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20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 5, 1990 SCOREBOARD THURSDAY phia 58 (Mahom 12). Assists— Milwaukee 31 (Robertson 10), Philadelphia 17 (Hawkins 8). Total fouls— Milwaukee 32, Philadelphia 24. Tochnicsl— MilwsukoG iltogal dofanso A— 10.795. Football NBA standings Bulls 155, Suns 127 LOCAL NEWS INSIDE EASTERN CONFERENCE PHOENIX (127) NFL standings Atlantic Division Chambers 8-18 6-8 23, Rambis 1-3 0-0 2 fllEVVElpsr M t - . B u i I AMERICAN CONFERENCE ManrljPHlpr W L Pet. GB West 2-4 1-2 5, Homacek 4-10 0-0 8, KJohn-' cs JWEAR,1llEy'R£ East Boston 13 3 .813 .— son 11-18 3-4 25, Nealy 3-4 0-2 6, Majer1o6-12 EVERV AME W L. T Pci. PF RA PNIadelphia 12 6 .667 2 A-6 17. Lang 1-1 2-2 4, Knight 3-9 1-1 7 flCMEBSWL TJIEBE5TO-IO E^uffaio to 2 0 .833 342 200 ■ Tree farmers irate at project. Nowlbrk 7 9 .438 6 E.Johnson 7-17 2-2 17, Ceballos 5-8 1-1 11 ^ W E S A V E Miami 9 3 0 .750 252 164 New Jerse/ 1 10 412 6 'v Battle 1-4 0-0 2. Totals 52-108 20-28 127 aHMiIlEE them THE IEAMINTHE Indianapolis 5 7 0 .417 193 250 Miairii 5 11 .313 6 CHICAGO (155) N.Y. Jets 4 9 0 .308 216 295 ■ EPA cites two area companies. Yfeshington 5 11 .313 6 Pippen 8-15 OO 16, Grant 9-11 7-9 25 CouNiBYi New England 1 11 0 .083 151 342 What'S Central Division Cartwright 7-10 2-4 16, F%xson 5-6 0-0 10, Jor­ WLBiP! Csntral Detroit 13 4 .765 _ dan 12-22 3-3 27. Armstrong 6-135-617 Hop- Cincinnati 7 5 0 .583 275 274 Chicago 11 6 .647 2 M n 4-4 0-0 8, King 5-6 2-2 12. Lovingston 2-4 Pittsburgh 6 6 0 .500 210 197 ■ Parks and Rec Dept, schedules. Milwaukae 11 6 .647 2 0-0 4, Williams 4-7 1-1 9, Hodges 4-5 0-0 9 Houston 6 6 0 .500 266 229 News Cleveland 10 8 .556 31/2 Perdue 1-3 0-0 2.Totals 67-106 20-25 155 Cleveland 2 10 0 167 187 338 Chariotte 8 8 .500 41/2 Phoenix 38 29 23 37 -1 2 7 West Indiana 6 11 .353 7 C h it^ o 40 29 40 46— 155 Kansas City 8 4 0 .667 203 179 ■ llling Junior High honor roll. Atlanta 5 10 .333 7 3-Point goals— Phoenix 3-7 (Majerle 1-1, LA ftaiders 8 4 0 .667 230 194 Dec. 6, 1990 WESTERN CONFERENCE Chamtjors 1-1, E.Johnson 1-3, K.Johnson 0-1 Seattle 6 6 0 .500 222 226 Midwest Division PiPP«^ San Diogo 6 7 0 .462 272 220 W L Pci. GB 0-1. Williams 0-1). Fouled o u t- None Denver 3 9 0 .250 257 303 Local/Regional Section, Page 7. San Antonio 9 4 .692 ___ j^bounds-Phoenix 50 (Majerle 7), Chicago 58 o ® NATIONAL CONFERENCE Utah 9 7 .563 11/2 p a n t 12). Assists-Phoenix 27 (K.Johnson Eait p ralb Main Street Houston 9 8 .529 2 p ig h t 6), Chicago 45 (Pippen 11). Total W L T Pci. PF RA Dallas 6 B .429 31/2 fouls— Phoenix 23, Chicago 21. A— 18,094. y-N.Y Giants 10 2 0 .833 262 148 bid awarded Minnesota 6 11 .353 5 Philadelphia 7 5 0 .583 305 252 Vbur Hometown Newspaper . . : pi Voted 1990 New England Newspaper of the Year Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Oriando 4 13 .235 7 Wolves 83, Pacers 81 File Washington 7 5 0 .583 289 233 I- MANCHESTER — A bid of Denver 3 13 .188 71/2 INDIANA (81) Dallas 6 7 0 .462 193 255 $6,491,908 for reconstruction of Pacific Division piorson 5-10 0-0 10, Thompson 1-5 1-2 3. Phoenix 4 8 0 .333 192 295 Ftortland ___ 15 1 .938 Smits 7-15 1-2 15, Flaming 5-13 2-4 12, Miller Central downtown Main Street sub­ Golden State 11 6 .647 41/2 6- 13 7-8 21, Schrempf 1-5 2-4 4. Sanders 5-7 x-Chicago 10 2 0 .833 281 197 LA Lakers mitted by Della Construction 9 5 .643 5 0-0 10, M.Williams 2-5 2-2 6, Dreiling 0-0 0-0 0 Green Bay 6 6 0 .500 227 250 PhoeNx 8 6 .571 6 K.Williams 0-0 0-0 0, Wittman 0-2 0-0 o’ Minnesota 6 6 0 .500 282 229 Coil of Enfield was the lowest of LA Clippers 8 8 .500 7 McCloud 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 32-75 1 5-22 81 Tampa E)ay 5 6 0 .385 210 311 Seattle eight submitted Wednesday. 4 10 .286 10 MINNESOTA (83) Detroit 4 6 0 .333 270 307 Sacramento Peter Lozis, Manchester’s 2 13 .133 121/2 Spencer 2-4 0-0 4, Corbin 6-10 0-1 12 West Breuer 8-13 4-6 20, Campbell 7-22 5-5 19' xSan Francisco 11 1 0 .917 277 182 public works director, said the Cleveland 121, Denver 117 Richardson 8-16 4-4 20, West 0-7 0-0 o' LA Rams 5 7 0 .417 285 322 Iraq hostages to be freed bid is well below the cost es­ Portland 98, Miami 95 Mitchell 2-3 2-2 6. Brooks 0-2 0-0 0, Glass 1-2 Marshall 97, West Virginia 80 New Orleans 5 7 0 .417 211 219 New Jersey 106, Seattle 102 0-0 2.Totals 34-79 1 5-18 83. Big East Confarence Atlanta 3 9 0 .250 279 300 timate of $10 million for the Orlando 113, New Irtirk 102 Memphis St. 85. Murray SI. 78 O'all Indiana 24 ig 12 33— 81 W L x-clinched division HUe long-delayed and disputed Philadelphia 109, Milwaukee 108, OT Middle Tenn 96, Grambling St. 87 W L Minnesota 22 22 22 17— 83 Syracuse 0 y-clinched playoff berth Chicago 155, Phoenix 127 Miss. Wiley S i 95, Delta S i 77 0 5 0 Hockey project. 3-Point goals— Indiana 2-7 (Miller 2-4, Person Pittsburgh 0 Sunday, Dec. S Minnesota 83, Irxliana 81 Mississippi St. 79, Jacksonville 65 0 4 1 Reaction Buflalo al Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Saddam^s ^guests^ The project is expected to 0-1, Thompson 0-1, Wittman 0-1), Minnesota Mobile 80. Stillman 72 Providence 0 0 4 0 Atlanta 113, Houston 110 Cleveland at Houston, 1 p.m. 0- 0. Fouled out— None Ftebounds— Indiana 54 Morehouse 109, Clark Col. 108, 20T 0 0 3 0 take two years to complete and LA Lakers 114. Detroit 90 Minnesota al , 1 p.m. (Smits 9). Minnesota 44 (Spencer 8). As­ N.C-Wilminglon 62, Stetson 58 Georgetown 0 0 3 0 NHL standings Sacramento 103, Dallas 83 New England al Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. will begin in late winter or early sists— Indiana 13 (Miller 4), Minnesota 18 New Orleans 96, North Georgia 37 Sl John’s 0 0 3 0 Wednesday’s Games WALES CONFERENCE Phoenix at Atlanta, 1 p.m. (Richardson 10). Total fouls— Indiana 19. Min­ North Central 78, Rollins 75 Villanova 0 0 3 1 here is spring if the contract is awarded Denver at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Patrick Division nesota 19. Technical— Indiana coach Versace Seton Hall 0 0 3 1 San Francisco at Cincinnati. 1 p.m. no longer needed SW Missouri St. 87, Tennessee S i 77 Phoenix at Indiana. 7:30 p.m. W L TPts GF GA Seattle vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee, 1 p.m promptly. A— 19,118. Salisbury S i 108, Mary Washington 89 Boston College 0 0 5 1 Portland at Orlando, 7:30 p.m. NY hungers 17 9 5 39 120 91 CNcago at Washington, 4 p.m. Other bidders, were the Mid­ Spring Hill 72, Pensacola Christian 61 than 400,000 Iraqi troops now arc Cleveland at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Philadelphia 17 11 2 36 110 93 Denver at Kansas City, 4 p.m. By CHRISTOPHER BURNS Hawks 113, Rockets 110 Tusculum 93, Coni Wesleyan 78 Tuesday's Results dlesex Corp. of Chelmsford, Atlanta at San Antonio. 8:30 p.m, New Jersey 14 10 4 32 107 93 New Orleans al . 4 pm. deployed in the conquered emirate. ATLANTA (113) Voorhees 75, Coker 70 Seton Hall 78, Clernson 62 The guarded Detroit at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Washington 15 14 0 30 98 92 Philadelphia at Miami, 8 p.m. Mass. $7,872,433; Mather Corp. MIDWEST Syracuse 86, N.C. State 79 Vlfashington at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Wilkins 8-16 9-11 25. Willis 1-6 0-0 a Koncak Pittsburgh 12 13 2 26 115 109 OPEN DATES: Dallas, . San The report did not say when the of Bloomfield, $8,621,207; 7- 10 6-6 20, Rivers 10-19 4-4 26, Webb 6-12 Alma 115, Huntington 96 NY Islanders 9 16 2 20 73 101 Dallas at LA Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Wednesday's Games Diego, Tampa Bay Saddam Hussein today urged his 0-2 12, Battle 3-11 3-3 9, Ferrell 1-2 0-0 2. Augustana.lil. 103, Cenl Iowa 100 Adams Diviston foreigners would be freed, but par­ Bourgeois & Shaw Inc. of West Thursday's Games Georgia Tech vs. SL John's, 7 p m. Monday, Dec. 10 Flobinson 0-10-0 0, Malone 4-9 0-0 8, McCor­ Aurora 88, Beloit 70 Boston 15 4 34 H9 parliament to free all foreign Seattle at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Duke vs. Georgetown, 9 p.m. 8 82 Los Angoles Ftaiders at DelrolL 9 p.m liament routinely accepts Saddam’s By SCOTT BREDE Simsbury $8,662,708; Mark IV mick 0-2 1-2 1. Moncriel 3-3 1-2 8. Totals 43-91 Ball SL 76, Indiana SL 65 LA Lakers at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Northeastern at ProviderKe. 8 p.m. Montreal 13 13 3 29 87 91 hostages, saying they were no recommendations, and the release Manchester Herald Construction Co. Inc. of Charlotle at Houston, 8:30 p.m. 24-30 113, Bethany, Kan. 86, Ottawa, Kan. 75 Hartford 11 12 4 26 78 86 HOUSTON (110) Blackburn 80, F>arks 54 Thursday's Games longer needed to try to deter an at­ Bridgeport, $9,492, 171; Washington at Sacramento, 1030 p.m- Wake Forest vs^ Villanova, 7 p.m.______Buffalo 9 10 7 25 80 81 1990 All-America list was expected soon after the vote, Johnson 3-8 0-0 6. Thorpe 8 0 2 ^ . 3 ^ 7 —------Bradley-l&VGhieago-St. 76 - Quebec -V ie~ 6- 16 00 tack by the U.S.-led multinational UCorin at North Carolina, 9 p.m 129 FIRST TEAM which could come as earlv as M/VNCHESTER — Family mem­ Modem Continental Constme- Olajuwon 13-24 3-4 29, Maxwell 6-9 3-4 18] Cedanrille 102, Shawnee St 86 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE NBA results Marshall at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Offense force in the Persian Gulf. K.Smith 10-14 8-9 28, Wood 0-2 0-0 0, Flovd Coni Missouri 96, Emporia S i 61 Norris Division Friday. bers of local men stationed in Saudi tion Co. Inc., $10,197,933; Quartarback — Ty Detmor, Brigham Ibung, The White House called the an­ Cavaliers 121, Nuggets 117 4- 6 2-4 12, LSmith 0-1 0-0 0, Feitl 0-2 0-0 0 Creighton 74, Missouri 68 W L TPIs GF GA Iraq’s press attache at its London /Vrabia questioned the motives be­ Arute Brothers, Inc. of New Totals 44-78 17-24 110 Dakota Weslyn 97, Hastings 80 Friday's Games 6-0, 175, junior, San Antonio. DENVER (117) Cougar Classic (Provo, Ut): S I John's vs. Chicago 18 9 2 38 96 71 Running backs — , Colorado, nouncement “a hopeful sign.” Embassy, Naiel Hassan, said foreig­ Britain, $10,513,069 and Atlanta 29 27 25 32— 113 Franklin 61, FTose-Hulman 51 SL Louis 15 9 3 33 91 76 hind Saddam Hussein’s announce­ Wjolridge 12-22 7-8 31, Lano 5-11 0-0 10, George Mason, 7.30 p.m. 5- 7, 195, senior. West Covina, Calif.; Darren Britain and relatives of the detained Houston 32 33 26 1 9— 110 Grand Rapids Baptist 71, Adrian 65 Dolroil 13 11 4 30 151 105 ners were free to leave now. “Now ment today that all foreign hostages Mohawk Northeast Inc. in joint Rasmussen 6-12 1-1 13, Lichti 7-10 0-0 15, Carrier Classic: Alaska at Syracuse, 9 p.m. Lewis, Texas A&M, 6-0, 220, senior, Dallas. 3-Point goals— Atlanta 3-9 (Rivers 2-5 Grinnell 95. Marycrest 94 Minnesota / 15 6 20 r 7 97 foreigners also welcomed the move. Adams 8-19 3-5 22, Davis 6-17 0-0 12, Jackson Wide receivers — , Virginia, they can leave the moment they will be released. venture with Glenn Construction Moncrief 1-1, Webb 0-1, Wilkins 0-2), Houstori Hanover 73, Indiana-Southeast 67, 20T loronlo b 22 1 13 79 1 33 Oil prices plunged following the I- 3 0-0 2, Johnson 2-3 0-0 4, Wbll 2-3 0-0 4, 5- 11 (Maxwell 3-6, Floyd 2-2, K.Smilh 0-1, Hillsdale 90, Spring Arbor 62 Saturday's Games 6- 5, 197, junior. Danville. Va.; Lawrence Daw- want,” he said. “I’ll believe it when I see it,” said Corp, $11,197,426. Cook 0-0 0-0 0, Liberty 2-3 0-0 4. Totals 51-103 Georgetown vs. Rice, 8 p.m Smyths Division Wood 0-2), Fouled out— Olajuwon Hope 85, North Park 83 Los Angelos 16 7 3 3b 110 82 sey, Florida State, 6-1, 195, senior, Dothan, aimounccmenl. There are thousands of I I - 14 117. Harvard at Boston College, 7 p.m. Ala. Barbara Dettore, whose 21-year-old Under the project downtown Rebounds-Atlanta 46 (Wilkins, Koncak, Ill.-Chicago 75. Illinois S i 65 Calgary 15 9 4 34 119 91 The U.N. Security Council, mean­ CLEVELAND (121) Malone 7), Houston 49 (Olajuwon 17) As Indiana Tech 50, Marian, kid. 47 Rhode Island at Providence. 8 p.m. Tight end — , Brigham Ibung, Westerners held in Iraq and Kuwait, son, Edward Dettore, is stationed in Main Street will be reconstucted Vltost Virginia at Pittsburgy, 8 p.m. Vancouver 14 12 2 30 87 89 Nance 7-14 7-8 21, Brown 0-2 0-0 0, sists— Atlanta 26 (Webb 8), Houston 27 Indiana Wesleyan 85. St. Francis, Ind 71 6-4, 230, senior. La Canada, Calif. while, was reportedly considering a including about 900 Americans. Villanova at St. Joseph's, 7 p.m. Winnipeg 9 1 7 4 22 98 108 the Saudi Arabian desert with the and utilities and drainage will be Daugherty 11-19 9-10 31. Ehio 5-13 0-0 11, (K.Smith 11). Total fouls— Atlanta 19, Houston Iowa 72. N. Iowa 68 — John Flannery, Syracuse. 6-4, 301, St. John's at Cougar Classic (Provo, Ut) Edmonton 9 14 2 20 77 76 resolution on a Middle East About 90 of the detained Americans improved.. Morton 1-4 2-2 4, Ferry 4-8 1-2 9, Valentine 26. Technicals— Atlanta illegal defense 2 John Brown 77, Mo. Southern 74 senior, Pottsville, Pa. 101st Airborne. 5-10 3-4 13, Kerr 2-5 0-0 4, Paddio 11-21 1-2 Syracuse at Carrier Classic Tuesday's Games peace conference — a measure that A— 13,578. John Carroll 124, Carnegie-Mellon 74 Boston 5. Detroit 4, OT Guards — , Colorado, 6-3, 280, have been held at strategic sites to “It’s a positive step if he truly Earlier plans had called for an 23, Chievous2-3 1-1 5, Totals 48-99 24-29 121, senior, Placentia, Calif.; Ed King, Auburn, 6-4, Judson 71, Tnmty Christian 69 Vancouver 4, N Y. Islanders 2 could allow Saddam to pull out of deter an attack on Iraqi forces. Denver 38 32 24 23— 117 Sunday's Games 284, junior, Phonix City. Ala. plans to let them go,” Dettore said in access road east of Main Street Lakers 114, Pistons 90 Kansas 80, Southern Meth, 60 Wednesday's Games Cleveland 29 28 34 30— 121 UConn at Maine. 1 p.m. Tackles — , Tennessee, 6-4, Kuwait without completely losing Bush administration officials arc an interview this morning. “ It’s a to link parking areas. But a com­ DETROrr (90) Kent St. 68. Akron 63 Montreal at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. 3-Point goals— Denver 4-11 (Adams 3-8, at Seton Hall, 7:30 310, senior, Fort Valley, Ga.; Stacy Long, Clom- face. Edwards 8-16 3-4 19, Rodman 2-3 0-0 4, Lewis 87, Purdue-Calumet 70 Vfeshington at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p m trying to convince Congress that step closer to our soldiers coming promise which ended an impasse LIchli 1-1, Davis 0-2), Cleveland 1-4 (EhIo 1-2 p.m. son, 6-2, 275, senior. Griffin, Ga. Lindsey Wilson 97. Wilberforce 67 Minnesota at Toronto, 7 35 p.m. Saddam said recent diplomatic Ferry 0-1, Kerr 0-1). Fouled out— None Laimbeer 4-8 3-3 13, Dumars 3-8 1-2 7 Return specialist — Ftagtiib "Rocker Ismail. trade sanctions against Iraq will nol home.” over the project calls for making Mac Murray 76, Fontbonne 69 Vancouver al Now Jersey. 7:45 p in. Is Thomas 7-16 3-7 17, V.Johnson 1-3 2-2 4] Notre Dame. 5-10, 175, junior, Wilkes-Barre, moves have prompted him to Rebounds— Denver 56 (Rasmussen 101 Malone 121, Dyke 100 N.Y. ftangors al Calgary, 9:35 p in force its withdrawal from Kuwait Dettore said she doesn’t think the access road only temporary, Salley 3-6 1-1 7, Aguirre 4-12 1-1 9, Bedford Big East results f^. Cleveland 55 (Daugherty 15). Assists— Denver Marquetlo 69. Wisconsin 58 Quebec al Edmonton. 9:35 p.m. “respond to positive changes” and this move will get their son, who 1- 6 0-0 3, Blanks 1-3 1-2 3. Hastings 0-0 4-4 4 Placekicker — Philip Doyle. Alabama, 6-1, and that the lawmakers should sup­ to provide for traffic flow during 32 (Adams 13), Cleveland 39 (Ehio, Valentine Totals 34-81 19-26 90 McKer ii<>e93. Lindenwood 77 Winnipeg al Los Angoles, 10:35 p.m. Seton Hall 78, Clernson 62 190, senior, Birmingham Ala. he instructed his National Assembly port a possible military strike on writes to them “faithfully,” home in the reconstruction. 8). Total fouls— Denver 25, Cleveland 16. Tech­ LA LAKERS (114) Michigai. 78, E Michigan 76 Thursday's Games Defense nical— Cleveland delay of game. A— 13,116. Millikin 99. Illinois Col. 72 SETON HALL (78) Montreal al Boston, 7 35 p in to approve the foreigners’ release, Iraqi forces. time for Christmas. Perkins 5-10 2-3 13, Worthy 10-17 2-2 23, Linemen — , Noire Dame, 6-1, Divac 5-6 1-2 11. F Johnson 9 17 3-3 21. Scott Missouri Baptist 108, Greenville 72 Kamishovas 4-8 0-0 9, Winchester 1-4 2-2 4. Buffalo at Philadelphia, 735 p.m the official Iraqi News Agency Tot brings gun 266, seitior, Chicago; Russel Maryland, Miami, Saddam’s announcement ap­ “This will be the very, very first Blazers 98, Heat 95 7-9 1-1 16, Green 1-4 2-2 4, Thompson 0 10 0 Morningside 97, Briar Cliff 96, OT Avent 9-16 2-2 20, Dehere 8-18 4-4 25. Taylor N.Y Islanders at Chicago, 835 p.m 6-2, 273, senior, Chicago; , reported. peared to be an attempt to influence Christmas he will not be home witli POfTTLAND (98) 0, Teagle 5-12 6 7 16. Drew 3-4 3 4 9 N. Illinois 77, Evansville 51 4-8 3-5 12, VWIker 1-4 6-6 8, Crist 0-1 0-0 0, Toronto at Minnesota. 8:35 p.in. Florida, 6-5, 244, senior, Atlanta; Kenny Wbiker, He also said Iraq had completed Th« Associated Press to school Kersey 0-5 0-0 0, Williams 7-10 2-4 16, Duck­ Campbell 0-1 0-0 0, Smith 0-2 0-2 0, Ir Thomas NE Illinois 87, U S. International 82 Lokar 0-2 0-0 0. C.Davis 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 27-61 those deliberations and the direct us,” she said. Nebraska, 6-4, 240, senior, Crane, Texas. SADDAM WANTS ALL FOREIGNERS FREED — Iraqi worth 6-13 3-4 15, Drexler 6-16 5-5 17, Porter 0-0 1 -2 1. Totals 45-83 21 -28 114. NE Missouri 117, Hannibal-LaGrange 73 17-19 78. NHL results its deployment in Kuwait, and there­ U.S.-Iraq talks on the standoff in the Beatrice Keith, the grandmother NEW YORK (i\P) — A 3- 11- 17 3-4 26, Cooper 1-2 3-4 5, Ainge 5-13 1-1 Detroit 27 17 19 27— 90 Oaklarxl City 76. Harris-Stowe 55 CLEMSON (62) Linebackers — , Colorado, fore the hostages were no longer President Saddam Hussein today called for the release of all year-old boy was placed in the 13, Robinson 1 -6 0-0 2, Ifeung 1 -2 0-0 2 Bryant LA Lakers 28 27 28 31— 114 Ohio Northern 71, Concordia, Mich. 56 Jones 3-6 0-0 7. Burks 3-9 0-0 9. D.Davis Canucks 4, Islanders 2 6-6, 236, senior, Houston; Maurice Crum, 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 39-86 17-22 98 3-Pbint goals— Detroit 3-9 (Laimbeer 2-2, Pittsburg SL 72, Rockhurst 66 6-11 3-3 15, Harris 4-11 1-2 9, Vbung 3-8 0-0 8, Miami, 6-0, 222, senior, Tampa, Fla.; Michael needed to prevent an attack. More Please see HOSTAGES, page 6. foreign hostages. Please see REACTION, page 6. city’s custody after a nursery MIAMI (95) Bedford 1-4, Is.Thomas 0-1, Aguirre 0-1, Blanks S. Illinois 85, Austin Peey 71 Tyson 6-13 0-0 12 Bruce 1-4 0-0 2, Brown 0-1 WncouvGf 1 1 2— 4 Stonobroeker, Noire Deme. 6-1, 228, senior. school teacher found a loaded 0- 0 0. Mason 0-0 0-0 0. Lastinger 0-0 0-0 0. To­ River Ridge, La. Davis 2-4 1-3 5, Rico 7-20 3-4 1 7, Soikaly 0-1), Los Angeles 3-7 (Perkins 1-1, Wbrthy 1-2, Simpson, Iowa 87, Iowa Weslyn 58 N.Y. Islanders 0 2 0— 2 gun in the child’s jacket, piolice 10-22 4-7 24. Douglas 8-15 4-7 20, Edwards Scott 1-2, E.Johnson 0-2). Fouled out— None! Tabor 81, Bethel. Kan. 42 tals 26-63 4-562. First Period— 1, Varx:ouver. Valk 5 (Bradley, Backs — Darryl Lewis, Arizona, 5-9, 186, 1-4 0-0 2, Burton 0-4 0-1 0, Long 4-6 3-6 11, Rebounds— [Detroit 45 (Edwards. Laimbeer 6). Tarkio 87, Benedictine.Kan. 74 Halftime— Seton Hall 39, Clernson 31. 3-point Lumrrie). 1:08. Penalties- Sandlak, Van (hook­ senior, West Covina, Calif.; Tripp WWbome, said. Kessler 0-5 0-0 0, Coles 0-1 0-0 0, Thompson Los Angeles 54 (E.Johnson 12), As­ Teikyo Vltostmar 83, Sioux Falls 74 goals— Seton Hall 7-21 (Dehere 5-12, Kar- ing), 4:23; Odjick. Van, major (fighting). 17:59; Michigan, 6-1, 201, senior, Greensboro, N.C.; Police Wednesday evening 7- 11 2-2 16, Sundvold 0-2 0-0 0. Totals sists— 39-94 Detroit 20 (Is.Thomas 11), Los Angeles Tri-State 84, Grace 76 nishovas 1-3, Taylor 1-3, Crist 0-1, Lokar 0-2), Vukota. NY. major (fighting), 17:59; . Georgia Tech, 6-3, 230, junior, Police 17-30 95. 