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CONCORD, N.H (AP) - Gary sion overjoyed other ex-staffers. Hart will re-enter the Democratic Sue Casey said, “I'm with him." Another former Hart worker, Ed­ presidential race today, seven months after he withdrew amid gar Helms, had Joined Tennessee E

controversy about his relationship Sen. Albert Gore Jr.’s campaign but said today he was back with the with a Miami model, an aide said. “He’s going to do it. He’s going to Colorado senator. re-announce that he’s running,” . A car outside Helms' home in HOMES longtime aide Billy Shore said from Concord sported a bumper sticker that read, "Still the Best. Gary Hart Washington. Shore said Hart would announce ’88.”

his intentions at the New Hamp­ Hart’s renewed candidacy raises

shire secretary of state’s office at technical questions about financing noon today, then file papers for that C

and state filing deadlines. state's first-in-the-nation primary. At the Federal Election Commis­ "We’ve all Just literally this sion, spokeswoman Karen Finucan

morning found out he’s going to do said it would be up to Hart to seek a

this," Shore said. “He’s been ruling on whether the donations he thinking about it for some time. received earlier this year would be

He’s talked with his family over the eligible for matching federal cam­ last 10 days. It’s really a decision paign money. that he and his family have made by She said Hart reported raising themselves." about $2.1 million during his Reginald PInto/Manchaatar Herald Shore said the Colorado Demo­ candidacy, although it is not clear

crat fully understands that the how much of that would be eligible

personal questions that dogged his for matching funds if the former Festive faces candidacy’s final days may senatotr won a favorable ruling

reappear. from the commission. Adrien Jonesi left, Michael Griffith and Natalie Plummer The festival concert by fifth- and sixth-grade students "I think he fully expects them to Said Shore, "He should get his put on a festive face for a medieval celebration held was presented twice for students and parents. resurface. He feels like his personal matching funds. It's kind of an Monday in the Buckley Elementary School auditorium. life has been discussed and debated unprecedentedsituation, so nobody more than anybody in history. knows for sure." That's Just a factor the voters will Between now and Jan. 15, Hart have' to consider," Shore said. would . have to race to meet Hart had been the Democratic presidential filing deadlines in 15 Town’s proposed groundwater rules front-runner for the 1088 race until stptes, accounting for at least 1,245 public disclosures about his rela­ delegates to the Democratic Na­ tionship with actress-model Donna tional Convention. That’s about 30

Rice surfaced in May. percent of the 4,160 delegates who Hart himself said in a September could limit commercial development are to attend the convention next television interview, "I’m not a July in Atlanta. candidate fqr president, an d ! have New Hampshire’s filing deadline regulation before it goes to hearing be convinced.... that thess.siteijitsan t and disposal. The plan must be Npnev Concelmon no plans to become one. T lim not iterH«rald in February or March. ^ be .controlled- w.e.cop lpgkjyjlBt.t .’ submitted to the .Zoning-Enfozee- runnlhg Tot pi«sldM ir~IW 15Brrr“ Please turn to page 10 Pellegrini said that the regula­ he said. "But we are starting from ment Officer, Department of Public I’m not some Dickens figure,

Planning Director kjark Pelle­ tion was open to change. the safest position, that these can’t Works, Fire Marshal and Police believe m e.... I’m not hovering I'm be controlled.". Department every two years. grini Monday introduced a draft of "We're willing to listen." he said. not playing games.” As it’s written now. the regulation The regulation allows barber and Under that emergency plan, the the proposed groundwater protec­ In August, Hart’s former cam­ TODAY prohibits automotive businesses, beauty shops, building supply and PZC may also require the use of tion regulation that will place strict paign manager, Bill Dixon, fueled restrictions on future and current including automobile dealers and lumber businesses, offices and certain construction materials and speculation that Hart would rekin­ commercial development on much repair shops, metal industries, other uses in the Aquifer Protection the installation of monitoring Looks like winter dle his drive for the White House, 5 machine shops, printers and pub­ Zone, but commercial developers equipment. of the land in Manchester that sits telling a Madison, Wis„ radio lishers. woodworking and other must get a separate special excep­ In a memo accompanying the A winter weather advisory is in above aquifers and surrounding station, “I think he’s likely to get "high risk" businesses that involve tion permit from the PZC in draft, Pellegrini noted that there effect. Snow accumulation of from 1 zones. back in the presidential race in the the use of hazardous materials in addition to any other permits was an argument among town staff to 3 inches is expected tonight He presented thisdraftduring the next 30 to 60 days.” before mixing with sleet and rain. A Planning and Zoning Commission’s the Aquifer Protection Zone. Pelle­ needed. The developments must members over whether the PZC Dixon said today that Hart brief period of freezing rain is regular meeting Monday evening in grini felt that the regulation would also be served by public water, should be responsible for site sanitary sewer and storm drainage management. One alternative is to decided to re-enter the race after possible. High 32 to 37. Wednesday the hearing room of the Lincoln have the largest impact on automo­ being urged to do so by supporters. Center. He said today he could not tive and metal manufacturing systems. assign Inspection and management will be cloudy and raw with showers “He and his family have decided or rain or snow. Temperatures will comment on how much of the businesses in Manchester. To get the special exception, the duties to the water, fire or health that Jefferson was right, it’s never be between 35 and 40. Details on town’s 27.6 square miles would be The problem, he said, is that developer must meet requirements departments. almost half of these prohibited uses for storage, listing, disposal and The regulation would create a a mistake to let the people decide page 2. covered by the proposal. who should be their leader through already exist In the Aquifer Protec­ protective measures of hazardous great deal more work for the PZC, After nearly 10 months of work, the ballot box,” Dixon said. "It’s the Planning Department and town tion Zone. Under the proposed materials. These requirements in­ said Pellegrini, because the only Index Just a tremendous act of personal staff have come up with a prelimi­ regulation, these businesses would clude the formation of a spill businesses that would not require a courage. They know what will flow 20 pages, 2 sections nary regulation that has already be classified as non-conforming management program that lists hearing would be certain commer­ facility description, handling cial uses and one- or two-family from this; they know some people been given to the Board of Directors uses, which would prohibit them Business_____ 0 Obituaries------10 procedures, disposal of waste and units that are moving Into existing will laugh, ridicule them. But that’s and Conservation Commission and from expanding. But, as non- Classified - 18-20 buildings. the principle, let the people will be presented to the (Tiamber of conforming uses, the existing busi­ leak and spill prevention. Com ics 17 High School World nesses would not be required to The spill management program "We’re not saying this is the only decide.” Commerce and Economic Develop­ Connecticut. ______15 meet the regulation standards. would, also include an emergency way to do it," Pellegrini said. "We Though Dixon said he was ment Commission for comments already obligated to a Senate Focus— _____ Sports _ 1 1-16,20 early next year. Pellegrini said. The alternative is to let those spill plan that will describe emer­ felt that it was best to prohibit all gency procedures, notification of the high-risk uses and regulate all campaign in Wisconsin and would Local news. Television____ 16 These agencies will submit com­ businesses control their own devel­ Weather------2 opment. Pellegrini said. "Ifwecan officials, containment procedures the other uses.” not help Hart, the senator’s deci­ Lottery------ments on possible revisions to the

Cutting those trees

pleases neighbors

the town did not. By Alex GIrelll Manchester Herald Olmsted and George Murphy, the town's watershed manager, both say that when the thicket Is Armed with a mowing tractor and a chipper, a two-man crew removed, people are less likely to 9 toss litter into the woods. from the town’s Water Division has been clearing out underbrush and But the clearing is not primarily unwanted trees from town wa­ for aesthetic purposes. It is done to remove brush and deciduous trees tershed areas. Their work has drawn praise, that drop leaves into the reservoir particularly from people who live water, giving it an undesirable close to the highly visible wa­ color and taste that make it more tershed of Globe Hollow Reservoir. difficult to treat. The watershed flanks South Main When the competing growth is 8 removed, evergreen trees thrive Street. "It was a lousy situation (before and keep the watershed healthier.

the clearing) for a watershed, with Murphy likes to keep a 25- to lOO- foot buffer from the edge of the all those oak leaves and under­ brush," said Richard Olmsted, of 33 water clear of hardwood trees. The width depends on the lay of the land. Comstock Road. Olmsted is so pleased about the The mowing tractor, which cost way the watershed across the street about $35,000, is one that can work from his house looks, he made atrip at a 45^egree tilt, if necessary, for to the water administration offices mowing along dams. It was pro­ 7

to compliment Robert Young, su­ vided for in the town budget for the perintendent of the Water and 1986-1087 fiscal year. Sewer Division. In that budget, the town’s Board of Directors also provided for a But there was a time when the Comstock Road resident was not so crew of two workers to maintain the happy. Olmsted said he had been watershed land. The two, Steven Albasi and Robert Zanlungo, oper­ complaining about the condition of the watershed for years. He says he ate under Murphy's supervision. has lived there since 1940 when Ibe big chipper — which can chew OavM Kool/Menolwatar Hereld Cheney Brothers owned the reser­ up trees up to 12 Inches in diameter — was bought this summer for voir and kept the land around it Bob Zanlungo of Eastfield feeds trees into a chipper the rlg^t is an area already cleared of brush and trees. clean. He could never understand why Please turn to page 10 Thursday evening near the Globe Hollow Reservoir. To C40.C10C

MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuegdav. Pep. IS. 1987 - t t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Pec. 15, 1987 Mill conversion approval delayed

