211 - M AN rH FSTER HERALD, Thursday. Jan. H), 1985 MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER J .1 BUSINESS Young says water Bargains abound Critic takes look Snow ends tonight; needs to be protected in weekend movies at Whaler picture I sunny, cold Saturday Walt until 1987 ... page 3 ... page 11 ... page 15 ... page 2 Cost-of-living index needs major revision

Surely you phone long distance now and then. Or you equipment weren’t really part of our everyday lives 12 to buy rather than to trace the individual items in lt,J play video games. Or fiddle with a home computer years ago during the last Consumer Expenditure And it’s more significant to know how that coslj and assorted paraphernalia. All these activities have Survey. But the market for them keeps expanding and changes. ■ two elements in common; All are services or goods now they belong in the market basket. The same holds The goal is to capture all consumer items — food,, that have become familiar in the past decade or so — lit. * ' Your true for video recorders, video games, other similar theater tickets, fuel, everything — and construct aj and NONE is included as a part of the current consumer goods and services. weighted average, or number. Each component JianrlirHlrr Mrralft Money's assigned a weight list that is incorporated in thef consumer price index (C PI). “ The CPI looks at the price of consumer goods f Fririav.Friday, Jan Jan. 11, 1985 — Single copy: 25Q average, or number, that is rep o rt^ to you each The above is merely a sampling to illustrate how out only,” notes Steven Malin, an economist in economic Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Worth month, 'The C PI does have an upward bias because of date this index — the most closely watched, widely A policy research at the Conference Board in New York. some of its heaviest components — fuel, housing, publicized and influential government statistic we Sylvia Porter " I t does not intend to chart the prices of all consumer medical care — have increased in price more than have — has become. To correct this, the CPI will be goods. Rather, it measures average price increases in average. This greater rise in the CPI makes the rate of revised and a new CPI will be introduced in January a representative market basket of goods and 1987. services." inflation appear larger than it actually may be. . But this raises another sticky problem. Since This is of vital importance, for since 1972 all transfer January 1987? Why so long? people's ^ n d in g habits change over time, the payments, such as Social Security benefits, have been Historically, the Labor Department has updated the But there has been progress. Future revisions will Wholesale inflation just ;l 1.8% in 1984 contents of a representative market basket change as indexed to increases in the CPI. “ The CPI is part of the CPI every decade, give or take a few years. "W e try to have more current information included. The well. law, and also the lore, of America,” says Malin. 7.5 percent increase. Pork got 3.4 keep the market basket as consistent as possible,"- Consumer Expenditure Survey has been made into an The Producer Price Index for further after they declined 4.1 Not only are new products introduced regularly. “ People associate the inflation rate with*the growth, gas fell for the month and moder­ The government’s report weighs percent more expensive, also less says a Labor Department spokesman. ongoing rather than once-in-a-decade event. By Denis G. Gulino December is 292.4, equivalent to a percent in all of 1984. That was Quality changes also occur. As just one illustration, rate in the CPI. And' cost-of-living adjustments in' ate increases in the price of pork prices increases for nearly 3,400 of a rise than the month before. United Press International cost of $2,924 for goods that cost exactly half the rate of decline in The department cranks in results from the What items will be discarded? What new ones Malin notes that in 1979 all new dishwashers used everything from union contracts to government and beef kept food prices to a 0.5 categories of goods that businesses Vegetables were 5 percent included? The Labor Department explains it really sell each other. The wholesale $1,000 in 1967. 1983 but nevertheless quite Consumer Expenditure Survey, a two-pronged effort copper plumbing. Now, he says, the plumbing in new programs are based on it.” WASHINGTON - Prices at the percent increase in December. cheaper but fish became 5.1 doesn't discard the old, but adds new ones, as well as price, reflecting the cost of goods Wholesale prices went up 0.5 substantial. that measures how consumers spend money, as well dishwashers is.plastic. "In effect it’s the same item,” Whether that’s good news for you depends on who wholesale level edged up a scant “ You can’t complain about t.8 percent more expensive. creates new categories, as needed. These new goods bought in large quantities, does not percent in November, the second Heating oil cost 2.9 percent less as where and on what items. And the survey takes says Malin. "But is it really the same?” you are and what you do. If your benefits are being, 0.1 percent in December, giving all percent,” a department economist and services are weighted according to how directly change consumer prices, largest monthly surge of last year, in December. Gasoline was down several years to complete and analyze. The CPI has long been criticized for providing an hiked more than the overall cost of living in times o f of 1984 an inflation rate for said. “ We’re doing better than the Shortening and other cooking important they are in the market basket of goods and but the trends do carry through to after dropping or standing still in 1.2 percent and natural gas also The 1987 CPI revision will incorporate data from the outdated snapshot of consumer spending in the United rapid inflation, you may say “ great.” If not —and that wholesale goods of only 1.8 per­ Consumer Price Index." oils dropped 3.4 percent but fresh services in the CPI. six of the previous seven months. reversed the typical increases 1982-84 survey (and be out of date even as it is being States. In response, the Labor Department says it's includes millions of us — our retort is — use yourow a cent, the Labor Depatment said The CPI for December A'ill not cash registers. fruits were up 2.8 percent. The wholesM* inflation rate for But now wholesale prices are usual during the winter heating released with huzzahs). more important to trace what the market basket costs words. today. be measured (or another 12 days For instance, home computers and related settling down again without any season by falling in price for the "W e will probably get no signifi­ The 1.8 percent rate is only half but it is expected to show an all of 1983 was even better than 1984, at only 0.6 percent. But some negative trends on the horizon that fourth month in a row, by 0.5 cant acceleration in finished goods of what the inflation rate for inflation rate for all of 1984 of 4 broad categories of wholesalie^ could spoil the picture anytime percent. prices at least in the early part of consumerprices is expected to be percent or less, moderate but still 3-^-st)on, analysts say. Among the foods, beef went up in this year.” economist Donald for 1984. reflecting more price acceleration prices, like those for raw mate­ rials, actually showed less of an Energy prices are expected to price onlyL^ercent, a significant Ratajezak of Georgia State Uni­ Pratt lauds return Business The price dealers paid for at retail than for wholesale merchandise. increase last year than in 1983. stay much the .same or even fall slowdovOrPTHWi November’s huge versity said. to military contracts In Brief heating oil, gasoline and natural Stop & Shop buys chain Fire kills EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - An Air Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., said. Force decision to award Pratt & Awarding the lion's share of the BOSTON — The Stop & Shop Cos. has m Whitney Co. a contract for a nearly contract to GE in February meant a announced its intention to buy Alm y Stores Inc., a kids equal share of its jet fighter engines setback for Pratt, which was dealt a chain of 25 stores selling moderately priced 1 : UM may spark a comeback for the aircraft further blow in July when Turkey chose fashion merchandise. company. G E’s new F-110 engine for the 160 F-16 Stop &. Shop, which operates 132 Bradlees ' h ' - BROCKTON, Mass. (U P I) - Company officials and union leaders fighters it is buying. discount aepartment stores, bought Alm y from Five children have died from a fire reacted with satisfaction to Wednes­ the privately held Federal Street Investors Inc. believed started by a “wierd- Until last year’s decision, Pratt's day's announcement that Pratt, a The acquisition "will enable our company to looking" makeshift electric heater (* % F-lOO engine was used to power both the division of the United Technologies enter the moderate-priced department store thought to be the only source of twin-engine F-15 and the single-engine Corp., will get-46 percent of the Air business, an emerging growth area of the retail heat to warm the house against F-16. The engine encounter^ serious Force contract. industry,” Stop & Shop Chairman Sidney R. Rabb frigid temperatures gripping the problems when it was first introduced General Electric Co. of Evendale, said. area for the fourth day, Brockton and the Air Force had been uphappy Ohio will get only 54 percent in the Almy operates stores in Maine, Massachusetts, fire officials said today. with Pratt over allegations it charged awards for fiscal year 1986. It com­ New Hampshire, Vermont and New York. It sells ■w'lyf.sr ,•« Four of the children, pulled from too much for spare parts. ■ -rWL ^ 1 1 j pares to a split of 25 percent and 75 brand name apparel, fashion accessories, the blaze by firefighters, died en percent, respectively, last year. But Pratt said it has delivered more cosmetics, home furnishings and domestics. In route or shortly after arrival at two The contract for engines for the Air than 4,000 of the engines worldwide, its last year as a public company, Alm y earned area hospitals Thursday night and Force’s premier F-15 and F-16 fighters including 2,900 to the Air Force. In $250,000, or 25 cents per share, on revenues of Herald photo by Pinto the fifth died early today at a is worth up to $17 billion over its 20-year addition to the U.S. Air Force, 10 other $92.9 million in 1983. Boston hospital. life cycle. nations fly F-lOO-powered fighters. Besides Bradlees, Stop & Shop also owns 63 A grandmother of the children Medi Mart drugstores, 52 Charles E. Perkins Welcome weather for some was in stable condition with burns. Arthur E. Wegner, president Pratt & Along with U.S. military customers, tobacco stores, 119 supermarkets and the Stop & "This portable electric heater Whitney, said Wednesday, "We’re Pratt awarding the engine contract to Extremely cold weather affords several people the opportunity to test Charter Oak Park. While most people have been complaining about the Shop Manufacturing Co. was so wierd looking, there is some pleased that the Air Force has chosen two companies, the Air Force has their skating and hockey skills Thursday at an uncrowded rink at state's recent cold snap, winter sports enthusiasts have welcomed it. question as to whether it was a our F-lOO-PW-220 engine for its F-15 created competition with a view portable heater,” said Deputy Fire and some of Its F-16 fighter aircraft for toward tower prices and has ensured a Chief Ward Gordon. “ It had a coll the fiscal year '86 buy. bigger industrial base for engine like a toaster so it is an assumption "Our proposal, which included a production. Textron shifts personnel strong warranty package, reflects the on my part that it was Being used PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Former Apollo astro­ Leading confidence we have in the durability In announcing the new contract. Air for some type of heat. Some people naut William A. Anders, tabbed last year to head and performance of this engine which Force Secretary Verne Orr said F-15s looked at it and thought It was a will be modified to accept GE's F-110 Textron’s aerospace unit, has a new post that Bv Kathv Garmus numbers in state and municipal LISTS would be announced next the political process, financing and the workshop: bug light.” was demonstrated during endurance fundraising, and using technology testing last year." engine. The F-16 has been designed to makes him likely successor to the conglomerate’s Herald Reporter offices. The use of computers in week tnd w o ift include at IVast The electric device is believed to take both types of engines. chairman. campaigns and fundraising will be one Democnat of national in campaigns. INVITATIONS TO THE WORK­ have been the only source of heat in Pratt director of the Government Anders, 51. an astronaut from 1963 to 1969, has HARTFORD — A number of the discussed, he said. prominence. Larson said Democratic legisla­ SHOP will be sent out mainly to the house. It was found in a In the contract split, all of G E’s Products Division Joe R. Phillips, who been named senior executive vice president for state’s leading Democrats will “ I don’t think we’re gathered The workshop was organized by tors had been discussing ways to Democratic town committees, first-floor room along with one of engines will go Into the F-16 whereas manages the military engines program operations of Providence-based Textron. come to Manchester Jan. 26 to air together to talk about what’s Larson and state Rep. Michael strengthen the party for some Larson said, with an eye toward the children, dressed in a snowsuit, Pratt’s engine will go into 45 F-16s and in West Palm Beach, Fla., said, "The He will be responsible for four of 'Textron’s their views on how the party can be wrong with the party," he said. “ I Helfgott' of Willington.' Larson time, but “ those discussions were recapturiifg seats in the 1985 Gordon said. 114 F-15S, the Air Force said. F-lOO has established outstanding seven operating groups: aerospace and electron­ strengthened as jiart of a workshop think we’re gathered together to appeared at today’s news confer­ intensified” after Republicans municipal elections and in the 1986 The main two sources of heat safety and performance records in both “ I ’m extremely appreciative of the ics, machine tool and precision bearings, being sponsored by eastern Con­ talk about how we can strengthen a ence with state Sen. Cornelius P. gained control of both the state statewide elections. were an oil burner and a coal st^ e . the F-15 and F-16 over the past thousands of Pratt and Whitney em­ engineered fasteners and industrial products. necticut legislators. very vibrant pirty.” O’Leary of Windsor Locks, Rep. House and Senate in the November When asked why voters were not But when firefighters arrived, both Herald photo by Ptnto decade.” ployees in Connecticut, Florida, Maine The creation of the new post of senior executive State Sen. John B. Larson, Among those scheduled to attend John D. Mordasky of Stafford election. participate in the workshop to were,, "stone cold,” Gordon said. Arthur E. Wegner, president of Pratt & Whitney, announces a and Georgia whose hard work, dedica­ vice president is in line with Textron President D-East Hartford, said at a news the workshop at are Gov. William Springs and Stephen T. Cassano of Larson said the workshop spon­ suggest changes the party could Temperatures in the area have NO MONETARY FIGURES were tion and skill have made this possible,” ■ Beverly F. Dolan’s announced plan to install a conference at the Capitol this A. O’Neill, U.S. Sen. Christopher Manchester, an MCC professor sorship was limited to eastern make, Larson and Cassano said dipped below 20 degrees since decisi(^by the Air Force to award 46 percent of its F-15 engine announced by the Air Force, but the Wegner said. new level of management between himself and morning that the daylong work­ Dodd and U.S. Reps. Samuel who lost a bid for the state Senate Connecticut legislators to keep the the workshop was intended to Tuesday. contraiM to the East Hartford firm. Last year, the contract was percentage breakdown means the Air the group vice presidents. It comes as Textron shop at Manchester Community G ejdenson and B arb ara B. in the Nov. 6 election. size manageable. emphasize the positive. A spokeswoman for Brockton Force will buy 159 engines from Pratt And Weicker said, “ Everyone in prepares to consummate its $1.4 billion acquision College would have a positive Kennelly. Topics to be addressed at the But he said discussion about “ You really can't evaluate from split 75-25 between General Electric Co., Pratt's main Hospital, Lee Guilfoyle, identified and 184 from GE. Connecticut can be proud of the of A vco Corp., a Greenwich - based aerospace and emphasis and would focus on ways workshop include developing plat­ reorganizing the party along geo­ without without first examining competitor, and Pratt & Whitney. " three of the children killed as Pratt "worked extremely hard over achievement that Pratt & Whitney has financial services company. Democrats can boost their LARSON SAID OTHER PANE­ forms and issues, participating in graphical lines could emerge from from within,” Cassano said. the past year, and it shows,” Sen. realized today. Fransel Nelson, 2, Uhsan Nelson, k 3, and Sean Nelson, 10. Pronounced dead shortly after arrival at Cardinal Cushing Hospital was Execs get Jobs secured Reagan continues shakeup in his administration Cajou Nel.son, 8. 3 utilities appeal Fransel, Cajou and Sean died of WATERBURY — Top executives of Scovill Inc. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ William Bennett, chairman of the was expected to face serious William Turnage of the Wilder­ nomination. He decribed Hodel as smoke inhalation, doctors said, have been given guaranteed contracts before the dent Reagan, trying to complete National Endowment for the Hu­ difficulty in winning confirmation, ness Society described Hodel’s “ a man of keen intelligence, while Uhsan died of smoke inhala­ company’s board of directors approved the sale withdrawal order the shakeup of his administration manities, to become education environmentalists — long critical nomination as "another unfortu­ unquestioned integrity and excep­ tion and burns. to First City Properties Inc. before his second term starts in 10 secretary. of Reagan — quickly raised nate step backward.” tional ability." Another child, John Nelson, 7, Bv Arthur Frederick "The board of directors of Scovill last week United Press International days, is tapping Energy Secretary White House spokesman Larry questions about Hodel, who served' taken to Boston’s Children’s Hospi­ gave the 13 top managers golden parachutes,” "H e was James Watt’s deputy Donald Hodel to succeed outgoing Speakes,;in. II, I9H5 - 3

t - MANCHESTER HERALP. Ki id;iv. .liiii II. IWS Group that helped poor repeets Gerena claim Young backs water protection

slowly, problems are now coming water supplies. Young said any said. A pending bill would require Bv Katbv Garmus industries to test their water Herald Reporter up that probably happened 10, 20, approach taken by the town should Caller directs newspaper to ‘Wise Men’ pictures involve groups like the Planning, supplies twice a year for any of 49 30 years ago.” and Zoning Commission. chemicals that are considered . ■ « . amnfuempty Inf lot In in a ahlfinlr black ntlri and HiRDailiC Hispanic bby v t the $11 million in cash taken Efforts to protect Manchester’s harmful, he said. The spokesman for the Ma­ ford Sunday^ GROUND WATER SUPPLIES HARTFORD (UPI) — A news­ Weils Fargo robbery fugitive ghetto. from Sentry Armored Car- ground water from pollution cheteros said some 400 children The Puerto Rican daily news­ account for about half of the BECAUSE DEVELOPMENT is paper in San Juan, Puerto Rico Victor M. Gerena as one of its Sunday was the Feast of the Courier in New York on Dec. 12, should include a combination of THE COMMISSION HAS been in Hartford and 200 in Puerto paper El Mundo Thursday pub­ ordinances, zoning regulations and 10-million-gallon-a-day capacity of inevitable, the town should adopt has published photographs that a members, that they were respon­ Three Kings or Epiphany, when 1982. regulations to minimize its impact working on other measures to help Rico received toys including lished four of seven photographs monitoring by industry, town the town water system. Young terrorist groups clainns prove sible for toy giveaways. the Hispanic community tradi­ prevent ground water which Macheteros spokesmen Water and Sewer Administrator said. The remainder comes from on the quality of water supplies, he their members were in Hartford The F B I in Connecticut is bicycles and brand name arti­ G E R E N A , 25, is on the F B I’s 10 contamination. said were taken during Sunday’s tionally gives gifts to celebrate Robert J. Young told the Conserva­ reservoirs. said. looking for the four men, three cles in top demand. Most Wanted List and Wells Last year it drafted a proposed Sunday handing gut gifts to area toy giveaway in Hartford. Christ’s birth. tion Commission Thursday night. Ground water contamination “ You’re not going to let a heavy poor. f dressed as Wise Men and one The four men reportediy gave Fargo has issued a $500,0(W has become a big problem in solvent-use industry come in and ordinance requiring the removal of CONNECTICUT FBI DIREC­ The group claimed it plotted " I f you can use the best manage­ Four of seven photographs taking photographs, who report­ a local man hired to drive the reward for his capture and Connecticut, with traces of pesti­ sit on the top of your aquifer,” he underground fuel tanks that were TOR Alonzo Lacey Jr. said for Gerena, a Wells Fargo guard, ment practices available and w ere published in E l Mundo, a edly gave away toys, food, cash truck a $100 bill as a tip but Lacey return of the money. cides and Industrial solvents show­ said, referring to areas that not being used. The ordinance was Thursday, “ There is a potential to disappear with $7 million of his employ them, you can make aimed at prevent! ng the seepage of Spanish-language daily news­ and appliances to children on the would not say if his office has the Since Gerena’s disappear­ ing up in wells throughout the contain sub-surface water. for any evidence to be credible.” employer’s cash from a West inroads,” he said. gasoline or oil from rotting tanks. paper Thursday. An anonymous Feast of the Epiphany. bill or was checking to see if it ance, letters verified by the F B I Young said that while Manches­ state. Young said that because most of “ E veryone is speaking for Mr. Hartford garage on Sept. 12, The Board of Directors has not caller, claiming to be the “ media Later, the anonymous spokes­ could have been part of the loot. as sent by him have expressed ter’s well water is relatively clean, Several Manchester wells off Manchester is over an aquifer, Gerena, but we haven’t heard 1983. protecting ground water by pre­ yet acted on that proposal. liaison” for the terrorists Los man for Los Macheteros, which “ I am not able to make any concern for the poor and op­ the town should take measures to New State Road were found in 1983 from him about any involve­ venting development near aquif­ The commission has also been Macheteros, directed the pap­ wants independence from comment on something that pressed but they have not protect the ground water from to be contaminated by industrial ment,” said Lacey. THREE OF THE MEN. ers is not possible. planning a campaign to educate er’s staff to a plastic bag hanging Puerto Rico, called various could conceivably be used as mentioned the terrorist group. which it is derived. When contami­ cleaners. The source of that FBI agents distributed photo­ dressed as the Wise Men and contamination has never been "In that case, we better all get up homeowners on proper ways to from a fence post across the media outlets in Hartford and evidence in an investigation,” The group has taken responsi­ nants enter ground water, they graphs of Gerena throughout the described as polite, handed out pinpointed. and leave,” he said. dispose of common household street from the paper’s offices. Puerto Rico to say group said Lacey. bility for an attack near San Juan often do not appear for years, he largely Hispanic neighborhood $5,000 worth of Christmas toys, Town General Manager Robert Legislation that is scheduled to wastes, such as paints and clean­ The FBI Thursday steered members had distributed toys The heist is the second largest on a bus transporting U.S. said. ing solvents, that have potentially and said they had eliminated the cash and food from a rented “ Ground water we receive today B. Weiss has appointed a commit­ come before the General Assembly clear of accepting the claims by purchased with money from the in U.S. history, surpassed only Marines December 1979 • harmful effects if they enter possibility Gerena was in .Hart- tractor trailer parked on an might be 1,000 years old,” he said. tee to study what can be done to this year could also afford protec­ Los Macheteros, which lists robbery. ground water supplies. 'Because ground water moves so protect the town’s underground tion for town water supplies, he Weather P e o p le t a lk Pension payment rises Today’s forecast Manchester Cosell against boxing * Crosby’s legal calamity Connecticut, Massachusetts A Dallas judge has issued an arrest warrant for and Rhode Island: Travelers in Brief Howard Cosell, who during the Summer Herald photo by Tarqulnlo due to court decision Olympics enthusiastically announced dozens of singer David Crosby, who was supposed to enter a advisory along south coast to­ drug treatment program as a condition of day. Occasional snow south U.S. Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly, D-Conn., speaks ot her teuts, now wants boxing outlawed. “ I don't think A court decision which held that the Geyer said seven of the 83 members of the remaining free on bail. today with 2 to 3 inches likely improvements or controls are the answer. I think career to 'abput 80 students in the Manchester High normal retirement- age for Manchester Police Department are over 50 years old Embezzled sum tops $1,600 Crosby’s conviction in Texas.for possessing along the south coast. Light snow and two who have terminated employment the answer is abolition,’’ he said. School library on Thursday. police officers is 50 wili raise the cost of the The total amount believed to have been Cosell will appear on the PBS show “ Frontline” cocaine and carrying a loaded .45 caliber pistol likely north with up to 1 inch with the town after becoming vested in the was overturned on an illegal entry question, but town contribution to the police pension fund embezzled from motor vehicle fines paid at with Judy Woodruff in February to express his accumulation possible. Cold with by ^4,951 in the current fiscal year. pension plan are now over 50. ■ Manchester Superior Court since 1983 is $1,659 views. Another guest will be Muhammad All, who prosecutors are still appealing. In December, highs in the 20s. Snow ending Those nine persons are eligible to claim State District Judge Pat McDowell ordered the Fred Geyer, chairman of the town and the investigation is continuing, the state acknowledges he suffers fhem confusion and tonight. Cold with lows around 5 pensions. former member of Crosby, Stills and Nash to Students get lesson Pension Board, said Thursday that the auditor in charge of'the investigation said today. Blurred speech. above in the Berkshires to teens The decision, written by Judge David M. enter a drug program during the appeal process. actuary for the pension fund has deter­ Auditor Cosmo Gapalardo said eight deposit Said Ali, “ It is possible my brain has been shook southeast. Partly sunny Satur­ mined that the court’s interpretation of the Borden of the state’s Appellate Court receipt books, which auditors have been using to a lot. I ’ve taken a lot. I notice slurs of my speech On Wednesday, McDowell revoked Crosby’s disagreed with postitions taken by both the $15,000 bond and ordered his arrest after the day. Cold with highs in the 20s. police pension rules requires that increase. trace the fines, are missing. Each book contained ...” But, he added, “ I ’ve also got millions of from Rep. Kennelly The increase will be higher next year when town and the police union. Maine: Partly sunny today singer’s lawyers told him Crosby had not The union argued that officers would take 125 receipts, he said. dollars put away for my children." with a chance of flurries far it will be based on higher salaries. Geyer The investigation, which started last fall, has complied. early retirement, with reduced pensions, . Cosell summed up with, "It all seemed to true north and chance of some light second term in' the November said. been delayed but not stymied by the disappear­ and logical to me, that (boxing) was an avenue of By Sarah E. Hall before they reached the age of 50 if they had snow extreme south. Highs in the election. Actually the amount the town will need to • ance of the records, Galapardo said. “ I ’m going escape for the underprivileged. But the whole Herald Reporter served for 25 years or more. The town teens north and upper teens to Students can prepare for a contribute in the year’s budget will be 65 to have to try to go back to the original source.” of argument is specious. Only a handful ever Writing ability and pluck will argued that the normal retirement age for low 20s south. Fair tonight. Lows career in government by get­ percent of the $74,951 actuarial, cost, "rhe the information recorded in the missing books, he su cce^ at it. The rest wind upfractured people.” do more to land a government police officers is 60 and the earliest age at Nuptials In the Jungle 0 to 10 below north and 5 above to An 80 percent chance of enow ting a solid background in town is phasing in funding of the tension said. , career than almost any other fund’s unfunded liability and for this year which police officers could retire is 50. A belated announcement in Hollywood reveals 5 below south. M ostly sunny on writing, Kennelly said. She said He said the investigation, which is being Today; Cloudy with occasional snow. Accumulation of 1 to 2 Inches skill. U.S. Rep. Barbara B. the proportion of the phase-in is 65 percent. The court held that 50 is the normal that Pamela Bellwood, 35, who plays Claudia Saturday. Highs in the teens that the “ number one question” coupled with a routine audit of the court, will possible. Cold with high 20 to 25. Wind north 10 to 20 mph. Chance of Kennelly, D-Conn., told about 80 The date for appealing the decision to the retirement age and that there is no Carrington in ABC-TV’s “ Dynasty” , was wed north and upper teens to lower she asks applicants for positions probably take at least two more months. snow 00 percent. Tonight; Snow ending. Cold with low around 10. students at Manchester High Supreme Court has passed. Neither the provision in the pension rules for early Another actor-pollticlan Dec. 30 in a Nepalese jungle resort to on her staff is, “ Can you 20s south. Wind northwest 10 to 20 mph. Saturday; Partly sunny and cold. High School Thursday morning. town nor the union have filed an appeal. retirement of police officers. photo-journalist Nick Wheeler, 42. It was the write?” . Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis has gone New Hampshire: Today partly 20 to 25. Today's weather picture was drawn by 10-year-old Luigi Her talk on career opportuni­ the extra mile to promote his state as an second marriage for both. sunny north and variable cloudi­ Gross! of Briarwood Drive, a fourth-grade student at Keeney Street ties in government was pep­ RECENTLY, SHE DIS­ D O T solicits plan comments attractive setting for the motion picture industry. A “ Dynasty” publicist says Pamela and Nick ness with a chance of some light pered witii personal anecdotes. School. MISSED a “computer whiz” Written comments on the Main Street recon­ He appeared in a 90-second cameo Wednesday arrived at the ceremony site, 30 minutes upriver snow in the south. Clearing south If it weren’t for serendipity — State traffic commission who was on her staff of 18. The struction plan wilt be accepted at the Manchester night on the hospital show “ St. Elsewhere,” from Tiger Tops resort, on brightly painted and fair north tonight. Lows 5 and her willingness to take a reason, she said, was that he town clerk’s office or at the Engineer of wfiicb is nominally set in Boston. elephants. After the Buddhist ceremony, guests above to 5 below. Mostly sunny chance — she might have sipped champagne in their treetop could not write coherently. Municipal Systems, state Department of Trans­ In the episode, filmed during his recent on Saturday. Highs in the teens broome a teacher, Kennelly told Holding a government post is Hollywood visit, Dukakis — in a jogging suit — accomodations. next step for piaza pian portation, 24 Wolcott Hill Road, Wethersfield, north and upper teens to low 20s the crowd. becoming increasingly diffi­ 06109, until Jan. 23. went to the emergency room of St. Eligius The bride is quoted as saying, “ It was a She said that when she was a south. cult. according to the congress- Preliminary design plans for the 90,000- than 200 parking stalls or is more than The statements should be reproducible in black Hospital with a sprained ankle. The role was not beautiful and magical moment. No one has ever young woman, she never consi­ Vermont: Variable cloudiness woman. Yale graduates may square-foot Talcottville Plaza approved by 100,000 square feet. The proposed plaza, and white and on paper no larger than 8>A inches one that neieded rehearsal. been married there before or will ever be married d e r ^ politics as a career. As with flurries south today. Cold. end up competing for a job as a the Planning and Zoning Commission which is on state Route 83, will have In by II inches. “ Name?” asked the doctor. “ Michael Duka­ there again.” the daughter of prominent De­ Highs in the teens to around 20. receptionist, she said. earlier this week will, be submitted to the excess of 500 parking spaces, O’Neill said. Downtown Main Street would be reconstructed kis,” he replied. Occupation? — "Governor.” In mocrat John Bailey, Kennelly Rather cloudy with flurries state Traffic Commission late next week, If the traffic commission feels there may under the proposal at a cost of $4.8 million. A his hometown, elderly residents of the apartment came from a political family, Once in office, she said, she tonight. Cold. Lows 5 above 10 project engineer William O’Neill said be any damage to the traffic flow as a result hearing on the plan Wednesday drew 75 people. complex that provides the opening-shot facade of but her father refused to let any had to stay up nights reading below north to 5 to 10 above of the development, the developers will be Most of the 25 speakers favored the concept of the St. Eligius applauded their gov’s performance. of his four children major in about jet engines to learn Thursday. She knew It eariy south. A little sunshine Saturday The property on which the shopping plaza required to make improvements, O’Neill plan. Several asked for modifications. political science. enough about Pratt and Whit­ The sultry Madonna, whose debut album of the with a few flurries. Cold. Highs in ney’s contract dispute to de­ will be located comprises 15 acres on said. "H e really felt that you could It appears that Konover will be making same name was on the charts for a year, says she the teens to around 20. velop an intelligent position. Tolland Turnpike, north of its intersection not learn that out of a book,” Improvements to the road as well as knew early on that she wasn’t a “ nice girl.” Her own degree in economics with Parker Street. The developer of the Kennelly said. She said she was enlarging a drainage culvert as a partial Friday’s glimpses Madonna, whose last name is Clccone, told has proved invaluable, despite project is the Konover Development Co. of Music has some friends Extended outlook 40 years old and had four solution to long-standing drainage prob­ Glamour magazine for the February issue, “ I her early statement that social West Hartford. January has been named “ Friends of Music With her husband trying out TV stardom, Extended outlook for New children before trying to return lems in that section of Tolland Turnpike, Massachusetts First Lady Kitty Dukakis has already knew that people were never going to issues would dominate her John M. Larson, company vice president, Month” by the mayor to urge support for a newly England Sunday through to work. She lost her bid for a O’Neill said. announced she will lead a fact-finding tour of think of me as a nice girl when I was in the fifth agenda, Kennelly said. She said this week the entire development cost, formed organization in town known as Manches­ Tuesday; history teacher’s job to a war refugee camps in Thailand. grade.” quickly learned that Medicare including engineers’ fees, will be In the $4 to ter Friends of Music. Connecticut, Massachusetts veteran. In addition to special exception approval A crowd waiting for tickets at Ford’s Theater in She also revealed that there are nude pictures and welfare programs have $5 million range. The group was formed to support music and Rhode Island: F a ir Sunday. for the development, Konover’s application Washington, D.C., Wednesday night heckled of herself floating around — from art class "IF ’THINGS HAD worked out more to do with dollars than The plaza has one anchor tenant, a programs in Manchester schools. m . received approval for inland wetlands and Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger as he modeling she did before ber rise to fame. Any Chance of snow Monday. Partly differently, I would be a history social dogma. supermarket which Larson refused to Anyone interested in contributing to the group flood-plain permits. The project plans In the stepped from his limo. One woman shouted, regrets? “ I never say ‘I should have.’ There’s no cloudy Tuesday, Lows in the mid name. A number of smaller retailers have to help pay for transportation for young teacher today,” Kennelly said. town Planning Office include the drainage “ Hey! Sit by me. I ’ve'got afew things to tell you.” time and no room,” she said. teens to lower 20s. Highs in the The moral, she said, was.to be CANDIDATES MUST ALSO expressed interest in locating there, he musicians, scholarships, music camps and Satellite view culvert and a widened road in front of the 30s. aware that winning public office be able to handle criticism, indicated. lessons, can send their donations to Manchester Vermont: Fair Sunday and Kennelly said. Larson said he hoped the traffic commis­ development. Friends of Music, c/o Helene Eitel, 97 Blue Ridge Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows is often a matter of Larson said he anticipates that once all Monday. Chance of flurries. “ You’re putting yourself out sion would approve the plans in about three Drive, Manchester, 06040. clouds producing light snow with a storm along the Middle Atlantic circumstance. needed approvals are garnered, including a •Tuesday. Highs in the 20s. Lows “ Don’t wait for the ‘right there and asking people to judge months. coast. Gray low clouds extend westward to the Midwest and also building permit, the plaza will take about zero to 10 above. moment’ ,” she advised. “ Some you,” she said. "And when you O’Neill, of the Manchester firm Fuss and produced some light snow. In the South, high clouds are across O’Neill, said that a traffic study is required six months to build. Assuming sail goes Maine: Chance of flurries of the greatest sucess stories lose, you lose publicly.” Texas. Only patchy cloudiness Is seen over the remainder of the on any development close enough to a state well, construction could start in March or north early Sunday otherwise are just people who took that She was put on the spot when Network needs volunteers country, and Clouds along a cold front are just off the West Coast. road to have an impact and having more April, he said. fair through Monday. Chance of chance.” one student asked how much she Manchester’s emergency shelter network for flurries Tuesday. Highs 5 to IS Kennelly said her own chance makes. “ $72,090,” she ans­ children who are having trouble at home needs north and 15 to 25 south. Lows 0 to came when the Hartford Civic wered. “ It’s obviously a very more families who can take in youngsters for up SCAT high salary — but let me tell 10 below north and 10 above to 5 Center roof collapsed and she to two weeks, Youth Services Director Robert led an commitee investigating you, you work for it.” below south. 0LIS> Fire Cails Digan said this week. That led her to another point New Hampshire: Chance of the matter. The post afforded Digan said that although the network usually ^ her media coverage she needed — that politicians should always flurries north early Sunday 30.347 has a dozen families on its calling list, it currently ‘ to win the First District seat in have a career to fall back on in Manchester Thursday, 1:08 p,m. — alarm, Cheney otherwise fair through Monday. CMMO CJOO has fewer than half that number. Congress, she said. She 'von a case they lose. Dye House (Town). Chance of flurries Tuesday. A Wednesday, 3; 35 p.m. — alarm. Meadows “ We had probably five calls in the last three I FMANCISCO^ Convalescent Center, Bidwell Street Thursday, 4:19 p.m. — medical call, 201 weeks,” Digan said.' ‘Two of the youngsters could Highs 5 to 15 north and 15 to 25 School St. (Town. Param edics). not be placed.” Family problems tend to flare up south. Lows 0 to 10 below north (Town). Wednesday, 6:48 p.m. — smoke investi­ Frida; y, 12:29 a.m. — medical call. 70 over the holidays, so more children than usual and 10 above to 5 below south. 3^14 gation, Mitchell Drive (Town). Porter St. (Town. Paramedics). need placement, according to Digan. LOWCST EMS panel discusses Long Island Sound ■MMnATuecs Wednesday, 11; 15 p.m. — medical call, 72 Network volunteers should expect to be called .„iJlQO 0 Essex St. (Town, Paramedics). any hour of the day or night, Digaii said. “ We Long Island Sound to Watch O e U A N S Thursday, 1:35 a.m. — alarm, Center Tolland County don’t pay you,” he explained. "You feed, house, Hill, R.I., and Montauk Point; -ICOCMD- 911 and CPR courses Congregational Church (Town). and otherwise take care of the youngster.” Thursday, 2:16 a.m. — alarm. Center Wednesday, 6:36 p.m. — medical call, “ We figure that with twelve people on the Winds north to northeast 10 call the 911 number when it is By Alex GIrelll Congregational Church (Town). intersection of Route 31 and Lake Street, calling list, you might get called once a year,' M' knots to 20 knots today. Visiblity appropriate. f^saosnas*^ f{5» Herald Reporter Thursday, 9; 53 a.m. — medical call, 30D Coventry (South Coventry). oPIgan said. For more information, call Carol increasing to 15 knots to 25 knots The council also discussed u n w c A T u n s o t o c a s t ft Channing Drive (Town, Paramedics). Thursday, 6:49 p.m. — medical call. late afternoon then becoming courses for the public in Cardio Molumphy of Youth Services at 647-3494. Members of the Emergency Thursday, 1:05 p.m. — unknown call, 97 Route 6 at The Car Port, Andover northwest and increasing to 20 Pulm onary Resucitation and Medical Services Council Thurs­ Hilltop Drive (Town, Paramedics). (Andover). knots to 30 knots with higher National forecast day night wondered why some training of Emergency Medical / • gusts tonight and into Satui^ay. people do not automatically dial Techinicians. Visibility occasionally 2 m iles to. For the period ending 7 a.m. EST Saturday. Early Saturday morning, 911 when they have a medical Dr. Joel Reich, the chairman, Mayor says hall reserved 4 miles and locally arouiid 1 mile' snow is forecast for parts of the Gulf Coast, Southern Plateau Region. emergency. said the 8-hour CPR courses are or less in snow and fog today. Also parts of the Lower Great Lakes and Northern Pacific Coast. Council members had different planned for the public and for Visibilities increasing to 5 miles Elsewhere the weather will be fair. Minimum temperatures will opinions on the subject. health professionals. for 28 days every year - MARLOW’S ANNUAL or better later this afternoon but include; (Maximum temperatures in parenthesis); Atlanta 23 (40), The upshot of the discussion at He said the courses for the public a chance of 3 m iles to 5 m iles in Boston 17 (32), Chicago 0 (25), Cleveland 10 (25),-Dallas 22 (32), their regular meeting was that would be targeted two ways; toward families who have cardiac By Alex GIrelll two days, and Temple Beth Shalom flurries through this evening. Denver 0 (31). Duluth -03 (20), Houston 30 (39), Jacksonville31 (51), Ronald Kraatz, town health direc­ SHOE CLEARANCE SALE patients among them and toward Herald Reporter for seven days, a total of 14. Snow today diminishing to flur­ Kansas City -01 (24), Little Rock 20 (38), Los Angeles 32 (69), Miami tor, will consider sponsoring a people who are normally in places Most members of the foundation ries by this evening. Partial public survey to determine what 55 (70), Minneapolis 5 (22), New Orleans 32 (43), New York 20 (29), where people congretate, like Manchester Mayor Barbara took the view that the 14 days for UP I photo clearing iater tonight and partly people would do when faced with a Phoenix 38 (61), St. Louis 11 (26), San Francisco 35 (59), Seattle 38 shopping centers. Weinberg said Thursday her un­ which the the town government sunny on Saturday. Avei’age medical emergency. A survey like (51), Washington 21 (33). He said the council should soon derstanding is that the 14 days for has reserved the right to free use of Today In history wave heights — 1 foot to 3 feet that was conducted before the town set up its Advanced Life Support set a target date for the start of which the town reserves the right the hall are the same 14 days $inoo today increasing to 2 feet to 4 feet program. courses. to use Cheney Hall free of charge O n Jan. .11. 1935, American aviatrix California. Still in the cockpit and this afternoon and into tonight. alloted to the organizations. The possility of distributing are not the same 14 days during But Don Kuehl, a foundation holding a bunch of roses just handed to Manchester Herald SOME E Q UIPM ENT for the ■ ■ pair Amelia Earhart Putnam became the fly more phone stickers with the which three town organizations member, disagreed. He said the hear, she is interviewed for radio. number 911 on them was also courses can be supplied by the across the Pacific from Hawaii to Richard M. Diamond, Publisher must be allowed to use the hall free town would not have committed mentioned. hospital. Other equipment will be if they want to. also: Men’s Casual Shoe Sale Lottery Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraitis Some members said they felt bought with money donated for the itself — as it does in the language of purpose. the lease — to cleaning up the Associate Publisher Business Manager people panic and forget the The question was brought up number in emergencies; some felt Reich said he would consult parking lot after its use of the hall it / Almanac Connecticut daily Manchester Community College Wednesday at a meeting of the »15»? USPS 327-500 VOL. CIV, No. 86 people do not memorize it; and it had been referring to use by the Thursday: 760 some felt people are reluctant to officials about cooperating with CHieney Hall Foundation by David temple, UNICO or Rotary. Publlihfd dolly sxcapt Sunday Suooattad corrlar rotas ora SI.20 dial 911 because they do not want the college in offering courses for Newirth of the Little Theater of Today is Friday, Jan. 11, the 11th Terry released a report saying Weinberg said today the lease prime minister of Canada, in 1815; Play Four: 6214 and cortaln holldoyt by tht AAan- wookly, $5.12 for ona month, S1S.35 what they perceive to be too heavy Emegency Medical Technicians. M a n c h e s te r , a foundation day of 1985 with 354 to follow. psychologist and philosopher Wil­ smoking cigarettes is a definite chostor Publlshine Co., 14 Brolnard tor throa months, 830.70 tor six refers to “ official” uses by the monthsond $41.40for ona yoor. Moll a response, with fire apparatus The college already offers such member. LTM , a partner in the The moon is moving toward its “ health hazard.” Rainbow Jackpot: Ploct, Manchntor, Conn. 04040. town. She said said envisioned as liam James in 1842, and South Sacond dost pottoea paid at Man- rotas ora ovollabla on raouast. joining the paramedic rescue courses. effort to restore the hall for I- St quarter. African novelist Alan Paton in In 1983, Palestine Liberation B — Red — 899 chottor, Conn. POSTMAS-TER; Council members said they are meeting of all town agencies Organization chief Yasser Arafat Sand oddratt chanoat to tha Mon- truck and an ambulance. community use, will have reponsi- MARLOW’S The morning stars are Mercury 1903. primarly interested in training as together as one example. visited Moscow for talks with chastar Harold, P.O. Box 501, To ploca o closalttad or display bllity for managing the building FIRST FOR EVERYTHING SINCE 1911 and Saturn. On this date in history; Monchoatar, Conn. 04040. odvartlsamant, or to raport a nows THE DEGREE OF RESPONSE EMTs people who are interested in She cited the Christmas carol Soviet President Yuri Andropov. other numbers drawn Thurs­ Itam, story or pldura Idaa, coll once it becomes available for The evening stars are Venus, In 1785, the Contlnentai Congress has been.pared down somewhat using the skills and are in a position sing held in December as another Downtown Main St., Manchester Mars and Jupiter. A thought for the day; day in New England; GUARANTEED DELIVe' rY: If 443-2711. Otrica hours araS:30o.m. public use. ______convened in New York City. to 5 p.m. Monday throuohrFrldoy. since the beginning of the to do so, like firefighters. example of a use by the town. She Open 5 days — Thurs. 'til 9 Those born on this date are under Psychologist-philosopher William New Hampshire daily; 2805. you don't rocolva your Harold by 5 In 1861, Alabama seceded from p.m. waakdoys or 7:30- o.m. Satur­ program. Reich, who is in charge of the When John Barnini, former said the event might become an the sign of Capricorn. They include James said, “ The moral flabbiness the Union. Rhode Island dally; 132$. day, plaota talaphona your corrlar; Or. Robert Butterfield, former Emergency Department at Man­ annual one. When the building is American statesman Alexander born of the exclusive worship o f ... If you'ro unoblo to raoch your Tha Monchastar Harold Is o owner of the building, donated It to FREE PARKIM FRORT In 1935, American aviator Ame­ Rhode Island Lot-O-Bucks; subscribar to Unltod Prass Intarno- chairman of the councii and now an chester Memoiiai Hospital, said success — with the squalid cash corrlar, coll tubicrlbar tarvica at the town, it was under the condition complete, it may be used during AND REAR OF RTORE 649-5221 Hamilton, first secretary of the lia Earhart became the first 1^0^38-S^27. 443-2711 by 7 p.m. woakdoyt or 10 tlonol nows sarvlcos and Is a honary member, said some doc­ the hospital conducted a similar interpretation put on the word mambar of tha Audit Buroau of that UNICO be permitted to use the the 'carol sing, especially for treasury, in 1757; Ezra Cornell, woman to fly across the Pacific Maine daily; 825. o.m. Saturdays for puarontaad tors are not fully aware of the ALS course in the fall for hospital success — is (America’s) national dallvary In Monchattar. Circulations. hall free for five days. Rotary for serving refreshments, she said. sooeooeoaoeeifooaiaeeaeoaeoac founder of Cornell University, in from Hawaii to California. Vermont daily; 541. system and do not tell patients to personnel. 1807; Sir John A. Mkcdonaid, first In 1964, Surgeon General Luther disease.” Massachusetts daily; 1427. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Jan. 11. 1985 — 5_

4 - M ANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 11. 1985 Extra buses *a real boon’ Killer ‘sorry’ as he faces death Packman seeks 11.S% hike South Carolina uses electric chair for first time in 23T years bitterness toward anyone. May God bless slight rocking motion. There were whiffs of By John Vaughan and forgive you all.” United Press International smoke from the electrodes on his ankles. “ He remained calm and in good spirits A priest with him made a sign of blessing and Bright reached down and kissed him on , in Boiton schooi spending and was in total control throughout the COLUMBIA, S.C. — Joseph Carl Shaw, the cheek before leaving the chamber. whole process,” said Doug Catoe, a deputy apologizing to the families of his victims Shaw spent Thursday in a death-house commissioner at the Central Correctional and saying he believed God had forgiven holding cell playing Trivial Pursuit with his and computer center. The proposal Teacher salaries make up 43.7 Institution. him, was put to death in the electric chair mother, step-father and two half-brothers. By Sarah E. Hall was defeated in a referendum Nov. percent of the total budget. Pack- • “ It appears to be done about as well as it Herald Reporter man said. Taking new positions today in South Carolina’s find execution in Before eating a last meal of pizza and tossed 6 . could have been done,” said Catoe. nearly 23 years. But Packman guessed that his and a 9.2 percent pay increase into Shaw, who said he was a victim of drug salad he held a news conference. " I want to say I ’m sorry to all three BOLTON — School spending spending plan will not be dramati­ account, total expenditures on abuse, was convicted along with James "The murders are never out of my mind,” families — the Swanks, Taylors and the would rise 11.8 percent in the next cally changed before it goes to the salaries will rise 12.98 percent in said Shaw. "M y deepest sympathies are Hartnesses,” said Shaw, 29, after being Terry Roach and Ronald Mahaffey of fiscal year under a proposed S2.7 Board of Finance for approvai. 1985-86, Packman said. killing Thomas Taylor, 17, and then raping with the families of the victims, I believe I million budget released Thursday strapped in the 73-year-old oaken chair. " I am forgiven in God’s eyes.” After that it faces a vote by hope they will have some peace when all the and killing Taylor’s 14-year-old girlfriend, by School Superintendent Richard townspeople at a Town Meeting. SUPPORT SERVICES such as Carlotta Hartness, in 1977. Roach is on He said he tried not to think about the publicity about me ends.” Packman. School board members have had transportation, capital outlay, in- death row. Mahaffey is serving life in execution and wanted to remain strong for Packman predicted that parents ■surance and food service show the He thanked his lawyers and urged those his family, who came from Crestwood, K y ., heavy input in drawing up the fighting the death penalty to keep on prison. would welcome the single largest budget. Packman said. smallest increase, at 6.9 percent. Shaw, a Catholic and former altar boy to spend his last week with him. fighting. improvement: $30,000 to allow a That includes the $30,000 for the and military policeman, also confessed to Shaw was the first person executed in single bus run for students in single elementary school bus run. "K illing was wrong when I did it, and it is South Carolina since April 1962 and the 35th A NEW FOREIGN LANGUAGE wrong when you do it,” Shaw said. “ I have the murder of Betty Swank, 21, who was kindergarten through grade 8. I shot 12 days before the Taylor-Hartness in the nation since capital punishment was PROGRAM for students in grades no bitterness toward anyone. May God "F o r Bolton people, this is a big five through eight, staffed by a , Other expenditures Packman killings. All three victims were from reinstated in 1976. His was the fourth thing,” Packman told a reporter has proposed include: bless and forgive you all.” execution in two weeks. single part-time teacher, is al^ His attorney, Stephen Bright of Atlanta, Columbia. after presenting his budget to the • $7,500 to blacktop basketball About 75 supporters of the death penalty included in Packman's recommen­ then kissed Shaw on the cheek and stepped Shaw, his voice breaking, read his final Board of Education. "W e ’ve fi­ dation. The new position would courts at Center School. statement from two yellow legal sheets. stood outside the prison and cheered when nally eliminated the double bus run • $6,879 for carpeting in the K-4 back out of the execution chamber. they learned the execution had been carried cost $8,788. Shaw was pronounced dead at 5:16 a.m. "T o the other guys on death row J say ... This is a real boon for the town.” building library and replace car­ ‘stay strong and keep up the fight.’ To all out — one with a sign reading "Bum , baby, New positions account for a total UPI photo EST from two 60-second jolts of 2,300 volts Currently, five large buses and a peting elsewhere. burn.” of $54,019 in the 1985-86 budget. of electricity. The current was turned on at those who have sought my death and to Gov. mini-bus must make two trips to Packman said. Some $12,100 would • $1,043 for staging. (Dick) Riley, I hope you learn by your Earlier, about 300 death penalty protes­ schooi each morning and after­ • $750 for a kiln to be used in Death penalty opponents Morgan Lee and Lori Kornegy hold 5:08 a.m. . ters held a prayer service outside the be spent for curriculum Witnesses said Shaw clenched his fist mistake. Killing was wrong when I did it, noon. Some children arrive at the high school art program. candlelight vigil in Cpiumbia, S.C., protesting the execution of prison. improvement. when the current was turned on and made a and it is wrong when you do it, I have no V school as early as 8:20 a.m., while Revenues from the state and • $1,450 for a new xylophone, a confessedruessea killerxiiier Josephjosepn oariCarl onaw.Shaw some don’t get home until 4 p.m. tuition from Willington students new trombone, and other music “ That’s an awful long day for a who attend Bolton High School are equipment. Herald photo by Tarquinlo little guy in first grade," Packman up $66,000 for the 1985-86 school • $1,300 for a refrigerator for the ! General Manager Robert Weiss, center, said. His budget wouid allow the year. Packman said. high school staff room and visitor us./w.rMBri«F I Blood test may limit spread of AIDS Herbert Appleton, an assistant state's single run by adding two more The account which would rise the seating in elementary offices. In the NCI study all but two of 88 and Capt. Robert Guliano, who heads NEW YORK (U PI) — Scientists recognize and attack different higher risk for developing AIDS. attorney in Hartford^ speaks Thursday large buses. most under Packman’s plan is • $975 for an air conditioner and AIDS patients had positive or have discovered an antibody test invading viruses. The presence of About 2 percent of all reported night at Whiton Library during a forum the Manchester Police patrol division, special learning programs, which desk chair. borderline results for the antilwdy. Ortega makes amnesty offer that can block the spread of AIDS antibodies in blood indicate a AIDS cases are associated with the right. IF ’raE SPENDING PLAN for would receive an additional $31,555 • $6,000 to paint the interior of Negative results were found in 93 on the rights of people stopped by through blood banks and warn person has been exposed to a virus. administration of blood or blood transportation is approved, school for “ exceptional” children. Nearly the grade 5-8 building. MANAGUA, Nicaragua — President Daniel Ortega, who percent of the 297 heathy people police. The featured speakers included donors if they have been exposed to In Washington, U.S. Health and products. would open about 10 minutes $22,000 of that would be used to pay • $10,600 for. rep a irs and began his first day in office today, has offered amnesty to In the CDC study, Ann Hardy and earlier next year. Packman said. the deadly virus. Human Services Secretary Mar­ AIDS /destroys the body’s iin- tuitions for children who cannot be maintenence. U.S.-backed febels and declared Nicaragua is no enemy of its garet Heckler said because people mune system, leaving it suscepti­ co-workers estimated the fre­ The Bolton Education Association • $2,950 for repair of high school The research, done by scientists taught in Bolton schools and need Central American neighbors or the United States. who have antibodies to the virus ble to a host of rare diseases. quency of AIDS in certain groups has already agreed to increase placement in other institutions. tennis courts. at the National Cancer Institute in of people from June 1983 to May Ortega, clad in informal military dress, took the presidential Bethesday, Md., was reported in "are probably capable of transmit­ According to statistics, 80 percent Captain and state’s attorney instructional time, because 1984. oath Thursday in Revolution Square before a 80,000-strong ting the virus to others” that of those diagnoised with the teachers already spend considera­ today’s Journal of the American They reported that more than 150 crowd, among them representatives from 69 nations, including "many cases of AIDS will be disea.se die within two years. ble time supervising pupils who Medical Association. out of every 100,000 Intravenous Cuban President Fidel Castro. prevented by widespread applica­ arrive early and stay late. Warrants sought in burglary Results from tests of 88 patients The concept forthe HTLV HI test drug users in New York City and A 21-gun salutei^s fired after Ortega, 39, and Vice President tion of the new H TLV-III test.” In dollars. Packman's budget with Acquired Immune Deficiency — known as ELISA, enzyme-linked New Jersey, homosexual and teii residents to obey cops represents an increase of $289,209 Sergio RamiiwrrTz, were inaugurated. Syndrome and 297 healthy people There have been 7,788 reported BOLTON — State police re­ be reached and the high school cases of AIDS and 3,687 deaths in immunosorbent assay — was bisexual men in San Fransisco and over current spending. There were ported they were seeking arrest principal, Joseph Fleming, re­ Following the ceremony of the first elected president since the showed that the new test is developed by Dr. Robert Gallo and Manhattan and hemophiliacs who being arrested for, but may first the past six years, according to the that’s the judicial system,” he 477 chiidren enrolled in Bolton warrants for three teenagers sus­ fused to comment on the case. Sandinistas swept to power in the 1979 revolution, an estimated sensitive and specific enough to co-workers at the cancer institute Continued from page 1 demand identification and, in Center for Disease Control in require clotting factor made from said. Elementary and Center schools in pected of breaking into Bolton Police said most of the equip­ 250,000 Nicaraguans danced and celebrated at a "people’s” detect the presence of antibodies certain cases, search you for and had been used in research. human blood contracted AIDS. formal complaints alter being Capt. Guliano said that internal December. Bolton High School — ment, which included calculators, party in the huge Carlos Fonseca Amador Plaza. against HTLV-III virus, which has Atlanta. FDA approval for commercial weapons. And police have a moral High School last Wednesday and The CDC confirmed Thursday People, especially children, who stopped by police, claiming they investigations into complaints the smallest in the state — had a stealing more than $7,000 worth of typewriters and tools, was reco­ been linked to AIDS, said Dr. — but no legal — obligation to teil that intravenous drug users, single test kits being developed by five needed blood transfusions for were stopped mainly because they against Manchester police are tally of 109 pupils last month. vered Thursday. William Blattner, chief of the companies is expected in the next you afterwards why you have been industrial arts equipment. men — primaril v homosexuals and other reasons and female sexual were black. The youths were never sometimes resolved in favor of the The proposed budget allocates Police said the thieves appar­ family studies section at the stopped and questioned, even if A spokesman for the Troop K bisexuals — certain hemophiliacs few weeks, according to Dr. James partners of intravenous drug users arrested and internal police inves­ person who complained. The most $10,400 for computers. School barracks in Colchester did not ently got into the school by cancer institute. were also at greater risk. Hardy they do not arrest you, he said. Policeman denies charges and Haitians who entered the Curran, chief of the AIDS section tigations officially cleared the recent such case occured within board member Michael Parsons know if the suspects are Bolton breaking a pane of glass in an The body fights infection by Appleton said an officer must country after 1977 have a much at the CDC in Atlanta. reported in the journal. officers of wrongdoing. the last several months, he said. said that may be too little in light of outside door. Several more win­ TORUN, Poland — A secret police officer says charges against producing specific antibodies that immediately inform you of your High School students. The investi­ Weiss said a recent computer But he refused to discuss the board’s recent attempt to gain gating officer, Bolton Resident dows were broken inside the him of instigating the murder of a pro-Solidarity priest were constitutional rights, including search of police records showed details of the incident. approval for an $800,000 library school, police said. based on slanderous allegations by his subordinate Who carried your right to an attorney and to Trooper Richard Walsh, could not that the percentage of black people LT. SAMUEL W. KOTSCH JR., remain silent, the instant he out the crim e alone. Kennedy meets leaders on apartheid J pulled over for motor-vehicle who headed the investigations Into Col. Adam Pietruszka, the most senior of four secret policemen J violations in town is equal to the arrests you. the controversial cases last year, Capt. Guliano said Manchester ‘ DISCOVER THE "PLUS ' IN JEANS^PLUS! on trial for the kidnap and murder of the Rev. Jerzy Popieluszko percentage of black residents in said he does not know how many last October, was ordered to testify for a second day today in a Manchester: around 3 percent. No police officers are trained to CAPE TOWN, South Africa complaints were investigated in explain the reason for any stop as court in the northern city of Torun. (U PI) — Sen. Edward Kennedy such search has been done on 1984. Pietruszka told the court Thursday he had intended to curb the criminal stops. Weiss said. well. was to meet with two Cabinet The two incidents that Weiss said “ We do our utmost to have the activities of Popieluszko, known for his sermons in support of the ministers responsible for the fu­ spurred him to hold the forum officers be courteous,” Guliano J A N U A R Y Solidarity union, by means of "political argument” and never ture of South Africa’s 22 million APPLETON, WHO WORKS in happened last April 6 and May 25. Hartford, tried to clarify police said. "But I don’t have 90 officers ordered force to be used against him. blacks who are denied political In April, an officer detained and He said charges against him of instigating the crime were procedure Thursday night. working for me that I can just rights by the white minority A drew a gun on Channing Drive program.” based on slanderous allegations made by his subordinate, Capt. government. A "Even if the police officer is CLEARANCE SALE resident Paul-Henry Blanchard, Kennedy today was expected to wrong, you must submit to an now 19. Grzegorz Piotrowski. THERE ARE ABOUT 80 Man­ Piotrowski is accused along with police Lt. Waldemar discuss the system of racial arrest or a stop.” he said. "The A Howell Cheney Technical only real right that you maintain is chester poiice officers, including Chmielewski and Lt. Leszek Pekala of the Oct. 19 abduction and discrimination, known as apar­ School office worker had reported administrative and detective div­ JEANS-t-PLUS! theid, with Gerrit Viljoen, Minister that you ^ not have to incriminate that a man of Blanchard’s descrip­ murder of Popieluszko, whose body was found Oct. 30 in a yourself m anything." isions. The patrol division, headed resevoir outside Torun. Their trial began Dec. 27. of Black Education, and Constitu­ tion hdd been at the school asking by Guliano, has about 60 regular FORc n o MENAAPW —- WOMFNWOMEN —- CHILDREN tional Affairs Minister Chris Heu- "A lot of people are under the questions _ and appeared to be impression that the Constitution is officers. nis in Cape Town. hiding a weapon under his coat. " I f we find a ratten egg in the Both ministers were to give news a steel wall between them and the Police found that Blanchard was Bennett pleases educators police," Appleton said. “ That'snot police department, a man that is conferences after their separate N N carrying only his high school h abusive of the public trust, I will do meetings with the senator, a true.” diploma under his arm. k ^ All Sweaters WASHINGTON — Educators say they are pleased by William He said rules on police proce­ everything in m y power to get rid Foreign Ministry official said. Six weeks later, another black 'of that rotten egg," Weiss toid the 3 0 ^ OFF Bennett's nomination as education secretary and they praise the Heunis is the architect of a dure, as handed down by state and teenager’s complaints became • CRU'S • VEE'S interest he displayed in educational programs while chairman of federal courts, "hinge on one crowd. three-chamber Parliament intro­ public after he was stopped on PAHERNS • HAND KNITS OUR LOW PRICE! the National Endowment for the Humanities. thing: safety, the officer’s safety.” Asked by several in the audience duced last September that gave leaving work at Bradlees depart­ Bennett "has the qualifications to be an outstanding secretary An officer "does not have to put if race alone is enough of a FOR MEN, WOMEN A CHILDREN limited political power to the Aslan ment store in the Manchester description for police to stop of education,” said Albert Shanker, president of the American and mixed-race minorities, but with any resistance or fighting • Parkade, during a police search someone during a criminai investi­ Federation of Teachers. excluded the majority blacks from vlhen he’s doing his job,” he said. for suspects in a reported shoplift­ gation, Appleton said it was not — "H e’s a person who believes that AmeriMn classrooms ought government. Appleton added that the proper ing. The teenager, Clarence Zach- unless the time and location of the to be about reading great works and thinking and writing about Later today. Kennedy was to way for a citizen to seek redress for ery Jr., said he did not imme­ i // crime match the s’uspect’s the issues and enduring values of our civilization,” Shanker said deliver the second major speech of an improper police stop or search diately obey the officer’s request location. All Ladies' Shoes & Boots his eight-day fact-finding tour, or for malicious treatment is to file for identification because he first Thursday. UP I photo a formal complaint with the police But, he said, "a simple mistake President Reagan nominated Bennett, chairman of the which ends Sunday, in the segre­ wanted know why he was being by a police officer is not going to • CANDIES • 9-WEST gated township of Athlone for department or to sue in civil court. stopped. independent government endowment, Thursday to repiace family visited the camp Thursday and get him into trouble, as long as he mixed-race pitizens. Sen. Edward Kennedy addresses resi­ One black Manchester resident, • FRYE • DINGO Terrel Bell, who announced Nov. 8 that he would return to private met with government health ir AN OFFICER asks you to doesn’t hurt you." Arriving in Cape Town Thurs­ dents of a squatters' camp in Cross­ Frank Smith — a critic of town Several residents said it seems 30*^® OFF life. day, Kennedy faced the fourth representatives. open the trunk of your car, do it, he minority hiring practices — questi­ roads, South Africa, about 40 kilometers only natural to them that an ENTIRE STOCKI OUR LOW PRICE! small protest of his trip when seven said. Any incriminating evidence oned Weiss’s statements about the outside Cape Town. The senator and his an officer gets from an illegal innocent person might be sur­ black demonstrators yelled forum as soon as it was announced.» prised at being stopped and ask Shifts worry environmentalists "Kennedy, go home” and "Libera­ search can be thrown out of court, Last month. Smith charged that why before foilowing a police tion yes, imperialism, no.” ter camp near Cape Town’s Speaking through an interpreter in South Africa to see that Appleton said. the town administration was using WASHINGTON — Environmentalists say the nation’s natural officer’s order. But Appleton Police arrested the protesters as airport, where some 60,000 blacks from the top of a school desk, apartheid ends.” Kennedy said. Even if police discover cocaine the forum "to gain public support” resources will suffer once the men chosen by President Reagan warned that when someone doesn’t Kennedy drove away to the home live in a maze of plastic shelters Kennedy assured more than 2,000 In your trunk, the case should be — for what he sees as bias in the way All Fashion Cords Earlier Thursday in Durban, the follow orders, police become to head the Interior and Energy departments take office — of opposition activist Dr. Allan built on muddy land without proper blacks of his solidarity with their and cases have been — thrown out police treated the two teenagers afraid from their own safety. ' especially if they recommend combining their agencies. Boesak, president of the World drainage or sanitation. struggle for human and political leader of six million Zulu tribes­ of court if the search was made last spring. men, Chief Mangosutu Gatsha " I f you start acting funny in MENS'; LEVI, JORDACHE But supporters predict increased efficiency when Energy Alliance of Reformed Churches Kennedy briefly entered one of rights. Illegally, he said. Buthelezi, met with Kennedy over APPLETON SAID AN OF­ front of a police officer, you're $ «o Secretary Donald Hodel moves to his new post of interior and his guide through most of his the shacks, visited a private clinic " I have no magic wand, I have no "W e do have a review, a constant WOMEN'S: CHIC, LEE, JORDACHE 16 breakfast and denounced calls for magic solution,” he said, "but I review, of what our officers do, and FICER must tell you what you are asking for trouble," he said. secretary and White House aide John Herrington takes over trip. and a school run by the community Hodel’s old job — perhaps to preside over the Energy Later Thursday, Boesak took and met with officials in a former will work with men and women withdrawing U.S. investment from South Africa as "madness” . Department’s demise. Kennedy to the Crossroads squat church hall now used as a prison. from all different walks of life here Many of the same environmentalists and consumers groups Salter’s cleanup on hold All Childrens: CHIC/ LEE CORDS that fought Hodel’s nomination as energy secretary in late 1982 groaned Thursday when Reagan approved his transfer back to Rescue work difficult after London blast Work on cleaning up a fuel oil thered in a trench in the school’s does not yet have^njrbills for the the Interior Department, where Hodel, 49, a Portland, Ore., work, Wilson—D^kin, assistant native, had served as undersecretary to the controversial James with shovels and their hands in eight bodies by Thursday evening. spill at Salter’s Pond is at a boiler room and drained into the LONDON (U PI) — A collapsing began lu topple and shouted a superintent of schools, said today freezing temperatures throughout Eight others were injured in the temporary halt because of ice on storm sewer which empties into W stt chimney injured three firefighters warning. the work done so far indicates that the night for victims of the Thursday morning blast believed the pond, a field Inspector for the Salter's Pond, a few hundred feet All Lee® Plaid Shirts William Turnage of the Wilderness Society described Hodel’s today as they searched for victims The men were hit by fragments a cost of a least $2,000, perhaps Thursday morning blast at the . caused by a gas leak from a state Department of Environmen­ north of the school. nomination to succeed retiring Secretary William Clark as of a gas explosion at a luxury of the stack as they scrambled more. • Ass't. Plaids • S-M-L-XL apartment block in Putney, in ruptured frozen pipe that leveled tal Protection said today. Alexander estimated that 600 "another unfortunate step backward.” apartment building that left at clear, he said. He based his estimate on the fact southwest London. half of Newman House, a three- Inspector Edmond Alexander gallons of oil had been collected by no®® least eight people dead. In Leeds, 185 miles north of \ said the he hopes the work can last Thursday when the cleanup that 56 man hours have been London, more than 200 people were A fire brigade spokesman said story building on a luxury apart­ devoted to the job. The school there was only a "very, very slim” ment block in Putney, southwest resume in a few days. Workers will operations ceased. East Coast Blast kills three in Beirut The men were not seriously hurt evacuated from their homes and board must pay for the cleanup. V chance the rescuers would find London. have to get out on ice strong enough Environmental Service of New by the falling masonry from the some spent the night in a church One other aspect is left in the All Levi Cord Jackets B EIRU T. Lebanon — A m ortar shell attached to 55 pounds of anyone alive, "but we’ll keep going to support them but not to thick to Haven was hired to do the work. 2-ton chimney, but the rescue work hall when a gas leak was disco­ cleanup operation. Alexander has explosives blew up outside a crowded bank in Moslem west until the debris is cleared.” Rescue efforts were slowed by break up, Alexander said. A containment boom which was was suspend^ temporarily, fire vered under a road. Repairmen requested the Board of Education • SHURPA LINED Beirut today, killing at least three persons and wounding 21 "One person is still unaccounted gas that was still leaking, but about The spill — which will probably installed across the pond above the brigade spokesman Brian Clark worked to seal the leak and all but to inspect an underground oil tank 100 for. We don’t know if they are seven hours after the explosion the cost around $2,000 to clean up, dam is still In place, Alexander others, police said. ., . said. five families were allowed to at Buckley School. He said today • NAVY-TAN-GREY buried there or are away, unaware flrefighters recovered Czech-born according to officials — was said today. He said there is The blast, the second in west Beirut this week, cam e as the He said the firefighters escaped return to their homes in the he believes the Inspection is a good of what has happened, ” the spokes­ Eve Krejci, 35, from the wreckage caused by a break in an oil line at probably 100 to 150 gallons of oil left V fanatic Moslem fundamentalist group that has claimed serious injury because a safety morning. idea because the tank is 34 years man said. after hearing her faint cries for Buckley Scliool on New Year’s in the pond, but it is contained. responsibility for terrorist attacks against U.S. installations in officer supervising the rescue Firefighters using thermal im­ old. All winter merchandise marked down The firefighters had recovered help. Day. The oil subsequently ga­ While the Board of Education Lebanon also said it kidnapped the Rev. Martin Jenco, an work noticed the chimney as it age cameras and sniffer dogs dug in every department - shop American Roman Catholic priest. The Moslem Shiite Islamic Jihad — Holy War — said it early for best selection. abducted Jenco Tuesday as more proof of its ultimatum to all gets citizen aw^rd Americans to leave Lebanon. M IT prexy says protectionism hurts research whole system involving not only cal and economic dominance. "Talent and creative energy and Dr. Robert Butterfield, former She said Butterfield was instru­ CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (U PI) - involved in a joint science and paramedics, but also firefighters, More likely, such restrictions world-class research are found chairman of the Emergency Medi­ mental in getting the town’s Drug may prevent paralysis Efforts to restrict U.S. scientific technology development program. police officers, dispatchers, Man­ would not only threaten the work­ throughout the globe and do not cal Services Council and now an Advanced Life Support service information from reaching other "Limitations on openness will chester Memorial Hospital and the SAN FRANCISCO — A new drug that could be used at accident ings of the international academic respect political and national honorary member, Thursday night into operation and in guiding it nations could backfire and "dull fundamentally alter the nature, ambulance service. s community, but also dull the very boundaries. The scientific com­ became the first recipient of the toward success. scenes to block paralysis in spinal cord injury victims is ready the very technological edge that the quality, and the momentum of technological edge that the propos­ munity is an international com­ Citizen of the Day award presented When he accepted the honor, jeans+pkis for tests on humans, resed'rdhers report. ^ ^ ^ ^ the proposals seek to protect,” the science,” (iray said. munity,” Gray said. by Mayor Barbara Weinberg. Butterfield said he did so with the Butterfield said he has seen ^ fheans LOOKING G OOD l -far LESS! Development of the drug was announced Thursday by the president of Massachusetts Insti­ Some U.S. government agencies als seek to protect.” Since 1977, when a research > Weinberg made the presentation feeling that “ everyone here has emergency services where the University of California, San Francisco, at ceremonies marking have pushed for restrictions in Gray said the key to scientific tute of Technology says. center between MIT and Cairo Thursday night at a meeting of the contributed as much as I did.” various units do not work well as a organization of a new Center for Neural Injury. international transfer of scientific research is the fact that scientists Paul E. Gray, In a speech University began, 24 projects have council. John Rivosa, chief of the town system. In Manchester they do, he The drug Is a synthetic, thrytropin-releasing hormone (TR H ). and technological information in depend on open and rapid com­ 297 EAST CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT delivered this week at Cairo been undertaken on problems such "1 can’t think of anybody who Fire Department, said that if it said. Its West German manufacturer is beginning human tests in three the interests of national security. ' munication with colleagues work­ University in 'Egypt, said "the as energy, manufacturing, trans­ epitomizes that award any more were not for Dr. Butterfield, "W e The award will be given from countries and tesU in the United States could begin in another But the M IT president said the ing on similar problems, and "rely OPEN MON.-SAT. 10-6 THURS. NITE 'TIL 9 nature and quality of research portation, and water resources, than Dr. Butterfield,” Weinberg would not have the system we have time to time to citizens who make depend on open communication.” U.S. attempts "w ill not lead to a on work done elsewhere to validate year or two, scientists said. ■ school officials said. said, presenting Butterfield with a today.” an extra contribution to the com­ M IT and the Egyptian school are victory in the race for technologi­ and extend their own work.” proclamation in his honor and a He stressed that the Advanced munity that enhances the life of YOUR FASHION JEAN STORE " dM i bearing the town seal. Life Support system is indeed a residents. MANCHKSTKR HERALD. Friday. Jiin. 11. 19B5 - 7