21 (E.Johnson 14). Total fouls— Detroit 23, Los Urbana 85, Rio Grande 74 Clernson 6-15 (Burks 3-7, Young 2-5, Jones Second Period— 2, Now York, Volek 9 Toccoa, Ga.; Stanley Ftichard, Texas, 6-2, 137, charged Lloyd Flowers, 27, of Portland 29 23 22 24— 98 Angeles 21. Technicals— Detroit illegal defense, Viterbo 83, Luther 64 1- 2, Brown 0-1). Fouled out— None. (LaFontame. Wood). .46. 3. New Nbrk. VSfood 8 senior, Hawkins, Texas. Search on for missing woman 40 iArgyle Road, in Brooklyn, Rebounds— Seton Hall 44 (Walker 13), Clam- (Norton), 5:06. 4, Vancouver. Valk 6 (Kron, Punter — Cris Shale, Bowling Green, 6-0. Miami 17 22 27 29— 95 Los Angelos Illegal defense 3, Laimbeer, Wartburg 91, Northwestern, Minn. 51 with criminal possession of a 3-Point goals— Portland 3-10 (Ainge 2-4, Aguirre, Worthy. A— 17,505. Wichita SL 74. Alabama 71, OT son 29 (Harris 7). Assists— Seton Hall 17 Bradley). 15:32. Perwlties— Vukota, NY (trip­ 190, senior. Boavorcrook, Ohio. Porter 1-5, Kersey 0-1), Miami 0-3 (Rice 0-1, Wittenberg 79, Wilmington, Ohio 70 (Taylor 4), Clernson 15 (Young 8). Total ping). 8:26; Butcher, Van (roughing), 14:59; SECOND TEAM target weapon and endangering the life Edwards 0-1, Burton 0-1). Fouled out— Long Kings 103, Mavericks 83 SOUTHWEST louls— Seton Hall 13. Clernson 20. A— NA. Lauer, NY (roughing). 14:59; Pilon, NY (slash­ Offsnsa By BRIAN M. TROTTA in here and the only way to do it is ing). 20:00. — Shawn Moore, Virginia. of a child. Flowers, who is not Rebounds— Portland 47 (Williams 10), Miami DALLAS (83) Lamar 114, Sam Houston S i 82 Manchester Herald to go out and look,” Johnson said. T Langston 111, Phillips 90 Syracuse 86, N.C. State 79 Third Period— 5, Vancouver. Adams 8 Running backs — Grog Lewis, Washington; related to the child, drove the 47 (Soikaly 12). Assists— Portland 23 (Porter 7), McCray 6-11 6-6 18. English 0-3 0-0 0, NE Oklahoma 107, Oklahoma Baptist 87 (Bozek), 14:47. 6. Vancouver. Linden 15, 19:54 Gerald Hudson, Oklahoma Stats. Miami 25 ((Douglas 15). Total fouls— Portland Donaldson 6-7 5-5 17. Harper 8-17 4-4 20 SYRACUSE (86) The search party is being aided boy to school Wednesday, said 28, Miami 19. Technicals-F>ortland illegal Now Mexico SL 77, Texas-EI Paso 70 Owens 9-15 3-6 21, Johnson 7-14 10-18 24, (sh-en). Penalties— Nordmark, Van (tripping). Wide receivers — Wesley Carroll, Miami; Blackman 6-15 4-5 16, Williams 2-7 0-0 4 BOLTON - State Police and Landers Oklahoma 96. Texas 88 4:12; Sutter, NY (hooking), 5:30; Ferraro. NY Patrick Rowe, San Diego Stale. by three dogs trained to track Sgt. Grace Ridley, a police defense 2. Miami coach Rothstein, Bryant White 1-5 0-2 2, Davis 0-3 0-1 0, Alford 1-4 0-0 Ellis 4-10 0-0 8, Edwards 2-10 0-0 5, Autry 513 A— 15.008, Rice 95, Duquesne 83 (slashing), 6:35; Butcher, Van (cross-checkir>g), Tight end — Kirk Kirkpatrick, Floride. Bolton fire officials are searching a spokeswoman. 2. Upshaw 1-5 0-0 2, Grandholm 0-1 0-0 0 3-5 16. McRae 6-6 5 5 12. Hopkins 0-2 0-0 0. people, as well as by a state police SW Oklahoma 109, Oral Roberts 87 McCorkle 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 34-71 16-34 86. 19:16. Center — Mike Arthur, Texas A&M. heavily wooded area off Brandy Shasky 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 32-79 19-23 83 Shots on goal— Vancouver 8-13-10— 31. New Guards — Dean Dingman, MieWgan; Eric airplane which has been circling The child told police he pick­ Nets 106,Sonics 102 SACRAMENTO (103) FAR WEST N CAROLINA ST. (79) By ALEX GIRELLI Adams SL 93, Colo.-Colo. Springs 54 'itork 15-8-7— 30. Moten, Michigan State. Street for a mentally ill Ellington the area for signs of Schmeelk. ed the gun up off the front seat SEATTLE (102) Simmons 1-8 3-4 5, Tisdale 8-13 2-2 18 Foggins 6-11 5 0 12, Gugliotia 5-9 2-5 15, Denver 104, Fort Lewis 84 Power-play Opportunities— Vancouver 0 of 4; Tackles — Pal Harlow. Southern Cal; Stan Manchester Herald McKey 2-8 2-2 6, McDaniel 10-23 4-6 24, Causwell 5-5 1-2 11, Sparrow 2-5 1-2 5, Mays Thompson 2-4 1-4 5, Monroe 9-25 1-1 25. Cor- woman who has been missing for of the van and took it with him. E. Montana 82, Rocky Mountain 69 Now Ybrk 0 of 3. fhomas, Texas. Police are also going door-to- Cage 5-10 0-0 10, Payton 4-9 0-0 8. Threatt 2-3 2-4 7. Carr 13-19 5-5 31, Wennington 0-1 chiam 6-16 4-6 19. tokalli 1-5 1-3 3. Robinson six days. E. New Mexico 88. Lubbock Christian 55 Goalies— Vancouver. McLean. 6-7-0 (30 Rolurn specialist — Dale Carter, Tennessee. door in the area, asking residents if 12- 23 2-2 26, Kemp 5-10 7-8 17. Polyiiice 2-5 0-0 5 0 0. Totals 29-70 9-19 79. 0-0 0. Wood 3-6 2-2 9, Hansen 4-12 2-2 12 Idaho 70. Gonzaga 66 shots-28 saves). Now York. Mealy, 5-6-2 Placekicker — Chris Gardocki, Clernson. State police said that on Wed­ MANCHESTER — No sooner 1-2 5. Barros 0-1 0-0 0, (Dailey 0-7 1-2 1, McMil­ Halftime— Syracuse 46, N Carolina St. 44. they know or have seen Schmeelk. Jobless rate Leckner 2-2 1-1 5. Calloway 0-1 0-0 0. Totals Nevada 79, Fbcific U. 78 (30-27). Defense lan 2-3 1-2 5. Totals 42-99 18-24 102. 40-75 19-24 103. 3-point goals— Syracuse 2-11 (Edwards 1-4, nesday they received a report of an has one conflict of interest been dis­ Oregon 98, Ala.-Birmingham 71 Autry 1-5, Hopkins 0-2), N. Carolina SL 12-27 A— 9.826. Linemen — David Rocker. Auburn; Moo NEW JERSEY (106) Dallas 24 18 22 19— 83 Police say Schmeelk was last drops in state San Diego 84, Pomona-Pitzer 49 (Monroe 6-11, Corchiani 3-6, Gugliotta 3-7, Referee— Ron Moggarth Linesmen— Wayne Gardner, Illinois; Mitch Donahue, Wyoming; abandoned vehicle off Alvord Dr„ missed against Ellen Bums Landers Morris 7-12 1-3 15. Coleman 1-21-2 3, Bowie Sacramento 28 25 22 28— 103 Southern Cal 77. San Diego SL 66 Bakalll 0-3). Fouled out— Thompson. Bonney. Mark Vinos. Steve Emiman, Washington. seen Nov. 30 at a Manchester res­ HARTFORD (/ lP) — Con­ 6-10 4-8 16, Blaylock 6-11 3-6 16, Theus 10-17 3-Point goals— Dallas 0-4 (Harper 0-2. White an undeveloped cul de sac. Further than she is now facing another one. UC Riverside 111, La Verne 80 Rebounds— Syracuse 53 (Johnson 17), N Linebackers — Derrick Brownlow, Illinois; 8- 9 29, Dudley 5-8 2-4 12. Haley 0-2 0-2), 2-4 2, Sacramento 4-8 (Hanson 2-4, Mays 1-1, investigation revealed that the car, taurant shortly after she left her necticut’s economy showed Utah 84. Utah S i 76 Carolina S i 45 (Feggins, Gugliotta 14). As­ Bruins 5, Red Wings 4 OT Lovon Kirkland. Clernson; Mike Crool, Nebras­ The Manchester Police Union has Buechler 1-5 0-0 2, Gervin 2-5 4-4 8, Conner Wtood 1-2, Sparrow 0-1). Fouled out— None Whittier 80, San Bernardino St. 78 sists— Syracuse 21 (Owens 6), N. Carolina Si Boston 1 2 1 i_ 5 ka. a 1985 Chevrolet Chevette, house at 7 p.m. Schmeelk is signs of a slight rally in October, 1-1 1-2 3, George 0-0 0-1 O.Totals 39-73 26-43 Rebounds— Dallas 45 (Donaldson 13), filed a complaint with the Ethics Wis.-Green [Day 83, Colorado 78 14 (Corchiani 9). Total fouls— Syracuse 19, N. Deuoil 1 0 3 0— 4 tracks Nathan LaDuke, Arizona Slate; 106, Sacramento 46 (Tisdale 8). Assists— Dallas 16 belongs to Evelyn P. Schmeelk, a described as a while female, 5- as the unemployment rate EXHIBITION Carolina St. 22. A— 26,850. First Period— 1, Boston, Carpenter 8, 3:03. 2, , Notre Dame; Terrell Buckley, Commission against Landers in con­ Seattle 25 24 20 33— 102 (Harper 9), Sacramento 31 (Sparrow 7). Total Athletes In Action 85. Ohio U. 70 Detroit, Fedorov 12 (Djoos, Sha.nk), 13:29. Florida Slate; Eric Turner. UCLA. 44 year-old Ellington resident who foot-7-inchcs tall, 135 pounds, dropped to 5.1 percent and the New Jersey 33 22 23 28— 106 fouls— Dallas 23, Sacramento 19. Techni­ nection with her vole to reject a con­ Penalties— Pedersen. Bos (holding). 6:24: Punter — , Pittsburgh. has been missing since Nov. 30. with a slim build. She has a fair of new automobiles 3-F>oint goals— Seattle 0-0, New Jersey 2-7 cals— Sacramento coach Motta, Sacramento THIRD TEAM (Theus 1-2, Blaylock 1-3, Morris 0-2). Fouled Shank, Dot (hooking), 10:52: Burr, Del (hold­ complexion, graying blond hair, tract between the town and the registered rose to its highest legal defense, Blackman A— 17,014 ing), 13:55. Offense Sgt. Joe Johnson, of the State out— Payton. Ftebounds— Seattle 52 (Cage 14), How AP Top 25 fared union. Rec Hoop Second Period--3, Boslon, Jannuy 6 (Bur- Quarterback — David Klingler, Houston. Police Eastern District Major blue eyes and is missing her lop X. level in 31 months, the labor Now Jersey 62 (Bowie 12). Assists— Seatlle 22 College hoop scores How the Associated Press' top 25 teams - i ridge, B.Swooney), 1:54. 4, Boston, Jannoy 7 Running backs — Mike Mayweather, Army; front teeth. She was last seen wear­ In a letter to the commission, department reported today. (Fayton 9), New Jersey 30 (Blaylock 10). Total fared Tuesday: Sheldon Canley, San Jose Slate. Crime Squad, said there appears to I i EAST (Galloy, Christian). 6:21. Penalties— Nilan, Bos fouls— Seattle 27, New Jersey 19. Techni­ 1. UNLV (1-0) did not play. Next: at Nevada, Adelphi 75, C.W. Post 72, OT (high-sticking), 2:35; Pedersen, Bos (hooking), Wide receivers — Bobby Slaughter, be no sign of foul play in the ing gray pants and black shoes and union president William Daley said But the state’s manufacturing cals— Seattle illegal defense, Polynice, Bowie Saturday. Adults Louisiana Tech; Manny Hazard, Houstoa A— 7,291. Boston U. 67, Md.-Baltimore County 58 11:54: Delias, Dot (tripping), 1526; Pederson. vehicle which was located about carrying a handbag with small that at the time of her vote, she was and construction sectors con­ Bryant 72, Clark U. 71 2. Arizona (50) did not play. Next at Nor­ Vlfestown Pharmacy 69 (Lyndon Krogh 21, Bos (inlerforonco), 18:55. Tight end — Kelly Blackwell, Texas Christian. thern Arizona, Wednesday. Center — Mike HeldL Notre Dame. black and gray squares on it. representing a client, and during that tinued to lose jobs, the depart­ Magic 113, Knicks102 Cabrini 69, Lincoln. Pa 68 Dick (Day 20, Mark Demko 14) B.A. Club 54 (Bill Third Period— 5, Detroit, Delias 2 (Yzerman, 100 yards from a pond. Johnson Canisius 87, Elmira 49 3. Arkansas (5-1) did not play. Next vs. Bel lock 18) McCrimmon), 7:59. 6, Detroil, Fedorov 13 Guards — Mark Tucker, Southern Cal; Fticky said he expected to call in a team representation, she raised questions ment reported, and a key ORLANDO (113) Concord 78, Charleston, W.Va. 67 Louisiana Tech at Little Rock, Ark,, Wednesday. Style 100 (Kevin Hightower 30, Gene Nolen (Fodyk, Garponlov), 8 :^ , 7, Boston, Pedersen Byrd, Mississippi Stale. Police say Schmeelk has a his­ measure of manufacturing ac­ Catledge 10-18 4-6 24, Scott 4-15 0-0 10, Cornell 68, Army 58 4. Syracuse (50) beat North Carolina State 25, Dave Milner 17, Wendell Williams 10) 1 (Ruzicka, Hodge), 11:55. 8. Detroit. Yzerman Tackles — Charles McCrae, Tennessee; Jeff of divers this afternoon to search about the validity of the arresting of­ 8579. Next: VS. Alaska-Anchorage, Friday. tory of mental illness and has a tivity dropped to its lowest level Kite 3-7 0-26, Skiles 9-15 5-5 24. Smith 5-9 1-1 Cortland SL 98. Oswego S i 57 P.D.&S. 91 (Mark Murphy 30, Kevin Roche 16, 14 (Burr, Federov), 18:58. Penally— Prirnoau, fYihukoa, Vltoshington. the pond. ficer’s report and the truthfulness of 11, Reynolds 6-10 4-4 16. Acres 2-3 0-0 4, E. Connecticut 61, Fitchburg St. 58 5. Duke (5-1) did not play. Next; at No. 6 Dan Still 16, Mike Collins 12) DeL misconduct, 6:19. Return specialist — Desmond Howard tendency to hit herself in the in tJtrcc years. Georgetown, Wednesday. Michigan. State Police and Bolton Fire of­ Reginald PInto/Manchaster Herald Ansley 1-2 0-2 2, Anderson 6-12 1-4 14. Wiley Elizabethtown 94, Delaware Val. 86 Ovarlime— 9, Boston, Burridge 0 mouth. the officer. 1-3 0-0 2. Totals 47-94 1 5-24 113. Fairleigh Dickinson 83, Niagara 67 6. Georgetown (3-0) did not play. Next; vs. Midgets Placekicker — Michael Poliak, Texas. ficials have been combing the area No. 5 Duke, Wednesday. (B.Swoenoy, Janney), 103. Penalty— Coach SEARCH FOR MISSING WOMAN — Connecticut State The letter says Landers’s vote NEW YORK (102) Geneva 85, Daemon 67 Community Y- Pistons 24 (Rich Griffoth 8, Milbury, Bos, gross misconduct, 1 ;03. Defsnta 12 dead as 7. Indiana (5-1) beat Vanderbilt 84-73. Next: since yesterday in an effort to find Pblice are asking anyone who Oakley 4-6 6-6 14, Vandeweghe 7-15 4-4 18, George Mason 83, Mount SL Mary's, Md. 70 Eric Greegen 8) Bulls 4 (Malt Lavalorl 4: Peggy Shots on goaf— Boston 6-10-7-2— 25. Dolroil Linemen — Shane Dronett Texas; George was significant because the vote was vs. Niagara. Friday. Troopers search in the woods off Alvord Drive off Brandy Ewing 8-19 12-17 28, Cheeks 1-3 2-2 4, George Washington 97, Hartford 77 O'Connell also played well) 8-15-15-1— 39. Thornlon, Alabama; Frank Giannotti, Penn some evidence of Schmeclk’s may have seen Schmeelk to call 8. UCLA (4-0) did not play. Next: vs. St. 5 to 4. Five is the majority needed to plane hits school G.Wilkins 3-9 1-2 7, Jackson 8-14 1-1 17 Grove City 59. Baldwin-Wallace 56 Celtics 32 (Henry Brown 21, Joe Luker 7) Power-play Opportunities— Boston 0 of 3; State; Kelvin PritchoO, Mississippi. whereabouts. Street in Bolton for Evelyn P. Schmeek of Ellington, who Mary's. Calif,, W^nesday. Slate Police Troop C in Ellington E.Wilkins 0-2 0-0 0, Mustaf 4-6 4-6 12, Tucker Hartwick 80, Utica Tech 60 Hornets 30 (Barrett Quaglia 12, Matthew Schilil Detroil 0 of 4. Linebackers — Robert Jones. East Carolina; carry a motion. BOLOGNA, Italy (7\P) — An 1-3 0-0 2, Grant 0-1 0-0 O.Totals 36-78 30-38 9. Ohio State (3-0) did not play. Next: vs. Marvin Jones, Florida Slate; Mark Sander, “We want to make sure she’s not at 684-2741. has been missing since Nov. 30. La Salle 93, Brigham Young 81 ) Goalies— Boston, Moog, 7-5-3 (39 shots-35 Chicago State, Saturday. 6 Louisville. The letter says that Landers is in a Italian military jet crashed in 102. Lowell 81, SI Anselm 78 Mahoney- Gunners 17 (Ryan Cosmini 7; saves). Detroit, Cheveldae, 12-10-3 (25-20). Orlando 32 26 29 26— 113 Massachusetts 76, Now Hampshire 64 10. North Carolina (3-1) did not play. Next: Mike Lurate and Adam Kruger also played well) Backs — Will White, Florida; , position to directly affect the depart­ flames into a suburban high vs. No. 14 Connecticut, Thursday. NewDbrk 30 29 19 24— 102 Middlebury 81, S I Michael's 78 Heat 14 (Richie Milne 6; Ryan Bushey and Iowa; Kerry Valrle, Southern Mississippi; Jesse Campbell, North Carolina Slate. ment’s budget, and to a greater de­ school today, killing at least 12 3-Point goals— Orlando 4-11 (Scotl 2-5, Now Haven 106, Concordia, N.Y. 99 11. Pittsburgh (4-1) did rx)t play. Next: vs. Reuben Reyes also played well) Marshall, Thursday. Skiles 1-2. Anderson 1-2, Smith 0-1, Fteynokfs Nyack 89, Bard '73 Pistons 13 (Wesley ^ho lield 4, Kane Ander­ Punter — , Washington State. gree dcparmient policy. It said her people and injuring 70, officials 12. Alabama (2-2) lost to Wichita State 74-71. Radio, TV 0-1), New Dfark 0-7 (G.Wilkins 0-1, Tucker 0-1, Princeton 57, Lehigh 40 son 3: John Mullen and Brendan Gallagher also decision to represent a client ar­ reported. Jackson 0-2, Vandewehge 0-3). Fouled Rhode Islarxf 99, Brown 75 Next: at No. 10 North Carolina. Saturday, Dec played well) Jazz 12 (Dan Meiser and Joey Col­ 15. Commission dismisses complaints Students jumped out of win­ out— None. Rebounds— Orlando 62 (Kite 13). S, Connecticut 73. Bendey 66 ville played well) rested by the department and to New Dbrk 44 (Ewing 12). Assists— Orlando 32 SE Massachusetts 97, Worcester St. 90 13. Georgia (4-0) did not play. Next: at Mer­ dows of the two-story building cer, Saturday. Today challenge the officer’s job perfor­ (Skiles 9). Now York 25 (Jackson 8). Total Salem Si 81, Tufts 77 Transactions By ALEX GIRELLI favor. Passing the motion would appoinuncnl of alternate commis­ Board of Directors to allow Dominic to escape the smoke and flames, fouls— Orlando 26. Now York 20. Techni­ Scranlon 97, [Drew 41 14. Connecticut (3-0) did not play. Next; at 7 p.ni. : mance places members of the No. 10 North Carolina, Thursday. Manchester Herald have required five votes from the sion members to review cases when wimesses said. cals— New York illegal defense. Orlando illegal Seton f-iall 78. Clernson 62 Georgia Tech vs. St. John’s, KSPN Squalrito to speak for Town defense, Ewing, New York delay of game. Siena 89. MarisI 66 15. Southern Mississippi (20) did not play. seven-member commission. a member has to disqualify himself. Treasurer Roger Negro at a board department in an awkward position. Next: at Tennessee Tech, Thursday. Calendar 7:30 p.m. — Canadiciis al A— 14,430. SI Thomas Aquinas 61, Bloomfield 59 American League MANCHESTER — The Ethics Jonathan Mercier and Mary Sears Later in the discussion, which lasted SI. Vincent 97. Wash & Jeff. 78 16. Oklahoma (5-1) beat No. 23 Texas 96-88 meeting. Whalers, .SporlsCliamiel, WTIC BALTIMORE ORIOLES-Tradod Dave Gal- Democratic Town Director 76ers 109, Bucks 108 OT Slovens Tech 73, N.Y. Maritime 69 Next: vs. Virginia Comrrwnwealth, Saturday. Commission Wednesday said it voted against the motion, and Adler more than two hours, the commis­ Other commission members said Thursday lagtier, oulliolder, to the California Angels lor SwarthriKiro 87, Ursinus 84, OT 17. St. John’s (3-0) did not play. Next: vs No. 7:30 p.m. — Nuggets at Celtics, Stephen Cassano first raised the MILWAUKEE (108) Girls Baskefball David Martinez and Mike Hook, pitchers. As­ would no longer consider a com­ Dobkin, commission chairman, sioners also decided to ask the the commission precedent was to Inside Today, Syracuse 86, N. Carolina S i 79 20 Georgia Tech at the Capital Centre, Wed Rotierts 6-11 0-0 13, Brickowski 8-15 0-0 16. Northwest Catholic al East Catholic, 7 p.m. SportsChannel (alternate feed), signed Hook to Rochester of the International plaint that two Republican Town abstained because he is a director of issue and said he would bring it to nesday. charter commission to refine and allow counsel. Sikma 7-13 3-3 20, Robertson 6-17 1 4-14 26, Trinity, Conn. 83, Coast Guard 50 Portland at Bolton, 6 p.m. WDRC(1360-AM) League. 18. LSU (2-1) did nol play. Next; vs. Chap­ Directors may have been in conflict a corporation that docs business the commission. Humphries 3-8 0-0 6, Schayes 4-7 0-0 8, Val, Forge Christian 95. Lancaster Bible 88 Rocky Hill at Coventry, 7.30p.m. BOSTON RED SOX— Signed Matt tbung, clarify charter definitions of con­ Cassano had asked Uie commis­ man, Friday. 