By Nancy Concelman retail uses to those listed In the Manchester Herald zoning regulations for a' historic zone. The Planning and Zoning Com­ A special exception would allow mission has once again delayed Brophy Aheam’s proposed per­ .11 approval of the overall site plan for sonal shops and delicatessen, news­ conversion of the Yam Mill at 210 stand and hardware store, but not Pine St., until developers resolve a the health and recreation club parking shortage. originally proposed. The commission on Monday “ I think we may have trouble voted to approve only the window enforcing it the way it’s written,” style for the mill to protect against Bayer said. winter weather, but told develofier PZC Chairman Alfred W. Sleffert Brophy Aheam of West Haven to said he felt most of the stores would •r'lWfl make up for the current shortage of be small boutiques and wouldn’t 10 parking spaces. The developers cause traffic problems at the mill. are planning to convert the mill into While engineers for Brophy 103 residences and eight stores. Aheam have said a traffic light is Brophy Aheam had submitted needed at the intersection of Pine plans to the PZC at its Dec. 7 Street and Hartford Road, The PZC meeting that showed a reduction in postponed a decision on the matter retail stores from 18 to eight, until January. But commission reducing the parking shortage from members agreed that it was 63 spaces to 10. But the PZC, during necessary, based on traffic reports last night’s meeting In the Lincoln submitted by Brophy Aheara’s Center hearing room, indicated traffic engineers. that Brophy Aheam may again The commission had received a have to r^ u ce the number of retail conflicting traffic report for the stores or apartments to add the 10 intersection from traffic analyst spaces, bringing them up to the Gary Wood of the police depart­ —r- East Hartford, sits with Santa, aka Dr. required 218. ment. Wood said in the report a Liz Thorstenson, 14, left, and Kristi Regulations Call for one-and-a- signal was not needed. Dolberger, 14, from the Bennet Junior Wilson Deakin Jr, assistant superin­ half parking spaces per residential Planning Director Mark Pelle­ High Jazz Band, perform at the fourth tendent of Manchester schools, at the unit, which commission members grini reminded the PZC that the annual Manchester Education Associa­ breakfast. MEA sold 330 tickets to the agreed was insufficient fordevelop- state would make the final decision on whether or not a signal could be event. The ticket price of $4.50 each ers and may warrant an amend­ tion Breakfast with Santa held at the ment to the zoning regulations. installed there. high school cafeteria this Saturday. went to the Manchester Scholarship “ I don’t think one and a half is Reginald PInKVMsnchaetsr Herald Commission members told Above, Sherri Morrison, 19 months, of Fund. very generous,” said commission Brophy Ahearn that sidewalk and Getting ready member William Bayer. curbing replacements deemed ne­ PZC members would not agree to cessary by the town Public Works the developer’s proposal that store Department for Cooper Hill and Skating enthusiasts shouid soon be abie to giide across was fiooded recently in preparation for the winter freeze. hours be limited to coincide with Pine streets and Hartford Road School committee reconsiders Martin School addition the skating area at Charter Oak Park. The skating area peak parking times, however. would also be required for approval Jay Giles of Fuss k O’Neill, of the site plans. At the Dec. 7 unsure exactly when that would be. By Andrew J. Davis a unit to a school, Kennedy said. The announcement brought a Kennedy stuck to the statement budget. engineers for the mill project, said hearing, Brophy Aheam represen­ The town Board of Directors is Manchester Herald “ These numbers come to us as a positive response from committee despite Bogli's fear that the Martin He said, though, the plans will be that traffic engineers reported that tatives said only part of the surprise.” Kennedy said. “ That members. Committee member addition may give the district more announced in time for the board to ekpected to vote on the school Hospital supports nursing proposai the biggest overlap of parking for sidewalks on Pine Street and board's and town’s budgets in May. The high price of modular class­ makes us hesitant for this recom­ Terry A. Bogli quietly yelled classrooms, but in the wrong place. make decisions for its yearly retail and residential uses would be Hartford Road needed to be "yeah” to Kennedy's plans, while " I think it will be too big.” he after 6 p.m. weekdays and on rooms will force the Manchester mendation. We need to talk. We care will increase In years to come period. But “ it’s a different bal- force will present some ideas on replaced. John A. Tucci said he thought an said. “ You'd have a monster Manchester Memorial Hospital Sundays. He said the developer school administration to reconsider need more time.” as the population changes.” Igame” for nurses, said Robert improving the licensing process to Last night they said they would The school administration was addition to Martin would be better elementary school. There are no officials support a proposal that could put a restriction in the lease a plan to construct an addition to The subject of the first hearing Bergeron, vice president of human the General Assembly in time for replace orrepair750feetofthe 1,100 looking toward adding modular than buying modular classrooms. ideal solutions. There's always a would alleviate a statewide nursing so that 2,500 square feet of retail Martin School to handle increasing Main Street bike will be the licensing of nurses. resources for the (kinnect^cut Hos­ its next session. required by Public Works. Brophy classrooms at either Keeney Street “ I think this makes sense,” Tucci downside. There's going to be shortage by speeding up licensing stores would close before 6 p.m. and elementary student enrollments, Later hearings will address issues pital Association. “ A legislative settlement in this Aheam felt resetting the curbs, or Verplanck to cope with an said. "A modular depreciates like a pluses and minuses.” Kennedy and offering grants to Increase not be open Sundays. said James P. Kennedy, school such as nursing recruitment, edu­ Bergeron said that subsidizing area will not be a massive amount which are not as high because of expected increase in elementary trailer.” added that he would be against enrollment in nursing education Such a provision would save 10 superintendent. cation, working conditions and teacher salaries was one of the of support like what teachers paving over the years, was the school population and possible Committee rnember Francis A. adding three classrooms to both shop closes for good programs. parking spaces. But the PZC did not The proposal to take a second With only 23,000 of the state’s salaries.The task force has until main aspects of the Eklucation received.” Wright said. “ But it town’s responsibility. look at a $636,000 addition to the relocation of units of the federal Maffe Jr. stated that the addition Martin and Keeney Street schools. agree. 38,000 registered nurses working as August to develop public and Enhancement Act, while hospitals could be something else, another Dartmouth Road school was an­ Headstart program, Kennedy said. also made sense to him since the The school administration, Nichols Motorsports Inc. has store was closed for about a month The PZC also postponed a vote on “ I think they should repair the hospital nurses, and the number of private sector strategies to attract are responsible for improving their program.” nounced at a meeting of the Earlier this month, the school Manchester Planning Department though, may still need to add a become the third Main Street for winter vacation. Nichols said at a special exception permit for the . walks...and reset the curbs to the students in nursing education pro­ and retain nurses. own nurse salary scales. Shoring up enrollments in nurs­ Manchester Board of Education's board voted to reopen Highland has informed the administration modular classroom at Robertson business to close this year. that point he wasnt sure he was j project, which would allow the proper height.” Bayer said: “ It grams dropping quickly, the gover­ Muller said expediting the licens­ The state’s 34 general hospitals ing education programs may be a long-range planning committee Park School in 1989 to handle the that most of the new construction in School, Kennedy said. The class­ But unlike Quinn’s Pharmacy, going to close. retail use in a historic zone. should be done, all of it. On all nor’s office and the state's hospital ing of nurses would help MMH as are private, non-profit institutions key to attracting people into the Monday night. Kennedy, who said expected increase in enrollment, town is expected in the southwest room would only be needed for one which closed in September, and Members said If the permit was streets, all sides.” said PZC The store carried motorcycles, and nurses associations are explor­ well as other hospitals. She said that contract individually with nursing profession, said state Rep. last month the school administra­ but school officials predict that the section. year to house one unit of the Head Mari-Mad’S Youth Specialty Shop, approved, they would limit the member Ronald Gates. jet skis, apparel and accessories. ing possible solutions. there is often a three-month delay their nurses. While the state has Jonathan W. Pelto, D-Mansfield. a tion was not "leaning toward” the school's reopening will still leave "Since the planner is saying that Start program, he said. which is currently holding a liqui­ Nichols said he has no definite plans Sandra K. Muller, vice president to get a nursing license In the state. certain regulatory powers over member of the legislature’s public four-to-six room addition took back the district short of space for 100 to development is coming to the However, the school administra­ dation sale, Nichols Motorsports, of to relocate or open a new business. of nursing at Manchester Memorial A temporary license for people who hospitals and nurses, its relation­ health committee. the statement after school officials 150 students. southwest, the addition to Martin tion is still looking toward finding a 681 Main Street, didn’t close be­ Bolton board to hear Hospital, said the hospital sup­ have licenses in other states, and ship with them is not so direct. Committee members have been met Monday with representatives School officials have predicted looks better and better,” Maffe free classroom elsewhere in the cause of lack of help, co-owner ported the proposals. MMH cur­ who meet specific state criteria, A report prepared by the hospital discussing possible fegislation to of Arthur Industries of Plainville. that Manchester will have between said. district or starting the half-day unit David Nichols said Tuesday. rently has about 20 nursing posi­ should be enacted, she said. association calls for the state to address the nursing shortage, he Arthur representatives informed 350 and 500 new elementary school Kennedy, though, stated he would during the afternoon, he said. " I just decided to close it up and Executed at spies tions open for a staff of about 250 “ It takes two to three months to take several steps, including; said. school addition plan school officials that the cost of students within five years, to add to be against adding an addition to There are five Head Start units in do other things.” he said. Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were nurses. get a license.” Muller said. “ I don't —increasing funding for educa­ "W e’ve looked at specialized modular classrooms, once believed the current enrollment of 3.478 Keeney Street School, which is the Manchester, said Wilson E. Deakin Nichols and his brother. Steven, executed June 19,1963, at Sing Sing The Governor’s Task Force on know what their (the state’s) fear tion programs and scholarships; grants for nursing students and By Andrew Yurkovsky not spoken to school officials and to be priced between $72,000 to students. Despite the protests of southern most elementary school in Jr., assistant superintendent. who owned the store, officially Prison in New York, after being the Nursing Shortage was sche­ is. but it will help us a lot.” —increasing resources for the have asked the Department of Manchester Herald had only heard about the proposal $76,500, has risen to $86,000 per unit. parents. Highland Park was closed the town. He said a six-room Kennedy said he would report closed it Nov. 22. A sign hanging in convicted as spies for the Soviet duled today to launch the first of Thirty-two states have tempor­ state Department of Health Servi­ Higher Education to draw up secondhand. Also, the price would increase to in 1984 because of declining addition would make the school too back to the committee on the plans the window last month said the Union. five public hearings on the matter ary licensing, she said. ces and the state Board of Nurse possibilities.” Pelto said. “ There BOLTON — A school board In another matter, Pierog said $136,390 fordeli very and connecting enrollment. large. within a few weeks, but said he was at the Hospital of St. Raphael in Meanwhile, Judith Hriceniak. Examiners; and has been some talk of loans and proposal to build a $183,000 addition the Board of Selectmen will proba­ New Haven. The 14-member task chairwoman of the Connecticut —expediting the licensing of other straight grants to reduce to Bolton Elementary School Is to bly appoint between 10 and 15 force was formed In November to Nurses Association’s task force on nurses. education costs." be considered by the Board of individuals to the Oiarter Revision REGIONAL WEATHER Almanac coordinate a state response to the the shortage, told the Norwich Gardner E. Wright, chairman of Muller agreed with the Selectmen when it meets tonight in Commission. If the board opts to THE WEATHER shortage of nurses in hospitals anfl Bulletin. “ This is everybody’s the state Commission on Hospitals assessment. the Community Hall. appoint fewer than the maximum 15 tonight, it may reserve the right The Accu-Wcathcr" lorccast lor 8 A.M , Wednesday. December 16 nursing homes in Connecticut. problem, not just nurses’ and and Health Care and co-chairman “ Absolutely." she said. “ If hospi­ The board is also expected to of the governor’s task force, said tals were able to add more appoint a commission to revise the to make additional appointments in 3020 ,Q Dec. 15, 1987 TODAY’S TRIVIA: On which TV variety Governor William A. O’Neill hospitals’ .” show was comedian Tim Conway a reg­ said, "There is presently a 12 to 15 Last year's Education Enhance­ the first area in which the state can scholarship money” it would help. Town Charter. the future. Today is the 349th ular? (a) "The Garry Moore Show" (b) percent nursing vacancy rate in ment Act dispersed about $300 help is speeding up the licensing School Superintendent Richard The revision of the charter, which day of 1987 and the "The Carol Burnett Show" (c) "The Di­ general hospitals in Connecticut. million for teacher salaries and process. The above story was compiled E. Packman said this morning that was recommended by a study 84th day of autumn. nah Shore Show” The demand for quality nursing other programs over a three-year Wright said he hopes the task from staff and wire reports. planning for the addition will have committee this summer, involves to begin immediately if it is to be mostly changes in language, Pierog completed by September 1988. The said. The revision would involve TODAY’S HISTORY: On this day in TODAY’S BARBS Board of Education proposed last meetings with town commissions, 1791, the first 10 amendments to the BY PHIL PASTORET Legislators invited week construction of the addition of public hearings and a town meeting U.S. Constitution — the Bill of Rights These days, when someone says A bout Town two classrooms to meet an ex­ at which it would be approved. they're going to tune in the lights, you — were ratified. pected Increase in enrollment in the can bet that they plan to watch hockey. The Manchester Board of Direc­ received priority over town pro­ Also tonight, the board is to TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Alexandre Women to meet 1988-89 school year. Mysteries of our time: Is anything actu­ tors has invited four state represen­ jects, which has created the receive a report on athletic pro­ Gustave Eiffel (1632); Maxwell Ander­ A state report estimated that ally written on those papers TV news tatives and a state senator to Its shortfalls. . grams in the town’s schools. A son (1888); J. Paul Getty (1892); Alan The Manchester Junior Women’s Club will meet on Thursday The priorities sought by CCM enrollment could increase in the committee was formed in July to anchors tidy up at the end of the at 7 p.m. at the Church of Christ on Lydall Street. January meeting to discuss pend­ next eight years by more than 100 Freed (1922); Tim Conway (1933) broadcast? include; increasing state funding look into changes in the school ing legislation, said Town Manager by $55 million for property tax pupils from the present enrollment TODAY’S QUOTE: "I have no complex Robert B. Weiss. system’s athletic program in light Auditions planned relief, increasing annual state of 295 pupils. of the disbandment of the Balton about wealth" — J. Paul Getty. State Democratic Representa­ funding for municipal infrastruc­ In its budget last year, the school TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWER: (b) Come­ tives John W. Thompson. James R. High School baseball team lit the TODAY’S MOON: Between dian Tim Conway was a regular on "The Little Theatre of Manchester will hold auditions for Beth ture repair and maintenance. Im­ board proposed spending about spring. McCavanagh and Donald F. Bates $18,000 fora portable classroom for FRO N TS last quarter (Dec. 13) and Carol Burnett Show” from 1975 to Henley’s “ Crimes of the Heart” tonight at 7:30 at the rehearsal plementing an educational finance Pat Pinto, chairman of that were invited to the Jan. 12 direc­ the high school. The board, how­ new moon (Dec. 20). 1979. hall at 71 Hilliard Street. Openings are for four women and two program which would increase the committee, would not say this tors’ meeting along with Republi­ ever, cut the item from its budget men ages 20 to 30. state’s share of the cost of public Warm CoM Stationary can Representative J. Peter Fuss- after determining that the class­ morning what recommendations ' Af'CU W4».*?tH*l. lilt education, and continuing the Mu­ were included in the report. She cas. Also invited to the meeting was room was unnecessary. nicipal Liability Tmst Fund, which said the committee plans a joint Current Quotations Health clinic slated Democratic Senator Michael Packman said this morning that assists towns in dealing with the meeting at a later date with the Meotti, he said. he doesn’t expect the same thing to Community Health Care Services Inc. will hold office hours at The directors and the representa­ cost of liability insurance, said Board of Selectmen and the Board Kevin Maloney, public relations happen next year to the elementary the Coventry Town Hall on Wednesday from 2 to 3 p.m. Blood tives will discuss a list of legislative of Education at which a formal Storm heading East, " 0 "Th e Sandinistas have had a ‘"The court does two things. It manager for CCM. school proposal. He said an ex­ pressure checks, throat cultures and general health guidance priorities drawn up by town direc­ presentation will be made. Other priorities for CCM are: pected increase in enrollment will history of snatching defeat from interprets history and it makes tors and the Connecticut Confer­ will be offered. A senior citizen health clinic will be held at Hop increasing state action and funding probably prove true. The selectmen’s meeting In the the jaws of victory.” — House history, and it’s got to keep those ence of Municipalities, Weiss said. spreading its snow R iver Homes in Andover on Monday, Dec. 21 from 1 to 2 p.m. For for construction of new housing and First Selectman Sandra W. Community Hall begins tonight at roles separate.” — Supreme Among the priorities listed by the : 'I Speaker Jim Wright, amid re­ more information, call 228-9428. rehabilitation of existing housing, Pierog said this morning she had 8. ports that Nicaragua’s Sandinista Court nominee Anthony M. town; acquiring financing for traf­ and increasipg state funding to By The Assaclated Press The storm blew snow into the fic ramps at Oakland Street and middle and upper Mississippi government is planninga mass! ve Kennedy, in confirmation MACC gives food meet state and federal environmen­ Tollagd Turnpike, and shortfalls on tal legislation, he said. A major storm system dumped Valley and threatened to send military buildup. hearings. Manchester Area Conference of Churches will be distributing town projects, according to Weiss. CCM represents 106 of the 169 heavy snow into the Great Lakes He said state projects, such as the snow across a vast section of the cheese, butter and powdered milk for the government surplus towns in Connecticut, he said. country today, paralyzed parts of region. Charter Oak Bridge project, have . "From a firm viewpoint, stand­ commodities program on Thursday from 3 to 5; 30 p.m. at Center It’s All In the Midwest and caused thunder­ Winter storm warnings were in Congregational Church. Those who have not previously storms and deadly tornadoes in effect in northeastern Oklahoma, ing on the ground of facts and Lottery registered may do so at that time by presenting proof of income the South. northwestern Arkansas, western without exaggeration. It is so far The Wrist! and residency. For more information, call 646-4114. Temperatures dropped in the and northern Missouri, northwest early to speak about a drastic turn We Can Help Your Child Plains as the storm moved out Ohio, northwest Illinois, southern in our relations.” — Soviet leader DAR scholarships and aimed eastward. Snow alerts Michigan, southeast Wisconsin, Today’s weather picture was drawn by Melissa Carter, who Mikhail Gorbachev, discussing were posted all the way into New southeast Minnesota and western Connecticut daily lives on Channing Drive and attends Verplanck School. U.S.-Soviet relations after return­ Daughters of the American Revolution is offering three Succeed In School England. Pennsylvania. Monday: 578 scholarships to graduating seniors. No affiliation with the DAR is Winter storm watches ex­ ing from his summit with Presi­ necessary to qualify. For applications, contact Mrs. Harold tended from the Midwest into dent Reagan. 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CT OMMO Temperatures between 35 and 40. will be no senior meal program that evening. MtchaeisChatgeyMasief Cafci/VisafAmencan E^pfess region. delivery In Manchester. Association. MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Dec. IS. 1987 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Dec. 15. 1M7 DM Vboss Moratorium likely Namep in the News Plane bombing suspect extradited By Paul Shin boat belonging to a local coopera­ cheeks. Officials said it was to when they noticed they were answers The Associated Press tive society found the raft floating prevent her from committing sui­ traveling with false passports. The for the lift-slab in the Andaman Sea about 130 miles cide by biting her tongue. They did documents identified the woman as SEOUL, South Korep — An Asian southeast of Rangoon. not explain how such a bite could Mayuml Hachiya, 27, and the man woman linked to the suspected South Korean officials suspect result in death. as Shinichi Hachiya, 67. criticism bombing of a South Korean airliner the woman extradited to Seoul is a The woman, who wore a gray Diplomatic sources in Bahrain, building method that disappeared with 115 people North Korean agent. North Korea jacket and running shoes, appeared who spoke on condition of anonym­ HARTFORD (AP) - State Com­ aboard arrived in Seoul today denied it had anything to do with the to be sobbing as she was led down ity, said the woman’s real identity missioner of Motor Vehicles Law­ under tight security after being plane. the ramp. She was led quickly to a had been established but that only rence F. DeiPonte is defending his By Judd Everhart instance is shortsighted," Mills extradited from Bahrain. The unidentified woman and a police ambulance waiting beside circumstantial evidence linked her department in the wake of a criticai The Associated Press fldd6d Heavily armed troops and ar­ male companion traveled on the the plane. Reporters were told in to the missing jet, report from the Chief State’s Committee Chairman Richard F. mored cars wifli machine guns flight from Baghdad to Abu Dhabi. advance not to ask questions, and attorney’s office about some im­ HAR’TFORD — A committee Schneller, who had supported a ban were positioned on the tarmac as a South Korean officials say they they and press photographers were proper conduct. studying state construction regula­ last month when the connmittee special Korean Air flight landed at believe the couple left several bags kept 10 yards from the plane. In the report released Monday, tions appears headed for a morato­ gave it preliminary approval be­ Kimpo International Airport. The on the plane that could have Foreign Minister Choi Kwang- 464 state Chief State’s Attorney John J. Keiiy rium, rather than an outright ban, fore holding public hearings, said gagged woman was immediately contained a bomb. soo said in a special statement said DeiPonte acted improperly, N on the construction method used at after Monday’s meeting thathe was taken away by security officials. The couple took poison when today that "authorities concerned but not illegally, when he ordered a the site of an apartment building tom between a moratorium and an South Korea has charged that officials in Bahrain attempted to will thoroughly investigate the case residents subordinate to drop an examination collapse in which 28 workers were outright ban. communist North Korea planted a question them about the plane. The in close consultation with the of allegations of auto repair killed. "I really want to think about it bomb on board a KAL Boeing 707 man died, but the woman Bahrain and Japanese to get cash violations. ’The committee had been ex­ and discuss it with professionals,” that disappeared Nov. 29 some­ recovered. governments." In the same report, Kelly said he pected to vote Monday on the future said Schneller, a former state where near Burma on a flight from The body of the man also arrived South Korean leaders have found no evidence that former r of the lift-slab constructon method, senator. "There’s not that much Baghdad to Seoul. The woman left today in Seoul on the KAL plane charged that North Korea bombed HARTFORD (AP) — Attorney commissioner Benjamin A. Muzio in which concrete slabs are poured difference between a ban and a the plane on a stop in Abu Dhabi. that was sent to Bahrain to bring the plane to disrupt Wednesday’s General Joseph I. Lleberman says acted improperly in a 1986 hearing for each floor and then jacked into moratorium because a ban is Authorities believe the plane was the woman to South Korea. , presidential election and the 1988 a settlement with Chrysler Motors on a Pontiac franchise, despite place. But a vote was put off until something that can always be destroyed by a bomb because it Ten minutes after the plane Seoul Olympics. North Korea, Corp. in an odometer tampering allegations by a hearing officer that the committee’s Dec. 30 meeting. lifted." disappeared from radar screens touched down, the woman came which had demanded to co-host the case will mean payments of at least $ ^ to 464 Connecticut residents. he had been ordered by Muzio to ’Two committee members who He said, however, that he was AP photo with no distress warning from the slowly down the ramp with two games, has denied the charge. deny the new franchise. represent the Connecticut Builders worried about banning a specific pilot. guards holding her arms. The The Korean Air cargo Jet carry­ Chrysler was accused of discon­ “ I believe the statements in the and Construction Trades Council form of constructiion. RIRTHDAY CELEBRATION — Former Sen. Margaret Chase The first wreckage of the plane woman appeared very shaken and ing the woman took off from necting or replacing the odometers reports speak for themselves," argued in favor of such a ban. “ There are other methods of Smith waves to hundreds of friends as she ceiebrates her was found Sunday when one of its some observers said she might Bahrain at 9;40 p.m. Monday, of thousands of new cars that had DeiPonte said Monday. But an architect who’s also on the construction that have caused 90th birthday during a speciai party for her in Augusta, rubber life rafts was retrieved off have been sedated. witnesses in Bahrain reported. been lent to Chrysler executives for "I have respect for Kelly’s committee said a ban would be fatalities,” Schneller said. “ Every the Burmese coast, state radio in A wide elastic bandage was Officials in Bahrain first sought “ test drives” before they were sold opinons, but at the same time. I shortsighted. time we have a multiple-fatality Maine, on Monday. Burma reported-today. It said a plastered across her mouth and to question the man and woman to consumers. E want to assure the citizens of ’The committee was created a accident, are we going to ban that E Connecticut that the Department of month after L’Ambiance Plaza type of construction?” Margaret Chase Smith turns 90 Motor Vehicles is d^icated to collapsed April 23 during construc­ John Olsen, secretary treasurer making changes, streamlining if tion in Bridgeport. of the trades council, said the AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) - of Skowhegan. you wish, all of it procedures and \ ’The building collapsed as one of lift-slab method "lends itself to practices,” Delponte said. the slabs was being hoisted into Roses piled up in tribute as Mrs. Smith said she received abuses” because as floors are former Sen. Margaret Chase "hundreds of roses” including a Kelly’s investigation resulted place. Most of those killed were jacked Into place, contractors are from allegations by Jeffrey Olgin. working below on drywall and other Smith celebrated her 90th birth­ large arrangement from Presi­ tempted to allow workers to work day amid well wishes by 500 dent and Mrs. Reagan. the department’s chief adjudicator, aspects of the project unrelated to on other parts of the project below that DeiPonte had ordered him to lifting slabs. friends. Where can you find those floors. Mrs. Smith retired from polit­ C "can" or drop, a case against a AP photo “ We want that ban,” said John Gov. John R. McKeman Jr. ics in 1973 after representing C DeRosa suggested that "political West Haven garage that had been DeRosa, president of the trades pressure” was being put on proclaimed Monday as Margaret Maine for eight years in the cited for repair violations. SENTENCED — Former New Haven after being sentenced to serve two years council. "Our people got killed.” Schneller and other committee Chase Smith Day. House and 24 years in the Senate. Kelly said DeiPonte. as commis­ Redevelopment Agency official William on larceny charges. But Willis N. Mills Jr., president members to reject a ban. Schneller Former Secretary of State sioner. might have had the author­ of SMS Architects of New Canaan, At the 1964 Republican National savings for that flatly denied that afterthe meeting. Edmund S. Muskie, Sens. George ity to reverse the adjudicators’s Donohue, ieft, leaves court Monday said the L'Ambiance collapse was Convention, she became the first J. Mitchell and William S. Cohen woman nominated for president. finding. But he said DeiPonte acted the fault of one builder who The committee also delayed on a and the governor were among the while the hearings were in progress employyed sloppy practices. vote on a recommendation that the In 1930, she married Clyde H. state create its own office of 500 well-wishers who sang happy and before the adjudicator had "I don’t think it makes any sense birthday to Mrs. Smith. An Smith, who was elected to Con­ made his finding. Former New Haven official to ban a method because of the occupational safety and health. speciai iittle evening reception raised funds gress six years later. Smith died "It is unquestioned that the abuses of one contractor,” Mills During previous meetings, for the Margaret Chase Smith in 1940, and Mrs. Smith took over method and timing of (DelPonte’s) said. members have complained that the decision were contrary to statute,” Lift-slab construction has been federal Occupational Safety and Library Center in her hometown his unexpired term. Kelly said. gets 2-year term for theft used successfully for 30 years and Health Administration has done DeiPonte said he has ordered a "to ban a system in perpetuity little to oversee safety on construc­ Duchess of York gets her wings som eone? number of changes at the depart­ ho/>oi«c/t r\f pKtictpc ip th is 0116 tion projects. ment. including creation of a panel Bv Susan Okula nohue's psychiatrist, a priest and The motive for the larceny was The Associated Press several lawyers, spoke to Ronan on never made clear in court BENSON, England (AP) - The ment,” said Andrew, 27, a Royal of three, including himself, that will Duchess of York has earned her Navy lieutenant and helicopter review cases "before anthing con­ Donohue's behalf during the hear­ proceedings. 10.20 Girls Top pilot’s wings and can fly a flight instructor, who watched his trary to the normal procedure.” NEW HAVEN - A former top ing. They described Donohue as a Several of Donohue's character Custody battle ends; 8.99 Toddler Fleece Jog Set Contrast welt collar. Drop man who deeply cared for other witnesses, including his psychia­ helicopter, but her aviator hus­ 28-year-old wife make a perfect takes place, such as dismissal of a New Haven official will start a Screen printed crewneck top with ^ shoulders. Patch pockets. case. two-year jail term after New people and worked often and hard trist, referred Monday to the death band, Prince Andrew, says that landing. “ I am constantly sur­ ribbed cuffs. Jog-style pants ^ C U on behalf of charity. of Donohue’s college-age oldest son prised by her. She does every­ Shirttall bottom. Squared In back. DeiPonte also said the changes Year's for embezzling more than aunt, uncle get child doesn’t mean they’ll be flying have elasticized waist. *4.99 include: consulting with assistant $157,000 from the city. Ronan noted Donohue’s humanit­ in 1978 as a turning point in his life. together. thing very well indeed.” Superior Court Judge John J. arian services but also said he had The psychiatrist, Dr. James The former Sarah Ferguson on Asked who would be the pilot attorneys general now assignedto By Mary Helen Gillespie The stepmother, Cynthia Ronan sentenced William T. Do­ violated public trust by stealing the Merikangas of New Haven, said Monday flew solo for photo­ when they were together in a the DMV for improving the hear­ The Associated Press Sullivan-Waltman of Salem, who is ♦7 Toddler Fleece Shirts ings process in the department’s nohue. former director of the New money. The judge noted that the Donohue’s personality changed af­ graphers in a Bell Jet Ranger helicopter, the duke said: “ That ^13 Girls Oversized Top thefts from city bank accounts had ter the death, and Donohue had Waltman's estranged wife, has had dealers and repairs division; res­ Haven Redevelopment Agency, on temporary custody of Rachel since helicopter and received her helic­ is a difficult question. I have no Monday, but stayed the sentence been premeditated and that Do­ "serious changes in judgment." BRIDGETON. N.J. — The aunt Button front flannel shirt with Hanley style top with crewneck ft V y tructuring the hearing process and and uncle of 5-year-old Rachel April. opter wings at a ceremony at the civilian license at all so I cannot collar and shirt gathered cuff. reviewing the department’s proce­ until Jan. 8. 1988. Donohue’s law­ nohue had been “ less than candid" "I don’t think the man would Benson Royal Air Force Base legally fly this helicopter, and and *U length sleeve. m with police, only admitting to survive prison," he said. Rauser say they’ll wait to tell her Mrs. Stem is the sister of <4.99 dures manual; and instructing yer, Roger J. Frechette, asked for Rachel’s mother, Michal Rauser, south of Oxford. Sarah cannot fly my navy mil­ the delay so his client could spend charges as police uncovered spe­ Merikangas said he began treat­ the details of a custody dispute that adjudicators to report any attempt began when Rachel’s father was who died in a car accident in 1984. “ It is an amazing achieve­ itary helicopter.” to Influence them. the holidays with his family. cific embezzlements. ing Donohue when he was suicidal "I would be remiss in my duty if I and had hospitalized him several charged with trying to sell her to Michal Rauser and Waltman, 23, 4.99 Toddler Pants “ I'm very remorseful ...I’m very never married. 11.70 Girls Oversized frightened,” Donohue .said in a did not impose a period of incarcer­ times since April. Merikangas said them for $100,000. Print cotton corduroy pull-on The dispute ended Monday when Stock chief raps new movie wavering voice shortly before he ation." Ronan said. Donohue was no longer a danger to Mrs. Stem said Ms. Sullivan- boxer pants with elasticized Flannel Shirts was sentenced during an emotional Donohue's sentencing was twice himself. a judge granted custody of Rachel GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) However, he said, "I think waist. Cow illness to Deborah and Gary Stern, who Waltman and her parents, John and *3.49 Pleat on back yoke with lock 90-minute hearing. postponed as police investigated New Haven State’s Attorney Ruby Rauser of Elmer, would visit — The president of the American technically it was very accurate. 5 Michael Dearington said he found posed as buyers on March 10 when loop button front. Donohue. 