essential if stability is to be Iform er Conareeewvoman optical observation of the comet to one official called “ an undeniable Marcos. Enjoy a party, or dine out with friends, “This observation tells us the be made from the ground since case" of fraud "We want to rem ain positively restored, officials acknowledge or satisfy a sweet tooth, now and then comet is following a path and DO FOR MORE While hailing the election as involved in the Philip pines." one the Habib mission could be Shirley Chisholm brightness curve that suggests it Jan. 28. with the New Quick Start Plus Program. After that the comet moved "heartening evidence of the con­ official emphasized doomed, forcing Reagan to ponder will perform as predicted by Tuesday Only toward the sun, getting as close as SECURITY IN tinuing commitment of the Filipino Translation: the administration, how far the United States w ill go to Monday, February 24 So jo in by March 8 fo r o nly $13, and scientists," James Cornell, a spo­ support Marcos at the possible 55 million miles and passing people to the democratic process. " at least for the moment, will resist 7:30 p.m. savor a richer lifestyle while you kesman for the Smithsonian Astro- YOUR IRA? Reagan pointed a fingerdireetly at calls from Congress for. Reagan to expense of political upheaval in the physi cal Observatory, said behind it, Marsden said. subtract the pounds. “ We expect others in the south­ Marcos, who scoffed at the allega­ either repudiate the election out­ Philippines. Free Lecture Saturday. ern hemisphere will be observing USDA CHOICE ______on The observation was made at the the comet in the next day or so,” GET MET. European Southern Observatory Marsden said. "But it will not be STRIP STEAKS...... *3.99.b Democrats urge policy changes “Human Rights In a '"NEW __ _ in LaSilla, Chile by Danish astron­ seen in the northern hemisphere IT PAYS. Conservative Era” QUICK START omer Richard M. West and Belgian until the end of the month and then PROGRAM" astronomer Henri Debehogne, us­ only with difficulty since it will be USDA CHOICE BONELESS ^ ^ down, it is a question of when that pass on their findings. WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ Lowe Building ing a 47-centimeler refractor tele­ rather low in the sky.” MeUopolitan Life has a nice will happen and how that will dent Reagan should personally call Sen Carl Levin D-Mich . charg­ scope. West also reported seeing The comet comes into the solar rule of thum b about IR.As: we happen." Boren said Sunday night Program Center SIRLOIN STEAK ...... »3.99ib on Philippine President Ferdinand ing that M arcos "engaged in the comet with the naked eye. system from the planet Neptune guarantee a ll the money you Marcos “in unambiguous terms" at Andrews Air Force Base outside massive fraud at the polls, " said: Tickets may be picked up at the The astronomers photographed about 2 billion miles away, a pay into the fund for the full to step down from office say three Washington "Our president should urge Presi­ college box office the comet at a position 15 degrees journey that started 38 years ago, life of your IR A. P lu s we OUR OWN BAKED 10" ^ ^ Senate Democrats who claim they The senators said they did not dent Marcos to step aside If we Call 647-6047 for group tickets Fee tQT subsequent weeks. $7 Visa and MasterCard accepted at select locations lor prepayment from the sun and reported their Marsden explained. In November, guarantee the minimum saw concrete evidence of election believe fair elections could ever be don’t make our position clear, and observation to Brian Marsden, an it crossed the Earth’s orbit and fraud during a fact-finding tour of held in the Philippines under a if the Marcos government is annual interest rate your APPLE PIE ...... *2.99 astronomer at the Smithsonian, headed toward the sun. It is now Marcos government, citing evi­ removed by violence instead of by NEW REGISTRANTS SHOULD ARRIVE '/! HOUR BEFORE money w ill earn. T hat's on that nation. which serves as a clearing house recrossing the Earth’s orbit to Sen David L. Boren, D-Okla.. a dence they said showed fraud. democratic principles, then the TIMES LISTED FOR ORIENTATION top of pur variety of payment JM for reports of discoveries of comets return to deeper space. OUB OWN ^ ^ ^ ^ ranking member of the Senate Filipino people’s faith in both Manchester Comrnunfty Cdege plans that can guarantee you Sen David Pryor, D-Ark.. said EASTHARTFORO MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR and other observations. Halley’s Comet, named for the Intelligence Committee who led democracy and the United States 60 Street an incom e you can't outlive. the group saw counterfeit Philip­ MwKhester. Connecticul 06040 ♦ NEWLOCATIOW Second Congregational Ch. Wapping Comm. Church The comet appeared as "a fuzzy British astronomer who success- the delegation, said, "If the may go down with him." Let us tell you more. Call BAKED HAM...... *2.99i> pine currency "that had been EMCutknHoKxInn 385 N. Main SI. 1790 Ellington Rd point without any tail” and its elections had been held on a fair your Metropolitan Life sales printed from the government 490 Main SIreel •Mon, 4:45 pm 4 6 30 pm •Thurs 4:15pm4630pm diameter was measured to be and honest basis, he (Marcos) representative today. presses to buy votes on election •Wed 4:30 pm & 6:30 pm •Wad. 6:45 pm about about 15 times smaller than would not have been elected by the day," YWCA that of the moon, Cornell said. It people.” KnigMt ol Cokimbui Hall Hilllrlv (!. Boren said the bills had identical B A G S A L E 78 N Main SIreel was as bright as "a medium bright AMERICAN CHEESE *2.19ib “There is simply no way to put 1831 Main SIreel CALDWELL N.A S.n, HrgiHi.T.-.l serial numbers. He said they were • Thurs. 9:30 am Humpty Dumpty back together Fill a large grocery bag for •Mon 6:30pm Salr*4 R<'pri‘'4i'Mtati\r also shown "counterfeit ballots, in WulkitiH (li’M irf. Siiiti’ ]0| mon.-Sit »AM-9 PM; Sun • AM - 6 PM again." 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Prieet Subject to Chenge New Ynik N y President M arcos be forced to step Secretary of State George Shultz to T ransplant State courts open OPINION recipient doors to the deaf doing weli Cemetery fight HARTFORD (UPI) - A New Jury prohibition ends Jack York man is making a strong recovery from his Valentine’s Day as new rules take hold should produce heart transplant although his long Anderson wait for a donor has kept his recuperation a little behind sche­ By Mark A. Dupuis The bill didn’t pass that year, but a compromise dule. a hospital spokesman says. United Press International was introduced again last year and Richard Reinhardt. 46. whose with gome research by an intern new heart was flown to him from HARTFORD — Some people and lobbying by its sponsor. Rep. Oklahoma by a supersonic Air may consider it a nightmare, but Peggy Becketl-Rinker, R- The Manchester Conservation Commission was Force je t, was ex pected to be t a ken for the woman from the New Branford, it was passed and signed wise to abandon the idea of hiring an attorney to off his respirator today, two days Haven area being summoned for into law. fight a private association's plans to expand a Iran behind behind schedule for a normal jury duty was no problemShe was Beckett-Rinker has a file folder cemetery to within 20 feet of Union Pond, transplant patient. Hartford Hos­ ready and willing to serve if chosen filled with newspaper and maga­ pital spokesman James Battaglio as a juror. zine clippings describing how the At a meeting last week, commission members said Sunday. The woman appeared at the deaf have served on juries in other apparently decided that the best way to prevent 7 9 sacking “ The new heart is working very courthouse and presented herself states and even a clipping about a the disturbance of a hiking trail along the pond well. He is highly stable at this to serve, but was told she would not deaf judge serving in another was to negotiate with the Catholic Cem etery point.” Battaglio said. even be considered for jury service state. Reinhardt, a postal carrier from Association for some sort of buffer between the UPI photo because she is deaf. One clipping relates the frustra­ Pine Plains, N.Y. was near death of em bassy “ She was keenly disappointed, to tion of a Southington man who was future boundaries of the St. Bridget Cem etery and after waiting six weeks for a donor Carmelia Freeman, 17. of New Haven, the Deaf. The school’s squad is say the least, keenly disappointed turned down for jury duty because the pond. organ when a near-perfect match has a heavy hand on the drum as she preparing to host the 54th East Coast that she would not even be he is deaf. The incident occurred WASHINGTON — Evidence stashed away in the • heart was located in Oklahoma. considered,’-’ recalls Richard B. the day before the Legislature’s One commission member who supported a non- The Air Force was summoned by sets the rhythm for her cheerleader competition. vaults of the CIA suggests that Iranian agitators Schreiber, deputy director of the Judiciary Committee approved litigious approach at the meeting Thursday was Reinhardt’s doctors after they teammates at the American School for stale Commission on the Deaf and Beckett-Rinker’s bill. Dr. Douglas Smith, who has a more-than-usual played a key role in an anti-American outrage that realized the Lear jet normally used was initially ignited by Soviet disinformation; the Hearing Impaired. stake in the outcome of the dispute. in such circumstances could not For years, sign language inter­ Beckett-Rinker said she believes sacking and burning of the U.S. Embassy in deliver the heart quick enough, Smith is one of the principal overseers of the preters have been allowed in the approval of the new court rules is Commentary Islamabad by a Pakistani mob on N ov. 21. 1979. since the organ can only survive American SchooFs cheerleaders “ terrific," though she has ex­ Hockanum R iver Linear Park, which runs state’s courtrooms to translate for The mob had been driven to an apparently about four hours outside a human pressed concern that jury duty be through the property and may be encroached upon deaf people who were called as spontaneous frenzy by radio reports that falsely < body, witnesses or otherwise involved in open only to deaf people who use by the expansion. But he took a realistic view charged the United States with instigating the Reinhardt was suffering from a court proceedings. English and not American Sign when he told other commission members: “ We eagerly await chance to compete Is Moffett leading the way? takeover of the Grand Mosque in Mecca the day degenerative heart disease and But the deaf were not allowed to Language. really don’t have grounds to sue anybody.” before. Descending on the embassy compound in was in the terminai stages when serve on juries, because the law the heart was located in Okla­ Schreiber said he does not see buses, the rioters forced more than lOU U.S. and scoring points, preparation and name is,’ and then they say their allowed only jurors themselves to The only unfortunate thing is that it took most Bv Judd Everhart foresight. This is really fellow­ what one can be in life, it should homa. Battaglio said. Bv Kenneth R. Bazinet major problems in having deaf name.” Tabbert explained while participate in delierat'ons and that commission members too long to realize the ship. not leadership. One can not be a public utility in an Pakistani personnel to take refuge in a room-sized “ This gentleman was sicker United Press International performance are not. people who use American Sign Cheerleaders usually practice on the sidelines during a recent made it impossible for a deaf Language serve as jurors, explain­ futility of a legal fight. The Conservation only hope that our memories are election year, particularly if you security vault. They huddled there in suffocating . than the others who have gone HARTFORD - Gov. William WEST HARTFORD - They may and perform routines by keeping practice session. “ It’sencouraged. person to participate. ing that the difference is in syntax. Commission, which is an advisory body with, are seeking a rate increase” heat, amid smoke and tear gas fumes for five through this. He had had other A. O’Neill these days appears to good enough to go back three for them to yell while cheering.” That blockade is now gone, hours, while the chancery building burned around . heart surgery, so consequently, it not be able to hear the crowd, but pace to music, an option not limited powers, would have done better to start weeks when I called for such a Moffett has also gone through possible in the silent world at the For 18-year-old Janette Vasquez however, under new court system be trying to out-Moffett Toby would not be unfair to say his case eight cheerleaders at the Ameri­ with persuasion instead of saving it as a last plan. pxperiences on the issue them. j- j • of Springfield, Mass., the 90- rules that took effect Saturday and Moffett, the governor’s chal­ is a lot more complex or at least can School for the Deaf can hardly school for the deaf, said Cindy resort. “ Welcome aboard Bill” Mof­ of campaign spending. By a near-miracle, only two Americans died in minute practice sessions four days implement a law passed last year Moffett girl lenger for this yea r’s Demo- somewhat more complex than the wait to perform before a packed Paluch. a guidance counselor who For years, O’Neill opposed the melee; a 20-year-old Marine guard killed by allowing sign-language interpre­ cratic gubernatorial fett said. others,” Battaglio said. house of clapping, screaming fans. doubles as advisor to the girls.The a week, are “ real fun.” Granted, the commission got late notice of what limits, saying voluntary limits sniper fire and a 30-year-old Arm y chief warrant key to keeping time for a deaf “ I think we’re going to try our ters into jury rooms so the deaf can nomination. McQuade said, however, that “ Normally, a patient like this The girls, accustomed to per­ still unnamed was going to take place because it was not officer, who succumbed when trapped in his best because we have a lot of spirit serve as jurors. • O’Neill’s interest in the case didn’t work and that mandatory would have a three-to four-week forming before sparse hometown cheerleader is vibration, said properly notified by the Planning and Zoning O’Neill loyalists say it’s no­ “ Connecticut is not the first such predated anything Moffett may limits had been ruled unconstitu­ burning apartment. stay, with cardiac rehabilitation crowds, will finally get their Paluch. who is a staff member at for this tournament,” Vasquez Commission of the association’s plans to expand thing of the kind. state to make this eligibility NEW HAVEN (U P I) - The wife have said three weeks ago tional in a federal case. As we have reported previously, secret CIA beginning on the fourth week.” chance when seven East Coast the school and not herself hearing said. They say his unprecedented schools for the deaf meet at the impaired. Tabbert said he feels the school possible, but we join only a handful of gubernatorial candidate Toby the cemetery. “ W e’ve been meeting on this Since the campaign began in reports indicate that KGB disinformation Battaglio said. move last week to get personally 55-acre West Hartford campus for “ I ’m following the music, but provides an opportunity for its 240 of states that do so,” Schreiber Moffett has given birth to a earnest during the second half of specialists were responsible for the inflam m atory But before the commission made any move to involved in Connecticut Light & for two months,” McQuade said, Heart transplant patients are their annual basketball and cheer­ they’re counting by vibration from students to partricipate in activi­ said in an interview. daughter, a spokesman at the report that the United States (and Israel) arrange a meeting with representatives of the Power Co.’s $155 million rate noting that O’Neill had pre­ 1985. Moffett has been pushing also normally taken off the respi­ leading competition this week. a bass drum,” she said. “ It’s ties which they probably would “ It is no particular person’s Yale-New Haven Hospital says. engineered the seizure of the Grand Mosque. The rator system by the second day right to serve on this or that jury, it Myra Moffett and her 7-pound, cem etery association, it already had asked the case had nothing to do with the viously authorized the addition for voluntary caps. “ IJ’s a lot of work preparing for vibration, practice and repetition. miss in the public schools. town Board of Directors to allow it to spend money of staff to Meehan’s office to help absurd report was broadcast during a soccer after the operation, although Rein­ the tournament in that we work You’ve got to do it again and “ There are no cuts,” he said. is rather a responsibility of each l l ‘A-ounce baby girl were both fact that Moffett has been hardt had not been taken off citizen to serve on a jury if called reported in good condition after for legal services. him battle CL&P. O’NEILL AT FIRST wanted match, and was widely believed despite everyday to try to increase our again." “ Everybody makes the team they opposing any increase this year because of his poor condition on,” he said. “ According to the she gave birth at 7:20 p.m. “ As we started to get the nothing to do with a limit and immediate U.S. denials. skills,” said Beverly Berube of An entire band could provide the want to join” At a Jan. 14 meeting of the board. Mayor loud and long. before the operation. Battaglio information we had it was of Saturday, the spokesman said. numbers in place, it became dismissed Moffett’s pleas, say­ Southington, a second-year neccessary vibration for a routine, Berube. 18, said she would like to Barbara Weinberg acknowledged the commis­ “ The governor made his deci­ said. interest v. Hhin the deaf commun­ The girl had not yet been named, more and more evident that ing the challenger must be IT NOW A P P E A R S that the Iranians played a member of the cheering squad. but Paluch’s girls depend on a go college after completing the sion’s request and asked the town attorney’s office sion based on the information While Reinhardt has apparantly The cheerleaders, who sport single bass drum. program at the 169-year-old school ity to meet that responsibiity.” the official said Sunday. CLAP didn’t need a rate in­ having trouble raising money crucial part in the Islamabad embassy attack. to try to arrange a settlement. While that action provided to him by his staff and been progressing weli from his bright orange and black uniforms, “ Our drummer thinks she’s the for the deaf. She said may even The Commi.ssion on the Deaf and Moffett, a former congressman crease," he said. “ He (O’Neill) But by last month, a change in Part of the Iranian effort was public; part was did not put the directors on record as saying no to (officials from) the Office of operation, doctors should be able the traditional colors fortheschool whole band ’’ Paluch said of cheer in college, Hearing Impaired first asked the who lost in his effort to unseat Sen. secret. the request for legal fees, it might as well have. Policy and M anagem ent” said agreed with the numbers. It was the governor’s position had to make a better judgement today, whose teams are nicknamed the Carmelia Freeman, 17, of New “ That’s a good question” she General Assembly in 1984 to adopt Lowell Weicker. is challenging At the time of the attack — about two weeks David J. McQuade, a top O’Neill his decision” clearly evolved. after he is scheduled to be removed Tigers, will be judged on sideline Haven. “ Just her hand movements said using sign language. “ I really a bill to allow sign-language Governor William A. O’Neill for Only then did a meeting between the parties after the takeover of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran from the respirator, Battaglio interpreters into jury rooms to this year’s Democratic nomination aide. “ I don’t know what Toby McQuade said the governor’s Not only would he propose his routines and center court pyramid help the girls because the hope I can become a cheerleader in take place. And when the two sides met on the — Iranian officials openly accused the United said. allow the deaf to serve on juries. for governor. M offett based his decision on. action was not inconsistent with own voluntary limits, he would mounts. drummer sits alone in front of the college.” banks of Union Pond two weeks later, the his long-standing hands-off pol­ even support a mandatory cap if States of complicity in the mosque seizure by “ You normally don’t see that More than 150 cheerleaders from cheerleaders” exchange did not produce satisfactory results. The governor’s was clearly much progress before than icy. “ He isn’t ordering (state a way could be found to ensure it religious extremists. Only a few hours before the schools as far away as Buffalo. Although the girls’ speech is based on fact,” happens,” since the patient cannot Commission members rightly could not bring regulators) to do anything and he could withstand a constitutional mob formed, a radio broadcast from Iran into N.Y.. and Washington, D.C., will slightly impeded because of their O’Neill stunned everyone last talk or eat until taken off the hearing problems, they attempt to themselves to accept the idea of gravesites within wouldn’t do that. H e’s simply challenge. Pakistan quoted the Ayatollah Khomeini as take part in the 54th annual week when he said CL&P de­ respirator, he said. tournament, which features bas­ shout their cheers while waving 20 feet of the pond or of having parts of the pond telling the commissioners that “ It’s encouraging that O’Neill saying; fABRICS... WHERE FASHION served none of the $155 million it The heart was transported to ketball games Thursday through pom poms. JoMNAf is finally respondingtothepublic “ It is not unlikely that crim inal U.S. filled in. But Richard Meagher, executive director had asked for and urged Consu­ this information has been Saturday and the cheerleading To the trained ear, like that of imperialism did this in an attempt to infiltrate the • Connecticut in a container held on of the cemetery association, declined to accept the m er Counsel James F. Meehan developed” appetite for some sanity to this the lap of the navigator of an competition Friday. Neil Tabbert, the school’s Dean of AND QUALITY MAKE THE DIFFERENCE solid ranks of Islam. Moslems must not let down commission’s request for a 150-foot buffer . to continue to oppose the request. system,” Moffett said. F B -lllA bomber while its pilot While the cheerleading rules are Students, the words are perfectly their guard and should expect this kind of dirty act l^ w e e n the expanded cem etery and the pond. Before that, O’Neill had al­ SEN. CARL A. ZINSSER, He and his aides are trying to flew near the speed of sound. basic, with synchronization, beau­ clear. R-Manchester, co-chairman of put together a list of the times by American imperialism and international Battaglio said. tiful smiles and enthusiasm all "They’re saying 'Hello, my Those positions, both of them reasonable, ways maintained a strict hands- off policy, saying decisions on the General Assembly’s Energy they believe O’Neill has acted in Zionism” *PRESIDENTS’ WEEK* indicate a need for further negotiations and the Intelligence reports from Pakistan in the weeks rate requests should be left to the and Public Utilities Committee, response to a Moffett statement. possibility for a resolution acceptable to both following the embassy sacking implicated a cadr^ Department of Public Utility said flatly that O’Neill was “We’re very conscious of sides. More meetings should be scheduled and talk of Iranian “ students” as agitators who incited the Control, “ responding to Moffett," this.” said Sarah Hull. Moffett’s Colt, union reach agreement of legal action should not be taken so lightly. And Emmanuel S. Forde. news secretary. The discourag­ Pakistanis, and virtually led the mob to the SALE * " * Because the expansion will not take place for BUT MOFFETT wasn’t con­ spokesman for CLAP, said polit­ ing thing, she said, is that each embassy. several years and the two sides do not seem vinced. In a statement dripping ics seemed clearly involved in time he does it. the governor gets Five years later, in December 1984, the CIA utterly at odds with one another, this is a situation with sarcasm, he said: O’Neiil’s action. far more publicity than Moffett. found another piece of the puzzle during a routine Division workers won’t join strikers where a bit of give and take would be likely to save “ The proposal that the gover­ “ We understand this is an debriefing of Charles Kapar, an Agency for the day. election year and that makes Judd Everhart covers the International Development employee who had nor has finally endorsed shows WEST HARTFORD (AP) - Hartford He also has said that Colt will try Connecticut Capitol for The survived a Kuwaiti airliner hijacking. Two AID Sale ends Saturday, FM>. 22,1986. Cemeteries and walking paths are not natural m ore about O’N eill’s political everything more difficult,’’ Workers at two Colt Industries Strikes are not new for the Colt to rid itself of Local 376 or at least colleagues were brutally murdered by the enemies, as generations of poets have observed. fear than about his political Forde said. “ If one can choose Associated Press. subsidiaries have voted over­ Firearms Division employees. diminish the union’s power — a Wide THgger® Crepe De Chine & Satin Solids hijackers, and Kapar and an Am erican contention the company disputes. Imported Italian Suitings whelmingly to accept a new Employees have walked off the job Quality poplin from Burlington. Sleek, high quality eye-catchers businessman were systematically tortured before three-year contract, meaning they several times dating back to the Local 376 also was involved in Exclusive Toscani linen looks. 65% Fortrel® polyesler/35% that match our linen looks. Lux­ finally being released at the Tehran airport. won’t join, about 1,100 Colt Fire­ mid-1930s. There was a 19-week one of the longest strikes in Wash., polyester/acrylic/ combed cotton, 60", Reg. $4.99 yd. urious colors. Reg. $5.99 yd. arms Division employees now on walkout in 1973, and an 11-day Connecticut history, at Tectonic rayon, 58-60 '. Reg. $10.99 YD. '98 $ 0 9 8 $ 3 9 8 DURING THEIR six-day ordeal .Kapar realized strike, a company official said. wildcat strike in 1969. Industries Inc,, whicji began in Nation’s first president had his fauits YD. O y o . YD. that two Iranian passengers were acting as spies The new contract covers about “ What they’re trying to do is April 1982 and ended in March 1985. Prints and Puckers 600 employees at Colt’s Pratt & take a way from us what we worked Strikers in that dispute won back O’Leary Linen Look Textured Indian Suitings his siave women, gave state secrets to a British for the hijackers, relaying any hints of passenger Great for dresses, crafts. 50% W ASHINGTON — The name George Whitney Machine Tool Division 20 years to get,” said Terry pay totaling almost $1 million and New this season! Rich polyester/ Hand-woven plaids, solids for agent in return for sexual favors, and even resistance. And Kapar was sure he had seen one of Polyester/50% cotton, 44-45". Washington, as it’s associated with the first and Chandler Evans Control Sys­ Renouf, a 12-year employee whose a stipulation requiring a union rayon for dresses and skirts. contemporary suits or separates. fathered Alexander Hamilton, who was indeed an the Iranians before, though he couldn’t rem em ber Reg. $2.99 and $3.49 yd. president of the United States, will be 254 years old tems Division, said Roy Barr, husband has worked 21 years at shop at the plant. Washable, 44-45". Reg. $4.99 yd. 100% cotton, 44". Reg. $6.99 yd. illegitim ate child, as well as secretary of the where at first. $ 1 9 8 on Saturday, but it still seems as fresh as the dawn executive vice president for indus­ Colt. Many of the recent Local 376 Before his subsequent debriefing by the CIA, strikes have been over first con­ * 3 f o . *3 ? ® d . I YD. of the nation. The memories of the singular man Tom treasury. trial relations at Chandler Evans. In the current contract negotia­ All because Washington was a little romantic. recognition dawned on Kapar; The Iranian had They are represented by United tions, Colt employees spent 10 tracts and employers’ proposals Spring Sportswear Jacquards and Prints Rayon Fashion Prints who bore it are fixed clearly and resolutely in Or perhaps coquet is a better word. Dorothy been in the mob that stormed the embassy in Auto Workers Local 405. months in the company plants that unions make concessions in A rainbow of fashion! Twill, sheet­ Create elegant looks from a large Hottest fabric of the season! time. For dresses, skirts and blouses. Tiede Twohig, who keeps watch over Washington’s Islamabad in 1979. As luck would have it, Kapar Barr said about ,500 workers without a contract before walking contracts. ing, sailcloth. Poly/cotton, 44-45". array of rich colors and textures. E very school child continues to be taught that Hand wash, 44-45". Reg. $5.99 yd. papers at the Universtiy of Virginia, says the had been among 16 Am ericans at AID voted to accept the contract off their jobs. Union members Wheeler said the union some­ Reg. $3.99 and $4.99 yd. Reg. $7.99 and $8.99 yd. Gen. Washington was first in war, first in peace, object to the company’s proposals times has agreed to concessions — 198 $Q98 general seldom missed an opportunity to headquarters who escaped the rampaging Sunday, though he didn’t have the $ 0 9 8 and first in the hearts of his countrymen. He was exact tally. The old contract that call for no wage increase in the but only when companies have £ Y D . *4 ?rYD. O y d . compliment a woman’s appearance, or waltz her Pakistani mob. He was sure the Iranian passenger firm but fair, tireless in defense of liberty, and the expired at midnight Saturday. first year of a three-year contract opened their books so the union on the Kuwaiti airliner had been part of the mob, portrait of his stern, governing face remains an in turn around a dance floor. The pact would give workers a 3 and for 4 percent wage increases in could verify that the concessions But alack, and perhaps fortunately for the icon on public walls throughout the republic. that Washington wanted Sally for his own But he which swung by the A ID building in buses before percent raise in the first yearand4 each of the next two years. were necessary. SEWING MACHINES 22%iq36%OFF, But the president was not without his faults and communicated with her throughout her marriage, posterity that wants very much to think the best. attacking the embassy. percent pay increases in its second They also object to a require­ ment that employees contribute peccadillos. And they should be remembered by intimately. “ Tis true I profess myself a votary of Washington never got very far. Women honor'ed Kapar confirmed to us his identification of the and third years, Barr said. him, they showered him with the flattery due his Meanwhile, Colt Firearms Div­ toward the cost of their insurance history as well. He was something of a rogue with love,’ ’ he wrote in September of 1758. “ But adieu Iranian “ sleeper” on the airliner as one of those ision employees, represented by premiums. Company officials say to happier times, if ever I shall see them.” position, and they respected him as the father of who led the 1979 attack in Islamabad. the ladies, for exampie, a man with a wandering UAW Local 376, continue to walk the proposal is intended to reduce The poor fellow. He was off fighting the Indians the country; that was the trouble, you see, “ The Iranians were agitating all over the place’ eye. He may be stiff in the portraits, yet he wore picket lines that went up nearly one health-care costs. at the moment. And the British were tightening respect. at the tim e,” he said. “ There was a distinct his powdered wig askew in the company of month ago. This dispute could be particu­ So Washington was left, as so many are. with suspicion that they started the whole thing.” women. the screws on colonial affairs. But he was finally State and federal mediators said larly painful, with the company That’s not to say he was promiscuous. The fact betrothed himself, to 26-year-old widow Martha thoughts of what might have been. Shortly before With incredible luck, Kapar apparently crossed last week that no arrangements hiring replacement workers in­ 623-6982 is that his passions w ere largely deflected. But Custus. She was bright, steady and wealthy, if not he died, in 1799. he wrote Sally Fairfax a final paths with the Iranian agent provocateur twice — have been made to bring Colt stead of waiting to see if an modern historians agree that the Founding Father really ravishing, and they would be wedded for 40 time. “ None of which,” he said, “ not all of these and lived to tell the tale. managers and leaders of Local 376 agreement could be reached at the gave it his best shot. He charmed the wives of his years. together, have been able to eradicate from my of the United Auto Workers back to bargaining table. Philip A. FUEL“:r.::72^* Wheeler, president of Local 376, SONATA- $10099 SINGER colleagues, he corresponded with women he mind the recollection of those happy moments, the Meat ax at work bargaining. The workers went on FULL HEATING SERVICE by Jo>Ann I w $449' #14U64A strike Jan. 24 against the Colt believes the strike may be a long hardly knew, and he danced with every pair of M ANY HISTORIANS THINK that Martha knew happiest of my life, which I have enjoyed in your Reg. $299.99. 