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Zoning Board of Appeals Wednes­ FRANKFURT, West Germany U.S. Navy diver and held 39 other day called on the town to hire more (AP) — Police have arrested a Americans for 17 days before personnel to help Zoning Enforce­ suspect in the 1985 hijacking of a releasing them. ment Officer Thomas R. O ’Marra, TW A jetliner to Beirut, the Frank­ The man arrested Tuesday had who contends that he is swamped N furt prosecutor’s office said today. flown to Frankfurt from Beirut on b y ne w development in The Lebanese man was carrying Middle East Airlines, Schroers Manchester. what authorities suspected were said. “The man is completely over­ explosives. The suspect, who was carrying a worked.” ZBA member Harry

The man was arrested at Frank­ forged passport, was identified by Reinhom said at a meeting of the furt airport Tuesday after customs fingerprints as one of the hijackers Republican Town Committee. He police discovered he was carrying of the TWA plane, security sources said the town should put money in

“material that could be explo­ said. The sources, who spoke on next year’s budget for one or two sives,” Jochen Schroers, a spokes­ assistants. condition of anonymity, said he is man for Frankfurt prosecutor believed to belong to a Shiite O’Marra this morning refused to

Hans-Eberhard Klein, told The Moslem group. say if he felt assistants should be

Associated Press. Zimmermann said authorities hired. He said that was a matter for

Authorities believe the man was had found “material” on the man Town Manager Robert Weiss to preparing a bomb attack, but it is that could help in further investiga­ consider as he puts together his

budget proposal for the fiscal year unclear whether the attack was to tions. He refused to elaborate. have been in West (Sermany, Experts at the Federal Crime that will begin July 1. Schroers said. Office in Wiesbaden are investigat­ However, O’Marra did say the Police declined to give the ing the suspected explosives that workload has dramatically in­

suspect’s name. He is in investiga­ were found in his luggage, Schroers creased over the last few years, and tive custody and has not been said. said hiring additional help is

formally charged. The man’s arrest was first "something that should seriously

Interior Minister Friedrich Zim- reported in the Rheinpfaiz daily be considered.” The zoning enforcement officer is merniann told journalists in Bonn newspaper of Ludwigshafen. responsible for reviewing all build­ today the suspect was "a big fish.” There have been no previous arrests in the 1985 TWA hijacking, ing plans and zone-change applica­ The Frankfurt arrest came one day after Italian authorities although the Lebanese prosecutor tions to see if they comply with town for the Beirut district indicted five regulations. He also issues certifi­ stopped a Lebanese man carrying cates of occupancy, responds to more than 20 pounds of plastic Shiite Moslems. explosives and detonators through The hijackers, Shiite militants, complaints, is the town’s inland-

the Milan airport. Neither West freed the hostages after Syrian wetlands agent, and makes su re . that Industrial park guidelines are German nor Italian authorities mediation. When' they freed the followed. have given any indication of a link hostages, two of the hijackers, between the two cases. hooded and carrying handguns, O’Maira said his duties in ail Bashir al-Khodr, 26, was arrested read a lengthy statement to repor­ areas, except for inspections in the Monday night when Italian customs ters at the Beirut airport terminal. Buckland Industrial Park, have found the explosives and detonators Then they walked away and were increased as new building has occurred in Manchester. He ex­ hidden in chocolate Easter eggs not seen again. plained that new construction often and in picture frames. The Lebanese indictment was 5

The TWA airliner was hijacked issued in Christian east Beirut and touches on a variety of areas under his Jurisdiction. June 14, 1985, on a flight from was largely symbolic, as it was Athens to Rome. It was taken to unenforceable in Moslem west “We’re beginning to do things near wetlands that we’ve never did Beirut, where the hijackers killed a Beirut. before. One thing leads to the

other,” he said.

O ’Marra said that because of his

large workload, there have been Hinckley got pass delays following up on matters and

responding to complaints.

AP photo Weiss said this morning he is

aware there is a problem with the despite objections Dealers at the Tokyo Foreign Exchange mainly to intervention by the Bank of workload in the zoning office. Japan. The dollar’s decline has height­ “There’s no question there’s a Market talk on the phones during crunch in a lot of the departments in

W ASHING TO N (AP) — A mental Reagan was vacationing at his Wednesday morning’s trading session ened tension with major trading town,” he said. California ranch when Hinckley, hospital gave would-be presidential as the dollar stands at 155.85 yen. The partners of the U.S. Weiss said he will probably assassin John W. Hinckley Jr. a accompanied by a hospital escort, consider hiring more help in the dollar rebounded in the trading due 12-hour pass for a holiday meeting met his parents. Jack and Jo Ann zoning office when he puts together Hinckley, at a center in Reston, with his parents last month, despite his budget proposal. However, he Va., run by Prison Fellowship said he has not yet received the objections by the Secret Service. The Secret Service, notified' Ministries. department’s recommendations.

about a week before the Dec. 28 DiGenova, in a statement Wed­ Other departments feeling the Dollar's skid fuels tensions pass was issued, consulted U.S. nesday, said Hinckley was released effect of an increase in develop­

Attorney. Joseph E. diGenova but under a federal statute that places ment are the building department

found it could not block the decision the decision in the hands of the and town clerk’s office. Weiss said. by the St. Elizabeths Hospital in hospital administrator and does not As building levels off, the workload with major trading partners Washington, Secret Service spokes­ require court permission. and need for more staff may " If there had been a request for stabilize, but the zoning enforce­ man Richard Adams said Wednesday. the court's permission, we would ment office will probably still have the dollar has sunk further against “This was a decision made by the have oppos^ release because we By Peter Coy a lot to do, he said. the West German mark than it was hospital. It was a medical decision do not believe that anyone who tries The Associated Press Dollar Plunge " It ’s not only the enforcement of expected to fall in all of 1987 in a they made over our objections,” to nullify a national election with a new things, but the things built recent poll of 48 international Adams said. "OurevaluationofMr. bullet deserves the privilege of N EW Y O R K — The dollar’s latest Exchange rates years ago.” he said. He said the skid on currency markets should economists by Blue Chip Economic Hinckley hasn't changed. We still moving freely in a civilized so­ zoning officer acts as "kind of a help shrink the mammoth U.S. against the dollar Worldscan of St. Louis. feel him to be a threat to our ciety,” diGenova said. policeman” for development trade deficit, but it also could Against the Japanese yen. the protectees.” Adams said the Secret Service Feb. 26,1985 matters. monitored Hinckley during his re-ignite inflation and even trigger dollar is nearing the Blue Chip Hinckley, 31, has been confined in forecast for its value at the end of the federal institution since being release. a recession if it gets out of control, Jan. 13.1987 some economists say. 1987. found innocent by reason of insan­ "We were aware of his release 9 The dollar dropped sharply again The dollar began its most recent ity in the March 30,1981, shooting of Lawm akers Wednesday as the White House said slide late last month after the President Reagan. Please lam to page 10 it expected the dollar to fall further. government reported a record

Economists said that while the monthly trade deficit of more than $19 billion for N< -ember, the back state dollar’s drop aids the Reagan administration in its contest with economy showed sigi j of weakness TODAY’S HERALD Congress and major U.S. trading and oil prices rose. partners, it carries dangers as well. On the positive side, a further fall death law

Chance of flurries Departures forecast "This is a high-risk strategy. I in the dollar eventually should call it an international game of shrink the trade deficit, which 8 By the Manchester Herald

Gov. William A. O'Neill said topped $170 billion last year, and Partly cloudy tonight with a chicken,” said Robert Brusca, and The Associated Press chance of flurries; low 25 to 30. perhaps 10 of his commissioners chief economist of Nikko Securities that could help the Reagan admin­ and other appointees will soon be Partly sunny and colder Friday. Co. International Inc. in New York. Y e n Mark istration dissuade Congress from While Gov. William A. O’Neill Details on page 2. departing, either on their own or at “It’s comparable to navigating a enacting protectionist legislation. said Wednesday he is willing to his behest, but he's still refusing to ship in rocky waters. You have to A deflated dollar helps U.S. A P graphic consider a proposal to replace the name them. "Som e people will be zig and zag at the right time, or producers by making imports more death penalty with life imprison­ staying, some people will be going. something is going to get you,” said expensive and exports cheaper. ment without parole, the idea met Story on page 4. Irwin Kellner, chief economist for Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan, 'The lower dollar also is putting with criticism from two

Drug tests positive Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. said Wednesday. intense pressure on Japan and West Manchester-area Democrats who 7 The dollar’s fall is heightening In Paris, French Finance Minis­ Germany to take the advice of the Federal investigators, after find­ serve on the panel — Reps. James tensions with major U.S. trading ter Edouard Balladaur said Euro­ United States and stimulate their ing evidence of marijuana in both R. McCavanagh of Manchester and Index partners, particularly the Japa­ pean nations and Japan "consider domestic economies. If they do. it the engineer and brakeman of the Edith G Prague of Columbia. 20 pages, 2 sections nese, whose exports to the United that the current drop of the dollar is could spark a worldwide economic “In these days of overcrowded Ckinraii locomotive that collided States have been devastated by the excessive, unjustified and damag­ revival, which would create a with an Amtrak train near Balti­ prisons with all kinds of eariy- Advice__ Lottery. cheaper dollar. ing for the world economy.” bigger market for U.S. exports and release programs. the threat or risk more, are trying to determine Business. Obituaries___ 10 “.^me people in Japan think the Presidential spokesman Larry shrink its trade deficit. of life imprisonment without parole whether drug use affected the Classified _ 18-20 Opinion_____ 6 dollar-yen rate is manipulated by Speakes denied that the U.S. But the falling dollar could cause crew’s performance. The Federal simply does not provide the same Com ics_____8 People______2 government is doing anything to a new round of inflation, especially Railroad Administration revealed the U.S. government. I’m afraid deterrent to the would-be crimi- Connecticut__ 4 encourage a lower dollar, but the if domestic manufacturers take Wednesday that tests on blood and Sports___ 15-18 that right now in Japan there has nal,” McCavanagh said dollar continued to drop against advantage of the breathing room urine samples from both Conraii Entertainment 14 Television _ 14 been growing some anti-American Focus______feeling,” Yoshihisa Kitai, an econo­ other currencies. from higher import prices to raise crewmembers showed marijuana. 11 U.8./Wortd_5. 7 Local news_3.10 mist in the New York office of the Just two weeks into the new year, their own prices. Please tom to page 10 Story on page 5. Weather _ _ _ 2 t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tliurgday. Jan. 15, 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Jan. IS, 1987 — I WEATHER Mancheater/Area Scholar gives MHS taste of China