7:30 p.m. — College baskclball: Lohaus 2-4 0-0 5, Grayer 4-8 2-2 10, G.Ander- W. Connecticut 71, Westfield S i 44 RHAM at Cromwell, 7:30 p.m. pitcher, to a throe-year contracL of interest when lliey cast voles on with an insurance agency operated flicts of interest. sion to decide whether Irish was in Wagner 64, Vble 59 19 Michigan State (1-2) did not play. Next: at Fairfield at Central Connecticut, son 2-5 0-0 4. Hanson 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 42-89 Detroit, Saturday. CALIFORNIA ANGELS— Signed Ed Vosberg town business. by Irish. When Landers appeared before conflict when he voted to appoint At a meeting Wednesday, the 20 pages, 4 sectio n s VWshinglon, Md. 68. Gallaudel 53 Friday pitcher. Traded Marcus Moore, pitcher to the 10.1Q infl 20. Georgia Tech (2-1) did not play. Next: vs. Channel 26 Williams 70, Amherst 56 Toronto Blue Jays for Ken Rivers, catcher to The issue had been raised by The Landers matter was dis­ the commission represented by a the town auditors in light of the fact commission dismissed another mat­ PHILADE(!p HIA (109) Girls Basketball Wm. Paterson 87, Glassboro SI, 75 9 p.m. — College baskclball: complete the Devon White trade Barkley 13-20 16-20 42. Mahom 3-8 4-6 10, No. 17 St. John’s at the Capital Centre. Wad- Glastonbury at Manchester, 7:30 Democratic Town Director Stephen missed by six votes, with Sears not lawyer, John D. LaBellc Jr., Ken­ that he had sold insurance, a ter involving Landers, this one in­ Business _ SOUTH r^esday. GminskI 3-13 2-2 8, Green 1-6 1-2 3, Hawkins East Granby al Bolton, 6 p.m. Duke al Georgetown. E.SPN CLEVELAND INDIANS-Traded Cory Cassano over votes cast by Directors voting. Classified_ Belrrxmt 79, Tonn. Temple 72 21. South C arolm (4-1) did not play. Next: neth Tedford questioned whether she homeowners and an aulomotible volving a vote on landfill fees and 7-18 13-13 28, RAnderson 6-14 0-0 12, Bol 0-1 9:30 p.m, - Rangers al Flames. Snyder, outfieldor, and Lindsay Foster Inlielder Com ics__ Bethel, Tenn. 93, Lano 88 vs. No. 24 Temple, Saturday. Wally Irish and Ellen Burns When Dobkin disqualified him­ 0-2 0, Turner 3-5 0-0 6. Payne 0-3 0-0 0, Oliver Saturday to the Chicago White Sox for Eric King and could be represented by counsel at policy, to Michael Thibodeau, a regulations. Birmingham-Southern 114, Allen 67 (tie) Virginia (4-2) did not play. Next: vs. WFAN (660-AM) Discover _ 0- 0 0-0 0. Totals 36-88 36-45 109. Girts Basketball Shawn Hillogas, pitchers. Designated Mark Landers. self from voting, Robert Franklin, a the preliminary meeting. He said partner in the firm that was chosen. Bowie St. 96, Wshinglon Bible 66 Var^erbilt, Saturday. East Catholic at Ledyard, 2:30 p.m. McLemoro, intieldor. lor assignmenL Focus Milwaukee 33 22 31 14 8— 108 9:30 p.m. - - College basketball: A motion to hold a hearing on the The commission has scheduled a Emory i Henry 72. Guilford 70 Putnam at Coventry, 7:30 commission member, said he will there was no question she could Jonathan Mercier said there was Local/State Philadelphia 26 24 24 26 9— 109 23. Texas (1-2) lost to No. 16 Oklahoma KANSAS CITY ROYALS— Signed Dan Schat- Furman 91, Lander 55 RHAM al E.O. Smith. 1:30 p.m Virginia Commonwealth at Rich­ zeder, pitcher, to a one-yoar contract Irish matter failed when only four meeting for Jan. 10 to consider the 3-Point goals— Milwaukee 5-8 (Sikma 3-3, 96-68. Next: vs. Loyola. Md., Friday. ask the Charter Revision Commis­ have counsel at a full hearing. Ted­ Lottery _ Greensboro 85, Lynchburg 71 mond (delayed), NIi.SN Indiana 84, Vanderbilt 73 24. Temple (1-1) did not play. Next; at St. Mil V/AUKEE BREW ERS-Signod Edwin commission members voted in sion to consider providing for the Plea.se see ETHICS, page 6. Nation/Wbrld Roberts 1-1, Lohaus 1-2, Humphries 0-1, Manchester vs. Glastonbury (South Windsor Nunoz, pitcher, to a two-year contract. ford cited tlie recent refusal of llie police union letter. G.Arvferson 0-1), PNIadelphia 1-5 (Hawkins Jacksonville SI. 90, Athens SL 64 Bonaventure, Wednesday. 11:30 p.m. College basketball: Obituaries__ 25. Kentucky (3-0) did not play. Next: vs. Arena), 8:30 p m -Agreed to terms 1- 3, Anderson 0-2), Foul«f out— Ftobertson. Livingston St. 76. Montevallo 73 SL Bernard vs Last Catholic (fri I own Cen­ I'lorida at James Ma.son (delayed), Opinion____ Rebounds— Milwaukee 50 (Sikma 12). Philadel­ Louisiana Coll. 96, LeTourneau 51 Kansas. Saturday. with Steve Sax, second baseman, on a four- ter, Cromwell), 6:15 p.m. NESN year contract extension through 1995. Sports_____ Serving The Manchester Area For Over 109 Years ~ Call Tojclay for Home Delivery 647-9946 Television 2—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Dec. 6, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Dec. 6,1990—3 NATION/WORLD Marine is discharged Iran leader champions after refusing to fight looser sexual attitudes By ANWAR FARUQI temporary marriage — with some­ said. “They can make a contract for one else?,” Rafsanjani said in his Blood donors Deficit By BEN DIPIETRO until December 1991. The Associated Press themselves, if they want to be sermon. together for a month or two.” The Associated Press FtUerson, 22, was accused of violating orders fol­ “Sighch” or temporary marriage, lowing his refusal lo board a plane for Saudi Arabia TEHRAN, Iran — Eleven years It wasn’t clear whether Rafsan- after the Islamic revolution forced according to Shiite Islam — the jani’s comments Friday would HONOLULU — The first Marine lo refuse deploy­ with his unit Aug. 29. He also was charged with un­ will be asked women under veils and banned so­ branch of Islam in Iran — can be quickly lead lo a libcraliz.ation of ment under Operation Desert Shield was granted an authorized absence Aug. 16, when he failed to report cial contact between the sexes, verbally contracted between two popular attitudes toward sex. Social administrative discharge Wednesday, Marine Corps of­ for duty. consenting adults. They take a tem­ ficials announced. The Marines rejected his request for objector status, President Hashemi Rafsanjani is and moral codes are often inter­ championing a freer altitude toward porary “vow” before engaging in preted differently from city to city, Court martial proceedings against the Marine, Jeff saying it was based on political rather than moral con­ sex. tough questions siderations, saying they thought Paterson didn’t oppose sex and social interaction. and some religious and government Paterson, were dismis.scd under tlie agreement. In Attempting to make the idea of war in all forms and wasn’t sincere in his beliefs. “We imagine that it is good if we leaders still hew to Khomeini’s as­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The return, Paterson will halt all legal action against the “sighch” as loose as possible, Raf­ cetic line. Corps stemming from its rejection of his request for A statement i.ssucd Wednesday from Paterson’s suppress ourselves, endure frustra­ By ROBERT GREENE populations based solely on their weak economy and the mammoth sanjani said in his sermon that Under Khomeini, Iran’s 55 mil­ conscientious objector status, said a military spokes­ commanding officer at the Kaneohe Marine Corps Air tions and be patient in our sexual geographical or national origins,” he costs of helping the savings and loan “some people imagine that for a lion people endured a rigidly en­ The Associated Press man and Paterson’s attorney. Station, Brig. Gen. R.L. Phillips, said it would be too desires. This is incorrect. It is industry will soon push the federal temporary marriage we have to find forced Islamic social and religious said. disruptive and time-consuming to have officers wrong,” Rafsanjani said last week at deficit to records surpassing $300 Paterson had his rank reduced from corporal lo lancc a turbaned man (cleric),” Rafsanjani code that outlawed even pre-teen WASHINGTON — Blood banks Under the new regulations, all corporal under the agreement. deployed in Saudi Arabia give depositions in the Fitter- Friday Prayers, an important forum will have to ask a broader range of potential donors will be questioned billion per year, a congressional said. boys and girls from sitting together In another dispute, a soldier whose active-duty en­ son case. Phillips also said he was satisfied that Pater­ for political statements. personal questions of would-be orally as well as in writing, using study says. “None of this is necessary,” he in classrooms. listment was extended without his consent because of son had admitted guilt in his dismissal request and that “God has created certain needs in donors under new regulations that terminology that is understandable, But by 1993, the newly enacted the Persian Gulf crisis filed suit Wednesday against all lawsuits would be dropped. the human being, and he docs not recognize the growing spread of “culturally sensitive” and avoids deficit-reduction law and an improv­ want them left unanswered,” he President Bush and Army officials for breach of con­ Paterson’s attonicy, Eric Seitz, said, “The govern­ AIDS among heterosexuals. sexual stereotyping, the announce­ ing economy should begin shrinking said, addressing thousands of wor­ tract. ment had legal concerns about what the outcome The new policy, announced Wed­ ment said. the federal shortfall, the Congres­ shippers at Tehran University and The four-year active-duty tour of Spec. Sebastian would be. The case has been a source of publicity and nesday, also ends the ban on dona­ Potential donors will be asked sional Budget Office said in a report millions of his countrymen listening THANKS Correa was to have ended Nov. 24. In early September great embarrassment lo the military.” tions from Haitians and eases the about all high-risk behavior, and to be presented today to the House on radio. Bennet |r. High School and the Hole In The Wall Gang he was asked if he wanted lo rc-cnlisl; he declined. Correa’s lour was extended under a military ban on donations from natives of will be asked direct questions about Budget Committee. The efforts are part of a broad Camp would like to thank the following Manchester Two weeks later, Correa was sent to Saudi Arabia, and program known as “stop-loss,” intended lo maintain sub-Saharan African nations. The calculations are the first political and social liberalization whether they have been treated for two weeks after that he learned his tour was extended troop strength during Operation Desert Shield. Businesses for their generosity In supporting this years The Haitian government called showing how the five-year, $496 Ransanjani has pressed, despite syphilis or gonorrhea within the last billion deficit-cutting law will affect Bennet Turkey Trot: for a “massive program of re­ year. sharp opposition, since Ayatollah ABA-PCT Manchester State Bank educating Americans” about a the federal budget over the next Ruhollah Khomeini died in June The exclusion for potential several years. The Bush adminisU'a- Kitty Ansaldi, R.N., M .A Miller Real Estate policy it said has ruined that 1989. Northway Pharmacy donors who have either paid for or tion is not expected to release its Malcolm F. Barlow country’s tourism industry, cost sold sex will be extended from six Pattern of cancer gene Rafsanjani’s moves have ranged Central Connecticut Cooperative E. A Patten Co. own figures until February. thousands of jobs and caused months to a year. from such major policy steps as en­ Farmer’s Association Pressure Blast Mfg. Co., Inc. The report, obtained by The As­ Haitian children to be “snubbed and The exclusion for people who couraging private businesses and ex­ COMFED RT Coachworks taunted.” sociated Press in advance of the panding tics with Western countries Crockett Agency Shady Glen Dairy Bar have received transfusions of blood hearing, said that in fiscal 1992, for The regulations should be imple­ or blood products will be extended Tha Assoclatod Prass is identified in worm to permitting more contemporary Empire Tool and Mfg. Co., Inc. F. W. Spaulding mented at all blood “establish­ REBELS ARRESTED — U.S. troops arrest supporters of former police official Col. Eduardo which the administration is planning music and even making television Carrity, Diana, Conti and Houck Stop and Shop from six months to one year. This its budget, the shortfall will be at ments,” including Red Cross change aims at reducing the risk of Herrera Hassan in Panama City, Panama, Wednesday after Herrera, an escaped prisoner, ras docs in the biology of an or­ more lively. IMO Industries Sunny Side-Up Restaurant least $337 billion, easily the highest By MALCOLM RITTER nomial ras genes arc frequently ob­ John F. Tierney Funeral Home centers, within a few months, said hepatitis C, another blood-bomc dis­ ganism,” Broach said. “We an­ “Why is it improper for a lady to )acobs & Associates, P.C. seized national police headquarters and was arrested after fleeing the police building. ever. Fiscal 1992 begins next Oct. 1. The Associated Press served in pancreatic, lung, colon and Manchester Molding and Mfg. Betty Jane Turner School of Dance Brad Stone, a spokesman for the ease. ticipate ... we’ll be able to under­ marry twice in her lifetime? Or to But by the following year, the blood cell cancers. Manchester Racquetball Co., Inc. Ted Cummings Insurance Agency Food and Drug Administration, Haitians were singled out in 1982, stand all the players that ‘talk’ lo ras have a temporary relationship — a CBO expects the red ink to shrink to NEW YORK — A gene that aids In today’s issue of the British which oversees the safety of blood early in the AIDS epidemic, because and that ras interacts with.” $252 billion and reach $143 billion development of a sex organ in a journal Nature, Horvilz and col­ supplies. scientists found a highcr-than-usual by 1995, the last year for which the worm may lead to new insights into That may illuminate the process leagues describe the ras gene’s role “The strengthened program will incidence of infection among Enola Gay log to be sold human cancer, scientists reported. by which a ras gene promotes can­ in development of female genitalia enhance, rather than replace, the Haitian heterosexuals. study contains projections. Researchers have discovered that cer, revealing new targets for in a worm called Cacnorhabditis Manchester current procedures used to safeguard Tlie policy originally covered The report cautioned, however, it is a so-called “ras” gene, a typic therapeutic drugs, Broach said. clcgans. the blood supply,” Health and only Haitians who came to this that economic conditions have wor­ Decorate Your Door linked to several cancers, and have However, any such payoff would The worm gene, called lct-60, Human Services Secretary Louis W. counuy after 1977 but was extended ...on Pearl Harbor Day sened since October, when the CBO figured out one of its normal roles in be a long way in the future, cau­ was identified as a ras gene by Paul Sullivan said in a statement. this year to cover all Haitians, many made its calculations. Oil prices for Christmas Contest 1990 the worm. tioned H. Robert Horvilz, a biology Sternberg and Min Han of the The changes “will eliminate the of whom had fled to this country to or severely damaged, about 170 planes were destroyed have remained high, the real estate By CATHERINE CROCKER Those advances will give scien­ professor at the Massachusetts In­ California Institute of Technology in 1st Prize need for excluding certain donor escape political persecution. and the American casualties numbered about 3,700. market has been weak and many The Associated Press tists their first chance to use a living stitute of Technology and an inves­ research reported last Friday in the $100.00 Gift Certificate from Victoria Anne and Tara Ashley There were 130,000 ca.sualties at Hiroshima. banks and corporations have had animal to determine the details of tigator at the Howard Hughes Medi­ journal Cell. Christie’s is selling the log for the widow of Capt. financial problems, it noted. 2nd Prize NEW YORK — High over Hiroshima, a navigator in “Unless these factors are offset by what a ras gene docs and how it is cal Institute there. In the Nature paper, scientists a B-29 recorded the world’s introduction to the power Robert A. Lewis, co-pilot of the Enola Gay. Eileen controlled, commented Princeton Ras genes normally help control report that lct-60 acts as a switch, $50.00 Gift Certificate from Whitham Nursery Lewis hopes she can retire on the sale price and wants other developments, a more pes­ Soviets flooded and terror of nuclear weapons. simistic economic outlook will wor­ University scientist James Broach. cell growth and development, but controlling signals that arc supposed 3rd Prize no publicity herself, Coover said. “Bomb-Away — 09:15” reads the simple enuy from sen the budget projections,” the “We’re going to have a big ex­ little is known about how they do to tell cells to form genitalia called $40.00 Gift Certificate from Diannes Jewelry & Glass Restoration the navigator’s log for Aug. 6, 1945. “She is very concerned she is going to catch all kinds plosion in our understanding of what that, or how tlicy arc regulated. Ab- the vulva. authors wrote. Honorable Mention The log from die top secret mission of the Enola Gay of hate mail and flak for putting this up for sale,” The budget office said it exp>ects with food aid Coover said. $25.00 Gift Certificate from The Craft Supply House goes on the auction Friday — Pearl Harbor Day. the government to spend $91 billion Christie’s auction house expects it will attract a price of The log recorded the Enola Gay’s basic flight infor­ in fiscal 1991 — which runs through Honorable Mention By LAURINDA KEYS slaughterhouse owner, is driving a truck carrying three tons of sausages $100,000 to $150,000. mation — position, altitude, air speed, compass direc­ next Sept. 30 — bailing out the na­ Inmates will go to work $25.00 Gift Certificate from Cute-Icles Nail Salon The Associated Press “I think, in looking at the log, you see in effect the tion — on three yellow, oblong sheets during the 12- tion’s savings and loan institutions. to the Soviet city of Murmansk. JUDGES: “I’m a bit suspicious of the mafia world moving from the pre-atomic into the atomic era. hour roundtrip mission between the U.S. ba.se in the That figure will peak at $107 billion SACRAMENTO. Calif. (AP) — housing California’s 98,0(X) state ing to the U..S. Justice Department. STOCKHOLM, Sweden — Is­ in Murmansk. But people from the You sec humanity crossing a very profound boundary,” Marianas Islands and Hiroshima. in 1992. California is looking for businesses prisoners. Craig Brown, undersecretary of Robin Voboril — Interior Designer Paul's Point raeli fruit, German sausages, Italian The bomber, with 12 people aboard, left Tinian Island But then, as the government willing to hire criminals, and only S la t e church have promised lo help us so said Chris Coover, a manuscript specialist at Christie’s. “Why should law-abiding citizens the Youth and Adult Correc­ Lynne Beaulieu — Mary Cheney Library Sponsored by R a il E.'itale cheese and American medical sup­ that it will be families with children He said the timing of the sale — on the 49th anniver­ at 2:45 a.rn. Tlie pilot was Col. ftiul 'Tibbets, command­ begins selling S&L assets it has criminals, by tlie thousands. have to work and pay taxes to sup­ tional Agency, said inmates will plies are among the products arriv­ Marie UeNics — Floral Designer who get the Christmas gift,” he said. sary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor — is a coin­ ing officer of tlie 509tli Composite Group, which had taken over, it will recoup some of its The new gang of factory workers port a free ride for convicted scramble for iJic new “real world For details and entry blank, call: 647-8400 ing in the Soviet Union as part of a The first aid to reach Moscow — cidence. been specially Uained for the mission. losses, actually earning $44 billion won’t have to commute. In fact, criminals?” said Gov. George Deuk- jobs” lo make money and gain worldwide private effort to ease a planeload of food from German Tibbets selected Lewis, a Brooklyn native, as his co­ in 1994, the report said. tlicy’ll be in big trouble if they try. mejian, who sponsored the ballot skills. winter shortages. But he said there was a “historical symmetry” to the clwities — arrived on Nov. 29. pilot. Lewis was one of the most experienced B-29 And they won’t be organizing measure approved Nov. 6. While the governments of the attacks on Pearl Harbor and Hiroshima, “one marking Trucks met the Aeroflot flight and pilots in the Air Force; he had survived two crashes, and unions, guzzling beer after work or The state prison population has , Sweden and other the beginning of hostilities and the other effectively the took 25,000 packages of flour, had a reputation for remaining calm in moments of chasing co-workers of the opposite more than quadrupled during Deuk- countries have no formal plans yet end of hostilities.” Soldier sugar, sausage and lard to children’s stress. sex. mejian’s two terms in office. to organize food aid, private groups But Martin Sherman, director of the Nuclear Age His­ hospitals and orphanages. The jobs will be blue collar, About 8,(X)0 adults in state prison and individuals are relying to rush tory and Humanities Center at Tufts University, called it In the plane’s bomb bay rested a single 9,000-pound Tlie German Red Cross and the literally — prison blue. now make only minimal wages food to the Soviets. “an unfortunate date.” uranium bomb. Tibbets carried cyanide capsules to dis- REGAL SAVINGS Caritas organization sent convoys of u-ibute to each man if the plane experienced engine found Pressed by a rising prison popula­ producing goods such as furniture Relief organizations have trucks, vans and buses stuffed with “It implies an appropriateness about Hiroshima — tion and light budget, California and license plates. Tlie products can ■ chartered planes, used Aeroflot failure or was shot down. food packages last week. More sort of a balance on the scales of justice,” he said. “They voters decided lo encourage busi­ be sold only to government agencies flights and organized truck convoys The log was recorded in Tinian time — one hour caravans arc planned later this attacked us so we gave them any eye for an eye, so to nesses to set up shop inside prisons in order to limit competition with to get past the vast country’s ahead of the time in Hiroshima — by navigator month. speak, which is completely inappropriate and historical­ dead and put inmates lo work so they can private industry. transportation bottlenecks. Several Theodore S. van Kirk. At 5:55 a.m. he noted ’Two” in And Soviet soldiers on Wednes­ contribute to their upkeep and gain A separate program employs organiz.ations have sent staff mem­ ly inaccurate.” the left-hand column, as the Enola Gay rendezvoused NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A FALL OUTERWEAR day unloaded an emergency 10-ton valuable job skills. about ICiO juveniles in private busi­ bers to ensure that food and In the attack on Pearl Harbor, 18 U.S. ships were sunk with two other B -29s near Iwo lima. Tennessee National Guard officer If successful, it would be the nesses at California youth prisons. medicine reach their destinations. shipment of Israeli watermelons, was found dead in his tent in Saudi tomatoes and oranges that Israeli largest such program in the nation. Organizers of the new program The Soviet government, which Arabia of a gunshot wound, military leaders said were a gesture of thanks officials said Wednesday. Pay will be similar to what for adult inmates hope to create BOTANY ‘500’ BLAZERS blames food problems on the col­ prisoners might make on tlie out­ OFF!