16 stitches, tree-arm Reg. $699.99. Top-oMhe-line SINGER $^A099 Cost-cutting measures inspired by the Gramm- Industries Inc. subsidiary, which one and is advising union members of her husband’s flirtations. Yet she was not com pany” ■Prices Subject to Change and built-in buttonholer Easy benefits at a popular price ULTRALOCK' legs at the parties. Rudman budget-balancing act could cost you has a military gun production. to get part-time jobs apparently embittered. He probably did not cheat, bobbin winding. 6-second threading Reg. $599.99. Fast professional more at the meat counter. 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THE PHANTOM by L** Falk A Sy Barry child has cancer is pretty devaslat- , ^ 0 MUCH FOR , X------WHAT \ CAN'T HEAR ' THE AUSTRALIAN ) in(!. and in the beginning, it’s very C I5THE FM5SWORP? >( YOU,, I'A I HARP OF , mF FViS9We?RP* CAVALRV. scary," said Cathy Muron "One ' ------HEAKIH&,,, neighbor took our newborn, our in the hospital Her mother, father with cancer can be cured — in church friends brought us meals and newborn sister brought pres­ adults that figure is much less.” and straightened the house, and the ents to the hospital and moved into Altman started the children's social worker sat with us answered the room with her. cancer program al UConn 12 years ago "to improve the quality of life >‘4 - questions and told us things like For the last two years. Stephanie where to buy a wig." has gone to the UConn cancer unit for kids with cancer.” • y Last week, Stephanie finished regularly, in the beginning as often Today, his team of three doctors, two years of treatment for leuke­ as three times a week, for a social workerand two nurses, see t \ mia at the University of Connecti­ chemotherapy, bone marrows spi­ .50 outpatients and 25 inpatients cut Health Center's cancer unit for nal taps and other treatment. She The team first confirms or makes a ARLO AND JANIS’" by Jimmy Johpson children. She’s in remission now. never did wear the wig her mother diagnosis, then has a lengthy r s BEEN TWO MONTHS YE5, I'D SAY MOO which means ail clinical signs of the bought. Her hair thinned out after conference with"the family and WERE CHISELED/ disease have disappeared. chemotheraphy treatments, but begins treatment. SINCE 1 JOINED For some, the treatment doesn't THE h e a l t h c l u b .' "All we can do is wail, hope and she was never bald. pray,” Mrs. Muron says. "I remember when my husband work and the child is dying. The BLONDIE by Daan Young A Stan Drak* Cancer in children, says Dr. and I told her that she was really center provides a home care program, where the nurses teach T MO, I REFUSE TO BE I'M SOINS TO MV Arnold J. Altman, is "not as sick," Mrs. Muron said. "She was )y---- f PREOlCTAOLE WOIRKSHOP unusual as you’d think.” so good about it. She just said, 'At the parents how to care for the child He said there are about 7.000 new least they know what it is.’” and helps make arrangements for cases annually in the U.S., and But there were times when when the child dies. about 150 each year in Connecticut. Stephanie would say. "I don't want It’s the leading cause of death from to be sick. I don’t want to lake "THERE ARE GREAT victories disease for children older than 1 medicine. I want to be like other and great defeats," Altman said. year, he said. UConn’s unit in kids!” Mrs. Muron said. "We had to remove a tumor from a IJIIHRW Farmington is one of two for She and her husband. Steve, also child’s arm and knewif thesurgeon childreninihestate —theotherisat had toadjust aflerinitially blaming couldn’t remove it, he would have to Yale-New Haven Hospital. themselves forlheirchild'sillness. remove the arm. I didn’t sleep that ALLEY OOP * by Dave Graue .Leukemia, a malignancy of the night. I sat with the parents through the surgery and we found out the ARE V'SURE YOU WON'T CHANGE b)ood. is one of several cancers “I FELT SO GUILTY,” Mrs. WHATEVER'S ABOUT THE ONLY/ WELL,THEY'RE tumor had shrunk to the size of a H SnRRIN' UP THAT a r o u n d I BETTER THAN YOUR MIND AND LET US HANDLE \ children can gel. Others include Muron said. “I wondered if it was DUST IS HEADED A R E T H O SE V NOTHING.' THIS BUSINESS, YOUR HIGHNESS? neuroblastoma, a malignaney of the vitamins we gave her ... some walnut — that was a great, great STRAIGHT FORUi ROCKS OVER \ CMON .' nUrvous tissue, Wilm’s tumor, people told us it was the stress of the feeling. THERE! "But as soon as I left that room, I ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook cancer of kidney, or Hodgkin's new baby — Stephanie had been an disease, cancer of lymph glands. only child. I knew that wasn’t true, had to tell another set of parents that their child's leukemia had MANY WOMEN SAY TH £ m ...ANDTHE NERTTHlNfr- but I didn’t need to hear that ." ^ weLOD'i^, w h V I ^ T H B At Yale-New Haven Hospital, the relapsed. That was devastating.” &OTo 'TUSTONE7TH£N FOR STEPHANIE, leukemia hit WON'T sbu COME iusroHc.'? Youkhow.theY'ize in I ‘HARD , - ..... suddenly. She never had a cold or child cancer unit has existed for Although cancer treatment has To MY FRlEND'S THATS HOW PReTTY SOON.THeV'RE SOME SKip-ROlO BRIDAL i STUFF"? I PATTEPHS. sore throat, until Christmas 1983. nearly 30 years, said Dr. G. Peter vastly improved over the years, WEDDIN(r7 ITS IT ALU A BRIDESMAID... t h e n RElrlSTRY DROOUNG- FoR. The family was packed for a Beardsley, associate professor of and the survival statistics are A MAIDOFHoNOR.. ^^THILE a l l e y O OP JOSTONE- STARTS.'' A FlK AND KINS GUZ ...A COLUMN OF MOOVIAN VOLUNTEERS, holiday visit to Virginia, when just pediatrics. encouraging. Altman said more rtARPSttlFF.' CONCENTRATE ON HEADED BY QUEEN UMPA, PREPARES “Children are different than research is needed. TO ENTER THE LAND OF NO RETURN.' before her seventh birthday. Ste­ ELUDING PURSUIT.. phanie came down with a fever. adults. They have different kinds of "We’re not there yet — there's "It wasn't diagnosed as leukemia diseases that require different still no cure." Allman said. “Your kidns of treatments.” Beardsley life is never the same again. Once THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Saniojn until February, but she just never got better." Mrs. Muron said. said. “Children aren’t just small you have cancer it’s always I'M MO ARNOLD MlfcHT THAT BFAUTYI^ LBT'G 6 KIN HIM? Stephanie spent that Christmas adults. Fifty percent ofthechildren there." ■S0MWARZENE66FR,,, ONLY “pKIN-PpeP'. —»- Connecticut Review shows MR. MEN'" AND LITTLE MISS'* by Hargreaves B Sellers (Dm Dieinbuiedby hEA m In Brief state fifth in Y e s , l>A 'TAKIMS A - A M P — BOT M«5W \ CoRReSF^MPENCe COUfiSE H A S r r I AV ^IP 7HEAA TO l/VAPRFPVe A \Y HEUPEP LIKE n H E Alarm helps save victim w r i t i m s ■s k i l l s P L A S U e I school spending FAMOUS STAMFORD — Police responding to a burglar (WRITERS ■ y - i r alarm found a 22-ycar-old Newtown man who had HARTFORD (AP) — A review conducted by the S C H O O L ? j apparently broken into the house seeking help Connecticut Expenditure Council show.s the slate after being stabbed more than 20 times by ------lX FRANK AND ERNEST "'by Bob Thavea spent more on educating its public school students attackers, authorities said. than all but four other slates. Mark Booth smashed through a window in a FRESH PRODUCE home near the Merritt Parkway Sunday, setting Connecticut school districts spent an average of < 5 p !^ A T l IF off the alarm, police said. Booth was collapsed on $4,438 per student in 1984-85. 30 percent more than the a couch, almost completely covered with blood, national average of $3,413, according to the National Education Association whose figures are supplied by c r o u L p J u ^ T F u s i P when police arrived a few minutes later. Det. Lt, AN APPLE A John Perrotta said. states’ education departments DAY KEEPS THE Booth was listed in critical condition at s o m e t h I N 5 F o P . Alaska spent the most. $6 867, and only New York Puxzles Aatrograph DOCTOR AWAY Stamford Hospital Sunday night, a hpspital and New Jersey spent more per student than official said. Connecticut among Northeastern states. LAwyEi^.^/"- “He told us that three guys beat him up, that’s Teachers’ salaries in Connecticut averaged $24,468, ACROSS 7 M ao____ Answer to Previous Puzzle about it,” Perrotta said. "He apparently didn't 14th highest in the nation and $886 more than the tung ‘ Y o u r X__ . ®.9Mb,WA me ‘2-17 even know he had been stabbed." national average. New York Rhode Island and New 1 Energy 6 Charge with No one was home when Booth broke in. Perrotta Jersey ranked higher among Northeastern states. 4 Main artery gas b i r t h d a y said. Teachers’ salaries increased 8.1 percent compared 9 Big shot (abbr.) 9 Field mouse WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalll to 1983-84 in Connecticut, the I5th largest increase. 12 Native metal 10 Metal Fab. 18,1986 The average increase nationally was 7.5 percent. 13 False 11 Bridge (Fr.) I TOLD HIM HE\A<^'S A N D HE e»AID I COULDN'T 1-95 crash leaves 1 dead Only Rhode Island and Vermont had larger appearance 19 Kind of art Knowledge and expertise you have ac­ AN INTELLECTLIAI- OETAROUND HIM WITH increases in teacher salaries during the past five 14 Gold (Sp.) 21 Hockey league quired over the past few years wili give CIPHER... SWEET TALK. GROTON — A 26-year-old sailor was killed years than Connecticut. Between 1979-80 and 1984-85, 15 Shake the tail (abbr.) you the career edge over the others. It early today when his car collided head-on with a teachers’ salaries in Connecticut increased an 16 Command 23 East looks like a big promotion is in the tractor-trailer on Interstate 95. state police said. average of 50 percent. In the same period, the 17 . - - Chaney 24 New Jersey offing. Gerald C. Springer of Ellsworth, Maine, an consumer price index for urban wage earners and 18 Breaks city AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-F*b. 19) The latter enlisted Navy man. was prounounced dead at clerical workers increased just 40 percent. 20 About 25 Government part of the day is the best time for han­ Lawrence and Memorial Hospitals in New Connecticut had the second-highest ratio of 22 Ear (comb, agent (comp, dling important financial situations. You London at 2:05 a .m. according to the dispatcher at form) professional staff to pupils in the nation with 75 staff wd.) get sharper as the clock ticks on. Know the Montville state police barracks. members for every 1,000 students. The strong ratio is 24 . degree where to look for romance and you'll 26 Mixture He said Springer’s car was headed the wrong 25 Stupor find it. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker partly attributable to the state’s sharp decline in 27 Finger jewelry Pl(k way on the highway when it collided with the enrollment: only Massachusetts had a bigger dropoff 28 Fish trap set instantly reveals which signs are ro­ rJ*AU-l truck, driven by William E. Ferguson of 32 1051, Roman 29 Perambulator 41 Incursion 51 Waterfall mantically perfect for you. Mall $2 to than Connecticut’s 16 percent, Vermont had 77 staff 30.French river Wilksboro, North Carolina. members for every 1,000 students. 33 Labor group 43 Warm (Scot.) Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper. Box No charges have been filed. (abbr ) 31 Vanquishes 46 Stratford’s river 52 Family of 1846. Cincinnati, OH 45201. The state provided 42 percent of total school BUGS BUNNY ' by Warner Bros. 35 City in Brazil 34 Appalachian 47 Tarry medieval revenue to its districts in 1984-85,10 percent below the PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) You'll be 36 Japanese state (abbr.) 48 Nest of Ferrara national average and 36th overall. However, support better equipped than your associates yOI(? Ng<3ATlV£ 37 Curved molding pheasants 55 Short for Susan from the state in Connecticut increased 4 percent in aborigine today to direct a delicate situation. One ticket worth $1.7 million 50 Tennis player 56 401, Roman t h in k in g 16 SA P two years and of the Northeast states, only Maine’s 38 Mrs. Peron 39 Baseballer No­ When leadership is required, step into 39 Grate lan ______Lendl 57 Island FOR gUSlNE6S HARTFORD — There was only one first-prize state-support figure was above 50 percent. the breach. ticket was sold in last week’s Lotto contest, and Fairfield has the highest teacher salaries among 40 Head ARIES (March 21-April 19) Let your the lucky winner will collect on a jackpot worth 42 Poetry compassionate Instincts dominate to­ Connecticut’s 165 school districts for 1986-87, paying 44 Noun suffix day. If someone needs your help, do more than $1.7 million, lottery officials say. teacher.-! with Bachelors degrees a minimum of 45 New Zealand what you can to assist, even If it causes Lottery officials said Friday’s winning ticket $22,167 and those with Masters degrees $36,809. parrot you inconvenience. was sold in Monroe. Colebrook. whose dalary figure was estimated paid 46 Al Capp TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A social Lottery officials say there were 225 second- teachers the lowest — $12,541 for those with Bachelors character commitment you’ve been trying 1o prize winning tickets worth $749 each and nearly degrees and $25,843 for those with Masters degrees. 49 Old-womanish dodge will turn out to be fun today. 8,300 third-prize winning tickets worth $36 each. The ranking of average teacher salaries in the 53 7, Roman You'll be glad you participated. There were more than 108,500 fourth-prize tickets public schools among some of Connecticut’s larger 54 Academy GEMINI (May 21-Jun* 20) Someone worth $3. whose support you thought you needed schdol districts is as follows: AVAILABLE IN PHARMACY STORES ONLY Award The winning numbers drawn Friday night were Is actually more of a hindrance than a • Fairfield, $22,167 for Bachelors and $36,809 for WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES EFFEaiVE NOW THRU FEB. Z], I9BB NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TVPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS 58 Force (Let.) help. You'll discover this today when you 2-4-10-15-21-30. Masters: 59 Queer do the job unaided. • Stamford, $20,436 for Bachelors and $35,681 for 60 Check CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your first Masters: bookkeeping ideas aren’t apt to be your best ones to­ Bruise • Greenwich, $19,873 for Bachelors and $40,186 for 61 Insect day, so don't hold them in awe. You get Escrow accounts eyed Masters: 62 By birth brighter and brighter the longer you • New Britain. $19 575 for Bachelors and $31,746 for MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES 63 Divine being deliberate. clarer would still retain the queen. HARTFORD — Connecticut legislators are T a c k lin g a looking for ways to cash in on the millions of Masters: Due to recent promotions and growth, Rite Aid Corp., one of the nations 64 Compass point LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A person with NORTH i-ii-a i •What went wrong? • Hartford, $19,435 for Bachelors and $35,788 for whom you're involved might implement ♦ 9 5 3 West must stay alert in order to dollars which state banks earn in windfall profits largest and fastest-growing retail drug chains, has openings available for DOWN changes today you may initially resent. blocking problem on interest gained from escrow accounts, a Masters: ♦ A K 4 make the right play, ff the club seven • Vernon. $18,000 for Bachelors and $31,000 for Managers, Asst. Managers and trainees. We offer one of the most complete Don't jump to conclusions: the changes « A Q J 6 4 is the highest club held by East, it does published report says. 1 Pledges will be for your good. ♦ A3 By Janies Jacoby "The volume of money across the industry Nldstcrs* management training programs in the industry, learning all aspects of store no harm for West to play the club 10 • Milford, $17,814 for Bachelors and $31,581 for 2 Mideast nation VIRGO (Aug. 23-S*pt. 22) Listen atten­ first, and it may help. West should rec­ demands some attention," Rep. Patricia A. procedures, dealing with inventory/merchandising, personnel supervision, 3 Million (pref.) tively to your male's input today regard­ WEST EAST Defender Elast immediately real­ Masters; ♦ AK10 6 4 ognize that his partner can hold the Dillon. D-New Haven, told The Hartford Courant store administration, and banking procedure. Rite Aid offers an attractive 4 Month (Sp.) ing a matter of mutual concern. His or ♦ 82 ized that giving declarer a spade trick • Norwalk. $17,600 for Bachelors and $35,000 for ♦ 9 6 3 2 ♦ Q J7 club nine, and should therefore un­ in a report published Sunday. company-paid benefits package along with an excellent salary. If you seek a 5 Your and my her suggestions may be better than would present him with the ninth trick Masters: yours. ♦ 852 ♦ 9 7 block his club 10. ft’s easy to see what Dillon was referring to the estimated hundreds 6 Make free (c)19B6 by NEA. Inc • Danbury. $17,350 for Bachelors and $35,140 for promising career and are a conscientious, hard-working individual, please LIBRA (Sapt. 23-OcL 23) This can be a ♦ K J 10 8 ♦ 9 7 2 for his no-trump game. So East won will then h a[^ n . After taking the sec­ of millions of dollars which Connecticut banks the spade king and switched to the sev­ hold for a variety of reasons, but which they pay Nfsst0rs' pick up an application at the closest Rite Aid and forward it or your resume to: productive day for you, even though ond spade, ^ s t does play the club • Norwich, $17,339 for Bachelors and $31,292 for you're apt to get a late start. Don't worry SOUTH en of clubs, leading that card rather nine. Declarer will play low as before. little or no interest on, The Courant said. Rite Aid Pharmacy, 1445 Hancock Street, Quincy, MA 02169. about lost time, but use wisely the hours ♦ Q J7 than the two because he did not want Because West has retained the club “Who's using that money and where is it Masters; CELEBRITY CIPHER left. ♦ 10 8 5 to suggest that he held a club honor. • Bristol, $17,272 for Bachelors and $30,840 for C«i«brity Cipher crypiogrami are created from quotations by famous people, past and preaent. eight, he can play it under the nine, going?” Dillon said. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV.22) Situations ♦ K 10 3 He also wanted to be able to lead the Masters; Each letter In the dpt>er stands for another. Today'a due: B equal$ P. ♦ Q654 and Blast’s last club will be played State legislators last year passed bills increas­ that contain chancy elements could nine later. Declarer played low and • Waterbury. $17,073 for Bachelors and $31,794 for RITE AID PHARMACIES by CONNIE WIENER through declarer's queen, setting the ing the interest rate banks pay on mortgage work out rather well for you today, espe­ Vulnerable: Neither West made the natural play of the contract. escrow accounts and allowing lawyers to avoid Mastersl EAST HARTFORD cially those that occur in late afternoon. Dealer: North • Bridgeport. $16,384 for Bachelors and $32,139 for ENFIELD “ R TPFJ GJFJW YGCEG P SCMBXJ ETC eight. Dummy’s ace won and five dia­ using the banks for client accounts. • 271 ELLINGTON RD. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. 21) Re­ mond tricks quickly followed. Blast Masters; •95 ELM STREET-PHARMACY PH: 745-4121 warding results will develop today West North EaBt Sonib The second worst train disaster In order to prepare additional legislation PHARMACY PH: 528-6115 STJSYJU RGVe P ICVJX HCW LPXPIR discarded his three spades and West requiring banks to pay interest on the money, • Meriden. $15,583 for Bachelors and $32 546 for MANCHESTER through people emotionally close to you. 1 ♦ ! ♦ 1 NT discarded two small hearts. Declarer in history occurred Feb. I. 1970 Flimsy relationships could misfire. state lawmakers first need accurate information Masters; •361 MAIN STREET-PHARMACY PH: 649-9110 Pass 3 NT Pass Pass also shed two little hearts and then led when two passenger trains collided • New London, $15,300 for Bachelors and $30,000 for PGU JDDL.” — HWPQY LRGPVWP. CAPRICORN (Dac. 22-Jan. 19) Some­ Pass near Buenos Aires, killing 239 on how much money is held in the escrow one you thought was not overly fond of a spade. Blast won the ace and now Masters; PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "To me, the most perfect screenplay ever written persons. The world’s worst train accounts and how much interest is a fair profit for you actually cares more than you realize. Opening lead: ♦ 8 continued with the nine of clubs. South • Ansonia, $15,226 for Bachelors and $28,378 for W ill be one word." — Sylvester Stallone. disaster killed more than 800 the banks. Dillon said. Today he or she will show their true played low and West had to win the 10. Masters; colors. He could cash the king of clubs, but de­ people in France in 1917. 10 - MANC HKSTKR HKHAU) Monriiiy. Feb 17. 1986 Republican Chairman Smith Obituaries SPORTS vance of Swansea, Mass.; two Alton B. Cowles, other brothers, Joseph DeCarli worries about primary split longtime umpire and Frederick DeCarli, both of Stafford Srpings; three sisters. NBA roundup Alton B. Cowles, 66, of Windsor Bv Alex Glrelll runner in delegate strength, op­ cratic Party will control the Locks, formerly of Manchester, Frances DeCarli and Mary De­ Associate Editor poses a prim ary. media’s interest with its prim ary husband of Carolyn E . Cowles, Carli, both of West Hartford, and At an appearance in New Britian fight between Gov O ’Neill and died Saturday at St, Francis ClaireCordoofMiami.Fla.: andll Republican Town Chairman earlier this month. Bozzuto said a Toby Moffett she said. Hospital and Medical Center. grandchildren. She was prede­ Curtis Smith says he hopes slate prim ary would be "not only Hartford. ceased by a daughter, M ary Republicans can avoid a primary tremendously divisive, but we Smith has said he wants to see He was born in Manchester, Richardson of Baldwin, Mo. fight as they select a candidate to would close ourselves out for Manchester’s 16 delegates to the Sept. 4. 1919, and had lived here The funeral was today in the Deeper Celtics strike down Lakers oppose Gov. William O'Neill this victory. You may be buying defeat Republican State Convention ap­ most of his life before moving to Newkirk & Whitney Funeral November. for the party." portioned among the candidates on Windsor Locks in 1974. Before his Home, 776 Farmington Ave., West the basis of a straw vote of the Hartford, with a mass of Christian we are measured against.” said Abdul-Jabbar, who Smith, who supports Richard At the same meeting before the retirement in 1982 he was em­ Combined Wire Services Republican Town Committee The burial at 11 a.m. in St. Thomas the scored 23 points. “ I guess for them it’s a big win. Bozzuto of Watertown for the New Britain Republican Town ployed as a fuel and heating Committee. Rep Julie Belaga of vote would be taken at a March 12 equipment sales engineer and Apostle Church, West Hartford. IN G LE W O O D , Calif. — The Boston Celtics’ bench, Psychologically they have to be happy.” nomination, said that while the committee meeting. The four Private burial services in Indian Added Jones; ” We don’t think that far ahead. I ’d Democrats are locked in battle Westport said she would try to worked for Automatic Comfort which played so poorly in the 1985 championship force a prim ary if she loses the gubernatorial hopefuls — Bozutto. Corp. for 21 years, retiring in 1982. Hill Cemetery, Middletown, will be aeries loas to the Lakers, is striking back at Los like to get to the finals, but I don’t care who-we play. over their gubernatorial candi­ Belaga. Gerald Labriola of Nauga­ held at the convenience of the It’s the media and the fans who say it will be us and the date the Republicans "should nomination at the July convention. He was extended a lifetime Angeles this season. tuck and Romeo G. Petroni of family. Lakers. It makes for good hype, but we don’t think come out with a clear leader." She also said she would like to see a membership by the Connecticut . During only 16 minutes of a game against the prim ary even if she wins. Ridgefield — will appear before State Board of Approved Baseball Lakers last month. Bill Walton had 11 points, 7 blocked that w ay.” " I don’t think it's necessary to Belaga argued that a prim ary the Republican Town Committee Umpires upon his retirement from Lester Haack Jr. shots and 8 rebounds to spark the Celtics to a 110-95 Sunday’s Celtics-Lakers game, reminiscent of the would give the Republicans much- in Manchester Thursday to re­ last two NBA championship series, had three shoving tear the party apart over the active officiating by the board. He Lester C. Haack Jr., 43, of victory. The 6-foot-l 1 redhead was there again Sunday selection of a candidate." he said. needed media attention. If there is spond to questions from committee matches in the second quarter before the two teams was chief Little League umpire in Saulters Road, formerly of Abing- against Los Angeles — with plenty of help. Bozzuto. considered the front­ no Republican primary, the Demo­ members. Manchester from 1949 to 1974. He Alton B. Cowles Jerry Sichting had 11 points, Rick Carlisle had 6 of settled down. ton, died Sunday at Manchester Elsewhere in the NBA, it was Atlanta 110, Portland was elected to the position of Memorial Hospital after a long his 10 points in the final quarter and Walton added 10 Eighth District Um pire Consultant points and 7 rebounds to allow the Celtics to sweep 101; San Antonio 113. Sacramento 94; and Dallas 120. made to the American Heart illness. He was the husband of Chicago 114. in 1955. a post he held at the time of Elizabeth “Beth” (Abbott) Haack. their two-game season series with the Lakers with a his death. Association. 310 Collins St.. 105-90 triumph. GOP eager to oust O’Neill Hartford. . He was born in Rockville Centre. He was a member of the North N Y ., Oct. 8,1942. He was the son of ’’They’re deeper than they were last year,” said Los United Methoidst Church of Man­ Angeles center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. "Walton can Lester C. and Mildred C. (Smith) Mavericks 120, Bulls 114 Watertown; Gerald R. Labriola of September. chester. where he held various come off the bench and play with any center in the Continued from page I Mary Meserian Haack. He was employed for more Rolando Blackman scored 13 of his 28 points in the Naugatuck; and Romeo G. Petroni ■They voted two years ago to open conference, district and local league. They now have more guys that can play 48 Mary (Bizdigian) Meserian. 85, than 17 years for the Rogers Corp., , fourth quarter, including seven points in the final 2; 53, through the election, Gold said. of Ridgefield — all of whom badly primaries to the state’s 600,000 offices. He was building commit­ minutes.” of Newington, formerly of Hart­ first in Willimantic and for the last j to lead Dallas over Chicago. "Three-hundred-thousand dol­ trail Democrats William A. O’Neill “ independent” voters, but the tee chairman for the construction With center Robert Parish limited to just 23 minutes ford, died Sunday at Hartford seven years as personnel manager - The Bulls trailed 101-93 midway through the fourth lars is a hell of a lot of TV and Toby Moffett in name Democrats, who then controlled of the new church building and because of foul trouble — he picked up his fifth Hospital. She was the mother of in Manchester. He was a member quarter, but Charles Oakley scored 11 straight advertising.” Gold said. recognition. the legislature, refu.^ed to pass parsonage on Parker Street, which personal with 7:54 left in the third period — and Zabelle Haroian of Manchester. and former officer of Putnan _ Chicago points and George Gervin hit a jum per to cut "The principle thing is that the The plan calls for local party laws needed to complete the was built in 1957. forward Kevin McHale out with a sore Achilies She also is survived by four other Lodge 46 of Masons and a member the deficit to 107-106. But Blackman started his late money will be there so that the organizations to conduct the prim ­ process. Besides his wife, he is survived tendon, the Celtics needed help from the reserves — daughters. Kay Pasquale of South of the Wolf Den Grange 61 in 2!' streak with a basket to start an 8-2 run that clinched candidate can plan,” he said aries using volunteers and no local The Republicans sued and their by a daughter. Jeanine R. Cowles and they got it. Windsor, Elizabeth Hawkins of Abington He also was a member of, the victory. "Fo u r years ago, coming out of the or state funds. Unaffiliated voters right to invite anyone they want to of Manchester; a son, Robert D. "O u r bench now shows it can do the job,” Boston Middletown. Rosemary Arcieri of the Abington Congregational ~J Oakley had 28 points and |5 rebounds and George convention. Lew (Rome) had very would be invited to take part. participate in their primaries has Bcurke of Windsor Locks; two coach K.C. Jones said. "They now can control the ball South Windsor and Anne Loftice of Church, and a former member of " Gervin added 24 points for Chicago, which has lost six little resources. What he had, his Republican convention dele­ been upheld by two federal courts. brothers. Truman F. Cowles of and run the offense. Theycan’tgooutand play like the Melissa, Texas; 14 grandchildren; the board of deacons of the church. 2 straight games. The Mavericks have won nine of 11. staff was eating up. They were gates from towns conducting the The Democrats are still appealing Manchester and W. Donald Cowles first unit; they have to stay within themselves.” He was a Vietnam veteran, serving scrounging around” primaries would agree to support the case to the U.S. Supreme Court. of Bolton; and several nieces and and 16 great-grandchildren. Dennis Johnson led Boston with 23 points while Hawks 110, Blazers 101 The funeral will be Wednesday with the U.S. A ir Force. The successful 1970 campaign by the winners of the primaries, at nephews. Larry Bird, coming off consecutive triple-double Atlanta beat Portland behind solid performances Gold' said debates among the at a time to be announced. Calling He also is survived by two , Republican Thomas J. Meskill. he least through the first convention The funeral will be Tuesday at games, collected 22 points, 18 rebounds and 7 assists in from forwards Cliff Levingston and Kevin Willis in the candidates might also be arranged hours are Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. daughters. Dawn Haack and ; said, was "probably the last ballot. 10:30 a.m. in the North United 43 hard-nosed minutes. absence of all-star Dominique Wilkins. before each Super Tuesday contest at the Callahan Funeral Home. Cheryl Haack, both of Abington: rationally planned campaign we The primaries would be sche­ Methodist Church .300 Parker St. Magic Johnson of the Lakers, who said his swollen Levingston had 25 points and Willis 21 and both had to generate further publicity. 