By John Mitchell Touma f it B rU ^ by.” Chesterton said. Herald Reporter MHS OFFICIALS chose Stave, a Connecticut forecast former elementary-school teacher, Some Manchester High School because she expressed an interest Central, Eastern Interior. Southwest Interior: THE MHS PROGRAM is based Collision, flight lead to charges students are going to have a taste of on one set up six years ago at in the program. Brooks said. Tonight, partly cloudy with a chance of flurries. A Manchester man was charged Wednesday with reckless China, thanks to a new scholar-in- Farmington High School. Eventually, the school’s teachers Low 25 to SO. Friday, partly sunny and colder. High residence program that will begin will choose scholars for the endangerment and driving while intoxicated after ramming his Rolfe Wenner, principal at Far­ around SO. at the school at the end of this program. car Into a car occupied by his wife and his wife’s friend, police mington High School, said the West Coastal, East Coastal:* Tonight, partly month. "W e think she can bring a lot to said today. school’s scholars remain at the cloudy. Low 25 to SO. Friday, partly sunny and Sondra Stave, a Coventry resi­ it,” said Brooks. “ She’s wanted to school for an entire year, at a cost of colder. High in the lower SOs. Da vid W. Morsey Jr., 22, of 572 Hilliard St., allegedly pulled his dent who lived for a year in Peking, do it right along.” $5,000. “ It’s worked out very well,” Northwest Hills: Tonight, partly cloudy with ® ‘•'■iveway at 702 W. Middle Turnpike, intentionally will be the school’s first resident Stave said the class will "evolve scattered flurries. Low around 20. Friday, partly operated by Jeffrey S. Defurio, 26, of he said. “ W e’ ve been very to some extent as it goes.” Plans scholar. She’ll teach a course on pleased.” sunny and cold. High in the middle 20s. Hanmrd. Police said Giristine Morsey, 21, Morsey’s wife, was in Chinese studies at MHS. include bringing in two exchange Five By Five Defurio s car at the time of the collision, about 12; 30 p.m. Wenner said his school’s current students she met in China who are Morsey then pulled out of the driveway, as did Defurio, who told Allan B. Chesterton, director of scholar is a former New York City On this day in 1943, the five-story, five-sided Pentagon, currently attending the University Coastal forecast IMlice he was afraid Morsey would hit his car again. Defurio curriculum for Manchester advertising executive who is teach­ of Connecticut, and subscribing to the world’s largest office building, was completed. It stopped a police officer near the accident scene, and police schools, said officials included ing a creative business course. the “ China Daily,” the English- $4,500 in the 1980-87 budget to pay Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I. and has 3.7 million square feet of office space. It also has its chased Morsey. stopping him on Hilliard Street, police said. Others have included a Russian language newspaper in that coun­ for the town’s first visiting-scholar history expert; a poet from Trinity try. and basing assignments Montauk Point: own fire department, police force, radio and television police he only pulled into the driveway and had not program. The scholar will remain Wind southwest increasing to 15 to 20 knots today hit Defurio’s car. He said he was looking for his wife, whom he College and an astrophysicist, he around its topics. Low 40 station, and telephone exchange. Architect G.E. Berg­ at MHS for a semester and teach said. shifting to northwest during tonight and increasing believed was with another man, police said. Other sections of the course, Temperatures 40 strom designed the building. The design conserves seniors about two or three times a entitled "An Introduction to Con­ to 20 to so knots with higher gusts Friday. Morsey was also charged with evading responsibility, misuse week, he said. The school's teachers choose the Seas increasing to 2 to S feet today and Friday and structural steel, which was in short supply during of plates, operating a motor vehicle with a license under scholar, he said. The college-type temporary China.” will focus on “ It’s probably going to be your geography, religion, philosophy, averaging 2 feet tonight. World War II. Work on the building was completed after susiwnsion, and driving without insurance. His case has been course is more for students who honor students that go into It,” the roles of women and the Occasional light rain today. Visibility occasion­ continued to Jan. 28 in Manchester Superior Court. SONDRA STAVE really want to get into a certain 16 months o f round-the-clock labor. Chesterton said. “ Most of the country’s 55 recognized minorities. FRONTS: ally 1 to S miles in precipitation or patchy fog into .. . expert to teach subject in detail, he said. DO YO U KNOW — Who is the current Secretary of average students have as full a Brooks said. this evening. Warm.^^ CokJ-^.^ Defense? Veterans give plaque to hospital program as they can handle." Wenner said the program at­ " I ’m just very excited,” she said. Cloudy with chance of occasional light rain into Chesterton said the emphasis will tracted university-bound students. Gwen Brooks, vice principal for "It opens up a lot of opportunities to early this evening. Some clearing and colder later Manchester Memorial Hospital is the first recipient of the be on finding scholars from various ” We would certainly discourage Occluded Stationary - WEDNESDAY’S ANSWER — Dogs belong to the canine program and instruction at MHS. meet someone who has been tonight then mixed clouds and sun Friday. walks of life, and giving the the student who could not handle family of animals. Manchester Veterans Council annual appreciation plaque, said 15 students haye already there.” council Treasurer M. Joseph Vincent said Wednesday. students and teachers a chance to the workload,” he said. “ It sounds exteremely exciting,” 1-15-87 o Knowledge Unlimited. Inc. 1986 signed up for the course. No size learn from them. " I t ’s not a big Vincent said the council presented the award at a Monday Twenty-one students are taking said Stave, who also taught for a n a t i o n a l f o r e c a s t — The National Weather Service forecasts snow limits will be placed on'the class, program but it’s one we think will the business course this year, dinner to recognize the help veterans have received from the she said. year at Peking University. " I think Across the nation A Newspaper In Education Program gain in importance as the years go Wenner said. the program is an excellent id ea” for Friday from the centrai Rockies to the Midwest. Rain and showers are Sponsored by hospital. He said the council plans to give the award every year to forecast from the centrai Guif to the Ohio Valiey, Chesapeake and An arctic front chilled the northern Plains and ______The Manchester Herald an organization that has helped Manchester veterans. Carolinas coast. Rockies, sending temperatures tumbling and In another matter, Vincent said the Korean Veterans Memorial pushing wind chills down to minus SOdegrees today. Committee, which he chairs, will probably disband next month. GOP makes an issue of sidewalks Rain spread from the Florida Panhandle to Its proceeds will be turned over to the council so that it can Alabama, western Georgia, the southern and maintain the memorial erected last May. By George Loyng unpaved side. reconstruction plan because Tol­ Former town Director John Gar- central Appalachians and the upper Ohio Valley. Alm anac Herald Reporter Perotti warned that the road is land Turnpike residents didn’t want side, who was named finance Light rain lingered from Mississippi across dangerous and pedestrians would them. But he said he agreed that Today is Thursday. Jan. 15, the republic of Poland. committee chairman, said he is Tennessee into the lower Ohio Valley. Thompson backs prescription bill Although the town election is 10 be helped by the additional side­ sidewalks should have been also “ very seriously” considering 15th day of 1987. There are 350 In 1922, the Irish Free State was Light snow was scattered across the northern months away. Manchester Republi­ walk. " I t ’s like a highway. People included. running for the town Board of days left in the year. established. Disabled persons as well as senior citizens would be eligible for Rockies and northern Plains, and a storm system cans began organizing Wednesday go 50 miles an hour.” she said. Directors, which he left in 1970 was expected to develop in the Southwest tonight Today’s Highlight in History: In 1929, civil rights leader inclusion in a state assistance program to help pay drug bills, and indicated that repairing side­ Committee member Annabelle Republican Town Chairman Do­ nald K. Kuehl cautioned members when he took a job with the state that could spread heavy snow across the central Twenty years ago, on Jan. 15, Martin Luther King Jr. was bom under a proposal Rep. John W. Thompson, D-Manchester, is walks and building new walks may Dodge of Sycamore Lane argued that building new sidewalks is government. Rockies. 1967, the Green Bay Packers of in Atlanta. co-sponsoring. be a central issue in the campaign. that sidewalks should have been the National Football League In 1943, work was completed on Thompson said the Human Services (Committee of the A number of GOP Town Commit­ included in a plan approved last expensive, and suggested that it Former state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser Winter storm watches were posted for tonight and was named chairman of the issues defeated the Kansas City Chiefs Legislature is scheduled to meet today and he expects it to act tee members, meeting at Lincoln week by the town Board of may not be proper to force them Friday for central and southern Wyoming and In 1976, Sara Jane Moore was upon residents. However, he said committee. Named to head the Colorado’s southern mountains and Front Range. of the American Football League favorably. He said the measure will probably be considered by Center, complained about the lack Directors to improve Tolland Turn­ sentenced to life in prison for her of sidewalks and the bad condition the Republican party should ex­ ways and means committee w ere’ The mercury dipped below zero from northern 35-10 in the first Super Bowl, the Approriations Committee next week. pike. She said walks would help the attempt to shoot President Ge­ of those in use. elderly. plore making sidewalks an issue in Mary Warrington and Louis C. Montana to northwest Minnesota, and single-digit played at Memorial Coliseum in The existing program requires a $15 annual fee for rald R. Ford in San Francisco. Committee member Ann Perotti She criticized the town for not this year’s campaign. Kocsis. Naab was appointed chair­ readings were common in the northern half of the Los Angeles. participation and pays half the cost of prescription drugs. The man of the bylaw revision commit­ Although the gam e was shown new bill calls for eliminating the annual fee and a flat $4 payment of Oakland Street said a sidewalk doing enough to build sidewalks in. Committee member J, Winthrop Rockies and the northern Plains. Five years ago: Pulitzer Prize­ should be built on the east side of tee, which will explore changes in on both CBS and NBC, no on every prescription. Manchester. “ I ’m for safety and I Porter of Columbus Street com­ Winds gusting to 35 mph combined with the low winning sports writer Red Smith her road near the intersection of party rules. videotape of either broadcast is The bill also calls for a raise in the annual gross income limit feel this town is 50 years behind.” plained that not enough was being temperatures to produce minus-50 wind chills at died inStamford, Conn., atage76. Tolland Turnpike. While there is a she said. done to repair existing sidewalks. Porter, head of the candidate known to have survived. for determining eligibility. The present limit for an unmarried Grand Forks, N.D., early today, and chills from 15 One year ago: Soviet leader walk on the west side, she said she Republican town Director Geof­ In particular, he said the walk on selection panel. said he has not been On this date: person is $9,000 and $12,000 combined for a married couple. below to 35 below across the northern Plains. Mikhail Gorbachev proposed the has seen people — including frey Naab explained that the board Westminster Road was in bad contacted by any people about In 1559, England’s Queen Eliza­ Thompson said Democrats want to raise that to $13,000 for an In western Washington, the state’s first snow­ elimination of all.nuclear wea­ joggers and children — walk on the eliminated sidewalks from the shape. running for office. beth I was crowned in Westmins­ pons by the year 2000, but said the individual and $16,000 for a couple. storm this winter was blamed for the deaths of two ter Abbey. men Wednesday and one ’Tuesday in separate United States had to renounce its In 1777, the people of New traffic accidents. Rain mixed with snow fell in the Strategic Defense Initiative. State Bank plans new branch Connecticut declared their inde­ Today’s Birthdays: Actor Man sues town over crash with cruiser Seattle area, and up to 3 inches of snow accumulated pendence. The tiny republic later Lloyd Bridges is 74. The Archbi­ Officials at Manchester State Bank intend to open a branch in higher elevations. Icy conditions were reported A Manchester man is suing a Police said the cruiser’s emer­ became the state of Vermont. shop of New York, John J. office on Tolland Turnpike, a spokeswoman at the Connecticut speed and failed to take reasonable confirmed that the cruiser’s siren elsewhere in the state. police officer and the town for gency strobe lights were flashing at evasive action, such as applying was not operating at the time of the In 1870. the Democratic Party O’Connor, is 67. Actress M ar­ Department of Banking said this morning. In Kalamazoo, Mich., two school buses driven by was represented as a donkey for injuries he suffered two years ago the time, but the siren was not breaks or turning to the left or right accident, but he declined to com­ garet O’Brien is 50. Actress- According to an application filed Jan. 7, the branch will be when his car was hit by a police sisters collied at a intersection made slick by ice or the first time in a cartoon by operating. McNeilly was not hurt in in time to avoid a collision. ment further on the case. MORNING CLOUD COVER — Weather sateliite picture recorded at 4:30 singer Charo is 36. located at 1046 Tolland Turnpike, at Heartland Plaza. cruiser going through a red light. the accident, which occurred the snow, injuring 11 of the 87 students aboard, officials Thomas Nast in Harper’s In connection with the accident, The suit seeks at least $16,000 in a.m. today shows diffuse ciouds over the northern Rockies producing Thought for Today: “To fear The suit, filed earlier this week in night of Jan. IS, 1985. said. The injured students were treated and Weekly. Manchester Police charged damages for injuries Shivers suf­ love is to fear life, and those who Hartford Superior Court, charges Among other things, the suit light snow. Broken frontai ciouds reach from soutrhern Arizona through released. In 1919, pianist and statesman McNeilly with traveling at an fered that, the suit says, have made fear life are already three parts that Officer Robert J. McNeilly Jr., states that McNeilly did not slow unreasonable speed and violation of it impossible for him to continue the Great Lakes region. Broken iayered cioudiness associated with an Ignace Paderewski became the Woman hurt In Coventry crash There was a possibility the brakes on one of the dead.” — Bertrand Russell, Brit­ 46. was driving the cruiser east on when approaching the intersection, rights of emergency vehicles. working. The suit claims that upper-air disturbance over Aiabama spreads from Fiorida northward buses were not working properly, said Public Safety first premier of the newly created ish philosopher (1872-1970). COVENTRY — A Rockville woman was hospitalized at West Center Street when he ran a as required under state law. and did Police spokesman Gary Wood Shiver’s numerous spine-related through the Middie Atiantic region. Sgt. James Coder. Windham Community Memorial Hospital after a two-car red light at the intersection of not watch for other vehicles on the said the latter is an infraction of the injuries are likely to be permanent accident Monday on Main Street. Cooper Street, striking a south­ roadway. law requiring emergency vehicles and have caused headaches, slee­ Police said the woman, Maureen Shanahan, 26, was traveling bound car driven by the plaintiff. Furthermore, it charges that he to slower stop at an intersection to plessness and a severe shock to the O ft the Light Side north on Main Street near Monument Hill at 7:47 p.m., while a Thomas Shivers, 31. of 1 Walnut St. was traveling at an unreasonable make sure the path is clear. He plaintiff’s nervous system. second driver, John Madden, 42, of Coventry, was traveling south 5 on Main Street. Police are still investigating the accident. Status symbols pet.” Shanahan suffered multiple injuries and was admitted to the PEOPLE Because of the potential agri­ Cheney Hall Foundation hospital’s intensive care unit, a spokeswoman said. Madden was GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) cultural damage they could treated at the Windham hospital and released. They donU call it a Permanent cause, prairie dogs are banned in Worst-dressed conference in New York Wednes­ — It barks like a dog, cuddles like Grand Rapids, although legal in repays loan on exterior for nothing... day, the violet-eyed actress re­ a kitten, looks like a large guinea Actress Meryl Streep, who neighboring Wyoming, where vealed what had been billed for pig and, a pet shop owner hopes, Five Join Republican committee sometimes makes her own Briel owns Wonderland Pet The loan used by the Cheney Hall received. In 1986. donations totaled Get the one that's worth it! days as her "top-secret news” — is developing as a status symbol clothes, topped the 27th annual Center. Five people joined the Manchester Republican Town Foundation to complete exterior $123,500. Pledges for 1987 total a deal with Parfums Interna­ pet. He has the only permit in Committee Wednesday, bringing the total number of members to renovation to the historic hall has $48,650. list of worst-dressed women tional Ltd. Western farmers also probably Michigan to import prairie dogs, 76. Based on the number of Republicans who voted in the Nov. 4 been paid off. and the restoration Blish said she is preparing an Perm Special: issued by dress designer and Making light of the actress’ hope prairie dogs catch on. said Michele Stratz, of the state election, the group’s authorized strength is now 83 members. effort starts the year with a $20,000 application to the State Historical fashion arbiter Mr. Blackwell. well-publicized unions — she has Jack Briel, a suburban Grand regularly *43.00 "T h e problem is that most of Wildlife Division, adding, “ There The new members are Ann Perotti of Oakland Street, Ellen cash balance toward interior Commission for a matching grant been married seven times, twice Rapids pet shop owner, says he renovations. of $50,000. the maximum available, the women in the world could really isn't any Michigan law to Bums of Montclair Drive, Harvey Steeves of Woodbridge Street, to the late actor Richard Burton bought a batch of the woofing Mary Blish of the Little Theatre for renovation work. N OW O NLY have made the list,’’ said Black- prevent people from keeping Patricia Cotton of Oak Grove Street and Theunis Werkhoven of — her new business partners rodents last spring, quickly sold of Manchester reported on the Kuehl reported that most of the well, who prefers to be known by these things as pets." Santina Drive. referred to the venture as "Miss 18 for $75 each, and is awaiting a status of the fund drive at a meeting architectural work for the interior his professional name. "The In 1986, six people resigned from the town committee. Town Taylor’s latest marriage.” new shipment. of the foundation Wednesday renovations have been completed, whole trouble is, we only had Chairman Donald K. Kuehl has said. *33.00! “ It’s funny how any announce­ John and Jacquie Berning afternoon. but planning has not started for the room for 10.” ment I make turns into a bought a female prairie dog in In addition to the $20,000, the mechanical work such as electric­ Streep, the acerbic designer L ottery m arriage,” the 54-year-old ac­ July and are thinking of ordering Dainken driving alleged In crash Connecticut Historical Society has ity and plumbing. told a Los Angeles news confer­ tress said. a male companion. “ She’ll sit in committed up to $30,000. which He told Blish that the architect, ence Wednesday, “ looks like a our laps and watch TV and run A South Windsor man has been charged with dnuiken driving in must be used to bring gas and Edward Breen, wants to have a The perfume will be in a limited Connecticut daily gypsy abandoned by a caravan." around the house,” Berning, 25, of electric service into the building. final plan from LTM for theatrical number of department and spe­ connection with an accident Friday night in which he and two She was followed by game show Spring Lake Township, said Wed­ Wednesday: 205 others were injured, Manchester police said. This work has already been done, lighting before he begins on design cialty stores by September. The said Donald Kuehl. vice chairman of the mechanicals. hostess Vanna White — "She wins nesday, "T h ey’ re a neat little The man, Mark St. John, 31, was driving north on Taylor Street price has not been decided. Play Four: 8021 of the foundation. One of the uses to which the hall fashion’s booby prize of the year" at 8:46 p.m. when he turned left into the path of an eastbound car, — and the Duchess of York, Taylor said she will do a The loan that financed the initial will be put when it is completed is operated by Beverly R. Dodge, 19, of 30 Campfield Road, work on the building was made by performances by LTM and other form erly known as Sarah Fergu­ MERYL STREEP HONEY ALEXANDER barrage of print, magazine and Manchester. son, who “ looks like the queen of television interviews to help Manchester Herald three Manchester banks. groups. Blish said LTM is now The two drivers and a passenger in Dodge’s car, Mark Blish said more that $400,000 was working to scale down a lighting last year’s English county fair.” .. . leads Blackwell list . . . on the way out promote the fragrance, with one Haddock, 18, of 47 Stonehedge Lane, Bolton, were taken to collected for the outside plan that is too costly. Actress Bea Arthur took fourth exception. Manchester Memorial Hospital, police said. A hospital renovations. place. of moving people as the state’s inauguration. USPS 327-500 She said LTM , which will manage "Don’t ask me if I’m going to go VOL. CVI, No. BO spokeswoman said Haddock was treated for head lacerations and So far, more than $712,000 in the operation of the hall, is also Actually, there were 11 on this literally outgoing first lady "Two suitcases and a carry-on on Joan Rivers’ show,” she Pubilihod dally axcapt Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 released, but she had no information on Dodge or St. John. donations have been pledged for the working out rental schedules. It is a hustled to pack up her fam ily so each,” Mrs. Alexander said when and certain holidays by tha Man- year’s list, with actresses Sharon quipped. weekly, $6.50 for one month, $10.25 St. John, who was also charged with failure to grant the right of renovation, with more than $475,000 long process, she said. 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No matter what your advertising message, Fill out coupon (one word 1 9 9 4 ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. per space) and mall or more peopie in this area wiii read it in bring to the Manchester 6 6 7 . 6 INSURANSMITHS SINCE Herald Olflce, 16 Bralnard (SALE ENDS JAN. 2Slh) claasifled. W e’ll help you reach the rlgtit • 10 11 11 Place. 1914 people, too! Classified ads get results. Clearly atata Item and price ts 14 16 16 In ad. One item only par ad. No pet, tag aale, or Name. Phone 649-5241 Call 643-2711 — Ask for Classified. commercial ada accepted. 500 EAST PLAZA • ROUTE 83 • VERNON 872-4658 -Addreaa. 65 E. Cant«r Street Manchester, Ct. Across from Roy RogerssOpen Daily 10-8»Sat. l0-6»Sun. 12-5 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Jan. 15, 1987 — 5 ^ — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgdav. Jan. 15.1987 O’Neill says 10 Ex-Choate Crew of Conrail train tests positive for marijuana By H. Josef Hebert The tests showed no evidence of The Asssoclated Press when drug or alcohol use is about 9>A hours after the collision. student to alcohol in either crewman at the suspected were imposed a year ago time of the collision. Sources close to the investigation, however, The engineer is the primary and remain in effect despite court operator of the locomotive, but WASHINGTON — Federal inves- A National Transportation and suggested the levels of marijuana revealed state officials tigators, after finding evidence of challenges from rail labor unions. investigators have said the brake- Safety Board spokeswoman, Ra­ Sen. Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J., man under federal regulations is surrender marijuana in both the engineer and chel Halterman, said the agency In the tests appear to be of "a sufficient chairman of the Transportation required to assist in observing and brakeman of the Conrail locomo­ would not comment on the test tive that collided with an Amtrak amount" to reflect possible chronic or recent appropriations subcommittee, verbally calling out speed signals WALLINGFORD (AP) - A results, but The Washington Post called the drug test results "very along the route. will leave soon ■train near Baltimore, are trying to quoted a drug expert as saying the use of the drug. young man is expected to return distressing” and suggested Wed­ determine whether drug use af­ The NTSB investigation into the marijuana levels were three to four nesday night that Congress "con­ from Venezuela next month to fected the crew’s performance. accident has focused in recent days Bv Judd Everhart tained in the position also can be times higher than standards used sider very seriously” broader test­ surrender to federal authorities on • The Federal Railroad Adminis­ on Gates and Cromwell because The Associated Press either very good or very, very by transportation companies for accident from Richard Gates, the who was killed in the accident, ing requirements for workers charges that he led a cocaine tration revealed Wednesday that their locomotive appears to have bad.’’ the amount that impairs behavior. Conrail engineer, and Edward showed no evidence of either involved in train operations. smuggling ring while a student at tests on blood and urine samples gone at excessive speed through at HARTFORD - Gov. William A. It was the first time O’Neill had Dr. Robert L. DuPont, the former Cromwell, the brakeman. They alcohol or drug use, the federal Lautenberg already has planned the exclusive Choate Rosemary from both Conrail crewmembers least two signals — one ordering it O’Neill said perhaps 10 of his been available to reporters since head of the National Institute for were performed by the Civil Civil agency said. All the results were hearings into the Amtrak accident Hall prep school, his attorney said. showed marijuana, although offi­ to stop — despite no evidence so far commissioners and other appoin­ before Christmas. Citing a busy Drug Abuse, was quoted as saying Aeromedical Institute in Oklahoma turned over to the National Trans- and other rail safety issues, as has Matthew Robert Holmes, about cials said the tests could not of mechanical failings in either the tees will soon be departing, either schedule, the governor had de­ the levels indicate the men had used City. p o^ tion Safety Board, where Rep. James Florio, D-N.J., chair­ 20, “ will be coming back to face locomotive or the track signal on their own or at his behest, but clined requests last week for a determine whether the two were the drug either the day of the crash Motor vehicle officials in Mary­ officials declined to comment. man of the surface transportation system. he's still refusing to name them. meeting with the media on the eve arraignment and sentencing be­ impaired at the time of the Jan. 4 or the day before. land, meanwhile, confirmed that Regardless of whether or not a panel of the House Public Works "Some people will be staying, of his inauguration. cause he wants to get this all behind accident in which 16 people were The railroad agency said the Gates, 32, a Conrail employee for 11 direct link ever is established Gates, who was uninjured in the killed and 175 injured. and Transportation Committee. some people will be going, ^ m e Prior to the election in No­ him,” said Holmes’ lawyer, Jona­ findings “ do not constitute an years, has had at least eight between the marijuana findings According to the Federal Rail­ accident, has told investigators he people want to go," O’Neill told vember, O’Neill was frequently than J. Einhom. Sources close to the investiga­ allegation of fault or determination highway speeding violations in the and the accident, the test results road Administration, the drug and noticed the stop signal when Capitol reporters Wednesday as accessible, not only in news confer­ Holmes did not surrender as tion, however, suggested the levels of probable cause” and will be used last 15 years and was arrested Dec. are likely to increase pressure in alcohol tests showed marijuana in approaching the track intersection they surrounded him as he left a ences but in what are known as planned in July 1986 because his of marijuana revealed in the tests only as part of the overall investiga­ 5 for alleged failure to stop for a Congress for broader drug and the blood and urine samples taken where the two trains collided, but meeting. It was the first serious "availabilities" in his office when family had "some trepidation” appear to be of "a sufficient tion into the collision. road signal and drunken driving. alcohol testing in the railroad from Gates about 2>/z hours after couldn’t bring his locomotive, exchange he had had in weeks with he was swearing in someone or about his return, Einhom said. amount” to reflect possible chronic The urine and blood samples Tests on tissue samples from the industry. the accident and from similar which was pulling two other locom­ or recent use of the drug. Amtrak engineer, Jerome Evans, reporters, many of whom signed a conducting some other ceremony. No date has been set for his were taken within hours after the Federal reuuirements for'iesting samples taken from Cromwell otives but no cars, to a safe halt. petition the day before asking for a Since then, his accessibility has AP photo expected return next month, Ein­ news conference. dropped dramatically. hom said. O’Neill talked in general terms He said Wednesday, however, Malcolm Shankle, 62, of New London, Is time in recent weeks. Shankle was about his plans and said he that he expected soon to return to An October 1985 warrant for Koch hits expected to have the changes the practice of regularly scheduling led Into court Wednesday after being released after his bond was reduced Holmes’ arrest accuses him of completed within a month. news conferences — something he arrested on drug charges for the third from $150,000 to $51,000. arranging several trips to bring Thursday through Sunday*** — Jan. 15-16-17-18 Although he didn’t mention it had done after winning election in cocaine to the exclusive prepara­ naming of while talking with reporters, 1982 but later quietly dropped, tory school between September O’Neill announced, through a news chiefly using the "availabilities" in 1982 and April 1984. The wantTnl release dropped off in the Capitol his office instead. seeks his arrest for charges of press room, that he would nominate In response to the petition, signed Drug suspecfs release leaves intent to distribute, distribuung, prosecutor Orlando P. Ragazzi to head the by more than a dozen Capitol importing and conspiring to import Division on Special Revenue, suc­ reporters, O’Neill said he expected and distribute the drug. Bv Rayner Pike January Specials! ceeding A.W. Oppenheimer who to hold a news conference today or U.S. Attorney Stanley A, Twardy The Associated Press asked not to be reappointed. Friday. Jr. confirmed that Holmes, a SL New London police frustrated NEW YORK — The appointment After winning re-election in No­ "I miss you when I don’t see former Choate student, is expected vember, O’Neill asked about 200 of you,” he joked. “ And by the way. I of a special prosecutor to investi­ to turn himself in next month. gate a white mob attack on three his appointees to submit letters of turned that petition over to the NEW LONDON (AP) — A man At his arraignment Wednesday in phone Wednesday night, Shankle Einhom said Holmes, a U.S. Misses resignation; he is now deciding proper authorities to make sure the black men that left one of them who was charged twice in the past New London Superior Court. Shan­ said he had no comment on his citizen, is in the second year of a which ones to accept. signatures were accurate.” dead may set a bad precedent, six weeks with drug trafficking was kle paid a reduced bond of $51,000 arrest. five-year engineering school In • dresses • coats • blouses He said he had indicated to some Ragazzi, 63, a former mayor of out on bail after being arrested a Sloan said city police and agents , Mayor Edward I. Koch says. and was released. Caracas, Venezuela, and wants to of them that they will not be Berlin and at one time the second- third time by police who said they Police Chief Donald R. Sloan from the Statewide Narcotics Task “ People are going to say. ‘My • velour jog suits • coordinates schedule his return for the school’s reappointed but refused to say who highest ranking state police officer, found him carrying large amounts expressed frustration earlier Wed­ Force went to Shankle’s home in case is just as important as that they were. is now a member of the Gaming of cash and cocaine. nesday that Shankle, after being New London on Tuesday to try to spring break. Holmes family is case. Why can‘t you have a special • sweaters • shirts • skirts from Caracas. "Some probably realize they Policy Board, which oversees the Malcoim Shankle, 62, was ar­ arrested Dec. 4 and Jan. 9 on drug serve him with an arrest warrant prosecutor?” ’ Koch said • corduroys • better sportswear have the opportunity to do other division. rested Tuesday and charged with trafficking charges, had been re­ on a charge of possession of drug Holmes’ case is the only unre­ Wednesday. things. "They’ll have the opportun­ His nomination must be con­ one count of possession of cocaine leased both times on reduced paraphernalia. That warrant was solved one in a federal investigation Charles J. Hynes, state special • pants • petites included ity to further their careers by firmed by the General Assembly. with intent to sell and two counts of bonds. secured by investigators who had of drug abuse at the private school prosecutor for the city’s criminal leaving state service. So far, most O’Neill said he had asked Oppenhei­ possession of drug paraphernalia "Whether they’ll lower the bond searched his home during the Jan. 9 in which 16 students were arrested. justice system, was named by Gov. of the people realize that they want mer to stay on until Ragazzi is after state and local police stopped again today, I don’t know,” Sloan raid. The investigation began in 1984 Mario Cuomo on Tuesday to investi­ to go.” confirmed. him in his car. said. "He keeps putting up the bond When they couldn’t find Shankle when two Choate students were gate the Dec. 20 attack. Juniors The two survivors had refused to He said he’s having no trouble Oppenheimer had recommended Police said Shankle was carrying and then he keeps going out and at home, they went to the downtown caught with drugs at Kennedy that his deputy, William T. Drake- cooperate with the Queens district finding people to replace them, about a half ounce of cocaine with selling. Our concern is that he’ll area, where they saw him emerge International Airport. • dresses • sweaters • denim even though "the jobs, compared to ley, take over the agency. Oppen­ an estimated street value of $1,800 take off now that he’s back out on from a bar on Bank Street, Sloan attorney’s investigation of the the private sector, do not pay the heimer said he was disappointed and about $4,000 in cash. He was the streets again. This man has a said. Sloan said he didn’t know Einhom said none of those incident, in which Michael Griffith • coats • related separates same. The responsibilities are that the governor didn’t take his held overnight at police headquar­ long and extensive record.” where Shankle was going at the arrested has had to serve Jail was struck by a car and killed as he • coordinates • blouses tremendous and the publicity ob­ advice. ters on a $150,000 bond. Reached at his home by tele­ time he was stopped. terms. fled the attack in the Howard Beach neighborhood. • skirts • woven tops • pants The survivors intend to cooperate with the special prosecutor, accord­ ing to C. Vernon Mason, one of their Connecticut In Brief Ruling may boost awareness of rights lawyers. He said he also was Men speaking for the other survivor’s lawyer, Alton Maddox. • suits • sport coats Bv Susan Okula Kennedy said the law provides a Yale Bush Center in Child Develop­ birth to return to work, Frank said. Murder charges against Jon Charity trial comes to close The Associated Press basis for a woman and her ment and Social Policy. Disability leave related to preg­ Lester and Scott Kern, both 17, and • outerwear • sweaters employer to negotiate for time off nancy does not necessarily take WATERBURY — The trial of the founders of the Genie Project, “ People are starting to recognize Jason Ladone, 16, were dropped NEW HAVEN - A U.S. Supreme beyond the average six to eight that parental leave is something the into consideration other infant-care • pants • dress shirts a charity formed to grant the “ last wishes” of sick and dying because one survivor would not Court decision affecting pregnancy weeks cited as sufficient recovery nation needs.” she said. "The and family issues, she said. appear at a court hearing. They • sport & knit shirts • ties children, has ended as attorneys presented closing arguments. disability leave will make more time after childbirth. period of physical disablement In November 1985, the Yale Bush Suzanne and Michael Bates are charged with violating state remain charged with reckless state women aware of their rights "If an employer believed the would be only for the mother. Center Advisory Committee on endangerment. • gloves • raincoats charity regulation laws. State prosecutors said Wednesday in under a Connecticut law on the employee was being unreasonable Parenting (taking care of the Infant Care Leave recommended Superior Court that the couple illegally solicited contributions by The appointment of the special same subject, says a spokesman for in staying out, then that's some­ infant) could be (by) either that new parents should have a prosecutor was announced at the arranging fund-raising drives without being registered with the Connecticut’s attorney general. thing that would have to be worked parent.” minimum guaranteed leave of six end of a six-hour meeting with state Department of Consumer Protection. Prosecutors said the Jim Kennedy, spokesman for out through negotiations or a court The Supreme Court decision has months, including three months of black leaders who endorsed the Young Men couple did this in an effort to conceal their personal use of the State Attorney General Joseph case. That’s where the reasonable shown policymakers and the public three-quarters pay. move. Lieberman, said Wednesday that time comes in,” Kennedy said. 5 charity’s money. that pregnancy disability leave is The committee, made up of child Black leaders who joined Mason • outerwear • sweaters it’s possible that some new mothers The Connecticut law applies to Michael Bates had testified that he believed that Genie not discriminatory, “ and that is development and public affairs at a news conference outlined plans in Connecticut haven’t been aware employers that have three or more • activewear • corduroy pants Project’s 1984 registration remained in effect, even though the good,” Frank said. That realization experts, also recommended a new for a citywide display of mourning of the extent of the state law employees, he said. charity did not file registration papers for 1985 until more than six will help a parental leave bill government insurance fund to help Jan. 21 for Griffith. protecting their job rights. The state law also makes it illegal • sport shirts months after the Jan. 31 deadline. pending in Congress, she said. pay the leave salaries. The day also would be marked by The Supreme Court’s 6-3 mling on to fire a woman because of That bill would require employ­ a black boycott of white-owned Tuesday upheld a California law pregnancy, or to deny her compen­ ers of more than 15 people to "We’ve said all along that moth­ Carbide loses bid to move trials ers need time to recover from businesses and a march to Koch’s requiring employers to give female sation “ of disability or leave provide unpaid leave of up to 18 home, the leaders said. Boys A federal appeals court has ruled that the multibillion-dollar workers up to four months of unpaid benefits accrued pursuant to plans weeks to both new mothers and pregnancy and childbirth, families need time to adjust to the new "We are planning a spring lawsuits against Union Carbide over the Bhopal chemical pregnancy disability leave and maintained by the employer.” fathers who ask for it. The bill also offensive against racism with our reinstate them into the same job The law also says a company in affords the same protection for family member and infants need • outerwear • snowsuits disaster should stay in the Indian courts. time in a stable environment," brothers and sisters throughout the The court Wednesday also eased the legal ground rules when they return. most cases must reinstate the workers who need to take care of country who are experiencing • sweaters • flannel pajamas Connecticut has a similar preg­ Frank said. employee after the leave to her sick children or sick parents. racist violence,” said Lisa William­ imposed on Union Carbide, which is based in Danbury, Conn. nancy disability law which says original or equivalent position with It also would provide up to 26 The committee said that 85 son of the National African Youth • knit shirts • flannel shirts "Practically all relevant factors demonstrate that transfer of employers have to grant pregnant the equivalent pay and maintain weeks of unpaid, job-guaranteed percent of working women are Student Alliance. the case to India for trial and ajudication is both fair and just to workers “ reasonable” leaves of • fleece activewear her accumulated seniority and leave to any worker who develops likely to become pregnant during “ We recognize that Governor the parties,” the 2nd U.S. Circuit of Appeals ruled in a unanimous absences for disability from their working lives. fringe benefits. disabling health problems, accord­ Cuomo is responding to the pres­ decision. pregnancy. The Supreme Court decision is a ing to the Congressional Caucus for Business representatives have sure from the black community and The three-judge panel upheld U.S. District Judge John F. Kennedy said the Supreme Court first step toward job protection for Women’s Issues in Washington. said the extra payroll costs asso­ he can be certain that there will be Keenan’s May 1986 ruling transferring to India thousands of decision may set an upper limit of both new mothers and new fathers, Girls A new mother usually requires ciated with pregnancy disability more pressure and greater expec­ claims filed against Carbide in federal court here by individual four months as reasonable time off said Meryi Frank, director of the six to eight weeks to recover leave could be disastrous, espe­ victims and the Indian government. in Connecticut. tations,” she said. Infant Care Leave Project of the sufficiently from pregnancy and cially for small enterprises. Mason asserted that by naming • outerwear • skirts Hynes, Cuomo was giving “ official • sleepwear • sweaters New Haven murder victim identified recognition that racism is part and parcel of the criminal justice • blouses • jeans • corduroy pants NEW HAVEN — New Haven’s first homicide victim of 1987 has P.l. says police bungled murder case system and of New York City and been identified as Patricia Konesky, 36, of New Haven, police New York state.” • knit tops • dresses • jog suits said. Neither Mason nor Hynes would • coats • tights Konesky’s body was found Tuesday by three boys playing in the NEWTOWN (AP) - A Danish- over to state police by a state’s Mayo said he last saw Mrs. Crafts remains. give details of the steps ahead. Kimberly Ave. baseball field. She was fully clothed and lying face born flight attendant and mother of attorney in mid-December and in mid-October. On Dec. 1, he was The newspaper, quoting unidenti­ up in the dugout, police said. three children feared the husband early Tuesday, the victim's hus­ called by her attorney, Diane fied sources, reported that Crafts A spokesman for the Medical Examiner’s office in Farmington now charged with her murder and band, 49-year-old Richard Crafts, Andersen, who said several friends rented a diesel-power wood-chipper Audi recalls Infants & Toddlers said Wednesday that Konesky died of trauma to the head caused told him she wanted a divorce an Eastern Airlines pilot, was were concerned because they had around the time Mrs. Crafts by repeated blows with a blunt object and multiple stab wounds. shortly before her disappearance in arrested and charged with her not heard from Mrs. Crafts since disappeared. 250,000 cars • knit tops • slacks/overalls The victim lived on a street near the baseball field, police said. November, a private investigator murder. she returned from a flight to State police spokesman Lt. Ed­ Police searched homes and businesses in the area Tuesday in an says. Crafts’ arrest came after state Frankfurt, West Germany on Nov. DETROIT (AP) — Audi of • sweaters • slack sets 18. ward Dailey declined comment on attempt to turn up leads. Keith Mayo of New Milford, who police found body parts near Lake America Inc. today annouced the • sleepwear • jackets/snowsuits was hired by the victim, 39-year-old Zoar close to the couple’s home. Friends on the flight told Mayo reports about the wood chipper and on reports that a chainsaw was used recall of all Audi 5000 models with Panel votes to end teacher grants Helle Crafts, reported her disap­ The News-Times of Danbury re­ that the couple had a "big blowout” automatic transmissions, including • coveralls • dresses 9 pearance to Newtown police on ported that state police found a just before she went to West to dismember Mrs. Crafts’ body. those involved in a federal investi­ HARTFORD — The legislature’s Education Committee has Dec. 1. She was last seen on Nov. 18. tooth, hair and a fingernail. Germany. Danbury State’s Attorney Walter gation into sudden acceleration • jog suits • knit sets voted unanimously to dismantle an $18 million grant program At the time, Mayo said in a letter Mayo said Mrs. Crafts, a flight Mayo said Mrs. Crafts feared her Flanagan said the case was re­ which allegedly has resulted in at created last year by the Republican-controlled General this week to the Newtown Police attendant with Pan American husband and described him as moved from Newtown police to the least four deaths. Assembly as part of the massive teacher-salary act. Commission chairman, he handed World Airways, first contacted him "cold and introverted.” state police because it involved “ This is a total recall,” said Intimate Apparel The program, which Education Commissioner Gerald N. over evidence "that would lead any last fall, suspecting that her hus­ Officials would not discuss how or many jurisdictions and forensic spokesman Joesph Bennett from Tirozzi had earlier characterized as little better than a bribe, detective to believe she did not band had been seeing another where Mrs. Crafts might have been experts in dentistry, bone tissue, company headquarters in Troy, a would have paid every Connecticut teacher a one-time $500 grant. voluntarily disappear.” woman for several years. Mayo killed. blood and organic chemistry. Detroit suburb. "If it’s an Audi 5000 • loungewear • warm robes But police, “ half listened and said he uncovered evidence that The News-Times has reported The idea had been to encourage teachers to take part in with an automatic transmission it is • warm gowns/pajamas 8 workshops and other activities to improve their teaching skills. then they blew me out the door,” Crafts was involved with an East­ that a state highway worker, The arrest warrant describing involved in this." But Tirozzi testified during a public hearing Tuesday that last Mayo said. ern Airlines flight attendant who plowing snow in a severe storm the evidence against Crafts has been The recall covers some 250,000 • slips & petties year’s law didn’t specify the grant had to be used for professional Police Chief Louis Marchese lived in New Jersey. night Mrs. Crafts disappeared, sealed. He is being held in lieu of cars. development, so teachers could theoretically use the money for declined comment Wednesday on Shortly before she disappeared, spotted a wood-chipping machine in $750,000 and was scheduled to Last year, the National Highway • bras & body shapers the area around Lake Zoar where anything they wanted. Mayo’s charges. Mrs. Crafts approached her hus­ appear In court again on Jan. 20 for Traffic Safety Adminstration The investigation was turned band about getting a divorce. authorities searched for her a ball hearing. launched a formal investigation into Audi 5000 models after receiv­ Accessories Barrier beach rebeives protection ing nearly 400 complaints that the cars suddenly accelerated from • assorted costume jewelry 7 NEW Ha v e n — After three years of litigation, a fragile Doctor calls prison ‘minimally acceptable’ standstill to full power, mostly barrier beach is permanently protected against development, when drivers tried to shift trans­ • imported leather handbags thanks to the efforts of environmental groups. missions into park. 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River and adjacent to Hammonassett Point, will have 10 open lots trist testified that the pattern of argued by Connecticut Qvll Liber­ people had been killed and at least mental health care at Somers state with psychiatrists treating inmates He quoted one consulting psychi­ • small leather goods which were the subject of a proposal for construction, purchased ties Union attorney Martha Stone 175 had been injured in accidents prison is below what he considered there, a tour of the prison, conver­ atrist at Somers as saying mental by the Connecticut Chapter of The Nature Conservancy. while the state’s side is being stemming from sudden • warm knitwear • leather gloves ‘‘minimally acceptable sations with inmates and a review health care there is sometimes held represented by Assistant Attorney The group will turn the property over to the state so that it will acceleration. standards.” of 14 individual cases. together by baling wire. General Stephen O’Neill. U.S. Dis­ Audi, a subsidiary of Volkswagen • silk scarves • belts • shoes become part of the Hammonassett Natural Area Preserve under Dr. Peter Zeman, director of Zeman naid be had not encoun­ Zeman also said that the practice trict JudB^JoH Calmnea ia,- ^ Amuisfi > the Recreation and Natural Heritage Trust Program, said Leslie psychiatric education at the Insti­ tered eU d ea ee Uiat psyddatrlc v t puitinf twK inmatoa in a cell haaTinr lallligttiajmy; Corey, director of the Connecticut Chapter of the conservacy. IveluiiUiry gtisgl'airt l**t Jkly to tute of Living in Hartford, was on care at the prison was grossly Intended only forone prisoner could A New York architect testified on install a shift locking device de- • shawls • slippers • socks When development of the land was proposed, the Connecticut the witness stand Wednesday on the negligent and said he did not be psychologically damaging to the behalf of the prisoners late signeid to eliminate sudden acceler­ Fund for the Environment intervened and objected to the project third day of a trial where inmates consider the general care there to inmates. Most inmates at Somers Wednesday. ation. At that time, the company before the Clinton Planning and Zoning Commission. At the end are charging the prison is constitute malpractice. live in single cells, but some have About 1,380 inmates are housed at denied that the cars, which sell for of 1986, The Nature Conservancy negotiated purchase of the ten overcrowded. He said he saw a need for roommates and others live In Somers, the state’s only maximum about $20,000 apiece, had a safety- lots in a Joint effort with the state. Zeman, testifying on behalf of the additional prison staff members dormitories where 30 or 40 men security prison. The facility was related problem. inmates as an expert witness, said with psychl'-are qualifications may sleep in one room. design^ for 1,076 inmates. « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgday. Jan. 15.1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuriday. Jan. 18.1987 — 7 OPINION U.S./WorU In Britf 7th round Pressure may speed SDI debut of talks A« M m WASHINGTON — Faced with mounting pressure from Congress for results from the billions spent on “Star Wars” The lessons research, the Reagan administration is talking about deploying under way Jack anti-missile defenses far earlier than originally envisioned. Administration officials had hoped the research would allow officials to decide in the early 1990s whether to build and deploy GENEVA (AP) — A new Soviet from Bennet Anderaon an anti-missile shield, but this week Defense Secretary Caspar negotiator sat down with his W. Weinberger suggested that the cornerstone of the system American counterpart over lunch The lesson in the dispute over rent increases could be put in place sooner. today to begin the seventh round of at the town-sponsored Bennet Apartments “I am very fearful that the patience of Congress is very thin,” superpower nuclear arms talks. may be read as proof that governments Sen. Dan Quayle, R-Ind., told Weinberger during a meeting of the Yuli Vorontsov, the new Soviet Senate Armed Services Committee on Monday. delegation head, greeted U.S. chief should not get involved in providing rental negotiator Max Kampelman in housing unless they are prepared to subsidize front of his residence at the Soviet the rents and fix them at a relatively stable SBA lobbying mission compound at 1 p.m. rate. The two men, who were meeting Officials linked to arms flights for the first Ume, greeted each When some town leaders set out to promote WASHINGTON — Two Reagan administration officials and a other warmly by shaking hands, the idea of joining forces with private case may go CIA officer controlled arms flights to Nicaraguan rebels last year smiling and slapping each other on interests to convert the former Bennet school until the operation ended when one of those flights was shot down, the back as snow fell. building to apartments for elderly people, according to U.S. government and private sources. The two negotiators declined to there was a good deal of opposition on the The flights, during a period when Congress had banned U.S. answer reporters’ questions. philosophical ground that the town should not to grand jury military aid to the rebels, were overseen by Assistant Secretary The official Soviet news agency of State Elliott Abrams, White House aide Lt. Col. Oliver L. North Tass today quoted Vorontsov as AP photo be in the business of providing housing at saying in an interview that the and a CIA officer in charge of covert support for the rebels, said The president of Teamsters Local 601, connection with the fatal Doc. 31 fire at market rates — or virtually at market rates — WASHINGTON — Allegations that the Small Soviets see their principal task as even for the elderly. the sources who insisted on anonymity. making progress in the 22-month- Rene Rodriguez (left), and secretary the DuPont Plaza Hotel in San Juan, Business Administration’s chief congressional North was fired Nov. 25 for his role in allegedly diverting old arms talks. Jose Cadiz speak during a news Proponents countered that the unused lobbyist may have broken the law have been Iranian arms sales profits to aid the Contras. Abrams, assistant Puerto Rico, will receive no legal help building existed simultaneously with the He said the two sides should conference Wednesday. The officials from the Teamsters. referred to the U.S. attorney for possible for inter-American affairs, remains the State Department’s chief proceed from the understandings need, that commercial interests were not presentation to a grand jury. official on (Central America. The CIA officer belongs to the spy reached at the U.S.