- for allowing thousands of Soviet 7,0(X) jobs with operations like recy­ lapse of its central distribution sys­ Lt. Col. Joe Hancock, 49, died Jews to emigrate. side, but some of their earnings will cling or clothing manufacture. tem, has not officially asked for the Tuesday night, said Maj. Gen. Carl he deducted to help defray tlic $2 Nationwide, about 1,5(X) prisoners The Connecticut-based relief D. Wallace, the Tennessee guard’s food. But the chronic shortages have billion annual cost of feeding and work for private businesses, accord­ BOTANY WOOL SPORT COATS worsened dramatically this winter. group AmeriCares sent 4,000 tons adjutant general. Consumers must wait in long of powdered protein drink, aspirin, A Pentagon spokesman said no lines — often for as long as three and antibiotics Dec. 1 for or­ foul play was suspected and the hours — for basics such as butter. phanages and children’s hospitals. death was under investigation. Sometimes, pushing and shoving The aid, collected from companies Neither Wallace nor the Pentagon breaks out over a scarce item. and individuals, was the first private would provide details. LONDON FOG ALL WEATHER COATS The country doesn’t have enough American aid flight into the Soviet Hancock, from Nashville, com- rail cars or refrigerated trucks to Union, said spokesman Dwain iiianded a unit that coordinates Specializing Exclusively in u-ansport food from the fields to Schcnck. .security, communications and other Slenderizing plus-size fashion aciivities. OFF! *ALL TOP COATS markets, nor are there sufficient Vo “Our State Department says they storage facilities. There has been We’re all very shocked and very Special Sizes don’t see a real famine problem and distraught,” said Julia Dyer, Han­ Jo widespread theft and diversion to shortage. But the fact is a lot of 12 1/2 - 26 1/2 the black market. cock’s sister-in-law. LEATHER JACKETS people over there arc suffering,” Hancock left Sept. 16 for Saudi and 36 to 52 Tlie European Community has Schenck said. drafted an aid package, to be Arabia as part of Operation Desert Holiday ''■ 1 adopted next week, providing about On Thursday, Israel’s quasi- .Slucld, the military buildup in k 'Suggestions $2 billion in food and transportation governmental Jewish Agency was to rc.iponse lo Iraq’s Aug. 2 invasion in her over two years. send 15 tons of powdered milk to of Kuwait. Special ALL BETTER SLACKS... Soviet President Mikhail S. Gor­ children’s hospitals in Moscow, He has served in the Tennessee %Size bachev, meanwhile, has made deals Leningrad and Kiev, said Yehuda Army National Guard for a number involving loans and export credits to Weinraub, an agency spokesman. of years and we are saddened by his Featured is ■'Vi- buy basic foods and consumer In London, British children began u a mely death ...,” Wallace said. only a few OFF! *ALL SWEATERS... The Pentagon spokesman. Army of hundreds Vo products to fill empty store shelves. a campaign Wednesday to collect But individuals and private or­ food for Soviet youngsters. Or- Tho Associated Press Li. Col. Terence Meehan, said Han­ in stock. 1/ ganiz.ations have gone ahead on gani/xjrs urged every British school WOMAN DIES IN HEAVY SEAS — Rescuers at Plum Island, Mass., try in vain to save 48- cock was the 52nd person to die Newest r ALL PENDLETON SHIRTS their own to help orphanages, hospi­ child to donate a can of food and during Operation Desert Shield. fashions f / 'y / ' year-old Sandra Cook, who apparently walked voluntarily into the heavy seas. Her body was Three were from natural causes, one ^i| to ------tals and piensioners. each British school to send at least later found about five miles away. ’To Tore Waeraass, a Norwegian one parcel. was a suicide and 47 were acciden­ choose tal. 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All sides had criticized the current Charles Howard was a department store Santa in Kan­ under a legislative proposal to over­ Employers pay for the cost of run­ system during the past year because sas City who used to visit children in the hospital at haul the state’s workers’ compensa­ ning the system through assessments of high costs or long delays in set­ Christmastime after closing hours at the store. By JACK ANDERSON tion system and bring its soaring levied by the slate. tling disputed injury claims. One year, during the week before Christmas, he went and DALE VAN ATTA______costs under control. State Rep. Joseph A. Adamo, D- The legislative staff said costs for in to see Nancy, an emaciated polio victim who was The proposal was presented Wed­ West Haven and co-chairman of the private and public employers have being kept alive by motors and gadgets. Before Howard WASHINGTON — The embargo nesday by legislative staff to the General Assembly’s labor commit­ doubled in five years, leaping over entered the hospital room, the nurses told him it might be against Iraq may be pinching the man on General Assembly’s Program tee, had a mixed reaction to the the half-billion dollar mark for all her last Christmas. the street, but it has done nothing to alter Review and Investigations Commit­ proposal. employers in the stale in 1989. When Nancy saw him, dressed in his Santa Claus suit, the resolve of Saddam Hussein. That has tee. It also called for a complete “I think the administrative Some cases take years to settle. her eyes seemed to speak and her pain-wracked body some desperate strategists proposing a restructuring of the workers’ com­ changes are excellent,” said Adamo, quivered with excitement. The staff also found that the 13- more convincing embargo — cutting off pensation commission. whose committee will consider member commission — which “She wants to kiss you, Santa,” said her mother who freshwater supplies to Iraq. And it suggested stronger enfor­ workers’ compensation legislation. operates on about $12.5 million a read Nancy’s lips. Howard leaned down and felt Nancy’s It would be foolish but not impossible. cement practices against employers “The problem is the reduction of year in assessments from employers one good arm around his neck. Iraq reportedly relics on the Tigris and and insurers who unfairly delay pay­ benefits to workers who arc really — is often unresponsive to the con­ “I wasn’t worth a dam after that,” he said. Before he Euphrates rivers for 95 percent of its ments to injured workers. the reason for the law in the first cerns of employers and workers. left, Nancy gave him three sticks of candy for his rein­ agricultural and industrial water and 85 Currently, some injured workers place.” The staff also said that overall the deer. Th« Aatoclatad Prasa percent of its drinking water. Both rivers receive 100 percent or more of their Tamar H. MacFadyen, chief lob­ commission management is weak, That night Howard couldn’t sleep. The next morning BUSINESS AS USUAL — An employee of NCR Corp. waves as he drives his truck from have their headwaters in Thrkey — a take-home pay. The proposal would byist for the state APT.-CIO, agreed lacks accountability and doesn’t he wrote Nancy a letter. He told her how wonderful it faithful ally of the United States. reduce the maximum to 80 percent. with Adamo, saying the administra­ have enough staff. company headquarters in Dayton, Ohio. AT&T is attempting at $6 biilion takeover of the com- had been to see her and how his excited reindeer made Through seven new dams and irriga- While several committee mem­ tive changes should bring quicker Although John Arcudi, chairman puter firm. him divide those three pieces of candy so that each of don projects on the Euphrates — among bers balked at the idea of limiting benefits to injured workers. of the commission, expressed doubts them could have a piece. them the new Ataturk Dam — and six benefits, all of them agreed that Bonnie Stewart, a lobbyist for the about the suggested restructuring, he “When I tucked Dancer in bed,” wrote Howard, “he more on the Tigris, Tlirkcy is in a posi­ major administrative changes must Connecticut Business and Industry AAA SPECIAL GETAWAY had his piece under his pillow.” agreed that additional administrative tion to dry up much of Iraq. Without be made. In the end, the committee Association, also expressed support staff is badly needed to meet the Two days after he wrote the letter, a nurse called on water, time would be working against voted to draft all of the proposals in for those changes, though she said rising number of injury claims. He Howard at the department store. From the instant Nancy Iraq and before long Saddam would have the staff report into bills for con­ they would increase the assessments said the commissioners concenualc read his letter, she said, a change had come over her. to come to the negotiating table. sideration during the upcoming on employers and businesses at a on handling claims, not on ad­ “1 think she is going to get well,” said the nurse. The option is possible, but highly legislative session. time when they are already hurting ministrative duties. A year later, from his Santa’s throne in the department Did U.S. rip off Japan? volatile. Perhaps nowhere else in the store, Howard saw a little girl in braces running to him. It world is water a more scarce, and poten­ New Orleans was Nancy. tially more explosive, resource. Some “You can’t always work a miracle like that,” he said. Visualize a corporate outrage: machine tools, or cars, it’s a product they experts argue that by 2000 water will In Brief “But you can try.” An American corporation announces can’t make themselves — American overshadow oil in impiortancc in the Sometimes God comes into our lives through the love that it will pay $7 billion of green movies. Those are the only kind the Middle East. With that scarcity comes American money to Japanese of other people.... BEN world is interested in seeing (90 percent politics. More than one regional leader ■ American Telephone & Telegraph Co. launched a If the talks are broken off, even for a brief lime, it • Roundtrtp shareholders, to buy a Japanese com­ Rebecca Smathers was a high-.school freshman in WATTENBERG of the movie tickets .sold in lUily are for has in recent years predicted that the next $90-a-share, $6 billion cash tender offer for NCR Corp., would put the entire four-year effort at trade reform in air fare AAANCHESTER Waco, Texas, active in sports and dramatics. One day she pany, at inflated share prices. The but NCR said it would fight a takeover unless the phone American-made movies.) Would crowds Middle East war will be fought over jeopardy. Talks were to continue Thursday. • 3 nights noticed that it was difficult for her to walk. A short time American company will invest additional flock to see a Japanese Rambo? Or giant raised the price by $2.5 billion. 391 Broad Street water. ■ Ford Motor Co. is recalling about 110,000 1990- deluxe hotel later her limbs became numb. billions, in Japan, to pay high sums to Schwarzenegger-san? Would Japanese AT&T made its direct offer to NCR shareholders The Euphrates flows through Syria and 1991-model Ford, Mercury and Lincoln cars to sec accommoda­ Doctors diagnosed her condition as a rare disease that Japanese citizens, to write, direct, spend billions to buy a company in order Wednesday after a deadline passed for the nation’s 646-7096 before it reaches Iraq and has been the if they were equipped with potentially defective air tions at the causes muscle paralysis in the motor functions of the produce and act in Japanese movies. will suffer, the little dears. to destroy its value? Doubtful. fifth-largest computer maker to respond to the takeover Mon.-Fri. 9-5:30PM,Thur.til 8pm, Sot. 9-1pm source of squabbles. In 1975, when Syria bags. Hotel St. Marie, body. She had to be hospitalized. Those Japanese movies, in turn, will be Further, it is said, Hollywood will fear But could they do it unwittingly, or cut the flow of water from a new dam on bid. NCR said it would enter into merger talks with exhibited globally, to the greater glory of Cars involved in Wednesday’s recall arc 1990 models located in the French Quarter 1-800-842-4320 “The disease was spreading and I could no longer sit to make movies critical of Japan. purpK).sefully, even if foolishly? the Euphrates, the dispute over water AT&T if the phone company increased its takeover bid USAir upright in bed,” she says in telling her story in the United Japan. Ho ho. Who invented Rambo? Was it to $125 a share, for a total of about $8.5 billion. of the Ford Taurus and Tempo, Mercury Sable and • Roundirip airport transfers TTie most imptortant role the big Hol­ rights brought Syria and Iraq to the brink Topaz and Lincoln Continental along with 1990 and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Methodist Reporter. “But my spirits w'ere strengthened That is a good deal for the Japanese. Tokyo — or Hollywood? lywood studios play arc as banks and of war. Turkey and Syria have also been • Continental breakfast daily with morning newspaper Their shareholders get big bucks, their 1991 versions of the Ford Crown Victoria and Mercury through the love of family and friends. Each day I Japan-bashing movies? Hardly a major distributors to a large, diverse and frac­ at odds about the Euphrates in recent ■ Negotiators involved in 107-nation free trade talks • Horse and huggy tour of the I'rench Quarter For reliability and the best value creator-bees and worker-bees get big Grand Marquis cars. received phone calls, letters, cards and flowers.” genre, even before the Japanese started tionated film industry. The studios no years. Charges and countercharges arc reported failure in efforts to resolve a nasty fight over • Cafeau lait at the famous Cafe Du Monde in the I'rench fees and good wages. Their well- Later there was some improvement in Rebecca’s con­ paying billions to be allowed to bid for longer typically “own” tlie stars, writers common between Tlirkcy and Syria, with farm subsidies. Some trade ministers suggested the dis­ ■ Reader’s Digest, a symbol of traditional American Market dition but her doctor told her “he couldn’t be sure I financed movies would make the world American Dlcnt. and directors. Those folks arc “indepen­ each accusing the other of plotting to cussions might break down. values for decades, will compete for a place near Rus­ • Hotel taxes think about Japan. would ever fully recover.” She was not to expect too (More important: Will a Japanese- dents,” shrewdly advised by piranhas manipulate the water. One such squabble The trade ministers emerged just before midnight sian hearths next year. Stop in at any.A/XA office during the month of much. Rebecca was not dismayed. Many Americans would say it’s an owned studio allow its American sub­ called “agents.” last year culminated with Syrian MIG Wednesday from a two-hour meeting in which they Reader’s Digest Association Inc. announced plans December and register to win two free tickets on outrage. Unions would demand that the TRAVEL “1 discovered the Lord answers prayers by giving us sidiary to make Amcrica-bashing fighter planes shooting down a Tlirkish sought in vain for a compromise position on the expen­ Wednesday for a two-year test of a Russian-language USAir. American company invest in America, If Robert Redford wants to make a family and friends,” says Rebecca. “He gave me a family movies, of the .sort Hollywood produces survey plane. sive subsidies that developed countries pay to their edition of its flagship magazine to be published in the AGENCY creating American jobs. Liberal movie critical of Japan, and MCA- who stroked my hair and sat next to me night and day reflexively? Universal did “Bom on the Joyce Starr, a Middle East specialist farmers. Soviet Union beginning in August 1991. economistic historians would declaim Univer.sal doesn’t want to play. Red- while I lay motionless in bed. He gave me friends who Rturlh of July.” Might Japanese owners who presides over the Global Water told me, ‘You wilt get better because \ am praying for that America was in decline. Movie­ be afraid of such an luui-cstablishmcni ford’s agent goes down ilic street to makers would go ballistic, announcing movie? Might Yahoos in Congress Warner, Disney, or Paramount Summit Initiative in Washington, says you.’” cutting off water to Iraq would be This Christmas Rebecca, now a junior in high school, deep pain about corporate treachery. reutliate against their manufactured ex­ (American-owned), MGM-Pathc O “idiotic.” Starr told our associate Dean is once again dancing, walking and running. She has Of course, it didn’t happen that way. It ports?) (Italian-owned), or 20tli Century Fox (owned by a former Australian, now a Boyd that even in the worst crises in the recovered 100 percent and doing things her doctor told was the other way around. A Japanese To get the picture, look at the picture K raving American nationalist, Rupert Middle East, no one has ever used water her .she would never be able to do again. company (Matsushita) bought an business. There are two kinds of movies: Murdoch.) as a weapon. “Doing so now would set a “The power of love — the love of family and friends American company (MCA, which owns those that have already been made, and D There is a word for the process: M-A- very serious and dangerous precedent for and people I didn’t even know — couldn’t be more evi­ Universal Studios, from whence came those that will be made in the future. SYNDET PRODUCTS' the future,” she said. “E.T.” and “Jaws”). Consider each in light of the M&M deal: R-K-E-T, as in what Hollywood alumnus dent in my life today,” says Rebecca. 