1602 Main St., East Hartford. three step-children, Robert Ke- 2 had” duled on succeeding Tuesdays in Burial will be in Ellington Center right knee stiffened in the second half, was O-for-4 11 rebounds against the Tra il Blazers, who lost their Memorial donations may be nyon. Laura Kenyon and Stacey ; He said the open spring prim ar­ the spring. It’s already been Scheduling the primaries on a Cemetery, Ellington. There are no from the field — the first time he has gone without a sixth straight game. A 10-2 streak in the third period made to the Center Church of Kenyon; all of Manchester; his ’■ ies should do wonders for the name dubbed the "Super Tuesdays" regional basis would also allow catling hours. field goal in a game since March 13,1983 — though he gave the Hawks a 62-53 lead, and Portland got no Hartford Memorial Fund. 60 Gold father and step-mother, Mr. and ; recognition of the four Republican plan. candidates to concentrate on a Memorial donations may be did collect 12 assists. closer than seven the rest of the way. St., Hartford Mrs. Lester C. Haack of Largo, ; gubernatorial hopefuls — Deputy The proposal amounts to an particular area before each prim ­ made to the Memorial Fund. North Scott Wedman’s basket gave Boston a 100-90 lead Kiki Vandeweghe led the Tra il Blazers with 21 Fla.; a sister. Mildred H. Gould of ; House Majority Leader Julie D. early test of the G OP plan to have ary, rather than having to hop­ United Methodist Church, or to the with 5; 10 left, but James Worthy soared for a dunk off points. Belaga of Westport; and former unaffiliated voters take part in the scotch around the state all spring. Windsor Locks Lions Club Volun­ John J. Trivigno North Babylon. N.Y.; five ne-, a 4-on-l break, and Byron Scott canned a baseline Republican primaries in Gold said. phews; an uncle. EdwardS. Haack 2 Spurs 113, Kings 94 state Sens. Richard C. Bozzuto of teer Ambulance Corps. Holmes John J. Trivigno. 74. of 46 jum per to bring the Lakers within 100-96 with 3:51 left. of Tempe, Ariz.; and five cousins. 2 Sacramento trimmed most of a 22-point deficit Funeral Home. 400 Main St. is in Alexander St., husband of Jennie However, that would be the last points for Los UPI photo The funeral will be held at the < before succumbing to San Antonio. charge of arrangemetns. (Mistretta) Trivigno, died Sunday Angeles until Michael Cooper’s meaningless 3-pointer Abington Congregatonal Church, 2 Boston's Bill Walton (5) tries to control a the action. Walton helped the Celtics to The Spurs bench, led by Alfredrick Hughes and Jeff at his home. with four seconds left. The dry spell included 7 Abington, Wednesday at 11 a.m. * rebound as he's hit from behind by Los their second win of the year over Los Lamp, built a 49-27 lead in the second quarter, and San Silktown Flyer changes hands Born in Manhattan, N .Y . he was straight misses, as the Lakers managed just 19 points Burial will be in the Abington t Antonio still had a 17-point bulge at halftime. The Edward C. Lynch, a resident of Manchester most of in hitting 31 percent for the quarter. Angeles' Kurt Rambis (31). The Lakers' Angeles, 105-99. Cemetery at the convenience of the * Kings cut the deficit to 90-84 early in the fourth quarter Edward C. Lynch, 84, of 325 his life. “ We had the same shots in the paint at the end of the James Worthy (right) has a good view of 1964. In 1971.it wassoldtoMalcolm family. Calling hours are at Smith • before Steve Johnson, who scored 10 of his.15 points in Continued from page 1 Paliwoda. who has not owned any Vernon St., died Sunday at an area He is survived by two sons, game that we did at the start, they just didn’t fall.” other publications, said the Flyer F. Barlow, who expanded delivery 6 Walker Funeral Home, 148 2 said Worthy, who hit 14-of-26 shots and finished with 35 the final period, led a rally that rebuilt San Antonio’s convalescent home. He was the Maurice Davidson of Manchester, to East Hartford and Glastonbury. Grove St., Putnam, Tuesday from t 16th victory in the last 17 games, own a 41-9 record, the should the clubs meet again in the N BA finals — as advantage to 101-88 with 4:19 left. Paliwoda said he will look into is in "respectable" financial husband of the late Marrian and Donald Sadrozinski of Te- points. “ We anticipated them going in.” 7 to 9 p.m. They didn’t, and Los Angeles fell to 39-13 with only N B A ’s best mark. most people expect. Lam p led the Spurs with 16 points, while La rry expanding the journal into other shape, but declined to provide Barlow sold the journal to (Sullivan) Lynch guesta. Fla.; a daughter, Marie details. Memorial donations may be its fifth loss in 27 home contests. The Celtics, with their They also have a mental edge over the Lakers " It ’s an important loss because they are the team Drew paced Sacramento with 18. towns. He also said it is possible Richard J. Shenkman in 1974. He was born in Manchester and Dore in New Hampshire: a Paliwoda’s firm is the fourth made to Abington Congregational that the Flyer will begin carrying Shenkman was president of the had lived in town all his life. He brother, Nicholas Trivigno of owner of the Flyer since if was Church, Abington. 06230, or to ! editorial material in the future. Silktown Flyer Inc. up until the owned and operated Lynch Dairy Windsor; two sisters. Fay LaBar- founded in 1959 by Anthony E. Center Congregational Church, 11 ; But customers will see little sale to Silktown Publications. and later served as a route dera of Newport, R.I., and An­ Bayles of Manchester. Center St,. Manchester. 2 change in the publication at the During the time he owned it, foreman for Sealtest Inc. He later toinette Mastropietro of Manches­ beginning, he said. At that time, the shopping . Coghlan denied seventh title Shenkman created four editions ter; 12 grandchildren: and seven Whalers owned and operated Brown & journal was dropped off at area " It ’s a smooth transition — called the East Hartford Flyer, the Lynch Flower Shop in Manchester. great-grandchildren. Rose Valluzzi stores where customers could pick that’s all we’re looking for here Glastonbury Flyer, The Flyer and He was a communicant of St. The funeral will be Wednesday it up to peruse weekly Rose M. (Damico) Valluzzi, 89, right now” he said. the Silktown Flyer. Bartholomew Church and was a at 8:30 a.m. from the John F. advertisements. of 171 Summit St,, widow of Frank continue member of the Elks Club of Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Bayles. along with partners Silktown Publications is moving S. Valluzzi Sr., died Monday at a at Millrose Wanamaker Mile Silktown Publications bought the Manchester, the Knights of Colum­ Center St., with a mass of Christian Tony Aceto and Arnold Kleinsch- into Shenkman’s former office, local convalescent home. Flyer from the East Hartford- bus of Manchester and the Rotary burial at 9 a.m. at the Assumption midt. began mailing the journal to which is located at USD Tolland She was born in Italy and had Bv Jim TIernev at the outset of the indoor cam­ torious in the IC4A College Mile based Silktown Flyer Inc., accortl- Club of Manchester. He was the Church. Burial will be in the St. ing to a news release issued today. homes in Manchester and Bolton in Turnpike in East Hartford. lived in Manchester most of h e r. nosedive Herald Correspondent paign. Since then, Coghlan has Friday night. The race was com­ last of the charter members of the James Cemetery, Manchester. life. She was a charter member of suffered defeats at the Meadow- prised of the finest college milers Calling hours are 7 to 9 p.m, Manchester Rod and Gun Club and the Rockville Elks Emblem Club, ■ NEW YORK — Eamonn Cogh- lands, Dallas in the two mile and on the East Coast and O'Reilly, was honored as its Man of the Year Tuesday. BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — The the Veterans of Foreign Wars lan’s bid for an unprecedented this being his toughest loss indoors. another Irishman, won handily Memorial donations may be streak streched to 10, games in 1970. Auxiliary and the Senior Citizens seventh Wanamaker Mile victory Coghlan had never lost at with a time of 4:01.38. That Beltless cruises costly to four He is survived three daughters. made to the Visiting Nurses Saturday night. In losing to the established a new Millrose Games of Manchester, homestanding Minnesota North was denied by fellow countryman Madison Square Garden during his Mrs. Joseph (Nancy) Smith of Hospice Program, or to the Am eri­ illustrious career prior to Friday record by five seconds. She is survived by two sons, Stars, 4-1, the Hartford Whalers and Villanova alumnus Marcus that have seat belt laws. The law Manchester, Mary Anne James of can Cancer Society. Four people will have to pay up traffic violation.^ Traffic Officer Frank S. Valluzzi Jr. of Manches­ are now 0-9-1 in the past three O’Sullivan. Coghlan’s late surge on night. However, he still feels “ I really felt great and thought I for not buckling up while driving Gary Wood has said Manchester applies to private passenger vehi­ West Hartford and Mrs. David ter and John F . Valluzzi of Windsor confident concerning his chances could have run a 3:57 or 3:58, ” said weeks. the gun lap proved to be too little around town, police said today. police will not specifically look for cles made since 1964 and requires (Peggy) Paine of Monson. Mass.; Locks; a sister, Catherine Bene- and too late to catch the flying of defeating his heir apparent in the 21-year-old O ’Reilly. “ We went nine grandchildren and a great- Alice Donovan The four were charged last week violators of the seat bell law, but drivers and front-seat passengers vento of Manchester; four grand­ The club winless record is 12. O ’Sullivan at the 79th annual the indoor mile, O ’Sullivan. through the half mile too slow to grandson. Alice (Wetherell) Donovan, 73, under the new law that requires will issue tickets in the course of to wear seat belts. children; and fiv-e great­ Hartford, 26-29-2, fell three Wanamaker Millrose Games Fri­ " I just got over the flu this week get a really fast time out of it. I ’m motorists to wear seat belts. Each motor-vehicle investigations if The funeral will be Wednesday of East Hartford, died Saturday at grandchildren. games under .500 for the first time day night at Madison Square and finally regained some of my very pleased, especially because Proponents have argued that the at 9:15 a.m, at the John F . Tierney Hartford Hospital. She was a was fined $15, plus a $2 service fee, they discover a motorist did not regulation will encourage more The funeral will be Wednesday this season. With 23 games remain­ Garden. kick,” Coghlan explained. “ Going my time already is good enough to for violating the state law that buckle up. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., native of Manchester. at 11 a.m. at St. James Church. ing, the Whalers are stuck in last O ’Sullivan’s winning time for the into this race was the first time this qualify for the nationals people to buckle up and will save with a mass of Christian burial at She had lived in the area all her went into effect Jan. 1. Wood had estimated that about lives. The Connecticut Safety Belt Burial will be in the St. James place in the Adams Division, six prestigious mile was 3:56.04 while season I had felt physically able to outdoors.” The law has only been enforced 85 percent of the motorists in town 10 a.m. in St. Bartholomew life. She was a member of All Cemetery. There are no calling points behind Buffalo and seven Coghlan turned in a time of 3:56.34. win. Last week at the Meadow- Asked about a possible return to Coalition has said up to 85 lives a Church. Burial will be in St. Saints Episcopal Church, East since the first of this month, police would comply with the new law. year could be saved and 4,800 hours. behind the Boston Bruins. Coghlan, the world indoor record lands I felt horrible the entire Manchester this coming Thanks­ However, he said, it is difficult to Bridget Cemetery. Calling hours Hartford. giving, O’Reilly replied instantly, said. injuries avoided in the state if Memorial donations may be Boston, which had lost five in a UPI photo holder in the mile and three-time rade.” Caught were a 23-year-old E l­ tell from outside observation if a are Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 She is survived by her husband. made to a charity of the donor’s: 2 row, snapped out of it Sunday night winner of the Manchester Road Coghlan will get another chance " I ’ll definitely be there because I residents complied with the law. Irving C. Donovan of East Hart­ lington man at the corner of seat belt is being worn because p.m. choice. : with a 5-3 win over the North Stars. Ireland's Marcus O'Sullivan (7) hits the tape with a time Race on Thanksgiving day, has at O ’Sullivan, who has won every love the race and especially the Hilliard and Broad streets, a some seat belts only cross the the The automobile industry has Memorial donations may be ford; a son. Jack L. Donovan of The John F. Tierney Funeral The Sabres bowed to Edmonton. of 3:56.05 to beat feiiow countryman Eamonn Coghlan, fallen on hard times during possi­ indoor mile he has entered this people of Manchester.” 22-year-old Hartford man at the motorist’s lap. strongly supported the legislation made to the Oak Hill School for the East Hartford; a sister, Irene Home, 219 W. Center St., has' 7-5. bly his last year of competition. He season, next week in San Diego. The Golden Anniversary of the Blind, 120 Holcomb St.. Hartford. Marinoccio of Windsor; and three three-time winner of the Manchester Road Race, who intersection of Center Street and Officers gave only warnings to after federal transportation offi­ charge of arrangements. Kent Nilsson scored a goal and lost for the first time in four years Villanova’s Gerry O’Reilly, who Road Race could very well be the Salem Road, a 31-year-old Plain- violators during January in order cials announced they would cancel granddaughters. assisted on two others to lead was second in 3:56.34 at the Wanamaker Miie at the in an indoor mile event at the finished a fine third in the 1985 ville man at Center and Adam to allow motorists to familiarize an order requiring air bags in all Gerard J. McDonald The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 Minnesota on Saturday. Millrose Games last Friday night. Sunkist Invitational in Los Angeles Manchester Road Race, was vic­ Please turn to page 14 streets, and a 21-year-old Vernon themselves with the new regula­ new vehicles if a majority of states a.m. in All Saints Episcopal Police consider man at 353 Main St. tion. Police starting fining viola­ passed seat belt laws. Gerard J. McDonald, 71, of Church, 444 Hills St., East Hart­ Each was charged after being tors on Feb. 1. Opponents have charged that the Killington. died Sunday at M id­ ford, with the Rev. William R. death homicide pulled over by police for another Connecticut is one of 17 states law restricts motorists’ freedom. dlesex Memorial Hospital. Middle- Robbins officiating. Burial will be town. He was the husband of in Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky NEW HAVEN (UPI) — No Kelley Is Ineligible, UConn bombed by St John's Frances (Harris) McDonald and Hill. Calling hours are tonight from arrests have been made in connec­ the retired owner and operator of 7 to 9 gt Callahan Funeral Home, tion with the shooting death of a Collectors Com er of Manchester. 1602 Main St., East Hartford. New Haven man who was killed; Envoy meets Marcos, Aquino He was born in Jersey City, N.J., Saturday while standing at the 2 JAMAICA, N.Y. — Senior super- courses, had not made up the work Coles each netted 14 points to pace family. We’'re all involved,” and had lived in Killington for entrance of a crowded after-hours; star guard Earl Kelley has played by a four-week deadline. Connecticut. Freshman Phil Gam­ The news also upset Kelley’s Ida O’Nell teammates. Continued from page I Marcos. Mrs. Aquino asked Filipinos to many years. He previously was night club, police say. ; his last game for the University of “ He thought he had been thrown ble, thrust into the role as point “ It’s real hard because he leads Habib’s meeting with Sin, the withdraw money from seven large employed as an auditor for the Ida (DeCarli) O’Neil, 83, widow Lipton Baker, 32, of 6 Gilbert.' Connecticut basketball team after out of school,” Pemo said. “ When I guard for UConn in place of Kelley, us in scoring, in assists and he’s the "There was nothing healthy or most influential religious leader in banks she said had helped Marcos Security Insurance Co. and had of Walter G. O ’Neil, of Swansea, Ave. died at about 3:30 a.m c being ruled academically ineligi­ explained to him (that he had not did a credible job with 8 points and best free-throw shooter on the democratic about the violence, this 85 percent Roman Catholic maintain power, to postpone pay­ been a self-employed realtor. He Mass., formerly of West Hartford, Saturday after being shot in the ble to compete, the school said been thrown out of school), he 5 assists. team,” said Coles. “ It’s a real loss intimidation, cheating or bribes by nation, was certain to include ing utility bills until cut-off notices was a World War II U.S. Navy died Friday in Fall River, Mass. chest and rushed to a New Haven; Sunday. became enlightened. He handled it “ I didn’t feel scared. I just took for us. We have to regroup. We which Mr. Marcos sought to snatch discussion of last week’s charge by are received, and to boycott veteran. She was the sister of Charles hospital, police said. “Earl Kelley is ineligible to as only E a rl can handle it.” my time,” Gamble said. “I work at don’t know how we’ll do it. It’s victory,” she said, the Catholic Bishops’ Conference products of the San Miguel Corp. Besides his wife, he is survived DeCarli of Manchester. Baker died at the Hospital of St;2 compete, period,” said T im Tolo- The Huskies, 3-8 in the Big East the point about 10 minutes every practice. But I never played the going to be real hard. But we’ve got "A n y word or statement that of the Philippines that election was The large brewery and food by two sons, Frank Stanton of West She also is survived by a son, Raphael after being rushed front’ kan. UConn sports information and 12-10 overall, were no match a lot of young guys and we’re not seeks to obscure this blunt truth is marred by "unparalleled fraudu- processing company is operated Suffield and Richard Stanton in James W. O’Neil of Lake Worth. the Th ird World After Hours Social- director. for the nationally ranked Redmen point in high school. I think I did a going to die.” not helping the Filipino people, and lence” at the polls. by Mrs. Aquino’s cousin. Eduardo Florida; three daughters. Deborah Fla.; a daughter. Dorothy Belle- Club, located at 153 Gilbert A v e .. UConn is bound by law to refrain without Kelley. They probably pretty good job for the first time.” Sophomore Terence Warren Kelley ends his collegiate bas­ assists in the betrayal of their fight Although the bishops’s state­ Cojuangco, a bitter political rival M. Bakulski of Manchester, Ma­ from commenting on any subject couldn’t have beaten St. John’s, started at the point for UConn and, ketball career with 1,592 points for for democracy,” she added. ment did not accuse pro-Marcos of her slain husband, opposition rilyn Plympton of Windsor Locks relating to a student’s academic the No. 7 team in the latest U P I a 16.9 average. He led UConn in At a Sunday news conference, forces by name, it was widely leader Benigno Aquino, who was and Ella Bodtmann in New Jersey ; FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE career, Tolokan said. poll, with him, but it at least would after a shaky first half, did a better job in the second 20 minutes. “ It scoring each of his four seasons, Marcos said Reagan was "wrongly interpreted as blaming the assassinated at Manila Interna­ two sisters, Harriett Sheehan and Kelley, the fifth-highest scoring have been possible. UConn threw a FREE Annual - Weekly Garden Lectures was hard,” Warren said. “ It’s during which he played 94 games informed” about the election, and government. tional Airport in 1983. Eileen Hussey, both in New player in Huskies’ history, learned scare into St. John’s at the / F«b. 19. 7:30 for UConn, 80 as a starter. He said he would make sure "the right Mrs. Aquino, in her call for In other developments, Marcos, Jersey; 13 grandchildren; and five prior to UConn’s 74-54 defeat to St. Hartford Civic Center before whit­ going to take some time to get V "You Cm Grow Orchids - Orchid Exploring” ranks No. 2 in free thorws made information reaches him ” Rea­ nationwide anti-Marcos protests, in a move that may have been great-grandchildren. John’s Saturday that he had been tling in their first meeting of the things together. We just have to (438), free throw percentage (82.2 gan said Saturday that election said strikes and boycotts should designed to placate U.S. critics, A memorial mass will be cele­ Feb. 26. 7:30 deemed academically ineligible. year. work hard.” u f lU OUUUDOU IIIU U llg lUI lUHl bRffll “ We lost a great player, one of UConn learned after F riday’s ”It’s unfair to Terence Warren, percent) and third in career assists abuses were "perpetuated largely begin on the first working daj' after announced the resignation of his brated Tuesday at 10 a.m. in St. "How to Succoed ind Giro lor Your Liwn" who hasn’t played much, and it’s (388). His 411 points in his senior by the ruling party” after Marcos’ Feb. 26 inauguration top military officer and long-time Francis of Assisi Church, South the best guards in the Big East. I practice that it would be without Habib also was meeting today to a new six-year term associate. Gen. Fabian C. Ver. Windsor. There are no calling think one of the great guards in the Kelley. It had less than 24 hours to unfair to Phil Gamble who has year was third time in his check­ never played the position,” Perno with Cardinal Jaime Sin, the She also called upon the Philip­ The 66-year-old Ver was acquit­ hours. The John F. Tierney Fun­ country,” UConn Coach Dom get reorganized. “ One of our ered career that he has reached the said of the m ajor adjustment. 400;point plateau in a single Roman Catholic archbishop of pine m ilitary and police to disobey ted in December, along with 25 eral Home, 219 W. Center St., has Pemo said. “ He had a great year. problems was getting our chemis­ Kelley is the third UConn player season. He is one of only five Manila and a persistent critic of orders that were "unjust.” others, of complicity in Aquino’s charge of arrangements. Losing a player like that is a dent to try. We didn’t have it. So we this year to be declared academi­ assassination. Memorial donations may be GARDENS our type of program.” struggled,” Pemo said. UConn players to accomplish this Pemo said Kelley learned Fri­ The Huskies showed some deter­ cally ineligible. Te rry Coffey and feat. 643-8474 day, prior to the team leaving for mination and poise in cutting a A1 Armstrong were mled ineligible He was named Big East Rookie Nun released after attack ^ ^Valentlnesj the St. John’s game in Jamaica, 14-point deficit to 29-24 at halftime. early this season. of the Year his freshman year 6” KilinchN N .Y ., of his academic status. We hung in there,” a drained John Toner, athletic director at when he averaged 16.7 points a S TA M F O R D (U P I) — A 50-year- after the 4 p.m. attack on Frost, ^ Day: ^ ROBERT J. SM ITH, inc. M . M .lm ii “ He had practiced with us and Pemo said. But St. John’s, in UConn, can't comment on the game. old nun has been released from a police said. Robert J. Smith, Inc. was ready to come to the game,” second place in the Big East at 11-2 Ineligibility matter because it’s Connecticut has five games left hospital after being slashed in the Frost is head of the soq kitchen at INSURAINSMITHS S'4“ 'iaiceolariasr ! Pem o said. and 24-3 overall, took charge in the against the law. But on Saturday in the regular season starting with face by a resident of an emergency a Main Street shelter where Pratt INSURANSMITHS SINCE ’ “ An administrator told me. I told opening four minutes after the night, he said he was “ devastated” Tuesday’s game against Seton homeless shelter, officials say. lived, police said. Cinerariasrs .la iits — Earl," Pemo said. “Obviously, he intermission. The Redmen stead­ when he heard the news, and Hall at the Meadowlands at 9 p.m. Sister Henrita Frost received 50 ' Doctors used 50 stitches to close Primroiei' was upset, but he contained ily increased their lead until it was “terribly empathetlc” Kelley. The Huskies are currently in sixth 1914 {L aro e Selection Photo by Bob Slowoll stitches at the St. Joseph Medical the wound that extended from her himself.” 26 (60-34) with 7; 24 left. “ I hope he’ll pick up the pieces place in the nine-team Big East Center, where she was taken after right ear to the chin, police said. ^•FolTaaBige *116701*H arbi *Cictus*Cactus ^ Kelley was placed on restrictive Walter Berry had 18 points, and finish off his education, which ahead of Providence, Boston Col­ UConn’s Earl Kelley (in white) was declared academi­ Pratt, who had a history of the Friday afternoon attack, police i mull potlid plinti ^ academic probation for not com­ Willie Glass 15 and Ron Rowan 14 down the line, is the most impor­ lege and Seton Hall. cally ineligible on Friday, just before the Huskies were said. psychological disorders, told po­ 649-5241 pleting course work from last to lead the Redmen. Point guard tant thing,” Toner said. “ I also Without Kelley, it’ll be interest­ lice he thought welfare checks sent AUDOSON ■SO rooo • Tteyll alway. m m bMh Iw scheduled to leave for their game Saturday night with St. Stamford police arrested Robert 65 E. Center Street Sunflower seeds, cracked corn, thistle seed. semester. Kelley, who had re­ M ark Jackson dished out 14 hope that people will understand ing to see if the Huskies can stay Pratt. 39, Friday and charged him to the shelter had been withheld Manchetter, Ct. pofs, houa9pi$nt$, daskefs. /nsecf/c/des 6 more ceived an incomplete in one of his assists. Eddie Williams and T im that this is a problem of the public out of the Big East cellar. John's in Jamaica, N.Y. with second-degree assault shortly from him. I t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Feb. 17, 1986 SCOREBOARD Cagle skaters

maior (flohtlno)*game misconduct, Bethel 87, St. John's 75 How top 20 larod 5:53; Poveilch, NYR, minor-molor Blockbum 63, Greenville 46 aIor (fighting), 14:30; Ridley. Philadelphia 34 19 .642 8'/d Gusto vus Adolphus 67, (^rle ton 62 4. Nevodo-Los Vegas (24-3) defeated Coach Vic Ru.cso's fondest hopes and Rich Ralston doing the honors. WatMnglon 34 17 4 72 211 194 franchises in Atlanta, add the Hiram 65, Bethany 63 Santa Barbara 79-71; lost to Cal-Irvine NY lllondvrs 21 19 10 66 234 204 NYR, 15:05. New Jersev 29 25 .537 14 were not reaiized Saturday night. "Both goals were when they stole Shots on goal—Detroit 7-8-14—29. NY Washington 24 28 .462 18 20-game winners on the 1971 Hope 73, Albion 71 99*^ Plttaburgh 26 24 7 59 226 202 Illinois 82, Wisconsin 74 5. (jeorgla Tech (194) defeated His East Cathoiic High ice hockey the puck from our defensemen and NY Ranotrs 27 26 4 SI 202 19$ Rongers 12-11-7—30. New York 18 35 .340 24'/> Orioles, multiply by the number Power-play conversions—Detroit 5- Ceniral DIvMen Illinois Wesleyan 51, Carroll 42 Virginia 62-55. team needed to come up with a scored,” Russo advised. N tw JtTMV 17 37 3 37 211 271 of fouls that create a college lowo State U , Kansas State 74 6. Memphis State (23-2) defeated Florldo Adoim DlvWen 0. NY Rangers 4-1. Milwaukee 36 18 .667 — good performance against North East .scored at 2:56 as B.J. Goalies—Detroit, MIcalef. NY Atlonta 30 22 .577 5 "one and one" and subtract the John Carroll 55, Wash B Jefferson 53 State99X; defeated Southern Mississippi O u tbK 33 21 4 70 241.203 Kansas X , Nebraska 61 Branford High, instead, the Ea­ Heslin, assisted by linemates Dave Montreal 21 5 69 250 195 Rangers, Hanlon. A—17,403. Detroit 29 25 .M 7 number of stadiums in which 32 Cleveland 20 32 .385 IS Kansas Weslevon 56, Ottawa 55 7. St. John's (24-3) d e fe a ^ . gles turned in one of their worst of Olender and Kevin Walsh, found Boston 27 24 7 61 226 212 the Super Bowl has been played. Knox 67, Monmouth 61 (jeorgHown ^ 5 8 ; defeated Connecti­ Buffalo 27 24 6 60 219 200 Indiana 18 35 .340 W h the year in falling to the host the back of the twine. But Craig 0ilsrs7.8abresS Chlcogo 17 37 .315 19 Lokeland 74, Marian 62 cut 74-54. Hartford 26 29 2 54 229 220 Louisville 72, DePaul 53 8. Kentucky (22-3) defeated ^ o ^ m a Thunderbirds, 6-4. Augur and Pollock answered a C fm ipM I Conforonco Western Cgnference PAYOFF: The answer was Midwest Dlvlslen Malone 100, Urbana 70 73-71; defected MIssluIppI State8862. "We had a lucktuster perfor­ Norris Division Buffalo 184-8 also the uniform number of the Manchester 101, Hanover 91 (30T) 9. Michigan (22-3) defeated Minnesota 94-second span for a 4-1 after 5:56 W L T Pis. OF OA Ramonton 511—7 W L Pet. OB mance from everybody,” said an of the second period. Houston 34 18 .654 — best Colts runner to ever be a Mankato State 62, Augustana 58 92-56; defeated Iowa 82-66. Chlcooo 29 22 0 66 260 252 Rest period—1, Edmonton. Coffey 32 Marlon 72, Bethel 69 10. Oklahoma (23-3) defeated Kansos obviously distressed Russo, who East then put on a spurt. ” We St. Louis 25 24 8 SO 217 221 (Gretzky, KurrI), 6:52. 2, Edmonton, Denver 31 23 .574 4 starting NFL quarterback. Who Dallas 28 23 .549 S'/i Miami (Ohio) 103, Ball St. 77 State 85-77; lost to Missouri 101-88; saw his club slump to 7-9-1 with Minnesota f 23 25 9 55 232 225 Lowe 2 (Anderson, Smith), 10:44. 3, was he? Michigan 82, Iowa 66 defeated Colorado 117-X. played well the rest of the second Toronto 16 35 6 37 219 277 Edmonton, Gretzky 39 (Coffey, Moos), Son Antonio 29 26 .527 t'h three games left. East, 551 as far Utoh 26 29 .473 Michigan St 77, Minnesota 66 11. (Jeorgrtown (195) lost to St. John s period,” Russo said. Olender, Detroit 12 40 5 29 192 297 11:53. 5, i:kiffalo. Tucker 25 (Houslev, Michigan Tech 91, Oakland 84 60-58; lost to Vlllanova 9068 (20T). as the Connecticut Interscholastic assisted by Walsh, and Daryl Smytlie Division A n d re y c h u k ), 19:31. P e n o ltle s — Sacramento 21 32 .396 131^ Pacific Division Mlnn-(}uluth83, Mlnn-MorrlsX 12. Bradley (26-1) defeated Illinois Athletic Conference is concerned Edmonton 40 13 6 86 309 237 Fopolln, Edm, 8:53; Foligno, Buf, 9:53; Moorhead St 81, Bemidji St 77 State 7467; defeated Indiana State 54-52; Tulimieri, asssisted by Kevin Coloorv 26 23 7 59 242 219 Ramsey, Buf, molor (fighting), 14:00; L.A. Lakers 39 13 .750 — Portland 29 28 .509 12'/i No. Michigan 85, WIs.-ParksIde 79 de feat^ Southern Illlnols61-60. as far as qualifying for the Division Gallahue. made it 4-3 after two Voncouver 17 30 9 43 205 234 McSorlev, Edm,molor (fighting), 14:00; North Park 73, Mllllken 62 13. Syracuse (20-3) defeated Vlllonova Wlnnloeo 18 34 6 42 210 268 Hamel,Buf, 15:22. Phoenix 21 30 .412 \Vh I state tournament, cannot afford a periods. L.A Clippers 21 32 .396 18',^ North Central 78, Elmhurst 69 77-X; defeated Providence 76-75. Los Angeles 17 33 6 40 201 278 Northeost Louisiana 73, Eastern III 69 slip in its final three games. But the Thunderbirds struck Second period—5, Edmonton, Coffey 33 Seattle 19 34 .358 20'/} eiieyi uioi iddOAVd 14. (tie) Notre (Tame (17-5) detected Saturday's Results Oberlln 77, Case Western Reserve 66 Fordham 81-58; lost to Duke 75-74. “ We now have our backs to the with goals by Pollock at 39 seconds, NY Islanders 6, New Jersey 5 (Gretzky, KurrI), sh, 13:32. Penalties— Golden Stote 17 38 .309 Ti'/i 19 ° B - Z X y + e :U3M8NV Saturday's Results (}hlo 81, Eostern Michigan 69 14. (tie) TexavEI Paso (21-5) losttoUtah wall." Russo said, stating the giving him a hat trick, and Joey Plttsburoh 9, Vancouver 4 Andreychuk, Buf, 9:32; Messier, Edm, Ohio Wesleyan X , Allegheny 84 7167; lost to Brigham Young 77-69. Montreal 5, Pnilodelpnio3 11:58; Gregg, Edm, 16:03. Utah 104, New York 97 (S iS M b yN E A . Inc time-worn cliche. “We have three Coavoipe at 8:56 to put it on ice. Indiana 105, Clevelond 99 Ohio Northern 54, Boldwln-Wallace 16. Indlano (17-5) defeated Ohio State Toronto 4, Chicago 3 Third period—6, Buffalo, Ruff 20 41 left and we need them all.” Scott Jensen, assisted by Gallahue St. Louis 5, Boston 1 (Houslev, Andreychuk), 7:29. 7, Buffalo, Detroit 134, Phllodelphlo 133 (OT) 84-75. Milwaukee 112, New Jersey 94 Olivet 83, Alma 77 17. Alabama (176) lost to Kentucky The stretch run began this ^ind Keith Hobby, tallied for East Minnesota 4, Hartford I Andreychuk 25 (Lacombe), 9:04. 