52, ran the agency for 16 filing extra charges against him. 5 the girl five times a year under the It surprised me, just in terms of Joseph Waltman was arrested in S tock Exchange, Kenneth cause found years before he resigned in April. In On Monday. Donohue pleaded the sentence “ reasonable.” the language they used. Was it 2 button front patch pockets. the parking lot of Giants Stadium in court agreement. Leibler, has taken a few pot shots ^16 Toddler Sweater Outfit a plea bargain, he agreed to enter guilty to a new count of embezzling As a part of the plea bargain, at the new movie “ Wall Street.” truly representative? I suppose of Crewneck sweater In teal color Hemmed shirttall. guilty pleas on eight first- and $19,563. bringing the total amount Dearington did not recommend a East Rutherford, N-J- Ms. Sullivan-Waltman declined *4.99 ” I thought it was stereotypical a couple of individuals on the at UConn stolen to more than $157,600. sentence, and told Ronan that Waltman, 23, of Alloway Town­ comment. The attorney for the with contrast trim, comes with v C J C J d second-degree larceny charges in and somewhat cliched in terms of fringes.” return for a guarantee that his Ronan handed out several jail Donohue deserved consideration ship, is free on $10,000 bail pending Rausers, Joseph Shanahan, said he matching boxer style corduroys. STORRS (AP) — A University of his trial next year on charges of thought his clients would be pleased the sharp depiction of some of the sentence would be no longer than terms for the eight counts and then for his service to community The film, from "Platoon” di­ Connecticut pathologist says he has charities. endangering the welfare of a child. with the visitation agreement. characters. I’m not sure that the ^14 Girls Comfy Fleece Top five years. said they would be served concur­ rector Oliver Stone, stars Mi­ found the cause of a common dairy rently. The combined sentence Frechette asked that the judge The Stems, of Sunrise, Fla., cooper­ characters that were portrayed Fleece on the Inside, twill on the Frechette said his client had chael Douglas as an unscrupulous ^10 Infant Crawl Set cow malady known as winter called for five years in prison, sentence Donohue to five years of ated with police in the arrest. Gary Newman, the Stems’ attor­ were typical,” Liebler said Mon­ made full restitution. ney, said the judge mied after the Wall Street takeover artist who Set Includes top, short and long outside. In colors made lor dysentery or winter scours. Eleven people, including Do­ suspended after two years. house arrest in his own home Mrs. Stem, who plans to greet day when asked about the movie ’The highly contagious disease Rachel with the news of her pending other parties did not contest testim­ prior to speaking at the Grand corrupts a young broker played pants, and screen printed knit mixing. 100% cotton. *4.99 produces diarrhea in cows and move to Florida when she comes ony from four psychologists and the Rapids Economic Club. by Charlie Sheen. socks. Long pants have printed stops their milk production for home from school today, said girl’s court-appointed guardian design. *5.99 several days. It has been reported “ there’ll be plenty of time” to tell that indicated the Stems could offer in the northern United States as Waterbury man is charged the blond-haired child the story. the best home for Rachel. Rhodes collection features saris 11.20 Girls Fleece Pants welt as in England. Canada. "It’s a great Christmas present,” "We will do what’s best for Pull-on pants with belt. All elastic France, Japan and Australia. she said after the hearing, which Rachel,” said Stem, who has two BOMBAY, India (AP) - Brit­ women,” Rhodes said Monday waist. Mock fly. 2 front scoop "The causative agent has been was closed to the public. children near Rachel’s age. ish clothing designer Zandra after launching her version of the pockets. Tappered legs. Assorted eluding researchers for 56 years.” in deaths of ex-wife, son Two other parties, including Lindsey Rhodes, whose creations 6-yard-long Indian apparel. ” A said Herbert J. Van Kruiningen, a Rachel’s former stepmother and are worn by Jacqueline Onassis, woman looks so elegant in a sari. colors. *4.99 the girl’s grandparents, received professor of pathobiology at WATERBURY (AP) - A man ick Ferrucci said. If convicted, he was arrested in the stabbing death Gloria Vanderbilt and Princess Maybe it is time to go back to extensive visitation rights under an UConn. who was convicted of the fatal could face the death penalty. of his father, Roland Breton, 46, Anne, is showing a collection of purity.” Van Kruinigen reported in the agreement approved by Superior 2 murder stabbing of his father 21 years ago "The stabbings were somewhat with a butcher knife. In April 1967, saris with Wesiern designs and current edition of the journal he was given a suspended sentence Court Judge George H. Stanger Jr. has been charged with twocounts of brutal in nature,” Waterbury accessories. Nearly 60 percent of the de­ 14.40 Girls Denim Skirt “ Veterinary Pathology” that the and two years probation on a Stanger, in a statement released capital felony murder in the stab­ State’s Attorney John Connelly “ Saris have been worn for signer saris will be exported to Woven button down skirt. Below disease is caused by a type of virus bing deaths of his former wife and manslaughter conviction. by his office, said he awarded said, explaining the charges. "We decisions thousands of years by Indian Western countries, she said. the knee fashion length. Banded known as the corona virus. teen-age son, police say. believe it stemmed from a domestic Mrs. Breton and her son were custody to the Stems based on ’The researcher said Monday he Robert Breton. 40. was being held dispute." former residents of Wolcott where expert testimony. He did not front. Elastic back, 2 front did not know how many dairy cows pending arraignment at 10 a.m. On Dec. 2. 1966, Breton, then 19, the son attended local schools. elaborate. are upheid Prince Edward sent to funeral pockets. Pleated In the front. *6.99 came down with the disease annu­ today in Superior Court. ally. but compared it to flu in It was Breton who alerted author­ LONDON (AP) — Prince Ed­ law that evolved from Germanic humans. ’The disease is passed ities to the deaths of his former HARTFORD. (AP) — The state Supreme Court has upheld the ward was selected to represent tribes. quickly through whole herds or wife. 38-year-old Joan Breton, and Ernst fought a long battle in murder convictions of two men in his mother. Queen Elizabeth II, at 9.99 Coke Dorm Shirt farming communities, that then 16-year-old son, Robert Jr., who British courts in the 1950s to become immune to it for a few separate cases, including one for a the funeral today In West Ger­ For bedtime or any other time, were found stabbed to death establish his claim to be a British years, he said. Torrington man for whom the high many of a prince who might have our screen printed Coca Cola* Monday morning at their apart­ subject. His case rested on the It can be spread from one farm to ment in a low-income housing court had earlier ordered a new been king of England had Salic dorm shirt. Ribbed crewneck, law, which allows only males to fact that he was a Protestant and another, for example, by the boots project, police said. trial. cuffs and bottom. of cattle dealers or others that visit When he was convicted of murder be monarch, prevailed in Britain. a lineal descendant of Princess *4.99 9 Mrs. Breton, clad only in panties, Sophia of Hanover, mother of several farms, he said. was found in her bedroom with her after a second trial, Daniel Vinal Prince Ernst August of Han­ ’The disease is rarely fatal tocows throat slashed, police said. Robert Jr. again appealed to the Supreme over, who died last week at age 73, Britain’s King George I. The and does not affect humans, he Jr., was found at the foot of the Court. On Monday, the court found was the bead of the Royal House House of Lords decided in 1956 said. Veterinarians can treat the stairs in night clothes, police said. no error in the second trial, vriiich of Hanover and would have been that he and some 400 other symptoms, but at this point there is Both appeared to have been dead resulted In Vinal’s conviction and the British sovereign rather than descendants of Sophia were en­ no vaccine to prevent the disease, since Sunday, according to Chief sentencing to two terms of 12 years Elizabeth under the succession titled to a British passport. he said. Inspector John Griffin. Police to life in prison on counts of felony Van Kruiningen began research­ theorized that they were in their murder and murder. All Of The Above Merchandise Has Bean Reduced From Our Christmas '87, and Previous Catalogs. ing winter dysentery in 1979, and beds when Breton arrived at the Vinal’s original conviction had 8 first located the spot of the cow’s apartment and that a domestic been set aside when the Supreme Iranian official denies SO-yard-long intestinal tract that dispute ensued. Court mIed that he should have became infected, the spiral colon. ‘‘This- is a vicious, bloody been tried separately from James Last year, he said a dying calf came murder," said Griffin, who is Avis, who had also been convicted Khomeini is in coma to the UConn pathbiology labora­ coordinating the investigation. in the 1978 shooting death of Fred The JCPenney Catalog Schmid of Harwinton. tory with a different disease, but “ There’s a lot of blood in the LONDON (AP) — A newspaper when it said the Islamic leader that it had intestinal dannage house." Avis was also tried and convicted drew up a new "divine political will a second time. said today that Ayatollah Ruhollah identical to that in cows with winter Police said Breton told them he Khomeini has fallen into a coma and testament.” 1-84, Exit 62 In a second raiing Monday, the 7 scours. tried unsuccessfully to reach his and a foreign medical team is The Times of London said-sources OUTLET SnKK Manchester, Conn. 7 Supreme Court affirmed the con­ son by phone Sunday because he treating him in Tehran. in Vienna and Tehran reported "We found it was filled with the viction of Wendell Hasan of Nor­ and his mother were preparing for The Times of London, quoting Sunday that Ayatollah Khomeini (203) 647-1143 corona virus,” he said. walk in the July 2, 1985, death of a trip to Florida next week. unidentified Iranian sources, said a was seriously ill and in a coma. Researchers then checked back George ’Tyler. of course. According to police. Breton told m ^ c a l team left Vienna on The paper said Khomeini had with tissue samples of other anim­ ’The high court mied that the trial apartment maintenance man Do­ Sunday to tend to the Iranian over the past two years been als that had had winter dysentery court acted properly when it nald Ouellette he became worried treated for a heart condition and and found corona virus, he said. allowed testimony from a podia­ leader. this morning and asked for assist­ But a member of Iran’s delega­ was known to regularly use a It’s something else Van Kruiningen is working this trist identifying as Hasan’s a pair of ance from Ouellette. ’They went to tion at an OPEC meeting in Vienna kidney dialysis machine. year to isolate and culture the virus the apartment together, found sneakers linked to the crime scene. as a prelude to seeing if a vaccine said late Monday that the 87-year- It also quoted an unidentified blood on the doorknob and then Police suspicion turned to Hasan British neurosurgeon as saying the for a possibly related disease in old Iranian fundamentalist was not •iw ™ A i PrtOMi AvdtaM* Only At Th» O uM Stora. Sony, No UaM. Phono C .0.0. OrOora. OuanlHlM UnHod. called police. three days after the murder when a Iranian leader also suffered from calves could work in preventing plumber repairing a clogged toilet iU. Morchondito May Vory From llluMraNono Shop Mon.-SoL MO om. lo kM pm. - Sunday lOdM pm. M 0:00 p.m. ' Officer Alexander Klimeck re­ “ He’s well and very healthy,” minor neurological problems in the InlannodMa Mamdowia May Ha>a Baan Taaan. Ad Manihandlao ««■ Ba Sold UnW Blooa It OapMad. Bony No Balnchoelu. winter scours. sponded and Klimeck and Ouellette in a Norwalk apartment found two Hossein Kazampour Ardabilit, the last few months. credit cards belonging to ’Tyler to The disease can have an eco­ went inside and found the blood- GOVERNORS MEET — Qov. Madeleine New England Governors’ Association. No. 2 person in the delegation, said The paper quoted the doctor as be the cause of the clog. nomic Impact on farmers, as it can covered bodies. Kunin of Vermont greets fellow New Other governors, from right, are William in a brief telephone conversation. saying a coma could easily have 1361 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester, Connecticut spread quickly through a herd, with Breton was arrested at 8; 35 p.m. England governors at a dinner Monday O’Neill of Connecticut, Edward OiPrete When the cards were turned over A report by the official Tehran been caused by a burst blood vessel, and charged with two counts of to police, they searched the apart­ Located In The Manchester Catalog Distribution Center milk production dropping to no­ in Burlington, Vt. The dinner marked the of Rhode Island and John Sununu of radio on Thursday touched off but that Khomeini’s chances of thing for three or four days. Van capital felony murder, the state’s ment and found the sneakers, which rumors about Khomeini’s health recovery were good. Kruiningen said. stiffest murder charge. Lt. Domin­ start of the annual winter meeting of the New Hampshire. had blood stains on them. « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Dec. 18. 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Dec. 18,1887 - 7 J OPINION Political tensions Ortega says army taking their toll won’t be increased By Rodolfo Garcia including one on the town of La Fix Main St., The Associated Press Lihertad, during a unilateral cease­ M U6ueti m r.J on OPEC cartel fire decreed by the Contras Dec. ) Jack MANAGUA, Nicaragua - Presi­ 7-8. Bv Robert Burnt looks good. dent Daniel Ortega discounted a Obando y Bravo said he and but save claim by his brother, the defense Ortega had discussed a new date for Anderson The Auocloted Press In practice, as even some of the OPEC leadership was willing to minister, that the nation’s army the meeting, but none was (V VIENNA. Austria - OPEC could admit, the deal probably stands two plans to grow to 10 times its current announced. have strengthened its grip on chances of succeeding; slim and strength. Humberto Ortega said Saturday businesses Ortega said Monday that Defense that Nicaragua would boost the worldwide oil prices by cutting none. “ The best we can do is production quotas, but bitter feud­ maintain the status quo today and Minister Humberto Ortega was Just number of regular military troops, promoting participation in the reserve forces, militias and the If Manchester citizens have lost interest in ing within the cartel made that hope for the best,” Fernando Looking back impossible at the latest meeting, Santos, the Ecuadoran oil minister, country’s defense forces when he government security forces from the proposal to reconstruct downtown Main spoke of expanding the military to 250.000 to 300,000 within the next few members and analysts said. said as the deal was being sealed. Street it is no wonder. The project now has The price of oil not controlled by Without Iraq in the agreement, as many as 600,000 soldiers. months. If conditions permit, he said, it would be Increased to dragged through so many years and the OPEC fell sharply Monday and with no clear indications that The Sandinista president said Nicaragua’s army will remain at 600.000 by 1995. undergone so many changes and on 40 years of after the 13-nation cartel ended its the United Arab Emirates will stop its current strength of 60,000 to “ We ha ve the obligation of having meeting with a majority cheating on its quota, OPEC’s total compromises that many townspeople have 80,000 troops because that is what a reserve in all the country, as the agreement. production at the start of the year is United States has,” the defense forgotten what it is about. The cartel said all 13 members, likely to remain above the stated the country can support. His statement came as his government minister told U.S. television Jour­ In the meanwhile the character of major battles apart from Iraq, agreed to limit quoted. postponed a meeting between mil­ nalists. The videotape was made their collective output to 15.06 That, say the experts, is likely to downtown Main Street has also changed. The itary advisers for the Sandinistas available to The Associated Press. million barrels a day for the first six mean a further modest decline in oil buildings that housed two major retail stores WASHINGTON — For more than 40 years I have “ He has a specific job,” the months of 1988. The aim is to prices this winter as the big oil and the U.S.-financed Contra rebels been hounding the world’s scoundrels and that had been scheduled for Santo president said of his brother. “ He are now devoted to offices. maintain a price of 818 a barrel. companies meet more of their Domingo, the Dominican Republic. was in an assembly of workers and scalawags, with a great clanking of the crusader’s On the New York Mercantile supply needs from inventories A long-established drug store has gone out The talks, although described as was obliged to urge the workers to armor, tilting at windmills with a felt-tip pen, Exchange contracts for January rather than buy from OPEC. of business and a long-established children’s a low-level meeting, would have participate in the defense of the creating more commotion than reformation. delivery of the most widely traded More downward pressure on been the first face-to-face negotia­ country.” He also said his brother clothing store is about to so do. I have assaulted corrupt and dictatorial regimes, U.S. crude closed at 817.44 a barrel, prices probably will make the tions between the two sides. was saying nothing new. But the new offices bring people — head down, eyes unblinking, without regard for the down 87 cents from Friday. In political tensions within OPEC “ We hope to overcome some The cease-fire negotiations are employees, clients, and patients — to Main anti-American usurper usually waiting in the wings international dealings, a standard even worse. operational difficulties in order to part of the peace plan President Street, and people shop. to take over — as if American interests are better barrel contains 42 gallons. Iran, which wants OPEC to raise E Ortega and the presidents of El The deal was reached after its official price regardless of the hold the meeting,” the president served by a vigorous, uncomprising enemy than by Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala And Main Street can remain a vital and intense feuding between Iran and supply-demand situation, suffered said in a television interview. He a lethargic, purse-lining friend, as if the traditional and Costa Rica signed last August viable retail area. Iraq that soured relations between a diplomatic drubbing from Saudi said he asked for the postponement crimes of five-percenter politics were more ■J- . of Monday’s talks to review techni­ in Guatemala City. The accord also The new developments have probably Iran and the Arab member coun­ Arabia at Che latest meeting. calls for general amnesties, steps repellent than the traditional crimes of radical The Saudis, traditional enemies cal advice to be given to Cardinal changed the pattern of parking downtown, but Washington wire tries. Industry experts called toward greater democracy and an totalitarianism. of Iran, led an Arab bloc that Miguel Obando y Bravo, the Roman OPEC’s deal a cosmetic accord end to foreign aid to insurgents. have not diminished the need for parking No one was more surprised than myuself when that was unlikely to last long. defeated Iran’s price initiative by Catholic archbishop of Managua. close to Main Street buildings either along the occasionally I finished a quest with someone’s head “ It was a triumph of politics over arguing that OPEC would be lucky Indirect talks held with Obando y Bravo as mediator ended in stalem­ street itself or in the nearby parking lots. on a spike. There was Lon Nol, for example — a economic rationality," said Ste­ to defend its current oil price let AP photo ate Dec. 4. C That is one reason a planned access road, sorry specimen who ruled Cambodia with phen Turner, an oil specialist at alone a higher one. Gorbachev and God Wood, Mackenzie and Co. in Edin­ Relations between Saudi Arabia The Sandinistas have refused to NU fined haphazard abandon. He tilted toward the West: ACCUSATION — Nicaraguan President Daniei Ortega which would be an extension of Purnell Place negotiate directly with the rebels. Washington therefore overlooked his shortcom­ burgh, Scotland. and Iran are so bad the two speaks during an interview with American teievision northward and southward, is an important In theory, the solution for OPEC delegations did not speak directly Ortega said his government ings. networks in Managua on Monday. He accused the part of the project. Bv Jonathon Wolman So why is Gorbachev referring too good about talking about it.” is clear: cut production to match to each other during the OPEC agrees with the idea of holding a 25,000 Bribery is a venerable institution throughout the Christmas truce Dec. 24 and 25. But $ to the Almighty? House Speaker And then he goes right ahead and world demand. Prices would be meeting. They communicated Reagan administration of trying to destroy efforts at To make that road a two-way street the plan Eastern hemisphere, so it didn’t take much he said he told Obando y Bravo WASHINGTON - There’s Jim Wright. D-Texas, casting a does it. expected to rise because of tight­ through a team of mediators from peace in the region. requires moving or removing two buildings enterprise to uncover graft within the palace. My countries outside the Middle East. there were eight rebel attacks. BERLIN (AP) - Northeast something about American polit­ politician’s eye on Gorbachev's “ I am a Christian,” he said in a ened supplies. that would be in its path. But the buildings stories about this corruption helped bring down the In reality, the oil cartel suffers Utilities has been fined 825,(M)0 by ics that inspires a candidate to image-building summit blitz, ob­ Republican campaign appear­ Sanford Margoshes, an oil expert Lon Nol regime. from too many political divisions to the Nuclear Regulatory Commis­ house six businesses that would be displaced invoke the Lord Almighty. served, “'If Gorbachev was an ance last monthinSaginaw, Mich. who was observing the OPEC Unhappily, Lon Nol was succeeded by the radical agree anytime soon on a credible session for the New York invest­ sion for security violations at the unless the buildings are moved. Pat Robertson and Jesse Jack- American, he would be more “ I hope I don’t wear it on my Declaration ends Asian summit revoluntionary, Pol Pot, who renamed the country system for controlling its produc­ ment firm of Shearson Lehman Millstone Nuclear Power Station in The best thing that could happen would be son came to politics from the American than apple pie.” sleeve in the sense of blurring that Waterford, the company an­ Kampuchea and remorsefully began stamping out tion, much less cutting it from Brothers, said the defeat for Iran MANILA, Philippines (AP) - leaders signed a Manila Declara­ Philippines. ministry, of course, and suit’s like line between church and state, but nounced today. for the state Department of Transportation to all vestiges of the past. He accomplished this, with present levels. was "demeaning, verging on President Corazon Aquino ad­ tion condemning Vietnam’s occu­ No major new initiatives came falling off a log. Facing up to the It’s possible there is something ...I know I depend on a greater set the price for taking those two properties gruesome efficiency, by slaughtering one-third of One of the biggest problems is humiliation.” journed the Southeast Asian sum­ pation of Cambodia, reaffirming from the two-day conference of the The security violations were more significant going on. While Iraq. It won’t accept any limits on high enough and the price at which the Robertson challenge, George being and I assume it’s alive One consequence, he said, could mit Tuesday, thanking leaders for the goal of a nuclear weapons-free non-communist Association of Sou­ detected during recent inspections Soviet leaders usually avoid the populace. its output until OPEC gives it a Bush is now discussing his faith, around the world.” be a new campaign by the Iranians their solidarity by attending the region and pledging to intensify theast Asian Nations, the regional conducted by the NRC at Millstone building owner could repurchase the buildings mentioning God in public re­ Another who felt the point of my pen was Libya’s quota equal to Iran’s. Iran won’t while Jack Kemp brought two This includes the Soviet Union, to avenge their diplomatic losses six-nation conference despite ter­ trade and political cooperation. group’s first summit in 10 years. or were reported to the NRC by the low enough so that the owner could afford to aged and ailing King Idris, a fading hero of bygone stand forequality with its war rival. evangelists into his campaign marks, the government is spon­ of course. Last spring, toward the with stepped up military attacks in rorist threats. But they sidestepped the dispute There were no serious incidents utility, according a statement by escapades, surrounded by courtiers chronically The two nations have been at war move them out of the way of the proposed hierarchy. soring a millenium of Christianity end of an Iowa campaign the Persian Gulf. During the closing ceremony, the over U.S. military bases in the of violence reported. NU. distracted with lining their own pockets. He was road. next June to commemorate the question-and-answer session. since 1980. But who would expect Mikhail succeeded by Moamma rGhadafi.a usurper at Although Saudi Arabia supports Gorbachev to be citing God? Kievan prince who marched his Bush told of attending the funeral If that does not happen the town and the gunpoint, boss of a tiny gang of radical army Iraq’s position, many of the non- And on equal terms with the converts to the Dnepr River for a of Leonid Brezhnev and watching state may have to reassess their position and officers, with a bellicose hunger for kindling the Arab OPEC members are strongly Politburo! mass baptism. Optimists hope as Viktoria Brezhnev very pri­ design a less extensive access road. At the Mideast tinderbox. resentful of Iraq’s refusal to make The Soviet leader was asked the “ glasnost” will apply to religious vately made a private sign of the the economic sacrifices they have very minimum some kind of temporary My attacks on the late, vainglorious shah of Iran other day if he regretted that his freedom. cross over her husband’s casket. made. Iraq could sabotage the deal so ruffled his peacock feathers that he canceled an bypass road is needed. Otherwise there will be summit schedule was restricted This naturally appeals to a signed Monday by continuing to In American politics, religion interview with ABC television after learning that I more than six businesses ruined during the to Washington. great many Americans. To quote increase its production. provides a touchy but powerful appeared on its "Good Morning America” show. period when parts of Main Street are under The thinking is that if you're Robertson. "Studies done for us On paper the OPEC agreement theme. The United States is a But the shah was succeeded by the angry, going to visit America, you ought by George Gallup show that 94 construction and customers can not get to secular nation with a deeply implacable Ayatollah Khomeini who fits the label, to see the Grand Canyon, or percent of all Americans believe stores. religious heritage. In zillions of "G reat Satan,” that he likes to pin on others. He is L o n o o n FOG Frontier Days in Cheyenne or the Beyond that, there has to be a way to get in American families, the original in God.” the epitome of evil — a pharisaic demagogue who Election St. Louis arch. You’d want to How many SovietsJ»elieve in and out of the parking lots east of the street. It immigrants were drawn to our unleashes children on the battlefield to detonate the browse the artists’ lofts in SoHo or God and the PolltkOcd? Gorba­ shores partly to enjoy religious land mines and seeks to plunge the world back into may have to be someway less convenient than taste a Coney Island in Detroit. chev didn’t say. freedom — the sort they don’t the dark ages. in Korea 5 the one presently planned. Given half the chance, you would allow in the Soviet Union. I also came under fire from Nicaragua’s late go bird-watching on Cumberland Jonathan Wolman Is ak^istant dictator Anastasio Somoza who, after his Island or sit and chat with the bureau chief for The Associated An American political candi­ overthrow, called a press conference in exile and gets bitter young musicians in Aspen in Press in Washington. date typically wants to be respect­ denounced me by name. Though he gave me more August. ful of religion, awestruck at the credit than I deserve for his fall from power, my In any event, you wouldn’t blow Bv M. H. Ahn power and glory of the Almighty reports helped to undermine his credibility in The Associated Press the whole visit in Washington. OFF and tolerant of others’ belief — Washington. Gorbachev said his all- without coming across as holier Now he has been succeeded by Daniel Ortega, SEOUL, South Korea — Kim Washington summit had “added than thou. An honorary official of who has taken his place at communist Dae-jung, an opposition presiden­ to his stock of information” about Letters to the editor the Kemp campaign, evangelist get-togethers in the Soviet rooting section. By tial candidate, charged today that the United States but added: The Manchester Herald wel­ Tim LaHaye, resigned recently manipulation and infiltration, he stole the his rival, Kim Young-sam, distrib­ On All London Fog Raincoats "W e discussed with the presi­ comes original letters to the uted phony leaflets saying Kim when critics said he had stepped revolution from the Sandinista majority and dent that it would be a good thing to Dae-jung had dropped out of the over the line. editor. imposed Marxism on an unsuspecting people. He have more of an informal visit, to Letters should be brief and to race. made the ousting of the American presence a Kim Dae-jung accused Kim travel around the country... and I LaHaye had called Catholicism the point. They should be typed or revolutionary imperative. As final evidence of his Young-sam of being “ immoral” believe that if the Politburo and neatly handwritten, and, forease "a false religion” because of the true allegiance, he inserted this line in the new and demanded that his rival leave God are well disposed toward me in editing, should be double­ — ANDES.. Rain Resistent cotton-Poly- dominanceof the papacy in Rome, national anthem: "W e must fight against the the race and apologize to the nation. then I might do this without spaced. Letters must be signed and in a book he had blamed the Yankees, the enemies of humanity!” Kim Young-sam’s Reunification ester Shell and Plush 100% putting it off for too long. ’' with name, address and daytime crucifiction of Jesus Christ on the I can claim perhaps one modest success. I Democratic Party rejected the The Politburo and God? telephone number (for verificati­ Jews. His wife, alsoanevangelist, assailed the Philippines’ dictator Ferdinand charge as a sign of panic. acrylic zip out Pile Liner. 38 This is the No. 1 Communist in on). The Herald reserves the The exchange was the most bitter remains with the Kemp Marcos, who hit back at me from Mdlacanang, to date between the two opposition to 46 Reg. 38 to 42 short 40 to iT. 0*7 .jc. I... 1 i: the U.S.S.R. speaking. Members campaign. right to edit letters in the interests ^ < S 1987. by N8A until his unceremonious ouster. I intervened to free of the Soviet Communist Party of brevity, clarity and taste. candidates, and came one day his archrival, Benigno Aquino, from prison, then are generally thought to be Bush, an Episcopalian, says of Address letters to; Open Fo­ before the election will be held. 46 longs.... 5116® ® continued to support him until his martyrdom. "You are looking at a shark that has Just atheists, and resolute atheists at his religious beliefs, ‘ ‘Form e it’s a rum, Manchester Herald. P.O. No clear front-runner has After his widow, Corazon Aquino, succeeded emerged in the race for the nation’s Reg. >148 come from a FEEDING FRENZY!" that. personal thing and I’ve never been Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. — Big Sizes reg. *155 — *124 Marcos. I flew to the Philippines to join in the first democratic presidential elec­ rejoicing. tion in 16 years. The two Kims are I was also the first to report the bizarre locked in a fierce battle with the — WHARTON TOP COAT... shanghaiing of the South Korean dissident, Kim government candidate, Roh Tae- The example of Harvard and Stanford Dae Jung, who was snatched from his exile in woo. Single Breasted 100% wool The opposition was widely ex­ Tokyo, nailed inside a packing crate and hauled place where out of work, upper echelon Democratic pected to win before both Kims There have been periods when Harvard home to South Korea by the military dictatorship. I Top Coat In Camel, Navy, politicians cold find safe haven. entered the race. Opponents of Roh, University has enjoyed better publicity. Granted visited him in Seoul while he was under house a former general with close ties to If the Kennedy School functions as a patronage Charcoal. 38 Reg. to 46 Reg, that the Crimson banner will not flap in gale or arrest and joined in an appeal for his release. Now President Chun Doo-hwan, fear the house for the politically unemployed, it at least he is running for president. 9 storm, America’s foremost place of learning has two Kims will split the opposition doesn’t seem to be peddling a particular 38 to 42 Sh, 40 to 46_LpP lost some of its moral lustre of late. Yet I believe the ruling party’s candidate, Roh vote and allow Roh to win. Nicholas propaganda line. Apparently it can be dismissed as There were the trials of former Harvard Law Tae Woo, is better qualified to lead South Korea. The top three candidates, who tax exempt cronyism, made possible, it would School professor Douglas Ginsberg during the Von Hoffman share the field with two minor Specially priced at U 7 9 seem, by Texas millionaires who in an earlier age candidates, today predicted vic­ short, unhappy week he was President Reagan’s Syphilis and AIDS would have spent large sums of money to buy tory. The winner of Wednesday’s - Big Sizes also *179« Supreme Court nominee. The world learned that Doctors are investigating a possible link between themselves hoky European titles of nobiliy. A election is expected to get about 35 this little goateed man had blown some week AIDS and syphilis, and if they are right, the Harvard affiliation must now pass, in Houston, percent of the vote. during his faculty days when his erstwhile medical establishment may be spending billions of Dallas or Wichita Falls, as an American patent of All military forces and police DARTMOUTH TOP COAT... colleagues at the Law School turned him in to the dollars on misguided research. 'The answer, they nobility. were on emergency alert today to 8 press. Whatever one thinks of Ginsberg, the picture say, may be plain old penicillin. Dr. Stephen Elsewhere it looks as though money is handed guard theelection. Thegovemment (not shown) Double Breasted that emerged of the Harvard Law School faculty Caiazza, a private physician in New York, suspects over less for the ego than for ideological reasons. says communist North Korea and was of a collection of dweeps and nerds, so Jealous negotiations to make a rich Texas couple "officers that syphilis, which is known to break down domestic leftist radicals will use 100% wool topcoat. Navy and Stanford University, sometimes called “ the that Ginsberg had been preferred over them, that of the University,” a title ordinarily held by certain victims’ immune systems, may be the cause or violence to disrupt voting. Harvard of the West,” has its Hoover Institute, a they decided to do him in. professors and administrators. From the contributor to AIDS. The number of people with Charcoal 38 to 46 Reg, 40 to place packed with rightwing academics who earn There is widespread concern that When Ginsberg had been appointed a federal newspaper accounts, it appears that this deal was both diseases has only recently been noticed. a government victory would trigger their keep cranking out reactionary think pieces circuit court judge last year, they keep quiet about framed up after Joanne W. Eaton Dickinson, the Last year, Caiazza began treating his New York violent opposition protests. Opposi­ 46 Long. $ 1 f t C | 9 0 for the nation’s op ed pages. The uniformity of Doug bogarting joints at faculty parties. A seat on fem ale part of this donating duo. had inquired as to AIDS patients with penicillin as if they had tion leaders have said the govern­ Specially priced at X O w what might be the most prestigious title Harvard opinion coming out of the Hoover Institute robs the ment cannot win a democratic 7 the Washington, D.C. circuit isn’t chopped liver syphilis. And they are getting better. It’s too early place of a claim to being a free marketplace of either, but it isn’t the Supreme Court and it was the had for sale. to draw conclusions, but Caiazza isencouraged. election and that they would not ideas. Only one product with one brand name gets thought of Ginsberg on the top most court which, After the publicity the Dean most responsible for accept Roh as president. traded at the Hoover Institute. evidently, was too much for these men. this little auction scuttled down his sand hole and “ I have always suspected Kim At the University of Rochester, the home of Perhaps theik motives were disinterested but to the deal was killed. What Is not resolved is whether Young-sam might lack principles Eastman Kodak, they don’t worry about ideas or the world it made members of the Harvard law or not there are other deals at the John F. Kennedy iHaurliPstpr Hrralft and morality,” Kim Dae-jung told a ideology. There the demarcation line is corporate news conference today. school look like envious, petty people, professors School or elsewhere at Harvard which the Crimson affiliation. Several months ago, after Kodak Founded In 1881 AND wito may have their citations down cold but who wasn’t able to expose and which have gone "It was the most shameful act,” discovered a Japanese student in the business come across as morally mediocre careerists. We through, unnoted and unpublicized. The gossip on PENNY M SIEFFEHT...... PuMMwr he said the alleged leaflet distribu­ Kennedy School has long since had it down as a school was associated with Fuji films, the QEORQE T CHAPPELL...... Editor tion. “ No other presidential candi­ sunk down many feet from the dedicated DOUQLAS A. BEVINS...... Exacutive Editor place in which people were hired because of their University was ordered to dump him, throw him date in Korean history has ever professionals depicted in The Paper Chase TV MARIE P O RADV...... CHy Editor done such thing... It was absolutely political connections. For sometime it was out the door. The Univesity obliged. ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... AMOelata Editor serial. a malicious act, an immoral act.” regarded as a sheltering place for key personnel in Rochester is a provincial backwater, but Hard on the heelsff that performance the DENISE A ROBERTS...... Advartlaing DItactor the next Kennedy administration. Harvard hnd Stanford are not. With the example Kim Dae-jung said the leaflets 903 Main St., Downtown Manchester Open Wed., Thur.,Frl. till 9, Sun 12 to 5 Harvard Crimson, the undergraduate schools MARKF ABRAITI8 ...... Bualnaaa Managar would not hurt his chances of newspaper, broke a story that in exchange for a Once it became clear that a second Kennedy they set, it is not surprising lesser colleges and SHELDON COHEN ...... Compoalng M a n ^ universities have trouble seeing what’s wrong with ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... PraairMm Managar winning. He said the leaflets were promise of a gift of a half a million dollars, the John administration was about as likely as a second handed out in the countryside, but paying for their football players. JEANNE G FROMERTH...... , Circulation Managar, F. Kennedy School of Government had entered into Stuart Restoration, the school began to be seen as a did not say where. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tueaday. Dec. 15.1H7 - 1