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(Like Universal’s nice multiscrics Reaganisms, but in real life and real FACTORY OUTLET Euphrates. Those Japanese, we are told, arc only in­ “Back to die Future.”) Thanks, Japanese. time, the American entertainment in­ These all appeared unexpected on a silent night long ■Turkish President Turgut Ozal has terested in tawdry, bottom-line, block­ Wliat of movies yet to be made? Will dustry, perhaps our most important in­ ago. They still appear in unexpected places, at unex­ been the region’s leading voice in resolv­ buster, internationally oriented, Schwar- Japiuicsc owners, perhaps subtly, perhaps dustry, is a fine (not perfect) example of pected times, in our world, as dark as that one. As they ing water disputes. Next November he zeneggeraian, Rambonian films. That unwittingly, gnaw away at the nature of a healthy capitalist market. For appeared unexpected to Nancy and Rebecca will host World Bank, United Nations means that indigenous American the American product? Doubtful. That’s one reason it will survive this cinematic artists, so subtle and poignant. and regional government officials in the What is Matsushita buying? Unlike non-outrage. And flourish. second International Global Water Sum­ Open Forum mit in Istanbul. No matter how loyal he is to the United States, Ozal is unlikely HOME CLEANING to go down in history as the leader who TV parodies its newscasts turned water into a weapon. A spokes­ All pro(ducts are Principal does man at the Turkish Embassy told us, “We never considered using water as a form WASHINGTON — One television of leverage, nor will we in the future.” PRODUCTS made right here at Nobtxly’s idea of a serious journalist, good job network has belatedly but publicly ack­ Robert G. 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8—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Dec. 6. 1990 STATE RECORD N CONNECTICUT-n Area governors meet in Hartford A b o u t Tow n Adopt a pet: Angel and Daisy H o no r R o ll today, an aide said. economic slide. Honor roll students named Remodeling contractor investigated economic task force could serve as a O’Neill said that over the past By JUDD EVERHART turning point for the region. The only sitting New England The following students were named to the honor roll at SOUTHINGTON — The state is investigating a Southington con­ year, “the economic picture in our Door decorating contest By BARBARA RICHMOND Bolton High School for the first quarter: struction to company to sec if it violated consumer protection laws by The Associated Press Although the conference focused governor not expected at all at the states and in the nation as a whole The deadline for entering Manchester’s Decorate Your Manchester Herald______High honors transferring unfinished home improvement contracts to a new com­ chiefly on the economy, talks were conference was John R. McKeman HARTFORD (AP) — The New Jr. of Maine. He was busy swearing has darkened.” Door for Christmas contest is 3 p.m. on TUesday. Grade 12: Rebecca Carrier, Anna DePold, Laurie pany created by former employees. also planned on drugs, the environ­ Angel, a cute 3-month-old ter­ England Governors’ Conference, ment, energy and health care. in his state’s legislature. O’Neill called for a renewed corn- Decorations must be in the immediate front door area of Klekotka, Lucas Morford. County Wide Construction Co. transferred the contracts to Summit mitment to the environment and in homes and lit at night. To enter, call Rose Jackson at rier cross, is this week’s featured Grade 11: Amanda Luyster; Grade 10: Shircen Dcen. Construction Services Inc., which was created in October by a group wrapping up a two-day meeting, O’Neill decided not to seek re- ’The rest were expected at one or his report says that New England 647-8400 or 646-8646. pet at the Manchester Dog Pound. General Honors of former employees who bought County Wide’s aluminum, remodel­ hoptes to find a way to turn around election this year after 10 years in more sessions. governors are “extremely proud of She was just picked up Tuesday Grade 12: Adam Baker, Stacey Beyor, Kathryn ing and window replacement divisions. the region’s faltering economy. office, is being succeeded as chair­ Gov.-elect Bruce Sundlun of our quality of life and we are fierce­ VBAC group to meet morning on Gerard Drive. D’ltalia, Peter Della Bella, Sandra Dunston, John Ges- County Wide is one of several companies owned by members of a Four of the six governors won’t man by New Hampshire Gov. Judd Rhode Island and Gov.-elect ly protective of those elements The December meeting of the Vaginal Birth After Angel has a cute terrier face mundo, Nicole Gillum, Jennifer Grant, Eric Hodge, religious organization headed by Julius Schacknow, known among his be around, however, to try to get Gregg, who now serves as vice Richard Snelling of Vermont were which make up that quality.” Caesarean group (VBAC) will be Dec. 13 at 7 p.m. on followers as Brother Julius. Schacknow, who has said he is God, was things moving. chairman. also expected at the conference. and is black and tan. Jonathan Kaulback. Slocum Road in Hebron. Besides Angel, there were three Also: Kraig Kilpatrick, Elisabeth Kitchin, Scott accused by former followers in the mid-1980s of financial and sexual Connecticut Gov. William A. In his report to the conference, He said President Bush’s signing O’Neill’s successor, Gov.-elect The meetings are open to the public and provide sup­ other new dogs at the pound, as of LaChapelle, Lisa Pasay, Brace Peters, Sujani Reddy, exploitation. O’Neill, Massachusetts Gov. of the Clean Air Act this year was Lowell P. Weicker Jr., a former O’Neill said the meeting “can mark port and information to couples who have had a Tuesday. One is a German short- Randall Russo, Paul Sauer, Stephen Schur, Rebecca The transfer of the contacts was supposed to be contingent on cus­ Michael S. Dukakis, Rhode Island “a clear victory for us in New Republican U.S. senator who ran for a turning point in the economic fu­ Caesarean birth experience and wish to have natural birth haired pointer. He’s about 3 years Whitney, Michele Wieda and Susan Wilson. tomers’ approval. However, seven customers who refused to have Gov. Edward D. DiPrete and Ver­ England” and applauded the gover­ governor as an independent, at­ ture of New England.” The gover­ the next time. old and was picked up on Center Grade 11: Rachel Eldredge, Sherry Gangaway, Brayan their contracts transferred complained they could not get their deposits mont Gov. Madeleine S. Kunin are nors for their “awareness that state tended Wednesday’s reception and nors were to hear a report from the The meetings also include discussion, questions and a Street on Dec. 4. Levesque, Jonathan Norbut, Sandra Nuss, Rebecca Os- refunded. all leaving office in January. borders do not protect us from dinner, but did not plan to attend the conferences’ economic task force sharing time. For more information, call Bca Arzi, A black and tan male shepherd ihus, Mark Reiss and Jason Tremblay. “This is the first time we have heard of something like this,” said O’Neill, hosting his final con­ another state’s actions which have working session today. Weicker did that was charged with developing a 228-0366 or Mary Murtha, 429-7445. cross, about 10 years old, was Grade 10: Mark Blafkin, Leah Camposeo, Julie Cook, Tim West, director of the fraud division of the state Department of ference as chairman, believes the an impact on the environment.” plan to have at least one staffer there strategy for reversing the region’s picked up on East Middle Renee GaudeU Paula Koval, Glen Noller, Sumathi Consumer Protection, which is investigating the complaints. recommendations of a conference Holiday camp planned Turnpike on Dec. 1. A Husky DAISY Reddy, Benjamin Robinson and Alana Serignese. West said County Wide is cooperating with the investigation into ANGEL Coventry children in Grades 1 to 8 arc invited to at-- cross, white and tan, male, was Grade 9: Jennifer Amundsen, Chris Boolhroyd, Shawn whether the Home Improvement Act or Connecticut’s UrtFair Trade tend a special holiday vacation camp to be held at the picked up on Farms Drive on Dec. is Chips, the male shepherd cross, shot. Boothroyd, Duane Carreiro, Todd Dzen, Jamie Hyland, Practices Act were violated. Court will decide Indian authority Mansfield Middle School, Dec. 26, 27, 28 and 31 from 8 2. He’s about 1 year old. about 6 months old. He was fea­ Aid to Helpless Animals Inc., a Brad Koemer, Corey Krohn, Alana Kvichak, James MPs scheduled to ship out a.m. to 5 p.m. The Jack Russell terrier, fea­ tured in last week’s column and group made up of volunteers, has Langdo and Christina Lorentzen. designation means that the tribe is a sovereign na­ of the Indians, the tribe still has not been recog­ Activities will include creative games, group games, was found on Eldridge Succt on many cats and kittens in need of NEW HAVEN — A military police company from New Haven will By DENISE LAVOIE tured a couple of weeks ago, was Also: Jody Madore, Matthew Maneggia, Matthew tion and sets most laws within its own borders, nized by the federal government as a sovereign ta- arts and crafts, roller skating, ice skating and swimming. good homes. This week’s featured leave Friday for Saudi Arabia, making it the first unit of Connecticut The Associated Press adopted by a Manchester family Nov. 24. Neil, Blake Pospisil, Kristie Sanford, Erik Small, Jeffrey with the exception of those relating to major dian nation, so federal law does not necessarily The cost is $15 per day or $50 for the week. Pre- as was the setter cross female The dog pound is located off cat is a young female named Solomon, Gunther Sprecher, Steven Toomey, Doug Van soldiers to be deployed as part of Operation Desert Shield. apply cither. Daisy. She’s yellow and white. The 344th Military Police Co., part of the Army’s 76th Reserve HARTFORD — State officials and members of crimes, which are still controlled by federal laws. registration is required. For schedule information or to puppy, found on Olcott Street. Olcott Street near the town’s Hoewyk and Heather Wilson. The court granted the Indian country status, The state intervened in the case in 1988, argu­ register, contact the Coventry Recreation Department in The owner of the older, blind landfill. Dog Warden Thomas Pas- All of the cats and kittens put Division, was activated on Nov. 14 and has been training since Nov. four Indian tribes in Connecticut are looking to ing that under state law, the Connecticut Depart­ up for adoption are spayed or 18 at Fort Meade in Maryland. the state Supreme Court to determine whose laws even though the Schaghticokes did not specifical­ Town Hall, 742-9074. RegisUations will also be accepted Chihuahua, found on Slone Street, cantcll is at the pound from noon ly ask for it, as part of a 1987 case that grew out ment of Environmental Protection retains respon­ at the Mansfield Recreation Department. to 1 p.m. There is also someone neutered and given their shots, un­ It was the first unit from Connecticut called up for duty in the Per­ apply to the tribes. claimed him. less too young when taken. The of a dispute over timber-cutting between two fac­ sibility for the care and management of the state’s The sad news is that Gentle there from 6 to 9 p.m., Monday Births sian Gulf. The court heard arguments Wednesday in a organization is also in need of tions of the tribe. Indian tribes. Ben, the 6-year-old shepherd through Friday. TTie 141 members of the 344th will leave for their overseas assign­ landmark case that has reignited a 300-year-old Dodier said the state believes state law still ap­ monetary donations to help pay FERGUSON, Elisabeth Elaine, daughter of Thomas The ruling touched off a fiery legal debate over cross, found on Tolland TUnipike ment from Andrews Air Force Base outside Washington, D.C., said controversy over the rights of the state’s Indians. plies to all Connecticut p-ibes, except for the The phone number at the pound veterinary bills and buy food for H. and Elaine Kingsbury Ferguson of 419 N. Main St., what laws apply to the Schaghticokes Today In History near the East Hartford line, is still Capt. A. Peter Anderson, a spokesman for the division. It has also left Siate officials confused over how to Mashantucket Pequots, a tribe that has sovereign is 643-6642. If there is no answer, the many animals taken in. Dona­ was bom Nov. 14 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her (pronounced SKAT-i-cokes) and three smaller waiting to be adopted. He has The 344th is trained to escort enemy prisoners. enforce everything from environmental laws to tions should be made to Aid to maternal grandparents are Jerry and Donna Kingsbury of state Indian tribes. status granted by the federal government. been at the pound for several call the police department at Connecticut residents make up the majority of the 344ih. The unit divorce statutes. Julia Bradley, an attorney representing mem­ Helpless Animals Inc., P.O. Box New Bern, N.C., formerly of Coventry. Her paternal William R. Breetz, the attorney appointed by Today is Thursday, Dec. 6, the 340th day of 1990. weeks and hasn’t much more 646-4555. also has members from all the New England states, Peruisylvania and “We need a clear ruling from the court as to There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog 434, Bloomfield 06002. grandparents are Thomas and Vivian Ferguson, 78 Forest the court to present an independent opinion on the bers of four Indian Pibes who have filed briefs in There are 25 days left in the year. time. He would make a nice pci New York. who has jurisdiction over Indian tribes in this Ftor more information or to St. She has a brother Tommy, 9 and a sister Marissa, 6. case, argued that the tribe, which is recognized by the case, said Pibal leaders believe the Appellate Today’s B ir^days: for anyone as he is very quiet and and the new owner must have the state,” said Assistant Attorney General Grace Court decision giving the tribe conhol over its Photographer Alfred Eiscnsiadt is 92. Jazz musician dog licensed. Before being adopt a cat, call 666-7000, a toll- No charges for UConn students Dodicr. “There will be a problem with law enfor- the state as an Indian tribe, has sovereignty over truly gentle. its own affairs and should be left to decide dis­ own civil laws should be upheld. Dave Brubeck is 70. Sen. Don Nickles, R-Okla., Also still waiting to be adopted licensed, it has to have its rabies free number from this area. STORRS — The University of Connecticut students arrested at a cement on reservations if this is not decided.” “Connecticut has always recognized (the Actor T^nTHulcc is 37. CbmedrahSlevcnAVrighris 35. rowdy off-campus party at a Hartford hotel are unlikely to face dis­ The state is asking the Supreme Court to over­ putes within the tribe. ______miblhrlVIeetings Schaghticokes) as a bona fide tribe, and they Today’s Highlight in History: ciplinary action at the school, officials said. turn an appeals court ruling in May that gave the “When they have these internal fusses, it seems should be allowed to conpol their own laws On Dec. 6, 1889, Jefferson Davis, the first and only "Their arrest is a matter between them and city police,” said Car­ Schaghticoke Indians in Litchfield County in­ to me they’re best solved internally,” Breetz said. within their own nation,” Bradley said. president of the Confederate States of America, died in men Vance, assistant vice president for student affairs. creased control over their reservation land. “State law says this is an indigenous tribe that’s Obituaries The following meetings are scheduled for today: self-governing.” The three other Indian pibes to be affected by New Orleans. She said the students are unlikely to be called up for disciplinary An attorney appointed by the court to present the decision are: the Golden Hill Paugusetts, who proceedings under the university’s student conduct code because it an independent opinion on the case, however, ar­ The Schaghticoke tribe has claimed it should On this date: MANCHESTER . . u have its own set of laws ever since it first settled own about 107 acres of reservation land in Trum­ In 1790, 200 years ago. Congress moved from New Charter Revision Commission, Lincoln Center hearmg doesn’t generally cover events off campus. gued that legal disputes within the tribe should be bull and Colchester; the Eastern Pequots, with settled by uibal laws, not by the state. in northwestern Connecticut in the early 17(X)s. York to Philadelphia. Santo Sipala room, 7:30 p.m. In general, campus organizations are on their own when they ar­ about 200 acres in the Pawcatuck section of In 1884, Army engineers completed construction of range events off campus, she said. A decision from the Supreme Court is not ex­ After nearly 3(X) years of frustration, the Appel­ Santo Sipala, 76, of Wethersfield, late Court agreed, giving the tribe increased con­ Stonington; and the Mohegans, who do not own the Washington Monument, 36 years after the husband of Gaetana (Ferro) Sipala, BOLTON “The university’s liability doesn’t extend off campus,” Vance said. pected for at least two to three months. any reservation land, but have claimed about Conservation Commission, Herrick Park, 7:30 p.m. “Organizations stand alone in their assumption of risk when they hold The Appellate Court’s ruling effectively gave trol. cornerstone was laid. father of Salvatore P. Sipala of An­ 1,000 acres in their application to the federal In 1917, more than 1,600 people died when two muni­ these events off campus.” the Schaghticoke’s 400-acre reservation in Kent Although the decision means that the state can­ dover, died Wednesday (Dec. 5) at COVENTRY government seeking official recognition. tions ships collided in the harbor at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Consorlion Committee, Town Office Building, Fourteen students were arrested Thursday when officials at the J.P. “Indian country” status. Under federal law, the not enforce its own civil laws without the consent Hartford Hospital. He was bom in setting off an explosion that devastated the city. Canicattini Bagni, Province of Special Board of EducaUon, Coventry High School, Morgan hotel shut down the party sponsored by three university dor­ In 1921, an Anglo-Irish treaty was signed in London, mitories. They were charged with violations ranging from breach of Siracusa, Italy, and lived in the 7:30 p.m. providing for the creation of the Irish Free State. Hartford area for most of his life. peace to hindering prosecution. In 1923, a presidential address was broadcast on radio Many students arrived by bus drunk, according to hotel spokesmen New Haven must raise school funds He is survived by three daughters, HEBRON for the first time as President Coolidge spoke to a joint Maria Sipala and Donnal Poirier, Board of Selectmen, Town Hall, 7:30 p.m. and the Hartford police who were called to the hotel. said. HARTFORD (AP) — The slate has been engaged in an increasingly minimum spending requirements for session of Congress. _ both of Wethersfield, and Diane Economic Development, Town Hall, 7:30 p.m. Vance said she has been meeting with student representatives of the bitter feud with the adminisPation of regular school programming by The board’s order gives the city In 1939, the Cole Porter musical comedy Du Barry Central Office Committee, Superintendant’s office, three residence halls to scrutinize the planning process they went Board of Education has ordered Cohen of Merimack, N.H.; and five Mayor John Daniels. taking funds out of other accounts 30 days to provide written assuran­ Was a Lady,” starring Ethel Merman and Bert Lahr, and grandchildren. 