8, Oral Roberts 68, Detroit $7 73- 71; lost to Auburn 71-69. Woshlngton 4, Los Angeles 1 Buffalo, Foligno 30 (Ruff, Perreault), Denver 113, (iolwe. State 100 Saturday’s collaga hoop rssults afternoon at 2:30 as East opposed with 22 seconds left. L.A. Clippers 108, Houston 101 Otterbein 73, Capital 66 18. North Carolina State (176) defeated Sunday's Resulfs 10:16, 9, Edmonton, Messier 24 (McClel­ Pavson 61, Grlagsvllle45 Brooklyn 103-52; lost to Maryland 67-66; North Haven High at the Milford "We played poorly from the PlttstMJrgh 5, New Jersey 5 (tie) land, Smith), 14:42.10, Buffalo, Follgno31 Seattle 112, Washlh^on 106 Sunday's Results East Principla 87, Maryville 79 lost to Duke X -X . Ice Palace. East took an overtime shoulders up,” Russo said. ” We Voncouver 4, Toronto 4 (tie) (Dykstra, Ramsey), 16:29. 11, Purdue 65, Northwestern 50 19. (tie) Louisville (18-7) defeated NY Rongers 3, Detroit 1 Edmonton, Smlth3 (Coffey, Messier), pp, Dallas 120, Chicago 114 Albright 110, Gettysburg W verdict from North Haven back on Enfield's Scott Beblo (5) drills the puck at Manchester Indian Steve Gallacher (14) looks on. Though it appears San Antonio 113, Sacramento 94 Alfred 63, Rhode Island Tech S3 Quincy 102, Mlch-Dearborn63 Virginia Tech 93-83; defeated Cincinnati tried too much to do it ourselves. Edmonton 7, Buffalo 5 18:42. 12, Edmonton. KurrI 44 (Messier, Rhodn 61, Rose-Hulman 56 goalie Brian Oatway, who spreads out in a save attempt to be goal-bound, the puck (left corner) never made it in. Quebec 6, Coloorv 3 Gretzky), 19:20. Penalties—Engblom, Boston 105, LA Lakers 99 Babson 93, Curry 91 (OT) 74- 58; defeated DePaul 72-53. Dec. 28, 3-2. One guy would try to skate through Buf, 16:44. Atlanta 110, Portland 101 Boston Univ. 77, Vermont 68 Rio Grande 64, Walsh 62 19. (tie) Pepperdine (206) defeated Russo was lost to explain his Chlcooo 4, St. Louis 2 Saginaw Valley 68, Grand Valley 67 Loyola of California 7964. everybody instead of passing. You in scholastic action Saturday at the Bolton Ice Palace. Manchester won, 5-2, to go over the .500 mark. Boston 5, Minnesota 3 Shots on gool—Buffalo 10-10-23— Mondoy's Games Brockport 93, Fredonia 81 (All times EST) Brown 97, Columbia 95 Southwestern 67, Sterling 65 team ’s outing. " It wasn’t just the could count the number of passes Monday's (Tomes 43. Edmonton 94-12—29 Southern IndlanaX, Bellarmlne87 (All Times BST) Dallas at New Jersev, 1 p.m. Bucknell 79, Hofstra 74 loss that hurt,” he began, "but we made in the attacking zone on New York at Cleveland, 2:30 p.m. Buffalo St. 69, Buffolo U. 68 St. Norbert 74, Beloit 64 Winnipeg at Phllodelphlo, 1:35 p.m. Power play conversions—Buffalo 3- St. Cloud St. 105, South Dakota St 75 what hurt is we didn’t play well. It one hand, and have a couple of Los Angeles at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. 0, Edmonton 4-1. Chicago at Indiana, 5:X p.m. CW Post 71, Southompton 70 Atlonta at Seattle, S:X p.m. California X , Indiana (Pa.) 75 Tiffin 53, Mount Vernon Nazarene49 was kind of a sleepy performance. fingers left.” Tourney bid taking shape Tuesday's <3ames Goalies—Buffalo, Cloutier. Edmon­ Toledo 77, Bowling Green 65 Boston at Colgorv, 7:35 p.m. ton, Moog. A—17J328. Utoh ot O tro lt, 7:M p.m. Costleton State 84, Johnson State 56 There was no enthusiasm, no East’s final two games of the Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Cheyney 83, East Stroudsburg 50 Western III. 79, Valparaiso 62 Voncouver at Hartford, 7:3Sp.m. Western Michigan 62, Kent St. 58 Golf intensity. We played like the year are against Cheshire on Los Angeles at (Suebec, 7:35 p.m. Boston at Phoenix, 9 :X p.m. Chicago StateX, Brooklyn Col Iege64 Bruins S. North Stars 3 Washington at LA Clippers, 10:Xp.m. Clarion 84, Lock Haven 77 Wheaton 79, Augustana 73 Whalers. Saturday and Enfield on Monday. Woshingfon at NY Islonders, 8:05p.m. Wichita State 45, West Texas 38 Detroit at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Houston at (Jolden Stote, 10:Xp.m. Concordia 94, N.Y. Tech 80 "F or a big game, it’s not what I Feb. 24, Both are at the Bolton Ice Cornell Yale 73 WIs.-PoInt 72, WIs.-La Crosse 51 Boston 3 2 0—5 Tues4tay's Games 79, expected. We made a lot of Palace Indian icemen climb over .500 Cortland 69, Binghamton 67 WIs.-R. Falls 77, Wls.-Plotte. 72 P6A rasults Mlnnosota 111—3 Cleveland at New York, night AHL standings Phoenix at San Antonio, night Dayton 69, Canislus 68 Wls.-Oshkosh79,Wls.-Superlor76 First period—1, Boston, Pederson 20 Washington at Denver, night DickinsonM, Western Maryland57 WIs.-WhIte. 73, Wls.-Eou Claire 58 (Bouraue, Keans), pp, 4:00.2, Minnesota, Drew 66, (Telaware Valley 60 Wittenberg 106, Mount Union 71 8500600 Hawaiian Open Blugstod 31 (Nilsson, Hortsburg), pp, Houston at Sacramento, night Bv Paul Ofria Ner1ti«m DIvIfion Drexel 81, Rider 76 Wooster 48, Muskingum 46 Af Honolulu, Fob. 16,1986 N H L roundup w L T P tl. GF GA 6:28. 3, Boston, Bouraue 16 (Thelven, Edinboro 61, Slippery Rock 53 Xavier (Ohio) 81, St. Louis 72 (OT) Herald Correspondent Adirondack 69 244 202 LInseman), pp, 13:06.4, Boston, NIenhuis Fairfield 73, Army 55 Southwest Corey Pavin 8X600 67-67-72-66—277 32 18 5 15 (P ederson), 16:49. P enoltles— Paul Azinger 54600 70656970—274 Molne 31 20 5 67 212 205 Framingham St. 72, Salem St. 71 Abilene Christian 91, E New Mexico 73 BOLTON — Sometimes you can Moncton 27 22 5 59 196 200 Hortsburg, Min, 2:14; Markwort, Bos, Hawks 110, Blazars 101 Frank. & Marsh. 79, Lebonon Val. 76 Angelo St 91, East Texas 69 Tom Wafson 29600 686966-73—276 Fredericton 25 28 6 56 231 229 4:43; Gannon 82, LeMoyne 68 Arkansas St. 63, Louisiana Tech 62 Bernhard Langr 29600 67- 746768—276 lose a period of hockey and still Sherbrooke 28 6 54 251 243 Giles, Min, 11:14; Casev(served by Geneseo St. 69, Oswego St. 60 Houston 93, Arkansas S3 Oavid Ogrln 18,250 66- 70-7467—277 come out on top. U Blugstod), Min, 12:56; Thelven, Bos, ATLANTA (110) Houston Baptist 66, HardIn-SImmons Hubert Green 18,250 7168-68-70—277 Novo Scotia 18 33 7 43 225 269 Levingston 10-165-725, Willis 9-16 34 21, George Washington 78, Ouquesne 70 Rangers record Manchester High dominated the ' 17:08; Pederson, Bos, 18:02; Plett, Min, Andy Dillard 18,250 69716968—277 Southern Division Rollins 1-3 DO 2, Rivers 46 3-811, Wlttmon Hortwlck 75, Manhattanville 61 63 18:02^ MMburv, Bos, 19:06; Bellows, Min, Harvard 62, Penn 53 Lamar 75, T exos-Arllngton 69 Jodie Mudd 15,500 716966-72—2X first and third periods Saturday Hershev 33 23 2 68 243 202 19:06; Roberts. Min, molor (fighting), 4-102-210, Koncak7-92-416, Hostings 4-54-5 706868-73—2X Springfield 28 25 3 59 227 220 12, Webb 1-2 4-4 6, Bottle 2-5 34 7. Totals Holy Cross 73, St. Peter's 66 M cM urry 77, Sul Ross 75 Bob Twov 11671 night and skated away with a Rochester 27 23 58 240 223 19:56; Markwort, Bos, motor (fighting), Husson88, U. Maine, Farmlngton66 McNeese 72, North Texas 64 Jay Haas 11671 68- X-X67—2X 4 19:58. 42-7426-38110. Isoo AokI 11671 70-72-69-70—279 hard-earned 5-2 victory over En­ BInghomton 25 28 5 55 212 222 PORTLAND (101) Iona 59, Fordham 44 Midwestern 85, Cameron 68 St. Cotharlns 25 30 3 S3 224 237 Second period—5, Boston, Sielgher 4 Ithaca 68, Elmira 57 NEOklahoma67, NWOklahomo53 Wayne Levi 11671 67- 70-70-72—2X field High in CCC East Division (Bouraue), 1:14. 6, Boston, Pederson 21 Kersey 374-510, Vandeweghe6-153921, Don Poolev 11671 68- 73-7167—2X wild, woolly win New Haven 29 54 241 256 King's 79, FDU-Madlson 78 Oklahoma 117, Colorado 73 25 4 (Crowder, Courtnoll), 1:51.7, Minnesota, Thompson 313 0-2 10, Paxson 313 66 16, 67- X67-73-2X action at the Bolton Ice Palace. Baltimore 20 33 5 45 195 227 Porter 1-4367, Drexler 4-103615, Carr 32 Kings Point 90, Salve Reglno54 Oklahoma City 95, Panhandle 74 Craig Stadler 11671 Soturdoy's Results Bellows 27 (unassisted), pp, 19:30. Lafayette 72, Towson 51 Oklahoma State 06, Missouri 65 Bobby Wadkins 11671 68- 70-71-70—2X The victory puts the 8-7 Indians Penalties—Burridge, Bos, 5:28; Blum, 30 0, Colter 7-14, 30 16, Jones 30 30 0, 6868-X-71—2X ■ Boltfmore 6. Rochester 6 (tie) Johnson330O6. Totols34O22334101. Liberty 66, Pltt-Johnstown65 Pan American 93, U.S. International 67 Dave Rummells 11671 By Mike Well Devils 5, Penguins 5 over the .500 mark for the first time Bos, 8:56; Plett, Min, 9:37; Pederson, Loyola (Md.) 97, Long Island X Phillips 69, Bethany Nazarene68 Tony Sills 7614 66- X-71-71—280 Adirondack 9, Fredericton 4 Bos, 10:00; Thelven, Bos, 17:53. United Press International this year. They’ve won five of their Hershev Binghamton 0 Lycoming 73, Ellzobethtown62 Sam Houston 75, SW Texas 56 Mac O'Grady 7614 64-6974-73—280 At East Rutherford, N.J., Dave 6, Third period—8, Minnesota, Maruk 11 Atlonia 25 25 27 33—110 Jack Renner 7614 69- 7167-73—280 last six and need to win only two of Maine 4, New Haven 2 Portlond 2817 18 38-101 Maine 62, Utica 61 Texas 58, Texas A&M 47 Pichette scored the tying goal with Springfield 7, Moncton 3 (Roberts), 1:13. Penalties— Plett, Min, Morlst 55, Monmouth 51 Texas Tech 62, Baylor 54 Ross Cochran 7614 7068-71-71—280 After escaping the worst situa­ the closing four games on the double minor, 5:35; Bourque, Bos.double Three-point goals—Vondeweghe, Texas Chris. 76, Southern Meth. 54 George Bums 7614 63- X-73-72—280 55 seconds left in regulation and Sufidav't Rttults minor, 5:35; Markwort, Bos, 5:35; Drexler 2, Colter 2. Fouled out— M lllersvIlleX, Kutztown62 tion a teammate could have put schedule to qualify for the Division New Haven 6, Springfield 5 Rivers, Drexler. Total fouls—Atlanta X , Nozareth 81, Hamilton 75 Tulsa 69, Illinois State 54 Howard Twlfty 7614 68- 7168-73-280 New Jersey two men up. Dave Adirondack 6. Nova Scotia 5 Roberts, Min, 5:35; Thelven, Bos, 10:11; New Haven 82, Hampshire 81 W. New Mexico 83, Western State74 John Mahoffev 7,014 69- 6971-71-280- him in. Detroit goalie Corrado Hannan and Randy Cunneyworth II state tournament. Manchester Plett, Min, 12:04; Keans (served by Portland 32. Rebounds—Atlanta 46 (W il­ Wavland Baptist 66, Dallas Baptist 64 Ed Florl 4617 64- 71-7571—281 Hershev 4. St. Catharines 3 Blum), Bos, 12:04. lis, Levingston 11), Portland 34 (Kersey, Niagara 76, Hartford 60 Micalef brought a second crisis were in the penalty box at the time battles defending Division II Sherbrooke 6, Moncton 3 Thompson 10). Assists—Atlanta X Poce X , Philadelphia Textile 66 Western New Mexico S3, Western State Tom Byrum 4617 7067-X-72—a i Shots on goal-Boston 12-10-9— 74 Chip Beck 4617 6571-7569—»1 upon himself. of Pichette’s goal, which followed champion Conard High Wednes­ Mondov't Gomes 31. MInnesoto 7-14-7—28. (Rivers 10), Portlond 23 (Paxson, Plattsburgh S3, Oneonta 55 Fredrlcton at Maine Drexler 6). Technicals — Drexler, Potsdam 75, Albany St. 60 West Scott Hoch 4617 746767-73—a i Micalef, who was forced to face Pittsburgh’s three-goal comeback day night at Veteran’s Memorial Tuesday's Gomes Portland cooch Ramsay. A—12666. Princeton 70, Dartmouth 46 Arizona 71, Southern Cal 62 Nick Price 4,017 70- 7071-70—a i , hot Pierre Larouche on a penalty Rink in West Hartford at 7:30. New Haven at St. Catharines Power-play conversions—Boston 3- Queens 101, Mercy 75 Arizona State 74, UCLA 73 (OT) Nick Faldo 4617 707167-73—a i in the third period. 2. Minnesota 6-2. Queens College 101, Mercy 75 Brigham Young72, Texos-El Paso69 Jim Thorpe 4617 70X-6573—a i shot 52 seconds into Sunday’s 3-1 The victory also pushed the Silk Goalies— Boston, Keans. Minne­ Renn. Poly 82, Clarkson 81 Cal PolyPomona69,CS-Northrldge63 Tom Purtzer 4,017 6965X-74-ai penalty-filled loss to the New York Blackhawks 4, Blues 2 Towners into second place in the Psngulns 5. Devils 5 sota, Cosev, Beaupre. A—14,147. Mavsricks 120, Bulls 114 Rhode Island 72, Rutgers 63 Cal St.-LA 69, UC-RIversIde 66 Donnie Hammond 4617 69-6071-73—a i Callfornla-Bakersfleld 78, Chapman Rex Caldwell 2,959 69-73-7169—282 Rangers, threw his stick at Kelly At Chicago. Ed Olezyk scored CCC East at 4-3, supplanting the Rochester 63, Robts Wesleyan 62 Raiders who fall into third place in Blackhawk84.Blues2 Sacred Heart 95, So. Connecticut 79 63 George Archer 2,959 68- 747070—282 M iller 38 seconds into the second two goals in a 5:12 span of the first Pittsburgh 02 30->S DALLAS (IX) Scranton 73, Susquehanna 65 Claremont-McKenna 8) Redlands 72 Dan Pohl 2,958 6867-73-74—282 period to bring on a second penalty period to extend the Black Hawks’ the five-team circuit at 4-4, Enfield New Jersey 1 2 3 0 -4 Agulrre,-8 32 18, Perkins 316 34 19, Seton Hall 84, Boston Col. 75 (OT) (Sene Sauers 2,519 7067-7076—283 shot. lead (Tver St. Louis in the Norris drops to 510 overall and needs to First period—1, New Jersev/ Bridgman St. Louis 1 1 0—2 Donaldson 1-2 1-2 3, Harper 36 2-3 12, Siena 71, Northeastern 65 Fresno St. 70, Long Beach St. 59 Calvin Peete 2619 69716075—283 18, (McNob), pp,4:06. P ena ttlf^H ittler, Chicago 3 1 1—4 Blackman11-1839X,Vlncent3163016,B. St. John's 74, Connecticut 54 Fullerton St. 57, San Jose 3t. 54 Lannv Wodklns 2,519 70696975—283 “That’s something when we’re Division to eight points. win all of its remaining games to Pit, 2:20; Anderson, NJ, 5:15;Tonacher, First period—1, St. Louis, Federko 24 Davls354-411,Wennlngton2-5304, Ellis St. Anselm's 59, Springfield 58 Hovward St. 76, Stanislous St. 60 Jim (Sallagher Jr.2,518 60746073—283. fooling around in practice that we earn a spot in the Division I NJ, 7:46; RuskowskI, Pit, 6:39; Rus- 2-3 1-1 5, Schremtf 2-4 30 4.Totals51-93 Idaho 61, Boise St. 58 Blaine McCalllstr 2618 Bruins 5, North Stars 3 (Reeds, Ramoge), op, 1:39. 2, Chicago, St. Thomas Aoulnas 70, Dowling 53 X-696074—283 try to do,” said Micalef. who tourney. kowski, motor (fighting), 13:45; Hlemer, Olezyk 22 (Fraser, B. Wilson), 6:53. 3, 17-251X. St. Vincent's 83, Pltt-Bradford64 Idoho St. X , Montana St. 65 Greg Norman 2650 71- 71-X-70—284 NJ, mlnor-molor (fighting), 13:45; Lind* Chlcooo, Olezyk 23 (Fraser, T. Murray), CHICAGO (114) St. Bonoventure 66, Penn State 65 Mesa 111, Colorado Mines 76 Jeff Sluman 2,050 6971-7668—284 stopped Mike Ridley with a pad At Bloomington. Minn.. Barry Manchester scored twice in the Strom. Pit, 18:35. 14:05. Penalties—O'Callahan, Chi, 0:06; Woolrldge5-93010,Ooklev11-16310X, ,.(20T) Nevada-Reno 76, Northern Arizona Jack NIcklaus 2650 706971-74—284 save. “ It looks like the practice Pederson scored two goals and opening period on goals by Matt Smrek 32 OO 0, Maev 312 4-4 14, (Jervin 722 Davis Love III 2,050 69- 6971-75—284 StL bench (served by Carlson), 6:41; St. Joseph's (Pa.) 84, Massachusetts SO worked tonight. assisted on another to help the Paggoli and Bobby Blake but saw Second period—2, New Jersev. Ander­ Bourgeois, StL, 11:41; Patterson, Chi, 12-16 30 24, Jn. Paxson 2-3 30 4, Corzine Stonehlll 7), Merrimack 70 Pacific 88, New /Mexico St. 74 Gary Koch 1676 68- 70X-75—285 son 5, (Conocher, Preston), 6:52. 3, New 7-11 4-4 19, Green 26 1-2 S.Totals4384 Pepperdlne79, Loyola (Calif.) 64 Larry Mize 1676 71697075—285 “I couldn’t believe that there Bruins snap a five-game losing the lead evaporate quickly when Jersey, Adorns 27 (Doneko, Con- 16:37. Syracuse 76, Providence 75 Second period—4, Chicago, Secord 17-25114. Temple 57, W. VIrgInlo 51 San Diego St. 80, Hawaii 70 Mark Brooks 1676 67- 697475—285 were two called in one game. I was streak. The victory was only the Enfield’s Paul Stone scored twice ocher), 8:42. 4, Pittsburgh, Rus- Dallas U 21 31 32—IX . San Diego X , St. Mary's (Calif) 61 Robert Lohr 1676 716071-75—285 kowsi 19 (Lemieux, Shedden), pp, 33 (Savard, Larmer), 15:21. 5, St. Thiel 93, Grove City 83 eighth in 29 road games for the Louis, Barr 9 (Flockhart, Ramoge), Chicago X X X 31—114. UMass-Boston 97, Anna Marla 70 Santa Barbara 85 Utah St. 83 Mike Hulbert 1676 69- 697077—285 a little nervous on the first one. On in the second session of play. But 15:05. 5, Plttsburoh, Buskos 2 (Simp­ Three-point goals — Davis, Corzine. Santa Clara 67, San Francisco 57 Loren Roberts 1676 67- 71-71-76—285 the second one, I was really calm. Bruins, who are beginning a 15-day Manchester came out flying in the son, Lonev), 16:25. Penalties—Bullord, 15:47. Penalties — Meagher, StL, Utica Tech 82, Doemen College 59 7:14; T. Murray, Chi, 9:28; Secord, Chi, Fouled out—Oakley, Gervin. Total VlllanovaX, Georgetown 88 (XT) Utah 60, New Mexico 59 Buddy (Sordner 1676 70706976—285 It was the first time in their road trip. It was Minnesota’s final period with Dale Gullo. Blake Pit, 3:43; Vellschek, NJ, 14:06, fouls—Dallos 18, Chicago X . Rebounds— Weber St. 95, Montana 80 Tateo DzakI 1,203 68- X-7472—286 Bridgman, NJ, 17:31. 19:04. W. Conn 104, NY Polytech 51 second loss in seven games since Third period—6, Larmer 22 (Savard, B. Dallas 34, (Perkins 6), Chicago 46 Wagner 93, St. Francis (Pa.) 85 Westmont 80 Cal-Baptlst 79 Jeff Gryglel 1,203 68657074—286 history that two Rangers were and M ark Cichowski pacing the Murray), pp, 10:27. Penalties—D. Sutter, (Corzine, Oakley 15). Assists—Oollas Waynesburg 97, Alliance 64 VVvomIng 62 A ir Force 42 Peter Oosterhuls 1,203 X-696975—286 awarded a penalty shot in one the All-Star break. home team to its second victory in Third period—6, New Jersev, Johnson X (Aguirre 8), Chicago X (Corzine, Mark WIebe 1,155 10 (Anderson), 7, Pittsburgh, Chi, 7:27; Federko, StL, 9:21; Olezyk, Westminster 74, Houghton 60 67- 7471-75-287 game. On the second one, referee succession. 7\W. Chi, 14:19. Paxson 9). Technicals—none. A— West Chester W, Shippensburg 76 (Tale Douglass 1,155 X6073-74—287 Nordiques 6, Flames 3 Lemieux 34 (Simpson, Lonev), 13:30. 8, 12,222. Sunday's collaga hoop rasults Lou Graham 1,115 Dan Marouelli mistakenly desig­ “Our kids tightened up in the Plttsburoh, Lindstrom 12 (Hannan, Shots on goal-S t. Louis 913-13—35. WldenerS4, Urslnus43 7071-7077—288 At Calgary, Alberta, Dale Hun­ Chicago 7-12-7—26. Wilkes 97, Juniata 72 Hale Irwin 1,115 60747076—2M nated Ridley instead of Miller to third period. The flow from the Chobot), 14:01. 9, Pittsburgh, Bullard 31 Frank Conner 1,115 ter scored twice to highlight (Shedden, Bodger), pp, 17:()7. 10, New Power-play converslans—St. Lauls 8purs113,Klngs94 Williams 66, Amherst 51 Ark. -Little Rock 57; Mercer 56. X-7071-75—288 take the Rangers’ second penalty second (period) was not there. I 6-1. Chicago 4-1. Worcester Poly 71, New York UnIv. 67 Cal. Poly Pomona69, CS-Northrldge63 Dave Stockton 1,115 70697475—288 Quebec’s four-goal second period Jersev, Pichette 7 (Adams, Bridg- Bobby Clampett 1,115 shot. wish we could have kept playing mon), pp, 19:05. Penalties—Preston,^ Goalies—St. Louis, Mlllen. Chicago, York 97, St. Mary's 84 Christopher Newtwrt 81, Ferrum 80 69- 73-73-73—288 and snap Calgary’s five- game Bannerman, Sauve (16:10, 3rd per). SACRAMENTO (M) South Mike Reid 16X 6577-71-76—289 “Kelly had the puck knocked off without the intermission,” said NJ, 2:14; Johnson, NJ, 11:24; Bridgman, (DT) Bob /Aurphy 16X winning streak and eight- game NJ, 15:25; Lemieux, Pit, 15:25; Sulllmcn. Tyler 7-16 2-2 16, Dlberdlng 38 30 10, Auburn 71, Alabomo 69 Duke 75, Notre Dame 74 68- X-7574—289 his stick so he earned the penalty Enfield coach Phil Clarkin. Thompson 3-8 2-2 8, Theus 16 1-2 3, Augusta 91, Baptist 83 home unbeaten streak. Herald photo by Bashaw NJ. 16:49; Hannan, Pit, 17:44; Cunnev- Canucks 4.MapleLeafs4 Indiana 84, Ohio State 75 shot,” Ridley said. “It bugs me With the second tied at two worth. Pit, 18:47. Woodson 4-13 3513, E. Johnson 3151-17, Austin Peav 72, MlddleTennessee66 Oregon State 69, Woshlngton St. 49 Saturday night. Hughes had an assist in D rew3152-218, Thorpe8-121-217, Kelley Birmingham Southern74, Faulkner56 Potsdam St. 79, New Paltz M when the referee makes a mistake Oilers 7, Sabres 5 apiece midway through the final Manchester’s Brian Hughes fights for Overtime—No scoring. Penalties— Vancouver |.2-i-o—4 1-1302, Klelne31300,Bratz30060,Henry Catawba 69, Wingate 56 San Francisco St. 84, Sonoma St. 77 like that.” position with the Raiders' Rich Mascaro the Silk Town victory. Toronto 1-1-2-0—4 30000. Totals439714-1694. Charleston 106, W. Liberty X At Edmonton, Alberta, Steve period, Blake set up linemate Gullo None. Washington 73, Oregon 67 Auto Racing In addition to the two penalty for the deciding goal. Blake took a Shots on gool—Plttsburoh7-13-11-1—32. First period—1, Toronto, Clark Christian Brothers 90, Union 84 Smith scored a power-play goal at (16) during CCC East Division action New Jersev 10-6-9-3—28. 21 (Thomas, Salming), pp, 17:24. SAN ANTONIO (113) CItodel X , East Tennessee St. X shots, a first for the Rangers, 18:42 of the third period and Jari pass from Brian Hughes at center Power-plov conversions—Pittsburgh 2, Vancouver, TantI 33 (Sundstrom, S. Johnson 46 7-1215, Mltchell3143110, Clemson 70, Maryland 60 Big East standings The second period belonged to man Steve Gallacher for most of Lowry), 18:40. Penalties—Cochrane, Gilmore 35 35 13, Matthews 7-11 1-1 15, Davidson 72, Appalachian 50 Marouelli whistled 178 minutes in Kurri added an empty- netter at ice and brought the puck into the kin pointed out. “But we got caught 8-2. New Jersev 6-2. Big East Conference O’Oil Daytona 500 Enfield and Stone, as the junior the final period when he crashed Goalies — Pittsburgh, Meloche. New Van, molar (fighting), 11:21; Smith, Roberton 4-10 1-1 9, Wlllloms 310 33 10, Duke 72, North Carolina State 70 penalties. A second-period brawl 19:20 to down Buffalo.Smith’s goal offensive corner. Shaking off a trying to carry the puck over the Tor, major (fighting), 11:21; Nylund, Greenwood 2-5 1-1 5, Lamp 310 4-4 16, Ferrum 81, Newport News Apprentice w L w L At Daytona Beach, Flo., Feb. 16 center beat Manchester twice into the goal post after breaking up Jersev, Bllllngton. A—10,223. Syracuse 11 1 20 3 (Driver, hometown, cor, laps completed resulted in Claude Lolselle and spoiled a strong comeback bid by heavy check, the high-scoring blue line and were not as intense in Referee—Andv Von Hellemond. Tor, 12:38; Smvl, Van, 14:22; Kotso- Hughes 56 1-2 11, Wilkins 26 36 9, 73 goalie Brian Oatway twice to knot a 2-on-l at the four-minute mark. poulos. Tor, 14:22; Neely, Van, 14:37; Brittain 30 300. Totals 4463 2 3 X 113. Florida 71, Georgia 70. St. John's 11 2 24 3 and money won) Randy Ladouceur of Detroit and the Sabres, who rallied with three center found a streaking Gullo in the third.” Georgetown 9 4 19 5 1, G tott Bodine, Chemung, N.Y., He suffered a bruised ankle and is Salming, Tor, 14:37; Sundstrom, Van, Socrammto XXX24-M (3eorge Mason 73, Richmond 58 New York’s James Patrick, Mark straight third-period goals to tie the slot and the latter fired a low Paggoili got things rolling four it at 2-all. 15:50; Petit, Van, 19:25. Son Antonio X 31 X 28—111 Georgia Tech 62, Virginia 55 Vlllonova 8 5 18 11 Chevrolet, 148.124 mph. 200, S1X,71S. 2, probable for Wednesday’s game Pittsburgh 5 6 14 8 Terry Labonte, Corpus ChrlstI, Texas, Pavelich and Reijo Ruotsalalnen the score 4-4 at 10:16. wrist shot home for his 15th goal of minutes into the game when he “We put the pressure on, but NordlquesD. Flames3 Fouled out—none. Total fools— Georgia Southern 72 Centenary 60 with Conard. Gallacher’s absence Second period—3, Vancouver, Lldster9 S a c ra m e n to 29, San A n to n io 23. Georgetown (Ky) 93, Thomas More68 Connecticut 3 8 12 10 Oldsmoblle, 200, 5103,240. 3, Darrell receiving game misconducts. the season. shoved in a rebound in front of there were a lot of missed (Lonthler, Sundstrom), 2:47. 4, Van­ Rebounds—Sacramento 41 (Dlberdlng, (Seorgla College73 Southern Tech68 Providence 3 9 11 12 Waltrip, Fronklln, Tenn., Chevrolet, 200, Larouche, who hit the post on his Maple Leafs 4, Canucks 4 "The game was really a lot Enfield goaltender Seth Rudolph. opportunities and we hit a could of forced Fam e to double shift his top OiMbac 0 4 2 —6 couver, Skriko 28 (Lanz), 3:52. 5, Thompson 8), Son Antonio 56 (Greenwood Glenville 72, Salem 70 (OT) Boston College 3 10 12 12 580,515. 4, Bobby Hlllln Jr.. Midland, Seton Hall 2 10 12 14 Texas, Chevrolet, 200, 5S8,X5. 5, Benny penalty shot, quickly atoned with a At Toronto, Peter Ihnacak closer than the score indicates.” Blake and Mike Generis received posts,” Clarkin said. performer, Blake, who was on the Cotaory 0 0 3—3 Toronto, Frveer 24 (Poddubny, P. 10). Assists—Sacramento X (Woodson Jacksonvllle69, Old Dominion 51 ice for the final 11 minutes of the First period-No Scoring. Ihnacak), 15:30. Penalties— 7), San Antonio X (Matthews 10). Jacksonville St. 84, Valdosta St. n Persons, Ellerbe, N.C., Oldsmoblle, IX , power-play goal at 14:34 of the first scored at 12:19 of the third period said Manchester head coach Eric assists. Blake added an empty net oal Penalties—Ashton, (Sue. 1:52. Courtnall, Tor, 8:31; Coxe, Van, 11:58; Technicals—San Antonio Illegal d3 Kentucky 00, Mississippi St. 62 Saturday's Results 557615. 6, Ron Bouchard, Fitchburg, period to give the Rangers a 1-0 to enable the Maple Leafs to tie Fam e. "Vie won the first period, Blake made it 2-0 nine minutes with a minute to go, giving the game. He either centered his line St. John's 74, UConn 54 Moss., Pontiac, IX , 548610. Butcher, Van, maior (fighting), 16:50; tense, Tyler (delay). Kings coach Lenolr-Rhvne 75, Gardner-Webb 66 Vancouver. Toronto had battled they won the second. We told them later on a backhander assisted by home team a 4-2 lead and Ci­ or took a turn on at the blue line as a Second period—1, Quebec, D. Hunter 19 Clark, Tor, mlnor-molor (fighting), Johnson 2 (elected), Woodson. Vlllonova X , Georgetown 88 (2 OT) 7, Rick Wilson, Bartow, Fla., Oldv lead. (Patrtek), 3:32. 2, Quebec, Ashton 18 16:50; Smvl, Van, 19:48. A—7J42. Longwood 63, UM-BaltImore County Syracuse 76, Providence 75 mobile, IX , S36,9X. 8, Rusty Wallace, St. Ron Duguay tied the score 1-1 at back from two-goal deficts twice to in the lockerroom whoever won the Hughes and Gullo. The two goals chowski beat Rudolph for his defenseman. (Stastny), 4:26. 3, Quebec, Anderson 19 60 Seton Hall 84, Boston College 75 (OT) Louis, Pontiac, IX , 537640. 9, Sterling 16:21. earn the tie. Brad Smith and third period would win the game.” were Nos. 33 and 34 of the season second of the year with 27 seconds "They cashed in on key oppor­ (Ashton, Delorme), 16:46. 4, Quebec, D. Today's Gome Martin, Columbia, Tenn., Chevrolet, IX , Third period—6, Vancouver, Halward 5 Mars HIM 82, Barber-ScotlaX Ridley scored the game-winner Ihnacak scored within two minutes “ We forced their defense well in for Blake. The Indians outshot the remaining for the final margin of tunities and won the critical Hunter 20 (Cote, Patrick), 17:28. (Lonthler, Crawford), 3:23. 7, Toronto, CalticsIOS.LakarsBB Memphis St. 97, Southern Miss 85 Syracuse at Pittsburgh 537,165. 10, Lake Speed, Jackson, Miss., Penalties—D. Hunter, (}ue, 11:15; Smith 4 (Terrion, Fergus), 10:21. 8, Methodist n , Averett 81 Tuesday's Gomes Pontiac, IX , 531630. 11, Ricky Rudd, at 4:15 of the second period to put midway through the third period to the second period, we were aggres­ Raiders. 11-6, in the opening 15 victory. faceoffs in their own end,” Clarkin Konroyd, Cgy, 14:21. Toronto P. Ihnacak 13 (F rycer, Pod- Mississippi 58, Louisiana State57 UConn at Seton Hall (Meadow- Chesapeake, Va., Ford, IX . 5326X . 12, force overtime. The Indians lost junior defense- said. “ That was the difference.” BOSTON (185) lands), 9 p.m. Jody Ridley, Chatsworth, Go., Ford, IX , the Rangers ahead 2-1. sive in the attacking zone,” Clar- minutes and 36-19 for the game. dubny) 12:19. Penalties—None. Bird 7-17 312 X , Wedmon 39 30 11, M urray St. 77, Tenn Tech 72 Third period—5, Calgory, T. Hunter 6 N.C.-Asheville 70, Armstrong 61 St. John's at Vlllanovo 5a,91S. (Mocoun, Rlsebrough), 2:59. 6. Qu­ Parish 38 1-1 11, Alnge 2-7 30 4, D. Georgetown at Morgan State 13, Bill Elliott, Dowsonvllle, Go., Ford, Overtime—No scoring. Penalties— Johnson 11-23 1-2 23, Walton 310 31 10, N.C.-Charlotte62, Woke Forest61 ebec, P. Stastny 31 (A.Stostny.Gosselln), None. N.C.-Greensboro 71, Greensboro 68 Wednesday's Game IX , 556670. 14, Dale Earnhordt, pp, 6:20. 7. Calgary, Berezan l2 ThIrdkIII 16 1-1 3, Slchtlng 39 2-2 11, Pittsburgh at Providence Kannapolis, N.C., Chevrolet, IX , 561,^. Shots on goal-Vancouver 910.6-1— Carllsle373010, KIteOOOOO. Totals4393 (Loob, Macoun), 8:08. 8, Quebec, A. 26. Toronto 16-9-9-5—39. N.C.-Wllmlngton75,EostCarollno67 15, Doug Hevron, Liverpool, N.Y., Stastny 23 (P. Stastny, (Soulet), 18:12. 9. 1319 105. Oldsmoblle, IX , S 2 1 ,ia . 16, Kyle Petty, No. 3 loses to No. 2 LA LAKERS (X) NW Louisiana 84, NIcholls State68 Calgary, Loob 16 (Wilson, Mocln- Power play conversions—Vancouver Navy 74, American S3 Big East rasult Randleman, N.C., Ford, IX , 5X 630. 17, nls), 19:33. Penalties—Macinnis, Cgy, Rambis 32 46 4, Worthy 13X 7-9 35, Dick Trickle, Wisconsin Ropids, WIs., 3-0. Toronto4-l. Abdul-Jabbar 7-17 311 23, M. Johnson 06 New Orleans 85, Miami 75. 5:27; Delorme, Que, 9:20; Shdw, Que, Goalies—Vancouver, Brodeur. To­ North Georgia 67 Kennesaw65 Chevrolet, 194,515,925.18, Trevor Bovs, 139, Mocoun, Cgy, 16:35; Sutter, Cgy, 66 6, McGee 1-21-2 4, Cooper 313 30 15, Coleary, Alberta, Chevrolet, 191, S196n. ronto, Wregget. A— 15,782. Scott 311 30 10, Kupchak 31 30 0, Pembroke State94, Mount Ollve67 81 John’s 74. UConn 54 16:S3. Rodford 54, Campbell 47 Shots on gool—Quebec 3-16-10—29. Lucas 1-100 2, Green 31300. Totals 3378 ST. JOHN'S (74) — Shelton Jones 59 7 X-32 X . S. Florida 64, Virginia Commonwealth Mattatuck hands Cougars second straight defeat Calgory 17-5-16—38. 60 0-0 10, Willie Gloss 510 3-5 15, Walter Power-play conversions—Quebec Boston X X X 19^105 Berry 7-12 47 18, Ron Rowan 7-9 0-0 14, LA Lakers X X X 19— X SE Louisiana 78, S.F. Austin 72 4-2. Calgary 4-0. Transactions Samford 108, (Seorgla St. 92 M ark Jackson 1-3 2-2 4, Terry Brass 52 Three-point pools—Wedman, Slcht­ 0-0 0, Steve Shurtna 45 1-2 9, Jehn Calendar lng, McGee, Cooper 3. Fouled out— Shepherd H , Concord 87 Bv Jim TIernev tuck), are back in action tonight good when M attatuck’s aggressive Consistent success in breaking with a team-high 26 points. performance, scoring 22 points on Goalies—^Quebec, Gosselln. Col- South Florida 64, VCU 60 (OT) Hempel 1-5 2-2 4, Marce Baldl520-00. gory, Lemelln, Vernon (0:00, 3rd per). none. Total fouls—Boston 23, LA Totals 31-56 12-17 74. Herald Correspondent against Dean Junior College at full-court pressure produced many Mattatuck’s press, coupled with a The Cougars rallied on many 9-of-12 shooting from the field. BASEBALL Lakers 19. Rebounds—Boston 45 Southern (La.) 66, Alabama State60 A—16,762. American League South Alabama 48, Alaboma- UCONN (54) — Eddie W illiam s 7-12 TODAY East at 7:30. ’The Cougars are 19-5 quick conversions. The Cougars’ stern reliance on their original occasions, however, they inces­ Hartfield, the Cougars’ leading Referee—Kerry Froser. (B ird 18), LA Lakers 40 (Abdul- 06 14, Tim Coles 512 26 14, Gerry OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Slgtied Joy Blrmlng- Beys Basketball ' Game plans often go. astray overall and were No. 3 in the region two leading scorers, Tyrell Hart- game plan, was needed for the santly found difficulty in slicing scorer, took only nine shots and Howell, pitcher, to a one-year contract. Jabbor 9). Assists—Boston 32 (Bird 7), Bessellnik261-25, Phil (k im b le 3-122-3 LA Lokers 77 (M. Johnson 12). hom 46 Monchesterot Fermi, 7:X Cougars to challenge the the deficit under six points. Stanley ended up with 14 points. Manches­ Notional LoogiM St. Poul's 90, Hampton 84 8, Terence Warren 0-0 0-0 0, Cliff Men's Basketball when the opponent’s defensive before the two losses. field and Carbert Russell, were Rangers 3. Redwings 1 Technicals—LA Lakers (Illegal de­ Robinson 2-7 2-2 6, Jeff King 16 1-1 3, Waterbury-based school. Fortu­ Bike’s free thorws at 3:59 nar­ ter shot 34-for-57, 60 percent. CHICAGO CUBS—Agreed to terms fense), Scott, Bird. A—17605. Stetson 87, Central Florida 81 Dean ot MCC, 7 :X pressure is unsettling, to the point The first half saw the Cougars limited to a combined 12 points with Jody Davis, catcher, on a three-year Sullivan Jr. 69, Lindsey Wilson 61 Robert Urserv 16 06 2, John Shea 16 Ice Hechey rowed Mattatuck’s lead to Jour. “ I ’m very proud of our kids.” 06 0, Kenny Scott 06 06 0, Shown of confusion. Add to this a stellar never get on track, mainly due to during the first half. nately for Manchester, these Detroit 188-1 controct. Tennessee-Chottanooga 74, VMI 64 East Catholic vs. North Haven, (at facets of stratagem unveiled them­ 70-66, the closest MCC had been Mistretta said. ’’They came off a NY Roniers 12 8—1 HOUSTON ASTROS—Agreed to terms Bolden 06 06 0, Kurt Bouer 06 1)6 0. Milford Ice Palace), 2:X p.m. individual performance against Mattatuck’s suffocating full-court First period—1, NY Rongers, Larouche with Mike Scott, pitcher, on a three-year Tennessee St. 81, S. Corollna St. X Totals n 6 2 512 54. you, especially during clutch op­ press. Manchester, averaging “ We had a tough game Thur/(- selves beautifully in the second since the start of the game. This very tough game Thursday and we 7 (Ridley, Ruotsalalnen), pp, 14:34. 