S - MANCHESTER HERALD; Til^esdav. Dec. 15, 1987 FOCUS BUSINESS American Brands Chairman’s office Dormitory life Avoiding expense protects itself is being invaded

worries readers account probiems By John Cunniff they have comniitted their lives to The Afsocloted Preit the company, are responsible for its DEAR from takeovers day-to-day operations, understand ABBY: You told An executive NEW YORK - In most large U.S. It more intimately, helped it grow to GREENWICH (AP) — American “ attempts to gain control through “ Upset Parent,’ on a business companies you do not consider its current large size, and take all Brands Inc.’s directors has taken open market purchases.” who objected to trip to Denver entering the chairman’s office the heat. steps to strengthen the company’s They also permit stockholders to the lack of Dear Abby took an unsche­ without being beckoned. That goes Moreover, they say, communi­ ability to resist unwanted takMver vote to redeem the rights in moral supervi­ duled side trip to for most officers, directors and, ties and employees also have a say bids, the company announced. sion at college; Abigail Van Buren Aspen’s ski re­ S y lv ia connection with fair cash offers for most certainly, for common in corporate life that might equal or In authorizing the redemption of “ When a grown sorts. He made all the company’s shares, he said. shareholders. conceivably transcend that of “ In this nnanner, the new rights child goes off to some phone Porter existing shareholders’ rights, the That caveat seems not to apply to shareholders. college, parents calls from company’s board of directors de­ meet the board’s desire to provide Carl Icahn, or if it does, it is a An aspect of this argument is that cannot expect Aspen, charging c la r e a distribution of one share better protection against abusive warning he chooses to ignore. shareholders need demonstrate no the authorities them on his preferred purchase right for each takeover tactics,” Alley said. Dealing directly with the chair­ commitment to the company, being there to assume company credit outstanding share of common The program includes a 10 men of Texaco Inc. and Pennzoil free to sell out whenever they stock. guardianship of their children's tered to remain overnight in rooms card. When the million share repurchase program Co., shareholder Icahn seeks to please. In fact, shareholders might sexual behavior.” or hallways. A university dormi­ discrepancy was picked up by the driving too fast on a business trip. The new rights became effective announced earlier this month, compel them to sign a multibillion- not even have the company’s Abby. the college authorities tory should be run at least on the auditing department, the execu­ Would your company reimburse on Monday, the company said in a investment of mroe than $1 billion dollar treaty that neither company interest at heaa^. have a responsibiiity to provide level of a reputable hotel — not a hot tive’s expenses were disallowed — you? (Probably not.) statement. in acquisitions in 1987 and divest­ has been especially enthusiastic The extren poi this argument is living quarters that are free of sheet place in the red-light district. and he found himself in serious • While on a trip, you phone your “ The new rights are designed to ments of holdings with annual sales about accepting. that shareholders are a necessary drugs, alcohol and a brothel APPALLED. NORMAN. OKLA. trouble. spouse and children. Will you be assure that all of American totaling $1,3 billion. If Icahn succeeds, he will have burden, and an especially onerous atmosphere. DEAR ABBY; We sent eight A salesman needed his auto’s reimbursed for the toll call? Brands’s stockholders receive fair Each light will entitle a share­ accomplished a rarity at a high one when they try to get involved. holder to to buy one one-hundredth Every generation of college ad­ children to college over the last 24 carburetor repaired. He arranged (Usually.) and equitable treatment in the level of corporate life — overriding Many a chairman or president of a share of a new series of ministrators has probably found years, and I have witnessed an to pay the garage mechanic $10 a • You’re entitled to take a cab event of any proposed takeover of the wishes of the top executive and will admit openly to getting a preferred stock at an exercise enforcing dormitory rules a head­ unbelievable change In the so- week, meanwhile billing his em­ across town. You walk or take a bus the company and to guard against reasserting the claim o f . share­ headache the night before the value of $105. The rights can only be ache, but the current generation is called house rules. Underage drink­ ployer $10 a week for fictitious car instead. Can you “ Pocket” the partial tender offers with other holders to ownership of the annual shareholders meeting, exercised if a person or group E the first to "turn the zoo over to the ing. partying, sex, pot and drugs washes. He was caught when his unspent cab fare? (Most employers abusive tactics to gain control of corporation. which may be considered a waste of E acquires at least 10 percent of animals.” Our young people are have become so common and company noticed he was sup­ frown on this.) American Brands without paying That ownership, while techni­ time. Most significant business is American Brands common stock or being exposed to sexual stimulation “ acceptable” they are seldom posedly getting his car washed at If you’re a new employee, try to all stockholders a control pre­ cally belonging to those who buy done before the meeting; the voices annoucnes a tender offer that would at an age when their hormones need cause for disciplinary action. Abby. home at the same time he was learn the unwritten rules. Ask your mium,” the statement said. shares in the company, is not that are heard at the meeting itself no nudging. Why should we make it please make some surprise Inspec­ driving across the country on supervisor, your colleagues or your Company spokesman Daniel Con- result in 10 percent or more of the always as clear-cut as it might repiesent an Infinitesmal percen­ common stock. easy for them? tions of some college dorms. You business. auditing department; How expen­ fortl said he would not comment on seem. And the exercise of that tage of votes. If the company is acquired in a Look into the matter. You will be will be surprised. Another executive went to a sive a restaurant or hotel can I stay whether the move was a response to ownership is an event as rare as a Against this backdrop, the inter­ merger or othe rbusiness combina­ shocked by what is going on in 95 FATHER OF EIGHT conference in Atlanta, but made a in? What kind of carcanIrent?Can word of any attempt to acquire the solar eclipse. ference of shareholder Carl Icahn tion, each right will entitle its percent of our colleges. Men and DEAR ABBY; I agree with side trip to visit Disney World in I fly first-class? What about Incid­ tobacco, distilled spirits, financial One of the main reasons for this is in the affairs of Texaco and holder to buy a number of the women live on the same floor, share “ Upset Parent" concerning the Orlando, Fla. He phoned his boss, entals on trips — laundry and dry and office products business. the fragmentation of ownership in Pennzoil, each of which has had a C acquiring company’s common Company Chairman William J. C the same bathrooms and showers; free and open sexuality In college claiming he was still at the Atlanta cleaning, hiring a temporary secre­ large companies. Texaco, for ex­ tradition of doing things manage­ shares having a market value of they are openly sleeping together, dorms. I believe college authorities hotel. His boss heard children’s tary, drinks while on an airplane? Alley said the new rights streng­ ample, has more than 240 million ment’s way, must come as a twice the right’s exercise price. and nobody blinks an eye! should take some steps to control laughter in the background. Suspi­ There’s another good way to then American brands against shares outstanding, which means terrible shock. that few individuals are likely to ANOTHER UPSET PARENT immorality in the dorms. cious, he immediately phoned the avoid trouble. “ Receipt every­ AP photo With Texaco and Pennzoil stuck gain more than a tiny fraction. First, they should eliminate coed Atlanta hotel — and learned that thing,” advises Paul G. Gavejian, in a negotiating stalemate—after a MAKING GOOD BREAD — John Milite, left, and his son, also Shareholders could unite, of DEAR PARENT: After reading dorms. I strongly object to your the executive had checked out. The manager of special services for the CRASH BAG HOLDERS - TRW technician Michaei Texas court awarded Pennzoil a John, prepare their old-style Italian bread in their course, but this, too, is rare in the mail this week, I feel more like statement that “ If young adults are man was fired. Executive Compensation Service in More interest due DeStefanis examines a row of cyiindricaily-shaped $10.3 billion judgment against Tex­ corporate life. Most are independ­ Rip Van Winkle than Abigail Van inclined to fool around, they will Waterbury bakery. The younger Milite wears a mask Even If employees are not fired Fort Lee, N.J. While your employer aco — shareholder Icahn Joined perforated metai containers that hoid deflated automo­ ent. To obtain his position of power Buren. I confess I was not aware find a way to do it on their lunch because he is allergic to flour dust. for cheating on expense accounts, may not require receipts for Texaco creditors to offer a resolu­ in Texaco, Icahn had to buy 12 that the situation is exactly as you hour” their careers at the companies may expenses below $25 (because the bile air bags at the company’s Romeo, Mich., plant. All tion from outside. described it in all but a very few If young men were kept out of suddenly be at a dead-end, reports Internal Revenue Service doesn’t ), on certificate? 1990 model cars will be required to have air bags or percent of the company, a feat few colleges in our lovely liberal land. young ladies’ quarters and vice David North of Chicago, an execu­ be ready to produce them — In case passive seat belt systems. people could accomplish. Read on; versa. It would certainly help to Old-fashioned bread tive recruiter and personnel consul­ you’re ever questioned. Keep a Even institutions, such as mutual Handicap parking correct this situation. small notebook, and every working funds and pension funds, seldom tant. “ Some companies test their QUESTION: I DEAR ABBY; I live in a How did we ever get into this day write down where you’ve been own more than a tiny percentage of study Is sought employees by means of their put $48,767.50 university town and I frequently mess, and where will it end? expense accounts,” adds William and whom you have seen. any one company, restrained in wins loyal customers into a two-year Texaco and Pennzoil visit other universities as a HARRISBURG PARENT George Harkey, a management Avoid careless errors In arith­ part by regulatory limitations and WASHINGTON (AP) - A go­ certificate of speaker. I am usually housed in the DEAR PARENT; We got into this expert, in his book, “ The Expense metic. If they escape your superior, the desire to diversify, but also by vernment study is calling for deposit with a 10 Investors* women's dorm. There is no secur­ mess when the rules were so Account’ ’ (1968, Northwood). and the auditing department spots the magnitude of the task. development of a model state law percent interest ity. I have gone to the ladies' consistently ignored they might as for Waterbury^ baker “ They think that the way an them, your boss may blame you for closer to settlement Moreover, even though they are that would include uniform desig­ rate. At the end Guide bathroom at midnight and found well not even have existed. And it employee takes care of the com­ losing face. major shareholders, few institu­ nations for the cars of handicapped of the two years, men and women showering there — will end when enough students and pany money on his expense account Don’t appear as if you’re out to William A. Doyle NEW YORK (AP) - Efforts to Harper declined to discuss specif­ tions until recent years attempted people so disabled motorists aren’t By Brent Laymon in the loving care the Milites say the bank paid together! Reputable hotels do not parents get that message to the shows how he’ll handle the com­ collect as much as you can. An end the multibillion-dollar legal ics, indicating that Pennzoil’s goal to involve themselves in a com­ unfairly ticketed when they park The Associated Press their dough gets before baking. me $9,753.50 permit visitors who are not regis- college authorities. pany money if he has a position of expense account shouldn’t be war between Texaco Inc. and was a proposal that would also pany’s affairs, preferring instead out of state. Larger bakeries use machines interest. WATERBURY - In an age of to knead the dough and cut it into greater responsibility.” loaded with relatively small ex­ Pennzoil Co. picked up support as a Include Texaco management. to sell their shares if they disap­ A report released today by the According to b proved of management. Federal Highway Administration Still, employers are not always penses (haircuts, shoeshines, news­ RI . committee representing 'Texaco’s advertising hype and hard sell, loaves. Such treatment my calculation, He and O’Dea said Texaco blameless. Not many companies papers and mhgazines, office supp­ creditors agreed on a proposed $3.1 That has changed a bit. In the found that citations are issued when John Milite doesn’t lift a finger “ smashes the (life) out of it,” the first year’s interest was QUESTION: My husband and I attorneys, informed of the agree­ to hawk the bread that’s made the younger Milite mumbled spell out the rules in detail — and lies, tips to bartenders, and so billion cash settlement. ments worked out Monday, ob­ past few years institutions have a state does not honor another $4,876.75. Adding that to the are elderly and own some stocks, state’s identification or police do Surgery found ^ him a culinary legend in western from behind his mask. there are many gray areas. For forth). Pennzoil and a Texaco share­ jected to some elements, but made combined their shareholder power $48,767.50 made the principal which fell about 12 percent in the Connecticut. instance; Don’t be too clever. Don’t charge holders group proposed the settle­ to influence the actions of corpora­ not recognize the handicapped. So the Milites punch, cut and $53,644.25. At 10 percent, the October “ crash.” Most of our no effort to negotiate. • You become ill while on a your employer for transportation ment liast week as part of a plan to tions, including General Mottfl^ designation of another state. Vet grocers and restaurant weigh each loaf by hand at two interest for the second year should money — about $100,000 — is in “ They just said ’Good-bye,” ’ business trip and visit an emer­ when you come to work on wee­ get Texaco out of bankruptcy court. Corp. But even now, they rarely “ Even though their vehicles are owners drive from as far as enormous wooden tables that have been $5,364.43 —- making the savings accounts and certificates of O’Dea said. the real problem Litchfield and New Haven 25 dominate the bakery’s dimly lit gency room. Can you put the kends, or depreciate the luggage After negotiations, the creditors take controversial stands. properly identified, handicapped tptal interest for the two years deposit at savings and loan associa­ medical cost on your expense you take on business trips, or group agreed Monday to be in­ At its White Plains, N.Y., head­ The practical fact of the matter is persons experience uncertainty miles away for their daily inner-sanctum. $10,241.18. tions. We live comfortably on the accent? (Few companies permit submit a bill for the annual cost of a volved in the settlement, but quarters, Texaco later issued a that “ ownership,” broadly defined, once they leave their individual D E A R DR. rations of the golden, chewy The younger Milite gets to the Didn’t the bank shortchange me interest and our Social Security this.) charge card — unless you definitely representatives of the three sides statement saying it was “ continu­ is not as clear as it might seem. states,” the study said. GOTT; Since loaves. bakery about midnight each day on interest due? benefits. Asked why they bother when and his father saunters in about 5 • You’re chatting with a col­ know such expenses are allowed. said more taiks would be necessary ing to consider whether to file a Shareholders do have financial The agency agreed with a legisla­ 5 1985 I ’ve had ab­ A friend, who has most of her reorganization plan of its own that tive call to develop a model state league about business matters. Above all, don’t follow the un­ power, but many executives main­ 5 before a final accord on Texaco’s dominal pain, other bakers deliver, Milite a.m. ANSWER: Not if you had a money in two banks, said. “ If Lunch time comes. You go out fora scrupulous examples listed at the bankruptcy reorganization. it beli ves will be in the best interests tain that responsibility, which is law that would include uniform chronic diar­ Dr. Gott Bakery’s loyal customers, who The son starts by retrieving “ simple Interest” CD. With that something happened, you couldn’t bite, continuing to discuss busihess. beginning of this column. U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge of the Texaco shareholders.” theirs, counts as well. vehicle designations and reciproc­ rhea. gas and also include most of the large unbaked loaves made the pre­ kind of arrangement, each year’s get your money out of a SftL for Peter Gott, M.D. Can you bill your company for Take your expense account very Howard Schwartzberg said last Final approval of any proposal They contend, for example, that ity among the states. other classic supermarkets in the Waterbury vious day from the freezer and interest is paid only on the CD’s seven years.” lunch? (Maybe. As many compan­ seriously. Your employerdoes. The week that if the three sides agreed would be achieved with a favorable symptoms of ir­ area, seem dumbfounded by the mixing a fresh batch of dough. original amount. Interest Is not Isn’t money in S&Ls with FSLIC ies don’t permit it as do.) Internal Revenue Service does. on a plan to settle the dispute and vote by two-thirds of the shares, but ritable bowel question. added to principal to earn more coverage just as safe as money in • You get a traffic ticket while Your career may depend on it. filed It with the court, he would hold Schwartzberg has authority to MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL syndrome. Med­ “ It’s the best around. Anybody ONE HUNDRED pound bags interest. There is no.compounding banks with FDIC coverage? a hearing, then put it to a vote by all impose the plan without that icines didn’t will tell you that,” said Michael of flour go into a 50-year-old in a simple interest situation. Texaco shareholders. approval. help. Finally, Longo, owner of Brookside mixer that’s big enough to make Assuming you had a simple ANSWER: Of course it is. Your Wilbur Ross,.financial adviser to during an upper- Gardens market in Woodbridge. up a batch of concrete, along interest CD. you were entitled to friend didn’t know what she was Texaco filed for protection from WILL BE CLOSING ITS CAFETERIA TO the shareholders committee, said GI series, the radiologist disco­ should not be assumed to have ” It’s all I carry.” with the water, salt and yeast. Flag and fireworks receive $4,876.75 interest — 10 talking about. Next time you see creditors under Chapter 11 of the he was “ very optimistic” a three- vered a tumor In the wall of my irritable bowel syndrome until Dale Puckett, owner of the The mixture is emptied into two, percent of Hie $48,676.50 you put in her, ask where she got that federal bankruptcy code last April THE PUBLIC ON way plan would be filed. Dennis stomach. When surgery was per­ other conditions have been ruled Litchfield Food Co., a gourmet 70O-pound troughs where it is — for each year of the CD’s term. absolutely incorrect information. to avoid having to post a potentially O’Dea, an attorney for the group, formed. my stomach was found to out. I do not know why you had a shop, employs his own bread allowed to rise while more dough That made the total interest for the Both FSLIC and FDIC have been ruinous security bond equal to the said he expected the necessary THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 17 be filled with polyps. I had three-year delay in diagnosis. Most baker but still heads south is mixed. After it’s risen, the last item for year two years $9,753.50. prompt in paying off insured $10.3 billion damage judgment held documents to be ready within Menetrier's disease and had to competent doctors would automati­ several times a week from dough is punched down by hand Your calculation would be cor­ accounts when S&Ls and banks against it by Pennzoil. “ days — not weeks.” have a "new " stomach made out of cally order endoscopy ( a test to . upscale Litchfield to blue-collar and allowed to rise again. rect if interest on that CD was have failed. In most cases, pay­ Pennzoil spokesman Robert Texaco had to post the bond to BECAUSE OF A HOSPITAL EVENT. my jejunum. examine the stomach lining) or an Waterbury and Milite’s. Finally, the bakers cut into the F I reworks- compounded annually. In thatcase. ments have commenced the very Harper was more cautious. appeal the judgment stemming I'm fine now and am writing to upper-gastrointestinal X-ray in any John Casadei, a Hartford trough and pull a huge, clammy Over-the-Flag the $4,876.75 Interest your money next business day. “ There are a number of issues from a Houston jury’s decision in THERE WILL BE NO SENIOR MEAL PROGRAM encourage your readers who have patient who experienced continuing stockbroker who owns the Vil­ glob onto the work table, where issued as a boo­ e a m ^ during the first year would that still need to be worked out 1985 that the oil giant had interfered IBS to insist that their doctors look symptoms such as yours. lage Restaurant in Litchfield, they cut and weigh loaf-size klet on Nov. 30, have been added to the CD’s William A. Doyle, a syndicated THAT EVENING. before all parties can ... support in a merger between Pennzoil and further If their symptoms don’t Because of your interest in this has been making the trip to hunks. turns out to be Coflectors’ principal and. at 10 percent inter­ columnist, welcomes written ques­ this proposal,” Harper said from Getty Oil Co. so it could acquire WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. respond to medicine. subject. I ’m sending you a free copy Milite’s for eight years. He The only other concession to the last item tions, but he can provide answers est, would have earned exactly the Pennzoil’s Houston headquarters. Getty itself. of my Health Report on irritable sometimes treats his colleagues automation is a small conveyor from the USPS Corner only through the column. Write to amount you figured. “ In fact, the proposal, as it now Texaco on Monday reiterated its DEAR READER; Menetrier’s bowel. Other readers who want in Hartford to a couple 98-cent belt topped at one end by a length for 1987. (The Doyle In care of the Manchester Russ MacKendrick exists, we feel is far from determination to carry the case to MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL disease is giant hypertrophic gas­ some general information on IBS loaves. of chicken wire. The hunks of Christmas Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester “ They fight over it,” Casadei dough are thrown onto the stamps ap­ 06040. adequate.” the U.S. Supreme Court. tritis, a disease in which large should send $1 and their name and QUESTION; We are a couple in lumpy folds of tissue cover the wall address to P.O. Box 91369, Cleve­ said as he ran in to grab his conveyer belt and as they are peared in cardboard box full of warm squeezed under the chicken October.) our late 50s facing a number of bills. of the stomach. It causes nausea, land. OH 44101-3369. Be sure to We also have $20,000 savings, which vomiting, loss of appetite and loaves one recent morning. wire, are gently rolled into the If it looks fa­ mention the title. is more than enough to pay off the abdominal pain. To my knowledge, “ They have never had any hot-dog shape of an Italian loaf. miliar, it should, bills. We had considered consolidat­ the disorder is not associated with better bread. They tell me that Four to six loaves are then as the same stamp in sheet form On Jan. 10 will come a Winter ing our bills into one loan. Then we polyps (tumor-like growths); itcan all the time.” placed on wooden trays in the was released last May (Scott No. Olympics 22-cent commemorative DEAR DR. GOTTr My husband read the column in which you often be treated with drugs, such as proofing room, where they are 2276). In a kind of desperation move to be released at Anchorage, has been a heavy drinker for 30 advised payiiw off debts — even Tagamet, to reduce gastric secre­ MILITE, A SHORT, round allowed to rise again. a g c ^ Iy dollop of the sheets were Alaska. We, at K-B Automotive wish the Willis years. Aside from worrying about mortgages — (f the interest on them I tions. Surgery is rarely necessary. man whose salt-and-pepperhair converted into booklets and The real philatelic binge for the Bob’s his physical health, I worry about Is higher than the earnings received Your point is well-taken: Pa­ is colored as much by flour dust BY 2 A.M., THE bakers are reissued in response to a clamoring month will be on the 26th — a joint Family the very best in the future. his mental health. When he drinks, on savings and other investments. tients with digestive symptoms as by age, is evasive about what ready to put the first loaves of of customers. issue with Australia. The stamps 9 he repeats himself, asks the same It is, in our case. question repeatedly, forgets things makes his product special the day into the 30-year-old, Dedicated collectors can look for will be square, each with a koala “Extended’ 9 Our income is steady, with no he tells people and things people tell enough to inspire such white-porcelain oven that occu­ at least 10 selvage varieties to show bear and bald eagle whooping it up. adulation. pies one wail of the room. up on the booklet panes. This “ cartoon” will be the same for foreseeable change soon. Our him. Will these lapses of memory month-to-month budget would bal­ The Willis Family always treated the Thoughts continue when he is sober? “ How can I explain it?” the Just before the bread goes into It may come as a surprise to hear each country, but ours will say Holiday Hours 61-year-old baker said, sitting in the 400-degree oven, they slice that nowadays booklets account for “ Happy Bicentennial Australia,” ance if our debt Is consolidated and an outer office that is in such into the top of each loaf with a 25 percent of first-class stamp and theirs will say “ Happy Bicente­ extended. It’s not easy to accumu­ independent garage owners with DEAR READER: Alcohol poi­ late savings. Would you still advise “ From this day all generations sons the brain. The mental changes disarray that it looks like he’s razor blade — perhaps the most production and sheets only 24 nary... Joint stamp issue with the paying off debts? professionalism and courtesy. To their will call me blessed, for the in alcoholics are well-documented moving out, lock, stock and crucial part of the whole opera­ percent. The upset winner is the coil USA.” M on .-S at. 9-9 Almighty has done great things for mixer. “ You just have to know tion. The cut allows gases to form with 51 percent of the total. According to Linn’s the Aussie in medical studies and consist, in ANSWER: Yes, indeed. By pay­ customers, they always gave the personal 8 me and holy is his name” large part, of changes we ordinarily what you’re doing.” escape from the dough. There is a coll error kicking version will be available at our ing off your debts, you’ll save the 8 The family bakery has been Milite’s Bakery turns out around in the rear hinterlands. A Philatelic Sales Division. They are associate with senility. Thus, for­ difference between the higher Mary knew just how important getfulness, emotional instability hidden away in the same dilapi­ about 14,000 loaves a week. The Massachusetts collector showed up marked 37 cents but they may Sunday 10-6 and caring attention they deserved. interest rate you are paying and the her choice was. She knew that to and “ crazy thinking” (such as dated apartment bouse in Wa­ elder Milite says he turns down at the recent M ANPHIL with a roll adjust for currency differences. lower Interest you are receiving on bear this Child would mean that her delusions and paranoia) are part of terbury for 54 years, marked new customers every day be­ of 50 Flag-Over-the-White-House The Australian dollar Is equivalent your savings. name would always be remem­ chronic alcoholism. only by a street number taped in cause he and his son just can’t only partially perforated. After to 69 cents U.S. bered, that she would be called As a general rule, once an the front window. bake any more. getting the scoop from the dealers After you get out from under that K-B Automotive wishes to extend an open blessed forever after. But she also alcoholic has been detoxified (re­ Milite learned professional The bakery employs four at the show he eventually sold the debt load, you’ll have extra cash for understood clearly that it was not moved from alcohol under medical bread baking from his Sicilian other people, including a nephew prize to an error specialist for a cool the simple reason you no longer will door to the Willis Garage customers and will father, Giacomo, and passed the who bags the bread and two Cinema 7 her personal achievement that was supervision) many of these mental hundred. have to send In money to pay those 7 doing this. Mary was not bragging, changes disappear. However, ye­ art down to his own son, another drivers who deliver bread to Looking ahead to the new year we bills. From that point on, you should offer the same high standards they have but praising the power of God. It ars of heavy drinking will take its John. The younger Milite is customers in Waterbury and see the Georgia Statehood com­ hove no budget problems at all. was God’s action that was to bring toll; the defects in cognitive brain allergic to flour dust and wears a nearby towns. memorative coming up on January ■AST HARTFORD Most families don’t find it “ easy” B'S become accustomed to. surgical mask 14 hours a day to But only Milite and his son second at Atlanta. It is the fourth ■ottwosR FUR A Clnanw — Roby Jesus into the world in concert with function can persist. Nonetheless, Boom (PO) 7;1S. to save. Some have to be “ forced” Mary’s consent, and Mary knew the degree of disability will cer­ keep from breaking out in hives. know the secret of the bread and stamp ip the State Bicentennial set Fssr RIciMrR's Fob A ClMnw— Baby to save by meeting monthly com­ that. tainly be less if an alcoholic stops Milite’s bread contains no­ do the actual baking. When they of 13. The picture ip Linn’s Stamp Boom (FO) 7:30, *:30. mitments. Many simply meet ex­ thing but flour, water, salt and go on vacation once a year in Showcoso ClM m M 1-9 — Throw STORES We often are ready to take all the drinking. News shows a weatherbeaten tree Momma From thoTrain (R) 12;1S,2;S0, penses and never put money aside. credit for our virtue, and we forget Most doctors are familiar with yeast. Many other bakeries use July, the bakery shuts down for in front of a nilaty city skyline. The 9, 7:80, 10. — Nuts (R) 12:30, 3:50, S;10, However, If you con find the additives such as bromide and three weeks. One uninitiated tree is said to be an oak and how do 7:40, 10:05. — Pianos, Trains and that It Is only the grace of God that the spectacular mental improve­ money from your Income to make Middletown Enfield Hamden fungal enzymes that give their customer panicked last summer they dare? Connecticut is supposed Automobllss (R) 12:20, 3:15, 4:10,7:30, Sincerely, makes our goodness possible. With ments in alcoholics who kick the 9:30. — Fatal Attraction (R) 12, 2:20, steady payments on yourdebts, you bread an artificial freshness, cj and thought the bakery had gone to have a lock on this type of tree our consent, the goodness of God habit and remain sober. Of course, 4:40, 7:15, 9:45. — Empirt of tho Sun should be able to put cash Into comes Into the world through us. Puckett said. out of business. with their Charter Oak Tercente­ (PO) 1,4,7:10,10:10.— ■fhroo mtn and o Ken, Mary and Steve non-drinkers may also show signs Baby (PO ) 12:10,2:25,4:49,7:25,9:40.— savings after paying off your debts but that doesn’t mean that we are “ It’s a matter of pride,” Milite nary commem in 1935 (Scott no. of senility as they age. Therefore, Wall Stroot (R ) 13,2:25,4:50,7:30,10:10. in one fell swoop. responsible for it. The glory is, stopping drinking is not a cure-all; BUT THERE ARE other bak­ said. “ You just don’t want to 772). — Tho Running Man (R) 13:55,3, 5:05, K-B Automotive always, to God. ers who use only "basic ingre­ show anybody else. My father And to top it off a Connecticut 7:50, 10:05. — Flowtrs In tho Attic Do that "and your savings will it just makes things better. Al­ (PO-13) 12:20,3:20,4:20,7:55. 311 Broad Street, Manchester, CT though your husband may show dients” without achieving Mi­ gave it to me and I give it to my Statehood stamp is slated for the grow again. All you really have to The Rev. Anne Wrider memory lapses when he is sober, he lite’s hard crust and chewey son. It’s one of those family ninth. No design showing yet but the MANCHRSTRR ^ do is regiment yourselves to save on inside. So perhaps the secret lies deals.” UA moottrs Rost — Dirty Dancing St. Mary’s Episcopal Church will experience less impairment if place of issue will be Hartford, (PO-13) 7:19,9:30. — Baby Boom IPO) a steady basis. Manchester he gives up alcohol altogether. probably at the Old State House. 7,9:40. — Hollo Agoln PO) 7:20,9:20. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tunwlav. Dec. 15.1987 - 11 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuegdav. Dec. 15. 1987 Obitnaries G ary H art tQ re e n te r SPORTS Irving Prwitice 2046. presidential race 'Vi, ■ w/ r She is survived by two daughters, Irving Prentice. 74, of 55 Theresa Mrs. Donald (Vivian) Wiley of Contlnned from page 1 candidates leading in survey* in Road, died Monday evening at Manchester and Mrs. Richard New Hampshire and Iowa, the site honne. He was the husbnad of Ena (Carol) Lee of Andover; two Friday is the first, followied by a of a critical early caucus test. 49ers aiming (Hooks) Prentice. sisters, .Bertha Beliveau of Ho­ handful of large states, including There have been many rumors Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main lyoke, Mass., and Simone Bella Isle Massachusetts (109 delegates) and since May that Hart would get back St., has charge of arrangements o f Fairview, Mass.; five grand­ into the race, and several groups which are incomplete. Texas (198) delegates on Jaq. 4, children; and five great­ Florida (146 delegates) on Jan. 5 have begun draft-Hart efforts. grandchildren. and Illinois (187 delegates) on Jan. Hart apparently met with former Mary Chapman The funeral is Friday at 10 a.m. at IS. backers before his Bangor, Maine, for shot in speech, and one of his hosts, Mary (Thain) Chapman, 99, of the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 The former senator dared repor­ Rosemary Baldacci, said today 333 Bidwell St., died Sunday at a Main St. Burial will be in East ters to "put a tail on me,” and the that he talked about "the pros and local convalescent home. She was O m etery. Calling hours are Thurs­ Miami Herald did just that, putting cons” of re-enteiing the race. the widow of William P. Chapman. day from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. his Washington townhouse under "Gary didn’t come right out and Bom March 10,1888, in Aberdeen, Memorial donations may be surveillance one weekend in May made to the Visiting Nurse and and uncovering Hart’s involvement say yes," she recalled. "H e was Super Bowi Scotland, she was a Manchester still contemplating and thinking resident since 1971. Home Care of Manchester, 397 with the 29-year-old Rice. about it seriously.” She Is survived by a daughter, Porter St., Manchester 06040. His campaign rapidly crumbled Mary E. Auld of Manchester; three under intense media scrutiny, and a Bv Eric Prewitt embarrassed. I know I ’m embar­ The Associated Press grandchildren; and seven great­ Lee Tamaren defiant Hart quit the race on May 8. rassed. We did things that made us grandchildren. He has repeatedly denied he look silly out there,” Chicago A private graveside service is Lee (Yules) Tamaren, of Hart­ would rejoin the Democratic race, SAN FRANCISCO - When Joe comerback Vestee Jackson said. Wednesday in the Mount Hope ford, widow of Bernard Tamaren, including as recently as last week. Montana left the field with a leg Young ran 18 yards to Chicago’s Cemetery in Hastings-On-Hudson. died Monday at a local conva- “ We have been through an injury after seven minutes of play 1-yard line on his first play, and he N.Y. There are no calling hours. lescnet home. She was the sister of extraordinary year; it’s not one I and Steve Young replaced him, the broke the scoreless tie two plays Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Atty. Herman Yules and Esther would ever want to repeat in a San Francisco 49ers found them­ later with a touchdown pass to Rice. St., has charge of arrangements. Yules, both of Manchester lifetime. I took myself out of the selves without a clear-cut quarter­ The TD catch by Rice gave the Besides her brother and sister, race In May and I haven’t re­ back advantage over the Chicago third-year pro a share of one N FL - she is survived by a son, Hugh entered It,” he said in Maine. Bears. record, with scoring receptions in Monette A. Johnson Yules Tamaren of Hartford; and Hart’s former New Hampshire Monday night’s NFL game was 11 consecutive games, and he later Monette A. Johnson, 88, formlery another brother. Dr. Alvan A. Yules campaign director, Suran Cale- still scoreless and had become a raised his season total of TD of Mayfair Gardens, North Main of San Jose, Calif. gari, said another former Hart matchup of No. 2 passers. Young catches to 18, tying the NFL mark E Street, widowofEmestR. Johnson, The funeral is Wednesday at 1 ‘ staffer. Sue Clasey, called her and the Bears’ Mike Tomezak. Mark Clayton of Miami set in 1984. died this morning at Manchester p.m, at Temple Beth Sholom Monday night with word that Hart But it turned out to be a 41-0 "W e knew that they liked to blitz Memorial Hospital. Memorial Park. Weinstein Mortu­ and his wife, Lee, would be in mismatch with Young hitting the a lot and we could do certain things E She was bom in Canada, March ary, 640 Farmington Ave., West Concord today. sensational Jerry Rice on three against their defense. We came out 22,1899, and has been a Manchester Hartford, has charge of She said she was surprised at the touchdown passes and tossing and just tried to play consistent resident for over 55 years. She was arrangements. development, but said it appears to another to Dwight Oaik. The football.” said Rice, who made a a member of the Manchester Memorial donations may be her that Hart "has decided to bring it’ victory, before a record Candles­ diving 16-yard scoring catch In the Grange, the French Club of Man­ made to a charity of the donor’s his case to the people.” tick Park crowd of 63,509, left the third quarter and scored on a 2-yard chester and the VFW Auxiliary choice. Hart was the prohibitive leader 11-2 49ers with the league’s best pass in the (Inal period. C for the Democratic presidential record. “ We didn’t need anything like the nomination when he withdrew last “ We’ll make a run at it this injury to Joe to motivate us. We spring, and since then, none of the year,” Coach Bill Walsh said, have Steve Young and know he’s a C other six candidates has managed meaning the goal of a third Super very capable quarterback. Our 14 million women lack to forge a clear-cut national lead. Bowl title for his team, which won Htgintld PInlo/MinchMt.r Hardd Rdginild PInto/MinchMtw Htratd defense was intense from the start Instead, the Rev. Jeese Jackson football’s biggest prize in 1982 and of the game,” comerback Don GARY HART has generally led the field in most Paris Oates, who set a sophomore scoring record for Jason Goddard, who was a valuable reserve for 1985. Griffin said. maternity insurance public opinion polls, with other . re-enters race The 49ers are sure of reaching the The Bears were 10-0 in games Manchester High a year ago, will be back in the starting Manchester High a year ago, will be in the starting lineup playoffs for the sixth time in seven Tomezak had started previously, when the Indians open their season Friday. years, but they’re only a game By Jerry Estlll Even though Medicaid covers 7 lineup for the Indians this year. subbing for the oft-injured McMa­ ahead of New Orleans, 10-3, in the The Auoclated Press percent of the women of child­ hon. The 49ers intercepted four of NFC West and might have to win bearing age, the report said, four in ’Tomezak’s passes in the first half, Gorbachev: ‘Star Wars’ their last two games to claim the WASHINGTON - Almost one- 10 doctors who deliver babies do not and Ditka used rookie Jim Har- division title. sixth of the 3.7 million women who take Medicaid patients, mostly baugh in the second half. MHS expecting a good year "The Bears will rebound with a Harbaugh, throwing his first give birth each year in the United because the Medicaid reimburse­ vengeance. I’d hate to be the team States have no maternity insurance ment is far below their normal fee. could sour relations passes in an N FL game, was that plays them next week,” Walsh at the time of delivery, according to Moreover, it said, applying for 8-for-ll for 62 yards with no Bv Jim Tierney "quality” playing time, are 6-1 said. a report issued today. Medicaid is a long process that Bv Mark Porubcansky Europe.” Interceptions. Manchester Herald junior Calvin Meggett, 6-3 junior Montana returned to the field on The report by The Alan Guttm- often takes several months and The Associated Press “ Certain persons even try to "Jim Harbaugh needed this. He’s assert that the talks in Washington Eric Widmer, 5-9 senior Shaun crutches. His injury was diagnosed young and he must learn," Ditka acher Institute found that 17 results in postponement of needed No one could have expected last Brophy and 5-11 senior Darren percent of all U.S. women of prenatal care. MOSCOW - Mikhail Gorbachev, have removed differences on such a as a pulled hamstring, the same said. year’s success acquired by the Gates. thing that kept Chicago quarter­ reproductive age have no health The institute said several steps who muted his criticism of “ Star problem as SDI and under that After Rice’s first touchdown, the Wars” during the summit, told his pretext make calls for speeding up Manchester High boys’ basketball "The kids coming in off the bench back Jim McMahon out of the Bears moved to San Francisco’s insurance and that an additional 9 could be taken quickly to help close team four games Into the 1986-87 are good. We have people who can percent are not covered for mater­ some of the gaps: people U.S.-Soviet relations are. work on that program,” Gorbachev game. 18-yard line and Tomezak threw to improving somewhat but that dis­ said. campaign. The Indians dropped come in off the bench and score 10 “ My job has been to watch Joe the end zone, aiming (or a touch­ nity care. —Require maternity care cover­ three of their first four games a points. All four of them are very That translates to 14.6 million agreement over the missile- “ I must say outright that these and be a better quarterback from down which would have tied the age by all private policies. y^ar ago and seemed in disarray. solid basketball players,” Kinel watching him,” Young said. "B y women in all who are not covered defense system could spoil it all. are dangerous tendencies and that score. But Griffin intercepted the —Waive private plans’ waiting Divid Kool/Manch«tt*r Harald The Soviet leader went on nation­ they should not be underestimated. Nevertheless. Manchester perse­ said. "Eight or nine guys are going watching Joe. I end up doing some pass. for maternity benefits, the report periods and restrictions on cover­ vered and advanced to the Class LL to play.” said. wide television for 20 minutes They can undermine the nascent of things Joe does. Ray Wersching kicked a 20-yard age of pre-existing conditions. Bob Zanlungo of Eastfield uses a chainsaw to cut down state quarterfinals where it lost to Confidence has been apparent in " I was obviously pretty rusty. We The result is that many American Monday night to tell citizens about turn in the process of the demilitari­ field goal late in the first period —Open Medicaid to those who eventual Double L champion West the Indian preseason camp influ­ moved the ball only in spurts. But women don’t receive the medical trees near Globe Hollow Reservoir. A two-man team from his three-day summit meeting in zation of international relations,” after the 49ers recovered a fumble cannot purchase private insurance, Haven High School. ’The Indians enced by last year’s success. the defense dominated the game. It attention they need during preg­ the town Water Department used saws, mowing tractors Washington last week. he said. by Walter Payton. with premiums based on ability to wound up a very satisfying season “There’s a carryover there. was their game.” nancy, the report said, adding that He and President Reagan signed Gorbachev spoke in Russian and In the second period, as Young , pay. and chippers to clear the area. * with a 14-9 record. .. ’They’re feeling optimistic,” Kinel Young was 9-for-19. passing for studies show twice as many prema­ an agreement to eliminate the the Tass news agency provided an said. “ Our defense just got tur­ —Reduce obstacles in processing Despite the loss of three starters explained. “ I think the best thing is 100 yards, and he ran for 43. ture births and low-weight babies to superpowers’ medium-range nu­ official English-language nover after turnover.” Medicaid applications and improve from last year’s squad, including that this team played a lot over the CSilcago, which clinched a fourth women who do not receive ade­ clear missiles, which have a range translation. There was another fumble recov­ programs to inform pregnant Rob Greene (16.8 points per game). summer and In the fall. They really consecutive NFC Central title a quate prenatal care. of 600 to 3,400 miles. Gorbachev posed a hypothetical ery, by Griffin, and interceptions women that they may be eligible for Manchester possesses the neces­ want to play. They feel they can be week earlier, dropped to 10-3 with “ There is abundant evidence that Watershed cleaning Gorbachev cited the treaty and question about the state of U.S.- by Todd Shell, Ronnie Lott and 5 Medicaid. what he said are changing Ameri­ Soviet relations, and took a long sary ability to emulate last year’s as successful this year if not more the most one-sided defeat in six Mike Walter. Wersching kicked a late, discontinuous medical super­ performance. „ SO. years under Coach Mike Ditka. vision during pregnancy and uncer­ The institute surveyed private can attitudes toward the Soviet pause before answering: “ From a 45-yard field goal and Young hit health insurance plans, the heads of Union as indications that relations firm viewpoint, standing on the “ We should be better than last As far as the CCC East itself is “ We’re at the bottom, but that’s Gark on a 13-yard TD pass. 5 tainty about childbirth arrange­ pleases neighbors year,” third-year Indian Coach concerned, Kinel sees East Hart­ rot where we came from,” Ditka ments are distressingly common,’’ the Medicaid agency of each state between the superpowers are a ground of facts and without exag­ “ A lot of people made big plays Frank KInel said. “ We have more ford and Hartford Public as the .' said. "W e just hope we’ll get Jim the report said. and several other state health little better. But he said there is no geration, it is so far early to speak for us. There had to be si lot to get so Continued from page I Some work was done this scoring punch and our overall teams to beat. “ Two of the top back soon and get back on track.” Even among women who do ha ve officials in compiling its data. It fundamental improvement, and about a drastic turn in our many turnovers. Their offense summer at Porter Reservoir by quickness is very good.” teams are East Hartford and The Bears were shut out for the maternity insurance, the report also used data from the U.S. Bureau differences over the Strategic De­ relations.” can’t score when it doesn’t ha ve the about $12,500. temporary help, but more work is The Indians, who tap off their Hartford Public.” he said. "W e feel first time since falling 23-0 to the said, care can still be expensive of Labor Statistics and other fense Initiative, Reagan’s plan for a ‘ ‘Nevertheless, I want to point out ball,” Griffin said. government surveys. Chain saws, weed trimmers and needed there. Brush has been space-based, anti-missile system, that the dialogue with the president season Friday night when they host that we can play with anybody in 49ers on the same field In the 1985 Chicago’s offense wasted 152 because insurance often fails to clippers have to be used some­ removed from the dam at Howard Central Connecticut Conference the league. Our goal is to contend The Alan Guttmacher Institute, could block further progress. and other political figures of the NFC Championship game, and now yards in the second period. The one cover essential services. times. making the clearing job Reservoir and some clearing has East Division rival Windham High for the league title. Also, one of our with offices in New York and The program is sometimes re­ United States was different than they face the distinct possibility of time it didn’t turn over the ball to For example, the survey found somewhat labor-intensive at times. also been done at Lydail Reservoir. School at Clarke Arena at 7; 30, will goals is to get off to a faster startf Washington, is a not-for-profit ferred to as SDI and Star Wars. before — it was more constructive. returning to San Francisco for a the 49ers, Kevin Butler missed a that half of the private insurance Murphy says. Until the watershed maintenance stress the running game this this year.” corporation for research, policy Gorbachev appeared to take After talking with representatives playoff game next month. 40-yard field goal attempt, ending policies do not cover routine When next year’s budget is crew was formed, the watersheds season. One of the reasons for the poor analysis and public education in the issue with Reagan’s assessment of intellectual and business circles, "Everyone on this team Is his streak of three-point kicks at 14. physician care for the newborn in considered. Murphy plans to ask had been neglected for several “ Each year as we start we try to Indian start last year was many the hospital. field of reproductive health. that Star Wars would no longer and mass media bodies, I formed the town to approve buying a years. Heavy maintenance was last block progess on negotiations to cut the impression that changes are assess our players and see what players didn’t seem to know their mowing attachment that will run done almost 10 years ago by people by 50 percent both aides’ long-range taking place,” he said. style would be best for themKInel roles. This year that doesn’t appear alongside the tractor. ’The one working under the federal Cktmpre- nuclear missiles, which have a Gorbachev said there will be a explained. " I think we’re best to be a problem for Manchester. Rice steals show Murphy has in mind will cut trees hensive Employment Training Act range of more than 3,400 miles. political battle in the United States suited for a running style?basket- "W e have a better direction ttiis Odometer fraud costs up to 3-inches in diameter. That will program. Before and during the summit, over ratification of the treaty, "but ball game. With that style, we’ll year right from the beginniiig,” leave much less to be done by hand. Murphy said that once the substitute more than we normally Kinel said. Confidence should lead the Soviets toned down their we also know the American people Raginild Plnto/ManehMtar Herald Murphy says. watershed has been cleared, it will criticism of Srar Wars, in what was support the treaty. We have felt this would. People are’ going to find it the Indians to another banner in 49ers’ victory Chrysler $26 million He is convinced the device will be possible to keep it clear with seen as a sign the ^ v ie ts were most acutely once again when hard to believe because Rob Greene Senior Matt Vaughn will direct Manchester High’s attack season. make it possible for the crew to get annual maintenance. shifting their position. Some ana­ staying in America.” isn’t here, but we’re probably a from the point guard slot. The 6-foot-2 youngster Is a tee Jackson, left safety Todd Bell in much more work done, but he has better running team than we were Schedule: Dec. 18 Windham H, 23 By Steve Wllstein ST. LOUIS (AP) — Chrysler Nangle scheduled sentencing on lysts said the Soviets appeared to be The Associated Press the dust, then padded stealthily into not been able to put a firm figure on last year. There’s more depth and three-year varsity performer for the Indians. Glastonbury H, 28 East Catholic A Motors Corp.’s no contest plea to the criminal charges for Feb. 19. He betting the United States would find the night dressed in black turtle­ it there’s more people who can run.” (Rotary Classic), 29 Rotary fraud and conspiracy charges in the said that Chrysler and federal the program too technically diffi­ Classic. SAN FRANCISCO — Jerry Rice neck, black leather pants and black Work on the land surrounding Executive stress U.S. without Heading the list of Indian retur­ our scrimmages. I expect him to Haslett during the 1977-78 season. disconnection of odometers on prosecutors disagreed as to what cult to deploy or too expensive. is so hot he’s catching balls he can’t alligator shoes with silver tips on Globe Hollow Reservoir began this nees is a pair of senior guards, pick up the (scoring) slack.” "W e have three outstanding Jasn. 8 Rockville H, 12 Fermi A, thousands of cars will cost the the maximum fine should be, and Gorbachev said Monday night 15 Enfield H. 19 South Windsor, 22 see and making proud defensive the toes and heels. spring and will resume next spring affects the boss a Constitution? 6-foot-2 lllatt Vaughn and 5-11 Troy Also returning from last year’s players in Vaughn, Oates, and company at least $26 million, that it could range from $1 million that “ definite circles” in the United East Hartford H. 26 Hartford backs whimper in embarrassment. Rice stole the show again, even on or late winter behind Martin Peters. Vaughn (6.6. points per contingent is 6-5 junior forward Goddard,” Kinel said, "(kiddard is officials said. to $120 million. CLEVELAND (AP) - A man­ States and Western Europe were Public A. 29 Windham A. The tall, speedy wide receiver a night when the 49ers’ defense School. ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) - If game last year) and Peters are also Paris Oates and 6-1 junior forward going to really hit the boards hard. (Hilef U.S. District Judge John F. As part of the plea bargain, ager who becomes especially irrita­ trying to stop superpower relations Feb. 2 Bristol Eastern H, 5 notched three more touchdowns played Its finest game of the year. But the watershed strip south of the Constitution hadn’t been rati­ the co-captains. “ Matt Vaughn Jason Goddard. Oates (10.0 points Even though we lost three starters, Nangle accepted the plea Monday charges against Allen F. Scudder ble with employees or shows a lack from improving too much. “ Voices Hartford Public H, 12 Rockville A, Monday night in the San Francisco Quarterback Steve Young, who Lakewood Circle South and along fied, the United States most likely really runs the whole show for us,’ per game last year) had an it seems like we have some decent under which charges were dropped and Frank J. O’Reilly, two com­ of interest in his work may be calling on the leadership of the 15 Fermi H, 17 East Catholic H, 19 49ers’ 41-0 rout of the (Siicago filled in admirably when Joe Comstock Road has been done. would not have become an example KInel said. "H e (Vaughn) is going incredible sophomore campaign in experience in the key positions.” against two Chrysler executives. pany executives, were dismissed. suffering from executive stress, a United States not to go too far, to of a successful liberal democracy to Enfield A. 23 South Windsor H, 26 Bears, but shrugged off the two Montana hobbled off with a hamst­ to score much more (this year). which he established the single Rounding out the tentative start­ While Chrysler admitted no crim­ Scudder formerly was a manager psychiatrist says. halt the process of disarmament, the rest of the world, according to a East Hartford A. N FL records he t i ^ as if they were ring injury in the first quarter. He’s improved with hard work over season school scoring record by a ing lineup will be 6-1 Junior Cory inal wrongdoing. Chairman Lee at Chrysler’s plant in Fenton. “ When these signals flash and sound ever louder,” he said. University of Rochester political Mar. 1 Glastonbury A. mere footnotes. the summer. He can do more sophomore with 235 points. The (Rildston. The key reserves, who lacocca has apologized for the O’Reilly is a top Chrysler executive when they continue to affect a “ Demands are made to take scientist. Varsity games begin at 7; 30 p.m. Rice raced past comeiback Ves­ Accounting things. He’s been our high scorer in previous record was 192 set by John Kinel says will see plenty of Please turn to page II 9 odometer disconnections, which in Canada. person’s behavior, it’s time to urgent measures to ’compensate’ "More probably,” says William resulted from a testing program in “ The judge will have to decide on enrors may reduce the stress that goes hand in for the elimination of intermediate- Riker, an authority on the origins of which company executives drove the criminality of the case," hand with managing people,” says range and shorter-range missiles the Constitution, “ the continental 9 new cars before the vehicles were lacocca said Monday in Detroit. Dr. Herbert Meltzer, a psychiatrist by bringing new nuclear forces U.S. would have become like Latin shipped to dealers. “ We thought we did nothjn|^wrong, cost state at Case Western Reserve Univer­ closer to Europe and into Europe, America — a collection of small, “ We’re sorry for a stupid pro­ by the modernization of nuclear Hall of Fame committee has new look at the top and I think that will be resolved sity School of Medicine here. independent countries with oligar­ gram ," Leroy C. Richie, vice shortly. He suggests reducing stress by and other armaments remaining in chical governments. best in the country was accorded Coach Jude Nice Christmas gift for followers of the Hartford president and general counsel for HARTFORD (AP) - The state’s A new look has been set for the Manchester “ We’ve dealt with the attorneys establishing realistic personal and K elly’s squad. Whalers, and there are about 200 season ticket Chrysler Motors, the automotive receipt of about U.S million in Sports Hall of Fame committee as it starts general in the various states who corporate goals and learning to Rick Peckham, television voice of the Hartford holders in Manchester, is Jack Lautler’s book. subsidiary of Chrysler Corp., said have a stake in this, and we think federal funds is imperiled by deal with setbacks. Other tech­ planning for the ninth annual year. 8 accounting errors at the Ckmnecti- Bob Digan, who did an outstanding job as Whalers, wears two hats these days. Peckham also Titled ‘Fifteen Years of Whalers Hockey — The Monday. we’ve worked out a reasonable niques include opening the Herald Angle handles play-by-play for University of Hartford Nangle accepted the plea after settlement. We think that’s the cut Department of Income Mainte­ decision-making process to key secretary last year, has agreed to assume the role History of the Hartford Whalers,’ the 200-page book 8 the automaker agreed to pay at thing to do.” nance, according to an audit report employees and broadening one’s GIVE A GIFT as chairman. He will step into the shoes vacated by Earl Yost basketball games on television. features over 250 photographs and statistics that to be released today. least $500 each to the current The indictment handed up June horizons beyond business. Steve Cassano who resigned. Cassano was the man Sports Editor Emeritus Former Manchester Twilight Baseball League should whet the appetite of Figure Filberts. Copies ’The report by the state auditors OF SECURITY owners of the cars. Officials said 24 by a federal grand jury here responsible forgetting the program off the floor standouts up for consideration for induction into are available at the Whalers gift shop at the about 32,750 car owners have been accused Chrysler of defrauding said that from July 1986 to June the Greater Hartford Twilight League Hall of Hartford Civic Center. 1987. the department failed to and successfully chaired the group during its first Identified, and would get checks in dealers and consumers by discon­ FOR A HOMEBOUND Fame include Dick Cobb, Cliff Keeney, Jim eight years. about three months. necting odometers on millions of properly identify expenditures for ST. JUDE’S NOVENA which the state is eligible for FRIEND OR RELATIVE In addition, Nate Agostinelli, treasurer since its Balesano and Bill Maher. Cobb and Keeney were Chrysler also will set up a $16,375 new cars used by company depart­ Cate T Call I teammates with the British-Americans and Attltlance off«r«d million fund to pay the owners in an federal money. May the Sacred Heart of Je­ iimniiciK’y O m k i SyiBcm birth in 1980, has also resigned as did Sam 7 ment heads since 1949. At MinduMitT M nniirtai llm filijl The Athletic Congress (TAC ), official governing Balesano starred with Moriarty Brothers. ’The effort to settle civil lawsuits filed Democratic State Auditor Leo V. sus be adored, glorified, loved Ft h is h o l i d a y s e a s o n Maltempo, a seven-year member. Both Cassano body of track and field competition in the United around the country. The govern­ Donohue said the state could and preserved throughout the and Agostinelli were made emeritus members. vacationed in Florida earlier this month and Jack permanent home of the G HTBL shrine is 7 recover the $4.5 million after Manchester Community College. States, w ill spend $50,000 on Operation Seoul by ment contends that the final Cities at crossroads world now and forever. Devanney came up with the thrill of a lifetim e — a spending “ a tremendous amount of Frank Crowley, retired baseball coach at selecting athletes with medal potential for the 1988 number of car owners affected will still vibrant gateways Sacred Heart of Jesua, pray hole-in-one. Playing in a foursome with Orlando be much higher than 32,750, in administrative costs in recon­ Care Call Home units offer 24-hour Emergency Fitting tribute Annulli, Nick Carlo and Maynard Clough, Manchester ’Trade School (now Cheney T ech ), had Olympic Games. Each athlete will receive $14,000. structing the records." for us. St. Jude, worker of mir­ which case Chrysier will have to GRAND FORKS, N.D. (AP) - Popular Wally Cichon, the first and only head Devanney aced the fourth hole at the Quail Ridge the right to blow out 90 candles on his birthday cake The TAC was organized in 1970 and took over the The commissioner of income acles, pray for us. St. Jude, Response at the press of a button. Within minutes, add to the fund. Serving as a crossroads between Dec. 10. Crowley turned out many fine baseball sport which the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) maintenance said, however, that he Emergency help arrives to assist those who are golf professional in its 29-year history at Ellington Country Club in Boynton Beach, using a three Chrysler previously announced the plains of North Dakota and the help of the hopeless, pray for players at the school including Ed Kovis, Tony controlled. Under TAC rules, athletes are allowed pine forests of Northern Minnesota thinks there won’t be any problem home alone and need help. Ridge Country Club, who stepped down following wood. ’The ball hit the front of the green, about IS that it would increase warranty us. Say this prayer 9 times a Kradas, Mike Saverick and Butch Becker. to endorse products and has provided a trust fund for more than 100 years, the cities of recovering the money. the past season, was the center of attention at a feet in front of the hole, and rolled in, a 181-yard coverage for the cars involved, at a day, by the 6th day your Crowley, a regular collector at St. Barthlomew program enabling athletes to use prize money for cost of more than $9 million. Grand Forks and East Grand "M y sense is it is not going to be a A gift of security costs only *30.00 per month. Call recent retirement party. The 62-year-old Cichon shot. prayer will be answered. Say It such necessities as luxurious homes and Missouri Attorney General Wil­ Forks, Minn,, are still vibrant substantial amount of money,” said Care Call at Manchester Memorial Hospital at 646- was presented with gifts totalling more than Church, is a long-time follower of the Boston Red for 9 days. It has never been high-priced automobiles. liam L. Webster called it a gateways to their states. Commissioner Stephen B. Heintz. 1222 ext. 2299 to arrange for installation at a cost of $100,000. Cichon was honored in 1979 as the Sox. Among other problems in the known to fall. Publication National recognition Death recently claimed Norman Clark, a former Condolences also go out to the family of Garvey landmark civil settlement that had Since the 1870s, when the meeting *25.00. Connecticut PGA Section Professional of the Year. been agreed to by attorneys general of the Red River of the North and department cited by the auditors must be promised. Thank you Three times he finished second in the Connecticut How good is East Catholic High’s football team? president of the Manchester Country Club and (or Fox who died last week. The one-time fine baseball was the depositing of $1.8 million from 43 states, the District of Red Lake River became a tho­ St. Jude. Open. In recent years, he was active in the group’s The undefeated Eagles claimed one state years the most efficient secretary of the club's player was a toumment tennis player for 25 years into the wrong checking account. Enjoy a safe and happy holiday through Columbia and Puerto Rico. roughfare (or people, the two cities senior play. championship and in last week’s national USA men’s bowling league. Condolences are extended to in the Hartford area and a regular in local have become a focal point of trade That error didn’t cost the state any O. “ We think it is a fair result,” Care Call. Four Manchester Country Club golfers Today rankings of schoolboys the honor as the 19th. his family. competition. Webster said and service. money MANCHESTER HERALD. Tueaday. Dec. M. 1SS7 - It K - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Dec. 15. 1987 Mariners’ Williams says this likely his last year MHS wrestling is looking