7:30 p.m. through, but only “to see what seemed to go wrong so they can do a financially sPapped New Haven to give its school system an additional The city adminisPation had no not covered by the formula, such as ces that it will allocate just over $2 featuring the song “Friendship,” opened on Broadway. Funeral service will be Saturday, better job next time.” $2 million so that minimum per- immediate response to the ruling. special education. million in additional funds for the In 1957, AFL-CIO members voted to expel the Inter­ 9:30 a.m., at the D’Esopo Funeral current school year. Firm pleads guilty to EPA lying pupil spending requirements are Dow said the mayor and comp- But the board’s decision means national Brotherhood of Teamsters. (The Teamsters were Chapel, 277 Folly Brook Blvd., Poller had, in effect, tried to steal city officials can no longer take the readmitted to the federation in October 1987.) Wethersfield, followed by a bless­ BRIDGEPORT — An environmental testing laboratory pleaded met. The city had appropriated about T h o u g h ts millions of dollars from the children position that the city has met its In 1957, America’s first attempt at putting a satellite ing, 10:30 a.m., at Corpus Chrisli guilty Wednesday to making false statements to the federal Itoviron- The decision marks at least the $112 million, about a 9 percent in­ ninth lime the state board has found of New Haven. financial obligation to the schools into orbit blew up on the launch pad at Cape Canaveral, Church. Burial: Cedar Hill mental Protection Agency, federal authorities said. and that redistributing funds is the crease over last year, to the school I’ve noticed how often people use bumper stickers to a city or town not in compliance City officials had mainPiined that system. FIfl Cemetery. Friends may call at the YWC, Inc., a Momoe-based subsidiary of SRK Holding Inc., was the school system could meet the answer to the shortfall, Stapleton In 1%9, a concert by The Rolling Stones at the Al- Wethersfield Chapel Friday, 2 to 4 express some of their basic beliefs and philosophies of sentenced tp pay a fine of $500,000, said U.S. Attorney Stanley A. with education funding require­ tamont Speedway in Livermore, Calif., was marred by p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. life. I have also noticed that many of them are cymeal TwardyJr. ments. No other municipality has ever the deaths of four people, including one stabbed by a and negative. One of my congregation reported seeing a The guilty plea was the first criminal conviction of an environmen­ THINK ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ■ Hell’s Angel. r. r- j bumper sticker that asked “How much sinning can I do tal testing lab under a nationwide investigation of fraud and abuse by been found to have fallen so short, in terms of total dollars, of meeting ! FISHING In 1973, House minority leader Gerald R. Ford was and still get to heaven?” If meant seriously, it expresses participants in the EPA’s Contract Laboratory Program, Twardy said. sworn in as vice president, succeeding Spiro T. Agnew. Ex-general an attitude that misses the whole point about life. It is EPA is responsible for administering the national enviromnental minimum funding levels, according * BALLOONS & BOUQUETS * to Mark A. Stapleton, chief of legal 10% Off In 1982,11 soldiers and six civilians were killed when MARCH AIR FORCE BASE. like the story of the man looking to hire a chauffeur to clean-up program tinder the Superfund law. As part of the Superfund * ★ COSTUME DELIVERIES ★ a bomb planted by the Irish National Liberation Army Calif. (AP) — Retired Air Force drive his carriage. He tested applicants’ attitudes by as­ program, EPA contracted private laboratories to test samples of affairs at the state Department of Fishing Rods t Education. Most of the other cases ^ ★ CALL AHEAD FOR PICKUP BALLOON SERVICE ★ ★ exploded in a pub in Ballykelly, Northern Ireland. Gen. Jack J. Cation, who led the king how close to the edge of a cliff they could drive. materials taken from Superfund sites. In 1988, Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev ar­ first B-29 bomber groups to the Unimpressed by the claims of those who said they could Assistant U.S. Attorney Joseph W. Martini said YWC, through its of underfunding occurred in small DACO REEL & ROD towns. rived in New York for his second U.S. visit to address the Mariana Islands for World War II drive very closely to the edge, he hired the man who said York Laboratories Division, tested water and soil samples for the E ^ , I REPAIR SERVICE U.N. General Assembly and meet with President Reagan bombing missions over Japan, died he would stay as far away from the edge as possible. If but did not conform to the stringent analysis and reporting require­ The board’s ruling Wednesday was hailed by Schools Superinten­ I 793 Main St., Manchester, CT and President-elect Bush. Tuesday of heart failure at age 70. we really care about representing and helping God here ments contained in the EPA contract. dent John Dow as a major victory I 203-649-4200 A 10 years ago: . ,. ^ ^ In 1946 and 1947, Cation look on earth, then we will do it with an attitude that seeks Specifically, York was supposed to analyze water and soil samples part in the first two atomic weapons for the school department, which Coupon ______A U S presidential commission arrived in El Salvador more than the lowest passing grade. within a certain time pteriod and receive $1,000 for each sample to investigate whether the military was involved in the tests in the Pacific. He also flew Gary Asperschlager analyzed. slayings of three American nuns and a social worker. combat missions against North The Salvation Army D ay-care owner Is charged ROBERT J- SMITH, inc. y M is Korea. WEST HARTFORD — State health officials have shut down a i r r r - r ------well-established day-care center, charging that llie owner slapped and L o tte ry Card of Thanks kicked children and twice force-fed a boy until he vomited. INSIIR.‘\NSMITHSRobert All Lines of Manchester Herald The state Department of Health Services on Wednesday closed Hil- On the night of November 27, 1990, Insurance ★ i r SUPER STOCKING STUFFERS ★ my husband suffered a fatal heart at­ degard’s Day Care Center-Nursery School, bringing a total of 10 char­ Here are Wednesday’s lottery results from around New tack. My son called 911 and started ges against the owner for physical abuse of children. ★ ★ PARTY FAVORS ★ Founded Oct. 1.1881 as a weekly. England: CPR. The paramedics arrived in Hildegard B. Kralits, of West Hartford, who has operated the day­ 649-5241 ★ ★ HOLIDAY GIFTS ★ minutes and tried very hard to save Daily publication since Oct. 1. 1914. care center for 28 years, denied the charges and said she would hire an I 646-2302 Connecticut hinx They were extremely profes­ attorney to figlit the state’s effort to close her center permanently. 65 East Center Street Daily: 3-5-2. Play R)ur: 7-7-5-6 sional, efficient and considerate. I USPS 327-500 VOL. CX, No. 58 “I haven’t done a damned thing,” said Kralits, who added that she J 210 PINE STREET, MANCHESTER Massachusetts know, if he could have been saved, has worked with children in Germany and the United Slates. Manchester, CT they would have done it. Our sincere Acting Publisher ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Daily: 1-9-0-0. Mass Megabucks: 9-20-21-26-29-Jb JEANNE G. FROMERTH ,Wednesday’s summary suspension of the center’s license is the thanks to them for their valiant effort. Northern New England Thanks also to the staff at Manchester most drastic action the state can take against a center and is used rare­ Rsginald Plnto/Manchealar Harald Executive Editor Pick Three: 1-8-0. Pick Four: 1-2-0-6. Tn-Slatc Memorial Hospital for their help and ly, When officials believe children are in imminent danger, state day­ VINCENT MICHAEL VALVO DECEMBER SALE Megabucks: 8-9-18-23-26-27 CHRISTMAS DECOR — Bill Gould, left, and Walter Irwin, ot consideration at a very difficult time. care licensing supervisor J. Wesley Bell said. I FARR'S IS OPEN SUNDAY 11-61 Andrew C SpiUler Rhode Island o t the Manchester Town Park Department, work hard to put up a The Wife and Children Nows Editor____ Parents of the 20 children at the center were told of the action as 'Eileen Hiromi Mae 10% Off All Typewriters! Daily: 6-9-2^. Grandlol: 1-3-9. 2-3-2-9. 7-8-3-J-3. Associate Editor, Christmas candle at Lincoln Center. of Owen ]. McDonough, Jr. ^ Dianna M. 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If YOU AMD m u OOWT REALLY? GREAT' OH, I'A f WKATV^A£,THE s B A a n e m . WHAT KIND OF THE LlSLiAL KIND... people dig into their ly bought a decorative box with a 1____ ^ A > CELEBRITY CIPHER Sa^OOl_ LUNCH SPA&HETTI? STUCK-TOSrETHER that no one believes anything they dragon on it from the Borkowskis Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous inner selves and open up people, past and present Each letter in the cipher stands for TODAY? 5 P > A a -H E T T I . can’t see, touch, feel, smell or during a craft fair. She said she another Today's clue I equals P GALED $ ^ ------higher levels of con­ hear. You can add a lot of magic collects dragons because they are and make life more interesting her “power animal” and make her 'BSUTGDM PG DZT sciousness. What do the and fun if you have an open feel strong emotionally. mind.” JTCDHT KXD SY people who don’t believe Crowley also spoke favorably Among the success stories the of the Borkowskis. DINCAR WHAT HE HOPEE7 in this stuff believe?” TCZKCEPCJ MSRX Borkowskis will relate is a man “I think their work is high THIS EXEf?C/5 E who bought a stone symbolic of ^ J W O U LP 0 0 TO OfC^ quality and I’m very pleased with E Z K X B F M c^WAuJ money, since the business barely “good fortune” and since then has HIS SO PV FAT. breaks even. my piece. A lot of people have won thousands of dollars in Lotto jumped on the crystal bandwagon, IXTDTCUPCJ CSD S VIUCLYj They are quick to point out that twice. Now arrange the circled letters to ERNIE by Bud Grace they are active members of St. but I really think their work is sin­ form the surprise answer, as sug­ People who know the cere.” DS FT KOKXT SY gested by the above cartoon. Bridget Church and that they do Borkowskis and have bought not practice black, or “bad,” The Borkowskis say they find K I6 0 V -. items from them echo the PD.' — SHPNTX Print answer here: IT magic ,or associate with people satisfaction in operating Myth , p i e p i i J ^ couples’ beliefs and enthusiasm. Styx. (Answers tomorrow) ApTfcR ■m who do. Z T X Y S X U . “All cultures use different tools Jumbles; BASIS FEIGN SCROLL THROAT WpowTriAkE “We believe in spirits, but only to help people dig into their inner “We see many people who have Yesterday's i ( t BAP. C rtARKfr PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Some films are slices of life; Answer. Love at first sight sometimes breaks for the purpose of improving life,” selves and opien up higher levels very little hope and ambition,” mine are slices of cake." — Alfred Hitchcock. lA K - W / i up a t ------FIRST SLIGHT Co f A K t A — plACf. William Borkowksi said. of consciousness,” said Edward said William Borkowski. “We talk M A A P - The Borkowskis say they to them and try to help. Some­ 5 o O o A t6 ... Karpuska, owner of Disc-It, a Now bBCk In Block, Jumble Book No 41 It Bvallable lot S2.B0, which Includet poaUge believe in spirit guides, or “guar­ times, we see results.” •n d handling, Irem Jumble, c/o Ih it naw tpapaf. P.O. B oi 4366, Orlando. FL 32802*43fi6 Vernon-based music shop Include your name, addratt and zip coda and make chack payabla lo Nawtpaparbookt. dian angels,” who can answer Dianna M. Talbol/Mancheslor Herald specializing in compact discs. He S T ^ P - L iJ CRYSTAL KEEPER — Manchester resident Gail Borkowski of Myth Styx displays some questions that people have. The has purchased some wands and For an appointment or more trick is for people to learn to use THE PHANTOM by Lm Falk I Sy Barry YffS, FOLKS F He's CCWiL of the stones, crystal balls, decorative boxes and jewelry she sells. stones from the Borkowskis, information about Myth Styx, their higher state of consciousness whom he said were “very nice call 646-0191. r>OU'LL KNOW WHEN WE SET THERE, ^ 5 0 /MUCH ' Twa IVORV HUNTE R e,., ALL LCWPEP. ------PILOT. HERE'S A FLIGHT AWAD..QmS. BUGS BUNNY by Warnar Broa, WHAT'& THE /VtAP I AAAPE. FIGHTING A ^ A N P R I C K ^ WE'VE GOT OPEN CAR6 0 ? WAR’’ WHERE Sequel gets high marks WE G O i SEZ-ME!// Best King movie so far . V / YABI6 Weekenders... -XA dum b, (i VNINCOM- By LINDA TROMBLEY picture of her family. When her Places to go . . . things to do By SCOTT B. BREDE proposes to end his newest book Manchester Herald teacher questions her about the people in her drawing, she explains Manchester Herald about Misery Chastain, the heroine in his best-selling Misery scries. America’s three favorite that the drawing is of her, her Italian operas at UConn Bates allows her character to bachelors are back in a surprisingly mother, her biological daddy and To put it mildly, “Misery” is by well-done sequel, “Three Men and her two “ordinary daddies.” She TTic University of Connecticut Opiera Workshop will present a series of far and away the best Stephen King radiate all the compassion and m A Little Lady,” which recently then is informed by another Italian opera scenes on Sunday at 3 p.m. in the von der Mehden Recital novel to appear on film to date. caring of Florence Nightingale in opened in local movie theaters. classmate that it is illegal to have Hall on the Storrs campus. The concert is free and open to the public. For Following in the footsteps of such one moment, then the rage of a bull HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browna more information, call 486-3016. bores as “Christine,” “Cujo” and in the next. Viewers hate and pity THE OR12WELLS by Bill Schow Two years ago Touchstone Pic­ more than one father at a time. tures gave viewers Three Men and Mary is not the only one who be- “Maximum Overdrive,” this King Wilkes at the same lime. PON'TCOAAB lhJ,hlAB>Af2/ 5 0 WHAT fAOPt NO... I THIHK I MAY THEM I PEFINITELY ALtZEAPY adaptation, which recently opened at I CLBAHEP ALL PAy FOR A M I A Baby, starring Tom Selleck, Steve Mrs. Claus at YWCA $ < 9 U P ? HAVE ALfeEAPy HAP HAP TOO MUCH,.. Guttenberg and Ted Danson with loci theaters, starts off slowly, M Y LUt^cFBohi ToMORRcMJ 5 UPP 0 5 e P TOO Mrs. Claus’ Cookie Land” will be open for parents and children on Nancy Travis as “Sylvia,” the builds suspense and leaves its A N P X P O M T T O OO '? Movie Saturday, at the YWCA at 78 North Main St., Manchester from 10:30 viewers hoarse from all their cheer­ Movie \HAHr Y ou TO mother of a baby sired by one of the bachelors. In the original, Travis a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Families are invited to come and participate in holiday ing, shouting and screaming. IT UP J activities together. Pre-regisuation is required and may be made in per­ needs some time to herself and The suspense thriller depicts the son at the YWCA office. For information, call 647-1437. Review / leaves the infant, “Mary,” to be Review sad story of a lonely woman with cared for by the men. Eventually, delusions of love whose fantasies Vernon chorale bring her past the breaking point, the mother moves in with die men comes confused. The adults in the Caan effectively portrays the nt> who help her care for the child. house begin to realize that if Sylvia The Vernon Chorale, conducted by Salvatore Cicciarella, will present a and the struggle of a successful ( holiday concert Sunday at Rockville United Methodist Church, 142 author who learns fame has its price plight of a man in a seemingly hope­ The sequel opens with Selleck, and Mary had never moved in, less situation. things might be much different. Grove St., Rockville at 7:30 p.m. A selection of seasonal music, both and that he must escape the Guttenberg, Danson and Travis con­ At the prospect of not knowing ALLEY OOP by Dava Craua tinuing in their original roles. New­ sacred and secular, will be performed. Admission is $5 for adults, $2.50 woman’s reign of terror. for children and seniors. For more information, call 875-8982. how, when or why Wilkes will comer Robin Weisman has joined Because of this Sylvia decides it’s Directed by Rob Reiner, who is B'FORE YOU-UNS LEAVE, ...DON'TCHA HERE,YOU TAKE ...AH THINK HE'D BE WELL, GEE, FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavaa lime for her to gel married and start responsible for one of the few sU'ike out at her bed-stricken visitor T H A N K S , them as now-fivc-ycar-old “Mary.” AH GOT SOMETHIN' AH GO AW AY! THESE THINGS.' PLUMB PROUD T'HAVE a new life. She picks “Edward” Bottles, cans Stephen King adaptations of worth, next, viewers arc captivated. The WANTA GIVE VTJH, ALLEY! THEY BELONGED A MAN LIKE YOU CALEB! Promoters have billed this sequel rBILLY...MAH A-WEARIN' 'EM.' ______a (Clirislopher Casenovc), the director The Bowers School Playgroiuid Committee will be holding a donated “Stand By Me,” the movie sprawls movie’s 107 minutes seem to be PARTNER! as a comedy, and rightfully so. But y \AfA^HlN&roN of a play she is in. bottle and can redemption drive on Saturday from 9 to 11 a.m. Brownie with suspense. seconds. it also is insightful becau.se it depicts Reiner and the film’s screenplay the real life situations of shared Troop No. 602 will sort the cans and bottles. All proceeds will go to the P.C. “Edward,” however, is arrogant, Community Bowers School Playground Building Fund. Reiner has said the movie is an writer, William Goldman, effective­ responsibility and parents who give stuffy, mean and doesn’t like effort lo “de-gore” King’s book of ly portray the awesome fear that their children top priority when it children. Sylvia’s roommates try lo Roast beef dinner the same name, but be ready to wit­ Sheldon feels for his captor, and A M ^ P I C A comes to making major decisions. prove that “Edward” is wrong for First Congregational Church of Coventry will have a roast beef supper ness some truly graphic moments of with an ending of comparable worth When the picture opens we see her and get her married off to the Saturday from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the fellowship hall on Main Street. bone-crunching violence. to those of the greatest horror that for the past five years “Peter” rii^hi guy before it’s too late. The public is welcome. Donations of $5 for adults and $2 for children The film opens with James movies. (Selleck), “Michael” (Guttenberg), ages 6 to 12 arc asked. Children under 6 arc free. Caan’s character of Paul Sheldon, a In “Misery,” Stephen King fans at At limes, the plot seems silly and best-selling novelist, crashing his “Jack" (Danson), and “Sylvia” unbelievable, especially during a long-last have a movie to take pride THE BORN LOSER by Art Sanaom (Travis) all have been living Santa at 7-Eleven car off a snow-covered road. Shel­ in. ridiculous race across the don seems destined to die, until a PHIPPS by Joaaph Farris together harmoniously and raising countryside to gel to a church on Christmas dreams and wishes can be shared by Manchester area “Mary.” children with Santa Claus when he visits 7-Elevcn stores throughout hulking figure frees him from the Key: * = poor, ** = fair, time. But thanks to believable overturned car and carries him out I7 - ' ------Everyone has made compromises, Connecticut on Saturday. Children can sit on Sanui’s knee and receive a ***=good, ****=very good, /oirPtf characters and impressive writing, it of the storm. HOPE, WDCO, HOeopY'G REFDRT&O^ THEkJ HOW ABOUT such as tlie bachelors no longer in­ is easy to identify witJi the charac­ free photo and holder. Pictures will be taken from 11 to 2 p.m. Saturday. ♦♦♦♦*=excellent ■Slue Kathy Bales