6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Jim. U. 1985_ Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Connecticut In Brief ]GOP sticks with its tax cut pian James P. Sacks, City Editor DEP delays landfill hearings OPINION______I _ __ _ HARTFORD — The state Department of Environmental Republicans open to compromise, but that doesn’t change plans Protection has granted a 10Madeleine Kunin has taken Gov. Richard Snelling has stepped dollar corporation before entering conditioning. Each would cost about the to reclassify the First Amendment, though.” reference, which should have read “ heavy gambler 'The fire early Thursday in a 200-year-old home on Old Durham office, becoming the first woifian down from office, reviewing — and public life. governor in Vermont history and renewing — the themes that “ Through our efforts we deter­ same. and alcoholic,” was based on a teletypeTrom the Road claimed the life of Bette Morris, 48, and six of her eight FBI’s New York field office. The teletype quoted 'a Scottish terriers, police said. only the third Democrat to hold the marked his eight years as Ver­ mine the future. To recognize the mont’s chief executive. uncertainty of the future is to alert confidential source as saying Donovan was "an ’The woman and her stepdaughter, Michelle Morris, 17, were post in this century. The computerized circulation system has_ Washington Window Kunin, flanked by her family, Snelling, an overriding force in us to the importance of the quality alcoholic and heavy gambler, often betting $5,000 to able to flee from the house into sub-freezing weather when the N state government for nearly a of preparation." N its merits. It would keep better tabs on the fire broke out about 3:45 a.m. was sworn in at about 2:30 p.m. $6,000 at a t im e ^ decade, bade farewell to the He said one key to government Morris said she ran to a neighbor’s house to call the fire Thursday by state Supreme Court library’s present collection, and it would keep Chief Justice Frederic Allen. Her Vermont Legislature Thursday by stability is the recognition of—and department and thought her mother went in another direction to better tabs on those who check out books and An FBI official at headquarters rewrote this to say ; left hand rested on a Bible held by calling for continued vigilance to planning for — economic cycles,, New look, new faces “ Additional investigation disclosed allegations of Mr. also seek help. her husband Arthur. Her right assure stability and control the and urged lawmakers to establish don’t return them. . Donovan’s being a heavy gambler and possibly an ’Hie neighbor, Jplia Johnson, said Morris bred the dogs and hand was poised in the air. growth of state government. clear budget priorities to assure they were close companions. “ They were her great interest in “ The torch is passed,” he said as the .state can meet its responsibili­ By Helen Thomas Above all he must win the wanted that assurance particu­ alcoholic.” Then, she took to the podium The system would also make finding books life,” said Johnson. he prepared to turn over the reins ties without become overly large confidence of the president who larly since rumors were rife in before a joint session of the THE TYPIST, unidentified in the FBI report, who Legislature and a packed State- of office to Gov. Madeleine Kunin, or unwieldy. much easier for those who come into the will then give him free rein as he Washington that some might be WASHINGTON - President produced the final version of the memo that went to house audience, urging the state’s who was inaugurated later in the "The highest priority for social library asking for specifid*titles. Or make it given their walking papers. Reagan has a plaque on his desk does all his trusted aides. Fielding explained in an affidavit: “ I believe I must Election law violations likely 180 lawmakers not to abandon new day. programs must be those which easier for the professional librarians who that says, "There'sno limit to what Another close California crony have transposed the word ’gambler’ with the word "HARTFORD — A study is under way to determine if the ideas in the face of harsh economic "Hopefully, we will remember strengthen individuals and im­ who has strong conservative influ­ REAGAN STILL HOPES to find MADELEINE KUNIN — as our constitutional forefathers must search daily for specific titles. you can accomplish if you don't ‘drinker’ as I associated an alcoholic with a drinker, election of two City Council members inadvertently violated the realities. prove their capacity," he said. ence on Reagan, White House a slot for retiring U.N. Ambassa­ of long ago warned us — that only “ None are more important than care who gets the credit." not a gambler.” federal Hatch Act which forbids political activity by public “ Our challenge is the next two . . . Challenge is clear counselor Edwin Meese, expects to dor Jeane Kirkpatrick, who has years is clear — we must learn to constant vigilance and painful that broad range of programs Never were timer words spoken employees. The computerized system, or some varia­ The typist added: “ I didn’t catch the error when I live in a world of financial limits, discipline prevents the costs of which we describe as ‘education,’ in terms of Reag.in and his style of be confirmed as attorney general indicated that she wants to remain Alphonse S. Marotta, a councilman since 1981, and Wayne H. sometimes inhospitable halls of a tion of it, is in operation in most libraries while moving forward on the government from making it a which increase the skills of people operation. His deference to his and will be leaving 1600 Pennsylva- in the administration in the foreign proofread my typed copy.” Neither did the FBI Camillieri, elected in 1983, are state employees whose jobs are Statehouse long dominated by problems of our time,” she said. men. burden instead of the blessing it and their understanding of how around the state. Manchester probably lags aides and his detachment, proba­ nia Ave. for the Justice policy field. Kirkpatrick and some officials — at least two — who reviewed the final connected in some degree to program s that get federal funding. “ If we do not invest now, despite “ I am the first woman to serve as can be.” they may contribute to the produc­ far behind when it comes to library bly until the big decisions have to Department. of Reagan's other aides have not memo before it was sent to the White House. State employees were allowed in 1978 to run fur local offices the sacrifice it will demand, in a the governor of Vermont, the third Snelling, a Republican who was tion and services valued by our he made, boggles the mind. circulation systems, but that’s no reason to seen eye to eye and there have been Anthony Adamski, the FBI official in charge of the when the state Legislature repealed a similar state law but the sound education and a clean Democrat since the Civil War and the first Vermont governor in society.” The announcement that Treas­ IT IS NATURAL for some top federal Hatch Act remained in effect. jump on the computer bandwagon. indications that she has been kept Donovan background check, told bureau inspectors: environment, we will pay a greater the second governor of European modern history to serve four Snelling also stressed the state’s ury Secretary Donald Regan and appointees to jump ship after four Marotta and Camillieri said Thursday they had determined consecutive two-years terms, out of the West Wing because of “ I did tell Fielding of the gambling and drinking price years from now." birth,” she said. tradition of independence and White House chief of staff James years. For some it is the result of they were not covered by the Hatch Act when they ran for office The inaugural address was part called once again for moderation citizen-participation in govern­ Library board members should be asking personality conflicts. problems and in all likelihood mentioned the amounts “ But I do not stand here alone.” Baker were swapping jobs was burn out. For others career en­ Faith Whittlesey, chief of public and any decision would have to come from their respective of day of ceremonies that included Kunin said she wanted to rekin­ and balance in spending and ment, which he said is reflected by of money.” J a parting speech from Gov. Ri­ taxation — themes that permeated themselves what would make the most surprising enough. But even more hancement, both financially and in liaison and the highest ranking • superiors. dle in Vermont the same kinds of the Legislature itself. chard Snelling and the swearing-in his gubernatorial career. “ I do love his place, not for its difference to the average library user. amazing was the revelation by terms of opportunity while the woman in the White House, is As for the drinking accusation, another internal FBI ! “ limitless dreams” that propelled of a handful of other constitutional He also used his ninth and final simple, serene beauty alone, but Regan that he was “ the author of White House affiliation is still real, returning to Switzerland as am­ review indicates that Donovan had told Fielding “ at | "way.es of immigrants to the na­ Director quits after probe officers, including new Attorney tion’s shores. State of the State address to a joint because of what it symbolizes," he In our opinion, there’s no argument. the idea.” beckons them to the outside world. bassador. It appeared her sole role one time he had a drinking problem some time ago, | General Jeffrey Amestoy and “ It is that immigrant spirit of session of the Legislature to stress said as he neared the end of his The president was filled in on the Interior Secretary William but felt he had it under control and in fact served pp 1 NEW BRITAIN — Officials have confirmed the resignation of for two years was to try to whip up incumbent Lt. Gov. Peter Smith. hope which I wish to bring to state the importance of education anS address. There are times during the summer when Clark, who served as Reagan’s Human Rights Director Reginald Williams who was being deal several days after his top sentiment for the president's Cen­ the board of directors of several alcoholic programs.” J In a highly personal speech that government,” she said, “ a spirit the library temperature is intolerably high. aides had worked out the switch, chief of staff when he was tral American policy, particularly Investigated by police for allegedly keeping money a church began ^ th references to her FOOTNOTE: Fielding told us “ we only found out | which instills in our children the making sure that being treasury governor, also has thrown In the pursuing covert activities against gave him to deliver to woman. immigrant origins, Kunin, 51, said belief that anyone can achieve, It’s no coincidence that one of the ways the that there was a typographical error well over a < I j ’af. Sl(>n] lV Hoot hl(trisi secretary and chief of staff en­ towel and wants to go home to Nicaragua. . Williams resigned last week, two weeks before his one-year she owed a debt to women in her .anything in this country with hard library has cut its expenses in recent years is year,” after the memo was sent. He added: Onelesson i contract in the city was due to expire, Paul S. Vayer said sured them the right to sit in on California. There will be a new White House family and to Vermont women who work, an education, and a fair Il~i7 Main I) I) II n 11 III n \ I n mli r\l r r to close on Saturdays during the summer. of the Donovan background checks is “ now in'certaih 1 struggled before her to make a National Security Affairs Council Education Secretary Terrel Bell in staff structure and outlook. Thursday. % chance.” cases we ask the FB I to check out a corporate entity as « Vayer, executive aide to Mayor William J. McNamara, said place for themselves in the rocky ■■■' ' (i i!)-:e:)vd2 meetings. Both Baker, as a was the first of the Cabinet officials Regan is bound to put his own ( “ That dream must continue to If there was air conditioning, those who well as the individual,” if the individual had an acUVt { police were looking into clainas by a woman Williams kept $440 soil of a new state and the beckon to the next generation.” member of the Cabinet, and to serve notice that four years was stamp on the administration and donated by St. Mark’s Episcopal Church to help pay her rent. WEEKEND SPECIAL have nothing to do on sweltering hot weekend Regan, who will hold Cabinet rank, enough. role in the corporation. • the bureaucracy. Iris Hernandez said Williams falsified a receipt for the money days might think of coming to the library to also will attend those meetings. Inevitably there will be other Carnations-Mixed Colors...... $5.58 dozen Reagan himself may have to A Labor Department spokesman said my questions i and returned it to the church only after she went to police about staff changes atthe White House as D affodils ...... ^ . 6 5 bunch take advantage of the nearly 200,000 books, play a stronger hand since he will about Donovan were directed “ to the right people" ] the matter. IN THE PAST TWO WEEKS. Regan organizes his own operation cash & carry records and magazines in the library’s not have around him the men who who had “no comment.” • W illiam s was appointed to the $25,000-a-year job in January Reagan, who wants to be an adtlve and brings in his own people. The have carried the ball for him and 1984 to replace Andrew J. Harris, who is serving a S-year ■collection. '' ll I > 11 U I n I I i j 11 II I I I s y\ I *1 I I n I I I I I n second term president, has first term concept of a “ troika" planned his presidency step by sentence for second-degree manslaughter. 64^5692 ~ I / (» f/ \ N I I nil > I list Perhaps, if Mary Cheney was a college watched a steady exodus of most of dividing up the turf between step. Snooping update Ij his trusted California allies who Baker, Deaver and Meese, is riiy* Center Street^ Manchest^ " research library or a library serving mostly Recently I reported on an Internal RevenueServievw were with him side by side when he finished. There will indeed be new faces in pilot program to tap directly into Bell Atlantic’s * NMichael Deaver, his right hand Director William Casey, Secretary of the shots himself as time goes hop^ to gain access even to confidentlarunlisted E Manchester Community College’s man, who is an image maker par of State George Shultz, Defense on. Kenya Bag SALE! numbers.. .1 But the average person who comes to the excellence, who avidly guarded Secretary Caspar Weinberger and Community Services Division library can wait the few moments longer it the gate to the Oval Office. Deaver Health and Human Services Secre­ Helen Thomas is While House Bell officials protested that they wouldn’t turn over B A handwoven bag One meeting per week — takes to check out a book without the fancy has decided to take his public tary Margaret Heckler that he reporter for United Press Inlema- unlisted numbers without a subpoena, and said a 3 in multicolors from special access code is needed to get such numbers S — weekend courses, Fridays & Saturdays computer system. They’d probably be willing relations' to the outside world wanted them to stay on. They Uonal. Kenya. Rugged and where it will command a six-figure from the computer. The IRS said it has autbority to 8 fagterwUh — off campus courses in V/emon and East Hartford to wait on a hot summer day if the library was subpoena these phone numbers, and tbu^s theS attractive. Great as a salary. R«gl8t«r now for Spring 1985 cool inside. The loss of Baker will be deeply Letters to the editor procedure it woqld follow. Both Bell and IRS aajf there 6 book tote or a pocketbook! felt in the West Wing because of his was no thought of handing over the unlisted tbiihbers i Herald January 16, 1-4 pm The Manchester Herald welcomes letters to the editor. M ed MS By the way, anyone who works with administrative talents. He kept the automatically. | 8 January 17, 4-7 pm Letters should be brief and to the point. They should be typed or winatiMhouM). $1999 January 19, 9am - 12noon computers can tell you that hot weather paper moving and was on top of all This week only neatly handwritten, and, for ease in editing, should be double­ But the official notice of the IRS plan, carried in the i January 21, 1-7 pm causes problems and breakdowns, unless the domestic problems, particularly spaced. Commerce Business Daily of Nov. 10,1984, refers to •■price returns to *24.96 next week dealings with Congress. He kept 8 building has a good air conditioning system. The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the interests of the contract for “ researching” the confidential LAST Rogistratlon the ship afloat at times. 8 Has the library board considered this factor? brevity, clarity'and taste. numbers in this language: "D irect customer access 8 l’’;islii()ii,v ;ind ( January 22, 1-7 pm Regan is expected to display Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester Herald, P. O. 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(U P l) - Smith it Wesson, CS3 Three's Company C h a n n e l s years, A1 has contributed greatly The Travelers is a diversified Realty firms change hands president of The Travelers Corp., the nation’s largest handgun manrtacturer, planned C£) Hart to Hart (22) (30) Hunter but will continue as a member of to our strategic analysis, financial financial services corporation with STAMFORD — Coldwell Banker Real Estate (l8) Dr. Gene Scott W F8B Hartford, C T O) (24) Broken Rhymes assets exceeding $35 billion at to formally tell its employees todii that 140 workers WNEW New York. NY CD the board of directors. controls and overall management Group has announced the acquisition of two (41) El Matefick) would be laid off in one week. (2d) Little House on the Prairie New Haven. CT CC processes.” Sept. 30, 1984. southwestern Connecticut real estate firms and WTNH “ Mr. Way made a personal “ Our entire industry is continuing to experienM a (24) Dr. Who WOR New York. NV CO ($7) Shakespeare Plays (CC) 'King John.' decision that he cannot devote full Budd said Way will continue as a signed a tentative agreement for a third. Now York. NY (ID Leonard Rossiter, Claire Bloom and Mary Way, 55. of New Canaan, joined disappointingly soft and difficult handgun markrt, One Day at a Time WPIX time to demands required by this member of the board of directors, Coldwell Banker said Thursday it acquired WHCT Hartford. C T (16 Morns star in this production. (3 hrs.) Travelers Feb. 1,1983 as president both domestically and overseas,” said George C. (4d) Newswatch job ," spokeswoman Abigail Sulli­ chairman of the board’s finance Reese Associates of Westport and Lang Asso­ WTXX Watorbury. CT <36 (61) Police Woman and a director after 28 years at Colclough, the firm ’s manager of industrial relations. ^1) Reporter 41 WWLP Springfiold, M A van said Thursday. The resigna­ committee and consultant. ciates of Ridgefield. It said an agreement to [CNN] Freeotan Reports General Electric and three years "Overall demand and sales to distribution reflect (37) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour WEDH Hartford. CT 64 tion was accepted by the board and Board member Charles Cole acquire Hallmark Properties of Stamford was WVIT Hartford. CT 66 at American Express. this condition. It has, as a result, become necessary (31) Good Times 9:30 P M Cli) sticks and Stones takes effect immediately. said the resignation was "quite a expected to be complete within 30 days. W 8BK Boston. M A M that we curtail production schedules at Springfield (CNN] Prog Cont'd (41) SIN Presenta: El Rafa' Edward H. Budd, Travelers sudden decision on Mr. Way's He was a senior vice president at Coldwell Banker, a unit of Scars, Roebuck, is WGGB Springfield, M A (40 LEVY’S LAW Jamps Schumalatar and reduce workforce and staffing accordingly." he [M A X ] MOVIE: Seems Like Old WXTV Pateroon, NJ m [HBO] MOVIE: 'Oh, GodI Book II' The chairman and chief executive part, ” but that it was “ absolutely” G.E. when he left in 1979 to become the nation's largest full service real estate Visitor from above charms a spunky Tim es' A lawyer jeopardizes her hus­ WGBY Springfield. M A officer, will assume the additional his own and not requested by the vice chairman of American Ex­ company with 1,400 offices in the U.S. and abroad. said. band's career by helping her ox-husband WTIC Hertford. C T tv schoolgirl into spreading his message. A e e press with responsibility for fi­ The 140 hourly and salaried employees will be laid CaMs News Ntwik ICNNI George Burns. Suzanne Pleshotte, David 60NNA FIX THC title and responsibility of company. Executives said the new acquisitions were part run from the police. Goldie Hawn. Chevy CNN A Way is the second top Travelers nance, strategic planning and off on Jan. 18, reducing the payroll at the Springfield Chase, Charles Grodin. 1980. Rated PG. ESPN Sports Network (ESPN) Birney. 1980. Rated PG, FoesiACC:? THPBC'6 EgeuuAjz- president. of a continued effort to expand in the Northeast. Home Box Office iHBOl executive to resign in the past nine communication. plant to 1,706 workers, he said. 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Smith & Weieon struggle to gam a foothold m the Pacific. in the telecommunications customers both here and abroad,” lite operations, a voice-message (24 Nightly Business Report (1$ Dr. Gene Scott products, including software development. intends to remain the industry leader,” he said. William Bondix. Lloyd Nolan. Anthony Brophy said. service and TeleNet, a supplier, of (3f) Jeffersons Quinn 1943 (20) Tales from the Darkside market. Another calls for the manufacture of 50,000 The company in November announced plans to “ This restructuring responds to G TE ’s three new operating packet-data services. 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The gave South another heart ruff, scoring 48 Rubber band ■ with the colonel's wife. Humphrey Bogan, MANCHESTER 29 OQ74 32 OAK106 United States open team did manage SOO for the Belsian pair. ' Townhotiaa Condominium in netfhborltood. Pool, rlubkotiac and beautiful 52 King of the 32 Marta Toron, Lee J. Cobb. 1951. SOUTH to reach the final eight. Although ground all in Wl-m aintaioad com plei wilh food managemtnt. The perfori start to Lapithae (ii) Solid Gold There really wasn’t much to the a plaw of yottr ow it 33 ▼ A Q J9832 favored against Austria in that quar­ 53 Sea cow (10) Dr. Gene Scott terfinal match, they lost by a very hand. What was surprising was that 54 Curtain fabric 36 [H BO l Inside the NFL $054 narrow margin. Ehirlier in the weelt Neve’s U.S. counterp^ did not dupli­ 5 5 Woman prophet ■ 2 :3 0 A M (X) News/Weather 4085 there had been some indications that cate Neve’s double. Had he done so, 56 Tale of 40 [C N N ] Sports Latenight the U.S. would not have smooth sail­ the team result would have been a tie’ adventure Vulnerable: Neither CH FA CONDO 66DUPtfX - [E S P N ] SportsCenter ing. Here is an Interesting deal that As it was, the Belgian East-West pair aaaiitHul young 2 bedroom w k e ve ll^ a tor jim jd W.oocu- With separate heating eyetem. One apartment hat 1 'A Dealer: West In the other room was allowed to DOWN [m a x ] MOVIE: 'A Farewell To Arms' the U.S. played against Belgium in pancyl Appllancaa and carpaling. MUST BE 8EENI batha. Make It a point to seel r70'e. An Am erican ambulance driver and an En­ Weat North East Soeth the qualifying rounds. make the slam, since North made the glish nurse meet on the Italian front in l a Pass 2 NT 34 normal lead of his partner’s bid suit. NEW LISTING 1 Spiritual leader The South player for Belgium was NEW LISTING World War I. Rock Hudson, Jennifer 40 44 54 Pass Olivier Neve. 'The bidding was as BUNCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. EAST HARTFORD S79.900 2 Honest Jones. Vittorio Do Sica. 1957. SO BMUtiful Ranch with many faaluraa jtrkod to sell du« to owiMr'a transfer. Tire- SOUTH WINDSOR SI 14,500 Pass Pass Dbl. shown. When the American Eiast-West REALTORS placed living room, familjr room, patio in roar. 3 bedrooms, now vraJI-lo-wallinlivirig M o v r in co n d itio n flaisad R a nrh w ilh op tion of 3 or 4 bodrooms. M any m a lo m faa* 3 Figure on a lures aucb m a caraaHc tniry and raramic floor in hiteban this lovaly homa ia 3:00 A M CD m o v i e : Eacape to ths Pass Pass Pass and dining rooms, froahly painted and profaasionall)i landscaped. Prirod to tall players reached a final contract of six Any day now, the folks who substi­ 189 WEST CENTER STREET located on a c u l da sac. card Sun' A group of Jews under persecution in ikUv and H «i|! ______clubs. Neve doubled. When expert tuted the word "workplace” for (C o m e r o f Mc Km ) 4 Combine with Russia attempt to skyjack a plane to free­ Opening lead: V2 players freely bid a slam, the double “desk” will be calling office windows The Full Service Real Estate Company , Personal and Community Service w ater : 1985 by NEA. Inc dom. Lawrence Harvey. John Ireland, Jack 646-2482______Hawkins. 1972 of that contract is seldom based on “ viewing systems.” V MANCHESTER HERALD. Kririiiy. Jan. 11. 1985 — II 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Jan. II 1985 Police arrest nine Bizarre odyssey ends 1 as 13-year-old Is homd. F O C U S / Weekend in protest at EB LONG BEACH, Calif. (UPI), - furnished . room with bare-wood^ Bobby Smith, lured away from his floors. Above the package floated-^ red, white and blue balloons, each, NORWICH (UPI - Nine anti­ center is part of a huge corporate home nearly two years ago by a family acquaintance, spent his with a crayon-written note pro-* nuclear demonstrvi .ors were ar­ network that produces and profits claim in g “ W elcom e Home-- rested today for blocking a gate to from the Tridents.” first full day at home today — his bizarre cross-country odyssey at Bobby.” Y a General Dynamics Corp. facility Warning of a nculear “ end to all Outside the house, dozens otj an end. in protest of the firm’s launching life” Laffin said. “We are all Bobby’s former playmates waited- Saturday of the nation’s seventh responsible for these crimes be­ Shy and sometimes stammer­ ing, the 13-year-old boy told a for his return. Trident submarine. cause they are done in our name ” I thought he’d got himself: The seven men and two women but General Dynamics bears a legion of reporters that he “ felt fine” and was “ glad to see my killed,” said Ken Stanford, 13. “ I : were among 20 m em b ^ of the heavier burden of resposibility as was really worried. I hope he. Atlantic Life Comprtmity who it profits from building weapons of mom.” The crush of attention blocked his way back into his remembers me.” 1 knelt in prayer for about a half unimaginable horror.” A former schoolmate, 13-year-» hour In front of General Dynamics’ Laffin said one of the workers family’s modest, two-story home. But finally he collapsed onto the old Mary Buchanan, said she saw~ eastern data processing center. who entered the plant thanked him Bobby the day he disappeared. , * Police charged them with disor­ for “ ‘speaking out for people like sofa to open presents and hug his sisters. “ He was acting really strange* derly conduct. me who don’t have the guts.’” that day he got kidnapped,” she The center is about 12 miles The $1.8 billion Alaska will be Bobby’s mother, Doris, met the teenager and his father, Robert C. said. “ Just not like himself. Butt north of General Dynamic's Elect­ able to carry 24 missile tubes I’m glad it’s all over now.” Hooray for Smith, at International Airport for ric Boat shipyard in Groton where armed with the latest first strike Bobby’s ordeal captured the- the Trident submarine Alaska will warheads. a private reunion on their return to California from Rhode Island and nation’s attention this week when* be launched Saturday. Steven, whose wife Catherine, he was found in Providence, R.I. laj^ will christen the Alaska, has New York. “ We’re here to protest the a bizarre twist to a car crasn^ criticized the portestors, saying A sister, Patricia, 18, said her launching of another Trident with investigation. ' T- the Trident “ is not an offensive parents held a private reunion with first strike capabilities," said Art His father, a machinist- Laffin, an alliance member who vessel. It is a defensive vessel.” their son at the airport and went to UPI pnoto foreman, said the ordeal had been-- was not arrested. Stevens, who serves as chair­ an older brother’s home to “ catch Hollywood painful, but more so for his wife"' man of the Senate subcommittee their breath” before returning to "With more evidence accumu­ Thirteen-year-old Bobby Smith gets a big kiss from his who stayed home caring for the;_, on defense appropriations, said “ It their own home. lating on the probability of a family’s six other children while he. nuclear winter after even a limited is rightful that one of these Trident mother. Doris Smith, upon his return home Thursday, A Christmas present for Bobby worked. nuclear war, it is clear that we are, submarines be named after our nearly two years after he was abducted from California. sat on a coffee table in the sparsely as a society, threatening or risking state. And I am privileged to the extinction of all life,” he said. participate in it (the launching).” If you can The alliance is part of the An analyst for the Physicians for Coalition to Stop the Trident, which Social Responsibility, has claimed plans to demonstraten Saturday the Alaska will mark the first forego popcorn, outside the EB gates during major known violation in the AL SIEFFERTS launching ceremonies to be led by missile-launching capabilities of SA/MGS Navy officials and Sen. Ted the United States set under the Stevens, R-Alaska. five-year-old SALT II accord. bargains abound The coalition has carried out • While that pact was not ap­ picketing against most Trident proved by Congress, it has been S 3 0 % launchings in Groton but it was the generally adhered to by both sides, NOW DURING OUR. in weekend film first time they chose the data claimed analyst Chris Payne. processing facility. Payne said the Alaska will put BIG 3-DAY SALE , “ We came here to try and stop the U.S. 14 nuclear missile ‘business as usual,’” said Laffin. launchers over the 1,214 limit set THUR. FRI. SAT. By Nancy Pappas “ Work done at the processing and may endanger current talk.s Herald Reporter