By Jim Cour Chuck Cottier was fired, announced He said he wanted to give owner the Mariners and asked for a headway. I think we’ve nnade good desire and as long ns we to Tht Aitoclated Press near the end of last season that he George Argyros "enough time to contract extension. At the news headway. I know we’re not going to management feel he’s the best field planned to retire at the end of the find somebody" to replace him as conference, he asked President please everybody all the time, but I manager to guide the Seattle to continue recent trend SEATTLE — Dick Williams of 1988 season. the Seattle manager. Chuck Armstrong to confirm that think we’ve made great strides with Mariners,” said Armstrong. "The the teattle Mariners said Monday Last week in Dallas, however, fact and Armstrong did. our personnel with our approach to words ‘lame duck’ are not in our K bd Auster Lee, a returnee, will hold down the " I ’m looking for a .800 or better that next season, his 21st as a Williams said he would leave the Williams said he was proud of "This does not mean I’ve folded the game. I think we’re going in the vocabulary." chBster Hgrald starting slot. season," Bernstein said. The vete­ major-league manager, likely will door open about managing beyond Seattle’s record last season al­ the tent like some of you have right direction.” Sophomore Corey Craft, another ran coach believes the Dixon Williams began his professional be his last in that role. He says it’ll the 1988 season. though the team had its 11th written," Williams said. " I didn’t Two of the best records compiled veteran matmen, has the inside broBiers, Gremmo, Odom, Diana, baseball career as a minor-league be time to retire. consecutive losing year. The Ma­ fold the tent last year. We certainly Armstrong said Argyros and the by Manchester High School wres­ track at lU but he’s beeing pressed Craft and Lee could be In line for 'T have one more year to go on Although he said again Monday riners posted their best record didn’t quit. I’ve never been accused Mariners’ front office were "very player in 1947. He Is managing his tling teams have occurred in the by a pair of fellow 10th graders in fine campaigns. "W e ’re pretty sixth major-league team. He pre­ my contract," the 58-year-old Willi­ that he still was leaving the door everj78-84, to finish in fourth place of letting up before and | really pleased" with the progress of the last two years. Veteran Coach Perry Williams and Mark M ah5 strong in five or six weight classes viously managed Boston, Oakland, ams told a news conference the open to change his mind, he said, in tm American League West last resent it because I think we’ve franchise on the field under Barry Bernstein will hope to see ney. Senior Todd Mallard anchors and have sbme inexperience in six California, Montreal and San Mariners schedule annually after ‘ ’I’ve been in the game 42 years season, seven games behind made great strides. Williams. that trend continue y^en Uie the 119 slot while senior co-captain or aeven," he cited. "W e should fair Diego. Williams managed Oakland baseball’s winter meetings. ’’I’m starting in June. I think it might be division-winner Minnesota. The "The thing is we’ve done better "Dick Williams will remain our udians open their 1987-88 season Eric Gremmo, a three-year varsity aimilar to last year." to two world championships and planning on It to be the last year." enough time there. So let’s break Twins went on to win the World than any club in Seattle history has field manager for as longa period of T b i ^ a y against Platt High in letterman, should hold down the Following the opener, Manche^ managed Boston and San Diego into Williams, who took over the away and give a younger manager Series. ever done and I don’t think that’s time as he wants to be our field Meriden. fort at 125 with sophomore Mark ter will host its seventh annual Mariners on May 9, 1986, after a chance.” Williams said he has not gone to being recognized. We’re making manager if that’s his choice and his the World Series. Sami also vying for mat time. Holiday Wrestling Tournament at Manchester, 11-7 a 3« a r ago, has Sophomore I^te Pongemie, who Clarke Arena on Saturday begin­ a senior/sophomore dominated saw a lot of action as a freshman, ning at 10 a.m. Consolation finals squad with only two juniors. "I t ’s a will contest with senior Kevin will start approximately at 5 p.m. transitional team ." Bernstein said. Series for the lS5pound position. with championship bouts imme­ “ The seniors will hold their own and Sophomore Jordan Grossman, who diately following. It’s an eight-team SCOREBOARD the sophomores will have some did well on the junior varsity a year tournament with Simsbury, Gias- good times and some hard times.” ago, will be looking for varsity mat tonbury. East Catholic, Rockville, The Indians’ schedule has been time in the 135pound class along RHAM, Hartford Public, Wethers­ Monday’a college hoop acoroa upgraded and Bernstein believes with siqihomore Craig Pardi and field and the host Indians. Man­ this will be the most ambitious one junior Sam Smith. chester won the first year while A pair of seniors, John Dixon and Simsbury has been on top of the H ockey ECHO hockey EAST FootbaD ever. It includes several downstate Tuning in TV Sports Albany, N.Y. 80, Old Westbury 79 Double L schools like Danbury, Byran Strickland, and sophomore heap the last five. C.W. Post 102, East Stroudsburg 44 Greenwich and Stamford in addi­ Scott Schilling are in the running at Manchester’s junior high pro­ California, Pa. 107, Dovts 8, Elkins 74 NFL atandlnpa gram has also been revived with John Jay 101, Purchase SI. 54 tion to the always strenuous teams 140 pounds with Dixon holding the NHLtlandIngi RllleR AAanholtan 80, LehmonSD intheCCCEastbivlsion. “Wehada Inside track. The latter’s younger Mike Taylor, a former Indian DM C dropped three outings last Massachusetts 88,Sprtngfleld 72 AMERICAN CONFERENCE similar schedule last year,” said brother, sophomore Aaron Dixon, wrestling captain now at UConn, What Americans can watch Sacred Heart 9S, St. Michael's 90 Bert WALSS CONranCNCE weekend, 4-2 to Wollingford, 4-3 to Bernstein, who has been head will wrestle at 145 pounds. Senior and Rob Hill serving as coaches. rarkk Mvltlen Central Connecticut and 9-3 to Enfield. Stockton St. 80, Bloomfleld47 W L T FCI. F F F A WIdener 75, Lincoln, Pa.TO Buffalo 7 4 0 .538 254 275 coach for 10 years and with the Jeff Nodden has the position at 152 E W L T Pto O F OA Mike BolorskI and Justin Padula SOUTH Indianapolis 7 4 0 J38 254 225 pounds while a pair of seniors, Tom N Y lllolKlWt IS 9 1 37 122 91 scored against Wallingford with Jen­ .538 329 290 Manchester wrestling program for Sckeaulc; Dec. 17 Platt A 4 p.m., 19 New Jersey 15 11 4 34 99 98 nifer WIehn getting an assist. Mike 9'4 Auburn98, Grambllng SI. 99 Miami 7 4 0 Brooklyn Col. n Md.-E. Shore 81 New England 4 7 0 .412 283 274 17 overall. “ (The records) 1551 Diana and co-captain Dave Odom, MHS Tournament 10 o.m., 23 at We- Pltllburoh 12 12 5 29 107 112 McCarthy had 13 saves In goal. Lee .442 300 302 ttwrsfltld wittt St. Bernard 4 p.m ., 31 Philadelphia 12 13 5 29 97 109 Skinner ployed well defensively. Trevor .8 6 Eckerd73, St. Thomas, Fla. 44 N.Y. Jets 4 7 0 and 11-7 are an indication we’re will fill the 160 and 171 pounds slots. Fort Valley St. 49, Ga. Southwestern S3 Cstilral Cheney Tech/East Catholic H 11 a.m. Woshlnoton 13 14 2 2S 102 92 Frenette, Jon Duperron and Mike more than competitive with eve­ Bernstein isn’t sure of the exact Jan. 4 Xovler H 5:30 p.m ., 9 Glaiton- N Y Ronoers 10 14 4 24 110 117 Dumont tallied against Central. Chris George Mason 113, Cent. Florida 84 Cleveland 8 5 0 .415 347 209 71. (3eorgta92,Aueusta74 Pittsburgh 8 5 0 515 254 254 ryone we wrestle." order. Junior Ray Angle should see burv/WItton/Donbury H noon, 13 at Adorns Division Chambers and McCarthy hod assists. 5)0 300 3M RHAM with New Britain 4 p.m., 14 Montreal 19 7 7 45 127 94 Ronnie Halnsev hod 11 saves and Matt •64- Radford95,Pltt.-Johnstown48 Houston 7 4 0 Two of the lighter weight classes action in the 185pound division South Alabama 79, McNeese St. 74 Cincinnati 4 9 0 .308 244 308 Hartford Public H noon, 20 Windham A 4 Boston 18 11 3 39 122 111 Ryan ployed well defensively. Geoff have been eliminated by new while seniors Neil Schackner and p.m., 23 Stamford/Oreenwich H 11 a.m., Hartford 12 12 4 28 91 94 Metis and Wes Arcenos tallied while Southern AAeth. 87, South Florida 44 West Tenn.-Martin 82, Lincoln Memorial 43 8 4 1 554 335 271 regulation implemented this year. Jamal White will be battling him 23 Freshman Tournament (at East Buffolo 11 14 5 27 104 124 Chris Chambers and Frenette had o o o Denver Hartford High) 9 a.m., 27 Rockville A 4 Quebec 12 14 2 24 105 112 assists. - . "u • Toledo43, Fla. lntematlonal49 San Diego 8 5 0 .415 246 273 And there’s no growth allowance for mat time. The latter pair are 41 Union, Ky.99,Campbellsvtlle 89 8 5 0 .415 317 252 p.m., 30 Fermi H noon. CAMPBELL CONFERENCE '.W Seattle also in the running in the heavy­ C 36’ MIDWEST L.A. Raiders 5 8 0 J85 281 259 (two pounds for January, one pound Feb. 3 Enfield A 4 p.m., 4 Bulkelev A NofTts Division 33 noon, 9 Trumbull H 4:30 p.m., 10 W L T Pta OP OA Reginnar House Briar Cliff 90, Midland Lutheran 42 Kansas City 3 - 10 ._ 0 .231 215 3 « for February, etc.) as in the past. weight class along with senior Dam Dana94, Grand Vlew95,OT NATKNML CONFERENCE WIndtor Lockt H 4 p.m., 13 East Detroll 13 12 4 30 111 97 The weight classes now begin at 103 Iacovelli..The latter has three years Hartford H noon, 19-20 Clan LL Meet, 27 Toronto 12 15 2 24 114 118 Regal Men's Shop and Purdy Corp. Huron 82, Wayne, Neb. 70 ployed to a 4-4 tie. Tony Muro had two Ind.-Pur.-Indpis. 105, Earlham07 x-Woslington 10 3 0 .749 331 U pounds where sophomore Walter of varsity experience. State Open Meet. Minnesota 11 15 4 24 103 123 goals and PatToblnandGaryGramlIng St. Louis 11 14 3 25 99 102 lndlanapolls87, Kentucky St. 72 St. Louis 4 7 0 .442 315 333 one apiece for Regal's. Kris Davis had Mankato St. 74, Winona St.48 Dallas 5 8 0 .389 290 311 Chicago 11 17 2 24 104 134 seven saves In goal for Regal's while Smvihe Division N. Dakota St.^Westmar45 Phlldelphia 5 8 0 J8S 282 M Edmonton 19 10 2 40 144 107 Nick Yorlo played well defensively. North Park 80, St. Runcls, III. 41 N.Y.Gtants 4 9 0 J08 240 299 East wrestling outlook is positive Matt Neubelt, Kevin Jean, Stan Lewon- Calgorv 18 9 4 40 ISO 112 Rio (>randeS4, Oakland atv47 Cetitrol dowskl ond Brian Beachamp had the SlU-EdwardsvIlle 75, N. Kentucky 71 x-Chlcogo 10 3 0 .749 329 245 Winnipeg 12 14 2 24 101 112 goals for Purdy's. Eric Anderson hod and senior Jason Talbot, a running Vancouver 10 17 3 23 100 112 St. Ooud St.79,Mlnn.-Dululh44 Minnesota 7 4 0 . n 2 g 2N By Jim TIernev Beginning with the lowest weight four saves and Matt Lappen played SOUTHWEST Green Bay 5 7 1 .423 221 347 back from the Qass M state Raglnald PInfo/MinohMiar Hwald Los Angeles 7 20 4 18 113 152 well. Manchester Herald classes, the Eagles have key Monday's Oame Ark.-Uttle Rock 83, Miss. Volley St. 45 Tampa Bay 4 9 0 M 384 309 Oklahoma St. 83, Pepperdlne44 Detroit 3 10 0 .231 229 394 personnel in each division. After champion Eagle football team, will New York Rangers 4, Detroit 3 NEA Graphics piayers from a yearj The 6-foot-1 Tgoedov*s Oomes Mite A FAR W EST On paper, things look positive for that, though, the Eagles’ depth is a be at 105 Jack Ayer (23) is the ione veteran who Vancouver at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. (tal-lrvlne93, New01eans91 y-Sn Frncisco 11 2 0 ;844 374 244 “ He Cralbot) looks good,” 0>r- Pro football is seen more often on network T V than any Christian Heritage 84, Cal-San Diego 73 V-New Orleans 10 3 0 .749 3M 235 the East Catholic High wrestling bit of a dilemma for Ckirpus. Junior returns for the 1987-88 basketbaii Ayer averaged 14 a game as a Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Trie City downed Wllllngton Pizza pus said. "I f he sticks with it and Washington at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. House, 4-3. Scott Rickard, Matt Denis other sport. Golf and baseball were near the top of the list Montarxi Tech 74, E. Montana 41 L.A. Rams 4 7 0 .443 294 284 team. Mike Shustock and his brother, season for Coventry High Schooi as the sophomore. St. Louis at New York Islanders, 8:05p.m. and Joye Hayes notched goals while Regls82, N. Montana 57 Atlanta 3 10 0 .231 189 371 Robert, top the 103 and 115pound gets a win or two under his belt Santa Ctara49, Fresno St.44 The Eagle grapplers, 511-1 dur­ Mike Soderland, Rickard, Jason Thibo­ in 1986. On cable TV, college basketball (153 telecasts) x 9 8 S» Press' women's college basketball poll SF— F G Wersching 45, 5:35 Beaver grapplers. The people Che­ Six wrestlers have secured posi­ 10 victories shy of 300, heads into Badsteubner said. "I t ’s smaller, won-lost nnark. Sacramento1 4 15 .211 Louisville 53; Setan Hall 47; DePaul 41; SF— Clark 13 pose from Young Jan. 2 Berlln/Strafford/Moroon A, 4 (ro u tin g ), 12:22; Nemeth, N Y (roughing), os compiled by Mel (Sreenberg of The GeerglaTech33; Vonderbltt23; Brodlev22; ney has back are all quality tions but, after that, Skinner is up in Valiev Regional A, 9 Foran/Farmlng- the 1987-88 campaign with a youth­ faster. It’s a quicker team and we’ll 12:22; Probert, Det, double minor- D.W . Fish won two and lost one over Pacific DIvIslen Phllodelphlo Inaulrer on the votes of 44 (Wersching kick), 11:20 the weekend. It topped Central Connec­ L.A. LokersI 13 4 .484 Brigham Young 21; Notre Dame 14; Auburn TMrd Qggrler wrestlers, headed by defending the air. Sophomore Steve Gasson is ton/Branford H, 13 East Hampton A, 14 ful cast. try to run a little more when we get Schednie: Dec. 10 Bolton A, 22 misconduct-game misconduct (chorg- .400 women's cooches with first-place votes In 11; St. John's W; South Corollna9; Southern Holy Crou/East Hartford A, 20 RHAM Ine, ufMportsmonllke conduct), 13:14; ticut, 7-2, with Mike Kelsey scoring Portlond 12 8 parentheses, records through Dec. 13, points SF— McLemore 83 punt return (Wersch­ Class M state 132-pound champion No. 1 at 103 while sophomoine Brett The new campaign begins Satur­ a chance. We’ll press more, use our Portland A, 29 E.O. Smith A. three goals, Kevin WIehn two and Seattle. 10 10 .500 Mississippi 9; Pepperdine 7; Louisiana ing kick), 5:37 H, 23 Waterford/Bethel/KIIMnglv, 27 Show, N Y (cross-checking), 19:54. .412 based on 20-19^18-17-14-15-14-13-12-11-KL9A-7- State 4; Georgia 2; flew OrleansZ; North senior Jim Classon. Lassen heads the 119division. After day night at 7; 30 ^ t h a road date quickness that w ay." Jan. 2 Tolland H, S RHAM A, 8 Gregg Tolman and Brenrtan Lundberg Phoenix 7 10 4-5-4-3-2-1 and last week's ranking. SF— Rice 14 pass from Young (Wersching Rocky Hill H, 31 Sacred SIk M on gool— Detroit 7-19-8— 34. New 7 11 .389 5'/> Carolina State2; Oemsonl; Kansas Statel; kick), 10:02 Heorf/Porttand. Cromwell H, 12 East Hampton A, 18 York 1A8-15-38. one apiece. Tolm an had two assists and Record Pts (»vs " I think he (Classon) should Classon at 132, senior Ron Pirtel is against Bolton High School. The lone veteran returning is James Lockwood, Kevin Sheridan, ho^dS'??S2 3 i5 ;i47 9.;^ Marshall 1; Texos-EI Paso 1; Utah 1. Feurth Quarter Feb 3 St. Bernard's A, 4 Bocon Cheney Tech H, 10 Yinai Tech A, 22 Power-plav Opportunities— Detroit 1 of 1. Texas (54) 44) 1234 2 repeat,” Beaver Coach Al Skinner the No. 1 man at 145. Senior Paul Acodemv A, 11 Canton H, 13 COC One benefit, he sees, Is the burden 6-foot-l junior co-captain Jack 4; New York 1 of 4. Mike Rodriguez, Lundberg and Kelsey Monday's Game 2. Auburn (5) M 11M 3 SF— Rice 2 pass from Young (Wersching Bacon Academy H 8:30 p.m., 26 (}oalles— Detroit, Hanlon (38 shots-34 one each. Tom MItnev had 11 saves. He Utah 114, Seattle 95 3. Tennessee (1) 4-1 1089 1 kick), ;45 said. "H e ’s tougher than before. Hunter wiU wrestle at 155 while Tournament 13. the ’8587 club had on Its shoulders Ayer. He averaged 14 points a game had 10 saves In a 1-0 loss to Greenwich. Tuesday's Games 4. Loulslona Tech 44) 1073 4 A-43,509. won’t be present. “ There’s less and was a threat from three-point Rocky Hill H, 20 Bolton H. saves). New York, Froese (34-31). San Antonio at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. A — 14,SM. D.W. Fish capped the weekend with an 5. Iowa 44) 1004 5 How toplwanty farad pressure this year. No body is range. He’ll start at one guard slot. Fhb. 2 Portland H, 5 RHAM H, 0 8-0 shutout over Simsbury. Don Barry Milwaukee at New York, 7:30 p.m. 4. Virginia 44) TO 4 CM OF Referee Denis Morel. Linesmen— Pat Boston at Washington, 7 : » p.m. Rrst downs Cromwell A, IS East Hampton H, 16 Dapuzzo, Don McCourt. had three goals, Tolman two and 7. Mississippi 74) 831 8 14 20 picking us to win (the C (X or state The four remaining starting posi­ Sheridan, WIehnand Kelsey one apiece. Indiana at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. How the Associated Press Top Twenty Rushes-vards 25-109 41-191 title). It’s a rebuilding year be­ tions are still unsettled with six Cheney Tech A, 19 Yinai Tech H, 23 Lockwaod, Sheridan and Lundberg Dallos at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. 8. Ohio St. 2 2 2 Passing 154 133 49ers’ Rice steals the show 9. Long Beoch St. 3-2 4M 7 college basketball teams fared Monday; Bacon Academy A, 26 Rocky Hill A. each had two assists and Kelsey one. Chicago at Detroit, 8 p.m. . _ Return Yards 7 194 cause we’ll have four of these kids players in the running. SIx-foot-I 10. Rutgers M « 10 1. K e n h x ^ (45) did not ptov. March 1, 4 COC Tournament NHL ataHatIca MItney was called upon to make lust Phoenix at Los Angeles Lakers, 10:30 11. W. Kentucky 74) 475 11 2. Arizona (75) did not play. Comp-Att-Int 19-344 13-27-0 Continued from page II 1984. Next Sunday against Atlanta. '"T h is is an embarrassment," back for next year,” Badsteubner senior Ron Gardner returns after one save. P -ih . 12. (ieorgta 511 12 3. Pittsburgh (40) did not ploy. Sacked-Yards Lost 330 M 4 said. sitting out a year and will vy for one TBA. Los Angeles Clippers at Sacramento, Punts 439 540 Rice can break the consecutive- Jackson said. "Everything went 13. Duke M ' 4. North Carolina (51) did not play. The Patriots handled the pres­ forward slot. Six-foot-3 junior Scott Yarsity games at 7:30 p.m. NEW YO RK (A P ) — National Hockey p „ g 10:30 o.m. _ 14. Stanford 44) « 15 5. Indiana (51) did not play. FumMes-Lost 3-2 1-1 called Rice "the fastest human in game record held by Elroy “ Crazy wrong tonight. It’s just terrible.” League statistics through Dec. 13 qt .Portion^-. 15. Washington 4-1 3W 14 6. Wyoming (55) beat Georgia State Penattles-Yords 11-93 440 the world when the ball is in the Legs" Hirsch of the 195551 Los Defensive end Al Harris called Wednesday's Gomes Time of PosMsslon »:1 4 29:44 Scoring Leaders Reed Construction topped Northern 14. Vanderbilt 4-1 298 17 10559. air.” Angeles Rams and Buddy Dial of the defeat, "the worst I’ve ever D A 9 Connecticut, 5-1, tied Enfield, 0-0, and Utah at Boston, 7:30 p.m. 17. Nev.-Las Vegas 4-1 1g 19 7. Iowa (51) did not ploy. Gretzky, Edm 27 47 tied Southeastern Connecticut, 2-2, last Dallas at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. 18. James AAadlson 50 178 20 8. Temple (45) did not ploy. INDIVIDiML STATISTICS Young put the ball in the alroften the 1959-60 Pittsburgh Steeiers. been beaten — high school, college Lemleux, Pgh 25 JO weekend. In the 2-2 tie, Brian Kellogg San Antonio at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. 19. Illinois 4-1 M - 9. Syracuse (52) did not ptov. RUSHING— Chicago, Anderson 1547, enough for Rice to tie Mark Rice’s second touchdown was his or pro.” Houston at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Sondsrs 519, Payton 518, Harboujih 51S, Savard, Chi 15 40 55 35 and Derek Wood had thegoals with Kris 20. AAorylond 54) 81 -- 10. Duke (45) did not ptov. Gayton’s league record of 18 most spectacular catch of the night, Coventry girls win second Messier, Edm 20 28 48 33 LIndstrom and Matt WelnIckI drawing Others receiving votes: S. Illinois 50; 11. Florida (51) did not ptov. Tomezak 510. San Francisco, Craig 12-91, Rice’s accomplishment was all Goulet, Que 18 28 assists. Kevin Low, LIndstrom, Mark Southern Cat 49; Penn St. 30; Houston 29; 12. Purdue (51) did not ptov. Young 8-43, Cribbs 9-41, Rothman 525 touchdown catches in a season ond a 15yarder in the comer of the end the more noteworthy because the Hawerchuk, Wpg 14 32 MIdfard, Wood and Coprey Sutherland NRA raauH Stephen F. Austtn19;Calorado1S; Louisiana 13. Michigan (7-1) did not ptoy. Montana 515, Sidney 514 Rice VIZ a long-sUndIng record of 11 consec­ zone just over Jackson’s head that PASSING— Chicago, Tomctak 11-25 three-year veteran had to make a COLCHESTER — Forcing the It was the season opener for the ftaslund, Mtt 14 32 had the goals In the victory. Peter St. 11; Nebraskan; DePaul7; SanDlegoSt. 14. (ikiahoma (55) did not pkiv. utive games with touchdown the 5foot-2, 205pound receiver P. Stastnv, Que 20 25 Hayes had two assists and Sutherland, 4; Texas Tech 4; Clemson 2; Fairfield 1; 15. Nevado-Los Vegas (55) did not ploy. 5 1 & Horbough 511-543. San Erandsco, quick adjustment to Young’s left- tempo to its liking, Coventry High Terriers. Bolton is now 1-2. Montana 45547, Young 5155100. snared in his fingertips. Smith, Mtl 15 28 Kellogg, Chris MIckus, Low , Wood and Jazz11B,8uper8onlcaQS Pepperdinel; Utahl. catches. handed passes. ran past Bacon Academy, 6532, H.S. Roandnp Bolton had a 1511 halftime lead Yzermon, Det 20 22 Dave Mannebach one cpiece. 14. Missouri (51) did not ploy. RECElVINfV-Chlcogp, Andersen 542, All of which meant little to Bice, " I lost that football in the lights Gentry 518, Gault tSo , McKinnon 530, Monday night in Charter Oak before Rocky Hill’s fullcourt pres­ Carson, LA 19 21 17. Kansas (52) dW not ptov. "Steve’s got a different rotation RoMtallle, LA 17 23 S E A TTL E (99) 18. Georgetown (41) did not ploy. Morehead517,Payton514BosoV21,Suhey who said “ there’s only one thing on and it was a desperation catch,” Conference girls’ basketball action. sure took Its toll. Jennifer Nash had Kurrt, Hm 17 22 39 12 MHeC Chambers 5115713, McDaniel 520511Z 19. Memphis State & 1 ) did not ploy. 1-10. San Rondsco, Rice 575, Ctork 54Z my mind and that’s the Super Rice said. " I threw my hands out on the football, so I had to watch the Rothman 1-18, Rank 1-9, Craig 1-3. TTie Patriots are now 2-0 overall, 11 of her 14 points in the fourth Bullard, Cal 17 20 37 18 uster 14 05 2, Ellis 11-20 55 29, 20. Iowa Stale (7-1) did not ploy. and the ball fell right in.” ball all the way into my hands,” BACON ACADEMY (81) — Lisa 37 18 United Bank blanked Central Connec­ McMillan 51 05 0, Williams 1-9 1-2 3, Bowling MISSED FIE LD GOALS— Butter 40. Bow l." , 1-0 in the COC, while the Bobcats Letendrc 3 52 4, Karyn Macher 4 1 5 9, quarter for the winners. Clccorelll, Min 17 20 ticut, 1-0, with Pot TInson getting the Everything seems to be falling Rice s^id. Dionne, NYR 19 17 34 24 Young 24 52 7, Johnson 51 55 0, Rice, who has played 10 games In are now 1-2 for the season. Bonnie Elder 035 3, Darla Dllal 3504, Michelle Hardee had 11 points to Simpson, Pgh-Edm 19 17 goal, assisted by Kyle Fruen. Goalie Schoene 14(752, Me Key 5110-3 8, Vincent 54 this strike-shortened season, has right in place for Rice this year, Rice has 16 touchdown catches In Des Fafard 1 52 2, Kerri Conrad 0 05 0, Chris Nuccl had the shutout with Bobby 5415 Polynice 55 547. Totals 3594 22-3095. "W e made it nn up tempo game Billie Jo Zaki 2054, Dawn Casey 1052, pace the Bulldogs. She hit a LafOntolne, NYI 18 18 two games left to break the record much to the dismay of his his streak, which began In the final Mullen, Col 14 22 Curtis playing well defensively. The and shot fairly well. We shot much, Erica (Sreene 0050, Michelle Metz 005 three-pointer. Ann Lewis added 0 Bankers also tied Windsor, 1-1. TInson Elka Rig Eaat atandinga U T A H (114) Gayton set in 15 games ot Miami In (ipponents. game last season. better than we did against (E.O.) 0. Totalt 14 4-12 32. points in the losing effort. hod the goal, assisted by Fruen. Kevin Malone 5144-422, tavaronl52050, Eoton Al Atkins 370, John RIeder 380, Tony Transactioiis Crabb and Tim Donahy played well Big East Cenference O'all Smith,” said Coventry Coach Ray ROCKY HILL (81)— Short Oziklewicz 9 1-5545,Stockton510M24,Hansen5155110, Flcoro 135349, Joe Dworak 145414, W L W L Bolton toppled defensively. Bailey 51711-1129, Tripucka 1-352Z(3reen Charlie Whelan 191-199-418, Paul Ford Dimmock, referring to the Patri­ 113, Toni Ann Abbruzeee 204, Sora (Mil Providence 1 0 4 1 10 2, Jennifer Naeh 4 4 14, Melanie 57054, Scurry M 34 5, Turpin 53 55 4, 147-153,424, Tony Salvatore 147-348, Vlllanova 1 0 5 2 BMBBALL R(KnCY HILL — Fullcourt pres­ (klfflth 55 5OT.Totals45822534114. Jerry Ridel 137-400, Tony DeSimone ots’ opener they won by a 4541 Montante 3 0 4, Brenda Fournier 10 2. Rentama Georgetown 0 0 4 1 count. sure was the impetus to an 5 0 run To ta l! 1 7 31. 145371. Pittsburgh 0 0 4 0 BOSTON RED SOX-^Traded Marc SullV Bolton Ice Palace topped Columbia, Seattle 17 19 M 31— 99 von, catcher, to the Houston Astros for a Coventry had three players in as Rocky Hlii High erased a B O L TO N (t S )— Wendy Nell 204, Ann C aleiidar S ^on Hall 0 0 8 1 Lewis 3 0 6, A m y Stoudt 2 0 4 , Michelle 7-2, fell to South Windsor, 1-Oand bested Utah 38 18 S3 18— 114 St. John's ptover to be named later. halftime deficit to top Bolton High, 5Polnt goals— Ellis 3, Chambers, M RP I 0 0 5 1 double figures led by Leslie Da- Hardee 4211, Sara LewItOOO. Totalt 112 Wallingford, 5-2, last weekend. Against Syracuse 0 0 4 2 OAKLAND ATHLETICS-Named Wollv 31-25, Monday night in COC girls’ Wallingford, Jim Curry had two goals Young, (Vlfftlh. Fouled out— None. Haas chief operating officer. nehy's 16 points. Kim Mizesko 25. Norm Lasher 205514, Ted Gada-^ Boston College 0 1 5 1 3-polnt field goal: Bolton— Hardee. and Jon Lange, Terry Tobelerand Matt Rebounds— Seattle 48 (McDanlel8),Ulah48 rowski 215541, Paul Oesleunes 215-205 Connecticut 0 1 3 2 adiied 14 points and Maura Danehy basketball action. TODAY DInallo one apiece far BIP. Brion Wry, (Eaton 12). Asslsts-Seottte 21 CHICAGO CUBS-Slamd Vonce Low, •Irts Basketball 554, Ed Adams 215544, Bob Adams 201, 11. Leslie Danehy was 5(or-0from Jeff Grote, Langeond Kevin PIsehdrew (McMillan 7), Utah 29 (Stockton 13). Total Ralph Clifford 501, Russ Charpentler Wedneedgy's Gomes IntleMer. South Catholic ot East Catholic, 7 p.m. assists. Goalie Kevin Mlllen had 14 fouls— Seattle 30, Utah 25. Technicals— PITTSBURGH PIRATES- Nomed Jov the floor, Mizesko 5for-10 and 8 Hall at Manchester, 7:30 p.m. 528, Bob Musdoan 504, Dick Colbos 909, Seton Hall at Princeton saves. Mlllen was spectacular In goal Ellis, Utah Coach Loyden. A— 15215 Stan Zotkowskl 504, Jim Powers 904, VI Md-Boltlmore County at Georgetown Ward manager of Salem of ihe Carolina Maura Danehy 5for-0. "W e shot against South Windsor with 31 saves. W E D N E S D A Y Pulford 182-494, Sue Purnell 148-442, murtdgy’s Mdie close to SO percent (from the floor), Tim Shumaker, Jason Allan, Grote, Nancy Akin 178, Lottie KuezynskI St. Bonaventure at Syracuse ‘’^r^LoU IS CAROINALS-Announced Uut Inks new conf/acf Ice Hockey Lange, Tobeler and Jim Curry hod NRAIaadara that Jim Toomey, eselitant ta the general if not better," Dimmock said. Fbrm l vs. Manchester (Bolton Ice 184-480, Pat Olcavage 185-495, Marge m d sn fe Egmes goals against Columbia for BIP. Jason Patrick 199, Blanche Hare 184-447, Rita Jettad Teuniggiegt manoger,wlllretireo)l(ieendotltieyearbut (^ventry had a 157 lead after one HARTFORD (AP) — Goal- 27-254 with a 3.62 goals-against Palace), 8 p.m. Ootway and Tobeler each had two conttnueosacensultanl. NEW YORK (A P ) — The Nohonol McAllister 457, Flo DauN 449, Ethel Vlllanova vs. LaSalle period and opened the margin to tender Mike Liut has signed a average with two shutouts, and assists and Sean Malone, C urry and Basketball Association Individual scoring, Bouton 448, Vivian Matava 451, Ana fglurdgy's Ogm et BASKEtEIU-L TH U R S D A Y Lange one apiece. 34-15 at halftime. The lead was 91-22 three-year contract with the last season he paced Hartford to Beys Basketball reboundlng,(leldgoal percentage and assist SInIcaIckI 447, Gert Andrews 471, Kay Niagara at St. John's Moroz 513. Fardham at Seton Hall ATLJKNTA HAW KS--^ded~’Mlke after three periods. Hartfoid Whalers, the NHL an Adams Division title with a East Catholic at Norwich Free leaders through Dec. 13: McGee, guord, to Ihe Socramente Kings In Acodemv, 7 p.m. Scertag Cal State-Long Beach at Oeorgetown "Bacon lost all of its starters team announced. record of Sl-22-5, a goals'-against Providence v<. 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H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Dec. IS. 1987 Classroom Editor Co-Editors Julie G am er Deborah Bray Photography Editor S port9 In B t ir f Rangers look to get streak going Raina Kelley The H igh School W orld Stacey Zackin Starling title defense It all set NEW YORK (AP) - The New York Rangers hope a victory over Volume LII, No. 12 Compiled by students of MHS, published by the Manchester Herald Stephen Armstrong, faculty adviser HARTFORD - Marlon Starling’s first defense of his Worid the Detroit Red Wings is a sign of Boxing Association weiterweight titie wlii be heid at the better things to come. Detroit Convention Center in Atiantic City, N.J., against Japan’s Fujio Coach Jacques Demers hopes it’s Oxaki on Feb. 5. the last time he sees referee Denis Starting fought in the Convention Center once before, iosing to Morel for a while. Juniors Math students Donaid Curry on a 12-round spiit decision on Oct. 23,1982. Former Red Wing John Ogrod- Starling, 29, won the WBA title Aug. 22 with an llth-round nick scored a power-play goal with knockout of Mark Breland. Starling has a 42-4 record with 25 8; 59 to play to give the Rangers a 4-3 knocks. Ozaki, 26, is the WBA’s No. 5 rated contender. He is 21-4 victory in Monday night’s lone NHL with 13 knockouts. game. ’Tonight, it will be Vancouver enjoy at Hartford, Philadelphia at Pitts­ try philosophy Starting reportedty wiit receive about 9100,000 for his first titie defense. burgh, Washington at Toronto and St. Louis at the New York Although deepphilisophical ques­ Scarecrow got a “ bogus brain.” He Islanders. tions are not usually discuss^ in also questioned that fact if the Bosox deal Marc Sullivan to Astros The victory was the ninth straight prom Scarecrow was jilted, did the Lion math classes at MHS, geometry for the Rangers over the Red Wings get his courage and the Tin Man his BOSTON — Marc Sullivan, the Boston Red Sox backup catcher students did some incredibly deep at Madison Square Garden, dating heart? and son of an owner of the team, was traded Monday to the pondering this week. back to opening night of the 1981-82 On December 4, the class of '89 The question was "Did the Student Lilana Aristizabal, said Houston Astros for a player to be named later. season. held its junior prom. that "The Wizard did not give the "H e has been an asset to our team as a reserve catcher for the Scarecrow in the Wizard of Oz, It also left the Rangers unbeaten written by L. Frank Baum, In 1900, Lion courage and the Tin Man a past three years and I am confident that he can prove to be an “ A Winters Night in Our in their last five home games and Dreams” was the theme. Even really get a brain and if he did was It heart, but Instead gave them a test asset to Houston aiso,’’ said Lou Gorman, general manager of the pulled them within four points of though the prom had such a a good one?” to prove that they had it all along. It fifth-place Washington In the Pa­ Red Sox. hibernal theme there were no This question came about in Mr. worked except for the Scarecrow trick Division. The victory was only Sullivan, 29, had known for several days that a trade was snowflakes on the ground that Frank Klnel’s 4th period geometry because he made a false state­ the third for the Rangers in 14 brewing with Houston. evening. ’The only sno^akes were class when senior John McTlghe ment.” Mr. Albie Harris, a substi­ one-goal games this season. The trade ends his employer-employee relationship with his in the beautifully decorated MHS said that what the Scarecrow says tute teacher said, “ The fact that the "We really have to start putting father. Red Sox co-owner Haywood Sullivan. cafeteria. Also, the walls of the when he thinks that he gets a brain. Scarecrow got a brain or not doesn’t some points together,’’ Ogrodnick room sparkled with blue and silver is wrong. The Scarecrow said, "The matter. Whether he believes it or said. "W e really got to start Some of the MHS students who sent are: Erik Lindland, Cindy Colvin, stars. Jenipher Chadburn and Mike McMahon. sum of the square root of any two not does. It is the placebo effect.” Japan teams deny offers to RIghetti winning some hockey games. letters to students in the Soviet Union sides of an isosceles triangle is Mr. Jacob Ludes III, school "W e’re not out of It yet. It’s going The anticipation was mounting equal to the square root of the principal, said "The real question TO K YO — Free agent Dave Righetti has not been offered any to be a battle," said Ogrodnick, long before the actual event took Is, would he know?” multimillion-dollar contracts by Japanese teams, club officials remaining side.” playing in his 600th NHL game. place even though there was a snow This, according to not only Kinel Mrs. Barbara Mlnella, the regis­ said Monday. “ We’re not over the hump yet, but storm scare. The time and effort and his class but also others, is not trar, said that she believed that The Yomiurl Giants and Yakult Swallows, both reported to we're on our way,” said another contributed to this event by the Letters sent to USSR true. According to Kinel, the only “ the Scarecrow had to have a brain have made proposals ranging to $20 million to Righetti, denied former Red Wing, Kelly KIsio, who, prom committee helped to make a logical thing that Baum could have because If he didn’t he wouldn’t be those reports. like Ogrodnick, had a goal and two splendid time for all. able to think at all.” AP photo On December 1. Manchester information from CEC specifying Soviet life will help me to become a meant would be the Pythagorean Kuniaki Nakajima, the Swallows’ spokesman, said the team assists. "Tonight, we managed to This may seem to leave the Most of the couples began their High School sent a packet of letters what and what not to send and a better civilian and truly appreciate 'Theorem, which states, “ The sum had not offered any money to Righetti. Ram Taguchi, another hang on. I hope we can do it like that question very much unanswered, rebound in their game Monday night in evening out at an elegant restau­ to the Soviet Union. schedule of appropriate card send­ being an American.” of the squares of two legs of a right Swallows’ representative, told a news conference Monday the the rest of the way.” Rangers’ goalie Bob Froese makes a ing holidays. Three exchanges are This is the first time MHS has triangle is equal to the square ofthe but does anyone really know the One person Demers could do rant. However, most of the couples Mr. Stephen Armstrong, the club has no intention of obtaining the pitcher, who spent the past save against Detroit’s Brent Ashton (left) New York. The Rangers won, 4-3. planned throughout the school written to Russia, but letters are remaining side.” answer? Should we ask Dorothy or without for a while is Morel, who were late for their reservations. coordinator of this program, was seven seasons with the New York Yankees. year, but if a personal response Is expected to be returned by the When asked Kinel replied that the maybe the Scarecrow himself? has officiated consecutive Monday as Steve Yzerman (19) looks for the The delay was brought on by very enthusiastic about the idea. received, hopefully students will middle of January. Hopefully, all 35 night losses by the Red Wings. enthusiastic parents who were The Current Affairs Club, led by five In a row, but Yzerman, the write back and forth and keep In letters will be answered and will A week earlier. Demers was dressing room. traded prior to the start of last taking numerous pictures. Arm strong and M r. Arthur Smith to re-sign with the Expos Wings’ captain, said his club hasn’t close contact. provide the students with clearer upset when defenseman Doug “ I told him 'you were the same season. The actual dance proved to be a Glaeser, joined with Mr. Bill played that poorly. What Is the true purpose of this? insights of Russia. The letters M ONTREAL — Free agent pitcher Bryn Smith said Monday he Houda was penalized in overtime ref that made a cheap call against “ That will never wear off,” Kisio smashing success. Congratulations Howie, the advisor of Learn Peace, “ We haven’t had one real bad The main point is to get the people covered many aspects and opinions has reached a tentative contract agreement with the Montreal against Toronto, which scored a us last week and cost us the game, ’” said when asked about playing ore in order for Mr. Thomas in organizing this activity. To­ Holidays are a game, just bad periods,” Yzerman involved. Armstrong feels that. of American life. Hopefully, their power-play goal for a 5-4 victory. Demers said. against the team that traded him. Murdoch, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob gether these two clubs mailed out 35 Expos and expects to sign a contract within the next few days. said. “ But you have to play hard “ We have a very vague understand­ letters will do the same for the On Monday night, after watching First-period goals by defensemen “ I have so many friends back In Ludes, D.J. Mark Gardella of letters and some student art work to "Basically I think it’s all a matter of dotting the i’s and crossing every night, and we’re not doing ing of Russian life and writing will Soviet life. his team battle back from 2-0 and Dave Shaw and Michel Petit gave Detroit.” Awesome Audio, the prom commit­ Special School Number 1 In Mos­ the t’s,’ ’ Smith said in a telephone interview from Santa Maria, that.” hopefully expand our knowledge The excitement of this expe­ 3-2 deficits, Demers was livid when the Rangers a 2-0 lead. Ogrodnick, a one-time 50-goal tee chairpersons, the members of cow. hoping to open the Soviet view Calif. " I ’m still waiting to hear from my agent, but as far as I The victory was the first for into a true understanding.” rience will hold until we are sure the Morel c a ll^ defenseman Jeff Shar­ But Detroit tied it when Bob scorer with Detroit who was sent to the prom committee, the faculty on American life and the American time to enjoy know, it’s done.’ ’ Froese over the Red Wings. Howie says, “ We need to learn letters are received and making an pies for holding at 9:51 of the final Probert scored on a wraparound 48 Quebec last season before coming chaperones, and the seniors who view on Soviet Life. Smith, who was offered arbitration by Montreal last week, said “ I never realized It until before that Russia is people and not an impact, opening peoples eyes, period, setting up Ogrodnick’s seconds Into the second period and to the Rangers prior to the start of helped out by doing a little bit of The knowledge of this program the deal calls for a one-year contract with an option on a second the game,” Froese said. "It fired organizaiton. It is important for Howie said. them have pleasant feelings about power-play goal. Yzerman picked the puck out of this season, said his goal “ probably everyUiing. came through an organization “ The holidays are a time to put year, worth about $500,000 per season. me up. We have to start winning the Americans to know and understand “ Unity and Humanity are Impor­ the upcoming events. According to "Ogrodnick pulled down (Steve) defenseman James Patrick’s would have meant more last The time seemed to fly by as called the Citizen Exchange Coun­ your problems behind you and tight ones.” other ways of life. When we don’t tant. As long as we continue to see Todd Durost, "it is the one time of Vzerman on a breakaway, there skates and backhanded It past Bob season.” everyone was wrapped up in cil (C E O . which is located in New celebrate with your family and Hanlon, who played for Van­ ge* Involved, how can we expect to Russians in a barbaric way, we are the year when everyone is happy at was no call, and then (Tomas) Froese at 11; 12. Gerard Gallant evened the score dancing and socializing with York City. They are In charge of friends,” says senior Peter Wolf­ North Stars’ Beaupre sidelined couver and St. Louis before coming change anything? I personally feel validating one thing — war,” he Sandstrom took a dive and a bad Kisio put the Rangers ahead at at 3-3 just 35 seconds into the final friends. As the evening drew to a some student tours and matching gang. This and many other opinions the same time.” 15:59, tipping Jarl Gronstrand’s period, blasting a 10-footer past to the Rangers and being dealt to close there was a feeling of sadness up high schools in order to allow that increasing my knowledge of said. were expressed by high school BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — Minnesota North Stars goaltender call cost us the game,” said Detroit, has never beaten New shot from the left point past Glen Froese on a power play. to see this special night come to an teachers and students to come in students, when asked what the — DEBBIE CIARCIA Don Beaupre has pulled a groin muscle and will be out of action Demers, who fired a few parting York. shots at Morel on the way to the Hanlon, the man for whom he was Detroit is now 0-3-2 after winning end. contact with those of other coun­ winter holidays mean to them. for dt losst s week. tries. Each interested student and Beaupre, 26, who is in his eighth N H L season, said he “ felt the Honore Politi, " I like eating a - SANDRA VOISINE staff member received a packet of Students to a groin pop’ ’ after making a save in the final minute of the second lot!” Another student said, “ I look forward to the parties and staying M HS has period in Saturday's game against the Quebec Nordiques. out late.” These teenagers said Troy State players killed in accident Yale arms meeting they enjoyed the vacation and the Canucks recall two forwards lack of work, but othbrs cherished holiday Elizabeth Biggs, a dispatcher at through the media. Foreign student the sentimental side.l BREWTON, Ala. (AP) — Broth­ life. It just seems pretty tough right respuiise to the conference: “ I the Alabama State Troopers post in Thomas Miller had 31 tackles, On February 6th and 7th, VANCOUVER, British Columbia — The Vancouver Canucks ers who played on 'Troy State now. What can you say?” hundreds of high school students really think that the "apathetic Kathy Keane says that she likes Evergreen, said a car driven by one Interception and caused one announced Monday that they have recalled forwards Jim University’s national champion­ "They’re two great kids,” student’ myth was just that; a being with her family and friends food drive John Miller was traveling south on fumble during the Trojans’ 13-1-1 from all over Connecticut will Sandlak and Dan Woodley, both former first-round draft picks. ship football team before being Rhoades continued. " I don’t think converge on Yale University for an myth,” and sharing the happiness of Sandlak, a right wing, was summoned from the Fredericton U.S. 31 about 12; 45 p.m. when in the season. experiences MHS Every year during the holiday killed in an automobile accident are they were doing anything wrong.” In past years, speakers have special times with them. There are accident occurred about 15 miles The 6-foot-3, 205-pound line­ educational conference about the season Manchester High School Express of the American Hockey League and Woodley, a center, being remembered by tbeir coacb Also killed were Sean Miller’s included Senator Christopher Dodd some students who look forward to north of Brewton. backer was reidshirted last year arms race. students donate non-perishable from the Flint Spirits of the International Hockey League. as “ two great kids.” twin brother, John Stacy Miller, and Representative Bruce Morri­ getting presents, like Teresa Mac­ She said the car skidded into the after a fine career at W.S. Neal Johanna Lobato. an 18-year-old goods to those who are less The injury-riddled Canucks sent forwards Jeff Rohlicek and Sean Tracy Miller, 20. and and 20-year-old Wayne McDuffie The conference, organized by son. New Zealand UN ambassador Donald. but she also said, “ I like path of a tractor-trailer driven by High School in Brewton. He was the foreign student attending Manches­ fortunate In Manchester. The two- David Bmce to Fredericton. Tbomas Willis Miller Jr., 19, both Stallworth. Yale Students for Nuclear Disar­ David McDowell, and well-known seeing the reaction on people’s Gerald Douglas Stodghlll of Gum­ team’s most valuable player bis ter High, found that her first week period from November 7 to redshirt freshmen, died Monday mament (YSND ). Is the third in an activists David Dellinger and Cor­ faces when I give them gifts.” ming, Ga.. who was not injured. senior season after compiling 102 impression of America was “ every­ November 20 was spent collecting along with another brother and a Troy State won Its second na­ annual conference series called nell West. Two of this year’s The beautiful colored lights and “ Actually, the car went up under tackles in nine games. thing Is very organized.” Hawks send Mike McGee to Kings family friend. Their car collided tional title in four years Saturday “ The Nuclebr Age.” The confer­ speakers will be Avis Calleo, who decorations add a definite plus to cann^ goods from homerooms. the tractor-trailer,” Biggs said, Lobato is from Quito. Ek;uador Contributions of cash also were with a tractor-trailer, Conecuh with the come-from-behind victory ence features noted speakers from was a member on the US negotiat­ the spirit of Christmas. Dan Langu- adding that all four of the victims Sean Miller also was redshirted and she describes Quito as being ATLANTA — The Atlanta Hawks on Monday traded Mike County Coroner Danny Garnett over Portland State. The Trojans politics, activism, an academia; ing team in Geneva. The confer­ reux expressed a particular liking accepted. were declared dead at the scene. last season as a freshman. In his bigger than Hartford although • ‘Si Several students came to each McGee to the Sacramento Kings for two future second-round said. trailed 10-3 at halftime, but pulled workshops on various aspects of the ence also will offer over two dozen to the Christmas lights, while Cyndl She said the wreck was still under senior year at Neal, he recorded 64 Quito does not have as many tall homeroom, collected the contribu­ NBA draft choices, one in 1991 and the other in 1995. They died just two days after the ahead for good with 21 points in the arms race, many led by Yale workshops on various issues for the Tarbell says she enjoys the investigation and that no charges tackles. buildings. tions, and recorded how much each McGee, a seven-year league veteran, was obtained from the Trojans won the NCAA Division II third quarter. professors', and small group discus­ arms race such as SDI, current “ friendly spirit of the season.” Both also played on the high She Is staying with Mr. and Mrs. class gave. Some of the students Los Angeles Lakers in June 1986 along with the rights to Ken crown with a 31-17 victory over Thomas Miller started at outside had been filed. sions among students. arms negotiations, and nuclear Brigid Culhane also geU into the Rhoades said the athletic depart­ school’s basketball team. Thomas Finelli. her aunt and uncle, and she involved in the collection were J. J. Barlow in exchange for the rights to Billy Thompson and Ron Portland State. linebacker and had three tackles in Last year’s conference drew 350 culture. spirit by singing Christmas carols ment was notifying all of the team’s Miller averaged 15 points per game plans on staying here until June or Gorman, chairperson; Paige Car­ Kellogg. ’"It’s a tough, tough thing.” the championship game. Sean students from scores of high YSND invites all interested high and attending church with her players about the accident because as a senior, while his brother July. ter; Sue Burns; and Sarah The 28-year-old guard averaged 10.4 points and 1.9 assists in Trojans Coach Rick Rhoades said. Miller was a reserve defensive schools in the state, over twice the school students to this year’s he didn’t want them to find out averaged eight. Lobato thinks that the major family. Hunniford. 