-Soviet summit said that two union members arrested in agency’s clandestine services, and The Associated Press about to fill the need under the economic The referral was made by the agency’s own last October in Iceland, and that his conditions of the time, and that the withheld his name out of concern for his safety. side would seek to make the Geneva inspector general after an investigation into One private American source in the aid network described the talks “concrete” and “construc­ community owed something to its elderly complaints about the way a demolition team of citizens. three officials as “ a triad” who made all key decisions on the tive,” according to the report in Union denies roie in arson high-level SBA officials tried to get Congress to Contras, including distribution of weapons from the purportedly Moscow. But the complicated partnership formed to Open Forum approve President Reagan’s plan to dissolve the private aid network. A well-placed administration source “We count on reciprocity on the SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) - iooking for others,” said one and planned to strike at midnight. convert the school building to apartments had agency. The campaign failed; Congress kept SBA confirmed that the three officials managed the arms flow to the part of the U.S. deiegation,’’ Teamsters officials denied order­ investigator. “If we have probable “The Teamsters did not advise, to be structured in such a way that the town intact. rebels during 1986. Vorontsov told Tass. ing union members to set (ire to the cause, we will make an arrest.” He incite nor induce any of its affiliated would assume no financial risk and that the U.S. spokesman Terry Shroeder Dupont Plaza Hotel as authorities refused to' say how many people workers to set the hotel on fire nor O’Neill never judged a man by his Sources told our associate Stewarj Harris that said Kampelman accepted Voront­ said they were looking (or more were implicated. to commit any crime at the hotel,” project would cost taxpayers nothing. Living memorial Town Itself won’t color or creed, only by his need. the inspector general looked into the possibility said local president Rene Now, even its chief proponent, town sov’s luncheon invitation “as a possible suspects in the New Year’s Another investigator said, to King’s dream Tom devoted many valuable that Richard Nelson, SBA’s top Capitol Hill Attacks continue In Philippines courtesy.” Shroeder said he had no Eve inferno that killed 96 people. “We’re trying to find everyone who Rodriguez. Director Stephen T. Cassano, admits the idea clear away snow years to helping the young many lobbyist, broke the law in an effort to help his details on what meetings would be Two Teamsters members, a was invoived. If it was two people MANILA, Philippines — The military rushed more troops to “The cl .r^es against Teamster was flawed. To the Editor; To the Editor: years ago. and as he grew older he superiors cause the agency to self-destruct. The scheduled after the luncheon. busboy and a maintenance worker, we want them both;' if it was 10 member jctor Escudero Aponte Cassano insists, and rightly so, that the Mindanao Island today after Moslem rebels kiliedjive people and Vorontsov told reporters Wednes­ have been charged in the fire. Court people we want all 10.” Last year, for the first time, we devoted his time and energies to sources declined to give specific details of the donotir jr that anyone in the union Bennet project is a success now because it playing the fiddle for the sick and possible violations for fear of jeopardizing future injured at least 24 in a series of attacks to protest government day upon arriving in Geneva that he documents said both men gave Officials of the Teamsters union, conspired with him to provoke this officially celebrated Martin Lately we have been reading talks with a rival group. hoped this round of talks would be confessions to the FBI. which represents 250 Dupont Plaza provides 45 good apartments for people who and hearing a lot about enforcing the elderly. investigations. unfortunate incident,” he said. “I Luther King Jr.’s birthday as a A government negotiator, meanwhile, expressed hope for a successful, but refused to say if he Federal investigators who spoke employees, called a news confer­ condemn the d e^ .’’ might otherwise not be able to find affordable national holiday. It was a recog­ the ordinance that sidewalks You do not become rich helping In addition to Nelson’s role in the suicide mission, quick breakthrough in talks being held today with Communists was carrying any new proposals. on condition of anonymity said ence Wednesday to reiterate that ones in town and that the rents, even with the 6 nized tribute and a good beginning should be cleared 24 hours after a people, but Tom was a special the inspector general examined the legality of an waging a separate rebellion. But Soviet Ambassador Yuri V. Wedesday that the man charged the union did not direct members to He added, however, “I cannot say percent increase voted Tuesday night, are toward honoring a great Ameri­ storm. How can you enforce it if person; no one in need ever left SBA pamphlet, “The Future of the SBA,” which Military chief Gen. Fidel V. Ramos said that “the government Dubinin told a news conference in with setting the fire. Hector Es- take violent action. no other union members were the town itself does not clean the Tom O’Neill empty-handed. is in full control” in the four provinces of central Mindanao where Washington on Wednesday that it is cudero Aponte, implicated others in The union had rejected a hotel Involved.” below those in commercial apartment houses. can of true distinction. But if we argued how easy it would be to dissolve the agency Officials have not accused the walks that it owns? Tom’s involvement in civic af­ and turn its remaining functions over to the the attacks took place Tuesday and Wednesday. up to the United States to respond to the case. contract offer just before the (ire Moreover, Manchester was a pioneer when are going to truly celebrate Dr. “Arrest warrants, no. But we’re broke out at about 3:20 on Dec. 31, union leadership of involvment. the federal government abandoned affordable King’s life, we need to continue When Ted Fairbanks was super­ fairs was impressive and demon­ Commerce Department. “Under the present circumstances, my order is for the military existing Soviet offers. strated his concern and love for to clamp down on any show of force that endangers the lives and housing as a goal, doing something to meet a some of the work he valued so visor of maintenance of the town Also mentioned in the inspector general’s report highly. schools, every fall he would issue a his community and nation. property of the people,” Ramos told reporters in Zamboanga City need that the state government and other Tom’s love for his native were acting administrator Charles Heatherly and on Mindanao. communities in Connecticut are just Tothisendweareestablishinga letter to the school custodians that communications director Richard Utley, who with Martin Luther King Jr. Scholar­ on the weekend, if it snowed two Ireland, his love and devotion to beginning to address. theCatholicfaith.hisdeep pride in Nelson spearheaded the lobbying campaign with Cassano’s concern is that with the'prospect ship Fund that will be offered inches or more, they were to go in Congress. through the Manchester Scholar­ and clear the walks. But now if it his family extended to all of annual 6 percent increases, the rents, even snows Friday night, no matter strangers in need regardless of Waite reports progress on hostages if they remain below market, may become too ship Foundation. The proceeds color or creed. SBA EMPLOYEES, both current and former, from this fund will assist a black how deep, the snow stays on the blame the three officials for low morale within the BEIRUT, Lebanon — Anglican Church envoy Terry Waite said high in future years for tenants on fixed senior student from Manchester walks till Monday morning. It is Tom O’Neill was a living he was greatly encouraged by meetings with Lebanese militia incomes to afford. example of John’s admonition agency. On his first day in charge — April 1,1986 — with college-related expenses at a walked on all weekend, and Heatherly fired the regional SBA administrators in and religious leaders as he works for the release of foreign Get allyour (Jebts under that. “Whoever loves God must But the 6 percent annual increase in rents two- or four-year college. Stu­ packed down and frozen so hard Boston, Philadelphia, Dallas, Denver and San hostages. was projected in the beginning for anyone to dents will be selected on the basis that it is impossible to get it off. also love his brother.’’ We’ll miss He also urged Westerners to take “extreme precautions” when you, Tom. Francisco; the Chicago director was fired the next entering Moslem west Beirut because of the danger of being see, and the implication of those increases of their academic credentials, With a couple of hours of overtime day. was missed by everyone, including the press. financial need, and extracurricu­ while the snow is soft, it could be kidnapped. The state may come to the rescue with a lar activities. We see this fund as cleared off so much more easily. Henry E. Agostinelll The Senate Committee on Small Busines, a Since Waite arrived Monday in Beirut, two more foreigners oneiDofnow have been kidnapped: a Saudi Arabian Embassy employee and a housing subsidy, a proposal that seems to be both a help to students wanting to And nobody would fall, causing an 72 West St. staunch advocate of SBA’s continued existence, injury and a suit against the town. Manchester has been denied a copy of the closely held inspector French journalist. No group claimed responsibility for the gaining support in the General Assembly. further theireducation and alsoas abductions, which brought to 18 the number of foreigners missing a living memorial to Dr. King’s general’s report. A congressional source told us the But as Cassano suggests, the same dilemma Philip Rider committee expects to receive a copy once the in Lebanon. may arise in the town’s plans to build housing dream. Waite, a layman and personal emissary of Archbishop of We are appealing to you forhelp 73 Walker St. federal prosecutor decides whether to pursue the for the elderly on North Elm Street. The allegations against Nelson. Canterbury Robert Runcie, told a news conference Wednesday in making this fund a reality. Each Manchester that he was “greatly encouraged by the support that has been parallels with Bennet are strong. The town Letters policy Last May the committee, then chaired by Sen. owns the land, the need still exists, and the contribution is important. Your expressed for my humanitarian mission here. I’ve received a tax-deductible donations to the The Manchester Herald wel­ Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., asked the comptroller great deal of support and understanding.” project is supposed to be done without Martin Luther King Jr. Scholar­ comes original letters to the general to investigate the possibility that “I have every reason to believe that good progress is being subsidies for the rents. ship Fund may be mailed to the Thomas O’Neill editor. Heatherly and his cohorts had violated federal law made,” Waite said, stressing that he was “not going to be specific If cost projections for North Elm have to Manchester State Bank. 1041 In expenditures made during the kamikaze attack about certain plans, but there are plans.” include the provision for annual increases in Main St., Manchester, 06040. a special person Letters should be brief and to on the SBA. the point. They should be typed or rents, the town should be wary. Thank you for your help in As we first disclosed, the comptroller general Last November, townspeople voted advancing thedream Dr. Kingleft To the Editor: neatly handwritten, and, forease in editing, should be double­ cleared Heatherly and other agency officials of all decisively in favor of a $1.3 million bond issue with all of us, and please plan to but one charge. According to the comptroller, SBA Accused spy said to be holding back for the North Elm project, despite the fact join us on Monday, Jan. 19, at 7; 30 The death of Thomas J. O’Neill, spaced. Letters must be signed WASHINGTON — A Marine sergeant suspected of espionage with name, address and daytime officials violated a federal ban on the use of that the Bennet project had run into problems p.m. at Center Congregational husband of Peg and father to appropriate funds for “publicity and propaganda” while working as a guard at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow has Church for the second annual Thomas, Raymond, John, Sheila telephone number (for undergone at least one lie-detector test and appears to be holding because some needed building repairs had verification). when they prepared editorials for use by been ignored too long. Thus their vote clearly celebration of Dr. King’s and Mary, deeply saddens all who newspapers favorable to Reagan’s plan to scuttle back some information, Pentagon sources say. birthday. had the good fortune to have cor ,e The Herald reserves the right the SBA. ‘ ‘There seem to be some gaps in his story that the investigators indicates a commitment to the needs of the into contact with a special person. elderly. to edit letters in the interests of can‘t explain as yet,” one official said of Marine Sgt. Clayton J. Stephen T. Cassano, Tom O’Neill spent the major brevity, clarity and taste. “The editorials,” the comptroller concluded, Lonetree. “He’s been given a polygraph test. We think he’s The community might be willing to provide Frank J. Smith, portion of his adult life helping “are misleading as to their origin and reasonably holding back on some stuff.” some kind of subsidy, with an appropriate test Joan O’Loughlln, those in need. No individual in Address letters to; Open Fo­ constitute ‘propaganda’ within the common The sources, who agreed to discuss the matter only if not of eligibility, to ensure that once an elderly Martin Luther King Jr. Day need ever knocked on Tom’s door rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. understanding of that term.” identified, also disclosed that a female KGB agent with whom tenant gets in, he or she can afford to stay. Activities Committee and left empty-handed. Tom Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. Lonetree became involved in Moscow had worked at the U.S. THE COMPTROLLER did not refer his findings Embassy as a translator. to the federal prosecutor, because of “the difficulty “She’s been fingered, so to speak,” one official said. in determining the exact amount expended “We know what her responsibilities were and that’s all part of illegally as well as the identity of any particular the damage assessment,” added another. How to provide for affordable housing voucher Involved” in the production of the pamphlet. STAMFORD — The political blather season is the City Council, he proposed that step: “For young “We recommend, however, that the Handicapped rapist gets maximum upon us once again, as we hear “State of the State’ ’ administrator of the SBA take action to ensure that people, the price of an accessory apartment would SPOKANE, Wash. — A disabled man who pleaded guilty in a speeches by governors. be cheaper. This would also allow the homeowner future violations do not occur,” the comptroller added. child rape case would repeat the offense if he had the chance, a Connecticut Gov. William O’Neill, a newly Northern to get back some of the money he had invested. For judge said in issuing a maximum prison sentence and ordering re-elected governor in a state with the nation’s an older couple, it is the only way they can stay in Footnote: Nelson said he had not heard of the him to pay for three boys’ psychiatric treatment. highest per-capita income and the second lowest Perspective their home and pay taxes.” investigation, and said the inspector general didn’t “lam concerned more about the victims than I am about you,” jobless rate (3.3 percent) — only offered bold Michael J. McManus But the Stamford City Council rejected accessory Interview him. The U.S. attorney’s office would Superior Court Judge John Schultheis told Russell L. Thompson, rhetoric, not bold action., apartments by a vote of 29-6. Rep. Dennis White led neither confirm nor deny that it is studying the 28, who requires nearly constant medical care because of his ceilini on Some forgettable words are harmless; “The the opposition because “we don’t have enforcement inspector general’s report. Acting inspector deterioration from multiple sclerosis. state of our great state of Connecticut has never — of existing zoning regulations. The fact is you have general Raymond Randolph did not return “lam concerned about those 5-, 6- and 7-year-old boys and I am ever, ever — been better than we are today. In all 2,000 illegal accessory apartments now, with large repeated telephone calls. concerned about other 5-, 6- and 7-year-old boys.” Schultheis said of our long history, we have never enjoyed the to put a roof over the struggling young family... old houses being chopped up and the front yard during Wednesday’s sentencing. private prosperity or the public bounty which this Let us show ... that in Connecticut we regard safe macadamized. This law would take the lid off.” He ordered Thompson imprisoned for 41 months and gave him interest uctions. state enjoys today... and affordable housing as the deeply rooted and Mollo responds: “A lot of work now being done is Watch on waste 10 years to make restitution. In addition to state payments for his “The challenge before us, then, is not to create inalienable right of every citizen.” unsafe. I’ve seen stoves placed under wooden Commerce Department employees spent a total medical care, Thompson receives $32 a month in pocket money, prosperity. While other states continue to struggle However, there was not one specific suggestion stairs, and one house burned down. If accessory records show. January 31, you’ll pay no arolication or attor­ of 18,000 staff days on improper personal telephone Coanecticut Nadonalls Equity CieditLine" ments —will continue to be fully deductible. with th a t... we must move on to the next, even on what the state might do to help. The state’s top apartments were legal, they would have to meet calls in 1985, according to the department’s Thompson pleaded guilty last June to a charge of statutory ney’s fees. We’ll even waive first-year member­ rape that involved a 6-year-old boy. The rape occurred in I an impoitaiit brkk 00 your taxes. And interest on equity loans for educa­ more exacting task. Our challenge is to be creative housing officials were either unavailable or refused building codes. They can be done well. Greenwich inspector general. This cost the taxpayers an ship fees. So you’ll pay no upfi?ont costs at all. with prosperity.” to answer phone calls on what specifics the state permits them, and hasn’t been ruined.” January 1985 when Thompson was being cared for in a famiiy And if you apply bv January 31, tion and medical expenses will be fiiUy deduct­ estimated $3 million. “Over the years, a home. ible up to your home’s current market value. Come in to^y and talk to one of our Fine. But does he propose a way to cut a SO might propose. permissive attitude has developed that allows, if you’ll get another b i^ : no uf^hont costs. percent divorce rate? Well, he proposes “an What is the need? “Affordable shelter,” as the So consolidating your debts now with specialists about the unique advantages of BASICALLY, THE ISSUE comes down to not encourages, (telephone) abuse,” the inspector (xinnecticut Ngtional’s ^ t y CreditLine. irrevocable commitment to the Connecticut ^ governor put it. selfishness. Existing homeowners want to Beginning in 1987, the new tax law puts an Equity CreditLine from Connecticut general noted. “Practices that are strictly Or call us at one of the numbers listed below. family.” What’s that? “Let us make a public In Stamford, the average selling price of a maximize already-high values, even at the expense a ceiling on the deductions you’ll be allowed National will protect a valuable tax break for forbidden by the regulations have become, in some Re9gan believes no apology due But be sure to do it before January 31. declaration that the family unit is more sacrosanct single-family home in the last six months was of those unable to buy or those who need to rent. years to come. employees’ minds, a right.” Most of the personal WASHINGTON — President Reagan beiieves he did nothing for interest payments on personal loans. than any mere unit of government.” $339,000! The town is not a Greenwich with many Therefore, state intervention is needed. calls were to family members but many were to This year, only 65% of your interest will At Connecticut National, you can bor­ mansions. Modest three- to four-bedroom homes for which he need apologize when he appproved secret arms sales Swell. I’d rather hear practical state proposals. There are two options. The Legislature could banks, horoscope services and dial-a-pom to Iran that led to the diversion of funds to Nicaraguan rebels, the be deductible. In four years, none of it will be. row $5,000 to $100,000 or more at a low vari­ are fetching those prices because of a massive pass a law forcing each community to develop Crniecficut One small step might be a niTonth’s waiting period numbers. White House said today. But there’s an exception to the new ceil­ able interest rate. 7 for the giving of marriage licenses, to allow time growth of white-collar jobs in corporations that zoning which permits accessory housing. It would White House spokesman Aibert R. Brashear made the ing. And it’s as big as the roof over your head. You’ll be able to use your credit by for the ardor of hastily planned marriages to cool. have moved from New York City. The area’s be one way to make affordable housing available, statement in response to questions about a story in The New York unemployment is an eye-popping 2.5 percent. with no state subsidies. Credit secured by the equity in your simply writing a check. And pay it back in full Times saying that some top Repubiicans in Congress believe the or in part at any time. With a frili interest Even if a buyer had $140,000 in equity in a former Asked about it, O’Neill said, “Local zoning is president should apologize and appeal for forgiveness. home is exempt from the new law. CONNECTICUT IS ONE of very few states that house, a $200,000 mortgage on such a house very important. I personally telieve that pressure iHaurlipfitpr Hprald Asked whether congressional Republicans had directly or For die foreseeable future, interest on (A uction at tax time. Bank collects three-fourths of its state tax revenues from requires a nearly a $100,000 household income. So from within a community as opposed to outside will indirectly advised the president to apologize, Brashear said, “I equity loans for any purpose - up to tte origi­ What’s more, Connecticut National Know-how that pays off." sales taxes, because it has no personal income tax. even people with good income can’t afford homes. change restrictive zoning so that children who Founded In 1881 am not aware of any such counsel.” nal purchase price of your home plus improve­ offers you an added incentive. If you apply by In 1987, state sales taxes are no longer deductible grow up in a community can afford to live there.” “The president has said that mistakes were made but he from federal tax payments. So did O’Neill propose CONSIDER THE CASE of Frank Mollo, age 25. Not in Stamford or many towns. PENNY M: SIEFFEBT...... Publlshar certainly feels that no apology is necessary.” Brashear said. DOUGLAS A. BEVINS. .. . Eucutiv* Editor “The president feels that he has done nothing for which he feels , Manchester, call Jean Keegan at 728-4313, Susan Gagne at 728-2019, Donald Martin at 728 2659 or Lucille Lador,o at 728-4318 to change the tax structure? He did not. He works at two jobs, earning a total of $39,000. But An alternative is being considered by state Rep. ALEXANDER QIRELLI-.. . Attoeld* Editor But there was rhetoric about another real need — at his age, he had no down payment. So he could Richard Blumenthal, co-chairman of the state’s he must apologize.” affordable housing: “Let us begin today to hone only buy a small home, with his parents, from a Planning and Zoning Committee: grants or loans to DENISE A. ROBERTS ...Advortiting Director Brashear said he had consulted officials at the White House and develop solutions for our portion of what is friend. the elderly for conversion of their homes, to towns MARKF. ABRAITIS B uU o m i Mitttgor before making his statement, but would not say whom he already a crisis in the nation; housing supply. But Mollo has an answer to “help alleviate” the that permit it. SHELDON COHEN ..Composing Minsgsr consulted. He did say that his statement reflected “the ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Pressroom Mineger president’s thinking.” "Let us create the resources to protect the problem: legal accessory apartments, built into In any case, politicians, let’s hear specific JEANNE Q. FROMERTH.. .. Clrculetlon Msneger homeless from the deadly cold of the lonely streets. existing, but under-utilized homes. As a member of proposals not rhetoric. MANCHESTER HERALD. ’Thursday, Jan. 15, 1987 — 9 i — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgdav. Jan. 15. )«W7