2, 2, controct. Tenn.-Chottonooga74, Vo. M il. Inst. 64 TUBSDAY portunities. and the ingredients close to 100 points per game, was day.” Mistretta said, referring to half. “Inourgameplan. wewanted was as close as the Cougars would were hurting coming into this Detroit, Duguov 17 (Smith), 16:21. LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Agreed to Union (Kv) 83, Berea 81 Rac baakatball Beys Basketball get. Almost invariably, every time Penottles—Lambert. Dot, itio lo r (flght- terms with Fernondo Valenzuela, pitcher, Vanderbilt 66, Tennessee 62 Eost Catholic at Northwnt Catholic, result in a loss. held to a modest 35 points in the last ’Thursday’s loss to Middlesex, to be patient,” Mistretta said. “ We game, but we played a fine game ln«>. 3:52; Lolselle, Di9. IM lo r (fight­ onothree-yearcontract. Radio, TV Virginia Tech W, South Carolina 78 7:M In this case, the opponent — and opening 20 minutes. For the top ranked in New England and wanted to work at least 30 seconds Manchester came within striking against an excellent team .” ing), 3:52; ^epsts, Det, 3:52; MePhee, BASKETBALL Virginia Union 75, Norfolk Stote X. Bolton at Cheney Tech, 7:n winner — was Mattatuck Com­ Cougars, it was an uphill battle No. 13 nationally, “ and we really off the (45-second) clock on each distance. Powell continually took NYR, m olor (fighting), 3:52; Laldlaw, National BtBfcotball Assodotlon W. Carolina 84, Marshall 69 P n Waa Coventry at VInal Tech, 7:M TONIGHT practically the entire game. got beat up physically in that possession. This is what happened the wind out of the Cougars’ sails. NYR, molor (fighting), 3:52; MacLellon, W.Va. Wesleyan 84, Fairmont 82 76ers 17 (Don Carangelo 9, M att Oirta Basketball munity College. NYR, 3:52; Larson, Det, 8:47; NYR UTAH JAZZ—Traded Jett Wilkins, 7:X College basketball: George W.Va. S ^ 73, Wheeling 65 (OT) Fermi at Manchester, 7:X Spearheaded by Ivan Powell’s 30 “ They (Mattatuck) took us out of game. But I was pleased with our in the second half. We played our “Powell killed us,” Mistretta MATTATUCK (84) — Ivan Pawall 14 forward, to the San Antonio Sours for Washington vs. Rutgers, Viera and Glenn Weeks ployed well), 30. Shelton Williams 4 36 10, Kan bench (served by Sundstrom), 11:21; W.Va. Tech 77, Dovis 8, Elkins 64 tours 16 (Peter Santos 8, Kevin Klnel our game plan in the first half,” performance in the second half game.” said of the Bulkeley High of 2-2 Young, Det, 14:09. More lovaroni and Jeff Cook, forwards. SportiChannel William 8, Mary 53, James Modlson 50 WBDNBSOAV points, Mattatuck handed Man­ Roberson 6 (M) 12, Peter Asiwood 10-0 3, FOOTBALL 7:35 College basketball: H artford vs. ond Paul Solo played good defense). tonight.” Patience was a virtue for Man­ Hartford graduate. “He’s a great Kevin Frederick 01-31, Greg Harrison Second period—3, NY Rangers, Ridley Youngstown St. 64, Eastern Ken­ Hawks 18 (Greg Ryan 8, Corky Beys Basketball chester Community College its said Cougar co-coach Pat Mis- 16 (MePhee, Sundstrom), 4:15. 4, NY Nattomri Football Lomnio Canislus, WKHT tucky Manchester at East Catholic, 6 p.m, The high-scoring Cougars shot chester as it shot a meticulous 70 shooter on any level,” he added. 3 3-3 8, Emmett Lewis 3 1-2 7, Kendall HOUSTON OILERS—Named Dick 8:00 Col lege bosketba 11: Sy rocu se vs. Coughlin 4, John Carlson 4), Jazz 12 second straight defeat, 86-82. Sat­ tretta. "But the second half we May 13-SS, Paxton Cobb40-08, Dorliev Rangers, Greschner 16 (AAodjOllan), 8:44. 54 (Geoff Merten 6, Phil DeslIppeandBen B irts Basketball 15for-30 from the field during the percent (19-for-27) from the field Powell scored 16 points in the Penalties—Gallant, Det, 4:44; MIcalef, Jamieson offensive coordinator. PItfsburgh, ESPN M,. .west East Catholic at Mercy (Middle urday night at East Catholic High. played exactly how we wanted to Irby 0 36 3. Totols 36 14-31 86. HOCKEY 9:M Celtics vs. Suns, Chonnel X , Berte ployed w ell). during the second half. Highlight­ second half from long range, (MCC (11) — Stanley Bike 1 3-3 4, Det, 5:52; Lolselle, (Tet, molor (flgfitlng)- Akron 67, Moreheou State 64 Celtics 18 (Jonathan StanIzzI 8, Jeff town), 7 p.m. The Cougars, who have lost in against them.” first half, yet trailed, 47-35. at the game misconduct. 5:52; Lodouceur, Det, NEW JERSEY DEVILS—Recalled Pat WKHT Aaulnos n , Kalamazoo 85 Ice Heckov intermission. Chris Gailigan led ing the auspicious marksmenship shooting 7-for-9 from the floor. Donald Cost 3 52 6, Tyrell Hartfield 6 Conocher, center, from Maine of the 10:00 College bosketboll: Tulsa vs. Belcher 4, Chris Pezda 4), Lakers 17 succession to the No. 1 team in New After enjoying a brief lead ‘2-2 14, Carbert Russell 12 2-2 26, L a rry major (flghtlna)-mlsconduct-game Augsburg 76, Macalester 58 (Jamie Lazzerls 8, Joson Lozzerls 5, Manchester vs. Canard (at Veteran's the Manchester first-half attack was Russell, who canned all nine Mattatuck is now 18-4. misconduct, 5:52; Potrlek, NYR, American Hockev Leogue. Wichita State, ESPN Auroro 102, Rockford 81 Rink, West H artford), 7:M p.m. EIngland junior college circles during the opening moments of Lopez 1 0-0 3, Chris (iaillean 9 4-5 22, Jeff M ainville 21. (Middlesex) and to No. 2 (Matta­ play, Manchester fell behind for with 10 points on 5of-6 shooting. shots he attempted and finished Gailigan had an outstanding Mike Stowell 2 4 6 1. Totals 34 14-1182. M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Feb 17 I9»6 Marquette College basketball roundup Tyson’s string graduates Alford’s foul shooting its players remains intact Bv Dave Roffo Like a shark. Tyson attacked the MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Mar­ critical to Hoosier win United Press International blood on Ferguson’s face. quette University has graduated ” I wanted to hit him in the nose slightly more than 90 percent of its TROY. N Y, - Mike Tyson’s one more time so that bone could scholarship basketball players in By United Press International against N.C. State, added 18 31st consecutive home victory. only complaint about is 18th have went up into his bi'ain,” said the past 24 years and one of its most against the Irish to cap an At Las Vegas, Nev., Johnny straight knockout is that Jesse Tyson, who won all five rounds on successful thinks he knows why. Steve Alford has gone from a outstanding weekend. Rogers scored 41 points to lead Ferguson was still standing at the the three judges’ cards. It was the little individual chats very good foul-line shooter to an “ He Just does such a great job,” Cal-Irvine in an upset of Nevada- end. “ I was scared that he was going crown. the coaches had with players over excellent one. Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski said. Las Vegas. The loss ended a Tyson, boxing’s 19-year-nld ris­ to try to go the distance. I didn’t After McGuigan stopped Danilo missed classes, not missed free Alford, the leader of 16th-ranked "His last play today was just great 15-game winning streak and 36- ing star, kept his perfect knockout want him to last.” Cabrera of the Dominican Repub­ throws, said Ulice Payne, now Indiana. Sunday scored 19 of his 32 Hpfpnep ” game home-court winning streak string alive Sunday when he Tyson, hoping to become box­ lic in the 14th round Saturday securities commissioner for points in the second half of the At Seattle, Paul Fortier over­ for the Rebels. 24-3 overall and 12-1 stopped Ferguson at 1:19 of the ing’s youngest heavyweight cham­ night, his manager, Barney East- Wisconsin Hoosiers’ 84-75 victory over Ohio came tough Oregon defense in the in the PCAA. The Anteaters sixth round. At the end. Ferguson pion. plans to fight at least twice wood, said the time has come to Payne told The Milwaukee Jour­ State. last i ' / t minutes, scoring 6 key improved to 13-10 and 9-5. was holding onto Tyson and he next month. He has a tentative fight in the United States. nal his former coach. Hank Ray­ "Th e thing I liked was the free points to spark Washington to a At Atlanta, Mark Price scored22 refused to let go. March I bout against Purcell "Madison Square Garden will monds. now athletic director, throws." said Alford, one of the 73-67 victory over the Ducks. With points to lead Georgia Tech, 19-4 “ I wanted to catch him and finish Davis, a March 10 bout against probably be the next venue,” he "would call you over, start talking nation’s outstanding free throw the triumph, the Huskies moved and 7-3, over Virginia in an AC C him .” Tyson said. “ I wanted to Steve Zouski and another televised said, "and it could happen around to you with his hands on your shooters, but "slum ping” to 78 back into sole possession of the game. John Salley added 16 points catch the guy and put him out with fight against James Tillis at the the end of M ay.” shoulders, face to face, and the percent inBigTencompetitionthis Pac-10 Conference lead. Washing­ for the Yellow Jackets. a punch cold, so I would have no end of the month. McGuigan’s victory allows him whole team knew what was going season. 'T v e been in a slump. But, ton, 16-9 overall and 10-3 in league At Memphis, Tenn., Baskerville complaints.” Weaver saved his career with his to dictpte the terms for defending on. I hit 14-of-15 today and I think that play, lead Arizona by a half-game. Holmes scored 21 points and Mike Weaver had no complaints dramatic knockout. Weaver was his title in New York or elsewhere "You were in trouble for not was a big key for us. I had the ball a At Pullman, Wash., Darrin Vincent Askew added 20 to lead No. after winning the companion hea­ hurt and trapped against the ropes in the United States. hitting the books or for blowing a lot late in the game and when I got Houston scored 22 points Sunday 6 Memphis State, 23-2 overall and vyweight bout. Weaver kept his early in the second round, before His three most recent outings test. The rest of the guys’s rib you fouled. I was able to get the free night to lead Oregon State to a 66-49 8-1 in the Metro Conference. career alive with a dramatic landing a left hook that sent have netted him a conservative about it. 'Hank cracked you. Hank throws down” Pac-10 victory over Washington At Lexington. Ky., Winston second-round TKO of Carl “The Williams sprawling. Williams got UPI photo total of $950,000. He earned $430,000 cracked you.’" Payne said. Alford hit 7-of-8 from the line in State. Houston scored 12 of O SU ’s Bennett scored 21 points and Tru th ” Williams. Both scheduled up, dazed, and was dropped twice Livingston Bramble knocks Tyrone last time in their WBA lightweight title for the latest defense, received I The Marquette athletic depart­ the final 90 seconds. first 20 points in the second half as Kenny Walker added 20 to lead 10-round bouts were televised more in the round before Tony $290,000 for the first defense ment is . proud of its higher The victory was the 17th in 22 the Beavers jumped out to an Kentucky, 21-3 and 13-1. over nationally. Perez stopped the fight. Crawley over sideways with a right hand fight Sunday. Bramble was awarded a against American Bernard Taylor graduation figures for basketball, games overall for the Hoosiers. 9-3 insurmountable 24-point lead, Mississippi State in a Southeastern Tyson was the main attraction "H e hit me with a good left hook, which put Crawley on the floor for the knockout in the 13th round. in Belfast last September and so proud it publishes them in its in the Big Ten and half a game coming on a HOiiston jum per at the Conference game. The Wildcats on the card and he didn’t disap­ a good right hand and he really earlier banked $220,000 when beat­ basketball press guides and game behind league-leading Michigan. top of the key w ith 13:59 shot 72 percent from the field, point the sellout crowd of 7,600 at hurt me, said Weaver, 33, who said ing Eusebio Pedroza of Panama in programs. In other games Sunday, Johnny remaining. setting a Rupp Arena record. the R PI field house. He softened he woulij have retired if he lost. London last June to win the world Payne, a 1978 graduate, said he Dawkins helped Duke win its In Saturday games involving In other games Saturday, Vilian- Ferguson, 14-2, with body blows "H e hit me with a body shot. Body title. used the figures in his recruiting h second game in 20 hburs. ranked teams, No. 3 Kansas ova topped No. 11 Georgetown and scored the fight’s only knock­ shots don’t affect me but I thought I Bramble goes to the body Saturday night’s defense, how­ during two years as an assistant The Blue Devils guard, Saturday stopped Nebraska 79-61, Cal-Irvine 90-88, No. 12 Bradley edged South­ down in the fifth round. was going to throw up.” ever, was one of the 24-year-old coach. hit two free throws with two stunned No, 4 Nevada-Las Vegas ern Illinois 61-60. No. 13. Syracuse Tyson caught Ferguson with a Instead he improved to 28-12 and McGuigan’s toughest fights to Raymonds did the same after seconds left in Duke’s 72-70 tri­ 99-92, No 5. Georgia Tech beat nipped Providence 76-75, Brigham right uppercut on the nose at the is in line for another title shot. The date. He suffered a cut under his taking over for the popular and umph over No. 18 North Carolina Virginia 62-55, No. 6 Memphis Young downed co-No. 14 Texas-El end of a three-punch combination. victory was reminiscent of his 1980 left eye that required six stitches successful A1 McGuire, explain­ State. And Sunday, 6-foot-2 Daw­ State held off Southern Mississippi Paso 72-69, Auburn shaded No. 17 Ferguson got up with his nose, title fight against John Tate, when to retain lightweight crown and had to withstand a tremendous ing, "What we tell them is, 'If you kins blocked David Rivers’ shot 92-85, No. 7 St. John’s blasted Alabama 71-69, co-No. 19 Louisville bloody and Tyson sensed the end. he was behind on points before challenge from the 22-year-old come to Marquette and are willing with two seconds left to preserve Connecticut 74-54, No. 8 Kentucky ripped DePaui 72-53, and co-No. 19 He attacked with both hands to the landing a one-punch knockout to Bv Jett Hasen in trouble. Cedeno of Panama had it 116-114. Cabrera before eventually winning to work, you’ll have an opportunity UPI photo Duke’s 7.5-74 victory over No. 14 polished off Mississippi State 88-62, Pepperdine beat Loyola of Califor­ head but could not put Ferguson win the W BA title. Williams, who United Press International In the 13th round, the champion, Cedeno inexplicably scored seven on a technical knockout after 1:40 to graduate” ’ Notre Dame. No. 9 Michigan defeated Iowa nia 79-64. out before the bell. fell to 17-2, said he got careless 23-1-1 with 15 knockouts, stalked rounds even. of the 14th round. At Philadelphia. Harold Raymonds, at the school since Duke’s Johnny Dawkins (24) igrabs the rim in this dunk "Dawkins played 37 minutes 82-66, and No. 10 Oklahoma routed Referee Luis Rivera stopped the after hurting Weaver. R EN O , Nev. — The head told Crawley and caught him late with Bramble, whose only loss was to A fight that most experts felt Jensen's jum p shot with four 1962. is one of the major reasons for attempt over Notre Dame’s Joseph Price (40) during against us,” Notre Dame coach Colorado 117-73. fight when a still-dazed Ferguson “ I still think I ’m the better Livingstone Bramble to go to the the left-right. The challenger went Anthony Fletcher in August of would be one of the champion’s the high graduate rate of the first-half action on Sunday. Dawkins scored 18 points Digger Phelps said. "Afterwhat he At Lawrence, Kan., Ron Kellogg seconds left in double overtime refused to break a clinch in the fighter.” Williams said. “ If I had body. down, but got to his feet after 1981. beat Ray Mancini for the title easiest turned out to be quite the basketball players, Payne said. did last night. he just showed what scored 13 of his 15 points in the lifted Villanova over Georgetown picked m y shots a little better, I opposite, and Cabrera showed the and blocked a last second shot to help preserve Duke’s sixth. The advice was sound: it was referee, Joey Curtis reached the nearly two years ago and defended "He was serious about it,” he’s capable of doing.” second half to lead Big Eight­ in a rematch of last year’s N CAA "M y trainer and myself say probably would have stopped him. Bramble’s key to retaining his count of four. it one year ago Sunday. 6,500 spectators in the Simmons- Payne said. 75-74 win over the Irish. Dawkins who scored 24 points leading Kansas. 24-3 and 9-1, to its final. protect yourself at all times," " It ’s a devastating loss, it’s World Boxing Association light­ " I knew he was in deep waters,” " I don’t think one punch took him court Hall a reason why he is Ferguson said. “ I thought I ’d hold going to set me back. But you know weight title. Bramble said. out,” said Bramble, who said he known as "Cuero Duro" (Hard as I ’ll be bark ... it’s only a matter of would like to fight World Boxing Leather). him so I could get myself together. " I fought a very good fight, Bramble, known as much for his time." Council champion Hector Coma­ At the end of the eighth round Scholastic roundup I wasn’t in a daze, stumbling. smart all the w ay." Bramble said pet boa constrictors, pythons and Middleweight Olympic cham­ cho next. “ It was the body attack, McGuigan had the challenger out “ The only shot that really hurt Sunday after he showed no effects ring antics as his boxing ability, pion, Frank Tate won a 10-round then we played tic-tac-toe. I jab on his feet and the referee Ed me was when I went down from an from a year of inactivity and used a rushed Crawley immediately unanimous decision over Jerry him, he jabs me. I jab him.” Eckert of Miami moved in to stop uppercut to the nose. M y eyes pounding body attack and 13th- when the bout resumed and a watered and I went down.” Williams to improve to 11-0. round left-right combination to the fight, but did so after a bell to flurry ended the match at 2:57 of Crawley’s biggest step to his title end the round had sounded. The East girls tourney hopes at an end score a technical knockout of the round. chance was a 1983 triumph over referee did not hear if and after Tyrone Crawley. Robin Blake, who at the time was "I knew Crawley was a good "After he got up (the first tim e). consulting the three judges who Cougar women ivinfess top-ranked and 22-0. His other confirmed he had waved his arms WEST HARTFORD - Any basketball makeup game Satur­ overall and 5-1-0 in the East he gave me enough information to Beth McNulty poured in 33 points fighter, but I was in the best shape defeat was a 1983 decision to hopes the East Catholic High girls’ Division. continue.” Curtis said of Crawley. after the bell sounded, he ordered and Charleen Williams 12 to pace day night. of m y life. I ate right, slept right Melvin Paul. He gained the vacant basketball team had of qualifying The Patriots are now 7-4 in the Manchester fell behind, 36-0, WARWICK, R.I. - The Man­ grabbing 15 rebounds. "But after three or four blows, he the fight to continue. Northwest, Chris Raffin again and I did the things a fighter has to U.S. Boxing Association light­ for the state tournament were pul COC and 9-4 overall while the before Sean McCarthy (132) regis­ chester Community College Felicia Falkowski and Geri couldn’t continue. I don’t think he The fight finally ended when played a fine game for East with 22 do. weight championship with a vic­ to rest Saturday afternoon as the Panthers drop to 8-4 in the tered a pin. Senior Frank Hoher .women’s basketball team re­ Grimaldi also helped with the was too mad when I stopped it.” McGuigan nailed Cabrera with a points and 15 rebounds with Aisling " I went out there not to look tory last June over Charlie "Choo Eagles succumbed to Northwest Buckley chipping in 17 points and 9 conference and 9-5 overall with the (145) added a 9-6 decision for his mained mired in its season-long rebounding chores for MCC, while pretty, but to get the job done.” The champion, who earned right to the jaw followed by a left guard Kathy Prevost directed the Choo” Brown. Catholic, 7.5-58, in All Connecticut rebounds. Deb Sulzinski, Amelia loss. third win in as many matches. slump Saturday, as the winless Bramble, who saw three post­ $214,000, was ahead on all three of hook which nearly put him through Conference action. Bearse and Jo-Marie Rucci also Coventry resumes action Tues­ Senior captain Mike Taylor was a Cougars dropped a 58-44 decision to offense. ponements of the bout because of the judges’ scorecards when the Crawley did not appear for the the ropes. . homestanding Community College Manchester looks for its first win The Eagles dip to .5-13 with the played well for East, day night against Vinal Tech in pin winner at 167 pounds, fbllowed injuries to the fighters and a fight was stopped. Dave Moretti of post-fight news conference. After a mandatory count of eight of Rhode Island. of the season tonight at the loss and with only two games left The young Eagles dropped their Middletown at 7:30. by junior Greg Vincent’s 12-4 contract dispute with promoters, Las Vegas. Nev., had it 117-110, The bout was held at the the challenger bent down as if ,MCC is now 0-8. Worcester campus of Becker Jun­ on the schedule, Wednesday at St. fifth game out of 18 this year. 52-41. Jon Seymour had 10 points and major decision. chased the top-ranked contender Hector Hernandez of Mexico 5.000-seat theater at the M GM - searching for his gumshield which M ary’s in New Haven and Satur­ Heather Osinski had 12 points and Keith Breault 9 to pace a balanced For the season, M cCarthy, T a y ­ CCR I, which outscored the los­ ior College at 6. from the beginning and never was scored it 118-115 and Harmodio Grand hotel-casino. had been knocked from his mouth. ers in the final 3:30 of the game by a day at Aquinas in New Britain, Rucci 9 for East. Coventry attack. Harry Bricker lor and Vincent all sported spar­ McGuigan moved to hook him with 12-4 count, improves to 10-7. cannot attain the 40 percent NO RTHW EST CATHO LIC (73) — had a game-high 15 markers for kling 15-2 records. The 15 wins ties CCRI (58) — Chris DImuccIo 1 0-0 2, a left but the referee stopped him Karen Moniz 60-112, Marv Jane Patton qualifying standard. Charleen Williams 5 2-5 12, Colleen Cromwell. the school record for victories. M ary Jane Patton had 21 points and gave Cabrera an opportunity Kerrigan 1 0-0 2, Beth McNulty 15 3-633, to top all scorers for CCRI. 9 3-5 21, Heidi Andersen 5 0-2 10, Robvn to stand up straight, which he "O u r slim chances (to make the Rachell GInettI 0 2-4 2, Shannon C O VEN TR Y (SO) — Rich Reagon 3 2 Mike Sholsky was 15-0 in 1978-79, Ortglesen 1 0-0 2, Julie Gugllettl 1 2-5 4, Chris, Lendl do what counts most tournament) are now gone” said Kerrigan00-20, Meg Wentworth04-74, 8, Jon Seymour 5 010, Larry Walsh 237, while John Haris was 15-1 in Elissa Bailey had her best Ann Sylvester 3 1-2 7, Totals 26 6-15 58. failed to do, Kyle Breault 3 0 6, Jason Garick 3 2 8, MCC (44) — Colleen Carroll 3 0-0 6, East coach Donna Ridel, “ Northw­ L li Dube 02-2 2, Tam m y Redding 14-76, 1983-84. performance of the campaign for “ This fight was not m y most Maura Rodgers 2 8-1210. Totals 24 25-45 Keith Breault 3 3 9, Rhett Gibbs 1 0 2. Kathy Prevost 40-08, Elissa Bailey 52-2 Bv United Press International ran Kathy Jordan, 7-5, 6-2, Christo Van Rensburg. est took the early lead and never Tatals 20 10 50. Other Indians with fine records the Cougars. She pumped in a 12, Jamie Belanger 2 0-0 4, Felicia difficult, but it was a very hard one 73. The triumph puts Evert Lloyd, " I ’m not happy with the way I relinquished it” EAST CATHO LIC (58) — Amelia CROM W ELL (42) — Steve Salada 7 0 this year were junior Scott Lis- club-high 12 points, including 10 in FalkowsXI 40-08, Gerl Grim aldi30-06, for m e.” McGuigan said. ” He was 14, Harry Bricker 7115, Matt Randazzo Darryl SIbrInsz 0 0-0 0, Totals 21 2-2 44. BOCA RATON, Fla. - Chris ranked No. 2 in the world, in the played, and he liit the ball very It was a foul-laden contest with Bearse 3 0-0 6, Andrea Ryan 2 0-1 4, comb (98) and Whitney Twichell the final 20 minutes, while also the most frustrating boxer I ’ve Chris Raffin 9 4-7 22, AlsIlng Buckley 8 000, John Lemlre204, BIN Hlcks226, Evert Lloyd and'Ivan Lendl have quarterfinals. well,” said the Czech of his victory three East starters running into Dan Grace 1 1 3, Keith Mlldren 0 0 0. (1 ^ ). both of whom finished at ever come up against, " 1-217, Cathy Burke00-00, Katy FIsherO followed similar paths in travers­ Lendl, meanwhile, overcame a over Holmes. foul troulbe in the first half. 0-0 0, Nancy Sulick 0 0-1 0, Deb Totals 19 4 42. 13-4. Dwayne Albert (155) was 11-5. ing the first week of the $1.8 million stern challenge from Greg Holmes Northwest was sent to the foul line Houghton 1 2-2 4, Deb Sulzinski 0 0-2 0, The Indians wil compete at the Judy Burns 0 0-1 0, Patt Eyans 1 0-0 2, Lipton International Players Sunday, fighting back from defic­ 45 times, of which it converted 25. Class L L state championships Jo-Marle Rucci 1 1-4 3. Totals 25 8-20 58. Wrestling Sports In Brief Championships. its in both sets to record a 6-4, 7-6 East had 20 free throw attempts, Friday and Saturday at Glaston­ While neither of the two top seeds (7-2) victory that earns him a spot hitting eight. MHS beaten bury High. has been impressive both have in the round of 16. The homestanding Indians, now Resultt — 91- Knapp (EH) WBF; 98- Little League signups scheduled accomplished the only thing that Lendl, who has been bothered 11-3 in the ACC and 15-3 ovrall, Boys Basketball Manchester High’s successful Butflngton (E H ) W BF; 10^ Reardon (E H ) pin LIscomb 1:59; 112- Labruner matters — winning. throughout the tournament by an scored a whopping 27 points the wrestling team wrapped up its The Manchester Little League will conduct signups for the 1986 Coventry wins (E H ) pin Gremmo :49; 119- Berman ”I didn’t play particularly well injured ring finger on his right opening eight minutes and took a regular season Saturday, in a 50-19 (E H ) pin Chappell :46; 126-Albert (E H ) season on consecutive Sundays, March 2 and 9, at the American this week, but I didn’t lose a set and hand, has not been pleased with his 27-16 advantage at the turn. They COVENTRY — Down by a loss to CCC East champion East pin Fregeau 3:58; 132- McCarthy (M ) Legion Hall on Legion Drive between 1 and 4 p.m. on each day. pin Miller 1:34; 138-Gilbert (E H ) sup. I ’m still in the tournament,” said performances — a three-set tie­ moved the spread to 45-29 at slender 23-22 score at halftime, Hartford High at Clarke Arena. dec. Twichell 16-2; 145- Hoher dec. Signups are for all children between the ages of seven and 12. Evert Lloyd, who Sunday breaker victory over John Sadri halftime and the scoring spree Coventry High had the upper hand The Indians wind up with a 10-6-1 Deschaire 9-6; 155- Delesdernler (E H ) Youths must be seven before July 31,1986 and not older than 12 struggled past hard-serving vete­ and a straight-set triumph over continued in the third period with after intermission to register a overall record. MHS was 2-3-1 in dec. Albert 6-4; 167- Taylor (M ) pin Victor (EH) 1:15; 185- Vincent (M) after that date. The league requests that birth certificates be Northwest holding a 65-45 edge 50-42 decision over Cromwell High the conference. mal. dec. Blanchard 12-4; Unllmlted- broughts at the time of signups. after 24 minutes. in a Charter Oak Conference East Hartford finished at 15-10 Ashe (E H ) pin Addabbo 3:04. Registration fee is $10 or $15 fee per im m ediate fam ily. League tryouts are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, March 15-16. Anyone interested in coaching, umpiring, commissioners Bodine captures his first Daytona 500 or in any other capacity is asked to appear at the signups. For further information, contact Ed Dettore at 643-4482 orStan Rom anewicz at 646-6531. Bv Bob Kelm after the race, said winning the thing else.” finished third in a Chevrolet, United Press International Daytona 500 was the high point of Bodine, 37, of Chemung. N .Y ., Bobby Hillin Jr. was fourth in a his racing life. Bodine was a and Dale Earnhardt were running Chevrolet, and Benny Parsons DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. — non-winner in 1985, but finished 1-2 for 23 laps and were poised for a finished fifth in an Oldsmobile. Mattingly rejects latest offer UPI photo fifth in the Winston Cup standings. duet on the last lap until Earnhardt Geoff Bodine has come a long way Bodine recalled a three-year NEW YORK — First baseman Don Mattingly of the New York He won three races in 1984 after had to pit for gas on the 197th lap of Corey Pavin jumps for joy Sunday after sinking a 6-foot since racing at age five in a go-carl period from 1979 through 1981 when Yankees, the American League’s Most Valuable Player in 1985, winning rookie-of-the-year honors the 200-lap race. Earnhardt, who built by his father. he was forced to live away from his reportedly has rejected a proposed $1.32 contract and apparently par putt at the 18th hole that clinched the $90,000 first He’s seen plenty of the down side in 1982. had won the Busch Clash, one of the family while he raced modified will go to arbitration. prize in the Hawaiian Open. Pavin won by two strokes of racing as he struggled to make a "W e (Bodine and his wife, Tw in Qualifiers, and the Goody’s cars across the country. over Paul Azinger, living as a driver and in the process Kathy) thought Martinsville 300 for late model sports cars last The New York Times reported in its Monday editions that was forced to spend most of three (where he won the Sovran Bank 500 week at Daytona, finished I3th Mattingly turned down the Yankees’ offer, which was similar to Get A Midas " I had to w ork," he said in years away from his family. in 1984 for his first NASCAR win) after his engine blew as he tried to explaining the time spent in New the contract that pitcher Dwight Gooden, the National League’s Sunday, he reached the pinnacle of was going to be the high point of our leave the pit. Hampshire, Virginia, and other Cy Young Award winner, signed with the New York Mets last the NASCAR circuit with his first lives in racing,” Bodine said. Bodine, driving a Chevrolet, week. Travel Mug That parts of the country while his wife Birdie run gives Daytona 500 triumph, by an “ That was the first win we had. It’s earned $192,715 in the 28th 500, and and two sons were living in North 11.26-second margin over Te rry still at the top of the list, but this Labonte. in an Oldsmobile, earned Carolina. “ I had to pay the bills. Labonte. one today brought all the emotions. $103,240. Defending Winston Cup Player wins first Seniors event Makes FreeTrips That was a tough time. That’s what r Bodine. who cried in victory lane The emotion today is really some­ points’ champion Darrell Waltrip we were doing after the race. PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. — South Africa’s Gary Pavin Hawaii title Player, winner of nine major golf championships, captured his lb Burger King" first senior major title Sunday at the PGA Seniors’ H O N O L U L U ( U P D - A t the rate the course that helped me win. I Championship. he’s going, Corey Pavin is going to tried to keep it real smooth. 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Bring your mug to Burger King® Soviet pole vaulter Sergei " I think Billy Olson, as a Coast Seniors Classic at Fort Pierce, Fla. onris Evert Lloyd, who says she is not playing well, had Hawaiian Open by two strokes Tom Watson and two behind Bubka was furious and threatened Restaurants for free coffee in the mornings and it’ll be over Paul Azinger. Azinger. Bubka, two days after losing to sportsman, leaves much to be best race ever. Sources said there to pull out when his brother, enough on Sunday to defeat Kathy Jordan and advance To win over a windy 6.975-yard Billy Olson of the United States, desired," Bubka said after is a strong possibility that O ’Sulli­ Vasily, wasn’t given another at­ into the quarterfinals at the Lipton International Players bottomless until March 31st. 