1986-87 for Atlanta. This season, he has averaged 4.6 points in 11 "’There are no guarantees In this tackle. number that came the first year. conference. The $10 registration fee contrast between the United States Celebrating the New Year is a Mr. Earl Carylon and his class games. and Ecuador is that the U.S. is very For some students, this was the covers on-campus housing, most first time they had the chance to meals, and administrative and popular event that many students contributed the most of any home­ large while Quito is small. The look forward to. Cheryl Domina room. Carylon’s class donated 966 major difference between Quito talk to students in other schools speaker’s costs. about their concerns on the arms There will be scholarships availa­ says that since she is a senior she units of canned goods towards the Johnson NBA player of the week Wyoming survives on an off night and Manchester Is that Quito is can’t wait for the year of 1988 food drive. Second place went to Dr. much larger and “ there are not race. One student from Old Lyme ble for those students who need NEW YO R K — M agic Johnson, who averaged 19.2 points, 13.2 because she will be graduating. Mille Costa’s homeroom, with third many trees in Quito and the houses wrote, " I really gained so much them. Since housing and workshop assists and 7.5 rebounds for the Los Angeles Lakers last week, Mexico in the second round of the scored 20 points and Sylvester assignments work on a first-come, Andy Wildhagen, an exchange place going to the homeroom ot Dr. Bv The Associated Press are right next to each other,” said from last year’s conference. Since was named NBA Player of the Week Monday. Big Apple NIT, moved to 2-4. Penn Kincheon added 18 as Oklahoma first-served basis, students should student from North Germany says, Peter Tognalll. The total MHS Lobato. then, I have joined in several fell to 1-4. State defeated Pepperdine 83-66. register as soon as possible. Stu­ “ Being outdoors, skiing, and vaca­ donation was approximately 3,000 Johnson shot 54 percent from the field and 77 percent from the LARAMIE. Wyo. — The Wyom­ N CA A Hoop Quito also has many buses and protests, ,,,To this day, I talk about UCLA overcame early shooting Tony Mack scored 24 points to dents can get registration forms tioning with my American family” units, with a total cash donation of free throw line as the Lakers won three of four games, including a ing Cowboys may be ra nked sixth in most people use public transporta­ the YSND conference to everyone, ’ ’ difficulties and sloppy ball­ lead Georgia over Augusta College and additional information by is what he’s looking forward to. $777. This is all being donated to the 115-114 victory over the Boston Celtics on Johnson’s bank shot at the nation, but their standing with tion because not as many people Many students also organized handling. But the Bruins outscored 92-76. Vincent Jackson, whohitfour JOHANNA LOBATO writing to YSND at Box 6198 Yale Also, he hopes to “ not gain too much Manchester Area Council of the buzzer. Coach Benny Dees is not as high But Georgia State, led by guard have cars in Ecuador as in the U.S. peace groups of their own. Some the Penn 21-4 during the final eight of six 3-point shots, scored a students who attended the confer­ Station, New Haven, CT06520,orby weight.” This was a common (lurches for distribution to the after their 100-89 victory Georgia Harlen Graham with 24 points, Lolsato likes to see all the trees and are the same as in Ecuador minutes of the first half to take a career-high 32 points for the losers. ence helped organize a newspaper calling any of these people: David concern among students. area poor. State. scored 14 straight points to narrow squirrels in Manchester, but dis­ although they are more friendly 40-18 lead at intermission. Chris Morris had 23 points and of student opinion called Free Kirchner at 436-0372, Elka Klein at These teenagers share similar This was one of the best food Hextall NHL player of the week “ If we play like we did tonight, the Cowboys’ lead 76-62 before likes the cold weather because it is here. On weekends students from Tyrone Pitts led Penn with 11 Jeff Moore 20 to lead Auburn over Thought, Organizer Steve Conn 436-0609. or Rosanna Gailuccio at and opposing views about what the drives in MHS history thanks to M ;. we’re going to get beat,” Dees said Robyn Davis hit from in close and NEW YO R K — Philadelphia’s Ron Hextall, who became the points. Grambling 96-59. Auburn hit 38 of 56 warm all the time in Ecuador. Quito go to the movies, eat pizza, or winter holidays mean, but all of Tom Murdoch, student assembly Monday after Wyoming racked up Dembo took a steal all the way fora commented on the enthusiastic 436-1221. first goalie in N H L history to score a goal by shooting the puck In Stillwater, Okla., John Starks shots to improve its record to 5-1. Coming to the high school was a socialize, just like students here. advisor, and all of those who its fifth consecutive victory, its best slam. big change for Lobato considering However, Lobato has found the into the opposition’s net, was named the league’ s Player of the donated and helped out. start since its 1980-81 season. After that, the Panthers were the fact that in Quito she attended a shopping malls here, to be a lot of Week Monday. “ Tonight, we are not the No. 6 team able to-climb only to within eigh one-room schoolhouse. Switching fun as well. - BRIGID CULHANE Hextall, who led the Flyers to a 3-0 record last week, rcored into Kelley handles responsibility in the country.” points of the Cowboys, when they classes every period was a new Lobato seems to be enjoying her an empty net late in the third period of the Flyers’ 5-2 victory over outscored Wyoming 11-2 in just over The Cowboys, 5-0, struggled experience. Her favorite class at stay in America, especially seeing When Napoleon lived, he con­ member of the Announcer’s Club. Boston Dec. 8. two minutes. through the first half of their first MHS is physics with Mr. Earl new things. She is sure to bring quered half the world in only three During mornings at MHS, Kelley Hextall had a 2.67 goals-against average during the weekend a meeting against the 2-2 Panthers, “ It was a case of too much Carlyon because “ he makes the many memories of her experiences and a select few read the announce­ Sing along manpower on the side of the hours of sleep each night. .908 save percentage. trailing twice. But forward Fennis class Interesting and explains phys­ in the United States back to This is how Manchester High ments to the entire student body Cowboys,” Georgia State Coach Dembo scored 23 of his 29 points in ics using demonstrations and Ecuador. School senior Raina Kelley is and faculty. Included in Kelley’s Bob Reinhart said. "Fennis came with Round the second half to lead Wyoming. BRING FT experiments.” planning her life. Each night, she other activities are the National Iowa State cracks Top Twenty list on in the second half and took Dees lamented his team’s defen­ She says that the students here — CYNDITARBELL tries to get only two to three hours of Honors Society and manager of the control of the game. NEW YO R K — There has been precious little basketball sive performance and said the sleep. This gives her time in which wrestling team. Table singers "The thing that hurt us most was success at Iowa State over the years, so the Cyclones’ entry into Cowboys were concentrating on to fit the numerous activities and Outside of school. Kelley finds our passing game. We gave up too On December 19 in the Manches­ the Top Twenty this week is cause for celebration by Coach making big plays rather than studies that she is involved with into time to work at a part-time job at many fast break points due to our ter Hjgh School chorus room, the stopping the Panthers. her schedule. She says that in order the Weathervane, a local clothing Johnny Orr. . . ^ passing in the backcourt. They did members of Round Table Singers ‘"This is what I wanted to do when I took this job, said Orr, who “ If crying would help, I’d cry,” for her to maintain her present store. She also likes to spend time what a good club is going to do when will begin their fundraising cam­ has a 111-103 record in his eighth season at the Ames, Iowa, he said. “ And that’s about as “ A-B” grade average and still have with her friends, and also enjoys you make a run, and that is they will paign with an open rehearsal. school. "This is a great thing for Iowa State and a great thing for helpless a feeling as you could have HOM fun, a loss of sleep is necessary. writing play8. make a run right back at you.” During this rehearsal, music on the bench. As co-president of the student Kelley’s favorite class at school is our players.” . . ,,, The Cowboys must now concen­ Scon wHh the Whalen selected by their director, Ms. “ It’s about as poor as I think I ’ve assembly at the high school. Kelley theatre arts. She believes the class Iowa State has crashed the party this year, winning seven of its trate on their game Saturday Penny Dalenta, will be rehearsed ■ ever had a team play man-to-man andSportaChannel feels that it Is her duty to make sure Is helping to prepare her for her first eight games and checking in at No. 20 this week. against Nebraska, a team Wyom­ and sung by the Round Table defense. They could take the that the needs of students at school future. In which she is planning to Kentucky, 4-0 after nipping intrastate rival Louisville 76-75 on ing has not beaten since the 1981-82 all eeaaon long Singers and everyone who joins the dribble and break us down just are taken care of. She also wants to become a playwright. She would Saturday, remained No. 1 In this week’s poll, collecting 41 season. ensemble. It will be held from noon about any time. Our ball club make life at MHS more enjoyable. like to attend Yale University after flrst-place votes and 1,224 points from a nationwide panel of “ We have to put this game behind (3et the best seat in the house to 5 p.m. doesn’t know how to play in a game Besides this time consuming job. she graduates from high school to sports writers and broadcasters. us and get our intensity up for for 50 Hartford Whalers games, The group would like toextend an like that.” Kelley is involved with many other study theatre. Her goal in life is "to Arizona, 7-0 after knocking Iowa from the unbeaten ranks 66-59, Nebraska,” guard Turk Boyd said. invitation to everyone In the com Center Eric Leckner agreed that plus Boston Celtics home action activities in and out of school. be respected as an innovator in the Improved two spoU to No. 2. The Wildcats got 19 first-place votes “ We have to play just like we’re munity who enjoys music and is the Cowboys’ defense was lacking. One of these other activities is world of theatre.” capable of playing. Georgia State and much more. willing to lend their voice, spirit, and 1,168 points. “ When things aren’t going right, Sock 'n' Buskin, the MHS drama Kelley said that if she could go did not surprise us tonight. They and support to the group. Pittsburgh, ranked second last week, beat Chicago State and the first thing that breaks down is club. As a member of the club, anywhere In the world, she would just did things well and we didn’t." Call your local cable The Round Table Singers need West Virginia to improve to 4-0, but fell to third. The Panthers got our defense,” he said. "W e should Raina acts In many of the groups go to South Africa to try to help the Wyoming was the only ranked RAINA KELLEY your help. The group is planning a the other three first-place votes and 1,118 points. have played a lot better. com pany performances and she also holds situation of apartheid. She doesn’t “ Some days, we play like we’re team to play Monday night. To­ trip to Ocean City, Maryland to and order the title of "playwright In resi­ know if she would be able to do political and social issues, and to the No. 6 team in the country, some night, No. 5 Indiana hosts Eastern compete in a choral festival from dence.” This means that she writes anything to help, but she would like always have an opinion. Steve Largent to play a 13th year days we play like we’re No. 50 in the Michigan while No. 12 Missouri is at today. to try to stop what she feels is one of April 28 to May 1. All of the membra home against Virginia Tech. some small plays for the group. Of herself. Kelley feels that she is are equally excited about the country. You’ve got to know that Another of the activities that the most evil things in the world SEA’TTLE — Steve Largent, who is closing in on three more Unranked teams: Trevor Wilson a person who likes to stand out in a chance to participate in this event. when you’re No. 6, everyone wants Kelley participates In is High today. It bothers her that only N F L pass-catching records, announced Monday that he will play scored 21 points and UCLA’s crowd, and she likes to have Without your help this trip may not to kill you.” Whalers vs Vancouver School World, the school news­ twelve percent of the people in the at least one more season, his 13th in professional football. much-maligned defense held Penn FIK6U.V ON «B t6 lF Cf THe raOiLT/ attention drawn to herself. She feels be possible. Please join in the fun. After leading with 3; 49 left in the (at home) paper. She is one of the editors of United States are educated on the " I feel I’m capable of playing another year and giving my best to just eight points during a that in order to be happy and For additional information first half, the Panthers trailed at this publication. As an editor, subject of apartheid, and she would to the Seahawks,” he told a news conference. . 18-mlnute span as the Bruins Tune-in Tonight at 7:30 p.m. satisfied in life, she musn’t be part please feel free to c ;j11: Sharon intermission 43-38. Kelley is responsible for correcting like to see more people trying to defeated the Quakers 98-49, ending of the “ gray mass,” and would Fortuna at 649-4648 or Ms. Dalenta Lsrgsnt, 32, reportedly is earning $800,000 this season, his I2th "Ilie Cowboys worked on that lead For more information call Hartford area 677-9599, ^»■Iuoe^lT BOW the waPwtsn" cf Htxiw errors in stories, writing headlines, take actions against it. Kelley feels when they returned to the floor, a school-record three-game home really like to make something of at 647-8113. with the Seahawks. Windsor/Vernon 649-3457, Marlborough 546-2635. and doing a layout of the newspaper that indifference is the worst herself In life; something that other He has stretched his NFL pass-catching record to 150 expanding It to 55-46 with 15; 25 left losing streak against non­ possible thing in life, and she tries conference opponents. every week. people will remember. — SHARON FORTUNA consecutive regular-season games. He has made 49 catches for In the game, and later to 74-53 on United Cable — See What You’ve Been Missing! At school, Kelley is also a to always be well-informed about 781 yards this season. Including seven touchdown receptions. two free throws by forward Willie UCLA, which had dropped four liHHn»auunu¥ttio0ea»f0»MnMiQ Jones. straight, including a loss at New MANCHESTER HERALD, Tueaday. Dec. 18. 1987 — 17 U - MANCHESrm HERALD. 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Polyester prince goes West KlVifS, No BAOICCHIO, liv e in MOIST MOP HOTS ‘ Afie UPON AMAt-VflS'.' uS! 1 Attronauft 4 In whatsvar □EU9Q dOO DCIIIE] MAMAf, NO TARiS- ^ p tA V -Z o plaoa □□QB Ddci □□□n flweSTMHSr., 4 Rub (wftb cloth) 5 Comparativs a cop, we now see a different side of him. On ‘Hill r y ^ □OOd OBD □□no By Jtrrv Buck was deliberately left unclear where “Hill 8 Am not (il.) suffix Street,’ you rarely saw him for more than •** to □□□□□□□ BDBOO The Astoclated Press Street” took place) and set up as a private 12 Entorttinor _ 6 Sloa O DB n o n __ investigator in Beveriy Hills. Sid means merely eight minutes. When you spend more time wim a Sumae 7 Whiripools to hitch a ride but ends up in a partnership of a character you see more facets. You don’t w an w 8 Dssd □□□nci nciBOBOD LOS ANGELES — In the eyei of their creator, ISSponaorad kind with Buntx. Bunts is a polyester prince see just the strong-arm you saw on ‘Hill Street. 14 Nila quaan, for 9 Skalston parts □ B D O d O O N oipfn Bunti and Sidney Tburaton of NBC’i People would tune in to see Bunts give the abort 10 Insrtgas "Btimriy Hilla Buntx” are a kind of upscale meeting Gucci. His intense, macho style clashes in the laid-back land of palms and palatial comeuppance to some loudmouth. 18 Long Inlat 11 Voles inflaction RalfA Kramden and Ed Norton. “You see Bunts trying to fathom L.A. Bunts Is 18 State of 17 Author Flaming homes. “These are two street-smart characters," the child of immigrants who was never aliowM ly K>i8 Feaiura* SynttcaM ^ knowladga 19 WWII arsa NBC, with a houseful of hits, has been unable said David Milch, who develo|ied the duo for b 18 _ Gantry 23 Formar nuclaar to find a regular spot for the show. It’s one of the to go to the movies. He runs into a faded 1990 “Hill Street Blues” before spinning off the new beach film star and doesn’t know who he Is. 20 Aetraaa Farrow agancy (abbr.) □ O B d half-hour comedy with co-creator and co- network’s “designated hitters,'’ airing only PEAN U YS by Charlaa M. Schulz 21 Chamical suffix 25 Carpsntry tool twice so far. The third showing will be Thursday, We’re seeing more sides to him.” executive producer Jeffrey Lewis. Milch came to Los Angeles five years ago after 22 _ for two 26 Furza ganus “I think what you look for la a chemiatry thatl Dec. 24. 27 Closs teaching creative wriUng at Yale University for a r e n 't 24 Last quaan of used to see with Kramden and Norton on ‘The Milch said that at the end of “Hill Street,” he WMV PO YOU WANT I THOUGHT W ELL, OF Spain 28 Homs in and Lewis, then producers of the show, were not 11 years. “I wrote a script," he said, “and my old TOSENPMEA . MAYBE IT COURSE YOU KINP 40 Ago 52 Pay ona's shara Honeymooners. ’ I think if you told Kramden and n-i7 28 Finds Madrid Interested in doing something different. college roommate, Jeff Lewis, threw It over the CmSTMKS CARP? UIAS. BECAUSE I L IK E OFOLP 30 At what tints 29 Raign 43 Vocation 54 Infirmitiss Norton stories in a little more upscale transom to Steve Bochco, who was then running "Your mouth guard popfied out, too? 44 Boxor Basr 55 Hsadlass atmosphere you’d have Norman Bunts and Sid.” “Sid ‘ and Bunts were characters we had YOU LIKE ME YOU.. FOR /AE? Hmm...tastes like I got the wrong one back." 34 Grazing land 31 Amarican created,” be said. “The show has a different ‘Hill Street Blues.’ I had worked with author 38 Coin of Francs Indian 46 Big shot (abbr.) 56 Architset Kramden, played by Jackie Gleason, and Robert Penn Warren. He was my mentor at O 1M7 by NfA. W 32 Concaitt 48 _ gol Saarinen Norton, played by Art Carney, were regularly feel. It’s not really comedy. Some people call it 38 Oration ‘dramedy.’ I Just can’t imagine telling these Yale.” 37 Loom bar 33 Than 49 Island 58 Alley _ involved in get-rich-quick schemes on “The After that first script won those three major 39 Samstain, for 36 In love 50 Strangs (comb, 59 Airline Honeymooners” in the 1950s. Their schemes, kinds of stories about any other characters from info ‘Hill Street.’ Except maybe Detective Johnny awards. Milch never went back to Yale, short 36 Nsadia hole form) like those of Bunts and Sid, always backfired. although he keeps an apartment in New Haven. THE QRIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr 41 Chiokan _ le 9 10 11 Dennis Frans, who stars as Buntx, and Peter LaRue. Until Buntscame along, he (LaRue) was 1 2 3 1 4 5 6 the disreputable one in the show.” He immediately Joined the staff of “HIU Street. 42 Aid In diagnos­ Jurasik, playing Sidney Thurston, created the M 0W 5 rr ing (comp, wd.) Milch, a former college professor whose first “When I came here I had every prejudice that AHA...IFOaEP 12 13 14 roles on “Hill Street.” Jurasik was a snitch for Hollywood would butcher everything I wrote,” 43 Makar of Bunts, a police lieutenant until he slugged Chief “Hill Street Blues” script won an Emmy, a ,T A 5 T E ' yAu-fT'? pottsry IB 1 ^ Writers Guild Award and the $15,000 Humanltas he said. “In many ways I was a typical Ivy HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne PECAFF0NCTEPJ Daniels at the conclusion of the series’ long run. League snob. But ‘Hill Street Blues’ wanted it as 48 Zaa Zsa's sistsr That bit of footage is In the “Bunts” opening Award, says that in the new show, the world has 20 21 good as you could write it. We were at our peak 47 Dootors' group 10 now. changed for Bunts. 48 U w (U t) and the network left us alone.” P /Z Z A C A K B / I M AP H E L P Bunts has left the "middle-Atlantic states” (!t “He’s been disenfranchised. Since he can’t be 12- If E 81 Ratirsmant plan 23 24 PA&AP J Hov4 COULP (abbr.) YO U ? ! I 53 Oxygan 30 31 32 33 compound T V Tonight 57 Stunning rsvsla- / tlon (comp, 41 wd.) S!J m o v i e : -PoUyanna' A 13- moonlights at the same restaurant where ing for Luca. f60 min.) (In Stereo) 12:00AM ID Search for Common 80 Civil War 44 5 :0 0 P M gansral year-old orphan works a special kind of Samantha is working, causing friction be­ O ) d?) Frontiino: Apartheid (CC) (60 Ground tween father and daughter. (In Stereo) 81 U p _____ good magic and spreads joy to the malcontents min.) Part 4 df 5. d ) Entertainment Tonight 40 47 of a Now England town. A "Wonderful CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks 8 Catala 82 Faminina suffix dD Evening Magazine Former police- ® Honeymoonera C World of Disney" presentation. Hayley woman/author Ann Rule ("Murder She 3D Star Trek 83A p s SIJ Noticiero Unhriaion |s i 62 B3 |b4 SB 66 Mills. Jane Wyman. 1960 Writes"); former model Sean Young 3S Forgotten Children of tiM 8 0 ‘e (60 J 2 X D I 5AY THAT I SHALL 84 Olseontinus [DIS] Day That Dad Got Fired A teen­ dD Hill Street Blues dD Hill Street Blue* min.) m a r c h w i t h y o u b a c k . 65 Study ® ) Coneumer DIeoount Network TO THE CAPITAL AND YcAPTAlkl 00 leo age girl and her family try to cope with dD MOVIE: Lolly Madonna XXX' Ten [CNN] CNN New* 66 Calif, airllns emotional trauma after the father loses his MAKE IT 0UR& AGAIN. I sions mount as one Tennessee mountain 1 0 :3 0 P M (gS) Alfred Hitchcock IS) AHred Hitchcock Preeents THE PHANTOM by Lae Falk 8 8y Barry dsstination job. 62 03 family buys a meadow lost by another fa­ IS ) Quincy [ESPN ] Australian Rules Football; Eli­ mily in a tax foreclosure Rod Steiger, Rob­ S i) INN News 3D Gene Scott DOWN 6B 66 mination Final (60 min.) (R) ert Ryan, Jeff Bridges. 1973 (S) Odd Couple [CNN] Newtnight [H B O ] MOVIE: The Buddy Hotly Story' ^ MOVIE: 'The Year of Living Danger­ (3D Nuavas Noches con Talina Fernan­ DEVIL, THEV'RE VWTCHINe 1 Musical Based on the life of Buddy Holly, the rock ously' A journalist, trying to scoop the dez [E S P N ] Ski World U6 FROM 1>C PRieON BOOF, 15 instrumant (c)1S87 by NEA. Inc 'n' roll pioneer who skyrocketed to fame in potential political overthrow of Indonesia, [ESPN ] Pursuit of Excellence: Senator [USA] Dregnet BE READY. the *50s Gary Busey, Don Stroud, Charles meets and falls in love with the British at­ Bill Bradley (60 min.) Martin Smith 1978 Rated PG. (In Stereo) 1 2 :0 5 A M QD Megnum. P.l. tache. Mel Gibson, Sigourney Weaver, [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Foul Play' An innocent Linda Hunt. 1983 [MAX] MOVIE: 'Cactus Flower' A woman becomes entangled in a plot to kill 12 :3 0 A M C£ WKRP in Cincinnati middle-aged dentist involves his nurse in a Qid) Matlock Matlock defends a hard- the visiting Pope. Chevy Chase, Goldie IT) Discover with Robert Vaughn cockeyed scheme to free himself from his drinking country singer (David Carradine) Hawn, Burgess Meredith 1978. Rated PG. marriage-minded mistress. Walter Mat­ accused of murrity Ciphsr cryptograms ara craatad from quotatkKis by famous paopla. past and prasani 5 :3 0 P M [DIS] The Fisherman's Son idence about a mysterious and advanced fT) Simon & Simon @ AHred Hitchcock Presents seafaring culture that made its home on the Each lattar in tha dphar stands for anothar Todsy'B etu0: P •quu!» G. A boy's fear of the sea is put to the test QD INN News [E S P N ] Cycling: U.S. vs. U .S .S.R . From SO, WHAT DO YOU MOSTLY, IJO ST OH,VOUA^eANWHeRe during a violent storm Northern Atlantic coasts of the United Los Angeles. Cslif. (60 min.) (R) HANG Loose AND 00 (WORK? States and Canada. (60 min.) (S) Untouchables DQ ARLO? 'JUNNGXCDD LUSCD HN GX 6 :0 0 P M QD ® (P) News [T M C ] MOVIE: ‘Under Fire' Three jour­ TRY NOT ID PANIC. dD Beulah Land In the pre-Civil War Leave It to Beaver nalists on the front lines of wartom Nicara­ (D Three's Company South, a woman (Lesley Ann Warren) mar­ gua find their lives end convictions threa­ JCOPJV KWZ MJUV GV IS) Sportetalk with Peter Vectey ® Magnum, P.l. ries the son (Paul Ru(id) of a plantation tened. Nick Nolte. Joanne Cassidy. Gene owner and becomes consumed with con­ IS ) Soap BLONDIE by Dean Young 8 Stan Drake @ Jeffersons Hackman. 1983. Rated R. TUF8D GX TCXPVJ.' — trolling the estate. Also stars Eddie Albert. HD PELICULA: ‘La Montane dal Diablo' QD Simon & Simon Meredith Baxter Birney and Hope Lange. (2 [U S A ] Edge of Night Jorge Rivero, Ernesto Yanez, G. Moret. HOY( LO N S H AVE YOU THAT AAUST; ACTUALLY, YfE OH, YOU CAN'T I! IT WASN'T AND ANOTHER^ IM hrs.) Pan 1 of 3 Gimme a Break d B SCTV 1 2 :4 0 A M MOVIE: 'The Loneliest BEEN MARRIED ? B E A ’ DIO HAVE ONE CALL THAT AU ) EXACTLY R E C O R D ®iT E ^ A P R A ID 1 ZWECZV KZWDV. Runner' A 13-yaar-old sxperiefKta* s m a l l o n e A R G U M E N T A P E A C E SO dD Doctor Who C38) MOVIE; It Happened One Night' A HD Wilton North Report (60 mjn.) (In RECORD ^ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “I know the stock market was In trouble when I nevjspaperman shields a runaway heiress sheme, fear and humiliation from his ina- l a s t n e w T CONEEREUCE t h r e e f a n o v j e V e dB) T .J. Hooker Stereo) y e a r 's A\V_ called my broker and got Diaf-a-Prayer." — Bill Tammeus. from her father's agents in order to get a blility to control his bed-wetting. Brian N EV ER HAD } (M) @1} Family Ties [C N N ] Moneyline > WHOLE EVE scoop Claudette Colben, Clark Gable, Keith, Lance Kerwin, Michael Landon. Y E A R S , AN Reporter 41 Walter Connolly 1934 [D IS ] Mieeing Adventures of Ozzia and 1976. (R) ARSUAAENT 1 Harriet d7) MacNeil / Lahrer Newshour (Ji; El Pecado de Oyuki 12 :4 5 A M [HBO] m o v ie : 'Ona More v)9Hf(^Ol0 'V/s [CNN] Showbiz Today [CNN] PrimeNews [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Dollare' A bank security Saturday Night' Weekends prove to be expert and an inoffensive hooker run afoul anything but boring In a email Minnesota [D IS ] Skyward Christmas A teen-age ALLEY OOP by Dave Qraue [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Christmas Visitor' of a trio of hardened criminals whose safe town where a local rock ckib serves as the (CC) In the drought-ridden Australian out­ girl earns her pilot's license and tries to deposit boxes they've robbed Warren reunite her family for Christmas, but centur of attention. Tom Davis, Al Fran- I M U ST TELL KING TUNK , back of the 1890's a boy finds hope in the Beatty, Goldie Hawn, Gert Probe. 1971. ken. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) BEFORE I TELL GUZ ABOLTT crashes in the wilderness during a solo TUNK'S INVASION PLANS, TVE S E E H IS AGENT 0 0 6 -AND-( arrival of a grizzled ex-miner who he be­ Rated R. EXCELLENCY A-HALF IS HERE-V lieves is Santa Claus Dee Wallace Stone, flight (60 min.) 1 :0 0 A M (B Arch)e Bunker's Place GOT TO TRY AN' FIND OUT I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME [U S A ] AirwoH ATONCEI John Waters, Andrew Ferguson 1987 (In [H B O ] Boxing Special: Knockout Heav­ WHO HIS SPY IS.' I ( by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Stereo) yweight champion Mike Tyson and Larry 1 1 ;3 0 P M CEJWiHon North Report (60 CB 39) Ask Dr. Ruth (2 -/S’ 5 [E S P N ] SportaLook Merchant review such bouts as Sugar Ray min.) (In Stereo) CB Joe Franklin UnscramUs these lour Jumbles, Robinson/ Gene Fullmer; Muhammad Ali/ ons Isitar to sach square, to form [USA] Cartoons m ® Nightline (CC) 3D Twilight Zone WHATAQUY by Bill Hoael lour ordinary words. Sonny Liston and Ike Williams/ Beau Jack. 6 :3 0 P M ® Family Ties (60 min.I QD Honeymooners (3) Maude ® d§) ABC News (CC) [USA] The Junior America Show A teen @ ) DIemotuli Mike and Christine are hired [C N N ] Croeefire RADOH talent search with host John Davidson. (60 to locate a diamond that has fallen into the [USA] Search for Tomorrow di) Honeymooners min.) hands of a fence. (70 min.) (R) Jeffersons 1 :0 5 A M CB Love Boat "WHAT WOULD __L-- 8 :3 0 P M CD) Growing Pains (CC) IS ) (S ) Bast of Carson |R) (In Stereo) • s s B e a s ^ ^ - ® ® NBC News (CC) Jason and Maggie resort to drastic mea­ (3) Racing from Plalnefield [MAX] MOVIE: "The Morning After' VOU RECOIVNMEND (CC) An alcoholic actress Is shocked to Nightly Business Report sures to make sure Mike completes an im­ IS) Hogan's Haros* portant English assignment find the man she'd spent the night with IN A 6 0 0 0 ZIPER (il) Noticiero Univision @ News murdered in her bed. Jane Forida, Jeff (D Entertainment Tonight GROWTH 6TOCK?" '' A dl) tove Connection [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred Bridges, Raul Julia. 1986. Rated R. THE BORN LOSER by Art Sanaom [CNN] Inside Politics 9 :0 0 P M ® Circus of the Stars Ring­ Hickman. Nick Charles 1 :3 0 A M CD Get smart master Merv Griffin. Delta Burke and Cesar [ESPN] Scuba [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Homestretch' The story dD Bamaby Jones Romero introduce performances by celebr­ of the romance of a girl and a debonaire .,■60 TOTAL AlTOViATIONl^IMS ( b p 16 THAT ONg A k iP c m SEAKH 7 :0 0 P M ® C B S News ities including Glenn Ford. Carol Channing, horae owner, who follows ponies from GD INN News INSENG TAA15PRI5LE (® News Bronson Pinchot and Marla Gibbs. Kirk track to track. Cornell Wilde, Glenn Lan- ^ Win, Lose or Draw AH$'NSP„.IT<9 A ? SIM PLE ------\ T W O ^ J ^ Y Y ' Douglas makes an appearance. (2 hrs.) gan, Maureen O'Hara. 1947. ^ A A > WHY RICH POOPS ® @ Wheel of Fortune (CC). [CNN] Newsnight Update ~^ A N O O »g ^ ~WD! ------^ AT ® ® Moonlighting (CC) Maddie's [ESPN] SportaCenter O King S,nd<«l. lot WwM ■yl.t, ' <7 | loE^l ARE OUR PESTIigY. $10 0 ,0 0 0 Pyramid father confronts David about his plans for [DIS] MOVIE: 'One Magic Chrtotmaa' *er/ehip i (CC) Bringing the Christmas spirit back to a 'WUSOU' t dD Cheers Maddie and baby. (60 min.) 1 1 :3 5 P M ® Entertainment Tonight »t.-ie PASHIM Gladys Knight and the Pips. (In Stereo) \ wife and mother whose recent life has ON THE FA8TRACK by BIN Holbrook Now arrange the circled letters to dS) Best of Seturday Night GD Morton Downey Jr. \been plagued with personal misfortunes form the surprise answer, as sug­ (S) M*A*S*H GD MOVIE: 'Yentl' In tum-of-the-century 1 1 :4 5 P M [HBO] Paul Raiser: Out on proves a difficult task for a Christmas an- gested by the above cartoon. a Whim (CC) Paul Reiser "My Two Dads" d$ MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour Eastern Europe, a young woman disguises ' get. Mary Steenburgen, Harry Dean Stan­ WHO 0H< I'M SURE HES &BmCr SAV/ KiJoW iOHERe herself as a man in order to pursue tive ponders his existence as a comedian in ton. 1985. Rated G. (In Stereo) ^I'M CPf*«K»l£P ASOtrr Christmas Is Unhappy with his rote as B£lN& OVERSEAS. HE5 ^IEVE« KtJoWS I'M tiur A WSU.-&EHAVEP WE CMi RNP A Nic e , education traditionally forbidden to Jewish search of the true meaning of life in this [E S P N ] Running and Racirtg the second shepherd in the school play, a women Adapted from Isaac Bashevis Sin­ inatallment of "On Location". (60 min.) (In OltCSiDE THIS CoUFnfzV H0WHE^1, WORRIEP, AM10ASSAC»ft OF , fr(5RV SOCCER f ^ lo T ^ young boy learns the real meaning of Stereo) [U S A ] HoHywood Insider . (Answers tomorrow) gers's short story. Barbra Streisand, Amy ACT.*’ AMERICA^ 6000 (ALL! Christmas when he is transponed back to Irving. Mandy Patinkin. 1983. g£R?Re.' Jumbles: DRYLY BATCH SIZZLE COUPLE the Nativity Vastaiday'a J.J. Sterbuck Starbuck buys into a \ \ _ Answer What that fliet telephone conversation was— d§) (S) Holtywood Squares movie studio to uiKover clues a dMades- A CLOSE CALL dD La Dama de Rosa old murder case. (60 min.) (In Stereo) FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavot Nightly Business Report dD Frontline: Apartheid (CC) (60 DONT MISS OUT SPECIAL OFFER min.) Part 3 of 5. OrtwX'n%Ml-4M4 dl) Sportstalk u\ iMiwrrMri w u avn iiie ■><»«» »«<«wi»r«»‘A«“ Mr«M«<«" [C N N ] Moneyline GD La Indomabla // [ESPN] SpoftsCenter [CNN] Larry King Live [HBO] Boxirtg Highlights of the April 6, [D IS ] MOVIE: 'On the Double' Danny's 1987 middleweight title bout between resemblance to an English general makes jog5 - > THE o n e h e him valuable as a WWII spy. Danny Kaye, BOXING'S »\ g Marvelous Marvin Hagler and Sugar Ray Leonard. (60 min.) Dana Wynter, Wilfrid Hyde-Whiie. 1961. PIPNT TAI':^ ANP [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Foul Play' An innocent [H B O ] MOVIE; 'The Cok»r Purple' (CC) woman becon>es entangled in a plot to kill Steven Spielberg's adaptation of Alice t h e o n e h e iN oNT the visilir>g Pope. Chevy Chase, Goldie Walker's Putitze*’ Prize-winning rtovei de­ B rid g e A stro g rap h Hawn, Burgess Meredith. 1978. RatedPG. tailing 30 years in the life of a rural South­ ern black woman. Whoopi Goldberg. 9 G R EATEST f '. ArPL'f [T M C ] M OVIE: 'Marlowe' A private eye Danny Glove', Oprah Wi^rey. 1965. U encounters murder as he chases a strip­ Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) tease dancer and her killer husbartd. James Setting club to the jack. If everyone followed, ARIES (March 21-AprH 10) Today, you Carrier. Carroll O'Connor, Rita Moreno. [M A X ] M OVIE: 'Wildcats' (CC) A feisty NORTH IMS-17 that would be fine, but West showed may achieve something In which you will 1969 Rated PG. girls' track coach is chosen to coach a 4 K 7 out. That meant South had to try to take a great deal of personal pride, yet rough and rowdy inner-city football team. T A J 9 5 the stage [U S A ] AirwoH Goldie Hawn, James Keach. Swoosie KNOCKOUTS ‘ ^ cash a third diamond in dummy. But WINTHROP by Pick Cavalll you might remain secretive regarding ^Birthday Kurtz. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) Mike Tyson and Larrii Merchant host a hard-hitting ♦ Q J 5 East ruffed with the setting trick. the results. 7 :3 0 P M ® PM Magazine Olympic By James Jacoby diver Greg Louganis: Susan Rutlan "L.A. iook at some ot boxing's most dramatic moments. 4 A J 7 4 IT WAS ONLYON FDR A MINUTE AND. THE NEYT THING- I TAURUS (AprN 20-May 20) You should [TM C] MOVIE: 'All tha Right Movaa' A Declarer can prevail with a small T H E Y (SAVE M Y C4AD "THE Law". talented high school football player hopes dose of caution. After winning the sec­ AND5UPPENLYMY HAT WAS KNEW r WAS UPSTTAIRS Doc. 16,1967 be more creative than usuri today. Any WEST E A S T “Setting the sUge” is a term famil­ WRCNe TAPE A T TH E VIDEO G C Current Affair for a scholarship until he is unfai^ kicked 4J8 3 2 ond diamond, he should immediately PULLEPOVEIR MY EYES... IN MY BED. The year ahead holds considerable Ideas you envision are apt to be bright off the team. Tom Cruise, Craig T. Nelson, 4 5 iar to playwrights. Bridge players also RENTAL STORE YESTERDAY. 8 ones that can be put to good use. Apply (X) @ Jeopardy! (CC). I TQ6432 VK108 play ace and ruff a heart. Then he promise for you both socially and mate­ Lea Thompson. 1983. Rated R. ■ need to know it because successful de­ rially. Maintain your lofty IdetUs even them. (S) (3) Barney Millar ♦ 10 7 4 3 2 ♦ AS clarer and defender play often re­ should play ace of spades and a spade [U SA ] MOVIE; 'The Ritz' The owner of a 4 10 6 3 2 when things appear to be going against GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Two people d D INN News sanitation company seeks refuge from his 498 quires stage-setting. In today’s deal, to the king in dummy. That will give you. with whom you'll be Involved today may (3) Caraon'e Comedy Classics murderous brother-in-law in a gay bath­ i declarer failed in his slam contract him the bad news, but he will be in both treat you In an extremely generous house. Rita Moreno. Jack Weaton, Kay SOUTH SAQITTAfllUB (Nov. 23-Ooc. 21) (g) M«A*S«H il 4 A Q 10 9 6 4 dummy to ruff another heart, reduc­ manner unbeknownst to one another. Ballard. 1976. because he did not properly “set the Something material that you've been (3) StaMeboy'a Christmas ing his trumps to the same length as Lucky youl 4 7 stage.” wanting may be acquired today. The 1 0 :0 0 P M GD (X) ® News ♦ K96 East’s. He can then play K-Q of clubs CANCER (June 21-Uuly 22) You have a ® Nawlywed Gama :0 » C Diamonds were led and continued, manner in which it com es to you might C£) ® TMrtyaomethfng (CC) Michael ® Win, Losa or Draw 4 KQ 5 declarer unblocking his king and win­ and a club to dummy’s jack. Now the be a trifle mysterious. Got a Jump on life remarkable way of dealing with those and Hope argue over whether their infant’s ace of clubs lives as declarer sh ^ s his by undorstanding the Influences which you love today. They’ll take to heart ad­ @ Town Maetlng AIDS in Westarri first holiday season should be celebrated NEW CUSTOMERS EXISTING CUSTOMERS Vulnerable: Neither ning the second trick in dummy. He M assachusetts Exchange of information last diamond, and at the 12th trick he 7 are governing you In the year ahead. vice you give them that's tor their own as Christmas or Haruikkah. (60 min.) Dealer: North then played king and ace of spades. ar>d ideas on the local AIDS situation. (90 Add HBO or Cinemax io Bring your Convertgr Bpx to Send for your Astro-Graph predictions good. (3)Ko]ek With the spades splitting badly, his is in dummy. East must ruff, and min.) our office and'receive FREE South can overruff and make his slam. today. Mail $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) The results & ® Crim e Story (CC) The Strike Force your order and receive a Weal North East Sooth only chance was to reduce his trump U.S. ACRES byJlmDavli (iD NBA Basketball: Boston Celtics at Inetallatlon of HBO or Cinemex newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, should be very gratifying today regard­ is assigned to protect a defectmg Soviet 1 NT Pass 3 4 Washington Bullets (2 hrs.. 30 min.) FREE VCR tape — length to that of East and then wind up OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state your ing a project that you feel is more of a pilot; ToreHo learns that Abrams is work- PLUS a FREE VCR Tape — Pass 3 NT Pass 4NT in the dummy to lead a suit that East James Jacoby’s books “Jacoby on [CNN] Crossfire 6 4 zodiac sign. hobby than work. However, It is tied into "THE NOT-SO-QREAT "THE NOT-SO-QREAT Pass 5 4 Pass would have to ruff and be would over­ Bridge’’ and “Jacoby on Card Games’ C A F M C O IM (D ec. 22-Jan. 19) Your in- your vocation. [E S P N ] NHL Hockey: Team s to Be An­ Pass Pass Pass (written with bis father, the late Os­ nounced (3 hrs.) (Live) MOMENTS IN SPORTS" ruff. So he played to the heart ace and tluance over your peer group Is much VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept 22) You have a MOMENTS IN SPORTS" ruffed a heart, overtook his club king wald Jacoby) are now available at mystique about you today that others I______Opening lead: 4 3 stronger at this time than you may real­ 7 :3 5 P M [DIS] Mouseterpiec# Thea­ with dummy’s ace to ruff another bookstores. Both are published by ize. Today, you might see some signs will find charming. It will be especially ter HALL FOR RENT onar *■«*** if- ie e r or aXian ly p ie ii and. kpadoikla la m m HBO m O kM w . Pharos Books. noticeable at social gatherings. heart, and then played queen and a that wtH substantiate this. 8 :0 0 P M ® Rudolph the Red-Noeed For parlies, showers, receptions, AQ UAM US (Jan. 20-Feb. I t ) An Impor­ LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 23) Material Reindeer Based on the song written by tant obiactiva can be achieved today, trends continue to look encouraging. Johnny Marks, the reindeer with the incan­ meetings. Complete kitchen facilities. provided you are not overly assertive or There Is a strong possibility that your fi­ descent nose, guides Santa's sleigh Large enclosed parking lot. Inquire: selfish. Be sure to share the benefits nancial base may be strengthened through a bad storm on Christmas Eve. (M with people who help you. through peculiar circumstances. min.) (R) UtlNiaaian Hall SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You can CX) MOVIE; 'The Perils of Gwendoline' 24 aOLWAY STREET MAIN OFHCb know P M C n (Fel». 20-Match 20) The re­ PEOPLE WHO membrance of what a friend did tor you get your message across to associates A young girl fed up with convent life goes MANCHESTER 801 PARKER ST. know there's a certain magic I I I 1 W W ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 1 CM M MfP-M. 646-6400 Cox Coble should Inspire you — perform a similar­ today In a way that will be remembered on a strange quest for her father Tawny about Classified Advertising. ■ X A Kiiaen, Brent Huff 1984 Phoiw64*.W1i MANCHESTER ly compaMionale gesture for one who — sprinkle your presentation with small Gfeoter Hartford ‘ I your assistance today. lu ches ot theatrics. (® (®) W ho's the Boss? (CC) Tony MANCHESTER HERALD. Tueaday. Dec. 18. IW — It