HAQAR THC HORRIBLE by Dlk Brown# NAFU by Bruce Beattie by Chartee tM. Schulz BUSINESS Business In Brief Vacation home has tax advantage QUES'nON: I Diana Joins staff of D.W. Fish am 35, married, It’s obvious that your wife has a a short-term certificate of deposit with two child­ conservative financial bent. That’s at a bank or S&L. Shop around for a P®^ter Homes and Gardens has announced the ren and earn to her credit. It’s always good to short-term CD paying a high rate. addition of Vincent L. Diana Jr. to the sales staff of their about $125,000 In v e sto rs’ have one member of the family Manchester office. He will be special­ per year. ’The pulling in the reins on what might QUES’n O N : As a married reti­ izing in residential sales. 30-year mort­ G u id e turn out to be excess spending. ree, m y income is so low that I am Diana, a Manchester native, is a gage on our not required to file an income tax I suggest you two reach a graduate of Manchester High School, home has a William A. Doyle return. In the event we sell our compromise. Either look at a less and earned his degree in business $100,000 balance home of 10 years, how do we get the expensive vacation home, which and the pay­ benefit of the once-in-a-lifetime economics at Southern Connecticut wouldn’t require such a huge ments amount exclusion of up to $125,000 of tax on State University. While at SCSU, mortgage, or wait a number of Diana was the president of the Clerk t o $ 1 5,0 0 0 capital gains and yet be able to years and pay cash for a vacation inform the government of the Intuitive Thought Club, secretary of annually. ' place. On your income, you should transaction? the Business Economics Club, and I wish to purchase a second house in mortgage interest will reduce be able to tuck a fair amount of tri-captain of the lacrosse team. He is as a vacation home. That would your federal income tax bill by 38>A savings away. If you can’t, you’re involve obtaining another 30-year ANSWER: You’ll have to file a a member of the Manchester Jaycees cents this year and 28 cents in living too high on the hog already. mortgage with $is.000-a-year pay­ Form 1040 return for the year in and serves on several committees for future years. Those are the tax ments. We would then take the facts. which you sell the home. F ill out the Manchester Board of Realtors. interest on both m ortgages as You should have no problem QUESTION: I am interested in and attach Form 2119, on which the Diana is the son of attorney and deductions on our income tax obtaining a mortgage for a vacation investing approximately $5,000 in a exclusion is claimed, to your Form Mrs. Vincent Diana of Manchester noiiisk plan, from which it could be 1040. J returns. home. Making total mortgage resides at 141 Pitkin St. Vincent Diana Jr. My wife fails to see the tax payments of $30,000 a year would drawn out at any tim e within Assuming your profit on the sale advantage in the second home. She take 24 percent of your $125,000 reason. The money will be used as a is $125,000 or less, you won’t have to feels we should pay off our present annual income — well within the down payment when I find a home pay any tax for that year. If your Horse company receives offer m ortgage and forget about the guidelines set by mortgage lenders. to buy. What do you advise? income in subsequent years re­ mains below the level at which an vacation place. May we have your Unless you do some high living with LEXINGTON, Ky. — An investment group has contacted income tax return is required, comments? the rest of your money, you shareholders of Fasig-Tipton Kentucky Inc., one of two ANSW ER: Put the $5,000 in a you’ll never have to file another thoroughbred sales companies in Lexington, to offer $60 for their wouldn’t be taking on what is savings account or money market ANSWER; There would be a tax generally considered a debt burden return. But you are required to file shares. deposit account at a bank or a return for the year in which you advantage in your plan. Based on you couldn’t handle with your Peter Brant, owner of the Thoroughbred Record, sent letters to savings and loan association or in a your numbers, your federal tax present income. sell your home and have a capital the 55 shareholders in Fasig-Tipton Kentucky last Friday, some money market mutual fund. In any bracket will be 38.5 percent this But this doesn’t necessarily mean gain. shareholders said Tuesday. of those places, yuor money will be Anyone 55 or older who sells the year and 28 percent in 1988 and you should go ahead with your plan. The letters said Brant wants 50,000 shares In the safe, earn interest and be available principal residence in which he or thereafter — unless Congress You have high income now. But for immediate withdrawal. Lexington-based auction company, they said. changes the law again. she has lived for three of the five suppose that income drops. You If by “ time within reason” you The letter led some shareholders to believe that an agreement years before the sale can take that That meaps everv dollar you pav could be in a financial bind. meant a matter of months, consider with Fasig-Tipton’s parent company, Fasig-Tipton Co. Inc., was exclusion once. close to completion. SBM tellers receive certification P&G may consolidate state subsidiary Five tellers at the Savings Bank of Manchester have achieved the status of Certified Tellers. CINCINNATI (AP) - The Proc­ site at F ar Mill Crossing in Shelton, counter health care products. tion project. The Connecticut Certified Tellers Program , established by The ter & Gamble Co. is consolidating which now houses the Richardson- The Shelton research center, “ We are sorry to be leaving the Savings Banks’ Association of Connecticut, provides participat­ all operations of its Richardson- Vicks Research Center. which was opened in 1982, is a town of Wilton, with which we have ing tellers with intensive course work in customer relations and Vicks subsidiary in Connecticut The reorganization means combination office and laboratory had a long and mutually beneficial into a single complex in Shelton, American Institute of Banking courses in banking principles and Richardson-Vicks will move en­ complex. The architects for the relationship,” said William Berg­ t, Conn. tirely out of Wilton, Conn., where its original building project, Fletcher- practices. Work is completed over a year and a half and man, president of Richardson- Procter & Gamble officials said main office bias been. Company Thompson Inc. of Bridgeport, Vicks U.S.A. ’’But we look forward culminates with a challenging exam. Wednesday that the move will officials said the shift is part of a Conn., will supervise the expansion to the opportunities that await us in The SBM tellers are; Erika Cicero of South Windsor, Carol reduce operating costs and consoli­ major reorganization announced project. Shelton, and we believe this move DesJardins of Manchester, Kathleen McCabe of Manchester,. date Richardson-Vicks’ marketing last October. Procter & Gamble said it will sell will be in the best long-term interest Jacqueline Varga of South Windsor and Margaret Wales of and research groups in one build­ Procter & Gamble, a Cincinnati- the Richardson-Vicks headquar­ of the company.” Manchester. ing. It is planned for early 1989, based consumer products com­ ters building in Wilton, which Bank President William R. Johnson said of the program, “ It when P&G completes Construction pany, purchased Richardson-Vicks opened in 1974. The company said In 1974, former U.N. Secretary- recognizes the importance of what tellers do for the customer and of an additional 100,000 square feet Inc. in October 1985. Richardson- that sale will be coordinated with General U Thant died in New York the bank. Certification helps give the teller position the status it of office space on the company’s Vicks makes and sells over-the- completion of the Shelton construc­ of cancer at the age of 65. deserves.’’