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By that time, he had a two stroke suburban Chicago, but decided holder Billy Olson and outdoor because of its computer-designed construction which allows its recouping with an eagle at the . at 19-5 , which would have set Bubka said through an interpreter. lead over Azinger, but still had to not to compete. configuration to be readily altered, scored its second success of SENTRY OIL CO. ninth. But he birdied three holes on a world indoor record, topping world record-holder Serguei "In international competition this sink a tricky 6-foot putt on the final Tom Jennings, coach of the Bubka of the Soviet Union spawned the championship by 32 seconds over America II with New FAST DELIVERY the back nine to move ahead of Olson’s mark of 19-5 'A.. should not happen. It is impossible hole to preserve the victory, his Pacific Coast Track Club which controversy Friday night instead Zealand KZ5 a further two minutes 15 seconds behind in third Watson, whose closing 73 put him to compete in these conditions, "h e l7t-4»40 third on the Tour in as many years. Olson represents, said Olson Joe Dial, who had the world of a possible new world record. Due to the repid price changes, please call ■loemfMd tO-MM Manebaaiar in a tie for fourth with Masters said, referring to the short runway place. •rwilocd 4f1-29U MMdklown 2dt-OM2 " I ’m very pleased with the way I was too tired after winning at indoor record briefly earlier 7l7>M2d champion Bernhard Longer, who Olson and Joe Dial, the N CAA and the hordes of photographers •ftotol M2'7Ma Haw ■rtlain the Millrose Games in New and we will quote you a price. I. Hartford m * tS 1 6 Haw Havan Watarbury played," Pavin said after his this season, was in Chicago but champion in the event, were that lined the approach. In the final standings, Australia III took the championship with 7t»>7Mt had a closing 68. York Friday night. Enflold 74S-09M Haw London on tt.) closing 6-under 66. "It probably did not compete because his awarded extra attempts at the Olson did win the competition, 11 points lost. New Zealand KZ5 was second with 32.8 points and ^Oroton 44S*lin Norarieft 122^171 was the best round I ’ve ever played Two-time Hawaiian upen cham­ Bubka, who also competed poles did not arrive from New height of 18-feet,. 4-inches because Homdoft 24t-U27 Nocliy HIH that lasted six hours, by becoming America II was third with 38.4 points. 243-5074 M2-M27 under the conditions. Friday, thought Olson’s reason York, N. Hartford 24d-a2S •outnwigfon pion Hubert Green, Andy Dillard they lodged protests shying photo­ the first 19-foot vaulter in Madison t. Hartford 24»-l127 Torrtnglon 4H>17M “ I think it was the way I acted on and David Ogrin were tied for fifth. graphers along the runway had Square Garden history. 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[MAX] MOViE: Summertime' A Kate are asked to be on Dick Cavett's talk middle-aged spinster vacations in Venice show. (g ) Comedy Break people listen with respect. Aboard chisel teeth and stiff rope nets are making people on the rivers a party and I live alone, far from family. ■hip, his crew snaps to without and falls in love with a married man. Ka­ d D Merv Griffin Charlie's Angels dumped from the port and star­ feeding the Chesapeake under-.... someone greets Abigail Van Buren Last Christmas what do I get from tharine Hepburn, Rossano Brazzi, Darren question. board sides of the boat, dragged my sister but a short note that (X ) S B MOVIE: 'Choices' (CC) A man d D PELICULA: 'Teatro: El Chico de los stand that what they do upstream ■; you by name. McGavin. 1965. who opposes abortion is faced with the Winslow' Some say those who live by along the bottom for a few minutes amounts to a weather report. (We [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Ice Pirates' Space has a vital impact on the bay. ' The face is fa­ unwanted pregnancies of his wife and his [C N N ] News/Sports/Weather dredging oysters from the dwin­ and yanked up by a cranky power There are quarrels over the .. miliar. but you stopped exchanging gifts years pirates join a beautiful princess in search of unmarried teenage daughter. George C. her explorer father and a newly discovered [E S P N ] SportsCenter dling beds of the pollution-troubled winch that jolts the boat from side simplest moves — from passing can’t r e - ago, but we do exchange letters.) Scott, Jacqueline Bisset, Melissa Gilbert. bay are a dying breed, but the men source of much-needed water in a nearby 1986 [T M C ] MOVfE: The Breakfast Club' to side. so-called bottle bills to carefully member the This "loquacious” lady with her galaxy. Robert Urich, Mary Crosby. 1984. salesman that the rumor is he ® M O V IE ; 'The Dirty Dozen' A tough .(C C ) A group of high school students learn who command the last commer­ Each dredge hauls up about five .'i planning the size of sewage treat- name. The person begins talking to university degree is married, has Rated PG. several things about themselves when cial fishing fleet under sail in the almost sold the office building to major is assigned a group of misfits and bushels of shells and debris that ment plants. Then there are bitter : you. then suddenly somebody you two children and lives near child­ [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express criminals for a suicidal commando raid. Lee they are forced to spend a Saturday to­ United States swear they will not his company president! ” gether in detention. Judd Nelson, Ally are dumped on the deck. The crew political brawls over complicated ■ know joins you. You want to hood friends and relatives, so she 6;30PM (B ® )T o o Close (or Comfort Marvin. Ernest Borgnine. Charles Bronson. " I f the only thing you can- 1967 Sheedy, Anthony Michael Hall 1984. quit as long as there are bivalves to stoops oyer the pilea and culls the issues. Acid rain, for instance, pits i, introduce the two but can’t re­ has plenty to write about. It’s hard remember about a person is where (11) Benson Rated R. t e tom from the bottom. oysters in a practiced frenzy. stale against state because its ' member the name of the stranger. for me to believe that none of these (g ) (g ) MOVIE: 'Flashdanca' (C C ) A girl he lives, you can almost always (SB NBC Nightly News works as a welder to support her nighttime [U S A ] Edge of Night The rigors of the, Chesapeake A good "lift” will get about 50-60 source is largely in one area and its What do you do? people ever say or do anything seem to lock a man to a life on the drag out a little story that will d S Nightiy Business Report career as a dancer. Jennifer Beals, Michael 12:05AM ® Remington Steele Re­ oysters, a poor one maybe only 10 devastating effects in another. ON THE SPOT worth mentioning Nouri, Sunny.Johnson. 1983. water. In the off-months, there are cause everyone to smile. Soon they ^ ABC News mington and con man Daniel Chalmers plot or 12. The crew has to work Add to that the frustration oj In my last letter, I asked her to a sting operation against a casino owner, are shaking hands and everyone is I4T1 Noticiaro SIN @ ) ® American Playhouse; Adven­ wild skipjack races where “ the lightning-fast because the dredge making people obey laws that ^ DEAR ON: You’ll probably please send along some juicy tures of Hucklebeiry Finn (CC) Part 2 of w ho in turn hires Laura in an effort to kill ■■if.?# introducing himself all around. S i) Sanford and Son only rule is to win” and excursions is usually dumped back overboard environmentalists fought hard to never believe this, but I just gossip for a change. Nothing, I ’ve 4 On Jackson's Island, Huck and Jim take Chalmers. (60 min.) (R).- to Annapolis for stubborn fights while they are still culling. happen to have a brand-new book Probably the newcomer and the [C N N ] Inside Business refuge from a rainstorm and find a dead MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour get on the books. inquired as to the state of the with lawmakers and polluters over others in the group don’t even [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriat man washed up on shore. (60 min.) They also must have an unerring on my desk titled “ Letitia Bal­ health of a dear neighbor who had [M A X ] m o v i e : Tig h - Dize says there is one plant in ^ ® Bodas de Od»o 12;20AM how to save the bay. eye on the catch — oysters have to realize you never once mentioned [ESPN ] Revco's World Class Women trope’ (CC) A homicide detective tracks UPl photo Baltimore County, Md.. that has dridge’s Complete Guide to Execu­ celebrated his lOOth birthday three Russell Dize. 45 — a stocky, his name. (It works, because Ido it [C N N ] Week in Review down a psychopathic killer in the New Or­ be a minimum of three inches long been cited for 3,300 violations of tive Manners.” I looked in the years ago. Nothing, I mentioned 7:00PM ® CBS News ruddy, jocular, fourth-generation and violations can result in stiff al| the time.) ( [D IS] MOVIE: White Wilderness' This leans French Quarter. Clint Eastwood, are used for oyster dredging, but in the environmental laws “ but has index under "Introducing People” that I had been mugged in the park. ® Three's Company Genevieve Bujold, Alison Eastwood. waterman — owns and commands fines. Like a ship from a bygone century, a "Honesty, however, is always true-life adventure film contains scenes never spent a day in court.” and found the following: No comment. I recounted a recent ® ABC News from Canada and Alaska arK) the animats 1984 Rated R the 85-year-old Kathryn, a shallow- typical skipjack works the oyster beds of Maryiand waters of the Cheasapeake, "While the easiest solution is to the best policy. Just admit the automobile accident in which 1 ® ® $100,000 Pyramid living there. 1958. Rated G. 1 2:30AM ® Comedy Tonight draft vessel 75 feet from bowsprit THE WIND SEEMS to shift state conservation iaws aiiow oniy the admit that you have temporarily name has slipped your mind. the Chesapeake Bay in January. In M AN’S BATTLES over the bay narrowly escaped serious injury. Ql) Jeffersons [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Richard Pryor Live on (g) ® Late Night with David Letterman to stern davits, with a 67-foot raked whenever the work grows routine, Generally, you will be forgiven.” the Sunset Strip' Pryor's wit is presented other parts of the country, power boats graceful skipjacks to do the job. approach in fury his years-long forgotten a name, there is another No response. Tonight's guests are Raquel Welch and mast, a 50-foot boom and a ma.ssive and Dize, all the while swapping This book is an absolute trea­ (3) Carson's Comedy Classics in this concert filmed at the Hollywood Pal­ struggles to make a living sailing alternative. It’s called the ’talk I am wondering if I should quit Sandra Bernhard. (60 min.) In Stereo, mainsail and jib. It is one of the sure. Vou don’t have to be an d§) ® ladium. Richard Pryor. 19R2. Rated R. stories, jokes and information with Many Tilghman Islanders still lifestyles of thousands fast and maybe they won’t gue.ss writing to this sister, or should I g ) Maude fastest skipjacks in Maryland other skippers of the fleet on his CB only 20 percent to 30 percent of the it. executive to learn from it; anyone @ Wheel of Fortune 9:30PM ® Newhart (CC) The town travel routinely by boat rather Agnes flooded all the Eastern The sometimes tumultuous, , the truth’ solution. If you have continue to drop letters into a dark, dD Dr. Gene Scott waters. radio, quickly brings the Kathryn market. forgotten the name of a person who who works with other people will (2^ MacNetl-Lehrer Newshour panics when the annual snow festival is than take the longer road routes Seaboard rivers and streams that treacherous Chesapeake has cost bottomless pit. faced with cancellation due to warmer [C N N ] Evans and Novak “ Nine out of 10 of the skippers on about, its boom sweeping peri­ The 1985-86 Maryland sea.son is has joined your group, begin find it enormously helpful. It’s ® Newlywed Game and tend to know the tricky inlets feed the Chesapeake, causing $2.1 the life of many a waterman and : WRITTEN OFF weather. [E S P N ] Fishing the bay would want this boat,” lously over the deck. expected to produce about 1.2 talking quickly in a pleasant, even more than a guide to manners; it’s d j) Cristal better than the highways. And billion in damage and 122 deaths. captured the souls of thousands (g ) NBA Basketball: Boston at Phoenix [U S A ] That Girl says Dize of his beautifully kept To cope with sudden changes in million oysters as compared to 15 a practical guide to common-sense DEAR WRITTEN OFF: Your © ) Nightly Business Report 7 many of them still speak a The mighty, 444-mile Susquehanna more, but their numbers are ^ funny exaggerated way. Build up ® Chespirito scipjack. "She’s the best boat on wind velocity, Dize orders his crew million in the bay’s heyday, but the ego of the person whose name behavior in hundreds of social and sister’s newsless letters should 1 :00AM ® Get Smart language full of the inflections and River that carves a channel diminishing as their offspring turn dD One Day at a Time the bay.” to forget the oysters and scramble Dize says propitious weather con­ business situations. It’s published signal a clearly spelled-out mes­ 10:00PM ® Cagney & Lacey Cagney (X) Headline Chasers flavor of their English forebears. through the center of the bay was to easier careers. The skipjack ' you can’t recall: [C N N ] News Update tries to help David clear a W est Point cadet to reef or unreef the mainsail and ditions last summer, with little "Listen, everyone, this is some­ by Rawson Associates, and can be sage. She wants nothing more than ® Joe Franklin Show The bay has been victimized for one of the worst hit. Its raging fleet now has 30 working boats as [DIS] MOVIE: 'Blithe Spirit' A man s se­ of a cocaine possession charge, and Lacey AS DIZE MANEUVERS the jib. rain to reduce the salinity of the found at your local book dealer’s. a polite let’s-keep-in-touch corres­ cond marriage is upset by the return of his has an emotional reunion with the father GD Comedy Break decades by man. nature ancT waters carried distant silt, debris compared to 100 a few decades ago. one I haven’t seen for a long, long Kathryn through the strong tides ’’What are you, a bunch of water, spurred oyster breeding. time, but he was such a fantastic The price is $22.95 — not inexpen­ pondence with you-if that. first wife's ghost. Rex Harrison, Constance she hasn't seen for 30 years. (60 min.) GD CNN Headline News chemicals and its bounty of oysters and pollution into the bay. Cummings, Margaret Rutherford. 1945. and constantly changing winter farmers, panty waists,” he qells as He predicts a bumper crop in two fSl News g ) Break the Bank and other seafood — including the "That flood brought everything Although Dize, who quit school winds of the Choptank River the young men struggle with the years when the new generation of [ESPN] SportsCenter (H ) Independent News famous Chesapeake blue crab — from Pennsylvania and New when caught up in his romance » [C N N ] News Update estuary off the bay. he waves to a billowing sail. oysters has matured. [U S A ] Wild, Wild Worid of Animals (jS) Mission: Impossible that supplies much of the nation York,” says Dize. who is vice with the bay, expresses optimism , [E S P N ] Mark Sosin's Sait Water Jour­ fellow skipper who waves back In the lean months, skipjacks president of the Maryland Water­ about the future, he says he won’t ’ Breathless elder needs aid 7:1 5PM [C N N ] Sports Sunday Actors Theatre Prasente: Bart ok as nal has suffered heavy losses. with his bandaged right hand rarely reach their daily limit of 150 FLANKED BY THE states of let his son and daughter near the Dog (CC) An idealist left over from the [U S A ] Hollywood Insider Eastern Shore watermen have men’s Association. ” We had tires, 7:30PM ( D p m Magazine '60s attempts to fit into the Yuppie world. encased in a plastic bag. bushels and are happy to come Maryland and Virginia, the bay water. She is a sophomore in Old no dreams of returning the bay to trees, even houses floating around your doctor to refer you to a d ) M*A*S*H dD Brass 1 :05AM (® MOVIE: ChuChuandthe "That’s Robbie Wilson,” says back to the shuck houses with 100. runs 200 miles from the mouth of D E A R DR. Philly Flash* A street entertainer and an the pristine state of the past, but here.” Dominion College and he a fresh-.. pulmonary specialist. ( D Wheal of Fortune Dize. "H e cut off his right In the more bountiful early months the Susquehanna River to the GOTT: I am 79 d D Lifestyles of the Rich ertd Famous ex-baseball star plan to confiscate a brief­ they are hellbent that it shall The natural disaster, which man in high school. ( D Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime forefinger on a circular saw last of the November-to-March season, Atlantic. It is North America’s and very ac­ [C N N ] News/Sports/Weather case full of secret government documents. survive and produce its sealife in virtually eliminated what eelgrass DEAR DR. GOTT: I ’m 26. When (ID Independent News Carol Burnett, Alan Arkin, Ruth Buzzi. week. He took the finger to the a good captain and crew can ’’limit largest estuary and varies in width ” I don't want my son on the tive. but I have [E S P N ] College Basketball: Tulsa at abundance. remained, took the bay into a my husband and I are ready to (ial Best of Saturday Night Wichita State 1981. hospital where they told him they out” most every good day. from 4 miles at Annapolis to 30 water,” says Dize with a chuckle. a hard time "W e want to get the bay back to nosedive. have .sex. I ’m never turned on and MOVIE: 'Smokey and the Bandit' A 1 :1 SAM [CN N ] On the Menu might be able to reattach it, but In other parts of the country, miles at the mouth of the Potomac. “ I want him to be a dentist or a - breathing when Dr. Gott [M AX] MOVIE; 'The Executioner's where it was in 1955.” Dize says, a Hard work by conservationists my vagina is dry. Does this mean I trucker and his sidekick accept a challenge Sortg' (CC) Convicted kilter Gary Gilmore because the knuckle was des­ oysters are taken by poS’er boats, Its wandering shoreline, including CPA, something like that.” I go up stairs or 1:30AM ® "I Love Lucy" Marathon time when eelgrass. a lush green has helped arrest the poisoning of have cancer or a bad disease? to make a round-trip journey of 1.800 fights for his right to die. Tom m y Lee troyed, it would stick out at an but in the Maryland waters of the the marshy inlets of the Eastern The dangers of sudden squalls — . carry anything. Peter Gott, M.D. miles in 28 hours. Burt Reyrtolds, Jackie Jones, Rosanna Arquette, Eli Wallach. [ D New s water plant necessary to oxidate the waters, but the Chesapeake is please tell me what’s wrong, angle. Chesapeake and its river tributar­ Shore on the Delmarva Peninsula, and sudden death — on the^' My doctor says Gleason, Sally Field. 1977. 1982. GD Independent News the water, still abu.ded and pollu­ so beset by pollution from different Chesapeake are always in a • I have a dam­ "H e figured it would get in the ies, state conservation laws allow is estimated at about 4,000 miles — DEAR READER: It sounds to Jeopardy [TMC] MOVIE; 'Pretty Baby' A young [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report tion had not got out of hand sources that a strategy for clean­ girl grows up in a 1917 New Orleans bor­ way of his work and told the .only the antiquated and graceful more than the width of the United waterman’s mind. There is a Bible - aged air pas­ @ New Newlywed Game [ESP N ] Outdoor Life Magazine Hosted In 1972 when Hurricane Agnes ing presents a real conundrum. me as if, contrary to your state­ dello. Brooke Shields, Keith Carradine, Su­ doctors not to bother. They sewed skipjacks — the fleet now numbers States. in the galley of the Kathryn and a - sage from pneu­ (3 ) Barney Miller by William Conrad. ravaged the East, the steady Sewage, chlorine used to treat ment, you are far from ready to san Sarandon. 1979. Rated R. up the wound and he didn’ t miss a only about 30 — to dredge the Tilghman Island, a long finger of plaque on the bulkhead quoting- monia. I take (451 Benson [USA]KAillionaire Maker decline of the bay worsened sewage, phosphates, acid rain and Quibron and Prednisone. Is there order of lung tissue, characterized have sex when your husband is. [U S A ] National Tractor Pulling Cham­ day (of oyster dredging). He’s a oyster beds. land stretching into the bay from Psalms: d S Wild Worid of Animals pionship Tape Delayed. 1:40AM [HBO] MOVIE: Easv Rider' dramtically. simple junk all mix into a nearly anything that will help me by physical changes that prevent Teach your husband how to stimu­ good skipper and he’s tough.” Although the bay used to fulfill southward near the Maryland I8l) Archie Bunker's Place T w o young men undertake a motorcycle When a watermen spits out the toxic brew in tbe bay . Bill Roulette, “ He maketh the storm a calm, so - oxygen and carbon dioxide from late, you — or learn to stimulate 10:30PM G3) News Tough is a common word among most of the nation’s oyster de­ towns of Oxford and Cambridge, is breathe? trip to Nevy Orleans and meet hippies, local F one of 10 1985 winners of tbe that the waves thereof are still. yourself — until you get turned on; [E S P N ] Collegs Basketball Report (g ) American Irxiian Artists: Dan Eastern Shore watermen. Bill made up of sparsely inhabited word "Agnes” oj- ” ’72” everyone being exchanged between the lung toughs, anid prostitutes. Peter Fonda, Den­ mand, the emergence of power Chesapeake Bay Conservation "Then are they glad because your lubrication problem should [H B O ] Fraggle Rock: The Perfect Blue Namingha (CC) Dan Namingha is one of nis Hopper, Jack Nicholson. 1969 Rated Roulette, a waterman all his life farmlands and small bays and on the Eastern Shore knows he is DEAR READER: Pneumonia tissue and inhaled air. Emphy­ boats and the development of the Award sponsored by the Izaak they be quiet; so He bringeth them solve itself. I seriously doubt that Rollie (CCj today's most important and widely col­ R, and an official of the Izaak Walton creeks, and it is home to much of talking about the disaster that can damage lung tissue itself but, sema is difficult to treat, because, lected artists. (R). Gulf and West Coast beds reduced Walton League and the Dupont Co.. unto their desired haven.” your dryness indicates you have a [U S A ] Radio 1990 1:45AM [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Beach Girls' League, a leader in the fight to threatened the livelihoods and in my opinion, it rarely affects the by the time symptoms appear, (g ) Dick Van Dyke the ailing Chesapeake’s share to the skipjack fleet. disease. Most women with similar 8:00PM dD Scarecrow and Mrs. King Three girls take over Malibu Beach for the breathing tubes (bronchi) leading extensive damage is usually pres­ d D Loco Amor summer. Debra Blee, Val Kline. James ent. Emphysema may coexist with problems are more victims of poor A seriously injured Lee escapes with Into the lungs. From your brief Amanda to recover stolen information and dZ) Cpmedy Tonight Daughton. 1982. Rated R. asthma. timing than of illness. description. I ’d say you may have protect the members of his private spy [DIS] Disney Animation: The Illusion of 2:00AM MOVIE: Lord Love a : asthma, emphysema or heart Heart failure causes a backup of network. (60 min.J Life Hayley Mills takes you on atour of the Duck' A sophisticated senior plays Sven- < A bout Town Births fS) PM Magazine Disney Studio for a behind-the-scenes look gali to a transferred high school senior and ] ts/and rises trouble. AR three conditions can fluid in the lungs. The condition E cause breathlessness. Send your questions to Dr. Gott ( D @ Hardcaatle 8i McCormick ICC) at veteran animators. (60 min.) shows her how to get what she wants. ! can mimic asthma, but the treat­ Roddy McDowall, Tuesday Weld, Lola A l­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Madden of 84 Asthma is due to reversible in care of The Manchester Herald ( D News [H B O ] On Location: Buddy Hackett II- Harrison, Jessica Lynn, daugh­ orial Hospital. The maternal ment is different. To complicate On Stage at Caesw's Atlantic City bright. 1966. W A TES has business session Eldridge St. The paternal grand­ constrictions of the bronchial at P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH (11) Honeymooners Special In the Pacific ter of Bruce and Jerri (McCulloch) grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. matters, heart failure can result Buddy Hackett shows his true form in this ® M O V IE : 'Th e Great Imposter' A high parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank tubes. It is treated with dilating 44101. Due to volume of mail, (l8) MOVIE: 'Demon' A quiet village is ter­ Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at Orange Harrison of 27 Norman St., was Richard Bates of 102 Twin Hills from asthma or emphysema. ur>censored special. (60 min.) school dropout poses as a college profes­ Dzurenda of Windsor. drugs, like Quibron, in aerosol or individual questions cannot be rorized by a bizarre killer. Cameron Mitch­ sor, a penologist, a Trappist monk, and a Hall, 72 E. Center St. Members will be weighed from born Dec. 17 at Manchester Mem­ Road. Coventry. The paternal 11:00PM ® EyewHnass Nevsrs LOS ANGELES (U PI) — A new Hawaiian pill form. Prednisone is also I think you need a precise answered. (Questions of general ell. Jennifer Holmes. 1976. Royal Canadian Navy surgeon. Tony Cur- . 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Then, they will hold a business orial Hospital. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ® Taxi tis, Edmond O'Brien, Arthur O'Connell. • island now submerged beneath the sea is rising useful. diagnosis to clear up confusion and interest will be answered in future dD @ TV 's Bloopars and Practical grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walden St. John of 5 Quaker Road Jokes Sally Struthers and Soupy Sales are (D ® News 1961. slowly in the Pacific in a volcanic process that meeting. Anniversary gig Enhphysema is a chronic dis- find help for your symptoms. Ask columns. Gilbert Anderson of Hebron. The this week's practical joke victims. (60 GD Solid Gold will involve two thousand years of quakes, dD Carson's Comedy Classics paternal grandparents are Mr. and NEW YORK (UPI) - The Mel min.) [C N N ] Crossfire explosions and lava eruptions. Bradley vets plan event Peterson, Andrew Robert, son of dD Odd Couple Mrs. Emerson Harrison of Glas­ Lewis Jazz Orchestra celebrates d S dZ) Wonderworks: Anno of Green [E S P N ] Mazda SportsLook "This is a rapid process geologically but very Robert T. and Donna (Mageau) Gables |CC| Part 1 of 3 An elderly brother (g) NewsCenter The second reunion for World War II veterans who tonbury. The baby has a brother. its 20th year with a week-long slow in human terms,” said Dr. Thomas Henyey, Peterson of 152 French Raod, and sister seeking a young boy to help with d D Doctor Who 2:20AM [M A X ] m o v i e : Gabriela' were stationed at Bradley Field. Windsor Locks, will Joshua Lee Harrison, 2‘A. engagement at the Village Vaif- Cocoa warms winter days a geologist at the University of Southern Bolton, was born Jan. 21 at farm chores end up with a talkative tittle @ ) M*A*S*H (Subtitled) In 1920s Brazil, a wealthy be held at 3 p.m. May 17. The event will include: a guard in New York Feb. 17-24. girl. (60 min.) Turkish bar owner takes on an attractive California who specializes in the development of Manchester Memorial Hospital. ® Newswatch dinner, a comparison of fighter airplanes from the Youmans, Kylee Beth, daughter The basement jazz club in the DEAR to a boil over medium heat, dal MOVIE: 'True Grit' A hard-drinking young woman as his cook and lover Sonia land masses and continents. The maternal grandmother is dD 24 Horas Braga, Marcello Mastroianni. 1983 Rated war to the present, entertainment veteran Helen of Gary and Bonnie (Irwin) heart of Greenwich Village has PO LLY: I love stirring constantly. Let the mix­ Marshal and a Texas Ranger help a young The process underway near the Hawaiian Irene P. Struff of Deerfield Beach. girl track down her father's murderer. John (gZ) Second City TV R. Snyder, who recently appeared at Hartford Stage Youmans of Vernon, was born Jan. been the operating base since it the flavor of ture boil gently for five minutes, island chain is the modern-day equivalent of the Fla. The paternal grandparents Wayne, Glen Campbell. Kim Darby. 1969. 2:30AM [C N N ] Sports Latenight Company, and a speech by weather forecaster Charlie 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ was formed in February 1966, and old-fashioned stirring constantly, until the sugar d D Maude geological processes that created much of are Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. d S Juana Iris Bagley. For more information, write or call H. tal. The maternal grandparents its Monday night gigs there have cocoa, rather is completely dissolved. Cool and [C N N ] Inside Business [E S P N ] SportsCenter California. Twenty million years ago, vast Peterson of 400 West St.. Bolton Pointers (5i) MOVIE: "The Jayne Mansfield Story' Snyder, 1463 Boulevard, West Hartford, 06119, or are Mr. and Mrs. Russell Irwin of become a New York Jazz institu­ than the instant refrigerate in a covered container. [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock [U S A ] Credit Card Millionaire portions of the state were an underwater kingdom This is the life story of the actress and sex 561-3096. 25 Cole St. The maternal great- tion. The band was formed by Thad cocoa mixes. To make chocolate milk, stir a symbol whose meteoric career and life 11 :30PM ® Dynasty 2:35AM ® CBS News Nightwatch of mountains and valleys that pushed slowly to grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jones and Mei Lewis. Drummed But it’s so hard Polly Fisher spoonful or two (to taste) in a glass ended in tragedy. Loni Anderson, Arnold ® (E ) ABC News Nightline Joined in Progress the surface, Henyey said. of cold milk or a mug of hot milk. Schwarzenegger. 1980. Body Design classes start Russell Irwin Sr. of 53 Marshall Dzurenda, Sean Robert, son of Lewis took over full leadership in to get the cocoa ® Bizane 3:00AM d l) M O V IE : Red Sun' A ban ’’The coast mountain ranges from San Delicious! [C N N ] Nows/Sports/Weather dit leader and a samurai avenge offenses Road. The paternal grandmother Kenneth and Jane (Madden) Dzu­ 1978 when Jones left to lead the powder to mix d D The Honeymooners Francisco to Santa Barbara were all below sea made against their differing codes of Nutmeg Branch YWCA will begin two six-week is Mary Youmans of New Britain. renda of Vernon, was born Jan. 15 Danish Radio Orchestra in Copen­ smoothly with [E S P N ] College Basketball: Syracuse level as recently as 10 million years ago, a rather I hope this calms the cravings of dD Second City TV honor. Charles Bronson, Ursula Andress, series of Body Design classes Tuesday. Classes will be at Manchester Memorial Hospital. hagen. Jones now fronts the Count the milk. Is at Pittaburgh recent event in Earth’s history, especially when all those chocoholics out there. (g ) All in the Famity Toshiro Mifune 1971. held at 78 N. Main St., from 5 to 6 and from 7 to 8 p.m. Geyer, Anna Elzabeth. daughter The maternal grandparents are Basie Orchestra. there an easy [H BO ] Son of the Not-So-Great Mo­ you consider that the planet is at least 10 billion Don’t forget that a cup of cocoa is menta in Sports Interviews and film clips (g ) (g ) The Best of Carson Tonight’s [C N N ] News/Sports/Weather Tuesdays and Thursdays. The exercises are designed of William and Andrea (Wilkinson) way to make real cocoa? quickly as the instant mixes. It’s guests are Donna Mills. Kevin Rooney and years old,” Henyey explained. ) lower in fat than many other illustrate some of the most unusual mo­ [E S P N ] College Basketball Report to firm, tone and reduce various muscle groups. SHERYL guaranteed to warm up the coldest the mime group Mummenschanz. (60 min.) Geyer of Lewisburg, Pa., was born chocolate treats, so it’s a great ments in sports. (60 min.) The rising island, like the newly emerged island Pre-register at the office. For information, call winter morning. (R). In Stereo. 