Feel like taking in a film this weekend? Can’t Sulfuric acid cloud quite find what you’re seeking at the commercial film theaters? If you’re willing to forego the giant tubs of buttered popcorn and mega-calorie boxes of West Hartford Public Li- Hartford Public Library, Cinestudio, at Trinity Col- hangs over Sweden candy sold in the big theaters, you can broaden brary. Films are shown fre- 500 Main St., Hartford. There lege, Hartford. Any celluloid your choices considerably. Colleges, libraries quently, but on a fairly erratic are free programs at 2 p.m. ^ fan in the Hartford area is KARLSKOGA, Sweden (UPI) - clinic said they treated-20 injured and even museums screen films which are ■ schedule. Check with the every Sunday afternoon, ■ already familiar with Cine A cloud of sulfuric acid hung “ like people with doses of oxgyen and about half of which are films. Rep, the grand old dame of a blanket” over the central Swed­ cortisone, which can avert long­ open to the public, either free or for a fairly library by telephone, or pick local film series. It will ish city of Karlskoga today after a term damage from the gas. reasonable price. up ' a flyer when you’re Jan. 20 the offering is “ Ni- celebrate its I5th anniversary leak from a frozen pipe at a “ There are few serious injur­ ^ ------MITSUBISHI Until recently, the libraries in Manchester, nearby. (There is no mailing notehka,” and Jan. 27 it’s chemical plant injured 20 people ies,” said Dr. Barbro Krey, a Litton South Windsor and Glastonbury offered the list.) “The Wizard of Oz.” Most and forced the evacuation of 300. worker at the clinic. “ We have sent best values to East-of-the-River film fans. “ Gold Diggers of 1935” with Dick Powell and parking in downtown Hartford is free on Films are shown in the Chemistry Building J Officials sealed off the center of a few to the hospital’s emergency every night and, in general, they are changed Unfortunately, all thjree have dropped their Ruby Keeler will be shown Monday at 1; 30 p.m. Sundays. J RCA the city after the leak Thursday room with heavy coughing and XL-100 Iff programs. Manchester and South Windsor at the Faxon Branclt, 1073 Nfew Britain Ave., in on Wednesdays and Sundays. They begin at and residents allowed to stay in chest pains.” 1 3 " 13” University of Hartford, 7:30 p.m., and cost $2.50, or $2 with a student or their homes were warned to close Police also had closed a highway stopped showing films because the attendance the Elmwood section; and at 7 p.m. in the Main all doors, windows and ventilation linking Stockholm with Norway was poor. The films in Glastonbury were well Library, 20 S. Main St. West Hartford, The film pro- faculty I.D. from any school. Parking is free. systems. until a light southerly breeze attended, but the library outgrew its facilities “ Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory” ^ fessor is in Toronto this Enter the campus between Broad and Summit Rescue workers emptied the moved the cloud from near the and had to take over the screening rbom for will be screened at the main library on Jan. 19 I semester, so the only films streets, Hartford, and park behind the supply tank that had held the acid road. Chemistry Building. - MODEL 1H5 bookRitorage. When a new library facility is at 2.30 p.m. ^ — % offered at the Universt^MVf before Thursday’s leak, but freez­ The Nobel Works plant is oper­ built-*there, it will include an auditorium for “ Pippi Goes on Board” wnl be shown on Jan. ^ ^ ^ R Hartford this spring will be a To receive a monthly schedule, write to Cine ing weather today kept the cloud ated by Bofors, Sweden’s largest ■'I™ COLOR T V COLOR T V A film festivals. ,, 23 at 1:30 p.m. at the Bishop’s Corner branch, U m A series of four Japanese works Studio, 300 Summit St., Hartford, 06106. It’s A over Karlskoga, a city of 36,000 arms and chemical company. The OUR LOWEST ,free if you want your schedule to arrive third located 150 miles west of plant was named for Alfred Nobel, LOW $ BEST S Many groups show films on an occasional 15 Starkel Road. of art. Jan. 25 will be Stockholm. the Swedish millionaire inventor of PRICED TOUCH basis, but here is a listing of facilities which “ Rashomon,” a surrealistic look at life in the class, or $3 per year for first class delivery. “ Because the ground is cold and dynamite whose will in 1895 BUY! * show films regularly. Educational iSammunity Orient in the Middle Ages; Feb. 22 wiH-.-be Films foF the rest of this month are: it is warmer higher up, the gas is established the prestigious Nobel COST! CONTROL! (Sorry, Manchester Community College is in Associates, 645 Birch Moun- "Street of Shame,” a fictionalized account of Tonight and Saturday, ‘”rhe Times of lying like a blanket over the city,” prizes. 196 the midst of semester break. We were not able Jk. tain Road, Bolton. Free films the life of prostitutes in Tokyo; March 22 js Harvey Milks,” and ‘”rhe Stationmaster's said Per-Olof Harsman at the . Wife.” Sunday through Tuesday, “ The Magic MICROWAVE to locate anyone who could give information on ■ are shown at 7:30 p.m. on the “ Fires on the Plain,” a searing look at war; Swedish Meteorological and Hy­ It was the third major weather- the college’s film schedule) first Thi/Vsday of every and April 5 is "Ohayo,” a satirical account of Flute,” Ingmar Bergman’s production. Thurs­ drological Institute. Officials esti­ related mishap in Europe in two SONY N ^ R C i l day through Jan. 19, ” 16 Candles” and "A ll of mated the cloud covered a square days. On Wednesday, 24 people month. February’s film will conflicts between youth and adults. All films N KEYBOARD be "Tootsie.” The series are free, and begin at 7:30 p.m. at Auerbach M e.” mile. died when a pipe burst pnd RCA TUNING Police could not say when 300 triggered a short circuit that Von der Mehden Hall, Uni- originated so a lively discus­ Auditorium, Hilliard Hall. To receive regular Jan. 22 through 22, “ Seeing R ed” and “ The people ordered to evacuate their XL-100 sparked at fire at a French nursing ------ff ^ versity of Connecticut, sion could follow each screening. The notification of events on campus, subscribe to ■Year of Living Dangerously.” Jan. 23 and 24, homes following the leak would be home. Early Thursday, an explo­ C olor T V | 3 " discussion groups have been dropped, and the "The Observer,” a monthly newspaper, by “ Dawn of the Dead.” Jan. 25 and 26, "Play It able to return. Storrs. Films of special inter­ sion blamed on a cold-ruptured films, alone, remain. calling 243-4379. Again Sam ,” and "T h e Razor’s E dge.” Jan. 27 Officials said the gas leaked natural gas pipe leveled part of an est to film history buffs are through 29, “ Anna Christie” with “ Metropo­ from a frozen pipe that ruptured apartment house in London, killing ELECTRONIC TUNER shown every Friday night at 8 SCOTCH lis.” Jan. 30 through Feb. 2, “ Garbo Talks,” during a power outage at Bofors’ at least eight people. VIDEO CASSETTE p.m., for $2.50 per seat. After East Hartford Public Li- Hartford College for with “ Teachers..”- , Nobel Works plant, where explo­ The incident also marked the the midwinter break, films brary, 840 Main St., East Women, 1265 Asylum Ave., sives, chemical products and phar­ third major gas leak since No­ COLOR TV GREAT COLOR TV will resume Jan. 25 with Hartford. Shows films two Hartford. Women’s films will maceuticals are made. vember. In Bhopal, India, poison­ TAPE TOP The sulfuric acid gas can cause ous methyl isocyanate gas leaked PICTURE “ Rope,” Alfred Hitchcock’s first color film, ■ evenings per month, but days be screened in the Auerbach permanent corrosion of the lungs from a Union Carbide pesticide R A TE D ^ starring James Stewart and Percy Grainger. of the week vary. This month Science Center, free. Jan. 31, and breathing passages. Medical plant on Dec. 3, killing at least 2,500 For a film schedule, write to the University it’s “ Fiddler on the Roof,” “ A Woman Under the Influ­ staff at a temporary emergency people. MODEL” of Connecticut, School of Fine Arts, Box U-128, with Zero Mostel, on Monday ence.” Feb. 13, “ An Unmar- Storrs, 06268. For more immediate informa­ at 7 p.m.; and “ Lassie Come ri^ Woman.” March 7, Obituaries tion, call the 24-hour arts line at 486-2106. Home,” at 7 p.m. on Jan. 2p. “Norma Rae. 111 films start at 7 p.m. ELECTRONIC TUNER he had received a degree in $ 3 Melvin P. Bradshaw business administration. , f f f f Melvin P. Bradshaw, 65, of 56 He worked for the United Tech­ Sherwood Circle, died Thursday at nologies Corp., East Hartford, O l A (S . Hartford Hospital. He was the before founding Drake’s Biastrip 0 8 There’s no movie Roger Ebert won’t go see husband of the late Coral T. Co. in Andover, which he was Bradshaw. running at the time of his death. Born in Manchester, N.H., May He was a member of the Andover Bv Ellle Grossman child whose father was an was neither good nor bad. It was 14,1919) he had lived in Manchester COLOR TV zoning board aqd a former WHY typical of someone addicted. for the last 30 years. At the time of - GREAT COLOR TV! Newspaper Enterprise electrician; his mother, a member of the Congregational Association bookkeeper. There was a chance for him to be his death he was an automobile Church of South Glastonbury. salesman with the Manchester TV PAY * ‘ Tnr^ under the impression I saved but he never got it. “.Critics should never be objective. All I’m Survivors include a son, Daniel NEW YORK - “ There are few was going to the movies when Meantime, he had enormous Plymouth Inc., and had been with Joseph Drake of Rhode Island; his professions that give you the kids elsewhere were watching courage to continue to work and giving is my opinion. I never tell readers the company seven years. Pre­ parents, Joseph and Ruth Drake of MORE! make people laugh even though viously, he was employed at the Glastonbury; and a sister, Mrs. license to ask questions. And how TV because it came late to how they’ll feel — I don’t know them — or to Eastwood Chrysler Plymouth of else in the world am I. going to Urbana. I spent Saturday at the he was so often sad or sick Donald (Judith) Goodridge of 1 4 D A Y PROGRAM sell the house to see a film." Portland. He was a member of the Londonderry, N.H. spend Saturday morning on the Princess Theater on Main Street himself.” Minnechaug Men's Club. The funeral will be Saturday at ITSUBISHI TOSHIBA tench with Lee Marvin who’s watching two features, plus five He is survived by a son, Greg J. 11 a.m. at the Glastonbury Funeral 6 fighting a hangover?” cartoons, plus news, plus ads.” TH A T G E N E R O SITY, as Bradshaw of Manchester; two Home, 450 New London Turnpike, FUNCTION HOTTEST So says Roger Ebert, explain­ Ebert calls it, is what he also daughters, Sharon L. Elliott of Glastonbury. Buriat will be in Old REMOTE NEW ing why he loves being a NO TE LLIN G how many miles admires about John Wayne and Coventry and Deborah B. Klieback OVER THE RANGE CAROUSa Church Cemetery, Glastonbury. CONTROL MICROWAVE OVBI newspaperman, which he has of celluloid passed before his other stars who escaped the he’s tired of sequels and films tampers with what he writes and of Madison; four brothers, William Calling hours are Saturday from 10 ITEM! teen for li years. young eyes. Or since. As a critic, self-destruction so prevalent made only ^for money, he's .still therefore, he says, “ I live in a Bradshaw of Tolland, Richard to 11 a.m. Memorial donations may Longer, actually. " I started as he sees perhaps 350 films a year. among the species. In the begin­ enamoreePof the medium, so world I pretty much control.” Bradshaw and Earl Bradshaw, be made to a charity of the donor’s viDio CABurri TOUCH CONTROLSy , IKA508M1 a sportswriter for the local paper And writes two or three reviews ning, though, stars of any kind oddly public yet personal. Yet that freedom is not free of both of East Hartford, and Thomas choice. with PROB? -^ T 1/ ULTRA.SOUND in Urbana, III., at 15 and covered a week plus a Sunday feature. So simply awed him. “ There’s no genre of a movie I Bradshaw of Tariffville; two sis­ hazards: “ My biggest problem is most of the other beats there as well does he do this that he won a "It took a long time for me to don’t like, but I have no criteria ters, Beverly Schoenewolff and feeling I can control everything RECORDERlU iV U liU liH MICROWAVE ----- HUMIDIFIER! well.” Pulitzer Prize for it in 1975. realize that the qualities these fora good movie. Occasionally, I Ella Cohen, both of Manchester; in life. Sometimes I get angry Later, there was the Univer­ people have are only in my mind, five grandchildren; and several THANKSGIVING WE WILL Which makes it even more get a letter from .someone who because the world did not get a nieces and nephews. 8 $i NEVER sity of Illinois where he majored ironic that the country basically and that’s a relief,” he says. "It- says, ‘Why can't you try to be copy of my scenario for how Private services and burial will NOVENA TO ST. JUOE ^ in English and journalism; a knows him as the pudgy, spec­ ROGER EBERT gets me off the hook. I don’t have objective?” Or, worse, they things should be and memorize it be at the convenience of the family. BE one-year fellowship at the Uni­ tacled man in the sweater w ho,. . his own best critic to be a hero now because there thank me for being objective. in time. I ’m not as nice or HOUR versity of Capetown in South aren’t any,” Calling hours at the Holmes I My St M l, IM<> nf Mrtyni pat ■ UNDERSOLD! with Gene Siskel of the Chicago Critics should never be objec­ generous as I should be, but I ’m Funeral Home, 400 Main St., are >iiM M rid a aiiKM Mwa if Inb 399 Africa; and, after a year work­ Tribune, reports on movies in Rather, he is a baby-faced tive. All I ’m giving is my opinion. working on it.” . ing toward a Ph.D. in English at "A t the Movies,” the syndicated, book on John Belushi is so bachelor who’d like to marry and Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. Memor­ Ctriit MIM akrasar it 11 lb imla yai I never tell readers how they’ll And, in the end. his vision of the University of Chicago, he weekly half-hour TV show. sensitive and inforitied that a have kids, but who meanwhile ial contributions may be made to nail Mn i i a tiant ad. Ii IMI Mi feel — I don’t know them — or to what he’s doing is sharply the American Cancer Society, 237 mmi Ina Ha tti il m knt ari ba says; .It may also surprise some that reader might conclude that only occupies a cluttered eight-room sell the house to see a film. focused. For all his knowledge 6f “ I dropped out to work for the Ebert has compiled the most a man who had experienced what house in the near North Side of E. Center St., Manchester. ^ kyM|tiiMiMlat|iaialipatyB« All he does is what Pauline camera angles and techniques, Chicago Sun-Times as a feature penetrating, entertaining and Belushi h a d ^ u ld have written Chicago with two cats — Orange Kael, film critic for The New b laa ti ay BwtaN. Uy ai a ay ynait ALSIEFFERT'S he insists he’s qualified to be a writer in the fall of ’66. By spring, touching of his celebrity features it. Cat and Sports Fan and, he says, Richard H. Drake iM ayat pililai. Ii ntai I pariatiaii SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER . . Yorker, once told him she does: film critic simply because, " I ’ve I was their movie critic because in ” A Kiss Is Still a Kiss,” his But, says Ebert, who moment­ “ thousands of books, used furni­ “ She said she takes into the got an opinion and a place to Richard H. Drake, 42, of Route 6, yai a a kaa ari aia ya ti M inIM. theirs had retired and I’d written first book (Andrews, McMeel & arily breaks eye contact; " I will ture and a lot of ari that’s not theater everything she is and has Andover, died Wednesday in Siy tha "la FitMn, Urn Hii May at 445 HARTHMD RD. KEENEY ST. EXIT OFF 164 T i^ h express it. There’s a difference some articles about the movies. ’ ’ Parker, $14.95). say I ’ve never taken drugs and I very expensive. Everything done. The movie happens to her between professions and jobs. Rhode Island. BaM.’’ M attM a it k pnaial St M MANCHESTERJTT. • credit cadd It was a fitting assignment Robert Mitchum, Woody used to drink too much but I don’t from Victorian watercolors to Born in Hartford, he had lived in and the reVTew is a report about Movie critic is a job. If I got fired yny fa n a l id ala anki yar M, laa. (which he’s still fulfilling). Mo­ Allen, Martin Scorsese, the list is anymore. I felt the Woodward works by young Chicago Glastonbury many years, and what happened.” tomorrow, I wouldn’t be a movie Ws ana la ma Ma kaa b hi. I km vies have always been dear to impressive. And his essay about book had all the facts but not any artists.” moved to Andover nine years ago. 4kS»«* ’ T aywients It’s a self-indulgent business. critic, but,” he says, " I ’d still te IM ay laad paM. 647-9997 him,' says Ebert, 42, a happy only the controversial Bob Woodward of the heart. Belushi's behavior And if, after all these years. No one tells him what to watch or a professional writer.” He was a graduate of Glastonbury OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS T IL 9 • TUES-WED-SAT TIL 5 • FRIDAY TIL 8 High School and the College of H.M.W. Emporia, Emporia, Kan., where MANCUKSTKU HKKAt.l). Krid.iy, .l;in. II. IMS - 13

12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 11, 1985 Stance and substance Weekenders performed include “ Scoville’s Rolling Mill, an Irish Open dance at Piano’s immigrant's composition about work in the brass Hall and Oates combine Disco with New Wave factories along Connecticut's Naugatuck Valley. 1976, the pair topped the charts Costumed members of the Griffith Champion Irish By Frank Spotnitz Manchester Chapter 466, Parents without Partners, United Press International with "Rich Girl.” The only Step Dancers will also perform and demonstrate step problem was neither of them will hold its annual Snowflake Dance Saturday from 9 dancing. Irish soda bread and cider will be served. liked the music. p.m. to 1 a.m. at Flano’s Restaurant, Route 6. kfusic Admission is $2 for adults. $1 for children. N EW Y O R K - D aryl Hall and “It was very frightening — will be by 3 of Us Plus. Admission will be |4. Reservations should be made in advance by calling John Oates, whose "Big Bam that we would be known for Boom” album is firmly en­ 236-5621. something we couldn’t stand trenched in the Top 10, see Remember Mollle Goldberg behind and feel proud of,” Oates themselves at the center of the said. “ I ’m not casting aspersions If you liked "The Goldbergs," the story enjoyed Toot along with Toots current rock music universe — on the songs themselves because across the nation by radio and television fans of the and as the logical next step in the they were good. But they didn’t 1950s and 1960s, you may want to see the film, “ M C Ilier'''-^ evolution of popular music. The Goldbergs,” Sunday at 7; 30_p.m. M the Greater ^ ^ e jla r t fo r d Jazz Society is presenting harmonica come out right." Hartford Jewish Federation ^ s t Building, 434 virtuoso "Toots” Thielmans on Sunday at 7 p.m. at the If one accepts their immodest Oakland St. Holiday Inn, MoFgan Street, Hartford. Dubbed the interpretation of things. Hall and ALTHOUGH HALL AND The film will be the fourth program in the series, “ Belgian King of Bebop” when he started playing Oates are successful because OATES stood on the brink of real “ Survival Through Jewish Humor,” presented by the with Benny Goodman, ’Thielemans today divides his they have combined the pulsing stardom, they had never been Suburban Institute of Jewish Studies. time between New York and Brussels. Tiekets to his* dance beat of late ’70s disco with more frustrated. performance may be purchased at the door. For more the attitude and style of New "W e w ere locked into this ’Mother’ In New Haven information, call the Hartford Jazz Society at Wave music. California studio machine... We 246-9374. were working with producers "T h e problem with disco is Mercedes McCambridge is a star in her own right, that we didn’t feel were making that idea of the groove was right, and she’s especially worth traveling to see in Marsha our music come out the way we Norman’s award-winning drama, " ’night Mother" Freezing’s a treat but the mentality and the atti­ wanted to.” Hall said. this weekend in New Haven. Shows are tonight at 8. tude of disco was so superficial Hall then went into the studio Saturday at 2 and 8 p.m., and Sunday at 3 p.m. at the It’s finally cold enough for the winter '’Saturday and so off the wall that no one with producer Robert Fripp to Shubert Performing Arts Center, 247 College St. Specials"^ workshops at the Children’s Museum of. cared,-” Oates explained make an excellent solo album, Tickets range from $11.50 to ^2.50. For more Hartford, This Saturday's project is to make edible recently. "Sacred Songs," that RCA consi­ frozen treats. The workshop begins at 2:30 p.m. and information, call 624-1825. The punk and New Wave dered so commercially risky it pre-registration must be done in person at the refused to release it until 1980. museum on Saturday. A materials fee of $1 will be movements were "chock full of By then, Hall and Oates had charged, in addition to the regular admission. The' attitude and stance without ’Gobble’ this dinner been through a string of more museum is at 950 Trout Brook Drive, West Hartford. • much substance,” he said. “ And what happened was, luckily, unsatisfying albums and finally Enjoy a turkey dinner, with all the trimmings, at the , released the “ Voices” LP, which First Congregational Church df Coventry on Satur­ people began to pick and choose was the first they produced day. The meal will beserved.from4:30to6:30p.m. in Can you survive winter? the best elements of these two the church vestry. Main Street, Coventry. Adults will offshoots — the groove of disco as themselves. The pop confections they have be charged $4 kper supper, senior citizens $3.50 and Winter survival will be the subject of an it applied to the attitude of New > ; made in the past four years — children, $1.25. ^ indoor-oiitdoor program at the Connecticut Audubon Wave-punk. HIS PARTNER JOHN OATES Society’s Holland Brook Nature Center, Glastonbury, . ROCK STAR DARYL HALL “ You Make My Dreams," "Did on Saturday at 1 p.m. “ And all of a sudden you cam e wanted out of ‘California studio machine' It in a Minute,” “ 1 Can’t Go For . . . disco was ‘so off the wall' That’s an Irish lullaby The secrets of winter survival for people who enjoy up with what we have now. It That,” "Adult Education,” "Say the outdoors will be discussed, along with tricks s e e m s t o b e a g o o d Philadelphia survived unfair with manager John Madar in It Isn’t So” — have made them help of studio wizards Arthur off, Hall said he plans to make combination." - A lively program of Irish singing and dancing will known to wildlife. The program will include atalk and management, indifferent pro­ 1972. the most successful partnership Baker and Bob Clearmountain. another solo record after the be set spinning on Sunday at 3 p.m. at The Connecticut demonstration indoors, followed by an exploration of duction, and hit records they The book implies Hall and in rock history. Baker has mixed dance ver­ current tour ends “ just to break THE COMBINATION HAS Historical Society, 1 Elizabeth St., Hartford. Jim Earle Park. Suitable clothing and footwear are themselves didn’t like to become Oates drew a gun on M adar to sions of hits by Cyndi Lauper and the patterns. I think John and I EARNED Hall and Oates a feel it’s time to expand beyond Douglas, a professional folksinger and historical required. major stars. force him to release them. WHEN HALL AND OATES Bruce Springsteen, among The program will be $3 for adults, $1.50 for seniors string of No. 1 hits, beginning balladeer, will team up with Irish fiddler Joe Gerhard And they discussed why they Hall would not clarify the began producing themselves, the others. our normal routine.” and children under 12. ’The center is at 1361 Main St., with “Kiss on My List” from for this program. will be parting company tempor­ implication, saying, “ Certain songwriting became freer, the "Instead of maftiug the record Oates emphasized the split will Both men were formerly with Kincora, one of the Glastonbury. Reservations are recommended. Call • their first self-produced album, arily after the current tour winds things have happened that if we sound was m ore what they had in and then giving it to Arthur, we be only temporary. “ Anything region’s most renowned Irish bands. The songs to be 633-8402. 1980’s “Voices,” to "Out of down to pursue solo projects. had left them in the book, we their hearts .and the musicians in decided to integrate the process we do separately can only help Touch” from the bouncy new Their travails are detailed in a would have been up for a lawsuit,, the studio were people they felt — have Arthur involved in the what we do together," he said. “ Big Bam Boom” LP. new authorized biography, so we just left it alone.” com fortable with. process from the begining,” "We’re not thinking about In telephone interviews from “ Dangerous Dances,” that is Three years later. Hall and For “Big Bam Boom,” Hall Oates said. “ That way the songs breaking up. It has to do with Cinema tour stops in Arizona recently. purposely vague about how the Oates were signed to RCA and and Oates cam e to the studio would evolve, and we would not expanding ourselves, so when we Hey kids, meet the Snorks Hall and Oates, both 35, dis­ pair got out of what they had their first hit in "Sara with "germs of ideas" for songs have to rem ix the record." come back together we’ll be ■Mt Hartford Fr11:30,7:30.9:40,11:35; Sat 1:30,3:30, Windsor cussed how the two friends from considered an unfair contract Smile,” which reached No. 4. In that they would develop with the Although the strategy has paid refreshed.” Boslweed Pub a Clnamo— Falllne In 5:30, 7:30, 9:40. 11:35; Sun 1:30. 3:50, Ploza - Runowov (PG-13) FrI-Sun New cartoon characters from television underwater worKl. The entire deep sea Love (PG-13) FrI and Sot 7:15, 9:20; 5:30. 7:M, 9:40. 7:15. Sun 7:15. Manchester make their skating debut with the Ice school of Snorks, including All-Star, Poor Richard’s Pub a Clnoma — UA Theaters East— Johnnv Oanoer- Mlsslne In Action (R) FrI and Sat 7:30, ouslv (PG-13) FrI 7:30, 9:30; Sat and TV networks jurooooooao Capades at the Hartford Civic Center Casey and Occ, go on an adventure to 9:30,12; Sun 7:30,9:30. . Sun 2, 3:50. 5:40. 7:30, 9:30. — The this weekend. The ^how, which ends out-Snork a scary monster and other Showcaso Clnomos — 2010 (PG) FrI Flamlneo Kid (PG-13) FrI 7:15, 9:25; 1:30,7:30,10,12:05; Sat 1:30,4:15,7:30, Sot and Sun 2, 4,6, 8,10. — The Rockv get ready for Sunday, includes a quest for pearls in an outlaws of the sea. 10, 12:05; Sun 1:30, 4:15, 7:30, 10. — Horror Picture Show (R) FrI and Sat SHOMCASE NIKKI’S Protocol (PG ) FrI 1:15, 7:15, 9:15, midnight. — The Song Remains the A new family rettaurant at J 11:15; Sot 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15, Same (PG) FrI and Sat 11:50. — Too HARTFORD 11:15; Sun 1:15,3:15,5:15,7:15,9:15. — Secret (PG) FrI and Sat midnight. MTBSnTIMIXITSO January 21 254 Broad Street, Manehester Tho Cotton Club (R) FrI 1:50, 7:35, Manstleld 1 ■AaoeniMATni $a.ao -ftro# riioow niowoMU ■ 10:05, 12:20; Sat 1:50, 4:30, 7:35, 10:05, Tronslux College Twin — Beverly ^ com wows SAlSUSi AND HOUDMT/un MMO Open 7 days a week, serving 12:20: Sun 1:50, 4:30, 7:35, 10:05. — Hills Cop (R) FrI 7, 9:10; Sat and Sun NEW YORK (U PI) - The three Tina, Prince and Cyndi MIckI a Maude (P(3-13) Fr1 1:45, 7:35, 2:30,4:40,7,9:10. — Vertigo FrI 7,9:10; MCKIilUIIDE breakfast, lunch, and dinner. networks will offer live coverage of 9:50, 12: Sat 1:40, 4:15, 7:35, 9:50, 12; Sat2,4:30.7,9:10. — Under the Volcano Sun 1:40, 4:15, 7:35, 9:50. — Dune (R) Sun 2,4:30,7,9:10. 