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Moore Barbara PIgnone affect house plans Manchester residents helped and the winter weather. to end a statewide blood shor­ Jones estimated that as many Robert J. Moore, 17, of 28 Strant Barbara (Appleton) Pignone, 66, tage that officials had deemed as SO blood drives had been held St., died Wednesday at Hartford of Newington, died 'Tuesday at By John F. Kirch ResidenU have also expressed an emergency for nearly two across the state in the last week. Hospital as a result of injuries from Hartford Hospital. She was the wife Horold Reporter concern that If the land is sold, it weeks. Two area blood, drives also an auto accident Tuesday in of Alexander R. Pignone and the might be used for high-density The emergency was lifted helped the cause. Manchester. mother of Debra Pignone of Village A South Windsor developer who residential development as an Tuesday at noon, said Jane Jean McGrath, blood services He was bom in Hartford, Feb. 19, Manchester. wants to build 261 houses in extenstion of Fairkey’s Manchester Latus Jones, spokeswoman for ' coordinator for the Connecticut 1969. and was the son of Henry R. She also is survived hy another Crier northern Manchester might change project, overtaxing Vernon’s sewer the Community Regional Blood Valley East Chapter of the and Linda (Pelletier) Moore of daughter, Della Eisman of South those plans if he buys five acres of .system and bringing additional Services in Farmington. “ We American Red Cross, which Manchester. He had lived in Windsor,; two sons, Gary L. abutting land in Vernon, a company traffic to their neighborhood. really had a terrific turnout at serves Manchester, said drives Manchester most of his life. He was Pignone of Miami, Fla., and official said Wednesday. all of our blood drives during the on Monday netted more than 150 Eckhoust of Fairkey Associates employed at Sears, Roebuck & Co. Thomas R. Pignone of Newington; However, a group of Vernon week,” she said. Her agency pints of blood. said he was unaware of any in Manchester. He had attended a sister, Delphine Roschen In new residents wants to stop the sale, and now has a full extra day’s York; and two grandchildren. m m i controversy in Vernon. “ We want Ninety-five people turned out local elementary schools and Man­ the group is consulting an attorney. supply. “ And it’s still growing,” chester High School. The funeral will be Friday at 9:15 the best situation to benefit eve­ at Wapi^ng Community Church I K S - U D f l Steve A. Eckhoust of Fairkey she said. When he was younger, he played a.m. from the Newington Memorial ryone,’ ’ he added. in South Windsor as part of the OKI Associates of South Windsor said About 4 percent of the popula­ on Bob’s Gulf in the Manchester Funeral Home, 20 Bonair Ave., Wednesday that if his company The land in Vernon used to be drive. Eighty-nine units were ichool budget owned by Negro, who had proposed tion gives blood regularly, Little League and with the Patriots Newington, with a mass of Chris­ buys the Vernon iand, it would Jones said. The agency is still collected, six from first-time :bca0>j a single-family subdivision for it donors. in the Manchester Midget Football tian burial at 10 a.m. at the Church inspect the wetlands and steep low on 0-negative and O- League. He also took part in the of the Holy Spirit. Burial will be in slopes in the area, and possibiy years ago. But in the mid-1970s. the o OLD positive blood. A similar drive at Concordia town of Vernon took it from Negro town summer soccer program. West Meadow Cemetery, Newing­ iverages are s/SAgy change its development project in Shortages usually occur near Lutheran Church on Pitkin because the developer had failed to Besides his parents, he is sur­ ton. Calling hours are t(^ay from 2 'T/uer v r i y b r Manchester. the end of the holiday season, Street the same day netted 63 vived by a brother, Jeffrey S. to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. OKI ON Eckhoust could nut say what pay back taxes; Vernon officials V said. officials have said, because of units, with eight residents do­ Moore, and a sister, Kimberly D. Memorial donations may be T those changes might be. But of accidents nating for the first time. Moore, both at home; his maternal made to the Newington Volunteer [tasty morsels OARD/ Manchester planning officials said Last summer, Negro asked the grandparents, Emile Pelletier of Ambulance Corps., P.O. Box 11061, today that any changes wouid town to sell it back to him, and that Hartford and Theresa (Sirois) Newington, or the American Heart require the developer to submit a request led to the latest Pelletier of Glastonbury; and sev­ Association. 310 Collins St., Hart­ modified site plan. controversy. eral aunts, uncles and cousins. ford 06105. There’s probably no such animal as an Manchester Planning Director The Vernon Town Council voted Support, no accord A mqss of Christian burial will be •average” teacher — unless you read the school 8-3 in December to publicly auction Mark Peilegrini said that he was Saturday at 9 a.m. at St. Bridget I superintendent’s budget proposal. waiting for more information on the land, and it set a minimum Church, 80 Main St. Burial will be in Francis B. Carlson The average teacher in the Manchester public Fairkey’s project and has not bidding price of $20,000 for the East Cemetery. Calling hours at the Francis B. Carlson, 68, of 50 scheduled a pubiic hearing on the entire five acres. Negro is expected for local tax relief [ schools is 45 years old, has been teaching for 16 Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Newmarker Road, Vernon, for­ to make a bid. Area residents I years (14>A of them in Manchester). and will make proposal before the Planning and St., are today from 7 to 9 p.m. and merly of Manchester, husband of Zoning Commission. haven’t decided if they will try to ^ $29,726 in the 1986-87 school year. By George Lavng are built, would have generated Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Katherine (Barry) Carlson, died Fairkey Associates has proposed buy the land. That profile is one of the tidbits hidden in the Herald Reporter $700,000 last year for Manchester, Memorial donations may be today at Manchester Memorial Fairkey officials have said that if to change the zone of 140 acres off based on how much was collected in made to the Manchester Memorial [ back of the superintendent’s spending plan for next Negro buys the land from the town, Hospital. Vernon Street in Manchester from Providing tax relief to Connecti­ town. Hospital Human Services Drug and [ year. Rural Residence, which allows a the company has an agreement to cut towns and cities has wide He said the tax is not especially Alcohol Counseling Program. 71 He was bom in Wethersfield, Oct. Of the 544 teachers, 72 percent are women and — developer to build up to 1.3 then buy it from Negro for more support among both Republican difficult to bear because it is only Haynes St. 14, 1918, and had been a resident of [ believe It or not — the other 28 percent are men. residential units an acre, to than $18,000 an acre. and Democratic state legislators in paid when homes are purchased, Manchester for 40 years b e fo ^ [ Forty-nine percent of them live in Manchester, Planned Residence Development, That has angered residents, who moving to Vernon M years ago. He the General Assembly this year, something not done by people every and, according to the profile, the rest live out of which allows 10 units an acre. contend that the town is making a Mary Hafner but they don’t agree on how to do it. year. was a veteran of World War II, If the change is granted by the gift to a developer. town. At the General Assembly Wed­ State Rep. J. Peter Fusscas, Mary Jacqueline (Hutchinson) serving in the U.S. Army in the Manchester PZC, Fairkey would But town officials said today the It’s comforting to know that those teachers who nesday, legislators from both par­ R-Marlborough, said last week he Hafner. 56, of 68 Elsie Drive, died Philippines and the South Pacific build 261 single-family houses land is not a gift. don’t live here live somewhere else. ties and representatives from mu­ supports a variety of methods of Tuesday at Manchester Memorial Theater. Before he retired, he had there, using a proposed road “ It’s all in the eyes of the nicipalities around the state, providing tax relief to residents. He Hospital. been employed by the Klock network off Vernon Street to serve beholder," Vernon Town Adminis­ □ □ □ including Manchester, discussed said he favors a balanced program Bom in Hartford, and lived in Manufacturing Co. of Manchester the area, site plans show. trator Robert Dotson said this options, including tax cuts and featuring both grants and cuts, as Manchester most of her life. She and by the Underwood Corp. of BLOOD MATCH — The American Red Fairkey is in the process of morning. “ The land is landlocked. direct grants. was done last year by the attended Mount St. Joseph Hartford. He was a member of St. Cross in the Hartford area has picked up on an acquiring the land from Bolton Its value to the town is worthless. Manchester town Director Ste­ Republican-controlled General Academy, West Hartford, and was James Church, the Disabled Amer­ developer George Negro. Company We can’t use it — ever.” intriguing dimension to the Japanese people’s phen T. Cassano. first vice presi­ Assembly. a 1952 graduate of St. Joseph’s ican Veterans, the Manchester officials have said they are inter­ Dotson said the town could not fondness for matchmaking and fortune telling; use dent of the Connecticut Conference College, West Hartford, where she Senior Citizens’ Center and the ested in buying a five-acre parcel use it as open space as residents of blood types. Twenty years ago. the Red Cross of Municipalities, said Connecticut was an active alumni member. She Senior Citizens of Vernon and its that abuts the property to the north prefer because there is no road reports, Masahiko Nohmi founded the Blood Type ranks 45th out of SO states in the attended St. Bartholomew Church bowling league. in Vernon. access to the property. He added and St. James Church. Institute and began correlating individuals’ blood that according to a 1982 town country in providing aid to cities Protests fail He also is survived by a daughter, But there is a problem. and towns. Cassano said that has to 'She is survived by four sons, types with social traits and work habits. Signs of the times ordinance, all surplus public prop­ Mrs. Frederick (Rosann) Moody of A group of Vernon residents are be changed, but he favors direct Mark Hafner in California; John Recently, the Red Cross sponsored the first erty must go through an appraisal Vernon; three grandchildren; and trying to stop the sale of the five grants over tax cuts. to block pass Hafner, Marty J. Hafner and regional singles’ blood drive, using the theme; and sealed bid or a public auction several nieces and nephews. acres, a lOO-foot-by-700-foot strip Thomas R. Hafner, all of Manches­ “ Are you my type?” According to the Japanese process. Dotson said the town has “ I don’t see a lot of people that abutts the back yards of about clamoring out there for a tax Continued from page 1 ter; three daughters. Mary O’Brien The funeral will be Saturday at followed the law “ to the T.” findings, single people attracted to deep thinkers 17 homeowners on Montauk Drive reduction,” he said. Instead. Cas­ of Southbridge, Mass., Rita E. 8; 15 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral Rear winijows reflect more than you think “ We have an ordinance that says should look for a Type A. Highly creative people in Vernon and connects with sano said, he would like to see and we were aware of all his Hafner and Margaret J. Hafner, Home, 142 E. Center St., followed Fairkey’s project. we will sell it at a fair-market might be found among Type Bs. Politicians and money distributed on a .per-capita movements,” Adams said. both of Manchester; her mother, by a mass of Christian burial at 9 value.” Dotson said. In December, salespeople are likely to have Type O blood and the By Penny AAlntz year ago, a change began to manifest DOGS. That last message may have Somebody, somewhere, saw the The residents, led by George E. income basis to municipalities. He said Hinckley spent the entire Mary (Lyons) Hutchinson of Man­ a.m. at St. James Church. Burial the five-acre parcel was appraised more rational types are ABs. King Feotures Syndicate itself. Those little yellow signs been a direct response to the first. A Roraback of 110 Montauk Drive, On the other hand, state Rep. furlough, issued from 7 a.m. to 7 chester; a sister, Clare Loveland of with military honors will be in the need for removable, eye-level car Vernon, have said they want the at $16,000. p.m., at the DeMoss House, a Manchester; an aunt. Sister M. veterans’ section of East Ceme­ But when someone asks you, “ Are you my appeared and quickly proliferated. lot of the unrest that the country messages, and that person stepped in Jam es R. M cCavanagh. D- A brand-new BMW is driving land used as open space and as a The public auction, he said, will training center for prison volun­ Danita Lyons, O.S.F., of Florida; tery. Calling hours are Friday from type?,” the Red Cross advises not to take the query Now they’re everywhere. Car experienced at that time is believed aggressively to answer that need. It’s be held no sooner than May 6. The Manchester, said today he favors around the streets of New York with buffer between the proposed devel­ tax cuts. He said he’d like to see the teers and guest home run by the and three grandchildren. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. too seriously. The organization still needs your windows and windshields have been to l3e the result of the antagonism that an example of our American system opment in Manchester and their town will accept the highest bid. he two car seats in the back. Above each Legislature pass a law allowing ministries about 20 miles from the The funeral will be Friday at 9; 15 blood — whatever the type. turned into moving bulletin boards. exists between dog lovers and people working at its best. homes in Vernon. said. Memorial donations may be seat is one of those little yellow signs towns to phase in revalued property capital. a.m. from the John F. Tierney Some of their messages are useful, who prefer children. Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., made to St. James School □ □ □ that get stuck to the window with a CHILD ON BOARD! read those tax assessments so that those Gordon D. Loux, president of the like the one that says NO RADIO ON The tension increased during the with a 10 a.m. mass of Christian Foundation. suction cup. One signs says B AB Y first yellow, suction-cupped signs. whose taxes go up will not have to ministries, said, “ Because of our BOARD. It’s posted in nearly every ’70s when yuppies became a social burial at St. James Church. Burial ORSON SAYS THANKS - From Jim ON BOARD! The other says CHILD pay the full increase immediately. personal friendship with the Hinck- BMW and Mercedes that has ever force and they started having dogs. According to psychologist Deborah State rejects request will be in St. James Cemetery. Davis, the cartoonist who draws “ U.S. Acres,” Manchester is currently undergo­ leys, my wife and I hosted a private Ralph F. Gates ON BOARD! There should have been seen a city street. There’s another That tension eased as the number of Grody, the choice of message could Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 comes word that judging will be finished soon in the ing a revaluation that will take luncheon for the Hinckley family.” Ralph F. Gates, 94, of Ludlow, a third sign — YU PPIE ON BOARD! version of that message created BABY ON BOARD signs has grown. not have been better. and 7 to 9 p.m. comic strip’s Create-A-Character Contest. effect next year. He would not elaborate on the Mass., died Tuesday in a Massa­ — suction-cupped right on the especially for taxi cabs. It says NO Memorial donations may be I The latest round of stickers reflect When Davis invited kids to create a new “ Part of the reason for the original for mobile heart lab McCavanagh said he was con­ visit except to say, “ The Hinckley chusetts nursing home. He was the .-I! driver’s forehead, and a fourth — CASH ON BOARD. That should prove society’s current concerns. Some of made to St. Joseph’s College, West character for his strip, more than 15.000 entries success of the car signs is that the cerned that any tax-relief package family is a very loving fam ily.... At husband of the late Rebekah WHO CARES WHO’S ON BOARD! - equally popular, and it’s easy to the ones spotted lately say JESUS Hartford. were received. Davis reported that 102 of them message ties in to the fact that Manchester Memorial Hospital eral. Windham Community, and adopted would favor larger towns Christmas time, it’s always good (Wilson) Gates and the father of attached to all the surrounding cars. understand why. LIVES; GOOD NEIGHBORS COME and three other hospitals in eastern Johnson Memorial in Stafford. and cities to the detriment of came from Manchester Herald readers. yuppies are now having children,” for families to get together.” Mary Spencer of Manchester. “ Who cares who’s on board” was But the overwhelming success of IN ALL COLORS; WATCH MY 5 Connecticut have been denied per­ Commissioner Nancy Watters, smaller communities, such as Victor K. Schmidt says Grody. “ The signs reflect their He also is survived by a son, The winners, who will get savings bonds and Roman Popaduik, a spokesman exactly what the friend of my the rest of the signs is another REAR END/NOT HERS; IGNORE mission to establish a mobile who took testimony during hear­ Manchester. He said it might be concern about being on the road with for the White House, declined to A memorial service for Victor K. Ralph W. Gates of Ludlow; another other prizes, will be anounced next month, and the 10-year-old said as she read the matter. It’s harder to figure out why laboratory program to detect heart ings on the application, recom­ hard to use the state’s multi- YOUR TEETH AND THEY’LL GO > comment on Hinckley’s release. A Schmidt, who died Dec. 29, will be daughter, Naomi Matthews of new character will appear in “ U.S. A cres” in all the drugs and drunk drivers. Once disease. mended denial. She said it is not a million-dollar budget surplus to literature on the BMW. they are such big sellers. It helps, AWAY; JESUS STILL LIVES; telephone message left for hospital held Saturday at 2; 30 p.m. at the Hampden, Mass.; seven grand­ March. people have a child, they all of sudden The state Commission on Hospi­ hardship for the patients to go to provide aid. “ Everybody wants a “ I hate those signs,” Abgail though, if you begin by putting the DON’T DRINK AND DRIVE; SPLIT officials was not returned Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. children; 11 great-grandchildren; become concerned about their safety. tals and Health Care unanimously Hartford-area laboratories. piece of it,” he said. groaned. “ They’re so stupid.” phenomenon in its historical WOOD/NOT ATOMS; MOM’S TAXI; Wednesday. He was the husband of Diane a n d three great-great □ □ □ When young professionals have denied the application Wednesday. Dr. Herbert DiMeola. who joined The Connecticut Conference of A great many people agree. It’s perspective. There is a precedent for JESUS DIED FOR YOU and YOU In the assassination attempt, (Harrington) Schmidt and the grandchildren. children, they frequently take on Officials at the hospitals had the effort for the mobile lab. said Municipalities predicts that the A LOW BLOW — Manchester Girl Scouts are hard to understand, then, why those putting messages on automobiles. CAN’T FIRE ME/SLAVES CAN Hinckley shot Reagan, White House father of Victor K. Schmidt Jr., The funeral will be Friday at 11 childrearing as they would a job. proposed the mobile cardiac- after the decision that the hospitals state budget surplus this year will joining with other Girl Scouts across the U.S. in signs are so popular. They’re more Before there were little yellow signs, ONLY BE SOLD. Press Secretary James S. Brady, a Erika Schmidt and Lisa Schmidt, a.m. at the Ratell Funeral Home, They are very serious about it, very catheterization unit to avoid travel will not give up the effort. exceed $400 million, according to there were bumper stickers. Secret Service agent and a District all of Bolton. 