18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Dec. 15. 1987 NDME8 HOMES jgjm jnniniM S i N a p w A N T a jHELPWANTHI |HaP WANTED HM8ALE ra n SALE FOR SALE MAHCHf*TSirTbed- DON’T beboshfut I Owner R N /L^ Immcdlote P U L L Tim e house person INSURANCE Customer M A N C H E S TE R . N tw list­ SOUTHERN New Eng­ IMMACULATE nesrarU room condominium AAedlcBl Care Canters for Quality Inn Confer­ Service Assistant. h08 taken 0 new I Ob and ing. Immoculott 8 land clossltleld ods a R built Contampor- Townhouse. $81,900. of Manchester and ence Center duties In­ Manchester Insurance needs to aell this im­ room Copt that otters 4 reach neorly 800,000 ory Colonial. Field- dost to shopping, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 East Hartford have clude: meeting set up, Agency seeks mture maculate 5 plus room bedrooms, moln floor homes In Connecticut stone tireptace. Beou- buses, ond churahes. part-time openines for light cleaning and person to help Account Cope near Waddell family room, formal and Rhode Island. The I country setting, Jock Loppen Realty. representatives by pro­ School. A flexible floor nurses with recent room service. Pull be­ dining room, eat In price for a baslc/2S II to wall carpeting. 643-4263 acute or ombulotorv nefits. Quality Inn, 51 viding technical, admi­ plan adds a unique kitchen, 2 cor gorage word ad Is only S55 bnd 'A must seel $199,900. Farm Supplies and Equipment — 80 experience. Bast Hart­ Hartford Turnpike, nistrative and secret- touch. Complete with and above ground will appear In 43 newT Strano Real Estate. Business P ro p e rty...... Entertainm ent...... 53 Office/Retall Equipment...... 81 R A TIS : 1 to 6 days; 90 cents per line per day. ford hours ore two Vernon. 646-5700. orlol support. fireplace, modern pool, all situated on o papers. For more In­ 847-76S3.0 Notices Resort Property ...... Bookkeeplng/lncome T a x ...... 5 4 both, eraot oak kitchen Recreational Equipment...... 82 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. evenings and one wee­ EOE/AA. Requirements Include- nicely londKOped lot formation coll Classi­ MANCHESTER. By Lost/Found...... 01 Mortoases ...... Carpentry/Remodeling...... 55 strong orgonlzotlonal cabinets , and a great fied, 643-2711 and ask Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. kend per month. Man­ In 0 deslreoble neigh­ owner. 2 bedroom Portonols ..., ...... 02 Wanted to B uy ...... Polntlng/Poperlng...... 56 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. W a ITEHOUSE H e lp .' and communication yard for the gardener. borhood. Priced at for detalls.o Musical Items...... 84 chester hours are one Cope, finished base­ MANCHESTER. Unique Announcements___ 03 RoofIng/SIdIng...... 57 Minim um charge: 4 lines. morning, one evening, Nomco one of Ameri­ skills. Excellent envir­ Coll quick. 8134,900. 8199,900. U 81 R Really find. Llphtlv wooded Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 ca's largest retailors of MANCHESTER. Your ment with bar, new Auctions...... 04 Flooring...... 58 one weekend per onment In o no smok­ Jackson 8, Jackson Company. 643-2692.0 furnace, partially fin­ building lot In one of Financial...... 05 Rentals ,. 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 home leisure products ing office. For appoint­ Raol Estate. 647-8400. o new year will sparkle In Electrical ...... D KAD LIN BS: For clossifled advertisements to month. Interested ap­ ished upstairs, en­ Manchester’s finest re­ Rooms for Rent...... 31 Heotlng/Plumblng...... 60 Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 Is extending and has ment colt Harriet MANCHESTER. Just this Immaculate 7 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the plicants coll Sheri at SUDDENLY available closed porch, applian­ sidential area. In­ Apartments for Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tag Sales...... 88 721-7393 Monday Immediate openings Johnson, Independent for Immediate occu­ what your looking for. room full dormered cludes swimming pool Employment & Education deadline Is noon on the day before publication. Cope located In South ces. Asking $124,500. Condominiums for Rent. ..33 Services Wanted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 89 through Friday 9 to 4. tor full-time ware­ Insurance Center, Inc., pancy... before Christ­ 7 room full dormered Principals only; 646- f o r Summer fun. Port Time Help Wanted...... 10 Homes for Rent...... 34 For odvertlsements to be published Monday, house personal at our 646-6050. mas If you like. This Cope In move In condi­ Manchester. Formal 813,900. Klernon dining room, family 4496. Help Wonted^...... 11 Store/Office Space...... 35 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. BABYSITTER. Respontl- new warehouse loca­ Ranch has a large 1st tion. 1stfloorden,front Realty. 649-1147. blt energetic woman room warmed by o Situation W anted...... 12 Resort Property...... 34 Merchandise tion In Manchester. Po­ floor family room, to bock living room ' Business Opportunities...... 13 Automotive wanted to babysit 2 sitions ore permanent, with fireplace, recrea­ fireplace, enclosed BRAND Ntw llstingl Industrial Property...... 37 Holiday/'Seasonal...... 71 R CAD YO U R AD. Classified advertisements are beautiful new kitchen, Instruction...... 14 veor old Infant In my above overaoe wooes, dining room, modern tion room and work­ porch, attached oar­ Houses this perfect Garages and Storage...... 38 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sale...... taken by telephone as a convenience. The home. 20-30 hours age, quiet fqmlly don’t come along every Employment Services...... 15 ..39 Trucks/Vans for Sole...... 92 overtime available, both plus o gorgeoouB shop In basement, 1 car Roommates Wanted...... Clothing...... 73 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one weekly. Light house­ full benefit package. garage and lovely pa­ neighborhood. Walk to day 1 Incredible 5 room Wanted to Rent...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Compers/Trallers...... 93 treed lot with privacy I Incorrect Insertion and then only for the sixe of keeping. Flexible Hours 8 to 5. Apply In GUITAR LESSONS See this fine Manches­ tio oft kitchen. 8149,900. school. 8199,900. Cape In the Bower’s Reol Estate TV/Stereo/Appliances...... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds ...... 94 the original Insertion. Errors which do not hours. 459-3035. Sentry Real Estate. 643- Centurv-21 Epstein School area complete MANCHESTER- S37 person to Nomco. 100 tiugM byloeal pretwilonkl. Tak­ ter home. 8147,900. sq u a re feet.(Main Machinery and Tools ...... 76 Auto Services...... ’ 5 lessen the value of the advertisement will not Glastonbury- Sonrlco Drive Man­ ing •Tudants from baghmtrt on 4060.0 Realty. 647-8095.O with 0 new furnace, hot Homes for Sole ...... Blanchard 8< Rossetto . Street). Ideal for doc­ Services Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 be corrected by on additional Insertion. Monchester line. chester, C T . 06040. up. CpN about Holday Spaelal. water heater, 100 amp I Condominiums for Sole...... Miscellaneous Autom otive ...... 97 Realtors. 646-2482. MANCHESTER. Attrac­ MANCHESTER. Move In tor, lawyer. Insurance. I C h ild C a r e ...... Good Things to E a t ...... 78 service, 2 new full Lots/Lond for Sole...... tive Ranch on fenced condition. This 7 room Immediate occuponcy. Cleaning Services.. Fuel Oil/Cool/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 98 Jim Harkins W ANT o Duplex? This 6-6 corner lot boasts 4 baths, aluminum sld- Investment Property Maple Street home has Colonial aluminum Ing/i fireplace and ex­ 646-4412 to leave mes­ SALESPEOPLE 947-85S3 bedrooms, 29x15 fam­ sided home features 3 sage. 649-4820. received tender loving ily room, cedar closet, tra Insulation tool Coll WILL YOU EARN •85,000 THIS YEAR OR MORE? core from It’s owner/ bedrooms, 2 W baths. to see tor yourself I oversized deck leading Master bedroom suite, Age — D n ir i occupant 1 Hardwood to brick potlo and In- 8140,900. Jackson 8. PART TIME PART TIME not important IS — tikoors, master bed­ new carpet, front to Jackson Real Estate. DEADLINES FOR I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Real Estate ground gunite pool for bock living room with iMOBTBABtS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED [HELP WANTED Today’s executives wore hired In thair 20’s, room with o sitting very comfortable fam­ 647-8400.O area and o walk In fireplace, garage. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ily living. $172,900. Sen­ There ore new oak PHARMACY Clerk. Port Q U A L IF IE D person for TELECOMMUNICA­ TE A C H E R 'S Aide posi­ ARE YOU? closet. A pleasure to try Real Estate. 643- DO NOT GO custom mill work and TIONS Technicians. tion. Deportment of The Holidays Are HOMES see. S190’s. Blanchard 4060.0 cabinets In kitchen. MANCHESTER. Keep time. Flexible hours. • Age 21 or over • AggroMlvo • In (3ood Health? Coll and let us show you your Income coming BANKRUPTI kitchen house. Pur­ Tel-Plus, America's Children and Youth Just Around The FOR SALE 8> Rossetto Realtors. Slop Foiaolotufsl Homaosmsfs, w e e k o f d e c . 21st TELEMARKETING No nights, Sundays or • AmbHIous • High School Graduate or Better? these and other fea­ Ini Newly remodeled 3 holidays. Coll The chasing, billing, pric­ #1 Independent tele­ Services at the State 646-2482.0______SW EET os sugar I Adoro- oontoSdala your MHs, pay off E Corner and I tures! 8159,900. Realty family In quiet reslden- your oradH cards, your oar or btt- Part Time Medicine Shoppe. 649- ing, etc. Benefits. phone company has reclevlng home In East If you qualify, you will bo guaranteed; All raol aatota advartliad In M A N C H E S TE R . Spend ble 6 room Colonial on Apply of : Zohners joined forces with Sle- Windsor Is presently Gardener Street. Cozy World Frechette Be­ tlqt area. The time to alntaa loon, your rnorlMm a ^ Starting Deadline 1025. So Is the extra • Immodlato high Income • 3 weeks sxpenta paid tha Manchaatar Harold Is the new year In this noit Associates. 646- buy Is now. $224,900. ta*a, aava your homoHNO PAY- Looking for people Woodworking, 23 In­ men's, o world wide re c ru itin g to r o aublact to ttia Fair Houtino worm and charming atmosphere with taste­ M INTS UP T O S VRAmi Bad dustrial Drive West. leader In telecommunl- Teacher's Aide. Plea­ $$$ at Olsten... trairring In Boston • Quarantaad Incoma to start Act of 19M, which mokes It ful decor, fireplace, 1 st 7709.0______Klernon Realty. 649- cttdff, M a paymanta or unom- Data For For Placing who like to talk on new Victorian Farm­ 1147.______■ the phone; speak Tolland, Ct. 06084. 875- cotlons technology. sant professional en- Wo have a apeclal pro­ • Unllmitad advancsmsnt opportunltlsa lllagol to odvertlsa any prat- house. Large airy floor den, dining room COVENTRY. C o u n try ploymonl la noi a proWam. F o » Ad 6226. ______Backed by our unique vlroment, comprehen­ arenca, limitation ordlscrlm- with built In Chino ca­ charm. Snuggle up to a SOUTH Windsor. Is loca­ oloaura aatittanoa avallaMa ffx Ad with a pleasant [HELP WANTED ject In Hartford that re- roome, beoutitui front tha aaW-amployad and naadydl- combination of resour­ sive support system, ACT TODAY to ansure tomorrowl Inatlon based on race, color, binet, hardwood floors roaring tire In front of tion Important? 3 bed­ 2:30 PM, FrI., Dec. 18 voice; who can qulraa 10 clerka to religion, tax or notional porch, Buckley School voreadl Kindly eaH Mon., Dec. 21 DRIVER. Immediate op­ ces and experience, we experience working work Saturday and Call for appointmsnt and personal Interview. origin, or on Intention to District. Still time to and carpet. Martin the fireplace In this room Brick Ranch on work from 9-1 p.m., RN’s A LPN’s School District. Otter­ brand new 3 bedroom historic O ld M ain Swiss Consarvativt 12 noon, Mon., Dec. 21 ening. Manchester He­ offer exceptional ca­ with other adolescents Sunday, December 18 moke any such prefarance, choose carpet colors. Tuee., Dec. 22 Monday-Thursday. rald route Coventry ing prlce-$139,900. Ranchi C.H.F.A. Quali­ Street. Lovely wooded OPENINGS IN reer opportunity with In on educotlorKil ca­ & 18. Q uaranteed Tom Crocicchia 528-9703 limitation or discrimination. Coll today for details. Group Wed., Dec. 23 12 noon, Tues., Dec. 22 area. Short hours, our growing organiza­ pacity preferred. Sa­ Tha Harold will not know­ $248,900. C e n tu ry-2 ) Jockson & Jackson fied only. $147,900. 2.6 acre lot. $249,900. C ENHELD, CT paycheck before Mon., Tuts., Wed. 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM at 20MS4-1334 or We offer: Hourly good pay. Coll 742-8867 tion. Openings exsist In lary range Is S7-S9 per ingly accept any odvartlsa- Epstein Realty. 647- Real Estate. 647-8400. Klernon Realty. 649- Klernon Realty. 649- Thure., Dec. 24 12 noon. Wed., Dec. 23 or 647-9946 and leave Work closer to home our New England area hour depending upon Chrlatmaa. Coma In or ment which Is In violation of Ab 1147. 1147. M3-4S4-4404 wage; commis­ tha low. 8895.0 FrI., Dec. 25 2:00 PM, Wed., Dec. 23 sions; incentives; name and telephone and continue doing the offices, from entry experience and train­ call Marcelle number and I will coll things you anloy the level (Mechanical, ing credentials. To Mon., Dec. 28 10:30 AM, Thurs., Dec. 23 paid vacations; Olsten courtesy member­ you bock.______most about your Job — Electrical or Computer apply please coll 566- MECHANIC. Great op­ helping people. We Insfollotlon/Servlce 7364 or submit on appli­ Tem porary ship; sales train­ portunity, worth your have openinge on tho Background consi­ cation to: Philip Ober- ing. time to Investlgote. Ex- aecond and third ehlfta dered) to experienced gon. Department of ^ r v l c e s LOST perlenced engine, at our facility. Pay la telephone technicians Children 8> Youth Ser­ 162 Spencer St. Notices AND FOUND If interested cali- transmission, hydrol- commensurate with with Key/PABX vices, Division of Per­ Mancheater Judy at 646-7096. Ics. Coll 522-7291 M r. the labor market knowledge. Valid sonnel and Human Re­ At o condition precedent to Jgffe.______without traveling to driver license re­ sources, 170 Sigourney 6 4 7 -1 9 9 1 LOST. Grgy-Oronge- quired; T -Z license for Street, Hartford, CT — DomUon* MoapMe the placement of any odver- Whlfg Femole cat, AAA Auto Club NIGHT Auditor port Hatford or Springfield tlflng In the Manchester He­ CT. Prior working 06105. EOE/AA. lor C T Food Bonk — rald, Advertiser hereby wearing flea collar. 391 Broad Stroot time. Friday and Satur­ to work. Conilder this knowledge of Slemen's agrees to protect, Indemnify "Peppersasi". Lydall day 11pm to 7om. opportunity and Join and N EC o plus. With and hald harmless the Man­ Street area. 646-7640. Manchostor, Please apply front our other medical staff Equal Opportunity Employtr Tel-Plus, you'll enlov o chester Herald, Its officers desk. Quality Inn, 51 In providing quality competitive salary and and employees against any FOUND- Young male tiger cat, white chest. Hartford Turnpike, medical care to our In­ outstanding benefits. L00KIN6 FOR WORK and all liability, loss or Vernon. 646-5700. H oliday 647-9357. Vicinity Hlllc- mates. Former medics Interested condldlotes expense. Including attor­ EOE/AA. neys' fees, arising from rest Road.______KINDERCARE- In the military ere en­ please send resume In BUT claims af unfair trade practi­ IMPOUNDED Lobodor Monchester has Imme­ couraged to apply. confidence to; Human ces, Infringement of trade­ cross. 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ANTIQUE the Manchester Herald by area. Paid medical lin titH tB aged to apply. Tel-Plus TYPEWRITERS PART Time Warehouse PART Time Driver As- Box 1400 Offering paid on the Job advertiser. Including adver­ slstont. Mondav- Communications, Inc. TRAINING. CENTER tisements In any free distri­ and Inventory work. insurance and hol­ Enfield, C T 00082 bution publications pub­ 15-20 hours per week. Frlday to supervise and assist Special Edu­ idays. Must have Attention DRIVERS and Wore- lished by the Manchester Mornings. Good pay. Nurse Recruitment house men. Several op­ FANTASTIC BENFITS. Herald. Penny Sleffert, 644-8962.______cation Children, 2-3 ye­ clean police re­ YALE TYPEWRITER Publisher. ars old. Split days, enings available Will work with you on arranging good pay. Call Connec­ cord. Reliable Immediately. 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I. W - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Dec. 15, 1987 Stockton a boost Bruce all but set in the Jazz lineup as Kansas coach COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - ’The cluded In his three-year contract at SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - The game.” wording of a contract appears to be Ohio State, which was permitted to presence of John Stockton in the Dale Ellis led the Sonics with 29 the only obstacle keeping former fire him without giving a reason. Utah lineup gives his teammates a points. Tom Chambers added 13, all Ohio State University football Bruce originally was concerned big boost, battle Coach Bemie In the second half after the Jazzhad coach Earle Bruce from taking the about whether there was enough Bickerstaff says. taken an insurmountable lead. same job at Kansas. money to pay for assistant coaches. The Jazz used a 21-5 spurt to take But he said Kansas has met his "Stockton raises the level of the Both KU Athletic Director Bob other four guys on the floor," a 28-13 lead. Utah extended its requirements. margin to 56-36 at the half and the Frederick and Bruce, fired by Ohio "Let me put it this way, I think Bickerstaff said after the Jazz State on Nov. 16, concede that they posted a 116-95 victory over the closest the SuperSonics coulaget in there are sufficient funds to hire a the final period was 17 points. are very close to an agreement. coaching staff,’ he said. Supersonics in the Monday night’s ’They are so close that Frederick only NBA game. "Early in the game, when we had Frederick gave Bruce no dead­ an opportunity to stay close, we and other university officials are in line for deciding whether he wants Tonight, it will be San Antonio at Columbus for meetings with Bruce. New Jersey, Milwaukee at New didn’t get It done,” Bickerstaff the job, although the school waiited York, Boston at Washington, Indi­ said. "Ourgam eplanwastotryand "I hope so.” Frederick said to hire its new coach last weekend. ana at Atlanta,DallasatCieveland. stay in the game early. Monday whenasked whether an “ I am under no pressure In that Chicago at Detroit, Phoenix at the "I didn’t think Utah was playing agreement might be reached today. regard,” Bruce said. "Everyone Los Angeles Lakers, the Los that well, and, in some situations, “It’s getting close,” Bruce told knows I want to think this thing Angeles Clippers at Sacramento we had numbers in our favor. Then the Columbus Dispatch, which through thoroughly. and Seattle at Portland. we’d just throw the ball away.” reported today that only the fine Bruce is seeking to replace Bob "H e’s devleoping into a nice point Sonics point guard Nate McMil­ print in the contract needs to be Valesente, fired after his second guard,” said Bickerstaff. who lan tried picking Stockton up in the worked out. season at Kansas. really needed no demonstration. backcourt, but, "W e knew they’d do The newspaper said Bruce wants Valesente was 4-17-1 in his two But he got one anyway when that,” Stockton said. "And. with certain financial guarantees and years. Stockton went 9-for-lO from the our style, if we get dominated back obligations writteninto what proba­ Bruce compiled a record of floor and 8-for-8 from the free throw there — if it takes 10 or 15 seconds to bly will be a five-year contract. 81-26-1 during his nine years at Ohio line for a career-high 26 points in bring the ball up the floor — we’re Those guarantees were not in­ State, including a 6-4-1 mark in 1987. addition to making five steals and going to lose. handing out 13 assists. "So I just tried to push the ball by Thurl Bailey scored 29 points and him as hard as I could. We wanted Karl Malone^dded 22 for the Jazz, to put some pressure on their other Agent says collegians who wei^* 2f(-for-36 from the free- guys.” throw line. Utah Coach Frank Layden said. "Shooting over 80 percent from " I ’m very happy for John. He have signed contracts the free-throw line was like a dream played a tremendous game, but AP photo com e true,” Stockton said. “ It was then he’s capable of playing like cago Bears, South Carolina senior nice to win, but it was also great to that regularly. John wasn’t the only ATLANTA (AP) - Football Seattle’s Xavier McDaniel (right) soars over Utah’s Carey wide receiver Sterling Sharpe and have a good night as a team from player who played well tonight. I players scheduled to start in four of Scurry in their NBA game Monday night in Salt Lake City. Auburn junior defensive tackle the free-throw line. We’ve been can’t think of one of ourplayerswho the top bowl games are among nine Tracy Rocker. working hard on that aspect of the didn’t have a good game.” The Jazz won, 116-95. athletes who signed contracts with Atlanta sports agent Jim Aber- ’Those dealings could include cash payments, transportation and nethy, according to a published report. lavish entertainment. The Atlanta Constitution quoted "I don’t have contracts on those Joe Walton’s job with the Jets is safe Abernethy in today’s editions as guys,” Abernethy said. "But based saying football and basketball on (NCAA) rules. Perry shouldn’t have been eligible this season.” Bv Barry Wllner sports shows or the newspaper early in the game, taking us out of see one. players signed contracts with him, Porter is to start for Auburn in the The Associated Press columnists who write that Walton our rhythm of what we want todo.” Kensil refused to criticize Mike including two who already ha ve lost their eligibility because word of Sugar Bowl, Bartley for A&M in the can’t do the job. Instead of coming down hard on Hickey and. the personnel staff, Cotton Bowl, Perry for Clemson in HEMPSTEAD. N Y. — While "He’s very efficient, he knows the the players, which he did after the which handles the drafts that have their contracts became public. Abernethy told the newspaper he the Citrus Bowl and Sharpe for fans and local columnists are game, he pays attention to detail loss to Miami. Walton told them to been relatively unproductive in “ relax and get back to having fun" recent years. signed Auburn senior defensive South Carolina in the Gator Bowl. calling for his job. New York Jets and devotes every minute to the Football players Riccardo In­ on the field. back Kevin Porter, Texas A&M Coach Joe Walton isn’t thinking job,” Kensil said of Walton. “ He’sa “ Obviously, you’d like to have all “ Joe’s attitude was different this senior offensive tackle Tony Bar­ gram of Georgia Tech and Tony about his security. good coach, he does an excellent of the top three or four picks on the week,” receiver-kick returner Kurt tley, A&M junior fullback Melvin Jeffery of Texas Christian both lost He doesn’t need to. according to jo b ” team after 3-4 years.” Kensil said. Sohn said. "Joe is trying to get us Collins, Texas Christian University their eligibility last month for team president Jim Kensil. But the Jets have not done much “If everybody drafted perfect, playing with more confidence. If senior defensive back John Booty signing ^th Abernethy. It is a " I ’m concerned with wins and of a job the last two weeks. In though, there’d be no reason for you don’t think you can beat and TCU junior wide receiver violtion of National Collegiate losses, not my job ,” Walton said position to take hold of the AFC more than four rounds. That’s all Athletic Association rules to sign Monday. "W e’re just going to keep East race with a pair of victories, everybody, you can’t beat anybody. Wayne Waddy. the room you’d have (on the Abernethy also told the news­ with a sports agent before a college working for these two games left, the Jets instead were routed by "Obviously, last week we weren’t feeling good about ourselves. I roster). paper he bought information from a athlete’s eligibility has expired. try to get up off the canvas and Miami and New England. In those He also said he has signed two come back and try to play hard. losses. New York was outscored don’t think that’s any way to take “ To me. it’s the work and pro basketball scout and an em ­ Memphis State basketball starters, 62-6 by halftime and allowed nine the football field, not feeling good preparation and effort that goes ployee of the Dallas Cowboys of the Whatever we are, we’re a good junior center Marvin Alexander organization that works haWl. We touchdowns on 12 opposition about yourself” into it. If you don’t do the work NFL. and sophomore forward Sylvester have had success and we will have possessions. Kensil feels good about Walton ahead of time, you’re in trouble. He also said either he or an Gray. Both were suspended by the success again. "W e’re going through a period and the rest of the organization, Our guys do a very thorough job.” associate, Gary Wilson, has had school Monday. "As in the past. I think this with real tough losses,” Walton despite the disappointing 6-7 Walton and Kensil have drawn improper dealings with Clemson Abernethy said he signed most of organization will bounce back. ” said. "W e’ve been beaten realgood. record. heavy criticism on New York sports senior defensive tackle Michael “ I don’t think there’s a flaw in talk shows and from several Dean Perry, younger brother of the players to contracts during the So does Kensil. who isn’t listening The guys may be trying too hard. summer. to the fans who complain on call-in “ We get behind the eight-ball this organization.” he said. "I don’t newspaper columnists. William Perry of the NFL’s Chi­