1;45-7:364I£0-I2J)0 the second inauguration of Ronald JANUARY SP^IALS (PG-13) FrI 1:45, 7:20, 10, 12:20; Sat ^ a g a n — an inaugural coverage Brcakfafll Vernon 70MM 1:4S, 4:30,7:20,10,12:20; Sun 1:45,4:30, C IneiaZ— Missing In Actton(R) FrI DUNE custom that began when Harry • 2 eggs, homefries, toast & je lly ...... 99< 7:20,10. — Beverly Hills Coo (R) Fr11, and Sat 7:30,9:30; Sun 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, • 2 eggs, sausage, haeun or ham, home fries, 7:20, 9:X . 11:30; Sot 1, 3:05,5:05, 7:20, 9:3IL — Bugs Bunny — Road Runner 1:45-720-1000-12:20 Truman was sworn in by Fred M. lead Grammy nominees 9:30,11:30; Sun 1, 3:05,5:05,7:20,9:30. Movie (G ) Sot and Sun 2. — Falling In Vinson, Chief Justice of the Su­ toast & jelly ...... *1.89 A \ — The River (P(3-13) FrI 1:50, 7:15, Love (PG-13) FrI 7, 9:10; Sat 1:X, 7. THE RIVER preme Court, for his second term Lunch — Soup and Sandwich Special...... *1.95 9:45, 12:05; Sat 1:50, 4:30, 7:15, 9:45, 9:10;Sun1:30, 4:15, 7,9:10. category for “ Doonesbury." vocalist category for "Girls Just 12:05; Sun 1:50, 4:30, 7:15, 9:45. — West Harttord 1:50-7:15-0:45-12^5 on Jan. 20, 1M9. Prime Rib on IPeekendt By Jeff Wilson Starman (PG) FrI 1, 7:30,9:45, 11:55; United Press International Prince, Lauper and the ageless Want To Have Fun.” Elm 1 a 2— The Terminator (R) FrI 7. . It was estimated that 10 million Sot 1,3:10,5:15,7:30.9:45,11:55; Sun 1, 9:15; Sat and Sun 2, 4:30, 7, 9:15. — OTYHEXT IB people watched Truman’s Turner were all nominated Thurs­ Other best song nominations 3:10,5:15, 7:30,9:45. — CItv Heat (PG) Falling In Love (PG-13) FrI 7,9:15 Full bar available $wearing-in through a special BEVERLY HILLS. Calif. - day for best album of the year.. included "Against All Odds” by 1:30-7:30-ll:40-n-35 • 646-3000 • hookup between the East Coast featuring this week... Venerable Tina Turner and newco­ Lauper and Turner also were Phil Collins, “ Hello” by Richie, " I 70MM B 2010 and the Midwest. Beyond that was mer Cyndi Lauper joined renegade nominated for best single by the Just Called To Say I Love You” by TV Ims mllllon-dollar the wilderness, television-wise. artist Prince in dominating the list Academy of Recording Arts. & Stevie Wonder, and “ What’s Love I:30-7:30-IOOO-I2J)5 The Most Romantic Setting Anywhere Sciences,- whose 5,000 members Got To Do With It,” by Terry ; Inauguration day this year will N of Grammy Award nominations NEW YORK (UPI) - Televi­ percent sold and ABC expects a B PROTOCOL come on Jan. 21, because Jan. 20 — with five each. vote by secret ballot on 67 Britten and Graham Lyle. complete sell-out by airtime Jan. sion has reached the million- I;15-7:l5-g:l5-n:15 •the traditional date — falls on a For A Beautiful Wedding The Rev. Jesse Jackson was categories. The five nominations by Prince, DAVIS FAMILY dollar-minute mark with ABC 20. Sunday. President Reagan will nominated for a Grammy, but last whose real name is Roger Nelson, m BEER AND WINE AVAILABLE The winners will be announced charging sponsors $1 million (or Last year, when CBS carried BEVERLVHILLSGOP have a quiet, untelevised year’s runaway winner, Michaei also cover composing, record Feb. 26 at the 27th annual Grammy a minutelong commercial during Super Bowl XVIII, the asking 1K)0-7:2IMI:30-n:30 'swearing-in on Sunday as well. THE CLASSIC SETTING OF Jackson, was virtually missing producing, and the producer of the Your choice Awards presentations at the Super Bowl XIX. price was $425,000 for 30 seconds Coverage of the Monday events from the list he dominated last year award. COTTON CLUB H Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. It is the highest price in of game time. Advertising indus­ will be a lot more extensive than in year. In the country field, nominations The Steak and...... The biggest difference in this television history for one minute try sources say these are asking l£0-7:35-l005-12:20 the early days of “ aural" an- Fried Clam Strips, or Fried Scallops The Rev. Jackson was nomi­ were well spread with only five year’s Grammys will be the virtual of commercial time, said an ABC prices, not necessarily selling houncers, ABC alone will use 21 or Baked Clams nated for his album, "Our Time artists — Lee Greenwood, Anne STAtlMAN B absence of Michael Jackson, who spokesman, calling it a bargain prices after the bargaining pro­ news (Kirrespondents and 37 came­ Cheney Banquet Room,,, Has Come.” Gerry Trudeau, crea­ Murray, Willie Nelson, Ricky was nominated only once this year, cess proceeds. 1:00-7:30-g:45-l1JiS ras in Washington and around the London Broil ...... *6** tor of “ Doonesbury," was nomi­ Skaggs and Hank Williams Jr. — because 30 seconds of actual for best R&B group vocal. - 1 ^ nation and the world. One of them w/mushroom sauce nated for in the Cast Show Album receiving more than one game time will cost $525,000. The price for the 1984 Summer The five best album nominees nomination. Corporate sponsors have Olympics was $260,000 for 60 will ride in the inaugural parade in tISDA Choice Sirloin Steak..... *6** were Lauper’s “ She’s So Unus­ The best motion picture album signed up for the expensive seconds of prime time. the convertible carrying ABC ual,” Prince’s “ Purple Rain," HAS THESE UNIQUE FEATURES: nominees, were “ Against All 30-60-and 90-second com m ercial ^ White House correspondent Sam Froth Bahy Beef Liver...... *4** Turner’s “ Private Dancer,” Lio­ w/onlons or bacon Odds.” "Footloose,” "Ghostbus- slots. ' Donaldson. • Conventional or Buffet Service Sheedy $lgned nel Richie’s "Can’t Slow Down,” ters,” “ PurpleRain” and “ Yentl.” The game is more than 90 The presidential timetable calls • Special Package Plans HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Ally and Bruce Springsteen’s "B om In ; for Reagan to leave the Whjte Sheedy, one of Hollywood’s leading The U.S.A." P a p a Q in tA House shortly after 11 a.m., with • Large Dancing Area ingenues, has been signed to star in Springsteen was also nominated : the swearing-in ceremonies at • Delicious Food Columbia Pictures’ "St. Elmo’s for single record of the year for . noon, to be followed by the • Affordable Prices F ire," currently shooting under "Dancing In The Dark." He was inaugural address. Reagan will • Gracious Hospitality the direction of Joel Schumacher. joined by Lauper’s "Girls Just PIZZA&MORE lunch at the Capitol, then return to Miss Sheedy made her film Want To Have Fun," Turner’s More Benbershop Harmony the White House for the.inaugural • Easily accessible entire "East of River" area Fri. & Sat. Night Specials debut in “ Bad Boys” with Sean “ What’s Love Got To Do With It,” parade. The parade is expected to • Ample Parking for more than 200 cars> Penn and attained stardom with Chicago’s "Hard Habit To Break,” Introduces ' last about an hour and 15 minutes. her performance as the self- and Huey Lewis and News’ “ The Jo n u o rY On ABC. Peter Jennings and Seafood Fradiavolo.....*?** possessed friend of a computer Heart Of Rock & Roll.” David Brinkley will anchor from whiz in "W ar Games." 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14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fridiiy, Jan II, 1985 Advice SPORTS Couple has too many faiths Film critic takes a look at the Whalers’ picture to fit into just one church Runners-up were Kevin Dineen for “ Firestarter" the legal age of 21 years old. Film critics take note: it’s the midway point of that and Chris Kotsopoulos in “ Rumble Fish." Dineen, Also receiving consideration for this category was tomdto IS actually a berry! perpetual motion picture on ipe - the National Hockey G.M. Emile Francis. After receiving so much acclaim DEAR ABBY: Please print this another sparkplug buzzer, has tallied 6 goals in his 16 However, commonly speaking, a League season. 'Time for traditional reviews and for last year's “ Rescue from Gilligan's Island , for people who want to marry games (a 3Q-goal pace). Kotsy may be a plodder, but tomato is treated as a vegetable evaluations. Bob Papetti Francis was again in the spotlight this season in “ Cat outside their religion, because that the value of his crease-clearing presence has never because people do not eat them like 'ITie Whalers’ movie became an instant box office on a Hot Tin Roof.” is our situation and we don't know Dear been more appreciated now that he is sidelined with a other fruits. Many other vegeta­ ■ hit this year, though it soon suffered from lapses of Best Animation — Defenseman Mark Fusco and which way to turn. broken foot. bles that are botanically classified ^ inconsistencies. But the flick has been an amusing Herald Sports Writer Joel Quenneville are co-winners for their collabora­ We are both 21 and in college. I Abby Best Producer — Center Ron Francis wins in a as fruits are actually vegetables. one, retaining viewer interest by evoking emotions — tion of “ The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show.” Fusco, the was raised a Roman Catholic and landslide for bis classic “King of Kings.” The Abigail Cucumber, squash, pumpkin, good and bad — through the first half. Nobody is energetic rookie, and Queenie, the shot-blocking the girl I want to marry was raised playmaker supreme has been Hartford’s best pepper and eggplant are also asking for a refund this season. veteran, have been the Whalers' two most reliable a Jew. We love each other and Van Buren producer, despite skating on the controversial fruits, but are treated as vegeta­ ; As Hartford changes reels in preparation for Part blueliners all year long. Their heroic exploits, which never once have argued about Crucifixion Line with wingers Dave Lumley and Pat bles. On the other hand, there are • II, anticipation remains — stronger than ever before have awarded them twice as much ice-time than all religion. However, her parents Boutette. The ill-matched trio has been crucified by some vegetables that are not ' — for a climatic ending. other defenders, have been especially vital because of aren't ton happy about her marry­ concerned press a,nd knowledgable fans — while being consitjered fruits. For example; , An 8-5-2 mark in the past 15 contests offers nothing the erratic contributions of a host of other backguard ing a Catholic, and my parents virtually likened to the savior and the two criminals of DEAR ABBY: In response to Brussels sprouts are buds, lettuce ' but encouragement. neophytes and standbys. aren't exactly thrilled with my biblical lore. "Bemie Saber in Scottsdale” : and cabbage are leaves, and ; With 37 points in 39 games (16-18-5). this is the best Center rafters). marring a Jew. Best Actor — Automatic Greg Millen is a runaway But lately, team-leading scorer Francis (15 goals, When we were traveling in Israel broccoli and cauliflower are flow­ Whale team ever at this late a juncture in the season Best Special Effects — Torrie Robertson for his I have no desire to turn Jewish, choice for his title role in “ Marathon M an." Millen is 27 assists, 42 points) has posted divine numbers (6-6-12 (in 1970), our tour guide pointed out ers! It matters little what you call (34 points in '80-81 was the previous best). In the work on “ Invasion of the Body Snatchers.” No player and my fiancee doesn't want to the absolute most indispensable athlete on any New in the past 6 games). By his own admission, “ I ’m a cattle farm and isaid, "These them as long as you’re happy when Adams Division, where improvement was essential, takes the body quite like Torrie, and the effecU have turn Catholic. We want to be England pro sports team in recent memory. He has taking the puck to the net more m yself". Instead of cows are called ‘Goldsteins' in­ you eat them. ’ Hartford is a respectable 5-7-3 for 13 points. The team helped obliterate the Whalers' pushover image. And married in cither a church or a been in the pipes for 25 of the last 27 games, including wasting perfect slot passes and set-ups on wingers too stead of 'Holsteins' — they say F. PARIVAR, DEPARTMENT had 18 all of last year. On the road, the log of 6-12-2 for resulted in a league-leading 184 penalty minutes for synagogue, but no priest will the past 15 straight, a new team record (breaking his busy waving their sticks in the air or in someone's gut. 'Noo' instead of ‘Moo.’ " OF HORTICULTURE, " 14 points is as expected but not totally disgraceful. Runner-up was dependable Mark" Johnson (14-23- Robertson. He led with 198 last year. Kotsopoulos marry us, and neither will a rabbi. ESTHER IN own mark of a year a g o ). And merely stupendous in injury - which places virtually all of the physcial load UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS , Hartford garnered just 23 away points in ’83-84, and its 37) for “ 20,000 Leagues under the 'C '.“ Who will, then? MANHATTAN BEACH 9 wins was a sdason record. most. on Robertson - places Gary Howatt’s ‘81-82 Club Best Supporting Actor — Underrated Dave Tippett Best Director — It has to be Sylvain Turgeon for bis If we have children, we plan to DEAR F. PABIVAR: I give up. .■■HTMUrw iMisriir Several performers rate special recognition for record of 242 PIM in jeopardy. gets the nod in a close race for his part in “ Battle “ Sudden Impact.' ’ No one directs the puck into the net expose them to both religions and DEAR ESTHER: I think we've Pass the crow. their roles in the Whalers’ composition so far. Best Sound Track — To the fans of the Friday night, Beyond the Stars.” One of just four Whalers to have better than the Sly One. And the impact of his return let them decide what they want to milked this item dry — and that's Here, then, are the first annual "Tom m y Awards” , Dec. 21 game against the Islanders, who orchestrated The Mather house as It was In 1926 played in all 39 games, the two-way forward has been (8-7-15 in 11 games) has been evidenced by a no bull. DEAR ABBY: Regarding "Dog- given in honor of former Whaler great Tom Webster, an unforgettable, vocal rebellion of boos against the be. one of the steadiest members of the supporting cast. A revitalized offense. Turgeon .still shares the team lead Tired in Pennsylvania": I also had the club’s all-time leading WH A goal scorer with 220 in officials in the feature presentation of “ Ice Pirates.” as a hearthstone in front of the fireplace tireless forechecker and penalty killer (Hartford is with 15 goals, despite missing 16 straight games with a DEAR ABBY: As a horticultu­ the problem of dogs coming on my The Mather Street dwelling, shown In a 353 games (whose uniform number 8 somehow got And finally: Any ideas? the fourth most penalized team in the N H L ). Tippett nagging stomach muscle pull. rist, may I add my opinion on property to do their dirty business. in the McKay Social Room. An confused with Pie McKenzie’s number 19 when Best Picture — “ Never Say Never Again.” IN LOVE IN BOSTON 1926 picture, was once the home of has probably played more minutes,than anyone else. In two years this matinee idol will own the city. At whether a tomato is a fruit or a Then I heard about a solution that John Mather, the first master of ornamental fireplace mantle and the two Hartford raised its first retired sweater to the Civic DEAR IN LOVE: If there's a vegetable?. really works. doors trimmed with period hardware rabbi or a Roman Catholic priest Botanically speaking, a fruit is Manchester Lodge 73 of Masons. The considered to be a mature ovary of Sprinkle mothballs (or crystals) lodge held meetings in the front room of from the house are part of the John who will perform a mixed mar­ around the shrubbery and bushes riage in a synagogue or church, I a flower, which is what a tomato is. the house from 1826 through 1844. Mather Room of the temple. The picture USOC condemns It contains seeds just as all fruits the dogs frequent. Do this every was loaned by John O. Nelson, historian McEnroe rallies don't know where he (or she) is. do (except parthenocarpic fruits, three or four weeks and you’ll have When the Masonic Temple was erected You may have to settle for a civil which are bred to be seedless). no problem. DOgs hate this odor. It In 1928, a large red, sandstone doorstep of the Manchester Lodge. ceremony, but if you want a There are many types of fruit. For will also discourage rabbits and from this house w»o HonatoH and placed blood-doping use religious ceremony, try the Unitar­ example, an apple is a pome fruit chipmunks. for three-set win DOG-TIRED IN MICHIGAN ian Church. and a peach is a drupe fruit. A heart can handle. well, the eighth in a row he lost, COLORADO SPRINGS, Colp. By Martin Lader Rolling Stone magazine, in a McEnroe fought back to even the (U P I) — The U.S. Olympic Com­ United Press International copyright article to be published About Town set at 3-3 and a break in the ninth mittee has condemned the contro­ next week, said as many as Dieters focus on body fat game allowed him to win the set. versial practice of blood-packing, NEW YORK - Trouble for a after admitting some members of one-third of the U.S. cycling team Lodge Tuesday at b:ao p.m. at the Masonic Temple. McEnroe, who vented his anger tennis player is tossing the ball in its cycling team used the proce­ members, including five medal­ Town offers safety course Members of Friendship Lodge 145 will be guests. An at officials, photographers and the air for a serve and watching the dure before the 1984 Summer ists, received blood transfusions. officer from the Grand Lodge will be the speaker. To fans during the contest, then raced The Manchester Department of Recreation will head of the racket fly higher than Olympics. The magazine specifically named for enduring weight loss make reservations, call Junior Warden David the ball. to a 5-1 lead in the third set, sponsor a 10-week Red Cross water safety instructor gold medalist Steve Hegg: silver conceding only four points on four The USOC Thursday confirmed course on Thursday from 6 to 9 p.m. at Manchester Toomey at 643-4734. Even bigger trouble is dropping medalists Brent Emery, Pat service games in that set. that certain members of tbe U.S. High School The first class will be Jan. 24. the first set and falling behind 3-0 in McDonough and Rebecca ’Twigg, DEAR DR. LAMB - I am 27, 5 tion if I can get it. ‘ Referring to the seemingly hope­ Olympic cycling team received DEAR READER - Don’t expect Participants must be at least 17 years old and have a the second against an opponent and bronze medalist Leonard feet tall and weigh 148,1 gained most Auditions for musical set less situation he faced when transfusions in a blood-packing too much from the prescription. Red Cross Advanced Lifesaving certificate. playing the match of his life. “ Harvey” Nitz. of my weight after a hysterectomy. HEBRON — Podium Players, a community adult trailing 3-0 in the second s ^ procedure before the Games in Los Your Women have hair loss for the same Registration forms are avialable at the Recreation Unfortunately for Anders Jar- One cyclist, Mark Whitehead, Most of the fat is around my stomach. McEnroe said, “ At that point my Angeles. F. Don Miller, USOC reason that men have male-pattern Office in Highland Park School at 397 Porter St. For theater group, will hold open auditions for the sping ryd, who was enjoying this series told a Rolling Stone reporter he ’There's no muscle, just flab, and it mind was a jumble. I was just executive director, said the inci­ Health. baldness. The difference is that in more information, call the office at 647-3084 musical, “ Anything Goes,” at RHAM Senior High of calamities, John McEnroe received a transfusion. He said it bangs over my hysterectomy Incision. hoping for a chance to get back in dent was "unfortunate” and added women the hair tends to get thin over School from 7 to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, Thursday, Jan. thrives on trouble and eventually made him ill and “ ruined me for I have read that situps are the best the match and I was hoping he the USOC is “ diametrically op­ the front of the head, while men tend Instrumentalists are needed 21 and Jan. 22. was able to overcome both his poor the Olympics.” thing for toning the stomach, but would choke a little. Thht’s what posed to the practice." to develop a receding hairline. In both For more information, cali 295-0039. start and his surly temper. The magazine quoted cyclist what If you have a bad back and tail- Manchester Symphony Orchestra has openings for happened. Blood-packing is a controversial instances, the hair follicles that lose McEnroe, continuing to endure Davis Phinney as saying team who bone? I want very much to tone up players of first violin, first bassoon and second oboe. technique in which part of an the hair shaft have too much of one problems with Swedes,* lost eight who did not receive transfusions my stomach, and any advice would be Auditions may be scheduled at the Program Center in Club hears talk on insects “ I can’t remember a match athlete's blood is removed eight to chemical form of testosterone, the games in a row against Jarryd 10 weeks before a competition. The were concerned “ that this thing appreciated. the Lowe Building, Manchester Community College, The Manchester Garden Club w'ill meet Monday at being down a set and trailing 0-3.” DEAR READER - Why did you male homnone. Thursday night but still managed blood is cleaned and its white cells would come out and it would taint by calling 684-7402 or 64n-6.‘i43 First Federal Savings, Clifford Field, a field McEnroe had strong doubts he gain weight after your hysterectomy? muscles with situps and leg lifts actu­ For this hormonally caused type of to fight back for a 2-6, 6-4, 6-2 arc moved. all of us.” Cyclist Connie Carpen­ representative from Ortho Products, will present a would be able to pull out the match, Were your ovaries removed, too? If ally helps to eliminate back problems hair thinning in women, some derma­ victory that carried him into the The blood is reinjected a week or ter of Boulder, Colo., said the Masons hold Table Lodge program called, “ Insect and Disease Control.” but he added, "You never give up. so, are you taking hormones to and prevent many backaches. Many tologists. have prescribed female semiHnals of the $400,000 Masters. so before competition with the Incident “ reflects badly on the Visitors are welcome. A guy can hurt himself at 5-0. You replace the ovaries' function? people get backaches because they hcinmnies. ’This is not intended to Monchester Lodge 73 of Masons will hold a Table McEnroe’s next opponent Satur- entire U.S. team.” never give up to the last point.” hope of increasing stamina by You need a diet to help you lose have weak abdominal muscles. restore the hair you have already lost, : day will be yet another Swede, Miller said the U.S. Cycling Jarryd, who won the first set raising the number of oxygen­ that extra weight. Even if you I have discussed the steps you need but to slow or stop the progressive * Mats Wilander, who also was put to Federation was investigating the from McEnroe 6-1 the last time carrying red blood cells in the exercise to tighten your abdominal to take to slim your abdomen in The hair loss. Estrogen can be taken as a ! a stem test Thursday afternoon incidents. He said a four-doctor they met in singles, two months athlete's body. muscles, you will not reduce your Health Letter 17-12, Winning the Bat­ pill, and Enovid E or Ovulln are said “ before subduing Johan Kriek, 6-4, fact-finding panel had been named ago in Stockholm, had visions of Blood-doping is a similar pro­ waist unless you lose body fat. There tle of the Bulge, which I am sending to provide results in maintaining a • 3-6, 7-6. After surviving three by USOC president William Simon. completing a huge upset. cess in which an athlete receives a Is a lot of fat inside your abdominal you. Others who want this issue can status quo. ' match points in the 12th game of transfusion of someone else’s The panel concluded that blood­ *’The lotion for female angdogenic “ I started to think that I was cavity, and you must lose it to send 75 cents with a long, stamped, .the final set, Wilander took the doping is banned by USOC direc­ hair loss that I mentioned is a treat­ maybe going to win the match,” he blood. achieve your goal. Daily walking will self-addressed envelope for it to me j tie-break 7-3. tives and responsible individuals ment suggested by Dr. Vera Price, a said. “ Then 1 started to play bad. I UPI photo The transfusion technique can­ help you use calories and lose fat, as in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box .1 The height of frustration for not be detected by testing and .should be held accountable. Miller dermatologist at the University of _ JL don’t know why I did.” will other forms of exercise. 1551, Radio City Station, New York, ■ McEnroe was reached in the said physicians involved and re­ California in San Francisco. ’The cor­ The semifinal bracket was to be John McEnroe, with one hand in his pocket and the other therefore is not banned by the Situps are great to help strengthen NY 10019. . second game of the second set sponsible for the transfusions are rect concentration is Dienestrol, 0.05 completed today with Ivan Lendl on his hip. pouts over cali during Volvo Masters match International Olympic Committee. the upper abdomen, but you need to , when he tossed the ball for a serve, being reviewed by the California DEAR DR. LAMB — You recently percent, in 70 percent isopropyl alco­ playing Joakim Nystrom in the But the practice is considered do some form of leg lift for the lower ' only to have the head of his racket with Sweden’s Anders Jarryd. McEnroe rallied for 2-6, Medical Licensing B_gard. wrote about thinning hair problems in hol. It is dispensed in 2-ounce dropper afternoon and Jimmy Connors unethical. abdomen. Start with those that are break off from the handle. He was 6-4, 6-2 victory. Dr. Robert Chapman, head of the done with the knees bent, to avoid aging women. I was interested in see­ bottles, and Dr. Price recommends , assessed a fault and Jarryd broke facing Eliot Teltscher at night. ing if your recommendations would that two droppersful be applied to the Although he converted on 73.7 Bonfils Blood Center in Denver, excessive strain on the back. Then do ' him on the next point. Thursday said there is no proof voluntary contractions, pulling in and help me. My dermatologist gave me scalp five days a week. Pharmacists percent of his first serves, Wi­ but neither of us has that big, solid last three meetings with McEnroe, Super kickers 1 “ I didn’t even know where it that blood-packing or-doping in­ contracting your abdominal muscles the prescription you suggested, but I and physicians who want a more com­ 1 was,” McEnroe said of his split lander still was broken eight times serve," Wilander said. “ We serve, said, "I don’t think I ’m at my best «• "'“’l . W"' level. I’m probably going to have to creases stamina. And he said it as much as you can, then relaxing and cannot find a pharmacy that is able to plete reference can find it in "Current •racket. “ The way things were while he broke Kriek on seven and then sometimes we stay back. fill it. Can you give me any sugges­ ’Therapy” (Conn), published by W.B. play better to win the next match. could be dangerous, and even in different repeating. '■ going, if it landed on my head I occasions in a match that lasted 2 You get the ball into play, and Strengthening your abdominal tions? I’m willing to try the prescrip­ Saunders, 1983, p. 606. hours and 12 minutes. there are a lot of service breaks.” “ Today I was lucky to win, and I fatal, if an athlete receives dis­ ; would have lost 6-0.” eased blood or more blood than the ; After dropping the next game as “ I think both of us returned well. Wilander, who has dropped his think I played a good match.” . surroundings

lOp'” .. .lAI Bv Jeff Hasen Service Notes riNxU-''' INHL roundup United Press International REDWOOD CITY, Calif. — Lovell promoted decorated with the U.S. Air Force Commendation They’ll be kicking just like they did Medal at Castle Air Force Base, Calif. “J last May in Ottumw.i, Iowa. This Joseph D. Lovell, son of Helen Papa and stepson of He is an instructor radar navigator with the 93rd Barrasso blanks Bruins at Garden time, though, 100 million people Anthony Papa of 180 Eldridge St., and son of Lee Bombardment Wing. He is a 1975 graduate of the will be watching and it will be the Lovell of Hartford, has been promoted in the U.S. Air Univerisyt of Connecticut. Super Bowl instead of the North Force to the rank of senior ainnan. He is a medical His wife, Susan, is the daughter of Robert J. Digan American Pro Kickoff. would have been a little more for the game-winner in Edmon­ admininstration specialist at Holloman Air Force of 44 Greenwood St. and Lynn L. Digan of IBv Lisa Harris Ray Wersching and Uwe von excited. But this is just another ton’s fourth straight victory. Mont­ Base, N.M., at the Air Force Hospital. Hackmatack St. y ■ United Press International Schamann, who will boot for the game. It was a solid team effort real is winless in six games. In a The airman’s wife, Janet, is the daughter of Mr. and ( San Francisco 49ers and Miami that shut them down.” rough contest featuring three Mrs. Robert Benito of 32 Deerfield Drive. He is a 1979 t Early in the 1977 regulation Dolphins in the Jan. '20 N F L title The Bruins agreed. separate fights, referee Andy Van Manchester High School graduate. Gates graduates

1« - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Jan. 11, 1985 1^ ^ College basketball roundup NBA roundup PCAA Sensible Layden takes a walk

California 69-67 behind beat Golden Stale 89-86, and Dallas As for setting any records, the gan forced overtime on a jumper As it was. he was on the verge of Abdul-Jabbar picked up his fifth cause of the noise in the gym no one school he’s from. He was in just as Smith’s 20 pointe; Lorenzo C h a iW < V G erry AAonIgan topped Kansas City 117-110 in Bv F red U e f two schools have a ways to go. by Garde Thompson with 17 being ejected by the officials. Both foul with 7; 23 left in the game and heard it. Three seconds later. Matt difficult a position to call It because scored 29 points, including w o tree United Press International -> overtime. United Press International Cincinnati-beat Bradley in 1981 in seconds to go. Roy Tarpley had 20 Layden and his son, Scott, an in the next 1:12 scored four points Fleming of San Jose State (25 of the San Jose State players throws with 10 seconds left, as points for the Wolverines. assistant coach, had argued con­ — giving him 10 — and promptly points) sank a 12-footer to put the standing up. 1 weighed the knowl­ seven overtimes. North Carolina State pjenv ' Faced with total exasperation at If Tom Fincken needed direc­ In the Top 20, No. 11 Indiana “ You feel like you’re about 60 tinuously with the referees and left the game. Sonics 89, Warriors 86 Spartans up 93-89, edge and made my decision to let son 71-68; Sam Vincent fired in w Inglewood, Calif. Iliursday night, tions when he left Titan Gym in defeated Northwestern 77-50; No. after a game like this.” said earned technical fouls. Then there was James Worthy, This sent Fullerton State coach the play stand.” points — 33 after halftime— to l e M .Frank Layden did the only sensible At Oakland, Calif., Jack Sikma Fullerton. Calif., Thursday night, Illinois coach Lou Henson, who Considering the way the Lakers who scored 28 points and sat out the George McQuarn into a minor The game went into overtime 16 Illinois downed Michigan 64-58 Michigan State past Purdue 81‘ra thing. scored 7 of Seattle’s last 9 points to it would not have been surprising in overtime and No. 19 Washington turned 53 Thursday. treated the Jazz — and Layden’s entire fourth quarter. rage. He raced on court and when Fullerton State’s Tony Neal in overtime; Arizona State downed I -. He left. • lead the SuperSonics past the were he told to head south and not dropped Southern California 66-50. At Carson, Calif., Detlef penchant for unusual behaviour — The defeat was the 14th in 18 road grabbed Fincken by the arm. The scored with 14 seconds left to tie it Stanford 89-74 with Bobby Th®*"f^ -. As in walked out of the building. Warriors. Sikma hit a pair of free stop until the border. At Bloomington, Ind., Mike Schrempf scored 16 of his 20 points it was actually not so surprising he games for Utah, despite Adrian referee then conferred with the 61-61. Neal sank another jumper son hitting for 27 points; B r ^ ■ With 2:23 left in the Los Angeles throws with 32 seconds left to give ' (M Fincken is not on the lam. He just in the second half and had 7 assists bolted. Riley displayed a cavalier Dantley’s 34 points and Mark clock operator, a Fullerton State with 22 seconds to go to force Giomi scored 16 points as Indiana Wright’s career-high 21 points and ‘Lakers’ 120-112 victory over Utah, Seattle an 87-86 lead. He finished happened to be a referee in San ran its record to 10-3 with a Big Ten to carry Washington in the Pac-10. attitude with substitutions, which Eaton’s IS, 11 rebounds and six student, who said the clock ran out. double overtime at 69-69. 14 rebounds powered UCLA pM i .Jazz Coach Layden strolled past with 25 points on 8-of-13 shooting. Jose State’s 97-92 quadruple over­ ’The Huskies, 10-3, shot a school- obviously goaded Layden into the blocked shots. But that wasn’t good enough for A 3-point shot by Kevin Hender­ victory. Giomi, a 6-foot-8 forward, Washington State 75-48; ;the official scorer’s table to the Purvis Short led Golden State time victory over Fullerton State. record 73.3 percent. The game was walk-out. " I was concerned about Kareem son of the Titans with 44 seconcU has hit 22-of-24 shots in conferenM Gresham scored 20 points, inclu^ Lakers’ bench, shook the. hand of with 20 points. Tom Chambers ■nils is the first year the Pacific Fincken. played at Cal State Dominguez After scoring just six points, getting those points," Riley was “ At the time, I could still see a left in the second overtime tied it play. Hoosler star Steve Alford did ing a basket with 54 seconds lefL to . Coach Pat Riley, and headed for a scored 19 for Seattle, which failed Coast Athletic Association is using Hills because of scheduling con­ Kareem Abdul-Jabbar left the forced to admit. “ I only put him light on the 45-second clock but 78-78. San Jose State’s Ontario not start and finished with 14 carry Florida over Vanderbnt .Forum exit. to ,score more than 19 points in a 45-second shot clock. And the flicts at u s e ’s home court. game with four fouls. When the back in so he could keep his streak could not hear a horn,’ ’ the referee Johnson made a layup with 12 points. 68-84: and Old Dominion coach - “ I didn’t have to leave, I wanted three of the four quarters. league may be wondering what it Elsewhere, Xavier McDaniel Lakers extended their lead to 20 alive. He scored in double figures a said. “ The 45-second clock opera­ seconds remaining to knot it 85-85 At Champaign, III., Anthony Paul Webb recorded his 50W .to leave,’ ’ Layden said on his way let itself In for. Welch scored 6 of his 16 poinU in scored 43 points and pulled down 20 points, Riley brought back Abdul- jillion times and I didn’t want to tor said it was a violation. after three extra periods. The victory as the Monarchs routeu : opt the door. San Jose State was up 91-89 with rebounds as Wichita State beat Jabbar to ^ v e him a chance to see it broken.” Mavericks 117, Kings 110 “ But I had to take into considera­ Spartans then outscored Fullerton overtime and Illi.ois, 12-4, broke a North Carolina-Charlotte 86-60. Asked if his premature depar­ the ball with 1:05 left. The State 12-7 in the fourth overtime. three-game losing streak. Michi­ Bradley 82-79; Arizona stopped ture had to do with the game, he extend his streak of consecutive The victory was Los Angeles’ At Kansas City, Mo., Rolando 45-second clock expired but be­ tion where’s he’s sitting and what Teplied; “ No. Not really. I just double-s(x>ring games to scoring to 10th in its last 11 games. Blackman scored 26 points includ­ want to get out of here.” 573. In other NBA games, Seattle ing a game-tyfhg basket in the final seconds of regulation, and the U P I^ Mavs went on beat the Kings in overtime. The victory was the Seattle’s Jack Sikma (43) goes up with a shot as Golden \ ■ -* fourth in a row for Dallas, its State’s Larry Smith (13) defends in N B A action Thursday SCOREBOARD Simpson leads Hope Classic longest winning streak since Janu­ ary 1983. night in Oakland. Sonics won, 89-86. By Joe Sargis because he told me to win one for Of those chasing Simpson, Azin­ P? Flyers 6, Black Hawks 1 Big East standings United Press International him. ger had the best round Thursday, Big East Conference O'all G olf Football " I ’ll tell you, since this thing an 8-under-par 64 at Tamarisk. Chicago 10B-1 Basketball W L W L came up I have changed my Halldorson and Rinker had 66s and Hockey Georgetown 3 0 14 0 — PALM SPRINGS, Calif. - Had Philadelphia 114—6 outlook on life. I don’t live and die O’Meara and Wadkins 67s, all at First period—1, Philadelphia, Smith 8 St. John's 3 0 11 1 the choice been his, Tim Simpson (Tocchet, ErlKsson), 1:54. 2, Chicogo, Pittsburgh 10 9 2 PGA rasulU N FL piayaHs would be home in Atlanta this week on every putt any more.” Tamarisk. % Vlllanova 2 19 2 NHL stindlngs Fraser 18 (B. Wilson, Olezvk), pp, 12:21. NBA standings Instead of in this desert paradise In ’Thursday’s second round, Streck shot a 67 at La Quinta, Penalties—Ludzik, Chi, 4:58; Zezel, Phi, Syracuse 1191 Boston College 1 2 10 2 NPLFtayeNs playing in the Bob Hope Classic. every putt Simpson made was Stadler and Tewell had 68s at 8:47; Dvorak, Phi, 10:56. SS0OA8O Bob Hope Desert Clossic WlMCordOomM Woles ConftrMC* Second period—3, Philadelphia, Eastern Conference Providence 12 8 6 At Palm Surtnos, Calif., Jan. W Simpsoil has had a tough time good. He sank four putts of 15 feet Indian Wells and Mahaffey. who Potrtdc Division Propp23 (Howe), 19:04. Penalties— Atlonttc Division SetonHoll 0 3 9 5 (4 courses, all por-71) Sotaiday, Dec n OB concentrating on his game because or more for birdies on a card that opened with a 66. had a 69 at W L T PH. OF OA Bovd, Chi, 15:38. w L Pet. Connecticut 0 3 4 7 AFC — Seattle 13, LA R c ^ S 7 ' Phllodtlplila 5 1 1 5 55177 121 Boston 00 6 .S33‘ — Saturday's Domes Tim Simpson 67-66—IX lundoy, Dec 33 his thoughts are with his father-in- included seven birdies in all. It Tamarisk. N FC — NY Giants 16, LA Rams 13 . Woshlneton 24 11 7 55 171 127 Third period—4, Phllodelphlo, Kerr 32 Phllodalphla 29 6 .829 Pittsburgh at UConn (Storrs), 8 Doug Tewell 66- 66-134 enabled him to take the lead by a After Saturday’s fourth round, .571 DivMeiMi ptayem law, Vince Termini, who is dying of NY Islondtrs 23 161 47 190 15S (Propp, Zezel), 6:11. 5, Phllodelphlo, Washington 20 15 Georgetown ot Vlllanova Poul Azinger 7064—134 stroke with three rounds left to the field of 128 will be cut to the low Pltlsbureti 16 194 36141 173 Howe 11 (Propp, Poulin), sh, 8:14. 6, New Jersey 16 20 .444 Syracuse at Providence Mark O'Meara 67- 67—134 SotaNtay, D e c X cancer. NY Ronesrs 14 20634148 165 Philadelphia, Carson 14 (Young, New York 13 25 .343 18 Seton Hall at Boston College Lanny Wodklns X-67— 134 Miami 31, Seattle 10 _ ^ “ I didn’t want to come,” he said, play in the 90-hole Hope. 70 and ties. Play will wind up at Now Jersov 13 23 4 30 139 167 Tocchet), 11:16. 7, Philadelphia, Pou­ Central Division M onday's Dame Craig Stadler 6660-134 San Francisco 21, NY Giants 10 Of course, the tournament is far Indian Wells on Sunday. The 14 .632 — Suntfov# DM. 31 "but it was my father-in-law’s wish Adorns Division lin 11 (B ro w n ), 16:32. P en oltles— Milwaukee 24 St. John's at Pittsburgh Ron Streck 6867— m from over. Even though the four winner’s prize from the total purse AAontreol 21 14 8 50170144 Young, Phi, 7:18; Crossman, Phi, 12:21. Detroit 19 16 .543 V/7 Tuesday's Dame Larry RInker 6966—I X ChicagoX, Washington 19 ! that I play. I came here because he Buffalo 191210 48155122 Chicago 17 18 .486 S'/2 Boston College at Vlllanova John Mohoffev 6669—IX Plffsburgh X , Denver 17 Hope courses are relatively easy of $500,000 is $90,000. Conference chompienshlps wanted me to.” Quoboc 19 17 6 44 168 158 Shots on goal— Chicago 11-9-5-25. Phlla- Atlanta 15 20 .429 Vf7 Dan Halldorson 6966— IX layouts, especially when there is 10 25 .286 12»/i SundoVs Results Even though he’s had trouble Boston 18 17 7 43 151 146 delphlo 15-17-12-^. Indiana .Wayne Levi 6868— IX no winci, not many winners of the For Simpson a victory would be Hartford 1618 537134 165 Power-ploy conversions—Chicago 4- Cleveland 9 23 .281 12 Mark Pfell 6868—I X Miami 45, Pittsburgh X • • conctantratlng the last two days, Comoboll Contoronoo 1.Phlladelphlo2-0. Western Conference Thursday’s caiiaga rasuits Larry Mize 6868—I X San Francisco 23, Chicago 0 Simpson is the Hope leader with a event have been able to jump in more than money in the bank. NorrH Division ( ^ I l e s —Chicago, Bonnermon. Phllo- Midwest Division Gary McCord 6967— IX Super Eewl XIX OB 133 total after two rounds. He shot a front at the start and stay there. “ I think winning for itself would W L T PH. OF OA delphla, Lindbergh. A—17X111. W L Pet. Hubert Green 6668-1X Sunday, Jon.M 19 20 3 41 163 157 21 14 .600 — East Al Pole Alta, S7 at Bermuda Dunes Wednesday After Simpson, who was 41st on mean more to him (his father-in- Chicoeo Houston Army 57, Manhattan 49 Fred Couples 6769-1X com. St. Louis 17 17 6 40 145152 Referee— Kerry Fraser. Denver 21 15 .583 Vi Robert Wrenn 67-69^1X Miami vs. San Francisco, 6 p.m. _ and came back with a 66 at the money list last year with law) than the money,” said Simp­ Minnesota 13 20 7 33 143 160 (tallos 19 16 .543 2 Bridgeport X, Bentley X Charleston 86, Glenvllle78 Ed Florl 7167— I X Tamarisk on Thursday. $157,000, are 1980 Hope winner son. “ He’s always followed my Dolrolf 13 23 5 31 147 188 Utah 17 20 .459 ' 5 Mike Reid 7167— IX Toronto 6 X 5 1 7 122 192 Son Antonio 16 19 .457 5 Colgate 55, Hamilton 48 Craig Stadler, Mark O’Meara, who career closely and has been a great Dowling 78, Dominican 63 Gary Koch 6871— IX ’’All things (tainsidered,” said SmvItM Division Biuas5,NorthStars3 Kansas CItv 13 22 .371 8 Don Poolev 6870— IX Simpson, who has made improve­ finished second in money last year inspiration when things were going Edmonton 29 8 4 62 211 1 » Pacific Division Duquesne 69, Penn State 63 E. Nozorene 92, Gordon 77 Gll Morgan 6872— IX by being one of the most consistent tough. Sure, I ’d like to win it, but Calgarv 21 15547 200162 L.A. Lakers 25 11 .694 — Jim Colbert 6969—IX Sugar Bowi standings ment every year since he joined 20 17 4 44 168 172 St. Louis 113—5 19 18 .514 6*/i Fordham 73, Columbia 72 players on the Tour, Doug Tewell, not for myself.” Winnipeg Phoenix Franklin Pierce V2, Skidmore 74 Calvin Peete 6769—I X ttie PGA Tour in 1977, " I ’ve played Los Angeles 16 16 941 179 169 Minnesota 2 0 1 —3 Portland 16 20 .444 9 7464—151 UPI photo First period— 1, St. Louis, Mullen 18 Hortwlck TO, Upsolo X Buddy Gardner quite well, and that has surprised Paul Azinger and Lanny Wadkins. Nine golfers three back of Vancouver 10 28 5 25 137 231 L.A. Clippers 16 21 .432 9>/j Bobby Clompett 7068—IX (A)-AFLerAK?Ji5?NFL«rN;^^ Tliurtdav's RosulH (Levie, Romoge), pp, 2:17.2, Minnesota, Seattle 16 22 .421 10 Indiana (P a .) 64, Point Pork 9> ^me. In the three weeks before They’re at 134, 18under-par and Simpson at 136, among them 1984 Ithaca 73, CoHland X Peter Oosterhuls 7068— IX San Francisco coach Bill Walsh (left) Calif. 49ers meet Miami in Super Bowl Buffalo 3, Boston 0 Broten 11 (Bellows, Giles), pp, 4:57. 3, Golden Stote 10 25 .286 14Vz 7069— IX only one shot behind Simpson. Vardon Trophy winner Calvin Minnesota, CIccareill 5 (Giles, Vell- Long Island 59, Marlst 55 Roy Floyd Pittsburgh (A) 1.000 103 73 •‘coming out here I played golf Edmonton 5, Montreal 2 Thursday's ResulH Gary Koch 6871— IX LOGO Another stroke back at 135 are Peete. Eight are listed at 138, II at watches 49er quarterback Joe Montana XIX on Jan. 20 with Walsh and Miami N.Y. Islanders 3, New Jersey 2 schek), 13:47. Penoltles — Plett, Min, Dallas 117, Konsas City 110 (DT) Maritime 79, N.Y. Polytech X Green Bay (N) 66 U maybe two or three times. I’ve Nazareth 57, Buffalo Univ. 56 Chip Beck 67-72—IX N.Y. Jets (A ) Dan Halldorson, defending cham­ 139, and 16 at 140. Among those at Philadelphia 6, Chicago 1 2:09; Johnson, StL,4:15; CIccorelll, Min, Seattle 89, Golden State 86 7069—I X IS'-? , spent most of my time with my (16) and the offense go through a drill at coach Don Shula stressing their de­ 11:19; WIckenhelser, StL, 11:19; Ramage, New Hampshire X, Holy Cross 67 Kukuo Aral Son Francisco (N ) 1.000 26 21 St. Louis 5, Minnesota 3 L.A. Lakers IX , Utah 112 Mark Brooks 7 1 6 8 - 1X .7X 111 66 ^,'father-in-law. Had it not been for pion John Mahaffey, Ron Streck 140 are Arnold Palmer, a five-time fenses will play a key to the game. Fridov's Oomo StL, 19:49. Friday's <3anMt PItt-Brodlord 113, LoRoche87 Oakland-t_A.(A) their training ground at Redwood City, Rutgers 85, St Joseph's, Pa. 76 Scott Simpson 7168— IX Miami (A ) .500 a 6S him, I wouldn’t be out here. I came and Larry Rinker. Hope winner, and Jack Nicklaus. Calgarv at Quebec, 9:35 p.m. Second period— 4, St. Louis, Barr 6 (A ll Times EST) 69-70—IX (Mullen), 14:07. Penalty — Hickey, StL, Shepherd 78, W. Liberty X Barry Joeckel Baltimore (N-A) .500 X X Saturday's Oomos Washington at Boston, 7:X p.m. Roger Maltble • 7069—I X a o X 42 Detroit at Boston 5:11. Atlanta at New Jersey, 7:X p.m. St. BonaventureX, Geo. Woshlngton61 Kansas City (A ) Susquehanna X , Juniata 54 Tze-Chung Chen 6 8 7 0 -lX Dallas (N ) ' .400 112 85 Washington at New Jersey Third period— 5, St. Louis, Mullen 19 Houston at Phllodelphlo, 7:Xp.m. 6870— IX (Gllmour, Delorme), 2:X. 6, St. Louis, Temple X.Mossachuseffs 39 s Donnie Hommond Woshlntiton (N ) ^ .3X 43 " Hertford at Minnesota, night Indiana at Detroit, 7: X p.m. Leonard Thompson 7069—I X Buffalo at Montreal, night Gllmour 11 (Poslowskl), 8:37. 7, New York at Chicago, 8:X p.m. Wagner X, Robert Morris 79 Denver (A ) 7..000 lO l'X MInnesoto, CIccorelll 6 (McCarthy, Waynesburg X , (3eneva 72 Lon Hinkle 6871— 140 Los Angeles (N) .000 1 9 -X Philadelphia at N.Y. Islanders, L.A. Lakers at Dallas, 8:Xp.m . Jerry Pate 6871— 140 10 X East giris night Roberts), 14:06. 8, St. Louis, Delorme 2 Portlond at San Antonio, 8:X p.m. West Virginia 70, Rhode Island 51 Philadelphia (N ) .000 Defenses aren’t shabby 7268—140 Sports In Brief (Sutter, Gllmour), 18:21. Penalties Wheeling 66, Alderson-Brooddus 52 J.C. Snead Cincinnati (A ) 000 2\-26 N.Y. Rangers at St. Louis, night Cleveland at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Brett Upper 71 69 - 140 Edmonton at Pittsburgh; night —CIccorelll, Min, 3:27; Delorme, Kansas City at Denver, 9:X p.m. Mlnnesata (N ) .000 34:;'9S StL, 10:10. Williams 67 N. Adams X Pot Lindsey 6871— 140 Note — In four games before' imMWr: r _ Winnipeg at Los Angeles, night L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 9:X p.m. Corey Pavin 6872— 140 |>ow again Shots on goal— St. Louis 15-9-12—36. Yale X , Trinity 49 (3reenBavwgn2asNFL,Kan^Cliyw« Most Improved named Saturday's (James Jack;Renner 7870—140 Minnesota 14-12-20—46. Boston at Atlonto, night South 1-1 os AFL, Omiond lostosAFL- N.Y. Jett Power-ploy conversions— St. Louls2-1. Ala. A8iM 109, Purdue-CalumetB7 Mike Sullivan 72 68 - 140 won as AFL, Baltimore lost as NFL- AHLsIandings Chicago at Cleveland, night 7169^140 VBob Barber and Cindy Rapelye received the most improved Minnesota 4-1. Ala.-BIrmlnghom 67, Jacksonville 55 Jock NIcklaus Minnesota lost os N F I- It has been a tough season for the Super coaches insisting New York at Indiana, night Johnny Miller 71-69^140 player awards at Manchester Racquet Club from award (3oalles— St. Louis, LIut. Minnesota, Utah at Phoenix, night East Catholic girls basketball Northern Division Melonson. A—13,210. AthensSt.47,Blrmlngham-South.42 Arnold Palmer 7870-140 sponsors Tennis Magazine and Etonic. The award was presented L.A. Clippers ot (Jolden State, night Dave Stockton 7870—140 team. W L T PH. OF OA Referee— Dove Newell Charleston 86, GlenvIlleTt by Dan Kennedy, tennis professional at the Racquet Club. The Super Bowl teams have Solomon (40-737-10) arc the deep Fredericton 24 13 3 51 156 135 Coastal Carolina 96, Salem 72 Vonce Heaffner 7870-140 By Dave Raffo Curtis Strange 7169—140 benefitted most from the rules threats. Maine 19 17 4 42 158 134 Davidson 69, East Tenn. St. X - '- But things were upbeat in the United Press International Adirondack 18 18 5 41 142 172 Mavaricks 117, Kings 110 E. Tennessee St. 69, Murray St. X Tommy Volentlne 78 70 - 140 changes that opened up offenses But the 49ers, who have a better Joe Inman 72 69 - 141 flrst half of Thursday night’s HCC Sherbrooke 19 22 1 39 156 164 Florida X , Vonderbllt 64 Red Sox In fame game and generated more points in the overall defense than Miami, also Nova Scotia 17 20 4 » 163 174 Sabras 3, Bruins 0 Florida Southern 99, E. Texas State 72 Mork Haves 7368-141 Rec League game between the homestanding MIAMI — Amid great anticipa­ 14 24 143 163 DALLAS (117) Georgia Southern 77, (taorgla St. 61 John Adams 71-70—141 last five years. have the edge in running the ball. Moncton Aguirre 8-17 56 21, Vincent 8-18 3-3 19, ESagle and visiting Northwest tion of an offensive shootout in Southern Division Kentucky Wesleyan91, Indiana Cen. 71 Mork WIebe 7871— 141 COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. — The Boston Red Sox will meet the “ When the rule changes were put Wendell Tyler is the only 1,000- Buffalo 021-3 NImphlus 6-11 (M) 12, Dovls 5-11 2-2 12, Willie Wood 71-70—141 ’X h& olic. Super Bowl XIX, the coaches are Blnghomtiiton 25 11 Blackmon 11-X 4-5 X , Ellis 3-11 06 6, N X . State 71, Clem sonX Houston Astros in the annual Hall of F am e Gam e at Doubleday in. it was sort of a mandate,” said yard rusher in the Super Bowl with Rootester 22 14 6 50 Boston 0 0 00 Navy 67, Richmond X Gene LIttler 7368—141 Woman's Rac East played its best first half of trying to keep their defenses from 18 15 6 42 First Period—None. Penalties— Harper 36 1-2 7, Perkins 6-10 2-2 14. Loren Roberts 71-70—141 Field the day following the 1985 Baseball Hail of Fame Shula, a member of the Competion 1,262 yards on 246 carries and Baltimore Totals 50-104 17-X 117. Old Dominion 86, N.C. CharlotteX the year but then familiar shooting feeling inferior. Sprlngflefd 19 17 2 40 Blum.Bos, double-minor 2:X; Andrey­ Samford 76 Mercer 69 David Edwards 7871— 141 Amusements Unlimited 51 (Rita inductions. Committee that devises rule seven TDs. Craig added 649 yards New Hoven 16 18 6 X chuk, But, 2:X; Schoenteld, But, 9:X; KANSAS CITY (110) Shepherd 78 West Liberty 70 Bernard (.anger 71-70—141 Lupacchino 22, June Derench 14), Irish ^ woes resurfaced. “ You still have to have defense 13 22 4 X Peeters, Bos, (served bv Blum,) 17:26. Johnson 13-24 00 X, Olberdlno2-92-26, St. Thomas 84, Florida Memorial 71 Joy Haas 71-71—142 And the Eagles eventually lost Lou Brock and Hoyt Wilhelm will be inducted into baseball's changes. “ 1 think everyone but on 155 carries and also scored St. Catharins Thompson 561-111, Drew7-150014,Theus Insurance X (Randy Horelick 18, to get to this level of competition,” Hershov 12 22 5 29 Vo. Commonwealth 72, W. KentuckvX Tim Norris 6873— 142 Belinda W9ud3 13)- hall of fame on Sunday, July 28 with the Red Sox and Astros defensive players and coaches seven TDs. Second Perlod-1, Buttolo, Hamel 10 2-5 OO 4. Thorpe 6-11 1-2 13, Woodson o m 71-71—142 their fifth straight, 57-40. Miami Dolphins Coach Don Shula . TlHirsdav't Rfsult W.Vo. State 82, Dovls 8, Elkins 71 Brad F I I Cherrone's X «3all Kozlara 14, Holly wanted to see it. FrdBfrIcton 7, Adirondack 4 (McKenna, Andreychuk), 7:X. 2, Buf­ 12-23 46 X , Buse 1-3 1-2 3, Merrl- Wheeling Alderson-Brooddus 52 Tony Sills 7872— 142 : East Catholic, 1-10 overall and squaring off the following afternoon. weother26004, McNomoraOl OOO, Pope 66, Billings 11), Jury Box L o u n g e X (M a ry said. “ Defenses have taken on a Miami's top rushers — Woody Fridov't Oamei falo, Follgno 17 (Perreault, Houslev), Bill Bergin 7873— 142 Neubelt and Mary Llnsenblgler' 7 ' 0-5 in the HCC, travels to South ^ Tickets for the gam e go on sale Wednesday, March 6 and only 9:27. Penalties— Mllburv, Bos, 13:21. OO OO 0. Totals 50-101 9-11 110. 6874— 142 new character. Going against "I think it’s an exciting game.” Bennett and Tony Nathan — St. Catharines at Binghamton Midwest Larry Nelson each). Catholic Monday night for another (hail postmarked on or after March 6 will be considered. There is Maine at New Haven Dallas 23 31 X X 14—117 Joey SIndelar 71-71—142 high-powered offenses, you’re go­ combined for 1,164 yards. Kansas City 31 19X29 7—110 Anderson X , Grace 72 Standings: Cherrone's 5-0, Amuse­ Miami’s Dan Marino had the Baltimore at Novo Scotia Third Period—3, Buffalo, Peterson 9 Avilq 65, Missouri Western 62 (ot) Danny Edwards 71-71—142 ments 82, Jury Box 2-3, Irish Insurance . conference contest. a limit of four tickets per order. ing to get beat some. (Ramsay) 19:54. Penalties—Housley, Three-point goals—Woodson. Fouled Miller Barber 6873-142 be.st season of any quarterback in The 49ers have one of the best Moncton at Sherbrooke BaldwIn-WolloceX, John Carroll 62 16. “ But you want your defenses to Rochester at Springfield Buf, 1:42; Playfair, Buf, 14:19; Simmer, out— None. Total fouls— Dallas 14, Kon­ Central Missouri 78, Lincoln 62 GIbby Gilbert 7871— 142 Hot third-quarter shooting by the N FL history. ‘ attacking defenses, led by defen­ Saturday's Oamet Bos, 18:45; Borrosso, Buf (served bv sas City 22. Rebounds— Dallas 43 (NIm­ Eastern Illinois 78, Pan American76 Mike McCullough 71-71—142 Indians decided the match. Steroids sold to players make big plays. The best defenses Marino completed 362-of-564 sive backs Ronnie Lott and Dwight Moncton at Adirondack Hamel), 18:45. phlus 10), Kansas City 56 (Thompson, Charles polling 71-71— 142 Aduit Thorpe 12). Assists—Dallas X (Davis, Ferris State 70, Oakland 55 today are aggressive and attack­ Hicks and lineman Dwaine Board Baltimore at Fredericton FIndlov 77, Wilmington 66 Mark Lye 7469—143 Northwest opened the seixind half passes (64.2 percent) for N FL St. Catharines at Hershev Shots on goal— Buftalo7-16-3-26. Boston Harper 8), Kansas City X (Drew 11). Hastings 84, Mount Marty 82 Lee Elder 7568—143 Standings: National — Manchester with a one-point lead. 2823. Then N A S H V ILLE , Tenn. — A Franklin, Tenn. druggist admitted he ing defenses.” records of 5,084 yards and 48 and Fred Dean. But the Super Bowl Technicol— None. A— 4,997. Police 80, Allied Printing 81, Westown Rochester at Maine 56-9-X. Illinois 64, Michigan X OT John Cook 71-72—143 ” %Ilen Rodgers and Beth McNulty sold large quantities of illegal steroids to as many as SO San Francisco 49ers Coach Bill touchdowns. Marino had 17 passes still shapes up as a great offensive Power Ploy conversions— Buffalo Hoi Sutton 71-72—143 Pharmacy 82, DIRosa Cleaners 82, New Haven at Binghamton Ind State-Evansvllle91, Bellarmlne81 Walsh has one of the great show. 3-0, Boston 3-0. Indiana State 73, Droke 70 Al Gelberger 71-72-143 Hose Co. 26, Sportsmon Cafe 26, B.A. ’pumped in 10 and 9 points, Vanderbilt University varsity football players in the last two intercepted. Wide receivers Mark Goalies—Buffalo, Borrosso. Bos­ I ndlana 77, Northwestern X Allen Miller 73-70—143 Club 1-5, Manchester Bor Association ' respectively, as the Indians out- years. attacking defenses in football, but Clayton and Mark Duper com­ ton, Peeters. A-13,5D6. Indiana Tech 79, St. Francis 71 Russ Cochran 73-70—143 06. even he knows the Dolphins are 0iisrsS.Canadians2 Sanies 89. WarriorsBG American — Green Hardware 81, . scored the Eagles in the canto, In a copyright story in Friday’s editions of The Nashville bined for 144 catches and became "Their offense can do it to you in Iowa State 69, Northern Iowa 61 Skeeter Heath 7873—143 difficult to stop. a lot of different ways, led by a Referee— Ron Wicks. Kan. Newman X , Mid-America Nazo- Bobby Wodklns 7870— 143 Manchester Cycle 82, Fogarty Ollvrs » 6 . ^ ^ Tennessean, M. Woody Wilson said he worked with Vanderbilt the fir.st pair of teammates in NFL SEATTLE (89) Howord Twlttv 6875— 143 83, Paoanl Caterers 3-3, (Jentle Toui-.h “ I don’t expect to stop their quarterback who is a great com­ Edmonton l 31—5 rene X Cor Wash 83, Style 26, Donato's ' Rodgers and McNulty shared strength coach E. J. (Doc) Kreis to sell the drugs to football history both crack 1,300 receiving Montreal 2 0 0—2 King 3-5 36 9, McCormick 16 26 4, Lewis 48, Ashland 37 Ralph Landrum 7271— 143 n.gam8high honors with 19 points offense. We just hope to put them petitor and great athlete,” Shula SlkmoO-139-IOX, Sundvold 3-7066, Wood Gory Hollberg 6875-143 Lounge 26, Fllloromo Construction players for cash, checks and sometimes on credit. yards in the same season. Rrst period—1, Edmonton, KurrI 41 Michigan State 81, Purdue 72, OT 1-5. enough out of sync so they have a said of the 49ers. ((Jretzkv, Fogolln), 4:X. 2, Montreal, 36 1-1 7, Chambers 8-15 36 19, Sobers MIsegurl-Sthrn X , Culver Stockton Peter Jacobsen 7873— 143 apiece for Northwest, 82 in the Wilson formerly operated a pharmacy near the Vanderbilt Ken Brown 72 72 - 144 lot of yards but don’t score a lot,” San Francisco answers with Joe Walter 13 (Naslund, Robinson), 12:13. 