3:20AM [H BO ] m o v i e : Brother Jan. 17 in Lewisburg. The paternal choice when you’ve just got to have [MAX] MOVIE: The Muppeta Teke from Another Planet’ (CC) A slave is pur­ near Japan, are products of 10 million years of 647-1437. •; DEAR SHERYL: Ah, chocolate! You can also make your own Manhattan' (CC| While Kermit and com­ (g ) Hogan's Heroes underwater volcanic activity erupting in a grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. something chocolate. Yummy, sued across the galaxy by a white bounty ■One of my favorite things. instant mix. Combine two cups pany try to take their college variety show d !)N e w s hunter. Darryl Edwards. massive underwater chain of ” sea mountains” Fred W . Geyer of 330 Spring St. The too! to Broadway, Miss Piggy's jealousy of a Register for swim lessons / You can make hot cocoa with non-fat dry milk powder, 1-3 cup dDKojak that inhabit the Pacific floor. maternal grandparents are Mr. POLLY friendly waitress threatens her wedding 3:25AM [T M C ] m o v i e : The ice Pir Can a regular cocoa powder as quickly cocoa powder and 1-3 cup sugar. plans for the frog. Kermit the Frog, Miss [C N N ] Sports Tonight ates' Space pirates join a beautiful prin­ The developing island, now about 8,000 feet in Manchester residents only may register for swim and Mrs. Philip Wilkinson of -and easily as with an instant mix if Store this mixture in an airtight [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Little Prince' A cess in search of her explorer father and a lessons tonight to Friday from 6 to 9:30 p.m. at the Littleton, N.H. The great­ Make your own dark-, milk- and height, consists of tons of lava piling up “ much in ^you use this simple technique. Just container. When ready to serve, young prince comes to earth from a tiny newly discovered source of much-needed East Side Recreation Center, 22 School St. The cost for grandmother is Mrs. F. H. Stein­ white chocolate truffles with th’ water iq a nearby galaxy. Robert Urich, the way a child would construct a sand castle at ^'mix the cocoa and sugar together spoon four tablespoons of the cocoa asteroid to find the meaning of life. Bob the beach, always building higher with each each 10-session series is $4, plus a recreation card beck of Daytona Beach, Fla. The delectable recipes in Polljf’s new­ Fosse. Gene Wilder. Richard Kiley. 1974. Mary Crosby. 1984 Rated PG. . baby has two sisters. Erika and teen-age girl 'in a cup (I use two teaspoons sugar mix into a cup, fill with boiling costing $3 for each child and $10 for each adult. The sletter "Handmade Chocolates.” Rated G. step.” Henyey explained. ,^and one teaspoon cocoa), then add water or hot milk, and stir until 3:30AM [C N N ] Newsmaker Satur­ The island is developing over an area described half-hour lessons will start Feb. 24. Adult classes will Alyssa, and a brother, Ethan. Send $1 for each copy to Polly’s [HBO] MOVIE: 'Empire Strikes Back' day -just a tiny bit of milk or water — smooth. (CC) While Han Solo and Princess Leia enl­ as a geological “ hot spot” where molten magma be on Tuesday and Thursday with beginners at 7:30 Pointers, in care of the Manchester [E S P N ] Top Rank Boxing from Las Ve­ •enough to mix the cocoa and sugar Another easy way to serve ist the help of Lando Calrissian to battle the is helping in the daily creation of the land mass p.m. and advanced beginners at 8 p.m. Contreras, Jessica Lynn, daugh­ Herald, P.O. Box 1216, Cincinnati, gas, NV be a ;into a paste or very thick syrup. old-fashioned cocoa is to make HARTFORD Avil empire. Luke Skywalker is instructed The schedule for children, who must be at least 52 ter of Richard and Kim (Sherwin) OH 45201. Be sure to include the now located about 3,000 feet below the ocean ■Then add hot milk and stir to mix. cocoa syrup to mix with hot or cold Clntmo City — Ron 1, 4,8. — Prlzil’a Contreras of 98 Lenox St. was born title. Honor (R) 1:45, 4:15, 4:50, 9:15. — surface. inches tall, includes: .‘ The cocoa paste will blend readily milk. This can be used in the same Beginner C — Monday, Friday, 6 p.m. Jan. 23 at Manchester Memorial Witness (R) 2:15,4:30,7:15,9:30.— The “ It’s developing southeast of the Kilauea “ with the milk. If you have a way as the chocolate-flavored Trip to Bountiful (PG) 2:30, 4:40,7:M, volcano on the island of Hawaii and is the last in a Beginner B — Tuesday, Thursday, 6:30 p.m. Hospital. The maternal grandpar­ newsboy? •imicrowave oven, you can mix in syrups used to make chocolate 9:45. long chain of sea mountains that extend all the Beginner A — Wednesday, 7 p.m., Saturday, 10:30 ents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred -;coId milk, then heat the entire milk, only your own syrup will Polly will send you a Polly Dollar CAST HARTFORD way to the Aleutians in the Soviet Union.” Henyey Sherwin of Vernon. The paternal a.m. idrink in the microwave until hot, contain no artificial flavors or ($1) if she uses your favorite Eastwood Pub A Cinema — The said. Advanced beginner — Tuesday, Thursday. 7 p.m. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jewel of the Nile (PG) 7:30. Lot’s make that a "Newaperaon" stirrin g briefly before drinking. ingredients. Mix one cup sugar, 1-3 Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her “ Geologists theorize, that many of these Intermediate, Wednesday — 6:30 p.m., Saturday, Eduardo Contreras of 98 Lenox St. Peer Richards Pub A Cinema — The 7 or ‘ Newapaper Carrior". ! I find this makes a delicious hot cup cocoa powder and one cup column. Write Polly’s Pointers in Jewel of the Nile (PG) 7:30,9:30. underwater mountains died before they reached 10 a.m. The baby has a sister. Tammie Sure, wa’ra looking (or girla as wall as boys ;cocoa that does not separate as water in a saucepan. Bring slowly care of the Manchester Herald. Showcase Clnomot 1-9 — Out of 1 L the surface and were all formed by the same pool Swimmers — Monday, Friday, 7 p.m. Contreras, 21 months. to deliver our paper, and make good i Africa (PG) 1,4,7:10,10:05.— Wildcats of molten magma,” he said. (R ) 1,3:15,5:20,7:45,10. — FX (R) 1 ;10, money doing It, 3:15, 5:15, 7:40, 9:50. — Murphy's Best Italian 1984-86 Geophysicist Tuzo Wilson, an emeritus profes­ Scholarship group meets tonight St, John, Blake Edward, son of Romance (PG-13) 1, 3:10, 5:15, 7:30, What are the raquirementa? Voted Conneclical Magaiine sor at York University in Toronto, said, ’"nie new Mark W. and Ellen (Bates) St. 9:45. — The Color Purple (PG-13) 1:15, The Board of Directors of the Manchester A mature, raaponalble wlllingnaaa to aaa> the joblot ilhoughta 4:15, 7:10, 10:10. — Younoblood (R) island is far enough away from the Hawaiian John of East Middle Turnpike, was 1:10, 3:15,5:15,7:35,9:45. — Down ond island chain so that it won’t connect,” or grow to Scholarship Foundation will meet tonight at 7:30 at through. Ability to handle money h o l^ , too. VoVou Preienu A New Diveriified Menu born Jan. 23 at Manchester Mem­ should Ilka people, ba cheerful and friendly. And Out In Beverly Hills (R) 1:15,3:15,5:20. one of the existing islands. the office of Allan Thomas, suite 208,1 Heritage Place. me. I announce it again, " I bring 7:30, 9:40. — The Delta Force (R) 1,4, • • • • * be ready to “run your own show", create your ; One of my friends always asks start again. We can clean up our Italian Cuisine Seafood Fowl Steaks Ribs “ I think the process of this island’s develop­ good news” . 7:10, 9:50. — Quicksilver (PG) 1:15, own opportunities, and earn real cash. *m e the question when we meet, act! We have help to get clean 3:15,5:10,7:15,9:30. ment gives us an idea of the dimension of time, What is this news? There is one February Special: (t .»„ wed., Thor*. oniy> Child abuse session set If you're that kind of girl — or know that kind of “ Larry, what’s the good news?” again. This is good news for most MANCHRSTRR especially when you consider how long it takes for girl — we’d like to know. Give our circulation people. So many of us can’t forgive who can save us from destroying UA Theotere East — Spies Like Us HARTFORD — The American Association of (PG) 7:10,9:25. — Rocky IV (PG) 2:20, Prime Rib with Mashrooma and Onions • 8.95 it to build before it emerges,” Wilson said. LOOK department a call and let's talk about your future' ; 1 guess that most people look for ourselves or forget some things we ourselves. He will save us from (Sertvd isflA amlmd dt alii end m choice of itcitelmblc o r potato) Medical Assistants. Hartford Chapter, will meet 4:30,7: IS, 9:30. — The Jewel of the Nile "Geologists first learned about the extensive­ as a newsperson. i ‘ good news. There is so much of bad have done. We feel guilty. We don’t fear, anxiety and death of our (PG) 2:10, 4:35, 7, 9:20. — 101 Dolmo- ness of the sea mountains in the Pacific during Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Hartford Medical Society. FUEL OIL Inews we hunger for a lift from need to carry that guilt forever. spirits. Just think — This special tlons (G) 2,4:15. Comptete banquet Jacitily for smalt or targe ponies. World War II. We speculated about 23 years ago 230 Scarborough St. Charlotte May will speak on child 647-9946 something good for a change. one from God can and will save us. Mats up to SOO. MANSPIRLD that this mountain might become an island, now abuse. For more information, call Sally Benoit. Yes, there is "Good” news ana it He can bring out the sunshine in trinner of Top 100 USA for extensive wine list. V News IS always Interesting. We Tront-Lux Cellete Twin — Quick­ we’re sure,” Wilson explained. 246-6089. 0 A9 is for everyone. When the man, our lives again. He will help us silver (PG) 7, 9. — Moron Movies 7, 00 rata Louisa Hoad, Bolton, CT — 646-3161 j want to know what’s happening Henyey said the island’s development is ■ Changt BLACARRIER.The Mg jobyou c«n luuMiie. Jesus, came to earth his coming start over again, freed from 8:45. Complete banquet feciliiies use’s around us. We pick up the was special. It was announced in destructive thoughts. He will bring tracked by seismic instruments in California and Atlantic City trip set Senior Citizen S 'l newspaper expecting to learn VERNON other centers throughout the world. He said even special ways as “ Glad tidings of new thoughts, refreshingideasand Cine 1 A 1 — Rocky IV ( PG) 2,4; 15,7, BOLTON — The Bolton Lioness Club will sponsor a Volume Discounts ? something that has just happened. though it is teking centuries for the island to great joy to all people.” inspiring words to YOU. 9. — Jewel of the Nile (PG) 5,7:20,9:30. . coach bus trip to Atlantic City, N.J , April 5. leaving -! We want to be gbie to share news — 101 Dalmatians (G) 1:30, 3. emerge, it will take only a year for vegetation to the Bolton commuter lot at 6:30 a.m and leave THRIFTY OIL CO. 4 with friends. so I begin this weeks’s WINDSOR grow once the island is in the sun. Hanrbfatpr Hpralb "Thoughts” with this message to Lawrence S. Staples Ploio — Rocky IV (PG) 7:15. — 101 Atlantic City at 9 p.m. To reserve for the $30 trip, call t As a Christian I. want to share 289-8843 (t> MM m w see Ar MV pmn voii There is Bond news for von anH South United Methodist Giurch nnlmotlons (G1 2. 649-8355. i Mood news — that wp can alwavs MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Feb 17, 1986 - 19

18 MANCHESTER HEHAI U Mondiiy. Eeh 17. 1986 OPEC collapse helps Economists predict CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Massachusetts enjoys oil price war BUSINESS 1 iHOMES HOMES strong 1986 economy HELP WANTED DPPDRTUNITIES ■ IPOR SALE FOR SALE ‘‘steamroller effect" that leaves portation costs are higher — and By Jerry Berger in central Massachusetts, with the among dealers who slocked up The beneficial impact of highest average of $1.05 reported experts Stumped over where p ri­ BUSINESS & SERVKE'MRECTOIIY Data Entry Clerk — Entry T-ShIrt and Cap printing Looking for privacy with WASHINGTON (AP) - The United Press Internotlonal early in the heating season when level, part time, flexible equipment. 4 color prin­ Best Buy — U 8i R falling oil prices w ill be felt in ces will eventually settle. a view? Try this spacious attractive 4 bedroom Con­ C S economy, bolstered by in western Massachusetts. hours, early evening ter, conveyor dryer, seven room expanded two ways, economists believe. While prices have hovered prices were at their peak. temporary with 2'/2 baths, falling oil prices, should enjoy BOSTON — The average price of Other area averages include 96 "There’s a lot of oil out there and hours available. Will con­ posing unit and cap dryer. Cape In desirable Man­ significantly better growth this cents in the North Shore- around the $1 mark in mid­ formal dining room, U S. output will rise because home heating oil has dropped to $1 people are getting rid of it.” sh6 sider college student. Call Like new condition with chester neighborhood. year than in 19RS many econo­ Merimack Valley area, 97 cents summer Gartsler says the current Rosemary Johnson, cathedral celling and consumers and businesses will per gallon, the lowest mid-winter says, acknowledging a state warn; supplies. Will trlon. $3,400. Three bedrooms, 2Vj mists now believe along the South Shore and sou­ prices are "ve ry unusual for this Rockville Public Health Phone 904-788-6647. stone fireplace In family have more to spend on other level in six years, and slate ing last fall of potential oil. baths, fireplace, full base­ room. Lots ot tine fea­ time of year. Usually we have Nursing Asssoclatlon, 872- ment, two car garage. officials say the international oil theastern Massachusetts, $1.03 on shortages may have contributed to lohB, Trucking, Sewing bone — Expe­ Pointing and Paperhang­ Fogarty Brothers — BS tures. Call today for pri­ The new optimism represents items since their oil bills w ill be price peaks in January and Febru­ 9163. EDE. Elegantly styled country glut has triggered old-fashioned Cape Cod. and $1,04 in greater me repair*. You name rienced leam iiirest. ing — Exterior and Inte­ throom remodeling; Ip vate viewing. Only a sharp turnaround from expec­ less, and inflation in this coun­ ary. We’re in that period when it’s the stockpiling. rior, ceilings repaired. Real Estate kitchen with oak cabinets price wars. Boston. Prices are also higher in the .we do It. Free ettl- Oreumaklng, alterations stollotlon woter heaters, $149,900. Joyce G. Epstein tations little more than a month try w ill be lower usually the highest." References, fully Insured. garbage disposals; faucet The Town of Coventry Is and trim Includes all new A weekly survey of 90 full- The lowest reported price among greater Boston area, a develop­ mofe*. Insured. 643-0304. and repairs. Colt anytime. Real Estate, 647-8895.n ago. At that time, many ana­ Gansler says the highest prices ♦** 647-8730. Quality work. Martin repairs. 649-4^. Visa/M- seeking a lull time Secre- appliances. Split plan "The economic effect is the service heating oil dealers found the 90 dealers surveyed was 69 ment she ascribes to "the market tarv/Dlspatcher for the lysts felt the economy would cents per gallon in central Massa­ can be found in western Massachu­ Howkes Tree Service — Mattsson, evenings, 649- osterCard accepted. with spacious master su­ same as getting a big tax cut. It the statewide average for a gallon just bearing a higher price.” Highway Department. HDMES ite and Large walk-ln We Need Listings for our muddle through the new year setts and Cape Cod. where trans­ Bucket Truck & Chipper. The House Works. Resi­ 4431. Buyers! Have sold all our is a terrific boon for the of No. 2 home heating oil at $1, chusetts, while the highest individ­ The starting salary ls$5.31 Hi] FDR SALE closet on lower level and much as it did last year, with Skjimp Removal. Free Es- dential housecleaning. An listings. Let us market economy," said Nariman Beh- down a nickel in one week and 13 ual price was $1.15 per gallon in DON'T KNOW anyone per hour with full benefits. two oversized bedrooms, sluggish growth and a stagnant western Massachusetts. t^Mdes. Special consider- established company your property today! Re­ unemployment level ravesh. vice president of Whar­ cems since mid-January, lonfor Elderly and Hon- fully bonded with above who want* to buy what INCOME TAX A lob decscriptlon and Manchester - • Lovely 7 one with walk-ln closet, on ton Econometrics, a private The root of the good news for U.S. dollar opens lower applications are available upper level. $154,000. Call member: It you are a A year ago. the statewide (BOopped. 647-75S3.. overage work below the you hove to sell? Let a SERVICE Room Cape. 3 bedrooms, senior citizen. Allbrio However plunging world oil forecasting firm "Money that average stood at $1.11 a gallon. consumers is an international oil wont od find a cosh buyer In the Town Manager's family room, enclosed 647-9764 for appointment.. .LONDON (UPI) - The dollar lowest since Jan. 10. 1983. ■ average rote. Call Today, Realty offers you a sub­ prices have altered that view In would have gone to pay an oil It is the first time average home market that has fallen on chaos Handyman. Carpentry, 647-0873. for you! Dftice, 1712 Main Street, sun porch, I'/j baths, flre- slid downwards again today, open­ In Milan, the greenback opened Netkin's Tax Service. Coventry, CT 06238. Appli­ stantial savings with our the last month oil prices on the bill, much of it to foreigners heating oil prices have dropped to and hard times. bflme repairs and clean­ place, built Ins , carpeting, 17 Arvine Place, Manches­ Senior Citizen DIscountI ing marginally down against most at 1,596.25 lire against 1,605.26, the ; Low rates, strictly confl cations will be accepted spot market have fallen by w ill now be used by consumers the$l mark during the height of the The once-solid Organization for ing, neat, reliable. Free A 8i R Cleaning and dentlal. Over 10 years nice locatio n, asking ter — Custom designed Allbrio Realty, 649-0917.0 Petroleum Exporting Countries European currencies and touching first time it has been under the ; gnotes. Manchester home until February 26, 1986. $136,000. U 8. R Realty, center chimney Cope lo­ one-third dropping from $2S per to buy cars, refrigerators and winter season since 1980, says Maintenance Company, experience. 644-1009. The. Town ot Coventry Is barrel to around $17 per barrel take vacations.” Gillian Gansler. a spokeswoman cartel has collapsed into squab­ a seven-year low against the 1.600-lire mark since March 14, < owner. 649-1158, Steve specializing In Interior ot- MiBUILDINe/ 643-2692.D cated on one of Manches­ Japanese yen. Gold was slightly 1984, when it reached 1,584,25 lir e .. KSidrratana. an Equal Dpportunitv ter's loveliest tree-lined "A Rare Find" — Lovely for Energy Secretary Sharon M. bling that has carried over into flce and building mainte­ ^CQNTfMCTINB You Sove Time— Receive Employer. Such a precipitous decline Wharton which in December non-OPEC producers. The result up. nance. Call for a free Concerned Service — Get Historic Cheney mansion, roads near the country and meticulously main­ was forecasting that the econ­ Pollard In Zurich, the dollar started off ; tained 8 plus room Colon­ could spell trouble for countries And Gansler says “ there is a has been soaring supplies and Only in London against the Got a Sharp start. Profes- estimate 743-5633. Farrand Remodeling — Great Convenience with 14 room, 4 bath beauty club... 3 spacious bed­ omy would grow 3 percent this at 1.9428 Swiss francs against . flsnal sharpening Includ­ Dental Receptionist — 4 rooms Including a first ial. Located In the Mun­ such as Mexico, which depend price w ar" in parts of the state prices that have plummeted by pound sterTing did the U.S. cur­ 1.9485, and in Paris, it was 7.1950 ; Cabinets, roofing, gut­ Tax Corporation of New day work week, busy with 4 fireplaces, gor­ on oil revenue In finance their year, is now predicting growth rency show a fractional gain. The ing knives, scissors, Housecleaning - bv Magic ters, room additions, England's reasonably geous woodwork plus 2V2 floor master with Jacuzzi ches ter/Glostonbury where discount dealers are offer­ about $10 a barrel since early francs against 7.2050. ; office. Send resume to: town line. Four bed­ heavy debt burdens, but it is of 3.7 percent, when measured day’s trading began at $1.4170 glOklng shears, lawn and Touch, dependoble ser­ decks, all types of remo- priced 'In home' Income acres ot mature trees and tub. Form er dinig room, ing oil at 64 cents a gallon, cash on December. gorden tools, rotary vice at reasonable rotes. Dental Group, 70 East sitting room with fire­ rooms, gorgeous, large likely to be pood news for most from the fourth quarter of 198,'i "The prices are really dropping against Friday’s close at $1.4172. In Frankfurt the dollar began; dallng and repairs. FREE tax service. A tax expert Middle Tpke., lawn. $299,900. Blanchard to the fourth quarter of 1986. delivery. trading at 2.3470 marks against; KfiOwer blades, chisels, Call for a tree estimate. estimates. Fully Insured. w ill call on you at your 8. Rosetto. 646-2482. place. The family room family room, 2 car gar­ Americans The survey found the lowest dram atically," says Gansler. des­ The dollar dropped to 48.465 Manchester. age. Dwner anxious! Ask­ 2.3590. ■ • plain blades and many Insured & references. 627- Telephone 643-6017, after convenience when you has a huge ”walk-ln' fire­ average price, 93 cents per gallon. cribing the OPEC quarrel as a Belgian francs against 48 71, the place, picture window and ing, $167,500. Strano Real other*. Call Sunnv-Em. 9134. 6pm, 647-8509. call 646-3219(home) or 528- Permanent Part Time Thinking of a New Home? 1088 otter Spm. 5S3S(offlce). Call U & R first tor your random width oak floors! Estate, 647-7653.0 Tellers. Apply 923 Main Cherry raised paneled ca­ Cleaning Services Offered Carpentry and remodel­ Street, Manchester. 646- custom built home. We — Houses 8i. Offices. binets surround the kit­ Will111 Babysit In my home ing services — Complete Income Toxes prepared In 1700. have home sites available Bring Your Teenagers — or evenings. Coll Mondoy-Frlddy, morn­ home repairs and remo­ your own home. Call Jim In Manchester and South chen and breakfast area Best buy In Glastonbury 9788, ask for Linda. ings & afternoons. Reaso­ deling. Quality work. Ref­ for reasonable rotes. 742- Fuel Oil Truck Driver, Windsor. Whether you overlooking the rear Market, 3 bedroom home nable rates. Coll 647-7043, erences, licensed and in­ 1(»9 after 6pm. class 2 license required. are Interested In buying, yard. The other two bed- with 2'/2 baths, 2 car 643-1794. sured. Call 646-8165. Dependable, fuel oil deliv­ selling, building or lust roo.Tis, along with a full garage, large living Professional Income Tax ery east of the river. need to consult someone bath and large unfinished room, extra large family 2711 Hera you been wIsMng room are on the second .643 Robert E. Jarvis, Preparation and Account Experienced only, full on your real estate needs, room with brick fireplace 1,'ym i emiM Ibid a home floor. Laundry facilities MClassified... nfiroc Business Opportunities 22 Store'Ottice Space 44 Household Goods 62 F or a d vertise m ents to be '- Bay care wbara there Is .•■PMNTIlie/ Building-Remodeling ing. Fully computerized. time. Insurance ad benef­ call us — we’re always tor warm comfort, fully R a t e s are locoted on the main nuill.c» Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property 45 Misc tor Sole 63 published Monday, the dead­ ee weens srhe has tbna oZJ paPERIMB Specialist. Additions, gar­ 12 years experience. Reas­ its. 647-9137. willing to assist you. U & R appllonced kitchen, wood 64 M in im u m : ages, roofing, siding, kit­ onable rates. At your Realty, 643-2692.n floor. Exterior of this stained exterior, has su­ Lost/Found 01 Employment Into 24 Misc. tor Rent 46 Home and Garden lin e IS 2:30 p m. on Fridov _ to enewer aN Oia «hy chens, bathrooms, re- convenience days or even home Is a maintenance per sized bl-level deck for Personals 02 Instruction 25 Wonted to Rent 47 Pets” 65 4 Lines |< imd why not guesilens? Name your own price — RN's, part time and full free combination ot brick, 66 placement Ings, John Willoughby, family fun entertaining, Announcements 03 Roommates Wanted 48 Musical Items Father and son. Fast, time employment avallo- All real estate advertised Andersen thermopane matured landscaping In Days Per Line windows/doors. 643-6712. 646-2623. In the Manchester Herald Recreotiono' Items 67 Read Your Ad It to please call- dependable service. ble with flexible schedul­ windows, narrow vinyl very private lot. See It 04 pjgQi E state _ Is sublect to the federal Antiques 68 1 -5 ...... 7SC Painting, Paperhanging ing on all shifts. Positions clapboards and timber- now while It Is still availa­ Classitied advertisements Dumas Electric— Having Fair Housing Act of 1968, ^ . c . s. Services Tag Sales 69 6-19...... 55« fTMWBERRY RELBS 8, Removal. Call 646-5761. Your assurance of aulek include supervisory. In­ line shingles. For your ble. $137,500. Century 21 . Homes to r Sale 31 are ta ke n bv telephone os a Electrical Problems? which makes It Illegal to F i n a n c i a l condominiums 32 Services Ottered 51 Wanted to Duv 70 20 o r m o r e ...... 45« iiennMaiwnruM Need a large or a smalt response when you adver­ fection control, inservIce comfort the heating sys­ Jackston-Showcase, 646- convenience;. tise In Classified Is that education and staffing. advertise any preference, tem Is gas fired hot air AA 11 Lots/Land tor Sale 33 Pamting/Paoering 52 643-0475 Professlonol Interior Repair? We Specialize In limitation or discrimina­ 1316.0 The Manchester Herold is Painting — Quality work, Residential Work. Joseph our readers are ready to Benefit and no-benefIt with central air condition­ o °c 1 Investment Prooerjy 34 Building Contracting 53 responsible only tor one incor . All Agaa Walcoma plans available. Please tion based on race, color, ing. There Is an oversized Vary RessoflaWe Rare* reasonable rote*. ISyears Dumas. Fully Licensed. buy when they turn to the Porter Street Area — See 1 BusIncss PropeJw^^ 35 Rooting, Siding rect insertion and then only little ads. 643-2711. contact Hannah Douville, religion, sex or national 2 car garage with auto­ ^ Automotive Deadlines experlwce. 643-9980. Free Estimates. 646-5253. origin, or an Intention to this beautifully decorated wnntoH to Brirrru., a Rcsort Propecti \ 36 Heating Plumbing tor the size ot the onginol D.N.S. at Canterbury matic opener... This Is a 4 bedroom Colonial to­ Wonted to Borrow 14 ^ Flooring Villa of Wllllmantic, 473- moke any such prefer­ 56 Cars Trucks tor Sole 71 For classitied advertise special home that de­ day! l baths, garage in s e rtio n . 2597. ence, limitation or dis­ serves your Inspection. '/2 Dontnlc""^ Income Tax Service 57 Motorcycles Bicvcies 72 ments to be published Tues- E rro rs w h ich do not lessen crimination. The Herald and a price under 58 Rec Vehicles 73 $174,900...."We Guarantee $100,000! Blanchard < Employment Kemuis Services Wanted dov through Saturday, the the value ottheadvertisement PLACING AN AD In clas­ will not knowingly accept 8 74 Our Homes!". Blanchard Rossetto Real Estate, 646- Auto Services de ad lin e Is noon on the dov will not be corrected hv on INVITATtON TO BID sified Is a very easy, any advertisement which 8> Rossetto Real Estate, & Education , xi For Sale Autos tor Rent Lease 75" Is In violation of the law. 2482.0 Apartments tor Rent 42 betore publication. additional insertion. Sealed bids will beVrecelved simple process. Just dial 646-2482.0 Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes tor Rent 43 Holidav/Seasonal 61 Misc Automotive 76 In the General Ser»|ceC 643-2711. flee, 41 Center St., M arties- We Are Growing! Allbrio ter, CT until M :00a.rrt. oMbe date Shawn below tgr the fol Realty, with a staff of 2 full Babysitter wanted for af­ TODAY’S ter school hours Monday lowing: time and 6 part-time Real Estate/ FEB. 28, 1! Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Associate-Realtors, has thru Friday from 2:30- FURNISH & INSTALL AIR PERSONALS OD HD HD dotgrown Its old office. 6pm in the Manchester St. CONDITIONING IN NEW ■We are now In our new Bridget School area. Call COMMUNICATIONS ROOM Church Custodian — 20 Cook Meal Program. AT POLICE DEPARTMENT Reassure that special EMT-A/EMT-I/EMT RN — Small rest home In Retail Sales - Person with tbcotlon and we are ac­ Dianne, 649-9027. hours per week. Work Preparation ot dinner & ' MARCH 5, 1986 - LOST AND FOUND someone ot your love bv Graduates. Immediate Bloomfield. Competifive decorating flair to work In tively looking for addi­ by Norma READ THIS! HD supper. Responsjble for RECREATION DEPT. telling the whole world a decorating center. hours negotiable. General full and part time open­ sdldry and benefits. Call Inventory, cost control tional full and port time Tedford ATHLETIC SUPPLIES how much you love them Hours 5 days a week, 9am cleaning duties. Includes sales associates. If you Clerical/South Windsor Reword! Lost — Large Tow Truck Operator. Full ings. Competitive salary, for Interview with Nurs­ and overseeing helpers. The Town of Monchester Is with the Manchester He­ to 5:30pm. Good pay and floors 8< windows. Minor dre Interested In a real — Need energetic person block and white cot, white time. Good driving record excellent benefit progam. ing Director, 243-2995. Resume to: Meal Pro­ on eouol oooortunitv em­ on chin, oows and belly, rald. Call the classitied benefits commensurate maintenance plus lawns estate sales career, call for general office duties ployer, and requires on otflr- 0 must. Benefits. Will Call Bob, 233-5517. and snow removal. Send gram, P.O. Box 434, Mans­ motlve action policy for oil of TRADE UP IN THE WORLD! department today and with experience. Contact Robert Allbrio at 649-0917 and Inside sales desk. Call broken eve tooth, vicinity train the right person. Certified Nurses Aides field Center, Mansfield, Its Contractors and Vendors place your personal mes­ Mike, Paul’s Paint, Man­ qualifications to: Sexton for a private Interview. for appointment, 528-9351. ot Birch 8i BIssell Sts. Coll Lorry’s, 871-1790. Attention real estate needed for small rest CT 06250. os o condition ot doing busi­ 649-9361 otter 5pm. sage. 643-2711, 8:30am to chester. 649-0300. Talcottville Cong. ness with the Town, os oer agents. We don't make home. Coll for Interview Church, to Elm HIM Road, 5:00pm. outlandish promises, we with nursing director. 243- Federal Order 11246. Lost — 10 lb. Mole Terrier Talcottville, CT 06066. Secretary/Receptionist Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ Cross, brown and white don't set unrealistic bonus 2995. — Busy professional fi­ cations ore available at the NOTHING TO DUY. wearing red collar. Lost quotas, we do otter a Relief Cook — Meadows nancial services offlcg the Classifieds! General Services' office. Auto Mechanic tor busy professional office envir­ Secretory — Some book­ CONTIGUOUS In the Timothy Edwords Part time assistant, recep­ Manor has an Immediate seeking experienced se- TOWN OF School area In South Employment garage. Experienced. onment and commission keeping, pleasant work­ opening for an expe­ cretary/receptlonlst with L A N D U S E S MANCHESTER, CT. Own tools. Also mechan­ schedule second to none. ing environment. Multi tionist for Manchester ROBERT B. WEISS, Windsor, Anyone know­ doctor’s office. Mature rienced Institutional good typlng(55wpm) and The price of a house GENERAL MANAGER ing any Intormatlon & Education ics helper. Willing to Call 646-2735, M r. Curtiss, Home Builders, 9am-5pm, cook. This 30 hour per organizational skllli. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED can rellect the intrinsic NOTHING FOR SALE. reliable person. Approxi­ 036-02 please call 644-8873 otter train. Benefits. Call Lar­ Stoneledge Realty tor Monday thru Friday, 643- week evening position Light dictaphone and value of the design and ry's, 872-1790. confidential Interview. 