gives a brilliant per­ AWOTHER IC& viting dates over. In fact, tilings ters’ situations. Mrs. Claus will slop by to hand out goodies. The entire Manchester com­ formance of Annie Wilkes, a seem to be going well for an apart­ munity is invited to .share in the holiday festivities. The Herald welcomes reviews I his is a great family movie former-nurse who uses her medical u ment full of adults trying to raise which appropriately provides opjxir- of local arts events, such as plays M, Craft fair skills to bring Sheldon back to one child. Unfortunately for tunities for laughing, crying and and concerts, which are written by health. Wilkes initially appears shy everyone involved, things arc about wishing dial every girl could be More tlian 50 craftspeople will participate in the American Cancer residents. Please contact Dianna and overjoyed that her favorite to eliange drastically. lucky enough to have dirce fathers. Society’s Craft Fair Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at llling Junior High M. Talbot, Herald Features Editor, Mary is beginning scliool and Schtx)l in Manchester. Hand crafted items will be displayed along with a author has crashed near her at 643-2711 (ext. 35) or write to doorstep. finds it confusing and upselling to *** bake sale, Santa Claus, and much more. Refreshments will be available her at the Manchester Herald, 16 explain her home situation to other Key: *=poor, *'*=fair, ♦**=good, and admission is free. But it isn’t long before Wilkes ig­ Brainard Place, Manchester, CT children. In one scene she draws a ****=very good, **”‘’'‘*=excellent nites fear in Sheldon when she be­ 06040. comes furious at the way the author 12—MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Dec. 6, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Dec. 6,1990—13 FOCUS Retailers can only guess about holiday spending Dear Abby Dr. Gott By JOYCE M. ROSENBERG some of its bc.st holiday .seasons. In The basic Genesis unit has a list PEOPLE The Associated Press 1982, in the midst of the country’s price of SI89.95, while the basic TurboGrafx-16 goes for $159. Those Abigail Van Buren last recession, toy sales for the entire Peter Gott, M.D. NEW YORK — “Christmas was industry rose 13 percent. prices don’t include game ■ Arnold Schwarzenegger says Hollywood’s in- on its way, lovely, glorious, beauti­ But some industry analysts were cartridges, which can run $50 or the-know were sure his Austrian accent and 14-lcttcr ful Christmas, around which the en­ not as sanguine. Daniel Barry, of more apiece. surname would keep him from stardom. tire kid year revolved.” Kidder f’cabody & Co., said toy “They were right when they .said no one with an That was how humorist Jean sales could slip along with other In comparison, Nintendo looks Put phone lower accent has made it, or made it with a name like that,” Shepherd summed up the holiday like a bargain. Us basic unit can be Schwarzenegger said in an interview scheduled for Silent attacks merchandise sales this season. season in the 1983 film “A Retailers and manufacturers arc found for under $100 in many broadcast today on the R)x program “Personalities.” Christmas Story,” the talc of a little stores, and many of its cartridges for emergencies “But I didn’t feel that ought to be an obstacle, and eoneemed because even one less toy need treatment boy s quest for the Christmas under a Christmas tree, when multi­ sell at a discount because there is a 1 went ahead and did it anyway, thinking 1 could u.sc present of his dreams, an air rillc. glut of them on the market. all those things to my advantage.” plied by the more than 60 million DEAR ABBY: This letter is about an experience that I And so it is for millions of Nintendo’s hand-held model. Schwarzenegger, who has .starred in such action children age 16 and under in the and several people 1 know have endured. We are old, and DEAR DR. GOTT: What is a silent heart attack? children — Christmas is the high Game Boy, also has a price edge films as “Terminator” and “Predator” and whose country, can make for a poor .season. sometimes we fall. I have “mini-strokes” and never Imow DEAR READER: Heart attacks (damage to part of point of their year. But this over its new competitor, NEC’s Tur- latest film. “Kindergarten Cop,” is soon to be Perhaps the most sensitive area is when they will happen. So far, I have been fortunate in tlic heart muscle from a blood clot) ordinarily cause Christmas is a difficult one for many video games, which again arc on boExpress. Game Boy has a list released, .said he made it because America “is the severe pain that is described as “crushing” or “burning”; of their parents, who arc concerned price of $100 while TurboExpress that there have been no serious injuries. However, once land of opportunities.” many wish lists this Christmas. down, I can’t get up without help. I am very independent it usually involves the left side of the chest but may about the economy and the Middle Retailers and video game lists for $249. and prefer to live alone in my own house. “This is the place where you still can make your radiate up into the neck and jaw or down the left arm. East and have less money to spend It all comes down to how much dreams become reality if you’re willing to work hard manufacturers face several un­ When 1 come to, 1 can wiggle and crawl — which is This life-threalening condition also changes the car­ on toys. parents want to indulge their and if you have a positive attitude,” he said. knowns. Ciivcn the uncertain busi­ how I got help the last time. My phone is on a low table diogram and releases certain protein enzymes (from Consumers arc in a quandary, ness environment, no one is sure children and how much they can and by my favorite chair. I reached it and dialed 911. They damaged cardiac muscle) into the bloodstream. In its caught between financial restraints how many parents arc willing to in­ want to spend. came right out and helped me. ■ Salman Rushdie came out of hiding for a classic form, acute heart attacks arc unmistakable. and wanting to fulfill their book-signing at a London bookshop. vest big on Nintendo and other more Manufacturers .say they already One of my neighbors fell and broke her leg. She did It is with some surprise, therefore, that doctors some­ children’s Christmas wishes. arc feeling the effects of a cautious The “Satanic Verses” author was accompanied by expensive video systems. Tha Associated Press the same thing (her phone is also low). They came and times discover, during routine examination, unequivocal Toy retailers and manufacturers bodyguards but looked relaxed Wedncsdtiy as he The biggest question is whether consumer. took her to the hospital. cardiographic evidence of heart damage, indicating a pre­ already have felt the pinch. Toys R SPEEDY CLAUSES — To be in time for St. Claus eve, these Clauses are seen downtown signed 100 copies of his new' book, “Haroun and the the new systems, which offer more “In a normal year, retailers in Oc­ Another woman fell and broke her hip. Even if she vious heart attack. Patients may categorically deny ever Us Inc., the nation’s biggest toy speeding it up by means of a motor scooter. In Germany, children take their socks outside, Sea of Stories.” The children’s fantasy was written advanced technology and more tober would purchase enough to take could have reached the phone, she couldn’t have used it having had chest pain or “indigestion”; nonetheless, their retailer, suffered a slump in sales during his two years in hiding. sophisticated graphics and sound ef­ them all the way through hoping to get them filled with sweets on St. Claus eve. because it was mounted high on a wall. She laid on the cardiograms (and more sophisticated tests, such as after the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in “There were a lot of customers doing double-takes fects than Nintendo, can Uike market Christmas,” said Ken Wirt, NEC’s floor for 16 hours before anyone came! coronary angiography) prove that such patients suffered August that mirrored the drop-off in when they came into the shop and saw him,” said share from the industry leader. vice president for home entertain­ My point is this: Anyone who lives alone should have heart attacks in the past — without tlic usual pain. business tliroughout the retail in­ store manager David McRcdmond. “We were only Children who have tired of Nin­ ment. a phone that is low enough to be reached from the floor. Called “silent infarctions” (heart attacks), these events dustry. given brief notice that he was coming and were a bit tendo games — or whose Nintendo But this year, he said, storcowners We are all in our late 70s, but I’m the only one who had a AVOIDING EACH OTHER — Guns N’ may be relatively common. Presumably, patients were Robert Naka.sonc, a Toys R Us systems have worn out — arc asking so far have ordered enough mer­ It took ^^blackmaiV^ surprised he was coming out at all.” stroke. TTie other two just “fell.” People can fall at any unaware of what was taking place at the time. Or, more vice chaimian, acknowledged tliat chandise to last them only tlirough .Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini sentenced the In­ Roses singer Axl Rose and his next-door for the new units, known as 16-bit age! usually, tlicy may have experienced temporary chest dis­ these arc uncertain times, but he ex­ dian-born British writer to death two years ago for al­ neighbor agreed to avoid each other to systems. A bit is the smallest unit of the Thanksgiving weekend. Most of the people I mention this to say they aren’t comfort, which they ignored because it wasn’t severe or pected a merry Christmas nonethe­ infomiation in a computer, and 16- Paul Valentine, an analyst with legedly blaspheming Islam with “Tlic Satanic Ver­ chill a simmering feud marked by the rock­ prolonged and didn’t fit the bill for “classic” heart-attack going to fall. I hope that you can get through to them. ses.” less. bit systems can process more infor­ Standard & Poor’s Corp., said to lure a veteran writer God bless you for your concern for others. er’s arrest on an assault complaint, pain. They continued about their business, and the heart “People may cut back for mation and instructions tlian eight- manufacturers of uaditional toys, attack resolved, only to be indelibly inscribed in their PEGGY ■ Billy .Joel says he may be a little old to be on Roses's lawyer said. durables ... but when it comes down bit systems like Nintendo. such as dolls and action figures, By DANA KENNEDY a stage hit for Tallulah Bankhead in talkie for Hitchcock, who also wrote ctirdiograms. have had similar experiences. the road for 16 months, but he needs the money. to your kid at Christmas, it’s pretty The 16-bit systems, which include The Associated Press 1928 and which was turned into a the screenplay. DEAR PEGGY: To deny that something can go hard to sav no to them,” he. said...... “The turmoil in the retail industry ___“1 was beyond broke -1 was looking—tnifi thr — Also, patients widi mild, iion-spccifitrchestdiscontfort NEC _Corp.’s _TurboGrafx-16 and film by Alfred Hitchcock a year When they decided to produce the wrong is a common human frailty. (If.Idon’uhink^bout -----“The way that tlicatcrs arc memorable is il you has definitely had an impact on the abyss,” the 41-year-old singer-songwriter said Wed­ may occasionally show the presence of cardiac enzymes Even in relatively poor economic Sega’s Genesis, must overcome a NEW ’lORK — The prevailing later. remake and commission a script, it, it won’t hapfxtn.) But you make an excellent point, come in from the other way,” the humorist said in toy indusuy,” he said. Bimbaum and Blaylock learned that nesday on ABC’s “Good Morning America.” in their blood tests, indicating a small, unsuspected years, he said. Toys R Us has had big obstacle — their price. wisdom in Hollywood is that it’s But he knows how rare the oppor­ Peggy. People of all ages fall, but older people are more Tuesday’s Akron Beacon Journal. “The backstages so much lime had gone by, the He claims in a lawsuit that his former manager coronary occlusion — a silent heart attack, which can be toug'i to be a screenwriter if you’re tunity is. vulnerable. Thanks for a jxrssibly life.saving letter. arc always kind of grungy, like somebody’s base­ rights had reverted to the original misspent or stole millions in earnings. a cause of sudden death. over 40. The Writer’s Guild even “It’s a young man’s industry,” ment. 1 always find tliat comforting.” material — Bennett’s 1928 play. Joel said the tour to promote his triple-platinum Although patients with silent infarctions may not suf­ mails surveys to its members every said Bennett in a recent telephone DEAR ABBY: Our son, age 32, is marrying a woman Keillor’s “American Radio Comjrany” show on Bimbaum, 41, said they thought album “Storm Front” has affected his relationship fer immediate complications (such as shock or heart ir­ few years, checking the extent of interview. He is well aware of the who is 23. It’s his second marriage and her first, and I .Saturday will be broadcast live nationwide on public Bennett was dead. They were with his 4-ycar-old child, Alexa Ray. regularity) from their heart attacks, they are at risk for age discrimination in the business. astronomical prices commanded by know she’s planning a big church wedding. radio from the Akron Civic Tlicatcr, which he last such screenwriters as Joe Eszterhas, delighted to find him alive and well. “Having a child and not being there, tliat has hurt other, future cardiac events that can be fatal. Thus, once Clearly, not all the young moguls We are reluctant to send invitations to our friends and saw in 1985. who was paid S3 million for “Basic Bimbaum said they hired a team relatives who attended our son’s first wedding and sent the most,” he said. “And that’s the thing that makes identified, they must be treated as any heart attack vic­ in Hollywood have heard of 91- me the most bitter about this situation. They’ve taken tim, with dietary modifications (weight loss and low ycar-old Charles Bennett. Or, if they Instinct,” and 29-year-old Shane of new writers to remake “Black­ lovely gifts. ■ Keye Luke, who was Charlie Chan’s No. 1 son Black, who got $1 million for away a certain amount of time 1 wanted to spend with cholesterol, if needed), medicine (to reduce the work of have, they assume that the writer of mail,” intending that Bennett’s in­ Would it be proper to enclose a little note with the in­ in the movies and went on to play Master Po in the volvement be merely cursory. They vitations to those who have already given him one wed­ my child.” TV scries “Kung Fu,” was honored with a star in the the heart or increase blood supply to cardiac muscle) and such classics as “Foreign Correspon­ “Lethal Weapon II.” The tour, w'hich bcgtin last December, entis in careful monitoring of physical activity. For instance, a dent,” “The Thirty-Nine Steps” and “I think I was bom too early,” sent a draft over to Bennett’s ding gift saying that no gift is expected? Hollywood Walk of Fame. Coldwatcr Canyon house and Ben­ PONDERING PARENTS March. Tlic star unveiled Wednesday in honor of the 85- stress test (cardiogram obtained during exercise) will “Tlic Man Who Knew Too Much” Bennett said. “I’d love to get a mil­ usually indicate whether a new heart attack is imminent. has long since tottered off into the lion dollars for a picture.” Without nett asked if he could give them a DEAR PARENTS: Please resist enclosing a little note ycar-old actor was the 1,925th dedicated. few notes. with the wedding inviuitions. Consider the bride. It’s her ■ Garrison Keillor remembers tlic backstage Luke played in some 150 film, including 13 Char­ Silent heart attacks probably occur more frequently sunset. missing a beat, he laughed and said, entrances rather than the facades when he recalls than experts suspect; since they are unrecognized, there But don’t look for Bennett in the “I intend to get a million for my “A couple of days later he first wedding, and she shouldn’t be deprived of gifts be­ lie Chtui movies, “Gremlins,” “The Good Earth” and delivered a 42-page document,” said cause it’s her husband’s second trip to the altar. theaters he’s visited. “Love is a Many Splcndorcd Thing.” is no way of estimating their occurrence without testing palatial back bedroom of a Sunset next one.” every adult, which is an unrealistic goal. Boulevard mansion, reliving his Bennett was approached to write Bimbaum. “It was not only a criti­ glory days through the haze of the remake of “Blackmail” by Stuart que but a total reconstmelion of the senility like a Norma Desmond. Bimbaum and William Blaylock, a story that had been written using Bennett, happily ensconced in the writer-producer team who saw die only the best elements. It was amaz­ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1990— PRIME TIME Los Angeles home he bought more original film for the first time when ing, right on target.” than four decades ago, is hard at they were students at the University Exit the team of writers and enter CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 work on a new screenplay. It will be of Southern California film school Bennett. OVER THE AIR CHANNELS the 59th in his career. 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A viewer have cable. putcr-dense now must attempt two dense, the purcha.scr, too, yowled The company expects to have its he said. “This is a cleverly designed full walkout basement kitenen, gleaming 742-1450. things: programming the cable box when his taping efforts yielded The device, and 1 think it has pos­ to private treed lot. 3- hardwood floors. can’t figure how to program his “There’s nothing like it out now,” new video device reaching about 25 Neutral decorator videocassette recorder. He finally said Stephen A. Booth, editor-in- to tuni on a given show at a given Weather Channel instead of football. percent of the nation’s 93.1 million sibility.” CARD... Car garage! Owner will colors. Full private A similar misfire occurred later. Youman called the new machine hold entire mortgage! jumps up and down on the remote chief of Video Review magazine. hour, and then the VCR to tape it. TV households by mid-December, Anne Miller Real basement. FHA and VA m NOW'S control, screaming “RATZELFRAT­ There is a wee hitch, though. They usually wind up with an The company’s 800 help-line, and to be fully national by early “the best idea I’ve seen so far. But 16BRAINARD PLACE PLEASE TELL THEM Estate, 647-8000. approved. Call Pat 657- ZEL, RATZELFRATZEL!" Although , hour of The Weather Channel in-’ which operates only on weekdays, summer, Wannicr said. whether they’ll get people to buy it HERALD SQUARE F 8364 or 520-9408. RE/ THE TIME But VCR Plus+, although another the Los Angeles Times and stead of, oh, say yet another ab­ was busy, busy, busy. But a call to However, in the opinion of Video is another question.” FAX (203) 643-7496 MANCHESTER. CONN 06040 YOU SAW IT IN Max Real Estate, 647- RICHARD ROAD-10 plus 1419. infra-red remote conuol device in a newspapers in 10 other key markets, solutely key episode of “Twin Wannicr and a little experimentation View editor Booth, it’s “going to THE MANCHESTER HERALD! Colonial with slate roof. W TO BUY! world now full of them, could large­ including Dallas, Detroit and San Peaks.” This usually touches off a fixed things. need TV Guide magazine to really This spectacular home Gemstar has shipped “many El.scwhcrc in television ... is set on a beautiful ly eliminate this. Franci.sco, now carry the Plu.sCodc display of the Ratzelfratzel Effect. make it work, because iltat’s the big 23 LOTS & LAND FOR INVESTORSIII Handyper- thousands of units” to key retail landscapped lot! Call With the device, all you have to program numbers in their TV list­ With the new machine, though, one” among publications needed to TOWN MEETING ON WAR Locally Produced 24 Hr. Service son Special. 