200 Main St., Indian Orchard, celebrating the 75th anniversary of Girl Scouting in than just popular. A whole business These stickers, and numerous problems for patients living east of The mobile lab would have been spokesman Kevin Maloney. The conscientious.” of Columbia police officer outside a Burial will be at the convenience Mass., with burial in Hillcrest Park the United States. has grown up around variations on Bumper stickers were first others, are found all over the place. the Connecticut River. mounted on a 18-wheel truck and group is calling for distributing $120 Washington hotel. Brady, who of the family. Cemetery in Springfield, Mass. One little Brownie at Nathan Hale School looked the original. popularized by political candidates Look around. You’ll see them. But Luckily for the compulsive readers The hospitals, besides Manches­ would have moved between the four million in grants to the towns on a suffered a head wound, never puzzled when she was told that her troop was going “ Oh, I love those,” young Abigail back in the 1950s. When they started you have to look. They’ re stuck on the among us. there are plenty of people ter Memorial, are Rockville Gen- hospitals, allowing patients to be needs-based formula. recovered enough to return to work to have a birthday party for Juliette Low, the says. " I ’m sending one to my giving out bumper stickers, it bumpers; so they’re below eye level. around who are not quite so serious. tested at each of them.- The formula will be based on such full time. grandpappy. It says OLD FART ON became possible for everyone in your That’s one of the reasons why The only cardiac-catheterization factors as per-capita income, popu­ founder of Girl Scouting in the U.S. The original BABY ON BOARD! and Hinckley has been held in a BOARD. I’m going to give it to him community to know where the people unit east of the river is at Lawrence lation, population density, and the “ Is she coming to the party?” she asked. bumper stickers never made it really CHILD ON BOARD! signs were maximum security ward since Lawmakers and Memorial Hospital in New number of public housing units Juliette Low died in 1927. for his birthday." in your household would cast their big. Bumper stickers are hard to see quickly followed by spinoffs. We soon June 1982. London. filled. Maloney denied that the Abigail may have managed to hit votes. Would they, along with all your unless, of course, you drive a bigfoot. began to see that cars carried spoiled Dr. DiMeola said the $900,000 lab formula would favor cities over □ □ □ on the only gift that even the most neighbors’ votes, be cast with brats, millionaires-in-training, and back state doting grandparent might be Eisenhower? would have been used in the first towns. It would help those commun­ FIFTY YEARS AGO — From the THERE’S ANOTHER REASON for princesses-ln-training. Youngsters year to test about 400 patients and ities that need relief the most, he reluctant to display. the bumper sticker’s failure to Hbu’dlikeA [I Manchester Evening Herald of Friday, Jan. 15, weren’t the only ones on board. There as many as 700 a year after that. argued. CALDWELL DURING THE ACTIVIST DAYS of become a resounding success. I f you were also big babies, grandparents, 1937; death law The lab would have been the first of State Sen. Michael P. Meotti, ONCE THERE WAS PURITY on the ’60s. we started to see bumper change your mind about your lovers and their resultant pregnant its kind on the East Coast. D-Glastonbury. said whatever OIL INC. urtgoge For rent — Jan. 15th, on Cambridge Street, 6 the windows of cars. Occasionally a stickers that carried statements of message or if you decide to sell your mothers and pregnant fathers, Continued from page 1 Manchester Memorial Hospital measure is adopted should be room tenement, garage. $35. college decal was discreetly social significance. They said things car, you’ re out of luck. You’re going various kinds of athletes and career has also joined five other hospitals permanent. “ A one-shot deal, The first public dance sponsored by the displayed along the bottom of a rear like SCHOOL’S OPEN/DRIVE to have to spend hours soaking and people, sexy blondes, classy ladies Wednesday. in seeking permission for a mobile they’re not bad, but you’re better Anderson-Shea Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, windshield. For the most part, CAREFULLY; MAKE LOVE NOT peeling. In the end, your nails will be and geniuses on board. In one car we “ Our efforts to protect the safety Magnetic Resonance Imaging ser­ off if you institute something.” 73.9 Consofiaate will be held tomorrow night in the VFW Home. windows were kept clear. They were WAR; AMERICA/LOVEITOR mush, but you’ll still have black of the public cannot tolerate the loss vice. Besides Manchester, the Meotti also said he is considering per gal. C. O. D. see that THE WHOLE GANG’S ON of the great deterrent of the death mobile unit would be used by proposing a plan that would use Manchester Green, at 8 o’clock... used for seeing out. Then about a LE A V E IT and I B RAKE FOR smears all over the chrome. BOARD. penalty.” said McCavanagh. vice Bristol Hospital. Johnson Memor­ money from the state’s conveyance 649-8841 Ibur Debts, chairman of the judiciary panel. ial Hospital. Mount Sinai Hospital. tax to return to towns for use in Prague said today she would New Britain General Hospital, and capitol improvement work. He said PrfcM Sub/oef to Changt support doing away with capital Rockville General Hospital. that the tax, paid when new homes But Want It punishment in Connecticut if it Your neighbors’ views: could be guaranteed that a person would not be released on parole. She was skeptical, though, that that CLIP AND SAVE 9 could be done because of the variety of early-release programs in operation. Plum bing Should schools offer classes on AIDS and safe sex? Prague said she supports the death penalty because it is an NeedK effective deterrent and also just Problem ? punishment for serious offenses. Prague and McCavanagh are at odds with some Democratic leaders Leaky faucet/ IblburFmancev who support the measure — Judi­ ciary Committee Chairman Ri­ We’re Homeowners Mortgage Company. Second mort­ chard D. Tulisano, and House gage specialists who provide decisions in less than 24 Speaker Irving J. Stolberg. However, O’Neill said he still hours. Closings in less than 48. With no application favors the death penalty. “ My fees. Whether you need money position hasn't changed; I think it's for debt consolidation, home a deterrent,” O’Neill told reporters Call improvements, children’s Wednesday. ^ition, or starting your own Other lawmakers are talking business, we can structure a 7 about strengthening the current BOLAND BROS., INC. payment plan that fits your budget. law. which prosecutors have said is so strictly worded that it's next to ‘•Since 1935" In Farmington call 674-0400, impossible to have the death Brookfield 775-6225, New Haven penalty imposed. 865-3781, Norwalk 866-4682, or, Currently, a jury must conclude 649-2947 that a murder was “ especially 1-800-235-LEND. cruel, heinous and, depraved" be­ and receive the same fast, professional, fore the death sentence can be imposed. The jury must also find and courteous service for which we have Betty WooUett: “ I believe ,,i it. Dick Murphy: “ Gee, why don’t Susan Primus: “ Absolutely. Joan Kaminsky: ” No. I think that there were no mitigating The worst thing in the world is you drop a bomb on me? Yeah, I It’s the lack of information that’s that belongs in the home. I thinka factors, such as the defendant's built our reputation over the last 52 years. think it’ s a public health issue and gotten so many people in trouble. lot of parents take those issues mental condition. ignorance. That’ s how these kids get in trouble in the first place.” should be taught in the schools.” I don’t think it’s being talked seriously and talk about it at Congress passed the first patent ‘Your satisfaction is the Boland’s Personal Promise." about openly, or accurately, in home.” law in the United States in 1790. ^ the home.” U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thureday. Jan. 15. 1987 • .MANCHESTER HERALD, ’Thursday. Jan. 15, 1987 — 11 Plan ahead when shipping pet by air There are many reasons QUESTION: debilitated and particularly short- varying degrees so discover the- \ I’m planning on nose dogs that have breathing desir^ dosage by testing them I shipping my dog problems normally may be over­ before needed. The response should: to the West 3 stressed, especially during hot be quieting but not sedating or, if for having items appraised Coast by air. weather. The carrier itself should not effective, will require a higher What advice do Pet Fornm have absorbent bedding; newspap­ dosage in some individuals. T h e first you have for ers are fine. They must have a If your pet is flying alone be sur^ ■ month of the replacement value — the amount me? What pre­ Allan Leventhal, D.V.M. handle and be shaped so there is someone is there to meet him. To year is always you’d have to pay to get a new one if cautions should proper circulation, even if stacked speed cargo unloading some air­ the peak time the item is lost or stolen. I take? closely together. lines will supply personalized han­ for appraisals— “Replacement value is usually at Familiarize your pet with his dling where he doesn’t have to wait of your personal least twice, and often three or four ANSWER: Af­ carrying case before the flight. with the rest of the cargo contents effects, of your Sylvia times the fair market value,” ter many com­ Have him eat in it and sleep in it so — at an additional fee of course. business inter­ Kenyon adds. She is also consumer plaints, the U.S. Department of travel. The better way is in the he will be more at ease when Don’t feed your pet for three to four ests, of wha­ Porter consultant to Aetna Life & Agriculture in 1966 passed the cabin with you where you’ll be sure confined during the flight. Secure a hours after landing. Instead, offer tever assets you Casualty. Animal Welfare Act, amended in of conditions. However, your carry­ water bowl inside the pet carrier a treat or some ice to avoid own — and 1987 Suppose, for instance, you buy a 1976, that established minimum ing case must be small enough to fit and have a bag of dry or semi-moist dehydration. will apparently W 1 couch at your department store for requirements for pets traveling by under the seat as any carry-on food fastened to the outside if it’s to Most states require a current turn out to be a $1,000. That amount Is also the air. All U.S. airlines, planes, luggage. By law the carrier must be be a long trip or for an unplanned rabies vaccination and some a I»ak of j^aks. Already the statis­ replacement cost since you would terminals and freight storage areas large enough so your pet can sit, delay. There must be access into current health certificate. These financial portfolio. If, due to an have to pay $1,000 for a new one if tics available point in a direction emergency, you have to sell your the couch is ruined. are regulated and inspected. How­ stand, turn and lie down comforta­ the carrier for this food without your veterinarian can supply. Also straight up for appraisals of all ever, not every flight can be bly. This eliminates large pets from opening the door. The door itself ha ve a pre-f iight physical to be sure sorts. assets, an appraisal will help you Yet, if you decide to sell it monitored and accidents do the cabin and into the hold. Those must be kept securely locked. Don’t he is up to the rigors of flight. Pets set prices. secondhand and buy a new one, What’s more, general ignorance Moreover, this special list can chances are you’ll get about $250 or happen, so choose your flight that can qualify for the cabin must feed your pet for five to six hours with medical problems should be of how appraisals work and what carefully. stay in their containers during take before the flight and withhold water medicated before flying. At this - help you if you plan to make speciflc $300 — the fair market value. This To begin with try to procure a knowledge consumers need to bequests, and it can be helpful to well may hold true for items such as off, landings, rough weather and for one to two hours before takeoff. time your veterinarian can supply . protect themselves is abysmally non-stop flight or at least a direct mealtimes. They’re allowed out Don’t load him too early if he is tranquilizers if needed. low. ' heirs in years to come. silverware and much jewelry. J flight with short stopovers, prefera­ under their companion’s restraint going into cargo, 45 minutes to 1 Seeing Eye and hearing dogs may Suppose, for example, you decide Clearly, you should make the bly with no plane changes. Avoid To illustrate; Prior to holding a to bequeath what you believe is an purpose of the appraisal known to only if they don’t bother other hour before takeoff is soon enough. be exempt from some of these cabin . yard sale, a Washington, D.C., crowded weekends, holidays, peak passengers, except for the previous Remove all collars and choke regulations. Also remember that emerald ring to a grandchild. An the appraiser. periods and weather extremes. woman had several items ap­ appraiser may discover that the If you decide to hire an appraiser, periods. If your dog must fly in the chains except for a light one foreign airlines don’t have as strict ; praised to see what she should Photo by Richmond Purchase a sturdy carrier in which cargo hold that by law is supposed containing an identification label or regulations. Even with all the laws - stone, in fact, is a tourmaline—and seek recommendations from your to ship your pet. Cardboard ones charge. To her surprise, an Orien­ save your heirs only possible insurance agent, trust department to be conrifortable and pressurized tag. No toys are allowed in the cage. and regulations, goofs still occur, . tal rug that she thought worth about Dog Warden Richard Rand couldn’t get Floyd to put his may be used but a rugged piastic or — some airlines will only guarantee Tranquilizers before flying are such as the cat that was lost for * confusion and hassle. at your bank, or your lawyer. fiber glass one is preferabie. $250 was valued at $3,000. And if you plan to move, an Museum curators often can suggest ears up for the picture, but Floyd is cute with his ears up the temperature will be above often advisable in light to moderate three days at Chicago’s O’Hqre An estimate executor recently or down. Airlines have specifications for freezing. Some cargo holds can doses to calm anxious pets. But Airport recently. Cargo contend do appraisal gives you a handy check­ appraisers, and major auction these carriers so be sure and asked for an appraisal of the list of valuables, and establishes houses can often appraise items for harbor dangerous fumes from tranquilizers in even moderate get lost, suitcases as well as^pet . deceased’s belongings. A small compiy. Setting ail these details evaporating dry ice or from insecti­ doses may lower blood pressure carriers. By taking the above their value, should the movers lose you. Adopt a Pet before the flight may save you painting, tossed in with a pile of or damage your property. cides used in those areas. Be sure and respiratory rates and be precautions you can minimize laundry, bore the signature of the Libby Eddy, right, a voiunteer foster many probiems. The commercial your carrier will fit through the dangerous. Only use them in potential problems. The airlines . Some day, too. you may need an Hospitai while recuperating from oph­ carriers are constructed for good Belgian surrealist Rene Magritte. appraisal to help establish collat­ APPRAISAL IS NOT a licensed parent in the Heai-the-Chiidren pro­ thalmologic surgery at the David Eddy cargo door if it is a large one. excitable individuals and always carry thousands of pets success­ Estimated value; $10,000. ventiiation. Pets under 8 weeks, weaned less try them before the actual flight. fully and are experienced at it. So eral for a bank loan. profession, so get your recommen­ gram, visits Rosa Gonzaiez, 11, who was home in Coventry. Manchester physi­ There are two ways pets may than 5 days, pregnant, old or Tranquilizers affect individuals in happy landing to your dog. dations from people you trust. Floyd is a fluffy YOU’VE PROBABLY HEARD WITH ALL THESE reasons in Some states require licensing of flown from the Dominican Republic to cians Weils Jacobson and Herbert similar stories. Treasures turn up mind, knowing the purpose or real estate appraisers, but this the United States for medicai care by Snyder donated their services for the in surprising places every day. But purposes for having an appraisal is generally is not true of personai Heai-the-Chiidren. She received ortho­ surgery and Manchester Hospital do­ just how much such treasures are mixed breed puppy B ifT lis Study says crucial. Appraisers use one of two property appraisers. ‘ pedic surgery at Manchester Memoriai nated the hospital’s services. worth depends, in part, on what you methods to evaluate your posses­ At times of low inflation — now — plan to do with them. sions: the fair market value and an appraisal every five or six years By Barbara Richmond Rusty, the handsome and Special to the Herald Axlak, Michael Carmel, son of Routine reasons for having your replacement value. should suffice. If. however, you subdued doberman pinscher called egg defects possessions appraised; insurance, Fair market value is defined by have a special collection — Art Rusty, is still waiting to be adopted. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Axiak of 181 Summit St., was bom Dec. 28 at estate valuation and dividing prop­ the IRS as the price at which Deco objects, for instance — that This week’s featured pet is a He’s a well-behaved dog and seems erty due to divorce. Or perhaps you Community provides heip fluffy black and white mixed breed quite gentle. home. His maternal grandparents property will change hands be­ has appreciated rapidly in recent are Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Burgess of a defense want to make a donation of an tween a willing buyer and a willing years, you’li want more frequent that Dog Warden Richard Rand has Besides Floyd, there were two expensive item or piece of prop­ named Floyd “because he reminds new dogs at the pound as of Windsor. His paternal grand­ seller, notes Stephanie A. Kenyon, a appraisals. mother is Mrs. Carmel Axiak of erty, or you want to sel) a vice president at C.G. Sloan & Co.. a Meanwhile, if you last had your me of a friend of mine by that name ’Tuesday. There’s a female terrier possession. for giri from Caribbean who wore glasses,’’ he says. cross. She’s about 5 months old and Daly City, Calif. He has a sister. BOSTON (AP) — Women may Washington auction and appraisal valuables appraised many years Maureen and a brother. Peter. have trouble getting pregnant Since an appraisal is a detailed firm. ago. ask the appraiser to review the Floyd is mostly all white but he is black and tan. She was found list of your more valuable assets, it Eleven-year-old Rosa Gonzalez went very well, according to Libby director. has black around his eyes. He’s only roaming on Oak Street on Monday. because about haif the eggs they Appraisal of items for insurance, old and see whether it’s time for an Burke, Vincent Carl, son of produce are geneticaily defective, represents part of your personai however, is usually based on the update. has learned what American hospi­ Eddy. Rosa returned to Coventry, about 3 months old and he will grow The other new one is a male James D. Burke Sr. and Marion tality is ali about since she came to where she is continuing her recov­ The Libby family heard about the to be quite a large dog. He is very husky-shepherd cross. He’s about 4 (Dondi) Burke of 815 Tolland according to research that a doctor . this country last fall. foster parent aspect of the program cute and quiet. He was picked up on said could show one way nature ; ery from both surgical procedures. through the Coventry Jaycees. The years old and is black and tan. He Turnpike, was bora Dec. 26 at Social Security Mailbox Rosa was flown to the United She will remain in this country until Alice Drive on Monday and will be was found on Chambers Street, also Manchester Memorial Hospital. promotes survival of the fittest. States last November under the Jaycees. as well as the Coventry The study, pubiished today, found ' her physicians authorize her re­ Lions Club, have helped Rosa ready for adoption early next week on Monday. His maternal grandparents are Mr. auspices of Heal- the-Children. a lease. but she will return for a if not claimed by his owner. The dog pound is located on Olcott that among women taking fertility during her visit. Several other area and Mrs. Vincent C. J. Dondi of A. non-profit organization that ar­ second cornea transplant later this Last week’s featured pet, the Street and Rand is there weekdays South Glastonbury. drugs, half their eggs have major ranges medical care in this country year. physicians have been ready to little female terrier cross named from noon to 1 p.m. or he can be genetic defects. Researchers said donate their services, if necessary. it’s possible that all women produce Medicare coverage added for children who are unable to The care donated by the Man­ Dawn, has been adopted by a reached by calling the pound at receive it in their own country. chester hospital was its first Hartford family. The Staffordshire 643-6642 or the Manchester Police so many damaged eggs. “Everyone has been so willing to During his lifetime, the contem­ Rosa underwent a cornea trans­ participation in the Heal-the- help.” Libby Eddy said. “It’s really terrier has also been adopted by a Department at 646-4555. or someone porary man will have spent a total If so, it would help explain a QUESTION: A couple of weeks Social Security changes should I be lowed to earn a certain amount plant at New Britain General Hartford family. mystery of human fertility; why Children project, said Andrew A. nice to see such an outpouring of can be reached at either number. of two years hacking at whiskers. ago. I started working for a state concerned about for 1987? which is called an exempt amount. Hospital. Beck, hospital public relations support.” Betty Beagle, featured a couple Monday through Friday from 6 to 9 But, only 100 years ago, with much it’s hard to get pregnant. Many . government agency. State em­ This year it’s $6,000 for people Following the successful of weeks ago. has been adopted by a p.m. less efficient shaving systems mammals can achieve pregnancy ployees here aren’t covered by ANSWER: This year, the Social under 65 and $8,160 for people 65 surgery, Rosa recuperated at the Florence Street family and the There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog available, the time spent on shav­ during almost every menstrual ■ Social Security, but when I got my Security tax rate will remain at 7.15 through 69. Your benefits will not be home of her foster family, David cocker spaniel mentioned in last and the new owner must have it ing was twice as long, according to cycle. But experts estimate there’s first paycheck, some Sodal Secur­ percent. The maximum amount of affected unless you earn more than and Libby Eddy of Coventry, One week’s column was claimed by its licensed. Before being licensed, a Wilkinson Sword, a razor only a 15 percent to 20 percent ity tax had been deducted. I was earnings subject to Social Security the exempt amount. Your payment day in late December while roller owner. dog must have its rabies shot. manufacturer. chance that a woman vrill get - told this is for Medicare. Do state taxes will be $43,800. You will earn will be reduced $l'for each $2 of skating in Coventry, she fell and pregnant during a month when . employees have to pay a Medicare one quarter of coverage for each earnings above this limit. By the broke her ankle, which required she’s having intercourse without tax? $460 of your covered earnings up to way, the exempt amount is ad­ surgery. . using birth control. a maximum of four quarters for the justed every year to keep pace with Dr. Wells Jacobson, an ortho­ About Town V*. “We believe that chromosomal ANSWER: A 1986 change in the year. average wage levels. pedic surgeon from Manchester, abnormalities in the gametes .