3, 364610, Henderson 26024, Vrones 261-2 59 ■conference and 7-3 overall. campus. The shop was closed last September, and Tennessee Montreal, Mondou 12 (Tremblay, S.Totals33-X236189. Moorhead St X MInn-Duluth X Steve Pate 7569^144 Walsh said. " I ’d hate to see a Montana, who led the NFC in Clayton, who injured his Bowling Bill Rogers -* 7871— 144 Christy Bearse led East with 12 Naslund), 16:21. Penalties— Lowe, Edm, GOLDEN STATE (M) St. Joseph's 75, Ind-Purdue-Ft Bureau of Investigation Director Arzo Carson said the records of shootout, and it might happen. But passing. Montana completed 279- 0 :X ; Coffey, Edm, 10:57; Nllon, Mon, Short 9-X 3-7 22, Smith ^3 01 4, Wayne X John Fought 7871— 144 VoUeyball points while center Chris Baffin shoulder in the AFC Chahnpionship Wayne Grady the defunct pharmacy are “ incomplete.” 10:57; Fogolln, Edm, 11 :X ; Semenko, Alecslnos 6-10 06 12, Conner 56 01 10, 7871— 144 e x e a good defensively. it’s just as likely that four of-432 passes (64.6 percent) for game against Pittsburgh, did not Edm, mlnor-malor (fighting), 18:52; Tri-Town Floyd 7-15 46 18, BroH 4-10 06 8, Sterling 78, St. John's, Kan. X Jim Nelford 72 72 - 144 touchdowns will win the game.” 3.630 yards, 28 touchdowns and 10 practice Thursday. Neither did Johnson 3 6 2-2 8, Plummer 02 2-2 2, Wayne Grady 7871— 144 “ “ In the junior varsity game. East Nllon, Mon, malor (fighting) 18:52. UMKC X , Pork College 36 Notional: Six Packers236,Main Pub Four touchdowns is hardly a interceptions. Rob MIgllore 557, Gary Clarke Bum 16 06 2. Totals 37-7811-17 M. Utica X , U Of lll.-Chl X Mac (XGro&7 71-73-144 '’ Soundly defeated Northwest to up Marines advertising for recruits Dolphins backup defensive back 2X-553, Don Dzen 213-555, Carl Pattav- Mike Donald 7273— 144 216, North Enders 1812, Economy Running back Roger Craig was Second period—4, Edmonton, Jackson Seotffe 17 X 19 lfv-89 Wichita X , Bradley 79 Electric 1813, M P M 12-12, Lloyd's A(rto its record to 10-1. defensive struggle, but the Dol­ Paul Lankford, who injured his 1 (D. ’ Hunter, McLellond), 3:X. 5, Ina 202-524, Bob Edwards 202-525, Ray Oolden StoH 21X 2217-86 Southwest Frank Conner 7272—144 WASHINGTON — The traditionally lean and mean Marine phins have scored at least 28 points the 49ers’ top receiver with 71 knee Wedne.sday at practice. Na­ Bessette 204-544, Lou Nicholas 204-508, Three-point goal—Short. Fouled Billy Casper 71-73—144 Parts 12-13, Moon Unit 821, Tierney's Edmonton, Gretzky 43 (KrusheInvskI, Arkansas College X , Hendrix 51 2-X. NORTHWEST (57) — Rodo«rs 9 1-2 KurrI), 4:42. 6. Edmonton, McLellond 7 BUI Torrev 557, Andy Michaud 519, Bob out— None. Total fouls— Seattle 2o, Arkansas Tech 67, Central Ark. X Orville AAoodv 7272— 144 Corps will drop a hefty half a million dollars Super Bowl Sunday in all but one game and the 49ers catches for 675 yards. Wide receiv­ than practiced Thursday after (Jackson, D. Hunter), 9:57. Penalties— Arendt 515, Jim Kehoe 503, Don Harris Golden State X . Rebounds— Seattle 44 C r e l^ o n 66, West Texas 61 Lance Ten Broeck 7874— 144 •W, McNulty 9 1-2 19, Gobes 1 82 3, in its pitch for steely recruits “ with the mettle to be Marines,” reached that total in nine of their 18 ers Dwight Clark (52 for 880 yards sitting out Wednesday’s session Andy North 7871— 145 William* 4 OO 8, Kwrigan 0 82 0, Melnyk, Edm, molor (fighting)) 13:19; 551. (McCormick 12), Golden Stote X Hardln-Slmmons67, CentenarvX games (counting playoffs). and six touchdowns) and Freddie with a leg injury. Nllan, Mon, mlnor-malor (tlghtlna), (Smith 11). Assists—Seattle 19 (Sobers, Henderson State (Ark.) 84,HardlngX Mike Smith 71-78-145 -Wantwortti 0 82 0, Tractv 1 M 2 . but the Pentagon thinks it’s worth it. Henderson4),Golden StateX(ConnerS). Brad Faxon 7871— 145 Korrloan 1802, Tom m «r»2814, Total* The M iam i Dolphins-San Francisco 49ers gam e Jan. 20 is 13:19; Carroll, Edm, 16:14; McLellond, Houston Baptist 66, Ark-LIttle Rock 61 American: Redwood Forms 282, Edm, malor-misconduct (fighting), Nito Owis Technical— Johnson. A—4,778. John Brown 111, Bar'vllle Wesleyan42 Tom Purtzer 7273— 145 Ton) Jenkins 7872— 145 Watkins 216, Insurers 17-10- Buffalo •'^ E A M CATHOLIC (40) — 44-4 calinilated to draw the biggest mate television audience of the 19:52; MePhee, Mon, malor- Linda Luce 193'176*536z Annie Goa* Miss. Valley X , Ark-PIne Bluf(61 Water Tavern 819, ABA Tool & pie misconduct (fighting), 19:52; Hughes, Phil Hancock 7273-145 - 12, Wolloco 2165, Ratlin 3066, Burk*2 year, and the number of target recruits out there is why the non 162-SOOr Laurie Gagnon 190*467. New Mexico X , Wyoming 37 821, Ambulance Service 8 X . 06 4, Rtvall**# 3 80 6, Xvon 0 80 0, Edm, 19:54. Bettv Eullano 177*^. Arlee Folev 192. NIcholls St. X , Texas Southern X Clarence Rose 7872-145 Marines are willing to drop so much taxpayer money for a Senior Bowl gets rave review Results: Ambulance def. ABA 17-15, Solick 2 36 7, Wu*chn*r 0800, Total* 16 Third period—7, Edmonton, KrusheI­ Oklahoma St. 96, Texos-Arllngton 84 Lisa Cox 182*4$3, Doris Boulonger 467. Lskars120,Jazz112 189, 815; Redwood def. Watkins 1560, M 6 40. 30-second advertising spot. n v s k I 19 ( G r e t z k y ) , 15 :09. Marlon Smith 460. Beth Kenvon 465.. Ouochita 76, Ark-M ontlc^loX 156, 1812; Insurers def. BW T 12-15, Hanifan of the St. Louis Cardinals edge after Hanifan said, “ Berner Penalties—Anderson, Edm, 17:X. S.E. Louisiana 71,N.E.LjkilsIonaX “ Damn near half the country’s going to watch this,” Jeffrey By David AAoffIt Maureen Wood 495. 187,1814. agreed that the quality of the has been very impressive in UTAH (111) S.W. Louisiana 101, Rider 70 Women's: Buffalo Water Tavern White said Thursday. He is a senior vice president at the J United Press International Shots on goal— Edmonton 6-12-6— Bailey 7-10 0614, Dontlev 1521 510 X , Sam Houston State70, Dallas BaptlstX Transactions squads is not what it was a decade practice. When you talk about X . Montreal 10-20—X . Powdor Puff X6, Scissor Works 2M, Woodland Walter Thompson advertising agency, which handles the Eaton 56 55 IS, Green 361-27,Grlff1th517 (Kirdens 196, Clark Paint 1812, 'Iltr- MOBILE, Ala. — As far as or so ago before the field of sleepers who might make it big in 2 6 14, Wllklns5130612, Stockton 55064, Southern Ark. X , Ozarks (Ark.) 48 nev's IMS, Crockett Agency isft, Atobtor s(gns Ivlsrincs* sccouiit Power-play conversions—Edmonton Kathy Randall 196-503, Lorrie Baker Stephen F. Austin 106, Texas Biwtlst77 college all-star games are rated. top-flight college seniors was the pro ranks, Berner may be the 223-555, M ary Wright 469, Nancy Hahn Anderson 36526, RoberHOI 060, Paultz By United Press IntarnotteiNri Nichols T ire 1817, B8J Auto 818, ABC-TV. which is broadcasting the game, is charging 10.Montreal6-1. 06 060, Kelley 521-21, Monnlon 2-21-15. Texas-EI Paso 67, Air Force X Farr’s 819, Main Pub 0-7/. drained by other all-star games. kid that happens to.” Goalies—Edmonton, Fuhr. Mont­ 489, Edith Tracy 191-235-564, Sharon SOMbOll Green Bay Packers Coach Forrest Totols47-931526—112. Western N.M. 86, Adams StoteX Results: Nichols def. Farr's l£7. advertisers $1 million a minute of air time to gain mileage with real, Penney. A—18084. Oliver 189683, Noella BertuzzI 473, West Milwaukee — Named Mike Easom peef axtenf/on Gregg insists Saturday’s Senior “ But I don’t find it that much The South will start Maryland’s Terry Slemlnsk1 188-181-185-554. LA LAKERS (IX ) 1813, 1812; BW T def. T le A s v 's l 6 home viewers during breaks between bone-crunching action. Spriggs 57 52 8, Worthy 1517 2-2 X, ASU X , Stanford 74 manager of Helena (Mont.) of the Bowl is at the top of the list. different from what it was,” said Frank Reich at quarterback. Pioneer League; named Gene Tenace 156, 1812; Woodland def. B&J 1 5 ^ , Referee—Andy Von Hellemond. Abdul-Jobbor465210, Johnson51355X, Arizona 69, California 67 Never have commercials cost so much. Gregg. "You still have a lot of kids Reich came off the bench in the Eastern New Mexico X Denver X minor-league hitting Instructor. 1812, 1811; Scissor def. Clark 189, “ A lot of these kids are not Eastarn Businass Scott5143616,Cooper26065,Rambls 1-2 1813,189; Crockett def. Main Pub182, all-world or something, but there coming out of college who surprise second - half of the Maryland- lsiandars3.Dsviis2 2-2 4, McAdoo 2-10 3-3 7, Wilkes 26 2-2 Loyola AAarvmount K , U. Ot Colorado 1 5 6 ,156. ‘ INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) - • Paul Glllberto 145614, Larry Fahey 6, Kupchak 57 06 6, M c(X e 56 0610, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, the NBA’s Flutle told not to wait are a lot of good football players you by fitting into the pro system Miami game to lead the Terrapins New Mexico X , Wyoming 37 Cincinnati — Released defensive back- 165413, Tom Fahey 140161-403, Mike LesterOI 060. Totols45972521-IX. nrtl-tlme leading scorer, has signed here,” said Gregg, who coaches better than you might have beien to six straight touchdowns and the N Y Islanders 201—3 Davis 140, Bub Holmes 160622, Pete Northern Arizona 65, Idaho State 62 fleld coach Trent Walters. BOSTON — Describing the contract offer of the U.S. Football Son Diego 67, SW Texas 56 Denver (USFL) — Named Joe Hoerlng a one-year extension of his exm- the South. “ The biggest difference led to expect.” greatest comeback victory in New Jersey 011—3 Aceto 147, Larry Seretto 150, Al Utah X X X 4 » - ) 1 1 League’s New Jersey Generals as “ mind-bending,” Doug Rrst period—1,NY islanders, B. Trott- Bomninl 143, Emil Roux 156-394, Jeff Lakers XUX15-1X San Diego St. 76, Utah 67 defensive coordinator and line­ Calendar tract that will pay him $2 million between the Senior Bowl and the “ Having the other games forces college football history. ler 13 (Bossy), 8:X. 2, NY Islonders, Twerdv 140, Joe (Jorneou 140, Bill Three-point goals— Scott, Cooper. Son Jose St. 97, Fullerton St. 9240T backer coach; Peter Rodriguez defen­ FluUe’s attorney said Thursday the Heisman Trophy winner So. Utah St. 95, Western St. 72 sive line coach; Greg McMockln defen­ jWxt season, the Los Angeles other all-star games is that N FL us to spread out our scouting The South's other quarterback is Tonelll 24 (Longevln, Bossy), Colby 149, Dove Dynes 142-400, Tom Fouled out—None. Total fouls—Utah 18, should not wait too long for the N FL’s bid. 17:53. Pen alties— B ou tlller, N Y I, MIrlson 150612, Tony DeDomlnIcIs Lakers X . Rebounds— Utah X (E 5 UCLA 75, Washington St. 48 sive backfleld coach; (Kile Dovls Lakers announced Thursday. coaches are preparing the teams. force,'” said Hanifan. “ But we Damon Allen of Cal State- UNLV « , Pacific 57 offensive line coach. TODAY malor-mlnor, 6:45; Ludvig, NJ, maior- 140402, Mick Holmes X7, Ron Joiner ton 11), Lakers X (Rambis). Assists— Beys Bosketboll Bob W oolf said the Boston College quarterback would have to '"This is a pro-style camp and the have people at all the all-star Fullerton — Marcus Allen's mlnor,6;45.. . 159, Lon Annulll 146. Utah X (Green 10), Lakers X (Johnson Utah St. n , Santa Barbara 75 Abdul-Jabbar, who announced W. New Mexico X , Adorns St. 60 Portland (USFL) — Named Tom Rockville ot Manchester, 7:45 be “ out of his mind,” to reject the Generals’ offer in favor of scouts get a chance to see these games. We find it helpful to see younger brother. Second period—3,New Jersey, R. 10.) Technical— Utah (Illega l de­ Aquinos at East Catholic, 7;M following the 1983-84 campaign Trottler 4 (Brldgemon, Hlaglns). 4;X. fense), F. Lavden, S. Lavden. A— Washington 66, Southern Cal X Smyihe assistant coach. waiting for an offer from the older league. players, many of whom will go players in game situations where The Senior Bowl, this is the 36th LaVaa industriai Weber St. 76, UN-Reno 74 Hockey Cheney Tech at Rocky Hill, 7:45 ... PenoWes—Verbeek, NJ, 9:14; tonelll, 14,547. VInal Tech at Bolton, 7:45 that he would retire after this Flutle has said he would prefer to play in the NFL, ideally with pretty high in the draft, perform­ all are outstanding. We get to see edition, marks the first profes­ N Y I. 11:X; Russell, NJ, 13:46; Bossy, NY Islanders— Recalled left wing Ron Dale Mothloson 203, John Stratton Hardy from Springfield of the American Coventry at Bacon Academ y, 7:45'- season, agreed early last month to the New England Patriots. But the Buffalo Bills own the No. 1 ing under pro-style conditions. them against the best.” sional appearance for 71 college NYI, 14:X; Tonelll, NYI, 19:07; 208, Rich Garner 214, John Jenkins 203, Girls Basketball - Meagher, NJ, 19:07; Driver, NJ, 19:45. Hockey League. return to the Lakers for the 198886 pick and Woolf says the N FL club has not yet contacted him, “ All these kids have worked Hanifan surprised some people seniors. Each member of the M ike PrestI 222-564, Rick Funke2l8-573, NY Rangers — Recalled left wing Manchester at Rockville, 7:45 '' Third period—4, New Jersey, Bridge- Dove Chognot 582, Charles Hortlev Sr. Swlm m lhf aeason. though the USFL’s intentions should be “ loud and clear” by now. hard,” said Gregg. “ They came by naming Colgate’s Steve Cala­ winning team gets $2,250 and each man 13 (R. Trottler, Lewis), 8:X. 5, Randy Heath from New Haven of the 203-561, Charles Hartley Jr. X I, Don American Hockey League. Wethersfield at Manchester, 3:30 here to make an impression (on the bria over Pacific’s Paul Berner as member of the losing team gets N .Y. Islanders, B. Trottler 14 (Tonelll, Wilson 200, Al Wilson X I , Joe Paggloll He will become the first man In Bossy), 9:39. Penalties—Potvin, Toronto — Recalled goaltender Ken scouts) and that’s what they’ll be starting quarterback for the North $ 2 ,000 . 209, John KozIckI 222, John McCarthy Radio and TV Scholastic W r e g ^ from St. Catharines ot the SATU RD AY NBA history to play in a 17th Yale turns back Trinity N Y I,0 :U ; B. Sutter, N Y I,3 :X ; Gilbert, 2^581, Roger MIeezkowskI 568, John College Basketball aiming for on Saturday. in Saturday’s Senior Bowl. That's $250 iess than each player N YI, 3 :n ; Verbeek, NJ, double-minor, American Hockey League. season. Myers 222-X96X, Rich Woodbury 206, BfMellMH Massosolt at MCC, 8 “ The really fun thing about this Calabria, a 6-foot-4, 212- got a year ago; as bowl officials 3:00; Longevln, NYI, 5:08 ; Flotlev, Nell Lawrence 206, Andy Komm 203. Ice Hockey The S7-year-old former All- NEW HAVEN — Chris Dudley, held to 4 points in regulation, NYI, molor, 16:05; Hlemer, NJ, motor, Cleveland — Signed guard Butch game is that you really don’t have pounder, threw for 2,420 yards this had to cut back after it didn’t get as Graves to a 10-day contract; extended East Catholic vs. Enfield (at Enfield America from UCLA surpassed scored 7 points in overtime Thursday night to send Yale over 16;0S. 7^*Terinls: Volvo Masters, USA iiiing giris baskatbail Twins Rink), 3:15 ” time to get to know your players,” past season and for 8,555 yards and good a television deal from MizLou ShoH on goal— N Y Islonders 10-12-10— Pinnattas contract of guard Kevin Williams. the all-time scoring mark of Wilt Trinity 5869. Cable LA Lakers — Signed Karcem WresniiM he said. “ You haven’t seen them 54 touchdowns during his college as it did last year from ESPN. M. New Jersey 9-90—27. 7:X Pro basketball: Celtics vs. Illlng girls bosketboll team won Its Monchester/New Britain at Rocki Ctiamberlain last season. ’This Freshman Peter White added 14 points for Yale, 84 and Power-plav conversions— N Y Islond- Joanne Korner 174-1W-483, Mo- fourth straight Thursday, beating Eost Abdul-Jabbar to a l-yeor extentlon under fire so you don’t know what career. Berner, 83, 205,-threw for The two squads staggered prac­ rvAnne Copoblono 171-X5-522, Theresa Bullets, SportsChonnel, W KHT at Xmlillon. vine, noon season he leads the Lakers in winners of four straight. For Division III Trinity, 82, Ken Abere erslO, New Jersev40. 8:00 College basketball: Kansas vs. Hartford bv a 2824 count. Sue Webb tice this week so scouts could Hewitt 245-517, Lois Brown 181, Lisa East Catholic/Wethersfleld/Glofc scoring (22^) and rebounding scored IS points and Bill Psohl had 14. they are going to do.” 2,126 in 1984. Goalies—NY Islanders, Smith. South Alabama, ESPN hod 10 points and Rachel Odell 9 to pace tonbury at Bristol Eastern, noOn attend all sessions. New Jersey, Resch. A— 15652. Schwartz 198-175511, Jenny Kowalsky the Rams. Next game Is Monday SacewT Gregg and North Coach Jim But Brener appeared to have the 172, Tina Bumpus 169-181-484, Jessie 8:XProbasketball: Knicksvs.Bulls, Kansas City (M ISL) -Signedm idfielder Cheney Tech/Eost Hortford/Now (8.3). / Channel 9 against Bolton. London ot Holy Cross, noon Referee—Terry Gregson. Williams 171-210-539, Ellle LucelW-495. Nick Mangionetoa 1-year contract.

) MANCIIKSTKK IlKItAl.l), P>id:iy, J;m II. 1985 - l_i 1985 IK - m a m h f .STKR HKRAl.l). Fridiiy. Jun. II CLASSIFIED 643-2711 ■ ■ ■ . .6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 44 Household Goods For advertisements to be Business Opportunities 2? Store/Oltice Space Rates 45 Misc tor Sole published Monday, the dead­ Notices Situation Wanted 23 Resort Properly Minimum Charge: 46 Home ond Garden line IS 2:30 p.m oh Friday HELP WANTED Employment Into 24 Aflisc tor Rent $3.00 tor one day Losf/Found. Wanted to Rent 47 P e ts LUNCHEON WAITRESS- Instruction 25 CLERICAL FULLTIME- MATURE SECRETA- P e rso n o ls 48 Musical Items Per Word: PART TIME MORNING PART TIME CLERK TY­ Wednesdav, Thursday, Roommates Wanted Read Your Ad MANCHESTER INSU­ Posltlon available, excel­ RY/RECEPTIONIST — Announcements Recreotionoi itcnis 12 days .20C Position available for de­ PIST for one person of­ Friday, 10:30am to 2:J0 RANCE AGENCY seeks lent benefits. Ambulance 2-3 days per week. WP A u c t io n s ...... 3 S d o v s 18C Classified advertisements pendable person to per­ fice In East H artford. pm. Experience pre­ INSPECTOR — Min­ Real Estate A ntiQ ues customer service repre­ company needs a respon­ skills on IBM-PC, typing SERVICE STATION AT- Services 6 d o v s 16C form general cleaning Flexible hours, good pay. ferred. Apply Manches­ imum 5 years experience 3l T og Soles are token by telephone os a sentative. Interesting op­ sible person to work In, and tronscribing. Man­ TENDANT/MECHANIC- Homes tor Sale 26 d a y s 12C services In the Manches­ Call Mr. Raddtng at 528- ter C ountry C Lub, 305 S. final Inspection. Must be Services Ottered 5I W a n te d to Duv convenience • portunity for a person our billing department. chester professional of­ for service and light me­ Condominiums 32 with experience. Call 646- ter area. H ours are 8am - 3233 for appointment. Main Street or call 646- familiar with Pratt *• Financial 52 Happy Ads: The Manchester Herald is Apply at L & M Ambu­ fice. Send resume to: Box chanical work. Apply at Lots/Lond for Sale 33 Pomting/Popering 12 noon. Monday thru 0103. Whitney and Electric S3 00 per colum n inch responsible only tor one incor- 0187. lance Company, 471 New P, c/o the Manchester G ill’s Auto Service, Mongaoes ' I* Investment Property 34 Building/Controcting 53 Frid ay . C a ll 649-3181 be­ LIVE IN HOUSE­ Boat work. 40 hour week, 54 rect_inserfion and then only KEEPER WANTED to Park Avenue, West Hart­ Herald. Route 6, Bolton. Personal Loans ...... 12 Business Property 35 Rooting/Siding Automotive Deadlines CORRESPONDENT — tween 9am and 4pm. PART TIME MAINTE­ fringe benefits. EEO Em ­ Heating' Plumbing 55 for the size of the onginol care for working Mom ford. E O E. NANCE PERSON needed ployer. Apbly In person In s u ra n c e ...... 13 Resort Property 36 Part-time reporter to PART TIME COUNTER Cors Trucks lor Sole For classified advertise­ in s e r t io n . and her 2 year old. Tele­ - Manchester, East Hort- Monday-Frldav, 8am- Wanted to Borrow 14 F lo o rin g 56 hondle Coventry news for PERSON — Immediate phone 647-1081 between tord area. Must be capa­ 4pm: Triumph Monofoc- Income Tax Service 57 Motorcycles Bicycles ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen the Manchester Herald. opening. Excellent op­ 9am and 4pm. CERTIFIED NURSE ble and dependable. turlng, 750 Tolland Rentals Services Wanted 58 Rec Vehicles day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement Writing experience help­ portunity for on Individ­ WAREHOUSE - Rapidly AIDES - Certified aides Apartments and rental Street, East Hartford. Auto Services deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by on ful. Call Doug Bevins, CLERICAL - Immediate ual who wonts to grow growing pharmaceutical Rooms tor Rent 41 opening in two girl con­ for 7 to 3 shift, full and property. Zimmer Real For Sale Autos tor Rent Lease before publication. additional insertion. ______643-2711, a fte r 1 p.m. with one of the most d istrib u tor In M anches­ Apartments for Rent 42 struction office, light typ­ port time. Excellent be- • Estate, 646-3778. Misc Automotive weekdays. prestigious Import fran­ ter seeks full and part 43 Holidoy/Seasonal 6) ing, bookkeeping, gen­ net It package. Please ca ll Homes for Rent Director Stott Develop­ chises In the U.S. P re ­ tim e em ployees fo r stock PART TIME CASHIER eral off^e work. Hours JEWELRY DISTRIBU­ PART TIME HELP ment between 8 and 3 at vious ports expisrience room. *5.25 an hour. Call WANTED — Monday 8:30 -*wm . C a ll between TOR - Excellent oppor­ WANTED - General ONE ENGINE LATHE 643-5151, M ondoy through necessary. Must be neat O rlando at 646-1212, E xt. through Wednesday, 1- 10am - I2noon, 647-9153. tunity, good salary plus cleaning person to clean OPERATOR — ONE Friday. Crestfleld Conva­ In appearance and pos­ 319, 10am - 2pm. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 5:30pm. Experience pre­ commission and auto ex­ small shop and . office. BRIDGEPORT OPERA­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED penses. Call 5-9pm 871- lescent Home and Fen- sess excellent communi­ TO R — M in im u m 5 year* Notices IHELP WANTED HELP WANTED ferre d but w ill train. Stop MATURE BABYSITTER P A R T T IM E C L E R I C A L - Hours negotiable. Re­ HELP WANTED 1477 to s c h e d u le an wood Manor In cation skills. Top wooes experience. Able to read In at F a irw a y , 97S M ain - To sit In home. Ask for Bookkeeplng and typing spond to P.O. Box 127, interview . Manchester. will be paid Including full blueprints, and do own DAY COMPANION for NURSERY ATTENDANT Street, Manchester. Kathy, 646-3508. Important. Approxi­ Bolton, CT 06040. AUTO MECHANIC - benfits and pension plan. setups. 45 hour week, Needed now for new car elderly person In your WANTED ■ Great work- Contact Mr. Chet m ately 30 hours. 649-9015 FULL TIME DIS­ fringe benefits. EEO Em ­ dealership. Our unique home. If Interested call Ing condl#ons. Call Paul CholnskI, Ports Man­ 8:30-5; 649-8396 alte r 5pm . I LOST AND FOUND GERBER SCIENTIFIC HAS THE FOLLOWING HWASHER - Nights. ployer. A p p ly In person paid program otters up to 644-3716 after 7pm. at 659-3731. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED ager, Gorin's Jaguar, JOBOPENINGS Good pay. Apply In per­ Monday-Frldav, 8am- PENSION AND GROUP $20 per flat rate hour, plus Route 63, Vernon, 645- FULL TIME - Appliance LOST - TrI colored minia­ ELECTRONIC TECH-Two year technical school dl- son Antonio’s Restau­ 4pm: Triumph Manufac­ SERVICE - Pension ad­ paid Incentives, weekly IN MANCHESTER AREA loma, 1-2 years experience, strong mechanical 0158. Techniclan/Dellverv ture Collie. Answers to rant, 956 Main St., turing, 750 Tolland ministration, experience and year end bonuses. We Cackground. Man. Responsible, hon­ 'Judy'. Vicinity Wood- SALESPEOPLE Street, East Hartford. essential. Vernon area.- MECHANICAL TECH-Two year technical school di est, well-groomed person Manchester. bridge St., Manchester. also offer an Insurance Arnott Rd. all E X E C U T IV E D IR E C T O R Resumes to P.O. Box H, program, Paid Holidays, PART TIME ploma, light...... machining..... experience, strong — Notional health w illin g to w ork In o w ell Reward. C all 649-1416. 15-112 Woodland St. 18-98 PROGRAM ASSISTANT p a r t t i m e DIS- Vernon, CT. Pold Vacations, Paid Farguion Rd. mechanicai:a11 backround. agency seeking person to established business. Girtn Rd. 0-24 Daepwood Dr. 65-155 BUYERAosociates plus 2 years minimum experience for the Childs care food HWASHER NEEDED - Uniforms, Advancement 25 Hours Weekly all In expediting and buying ol electronic compo­ organize wide ranging Contact Debbie at 643- Apply Tacorrol, 246 Opportunities, and a E. Middie Tpke. 558-876 even Devon Dr. volunteer program of 2171. program. Includes re­ Edmund SL 61-83 nents. WANTED cruitment, and monitor­ Brood Street, strong on going training Butternut Rd. all BUYER-Degreed professional with 3-5 years experi­ community service, edu­ Manchester. program. We need an all Ediaon Rd. all ence in an industrial or manufacturing environ­ ing family day care LO ST - Tuesday, 1-8-85, Hickory Line cation and fund raising In EMPLOYMENT OP­ aggressive, dependable, Late afternoons, ovenings, Fulton Rd. all ment, good communication skills and supervisory homes In northeastern large ring of keys In Oak East Center 81 156-202 even the Manchester oreo. PORTUNITY — First, se­ PHOTO PRINTER - Ex­ experienced person with 598-791 experience a musti MRP a plus. Connecticut'. Provide St., Manchester vicinity. NURSES AIDES - 3pm - Hamlin St. all Weal Middle Tpke. Morketlng/Sales expe­ cond and third shift. perience helpful. Full 11pm and 11pm - 7am. a strong technical back­ and Saturday mornings 428 only CLERK TYPIST- High school diploma, 1-2 years ex­ rience a plus. Experience technical assistant to day Please ca ll 875-6569.0 Hirrison St. all Broad St. perience. typing skills - 45-55 wpm, organized. To work evenings Premium pay for third time and port time. Three Become one of our dedi­ ground and the desire to with volunteer develop­ care homes. Assist coor­ Roll St. . 17-64 Center SL 323-467 odd LIGHT ASSEMBLERS- shift. Start part time or positions. C all 647-1080, cated nurses aides that earn o large Income. It ment helpful. Reply, stat­ dinator with monthly IMPOUNDED - Male, 3 Pearl 81. 113-164 Griawold St. all ElMry LsYsl: Ability to read basic blueprints, wil­ make a career. Flexible reimbursements. Com­ ask tor Tony or Phil. years old, Shepherd truly enlovs helping our you have been looking to Call Jeanne lingness to do repetitive work. 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm ing education, expe­ schedule available. elderly residents. Excel­ get Into a new car de a ler­ Spruce St. 14-68 Lilac SL all modity distrubutlon and cross. Tan with black 2 YSara inlnlnHim Basic blueprint reading and assem- rience and salary level to Apply In person at Xtra TEACHER AIDE - At lent working conditions. ship and get paid what Hilliard SL 10-104 Trumbull 81. all news letter. Other duties face. Oak G rove St. Coll sxpsrlaiies: bly, mechanically Inclined. Director of Field Servi­ Mart, 404 Hartford Road, Hockonum Valley Child Certified Aides pre­ you deserve, this may be ELECTRICAL DRAFTSMAN- 3-6 years experience In with Heraid carriers ces, P.O. Box 410, Wol- as required. Qualifica­ M anchester Dog Manchester Herald Manchester or call 649- tions; Day care or nutri­ Day C are Center. Re­ ferred. Please call Mrs. the position you have electrical drafting. Applicants should be capable llnotord, CT 06492. De­ sponsibilities Include as­ W arden, 646-4555. 2337. tion experience, ability to LaunI, Director of been waiting tor. Apply In of making cable assemblies, harness drawings, gree preferred. sisting the teacher In MANCHESTER HERALD wiring diagrams and schematic drawings from de­ handle routine adminis­ Nurses, 646-0129, M a n ­ person to: Service Man­ MEDICAL RECEPTION­ carrying out child care chester Manor Nursing ager, Bob Riley Oldsmo- 647-9946 sign sketches or proto-type units with verbal In­ Excellent Income trative work. 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Ex­ 7S HONDA ACCORD 7 t DATSUHi WAOON tIO 12 SURARU QL SEDAN cellent benefits. Largest Hottda Dealer Wn 13.090 SALE *3,696 Wn *4.995 SALE *3,996 Wn *6,196 SALE *4,996 M anch ester CRESTFIELD CON VALESCENT HOME 24 Adams Street, Manchester DILLOn In M a n ch e se r. (Exit 93 off 1-86)646-3515 Please call Mrs.,J. 649-4571 Brownstein, DNS, DE CORMIER Monday through Fri­ 2S6 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER *49-4186 NISSAN 310 Main Street C Across da y betw een 9 am Sales-Parts-Servicc Mon., Tues., Wed, B Fri. 9:30to8:00p.m. •Thuri. Iil6:00p,m. • Sat. 'til4;0Op.m. MANCHESTER. CT ______6^3-21^5 and 3 pm at 843-5151.