5 stores and the DAK’s and Sharper Vivian Ferguson, ______SALE______do is to punch in a coded number, ings, it won’t be a national operation you just leave tlic cable box on. carry tlic new system’s coded num­ POSTPONED, PEACE EFFORTS Blanchard & Rossetto Bedrooms, sunroom, called a PlusCode, corresponding to until next summer, Wannicr said. Then, “all you’ll have to do is Image direct-mail companies, Wan­ bers. BLAMED: Ted Koppcl’s Convalescent Care Real Estate, 646-2482. L O T SIZE-1/2 acre. garage. 1 Acre lot. Ideal the show you want taped. And not all programs arc coded, punch in the (program) number and nicr .said. The PlusCodcs now appear only “Nightlinc,” which planned a Friday t^ersonalized Children's Books "She’s Selling Houses!" 140x100 Feet, corner for Contractor whose “What it basically docs is allow VCR Plus-t- will operate your equip­ She declined to say how many in the Chicago and Denver editions “Town Meeting” on the subject of Coverage F lot. Business (B2 business is slow. Many she added: “It depends on the extras included. you to program your VCR in one ment — the whole .shooting match,” have been .sold so far, but “it’s al­ of the magazine. whctlicr the U.S. should go to war zoned). 500 Center St. publication. It’s their option. The RUDOLPH WOULD Manchester. Reduced Ashford, Only $75,000. step,” said Louise J. Wannicr, vice only thing that we have required is Wannicr said. ready sold out in many places,” re­ “We have no plans beyond lliosc against Iraq, has indefinitely LOVE ITI! Two families to $1 95,000, Philips Real Estate, president of marketing for Gemstar that they cover prime time, plus the As with every new TV equipment stocking is under way, and “we’ve cities at tliis point,” said Roger postponed the .show, ABC says. The and only one rooftop negotiable. 643-5153. 742-1450. Development Corp. of Pasadena, major categories of programs.” arrival, not all goes smoothly on the had more than 1,500 calls a day Youman, TV Guide’s editor. “We rca.son: recent diplomatic efforts by Daniel B. Mosler — CLU landing! This older 5-5 F two family is just burst­ Calif., which makes VCR Plus+. The new goodie could prove a first try. For starters, the small from all over the country” since the wanted to get some experience with the U.S and Iraq to meet and discuss Personalized Santa Claus Letters 24 INVESTMENT LAP O F LUXURY- machine hit the market, she said. Call ing with potential! Ex­ The hand-held machine, which boon for computer-dense viewers daughter of a new VCR Plus-r pur- it and sec how it goes. ... It’s a new the Persian Gulf crisis, and avoid For info -- orrdering -- terior has newer vinyl PROPERTY Aluminum and Brick costs $60 and went on the market (surveys by teen-agers find 99.6 per­ cha.scr yowled when he turned off It’s the first product released by product and we want to sec what war. siding but interior needs Colonial on an acre. (203) 649-3329 Cheery hearth, formal Call Pauline Jones updating throughout. SEAMSTRESS 646-0136 dining, 4 bedrooms, 2- Spacious apartments WANTED-Take over Reasonably Priced Variety of Stories 1/2 baths, 1st floor fami­ including formal dining long established Bridal rooms, separate utilities Shop Business. Superb ly room, multi-level deck. Coventry, and ample parking. Just opportunity for am­ Open 7 Days A Week reduced to $134,900. bitious person. Reduced! $189,900. Cunllffe Auto Body, inc. Jackson & Jackson Philips Real Estate. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 ®^arc (^akeriji T^crfjf^ee <^hop $25,000. Philips Real Real Estate, 647-8400. Estate, 742-1450. 742-1450. 846 Mam Street ART CUNLIFFE F______F Notices Lots/Lond for Sole...... 23 Merchandise Musical Items...... 84 F Investment Property...... 24 Manchester, CT 06040 Owner LUCRATIVE ANTIQUE |uost/Found...... 01 Comeros and Photo Equipment...... 85 VERNON-8 Rainbow SUPER MULTI-FAMILY- Business Property...... 25 (203) 649-5300 BUSINESS-18 Years at iPersonals...... OJ pgXSpecioli^Dg^ Holldoy Seasonal...... 71 Pets and Supplies...... 84 Trail. Here’s a home Set like a jewel on 4-1/2 Resort Property...... 26 Miscellaneous for Sale...... 87 present location. At­ Announcements...... 03 Mortooges...... 27 Antiques and Collectibles...... 7J ly' ■ with everything. 1st acres, inviting covered Auctions...... 04 Tag Soles...... 88 tached house included. Wonted to Buy...... 28 Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Clothing...... 73 .(^ a k f r ^ hoppe -...' .i_ Floor family room with deck, central air, FInonclal...... 05 Services Wanted to Buy/Trode...... 89 Great opportunity for Flooring...... 58 Furniture...... 74 435 Hartford Turnpike fireplace, 3 bedrooms, skylights, 2 fireplaces. Child Core...... 51 Electricol...... 59 23 Hartford TurnpikeTRoute 83 complete lower level Owner/Occupant or Employment & Education Rentals TV/Stereo/AooMonces...... 75 We Specialize In Shops (ffi 30 North Coventry. Price Cleonlng Services...... 52 Heotlng/Plumblng...... 60 iM recreation room, central rental income. Wedding & Vernon, CT 06066 Talcotfville, CT 06066 reduced to $239,82511! Port Time Help Wanted...... 10 Rooms for Rent...... 31 Lawn Core...... 53 Miscellaneous Services...... 41 Machinery ond Tools...... 76 Automotive Coventry, $259,900. Birthday Cakes (203)871-0099 Phone (203) 643-0016 air conditioning, large Philips Real Estate, Help Wonted...... 11 Apartments for Rent...... 32 Bookkeeolng/lncome Tax...... 54 Services Wonted...... 62 Gordenlng...... 77 Philips Real Estate, Situation Wanted...... 12 Condominiums for Rent...... 33 Cars for Sale...... 91 in-ground pool. 3-Zone 742-1450. Corpentry/Remodellng...... 55 Landscaping...... 43 Good Things to Eot...... 78 742-1450. Business Opportunities...... 13 Homes for Rent...... 34 Polntlng/Pooerlng...... 56 Concrete...... 64 Trucks/Vans for Salt...... 92 heating and much more F Instruction...... 14 Store/Office Space...... 35 Fuel Oll/Cool/Rrewood...... 79 Campers/Trallers...... 93 for a reduced price of TIRED OF MAKING Employment Services...... 15 Resort Property ...... 34 Form Supplies and Equipment...... 80 Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 $1 98,000. U & R Industrial Property...... 37 OTHER PEOPLE SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Oftlce/Retoll Equipment...... 81 Auto Services...... 95 ^ Realty, 643-2692. 32 APAR'TMENTS FOR Real Estate Goroges and Storage...... 38 MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES.. Autos for Renf/Leose...... 96 Kevin W. Mackenzie, Sr. RICH? Established ______RENT______Homes tor Sale...... 21 Roommates W anted...... 39 Recreotlonol Equipment...... 82 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 Convenience Store. C a ll tor more Information! Agent ind Registered Representattve Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... 40 643-2711 Boots and Marine Equipment...... 83 Wanted to Buy/Trode...... 98 Steady and strong — p E E S f i E — 22 CONDOMimUMS EAST HARTFORD-lst H yIwW iiT. PiUwitT iVT Month $T.oo.“Avattabte‘ o WKHEN_&_BAig," FOR SALE READ YOUR AD: Closslfed advertisements ore )CH « X « A J] lTtePnxJentiai( tional lines. Excellent now. Large 1&2 bed­ JJ r - RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified odvertlsments to token by telephone os a convenience. The location. High traffic room apartments. Near MANCHESTER-2 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesdoy through Saturday, the Monchester Herald Is responsible for only one count. Offered below Glastonbury line. In­ Professional Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling 491 Buckland Rd.. S. WlndKtr, CT 06074 Bedroom Townhouse. 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per doy. deodllne Is noon on the day before publlco- Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of appraised value. cludes heat, hot water, Office: 203 644-4751 Residence 203 646-2598 $109,900. Nice unit in tlon. For advertisements to be published fheorlglnol Insertion. Errors which do not lessen Visit our Showroom Coventry, $90,000. appliances. Nice area/ 26 or more days: 50 cents per Tine per day. very small Condo com­ AAondov, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Frldoy. the value of the advertisement will not be Philips Real Estate, busline. $525-$625. M inim um chargt: 4 lines. 254 Broad Street • Manchester, CT 06040 plex with a total of 6 corrected bv on additlonol Insertion. 742-1450. 568-4306. Levy Leven- units. Deck off kitchen. F thal Nettleton. Senior Lots of yard area. GEORGE R. JAY (203) 649-5400 Citizens Discount. CHFA Approved! NOTICES 1 LOST and FOUND 10 PART TIME HELP 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR BALK President FAX (203) 649-8265 —' 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED Owner’s to pay $4,000 If you need a better car fa MANCHESTER-lm- WANTED EXCEPTIONAL- towards closing costs. drive the youngsters fa mediate occupancy. 2 As a condition precedent FOUND-11/29, Brigham BEST DEAL IN MANCHESTER-Colonial. schaal, check the many to the placement of any Tavern Rd, Coventry. MANCHESTER-75% $130’s ’FREE, FREE, Manchester-$209,900. DW Fish Real Estate, Bedroom Duplex. $660 FOOD BROKER-part time 643-1591. afferings In fadav's Clos- plus utilities. Security/ advertising in the Miniature Cocker sales person to call on owner financing. 5 FREE, Termite En- Charming 4 bedroom ADVERTISING F slfled calumns. 643-2711. references. 649-2003. Manchester Herald, Ad­ Spaniel. 742-3238. local supermarkets. Room Cape with qineer inspection." New Colonial in great vertiser hereby agrees Must own car. Call 1- garage. $116,000. 529- Kitchen, immaculate location. Vaulted ceil­ FOUND-Kodak camera in ings and slate roof are to protect, indemnify case. Main Street, 401-245-2769. 7177. condition, hardwood A Newspaper in Education Program SALES REP floors, aluminum sided only two of the features and hold harmless the Manchester. 649-2283 CLASSIC GRACE-5 Sponsored by LOCAL-lnsurance Agency 2-car garage. Private to put this home in a t i i M i m i Manchester Herald, its Room Colonial. Impec­ THE QUIZ The Manchester Herald IMPOUNDED-Terrier looking for part time for East of the River daily newspaper fenced rear yard. Call "class of its own." DW officers and employees cable condition. 2 cross, female, 3 months clerical person. $6.00/ today, won’t last long Fish Real Estate, 643- Mastectomy Forms / Fashions CUSTOM QUALITY against any ano all Fireplaces and morel old, black and tan. hour. 5 Days, monday- Entry level position. Sales experience on the market. Ask for 1591. One Slop Improvements (JO poinU for each queetion liability, loss or ex­ Call Barbara Weinberg, Vascular Support Stockings Found on Gerald Dr. friday. 9:00 a.m.-1:00 F Framing to Painting amwered correctly) pense including preferred. Will train to do advertising lay­ Re/Max Real Estate, Sharon Miller, WORLDSCOPE Call Manchester Dog p.m. Call 646-4899. residence 646-5566. Meta Dever attorneys’ fees, arising 647-1419. MANCHESTER-Reduced Warden. 643-6642. Re/Max Real Estate, 116 E. Center St from claims of unfair PROFESSIONAL outs. Must be energetic and enjoy public F $20,000 to $249,900. 647-1419. By Appointment Only Suite 16 Licensed DAVID ADAMICK trade practices, infring- COUPLE-Seeks de­ 76 Adelaide Rd. (off ment of trademarks, pendable child care in contact. Excellent fringe benefits include COUNTRY CON- F______647-1391 Manchester, Ct 06040 and Insured (203)6456523 2 PERSONALS Porter St.) All brick L trade names or patents, our Manchester home. VENlENCE-L-Shaped MANCHESTER-257 Lud­ salary plus incentives, gas mileage, paid Ranch convenient to shaped custom Ranch. violation of rights of Day and evening hours. low Rd. See this im­ New kitchen with cus­ privacy and infringe­ Call 643-2770. vacation + holidays. Insurance includes Main Street, but a maculate 10 room Gar­ GUYS MEET GIRLS country road. 2 or 3 tom tile, furnace, roof, Si ment of copyright and rison Colonial that of­ hot water heater. 8 proprietary rights, unfair dental. Must have reliable car. Bedrooms. A super fers 4 bedrooms, 1st OSTERLUND REFRIGERATION "i P i i C H buy, $167,500. Call Years old, new drive competition and libel SINGLE PATHOLOGIST-.8 floor family room or HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING Send resume to: Barbara Weinberg, Re/ way, pressure treated and slander, which may Time. Starting den, 2-1/2 baths. 2 max Real Estate, 647- angled deck encom­ RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL result from the publica­ GIRLS immediately. CT Cer­ fireplaces, screened Manchester Herald 1419. passes "87" 18x36 in- SALES • INSTALLATION • SERVICE tion of any advertise­ tification required. Con­ porch and much more F ground pool, brick GAS • L.P. • OIL ment in the Manchester 1-900-820-3355 tact Michael J. for only $229,000. U & patios, screened porch. american Herald by advertiser, in­ Malinowski, Advertising Department CUTE AND COZY- ^ R Realty, 643-2692. Full finished suite lower cluding advertisements Meet girls in your area Superintendent, Manchester-$117,900. level. Hurry, call Sharon DRIVING SCHOOL in any free distribution Caff 'Us. . ■ who would like to meet Coventry Public RO. Box 591 Attention first time Miller, residence, 646- publications published of MANCHESTER Schools, 78 Ripley Hill buyers! 2 Bedroom Want to sell your car? For 5 5 6 6 . Re/Max Real by the Manchester someone like you 6 4 9 -2 6 5 5 1) A section of the old Interstate 90 floating bridge across Rd., Coventry, CT Cape with 2 additional quick results, use a low- Estate, 647-1419. Manchester, CT 06040 h O W NER this lake nearthe largest city In the state of Washington, Herald. tonight!!! 06238, 742-7317. bedrooms partially cost Classified od. F 63 EAST CENTER ST BERT JULIANO 37 French Road broke loose and sank a few days ago during record rains. finished up. Nice rear -1! S3/mJn. Musi be 18yrs. old. MANCHESTER CT 06040 6 4 3 6 5 5 2 Your Williamson Dealer Bolton, CT 06043 The new Interstate bridge next to It was also closed. 1 LOST and FOUND ASSEMBLERS-Excellent yard with newer wood P L A C IN G AN A D In clas­ 1'' income to assem ble CLERICAL shed. Convenient to all FIND A CASH buyer for sified Is o very easy, products from your schools. A great buy! IMPOUNDED-Male Ger­ 11 HELP WANTED '(hose oolf clubs you never simple process. Just dial 2) Washington, D.C., recently re­ 3 ANNOUNCEMENTS home. 504-646-1700 South Windsor Metallurgi­ DW Fish Real Estate, man short hair pointer, use! Advertise them for 643-2711. W e’ll help you corded Its435th killing this year, one MATCHWORPS 3 years old, liver and Dept. P2458. cal, Inc. is looking for a clerk 643-1591. sole In classified. Just dial word your od for maxi­ Here’s M y Card is a special feature of the Manchester Herald and more than tor all of last year. The (2 points for each correct match) F 643-2711 fo place your ad. mum response. white. Found on Center NOON TIME AIDES in its plant administration 4 DRIVER-For home fuel oil nation's capital leads all U.S. cities St. Call Manchester MODELS group. This position is di­ DECK THE HALLS!!! This 1— per capita a —murder The Manchester Board delivery. Class II and runs every Thursday. If you are interested in placing your business In (CHOOSE ONE: total, per capita) Dog Warden. 643- e x fra -^ e c ia l 7 room verse in its responsibilities homicides. 2— homicides b —for each person 6642. CHILDREN of Education is seek­ medical card. Cape Cod on Benton Seasonal. Experience and will indude answering card here please call Paulaat643-2711 foryour special low rate. 3— majority c —more than others IMPOUNDED-Male, Aire­ ing applicants for a St. in Manchester is all 3 mos. to 16 yrs. helpful. 645-8393, Mon- swifchboand, preparing ship- I IDemSmta... I 3) British Prime Minister Margaret dale Terrier, 4 years noon time aide posi­ set for your holiday 4— plurality d—more than half For review by major day-Friday, 8am-5pm. png papers, scheduling d ^ touches! Just treated to Thatcher has resigned. She held old, black and tan. ^ Why Ask Santa? 5— manuscript e —composition NATIONAL TALENT tion at Highland Park a major facelift inside that post forand a half years. Found on Spencer St. liveries, posting information, 5 When you con tint) It all In and out. the 2nd floor is Call Manchester Dog DIRECTORY. We School. 2 hours per LARGE-Local snack and J this year's Manchester a-8 b-11 c-14 typing, filing and other cleri­ now finished with Warden, 643-6642. have successfully day. $5.50 per hour. drink vending route. Will « Herald Gift Givino PEOPLE/5PORTS cal duties. If you are an bedroom, sitting room had children seen sell all or pari. Repeat M Guide! You'll find gifts 4) A runoff election was set for (5 points for each correct answer) IMPOUNDED-Female, Interested applicants and full bath for a total 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE Golden Retriever, 2 business. Secure organized nunbers oriented £ tor everyone ... from Poland after (CHOOSE ONE: Lech and/or placed for should contact Mrs. of 3 bedrooms and 2 full 1) A * lost ■ manuscript of two works years old, gold. Found locations. Above person this job is for you. Grandma right Walesa, T adeusz MazowleckI) won films, soaps, cata­ baths. Fabulous new NEW CAPE-$130’s. 6 Full NEW CAPES-To be built by (CHOOSE ONE: Beethoven, on Edmund St. Call Novak. average income. 207- Let A Specialist Do It! KANE ROAD-$120’s. Un­ a piurallfy but rrot a majority In logs, newspaper ads Please send a resume & kitchen, new siding and down to the ' The Guide will believable 6 plus room. size baths. Bright sunny on up to 5 acres in Mozart) that was found In Philadel­ Manchester Dog 621-1597. presidential elections on Novem­ and T.V. commer­ salary requirements to Zaya new roof! Pleasing price paperboy! o opoeor dolly In the We know how impor­ Brick front Ranch. Rec kitchen with oak Coventry. Chcxjse your phia last July recently sold for $1.7 Warden, 643-6642. Highland Park Herold's Classified section. ber 25. Oshana, Personnel Man­ of $145,000, too! Jack- room, office, treed lot cabinets. All Anderson lot, colors and million at auction. cials. Interviewing It will contain endless gUt Ideas tant your business is to you IMPOUNDED-Collie W E D E L IV E R son & Jackson Real with detached garage. windows. Full materials. $139,900-up. Cross, Male, 5 years soon locally. School ager at: Estate, 647-8400. ° and where to ourchose them. If you basement. Treed loti Philips Real Estate, 5) A few days ago, the Supreme For Home Delivery Call and we'd like to help you get This prime home must 2) The actors who portrayed the old, brown. Found on Call Rascals Talent SOUTH WINDSOR F ore on Interested business, give us o be seen I It’s a Cream Call Robert Blanchard, 742-1450. Court ruled that the TV network..?.. coll I Robinson family on the popular late Westfield St. Call M ETALLU RG ICAL INC. Puff! call Vivian Fer- Blanchard & Rossetto F Directory, Inc. 6 47 -3 4 3 0 647-9946 DUPLEX WITH A>k for lire or Peula the best results possible! cannot play tape recordings of '60s TV show..?.. reunited recently Manchester Dog Monday to Friday. 9 to 6 g^uson at Blanchard & Real Estate. "We’re (412) 856-8055 EOE 300 Rye Street PRI VACY-South 6 4 3 2711 We can do that for you by NOT A CREATURE WAS phone calls between Manuel Nori­ for a 25th anniversary celebration. Warden, 643-6642. CLASSIFIED SALES Rossetto Real Estate, Selling Houses," 646- STIRRING...Not even a South Windsor, CT Windsor-$187,900. 2 ega and his lawyers. Even the original Robot showed up. Completely renovated DEPARTMENT offering a special advertising rate 646-2482. 2482. mousel Settle in and 06074 1 units nicely sited on make the best of the EOEM/F/tW 1.75 private acres. All 1 CCS iBa tts K!> ea «ts ca c» f!s> ii& <« ibR in our "Let A Specialist Do It" long winter ahead in the NEWSNAME 3) The Los Angeles Rams and the new kitchens and column. We offer a 1 inch ad that ^ IKk m ifb i i!b> t» l!a>« « (fbi Ka (fSi «a «