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V ery enloy a walk In the SOLID Boston type FIREWbOD BALE PETS AND oppllnoces. White to- rocker, like new. Ho­ •40 par cord, S It, langlha, bleond choirs. 646-4224. good condition. White, country. 646-6776. 8UPPUE8 I ROC ZM ISsTTooOmiies. ney colored. $150. Coll graon, daHvarad, 4 cord 4 door. Telephone 646- APARTMENT for rentTs minimum. MC/VISA I RCA Console T.V. $150. T-top, phone hook-up, 649-3274. 1355. bedrooms on first floor QUARTER Horse More. Queen size water bed loaded! Factory war­ NsrtlMrn Firawsoil ranty. Pristine condi­ in 4 fa m ily house. 15.2 hands. 15 plus ye­ with or without mat­ ■ OMribHtirs tress. $100. Coll 646- tion. 514,500 or best Classified ods serve the $650.00. Call Ed. 645- FIndIflB o cosh buyer for ars, block, 3 white 8201.______tbe Items you'd llko to soil I^O O G O socks. Rides western, 0423.______offer. Phone John 526- people today ... lust os 3072 anvtlme.o they have since our coun­ 7 Room opartment.fur- is oosv. Just lot our rood- Today Is groat d a y ... and very gentle. $450 with SOLID wood bookcase ers know whof you hove saddle and bridle. 646- headboard witb large try's beglnnlne. Read and nlshed. 2 rooms for Classified Is a great way C H E V E L L E 1972 fo r use them regulorly. 643- rent. Male or Female. for solo with on od In ... to sell something! 643- 2357. Free Nubian Doe storage area. $150 or ports. Coll between • 4 3 - ^ 1 1 companion. best offer. 646-4169. 2711. 649-7911. Closslflod. 643-2711. 2711. 9om-5pm. 646-3084.