4005 or 646-1960. mately 15 to 20 hours per IN BOLTON AREA the character of the Spm. week. Some evenings 8, will pay the qualified Indi­ pleasant phone manned vidual $7.17 per hour to Great office environmen). neighborhood. The NOTICE TO CREDITORS Gasoline Attendants Saturdays possible. Plea­ Will trade a baby walker Clerlcal/Supervlsory — start plus excellent benef­ Full benefit package. L«- potential uses of the land ESTATE OF wanted for Manchester sant personality 8, flexi­ next door to your lot can for a kiddle cor. Coll OPERATORS HELP WANTED Small International dis­ its Including company cated In Founder's Plaz^, ELIZABETH G. MOONAN, HD tributor seeking mature Texaco. 659-1321 or 646- bility a must. Call 646-5153 L8l(8 8L have a great deal to do late ot Manchester, Will swap 9 X 11 Black 81 643-8082 after 4pm. and leave message. paid medical 8, dental East Hartford. Salarv with the value of your deceased New operation in Part Time Inserters Individual with supervi­ Position Open In a small 6475. commensurote with expe­ Cld8r MIH Rd. The Hon. Donald F. Auch- Red contemporary rug Insurance, 11 paid holi­ house and property. For for any plain color facsim­ wanted. Call 647-9946, ask sory experience to work Manchester office, Mon­ days, weeks paid voca­ rience. Call Amy, 289-9301, BrookfHId 81 Bolton ter. Acting Judge, of the Manchester has Carpenters Needed. Im­ Opportunity for house­ 2 instance, there may be ile. Call after 5;30pm, Will trade a Double set for Bob. with and supervise cleri­ day thru Friday. Great tion after year and a Court of Probate, District of openings on first mediate openings for ex­ wives with young children 1 E. MIddIo Tpko. small houses, on small Manchester at o hearing held tub, white porcelain, for a cal staff. Good skills ne­ opportunity to work on a pension plan. Apply in Offset Press Person. Have lots, selling for 659-2436. perienced carpenters, all In school. Flexible hours. on February 13,1986 ordered single set tub. Call 643-4942 shift for the follow­ cessary. Hours 8-5. Call computer, run a printing Immediate opening for d Llnl8y 81 inordinately high prices. thdt all claims must be pre­ phases of construction, If you like working with person at Meadows Computer Choir worth otter S:30pm. ing silk screening Full Time Judy Clementine at Inter­ press, type, work with Manor, 333 Bldwell Street, qualified person. Expand­ C8rp8(it8r Rd. M8nc.-Bolton However, upon closer sented to the fiduciary on or full time employment and light food preparation, $40, like new, would like to trade Scientific, 871-0401. people. Experience help­ Manchester, CT. ing business requires ad­ inspection, you may find betore May 16, 1986 or be operators, hot Accounts Payable ful but not necessary - will benefits. Call 742-5317, please apply 131 Sanrico BIU8rldgo Dr. that the small home is borred as bv low provided. trade for bookcase or 3 Will trade small bookcase Drive. 8am to 11am. Mon­ ditional personnel. Pres­ Mary Lou Taylor, drawer brown filing ca­ stamping operators. train. Please call 647-9941 8:30-5pm, Monday thru tige Printing, 135 Main B8tt8 Dr. Monchostor entirely surrounded by Clerk with 3 shelves In good Experience pre­ for retail chain. Entry for an Interview. Fridov. day thru Friday. larger homes on much The fiduciary Is: binet. Coll 742-6112. condition for a coffee WANTED Street, Manchester. larger pieces of land. ferred but will train. level. Monday thru Jane E. Moccorone table In good condition. Office Machine Cleaning w om an, 2-3 'These homes are what 60 Hawthorne St. Bogen Enlarger with ac­ Call 742-7463 Offer S:30pm. A pply in person: Friday, 8am-4:30pm. nights per week. Must Secretary — AAAA Ad Offset Stripper. Have Irn- brokers call "estate" Monchester, CT 06040 Technician MANCHESTER HERALD cessory ec'Jlpment to East Hartford office. have transportation. Call agency needs an expe­ medlate opening for a quality. The small house 034-02 trade for 2 desk-type wood qualified person. Expand­ and lot may be priced ------Apply at Babysitter., Responsible 647-1111. rienced, organized, self­ Call NOW 647-9946 choirs or a waveless wo- I will trade an electric APOLLO II Call Leslie - KNIGHTS ing business requires ad­ completely out of the Glen Road female to care for two starter with excellent typ­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS terbed, any size. Call 647- dryer for a gas dryer. Call ditional personnel. Pres­ range of other similarly- Manchester. CT 2 8 2 -0 65 1 Northeast Office Supplies children In mv home. Own Part time experienced ing skills. Coll 646-4683. ESTATE OF IIXM. 643-8082 after 4pm. Help slay the tige Printing, 135 Motn sized homes in the com­ 203-647-1678 49 Main St. transportation. Call 647- core givers wanted fer the munity. The reason lies FRASER C. DeMERCHANT, for further informa­ Danielson, CT "inflation dragon”. 9102.______Accountant and Tax Pre­ Street, Manchester. late ot Manchester, Will trade a 1964 Rambler Infant room, either morn-- not in the house or lot deceased The Wyllys Street tion. 774-1770 ings or afternoon hours. parer — Full Charge NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED convertible In excellent Reserve Your Earn $4 to $6 per Looking for a part time but in what surrounds it The Hon. Donald F. Auch- exit off 1-304 Call 647-0788. ABC bookkeeper through gen­ Clerical — Small office, ter. Acting Judge, of the condition for a Jeep CJ7. Gal Friday with typing IN MANCHESTER AREA hour and more. A Daycare. eral ledger. Experience diversified duties, ac­ Court of Probate, District of Coll 633-7834.______ability and computer ex­ necessary. Able to work counts receivable, tele­ Manchester at o hearing held Space guaranteed salary perience. Flexible sche­ Forest St. all on February tO,1986 ordered Will trade tape recorder- Paste up Artist, part time, Independently. Computer phones, record keeping, At TEDFORD REAL (needs work) or Kodak dule of 5 hours per day. that dll claims must be pre­ is your armor and 20 hours, Monday, Tues­ accounting experience some typing, all benefits. Park SI all ESTATE. CENTURY 21 sented to the fiduciary on or Instamatic camera for Please send work history Today! PICTURE THIS generous rewards day, Thursday afternoons helpful. Part time Man­ Call 647-9137. Chestnut SL all we will not only help you before Mov 13, 1986 or be best offer. Colt 647-1560. and salary requirements and Friday nights. News­ chester area with growing Otis SL all find the home of your barred as bv law provided. are paid for a job to: The Manchester He­ dreams, but we will help Mary Lou Taylor, paper experience helpful. bookkeeping firm. Send Auto Service Technicians Garden SL all Clerk Will trade end table, dork rald, Box Z. — Full time positions you with the financing as 643-2711 well done. Please send work history resume to Box A, c/o the Alexander SL all well. There are many The fiduciary Is: finish, slate top, rounded Masseuses desired (will and salary requirements Manchester Herald. All available. Experience In Center SL 467-553 odd only different financing pians Mary Green legs, good condition, for a $ EXTRA MONEY $ r e s u m e s will be tront alignment, brakes 128 Riley Mountain Rd. Call K. ARTHUR train). Exceptional pay to: The Manchester He­ Center SL 563-655 odd only available today and we Coventry, CT 06238 pressure cooker In good and transportation avail­ rald, Box S C /0 Manches­ acknowledged. and tune up preferred- will be happy to help you 032-02 condition or 2 bar stools. ter Herald. Will consider applicants Lincoln SL III sort them out. We offer to arrange an able. Manchester area. Perkins SL III Call 742-7463 after 5;30pm. Will trade yellow tea ket­ With Your Own Part-Time Job. interview 574-4851. Child Care Needed tor our with less experience. Uni­ personal, competent NOTICE TO CREDITORS tle In excellent condition Immediate Openings for 2 plus year old boy. Part forms provided but most Ridgewood SL all and friendly service in ESTATE OF for a brass one. Call hove own tools. Full com­ all areas of real estate. WILLIAM R. KENT, d/k/d An excellent opportunity for l-iBOO-367-3720 Part time service station part time housecleaning time, 3 days a week, Rooesvalt St. all WILLIAM RAYMOND 649-6134 after 5:30pm. 8:30-4pm. Non smoker. pany benefits available. You’ll find us on Rt. 44A, attendant - Call 528-6833. persons. Call The House­ Fsirvlow all Bolton Notch, Bolton, KENT, late of Manchester, Housewives and Mothers with works, 647-0873. Call 649-9648. Call 643-6510, Manchester West Middle Tpks. 420-406 deceased Kmart. EOE. 647-9914. 24 hour service The Hon. Donald F. Auch- Will trade a CB radio for Complete Single bed - SL John SL 115-175 - 7 days a week. ter, Acting Judge, of the an A M /F M radio In good frame, boxsprlng 8i mat­ young children bring them Court of Probate, District ot $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Hairstylist — Full/Port SL Lawrancs SL all condition. (Must take out tress In good condition, Manchester at o hearing held CB and Install radio). Call with you and save on CLERK/TYPISTS $ S Time. Large wolk-ln Merbla SL all HINT on February 13,1986 ordered will trade for a rocking salon, no following neces­ McCahe SL all Outdoor privacy can be that dll claims must be pre­ 643-8082 after 4pm. chair In good condition. $ S sented to the fiduciary on or babysitting costs. sary. Paid vacation, sick Stock Place all valued as high as indoor Call 643-4942 after 5:30pm. $ BEST!!! % privacy. before May 16, 1986 or be TEMPORARY/FULL TIME days and education. Cgil CIservIsw Terr. all barred as bv low provided. Expectant young mother $ % for Interview, 643-8339. '• Flaming Rd. 60 only Mary Lou Taylor, will relieve you of any Clerk outgrown baby Items that Will trade a rectangular & PROVISIONAL/FULL TIME $ PART TIME % Hilliard SL 357-501 The fiduciary Is: wood kitchen table for a Madge D. Kent you wish to give away. $ $ Edward SL all round pedestal table. Call Typing of 47 wpm required. Golway SL all HELP WANTED 33 Palm St. Coll otter 5:30pm, 659- $198.50 weekly $ JOB IN TOWN! Manchester, CT 06040 2436. 643-8083 after 4pm. $ it is Kerry SL all 033-02 8am-5pm. Monday-Friday $ $ all $ To arrange for appointment North SL DDA Clerks. Dally 4:30 to $ $ *50® hr./start $ Ill Union Court Call 203-771-6614 economical 10pm. Saturday, 12 to NOTICE TO CREDITORS $ $ North 8chool 8L III 3pm. Will train. Call 646- ESTATE OF (CALL COLLECT No dress code. CasuaF fun at­ Bontino Dr. 5773. CUSTON J. ABRAITIS, $ $ III o/k/d CUSTON A. " OUTSIDE OF NEW HAVEN) to run Koanay 8L III ABRAITIS, late ot $ mosphere. If you enjoy talking $ Earn $100 per week part Manchester, deceased Temporary positions are those that are Floranca 8t. III on the phone, we might have a $ time at home. Experience The Hon. Donald F. Auch- expected to last more than 3 weeks but $ fast-acting Hill III ter. Acting Judge, of the 22 Hours Per Week $ unnecessary. 716-882-2971, not beyond one year with no benefits $ job for you. We offer a guaran­ Hamden 8L III Including Sunday, Ext. Court of Probate, District of Y A N K EE Knighton 8L III Manchester at o hearing held Salary Plus Gas Allowance Provisional positions are those that are $ teed salary with bonuses. Work $ 1033. on February 13, 1986 ordered Herald , Pairl that dll claims must be pre­ expected to last at least one year but $ % III done from our office, four even­ Joyeo L i . i III Furniture Buyer and sented to the fiduciary on or ' SOUND INTERESTING? not more than 4 $ $ before May 16, 1986 or be You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and Classified BobbI La. ' III Sales Manager — Expe­ barred as bv low provided. ings a week and Saturday rienced for large progres­ supervise our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids - $ $ TImrod Rd. all Mary Lou Taylor, sive established store. Ex­ Clerk want a little independence and your own Income... mornings. Call Michelle, 647- $ Ads $ cellent opportunity for The fiduciary Is; Southern New England $ MANCHESTER HERALD Rose P. Abroltls fflmuhrslpr Hpral^ $ 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- auallfled person. Reply 68 Doone St. SWAP Telephone $ ings, also Saturday mornings. $ Call NOW 647-9946 Box B, c/o Manchester Monchester, CT 06040 CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 equal opporlumly employer m/( S $ 643-2711 Herold. 035-02 (SSSSSSiSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSStSSfS t o - MANCHKSTKH HKHAI.D Mondtiy. Keh 17, 1986 CONNECTICUT 1 ■ ’ FOCUS SPORTS LOOK FOR THE STARS ... Area GOP split A. J. Austin has Evans lashes out Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get over race in 2nd quiet part in ‘Da’ at news coverage better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a ... paga 3 ... page 11 ... page 15 ■k difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ^

MISCELLANEOUS RECREATIONAL CAR8/TRUCK8 CAR8/TRUCKS CAR8/TRUCKS I HOMES ■ APARTMENTS For Sale FOR SALE FOR SALE IFOR RENT 0 FOR SALE 0 ITEMS FOR RALE IzDFOR SALE Ifflaurhratpr) Manchester — A City o( Village Charm Umlh 4 Room Apartment — Hay for Sale by the Bale. Poolsl Poolsl Pools! AAA 1981 Chevy Van — Panel, New Listing — South HOUSEHOLD pool distributor must dis­ V* ton, 8 cylinder, 60,000 Windsor. $114,900. 3 Spp- $440, Utilities not Included. GOODS Cash and carry. Pella Central location. Adults. Brothers, Bldwell Street. pose of entire stock of miles. Battery, front disc, Stephen World of Wheels clous bedroom Ranch. new, leftover, 1985, 31 ft. exhaust 8> shocks all less Quality finished lower No pets. Call after 5pm, 643-7405. Used Refrigerators, family sized swimming than one year old. $4,400. 25 Cents level feotures o fourth 649-1240.______Tuesday, Feb. 18, 1986 Washers, Ranges — pools with huge sundeck, 647-2392, Doys; 267-4176 bedroom or office. 10 x 24 Brother Electronic 3'/3 Room Apartment with clean, guarantee2000 DOWN CASH. Namfrel. Built In 1981 by Peterman. welcome. 647-7602. Availa­ fears he may be forced to move. U.S. special envoy Philip Habib sunroof, AM/FM MISCELLANEOUS 42 PAYMENTS OF >145.25 A8H, 42 PAYMENTS OF >407.09 ABH Aquino, 53, wife of slain opposi­ Low condo fee. IVa baths, ble April 1st. CL >362 60, INT •603,10, T O T CL $106. *646.00 INT. |2260.a0. The reason: the town plans to held separate meetings with fully appllanced, full pri­ Whirlpool Gas Dryer — 3 MUSICAL Cassette. Asking $7,500. AUTOMOTIVE tion leader Benigno Aquino. led in 0 CONT. >6100,69 SALE PRICE T O T C O N T. 117.097.81 BALE construct a road through the Prime Minister Cesar Virata and vate basement, economi­ 4 room renovated apart­ years old. Like new. $100. ITEMS 646-1706 evenings. >5995. H PRICE >16.999 Namfrel’s unofficial vote count. downtown area that could require Labor Minister Bias Ople on the cal 2 zone gas heat. Call ment. 2nd floor, gas 8< gas 649-2034. Marcos was proclaimed winner by 2 Snow Tires on Plymouth demolition of the building that election during the second day of Today I Offered at $68,900. stove. $400. 2 months se­ 1971 Dodge Charger — Rims P235. 7.75-15. Excel­ his National Assembly after an Get the Want Ad h a b it... Plano Fayette Cable. houses his restaurant. his fact-finding mission to the Jackson 8, Jackson Real curity - references. 646- Very Good condition. Good 318 with transmis­ lent tread. $60 for both, official count which showed him read and use the little ads sion. Good car for parts. 40 SENTRAS 10 300-ZX The road would run parallel to Philippines. Estate, 647-8400 or 646- 7336.______$700. 649-3271 after 4pm. 649-1302.a with a 1.5 million margin. In Classified regularly. $99. 643-4149.0 Main Street behind businesses on Also today, the peso, weakened 8646. Aquino outlined a program of 4 Room Apartment In the east side of the street and is by what one financial analyst residential area with ap­ 8 PULSARS 7 200-SX civil disobedience Sunday, urging Now's The Time.... To 1976 Trium ph — 50,000 intended to serve the area once the described as "a confidence slide” pliances, garage, base­ I7|JCARS/TRUCKS ICARS/TRUCKS Filipinos to delay payment of stop paying rent! You 71|CAR8/TRUCKS miles. Good condition. YOU MAY NEVER SEE planned reconstruction of Main after the disputed election, fell to a ment 8< washer & dryer water and power bills and a might lust be auollfled to 'H f o r s a l e I'M for s a le $2,495 or best otter. 646- I for s a le Street from the Center to the record low, and seven respected hookups. $475 per month. OR GET A NISSAN FOR LESS boycott of firms that supported of purchase this 4 room 3658. Terminus gets under way. businessmen resigned from a Coll otter 7pm, 647-1738. Marcos’s campaign. A general Condo at Park Chestnut In Site plans for the $4.8 million government economic advisory Manchester. 2 bedrooms, strike has been scheduled on Feb. Rockville — 2 bedroom. reconstruction project show the panel. wall to wall carpet, and Good neighborhood. #1 VOLUME TRUCK CENTER Habib was sent to the Philippines 26, a day after Marcos’s It's economical to heat. access road running close to the Stove ond refrigerator. building at Oajc Street and Purnell by President Reagan to assess the inauguration. Only $44,500. Call Today! ★ The first to feel the effects of $375 plus utilities. 643-1903 NISSAN - 4X4 TRUCKS Place where the Sinnamon Shop, political climate following the Jackson 8, Jackson Real otter 5pm.______Aquino’s boycott call was the Manchester Shoe Repair and Oak re-election of Marcos in the Feb, 7 Estate, 647-8400 or 646- STEPHEN HAS THE GREAT 4x4’s beer-based food giant. San Miguel Street Package Store rent space special presidential election, 8646.0 Manchester — Fully car­ Corp.. whose share prices fell by 18 peted 3 bedroom duplex from owner George Marlow, a which was marred by charges of 4 percent to 20 percent on the Manchester — 2 bedroom with attic, appliances, Why Go Elsewhere for ORDER 2x4 , NEW 88 NISSAN downtown merchant. widespread government cheating capital’s stock exchanges. end unit Ranch In desira­ washer 8, dryer hook up, AS LOW AS "W e knew about the access and violence. ble Northfleld Green. references 8< security road," Sinnamon said Monday. " I trust that in the end — after Scores of youths today paraded -bwfvra Uire*. pro>-gov«rament $70's. Owner, 646-1635 needed. 647-9340 or 241- “ We tooked at the (reconstruction) meviiiig wiiii'r wrow r i pecii uiiia f newspapers, ur^ng Fillpliios to evenings. ’ 000. plan in town hall and we were told UPt ptiolo the Filipino leadership across heed Aquino’s call not to buy or by someone in town hall that there party barriers — he will form a eeiSTORE AND 9 Inertial upper state, or lUS. The lUSwas more even-handed impression of advertise in the newspapers. President Sale Dans were no plans to remove this Crewmen aboard the USS Preserver, a 0^ I OFFICE SPACE building." Navy salvage ship, hoist aboard what is carried In the cargo bay of the the problems of the country,” Ople BUSINESS said. PROPERTY Sinnamon worked at Cavey's believed to be the remains of the solid Challenger, which exploded after liftoff Office Space — Excellent At REBATES 000 restaurant for seven years until he Screaming "Yankee go home” Dodd says location with ample park­ had enough money to invest in his rocket propellant cases, including the on Jan. 28. about 1.000 leftist youths massed Thinking of Selling or ing. 600, 400 8, 300 SO. ft. WILE MOTORS own business. Now that he may outside the U.S. Embas.sy and Leasing your property? office suites are now lose it, he feels deceived. prepared to march later in the day We specialize In commer­ avollable. 649-2891.______democracy Sinnamon said he saw the on Marcos’s heavily guarded Ma- cial, Industrial, Invest­ Senate starts hearing Store for Rent — Retail or the savings and reconstruction plans in September lacanang palace. Truncheon- ment properties. Warren Wholesale, suitable for DODGES and, convinced the building was wielding police prevented the E. Howland Inc. Realtors. values are SELECTED MODELS • QUALIFIED BUYER APR protesters from approaching the paramount 643-1108. business. Main Street, safe, signed the lease with Marlow near hospital. Plenty of embassy gates. at the beginning of October. He MILFORD (UPI) — Democracy Cash In A Flash!!! Brick parking. Call 643-7604, ask incomparable! opened his restaurant Oct. 17. NASA studies evidence Across Manila at a state-run is more important in the Philip­ front commercial build­ for John.______7.5-8.6% FINANCING Marlow has repeatedly said he television studio, some 2,000 pro­ testers burned pro-government pines than American military ing In high traffic area of Manchester — Approxi­ did not know about the tentative seconds after blastoff. with a robot arm and sophisticated CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. newspapers at a rally called to bases, Sen. Christopher J. Dodd. Wllllmantic. First floor mately 500 sq. ft., 182 plans to knock down the building Photographs of the wreckage electronic gear, including external (DPI) — The growing search for dramatize support for Aquino’s D-Conn.. told a rally staged by presently occupied by a South Main Street, Colon­ 85 ARIES until two weeks ago. taken by the crew of the small television cameras. Challenger's broken remains slips drive to boycott companies that Filipinos demanding the ouster of bar and there Is also a 3 ial decor, goodsltevlslbll- Town Manager Robert B. Weiss submersible, called the Johnson In Washington, former Secre­ room apartment and 9 into high gear today with the President Ferdinand E. Marcos. Ity and parking. $475 plus EXAMPLES-. said Monday that he spoke with Sea Link 2, were flown to rocket tary of State William Rogers, support Marcos. single rooms. Excellent arrival of a nuclear submarine in another development. Minis­ "Those bases are important to utilities. Call Bob Allbrio Marlow in October about the engineers at the Marshall Space chairman of the presidential com­ Income. Offered of ot 649-0917. 1986 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX three weeks to the day after the try of Justice spokesman George democracy, but those bases are not access road and told him then that Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala., mission investigating the disaster, $180,000. Jackson & Jack- All power equipped, V-6, automatic, AM/FM shuttle exploded in a deadly ball of Dee said multipie murder charges more important than democracy, ’ ’ 474 Main Street, the center stereo, air conditioning, rear window defroster, the access road could require for positive identification. vice chairman Neil Armstrong and son Real Estate, 647-8400 65 DEMO 800 REBATE INCLUDED IN TH E PRICE, AIR fire. were filed today against Marcos said Dodd, who was among Ameri­ ot town. 3 rooms first sport mirrors, body side moldings, removal of the building. The Navy’s NR-1 submarine, a NASA shuttle chief Jesse Moore or 646-8646.0 COND., POW. STR., AUTO, POW. BKS., AM/FM STEREO A smaller, four-man submersi­ ally Assemblyman Arturo Pacific- can observers during the recent floor. Call 646-2426 week- ,«ll'Season radial tires. No. 6304. Marlow, however, has denied research vessel nicknamed the were expected to testify during the ble scoured the ocean floor Mon­ ador and six men described as his Philippine election. doys 9-5.______M.S.R.P. $ 1 2 ,0 4 1 . thal he was told about the possible “ inner space shuttle,” was sche­ course of Senate hearings on the day about 40 miles east of the bodyguards in the ambush slaying Dodd spoke Monday night during Presideiils’ Days Price Savinis 1 ,3 0 0 . ' demolition of the building. He said launch pad where NASA believes duled to arrive at the search scene disaster. Manchester, Main St., On Saturday, Rogers asked of seven opposition supporters on a campaign-like gathering of 200 Rentals the only indication he had that the the remains of the spaceship's today to assist with deep-water Store & office for rent acting NASA administrator Wil­ the eve of the 1984 National Buppoiiers of opposition leader March 1. $225 & $250 per building might be removed came right-side solid rocket booster are recovery efforts. liam Graham to ban any space Assembly elections. Corazon Aquino held at the Milford month Includes heat, air, during the summer. resting in 1,200 feet of water about The seven-man crew, expected 510,741 agency officials who participated In Washington, congressmen Holiday Inn. The group met to ROOMS parking. 649-5334,643-7175. At that time, a couple expressed 40 miles off shore. to include a solid rocket en^neer, in the decision to launch Chal­ called on Reagan to crack down on initiate a nationwide organization interest in opening a restaurant in A rupture in the right-hand could play a key role in locating ED FOR RENT OMNI 4 DR. LOADED WITH FACTORY EQUIPMENT lenger from working on NASA’s Marcos on grounds he remains in of Filipino natives aimed at ending M : the building, Marlow said. The and identifying debris from the e e l RESORT rocket is suspected of triggering office by what Reagan himself U.S. support and recognition of the submerged wreckage of the sus­ Manchester — Com­ ^ I PROPERTY the explosion of Challenger’s ex­ called "widespread fraud and Marcos government. ID pect rocket. The craft is equipped Please turn to page 10 pletely furnished Includ­ Please turn to page 3 ternal fuel tank on Jan. 28. 73 violence” The group called for American ing stove, refrigerator Myrtle Beach. South Ca­ 1985 OLDSMOBILE FIRENZA Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich,, said support of an economic boycott in and linens. $50 weekly rolina, Golf villa on fair­ 2-door sport hatchback, automatic. fueMniected 4 cyl., Reagan should tell Marcos to the Philippines announced earlier plus 2 weeks security. Call way 2 bedroom 2 bath, aircond., rear defroster, AM/FM stereo, tilt wheel. resign “ because he has no legiti­ in the day by Aquino as a between 5-9pm, 646-9832. full/ furnished, near M.S.R.P. *10,054. macy to serve as president.” non-violent means of driving Mar­ beach. Golf package or Johnson & Johnson drops capsules cos from office, rally organizer E. Ladles Only — Nice, quiet Presideflis’ Days Price Savinis 1 ,0 5 9 . ^ SHELBY CHARGER LOADED^8999 WITH EOUIPMENT Reagan was to meet with Repub­ vacation. 649-0547 after C3iouk-Laik Chen said. room for senior citizen or j , lican congressional leaders today 5pm. are extra-and regular-strength Chen, who lives in the Milford working girl. Located on By David E. Nathan — including Senate Majority area, said she has spoken with bus line. References and Sale $8,995 United Press International Tylenol, Sine-Aid, Co-Tylenol, Leader Robert Dole, who plans to security. Cal! after ROOMMATES Tylenol feared In area Maximum-Strength Tylenol Sinus introduce a resolution for a study organizers in ail 50 states to plan a 5:30pm, 644-0383. 0 WANTED ¥ NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. - The Medicine and Dimensyn capsules. on alternate sites for the U.S. White House rally calling for an Prescription drug brands are not military bases in the Philippines. end to U.S. support to the Marcos death of a New York woman from capsules. Other Tylenol pro­ Manchester/East. Hart­ Female to share 3 bed­ ¥ 1985 CADILLAC cyanide-laced Tylenol has caused By John F. Kirch affected by the decision. Habib met separately with Mar­ government. ford Line — Large Room, ducts, which are made by room Cape with 31 year 1986 BUICK ELECTRA : Johnson & Johnson to drop its line Herald Reporter Johnson & Johnson suspended Raised Ranch, kitchen 4-door sedan, loaded with power: windows, FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM Johnson & Johnson, were not the manufacture and sale of male. References, car and ¥ Full-sized 4-door. fuel.|n|ecled V-B. all power 10 1986 W150 WITH SNOW PLOWS - of over-the-counter capsule drugs privileges. 568-5079. door locks, power seat, passenger recllner. affected by the order and have Tylenol capsules Feb. 10 after lob. Call Steve at 649-1158. pulse wipers, stereo cassette, tilt wheel, equipped, vinyl roof. Too much equipment and left the future of all such Residents of the Manchester ¥ READY TO GO remained on the shelves, but Elsroth’s death. A second tainted wire wheel covers, Concert Sound speaker to list. No. 6278. medications in doubt. area are staying away from all TODAY’S HERALD KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright system plus other options. No. 6258. Tylenol products in the wake of customers are declining to buy bottle was found last week in a ¥ M.S.R.P. *24,580. Johnson & Johnson took the them, the pharmacists said. M.S.R.P. * 1 7 ,8 4 8 . the death last week of a New package — with all three seals Presidents' Days Price Savings ^ 0 0 0 . action Monday, nine days after Some consumers interviewed Presidents' Days Price Savinis 1 ,8 0 0 . USED CAR & TRUCK SALE York woman who took a apparently Intact — taken from a ¥ Diane Elsroth, 23, of Peekskill, at stores today said they will not N.Y., died from taking two Extra- cyanide-laced capsule, phar­ Bronxville, N.Y., store just blocks Israelis captured Index 84 Datsun Sentra XE, A/C *4995 macists said today. buy capsules in general. away from the one where the fatal ¥ Strength Tylenol capsules filled “ No, forget it,” Manchester Sale $21,580 84 Firebird. 5 Spd., AM/FM *5995 with cyanide and more than three "They’re buying everything bottle was purchased. Hundreds of Israeli troops, 20 p ogM , 2 agctlons w i e 6To Sale 516,048 but Tylenol," said a clerk at the resident Clara Firnstahl said New York investigators Monday backed by helicopters and war­ ¥ years after the unsolved killings of AHvirA 14 HftOAOftOHACHWja/'feeBEHlftD 83 Datsun Stariza, 4 Dr. XE *6899 Liggett Rexall Parkade Phar­ when asked if she would buy visited the Tylenol plant in Fort planes, searched today for two seven people in the Chicago area RiiainAa* i n n<*8E iwnL,oN6 c«f, u ie \ a m > e.y ¥ macy at the Manchester Par­ Tylenol or any capsule medica­ Washington, Pa., where the cap­ Israeli soldiers kidnapped by a 83 Colt. 4 Dr., AM/FM. 5 Spd. *4195 who took Tylenol capsules contain­ niAltllifiAH in -9 n '8teo)fcsr«nafu)(f(h,'tH&'t0Et rnau-v kade, who asked that her name tion again. Firnstahl was at CVS sules that killed Elsroth were Moslem group in southern Le­ ¥ WE ARE IN MRE NEED OF TRADEJNS ing cyanide. Pharmacy in the Parkade. “ It nnmiCA R 83 T1000, 4 Dr., A/C, A T *3295 F o ^ and Drug Administration not be used. “ They won’t even made and the distribution center in banon and Moslem guerrillas said - ALL PRICES PLUS TAX AND REGISTRATION could happen to another fJnnnACtl^nt 7 : Commissioner Frank Young said it buy the tablets.” MontgomeryviUe. Pa., from which they clashed with an Israeli search ¥ 82 LTD, 4 Dr., A/C, A T *3395 brand.” PntArtalnmAnt 1A ' would be "premature” for other A state court Friday ordered both bottles were shipped. patrol. Prime Minister Shimon Young said the FDA will meet ¥ BUICK 82 Subaru GL, 5 Spd., A/C SAVE ' pharmaceutical companies to take wholesalers and retail outlels in Peres vowed a thorough search. F A riia 11 the state to stop selling Tylenol Please turn to page 10 with drug company representa­ Story on page 5. 1 n r«l nttum 82 Chev. Cavalier Wag., A/C *4495 similar action but announced plans ¥ for a series of meetings to discuss tives and consumers in the next L nttAry 0 few days to decide if industry-wide 81 Escort, 2 Dr., 5 Spd. *1995 industry-wide changes. n h ltiia r lM i n ¥ changes are necessary. Burke said PONTIAC Wile Motors Pharmacists interviewed in spot Chairman James E. Burke said "W e feel the company can no Rain continuef rtp in in n A Route 6b, Columbia Road, WlIlimantlc,Conn. 423-7746 81 Plymouth Wag., AT, A/C *2695 his company will not recommend checks around the nation said they Johnson & Johnson will spend an longer guarantee the safety of pAnplA !> ¥ Hours: Mon., Tuev.. Thurv.. I‘n., H ,im *o H pnr. W.*d H .,m lo 6 pni what course other companies Drizzle or rain likely tonight. thought consumer confidence in estimated $150 million to rework capsules," Burke said. "Since we Spr>rt« 1R-17 S.il R .im to S pni AKTLIl HOURS BY APPOINTM ENT cannot control tampering with should take. Low in the 30s, On Wednesday ¥ capsules has been jarred by the production lines and exchange Tn la u la in n 14 tablets and caplets for 15 million capsules afterthey leaveour plant, Many of the pharmacists inter- morning, clouds will give way to WILLIMANTIC second Tylenol tampering scare 11 R /Wnriri 4 R ¥ and the easy-to-swallow medicines packages of capsules in stores and we feel we owe it to consumers.” partly sunny skies and mild Weather 2 NISSAN-DODGE may have to go. In the hands of consumers. The brands involved in the recall Please torn to page 10 temperatures. Details on page 2. ¥ FMtaring SERVICE BEYOND EXPECTATION. ¥ % 1132 Mam St , Willimantic ClMtbyNEA. me 423-4547