\ i r ••• law extended Medicare coverage to was contacted and agreed to donate (eggs) are one major explanation state and local government em­ QUESTION: I’m currently re­ QUESTION: I read somewhere his services, as did Dr. Herbert for this fact,” said Dr. Hakan - ployees who are hired after March ceiving retirement benefits, and I that the SSI resource limits in­ Snyder, a Manchester radiologist. 5 Wramsby, who directed the study . Parents’ group has orientation Elderly learn to manage lives A . 31, 1986, and are not covered by plan on taking a part-time job soon. creased in 1987. What are the new Warren Prelesnik. president of fo r * 1 0 . 9 5 ! * (8 oz. portion per dinner) Parents Without Partners Chapter 469 will have an in Sweden. “We have to search for * Social Security. This means they Will it affect the amount of my limits? Manchester Memorial Hospital, A program for the elderly on healthy lifestyles will be other explanations, too, I think, but benefits? was also approached by Heal-the- orientation meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the home of held Jan. 23 at 10:30 a. m. at Community Baptist Church will be eligible for Medicare when This FRIDAY, Jan. 16, only! Howard Madsen, 197 Hackmatack St. this is very important.” they reach age 65. or before 65 if ANSWER: In 1987, the resource Children and agreed to donate the hall, 585 E. Center St. Dr. Dorothy Warburton of Coium- ANSWER: It all depends on the limit is $1,800 (up from $1,700 for a hospital’s services for the surgery. The meeting is for all single parents who have an Topics will include managing the aging process, they become disabled. interest in joining the organization. Child custody is bia University takes the specula­ amount of your earnings. Underthe single person and $2,700 (up from The surgery, which was per­ from 5 pm till it lasts! medication usage and alcohol’s effects on the older tion a step further. She says that Social Security law, you are al­ $2,550) for a couple. irrelevant to membership. adult. Speakers will include Dr. Ann Brewer, medical QUESTION: As a worker, what formed on an out-patient basis. Call Madsen at 643-1219 for more information. A P photo most fertilized human eggs get consultant to the Manchester Health Department; expeiied eariy in pregnancy be- • *No other discounts apply. Henry Seltzer, a retired pharmacist; and Philip Actor Clayton Moore, best known as "The Lone Ranger," cause of genetic problems or some Christian singles meet Sunday Richmond, a psychotherapist. The Manchester Health other difficulty. Department Senior Citizens’ Health Clinic and holds up his guns after he retrieved them at the sheriff’s Troubled youths fail l a t EAST HARTFORD — The Christian Singles will Manchester Elderly Outreach are sponsors. station in Malibu, Calif., Wednesday. A suitcase “For much of the history of our GREATER HARTFORD meet Sunday at 7 p.m. at St. Christopher’s Church hall. For transportation, call Dial-a-Ride by Friday at containing costumes, bullets, guns and belts disap­ species, this could have served as a ) Brewer Street. Dan Laffin of the Hartford YMCA will R e s t a u r a n t 646- 2774. Pre-registration is suggested by callingpeared in Houston on^hristmas Eve after Moore had natural barrier to excessive fertil- : speak on yoga and meditation. 647- 3179. Snow date is Jan. 30. ity, ieading to greater overall to receive right help ANTIQUE CLASSIC IV Members of all faiths are welcome. Cost for checked it through a tickm counter. fitness, given the high expenditure 395 Main St., East Hartford, CT non-members is $2. Call Mary Edmunds, 646-0819, for of energy required to raise a human ; Bv Phvllls Messinger The ottice concluded that, in Fabulously New Treadway Cromwell Inn more information. child to maturity,” she wrote. The Associated Press general, mental health services for Diabetes club meets Tuesday “Thus, a reduction in the total children are helpful, although it ROUTE 72* CROMWELL, CT The East of the River Diabetes Club will meet number of live births may uiti- WASHINGTON - At least 7.5 could not determine what pro­ 1-91 Exit 21 Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.- at Manchester Memorial Lone Ranger gets mately mean that a couple leaves million children in the United grams are best for' particular Book clubs meet in January Hospital’s auditorium. more grandchildren.” States may need treatment for children with particular problems. Jan. 17, Saturday 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. SOUTH WINDSOR — The James Joyce Club will A question and answer session will be held with Warburton’s suggestion was pub­ mental health problems, yet the The office also found that al­ Jan. 18, Sunday 11 a.m.-5 p.m. hold a meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Paperback professional advice available from Fran Idzkowski, lished as an editorial in today’s New majority never get the proper help, though there are shortages in all Alley, 984 Sullivan Ave. The group will continue with R.N., diabetes teaching nurse; Ann Metzger, dietitian; stolen guns back England Journal of Medicine, a congressional research unit says. forms of mental health care for 70 Quality Exhlbltora ■ Orlantolla to Anwricana readings of William Butler Yeats’ poetry. and Marie Seybolt, social worker. which also published Wramsby’s And if untreated, mental health youths under age 18, community- problems could lead the children to based services and coordination of The William Faulkner Club will hold its monthly MALIBU, Calif. (AP) — The are worth “somewhere in the study from General Hospital in : FIm Viniaa A Braw ■ Admlsilon$3.00/|2.50 with Ad meeting Jan. 26 at 7:30 p.m., also at Paperback Alley. Maimo, Sweden. later, more serious troubles in services seem to most need MH LTM has subscription drive Lone Ranger retrieved his stolen neighborhood of $12,000,” Flaherty school or with the law, the Office of improvement. ’The group will discuss Faulkner’s “Pylon.” guns and silver bullets, then rode said. Experts believe many women For more information, call Paperback Alley The Little Theatre of Manchester is conducting its Technology Assessment found. “Available epidemiologic data off in a cloud of dust with a hearty “I’m etated,” Moore, 72, said have miscarriages even before “Mental health problems are a indicate that at least 12 percent, or ,\AORGEr-JS FEIN ENTERPRISES 644-9979. annual subscription telethon through Jan. 31. “Hi Ho Silver!” More than 30 members of the organization will be before retrieving the six-shooters. they know they are pregnant. source of suffering for children, 7.5 million, of the nation’s approxi­ calling local residents to solicit subscriptions for the The horse was absent; actor “The guns, gun holster and gun belt Genetically damaged sperm, prob­ difficulties for their families and mately 63 million children suffer U m m iU i Savoyards perform in musical 1987 season, which opens with “Tintypes” on Feb. 27at Clayton Moore was in a Mercedes, do belong to my fans and to Clayton lems of early development — some great loss for society,” the office from emotional or other problems East Catholic High School. Brochures announcing the Los Angeles County sheriff’s Sgt. Moore, the Lone Ranger. I’m just inside the womb — and other said in a report released Wedneday. that warrant mental health treat­ The Savoyards. Manchester Gilbert & Sullivan John Flaherty said. factors aii may play a role in this Your path to an EASTERN dagraa season have been sent to more than 41,000 local homes glad they didn’t get the Lone “Though such problems are some­ ment — and that figure may be as begins near home... Players’ traveling group, will present “Once Upon a during the past week. But the dust was real. Ranger’s mask and my hat.” ioss. However, the new research times tragic, an even greater high as 15 percent, or 9.5 million Mattress” Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. at the This year’s campaign manager is Fred T. Blish, who “The wind cooperated,” said suggests that the dominant prob­ tragedy may be that we currently children,” the report said. SUSAN HOWES PEOWSKI. English Unitarian Universalist Society East, 153 W. Vernon St. has been active in local theater for many years. Flaherty, who heads the detective Moore, who played the Lone lem could be faulty eggs. know more about how to prevent Of those in need, 70 percent to 80 \ major from Hsbron; asaoclata The light-hearted musical is a take-off on the fairy Ranger during six of the show’s editor, 23rd Publlcatlona, Mystic 9 9 and treat children’s mental health percent may not be getting the The 1987 season includes three productions. bureau at the Maiibu sheriff’s “This is very suggestive that it’s tale, “The Princess and the Pea,” with music by Mary station, where Moore picked up the eight tetevision seasons from 1949 problems than is reflected in the proper services, the report said. “Tintypes” is a musical review spanning American the egg itself that may be abnormal T e n years ago, I thought going to Rodgers and lyrics by Marshall Barer. popular music from the Civil War to the Roaring ’20s. weapons Wednesday. “As he left to 1957, said he carried the white in a large percentage of women,” care available.” ’The causes of mental disorders Mark Nystrom is director and Christopher Weed is cowboy hat with him during the The office, which provides Ck)n- generally are not known, the report school part-time was crazy—It Later in the spring, LTM will present John Patrick’s our parking lot a huge cloud of dust said Dr. Patricia McShane of would take me years to gat a musical director of the Savoyards’ production. Pulitzer Prize-winning “Teahouse of the August did go up in the air, and he did yeli flight. ’The mask was in his wife’s Brigham and Women’s Hospital in gress with scientific and technical said. But some factors pose major Lead roles will be played by John Clayton, Susan risks for children’s mental health, degraa. Now, tan years later, I am Moon," the story of the occupation of Okinawa after ‘Hi Ho Silver!’ as he left” purse, Flaherty said. Boston. information, prepared the report on preparing to graduate from Eastern. Elliot. Howard Epstein, Greg Haroian, Mark McNally. World War II. mental health services for children the office said, among them pov­ And the masked man left a The pistols were bought by a The researchers beiieve most of It's a great feeling." Michael Metsack, Ginger Ramsey, Evelyne Thibout, In November, L’TM will present the long-running the genetic mistakes in the eggs are ' at the request of Sens. Daniel K. erty, mental illness or alcoholism in and Betsy White as Princess Winifred. familiar calling card. Texas collector who didn’t realize Inouye, D-Hawaii, and Mark O. parents, a teen-age parent, njal- Broadway musical, “A Chorus Line." the items were reported missing, so massive that the eggs cannot Tickets are $5 for adults, $4 for children and seniors. A subscription for a pair of tickets to all three “I have in my hand here one Hatfield, R-Ore., members of the treatment, premature birth and 8 8 survive after fertilization and are attorney Lum Hawthorn of Beau­ For more information, call 646-5934 or 651-0108. productions is $30. buliet, silver, .45 Colt,” said Fia- expeiied. Senate Appropriations Committee. parental divorce. SPRING SEMESTER herty, 44, who grew up with the old mont, Texas, said Tuesday. “Lone Ranger” radio and televi­ The gear was returned by the “In some ways, nature has been ; begins January 26, 1987 sion series. collector, who did not want to be very kind to us by recognizing eariy ' 15 Year 3 0 Year CoUoge Notes “It has on the base of it ‘The Lone identified. Flaherty said investiga­ that these are not normal and ' Ranger.’ I’m thinking about mak­ tors do not believe Hawthorn’s aborting them,” said McShane. : EVENING REGISTRATION “The body has a wisdom in that '■ M 1% m ing it part of a pen set for my desk.” client was involved in taking the regard.” ' BOOK SALE He said the bullet is solid silver in items. January 21, 1987 McGuire earns doctor’s degree O’Brien interns at Company One Wramsby’s study was conducted !. 15V»ar Fixod Rate Annu al ftrrc n ta g c Rate 30 Vtar Fined R ate I Annu al Percentage Rate 7 a casing that contains a dummy with tw o points w ith two points “We would just like to find out on 17 women who were participat- 50% Off Our Regular Price 7 Edward C. McGuire of 59 Walker St. recently Ellen O’Brien of Meadow Lane is serving as an intern firing cap and no powder. 5:30 p.m. received a doctor of chiropractic degree from the who his client got the guns from,” ing in an in vitro, or test tube, ' Rates based on 20% down. Rates subject to change with Company One. atheatergroupinHartford.during Houston police and the Texas — Cash Sales Only — National College of Chiropractic. Lombard, III. the spring semester. She is a senior enrolled in the Fine he said. “The Houston Police fertiiization program because of The most competitive rates, To earn this degree, McGuire completed the Arts program at the University of Connecticut Rangers are investigating who took Department and the Texas blocked tubes. After giving the ! Sale Ends January 31st and an unmatched special level of Huriey Hall Moore’s suitcase after it was Rangers are following up some women fertility drugs, they re­ requirements for the college’s five-academic-year majoring in dramatics. (we also trade paperbacks) service are why COMFED remains program in the basic and clinical sciences, including checked through a Continental leads we got at that end.” moved 23 eggs and found that 11 of • New England's number one m ort­ C i M ^ D 3UOSTOAOS CO, m e. Willimantic Campus an internship at National College Chiropractic Center. Airlines ticket counter on Christ­ He said the Texas Rangers “are them contained clearly abnormal ! gage lender. Dayna Peck IfHema In D.C. You can bank on it He also earned a bachelor of science degree in human mas Eve at Houston’s airport, taking this a little personally,” chromosomes. ;. BURIED UNDER BOOKS When it comes to your m ort­ biology during his professional studies at National. Dayna Peck, daughter of Naomi Peck of Esquire Fiaherty said. The bag vanished Dr. Richard Reindollar of New ■ Paperbacks & Comics gage. you can bank on COMFED. because according to legend, the Engiaiid Medicai O nter said the * ^ 456-2231 He is a 1979 graduate of Conard High School and Drive and Robert Peck of Oaks Ferry, participated somewhere between the counter Lone Ranger was the sole survivor 188 Middle Tpke. West completed his preprofessional Studies at Wittenberg recently in an internship program in Washington. D.C. and the plane Moore took to Los Swedish findings “have enormous ’ Windsor Locks Orange of a massacred posse of Texas implications” if borne out by ; (n«ar ManehealBr Parkadt) University, Springfield. Ohio, where he received a ’The program was part of the Hartwick College Angeles. Rangers, nursed back to health by 1- 800- 842-3235 627-9486 1- 800- 922-3260 795-0551 bachelor of arts degree in biology in 1983. academic program. It focused on the U.S. Probation further studies. But he cautioned ' ’Two costumes, including a neck­ his faithful Indian companion, ( 2 0 3 ^ ^ 2 9 5 ^ CONNECTICUT MORTCAGE OFFICES: CrN nw kh 795 0551 LitchfieM County 868 7532 Dr. McGuire plans to establish his practice in and Parole office. against applying them to all women ’ erchief with stiver clasp, remain Tonto, to pursue his comrades’ without verification by other; M ystk 5364277. Orange 795-0551 Windsor Locks 627 9486 Roselle. III. Hartwick College is in Oneonta, N.Y. missing. The guns, bultets and belts 6c> kiiiers relentiessly across the West. researchers. * OPEN: 10am—Spm Mon.— Sal. 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuraday. Jan. 15.1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuraday. Jan. 15, 1987 — H Thursdtiy T V Advice SPORTS______5:00PM [E S P N ] N FL F llm i Film high- are also included. Hosts: Gunnar and Mat­ end Heniet Hghts from Super Bowl X with the Pint- thew Nelson. (60 min.) burgh Steelers and the Dallas Cowboys. 11:3 0 P M II) ® ABC News Night- [CN N ] Prime News line [HBO] MOVIE: 'WildroM* A young Army’s lingerie-loving private Best of Watt Disrtey Presents: woman miner learns that she needs more [DIS] C£) Poltca Woman Golden Horseshoe Revue (60 min.) than muscle to cope with her job. Lisa Ei- dD Honaymoonara chom. [USA] College Basketball: Louisiana ( ^ Twilight Zona Liufs goaltending halts Whalers’ slide State at Alabama (2 hrs.) Live. M O VIE: T m W m 's Big Advm * [MAX] (3 ) ® Tonight Show Tonight's guests turo* (C C ) Pee Wee Herman sets out on a 8:30PM IX) Million Dollar Chance of a can get free medical advice are Lauren Bacall, actress Roz Ryan and By Jim Tierney cross-country trek in an effort to recover Lifetime comedian Taylor Negron. (60 min.) In points behind Hartford. The Whal­ the game. Early, they (Boston) his stolen bike. Pee Wee Herman, Eliza­ Herald Sports Writer Family Ties (C C) After Stevert's Stereo. ers complete a home-and-home beth Daily, Diane Salinger. 1985. Rated (S) (SS were coming up the middle on us. brother announces the end of his long mar­ moments when shopping in San PG. (S) M O VIE: 'Summertraa* A young man D E A R A B I­ series tonight in Boston (7:05 p.m., riage, his wife arrives at the Keaton door­ Diego stores for dozens of size XL HARTFORD — The unpleasant We were laying back too much. is torn by his parents' beliefs and his own G A I L V A N Giannel 18). They kept coming at us. We got to 5:05PM [TM C] MOVIE: ‘HMvan's step to confront her husband. Part 2 of 3. convictions about the Vietnam War. Mi­ BUREN: This is and XXL Panty hose. (We didn’t memories of the past Hartford Oato* In the 1890*s. cattle ranchers and In Stereo. ‘"rhere’s no question we had to read it pretty go<>d after that.” chael Douglas, Brenda Vaccaro, Jack War­ in reference to have the nerve to go buy them Whalers’ ill-fated losing streaks immigrant homesteaders battle for their S3) Novels: Herencia Maldita den. 1971. win this gam e," Liut said, referring Whaler captain Ron Francis got own share of the American Dream. Kris the letter from ourselves.) which had languished the team’s dZ) Good Health from *lane Brody's to Hartford’s desperate need to end Hartford on the board 2:05 into the Kristofferson, Christopher Walken, John (S) Hogan's Haroaa Dear Abby JERRY J. FLETCHER, hopes for many seasons were Kitchen "Private Per­ its slump. “ We plugged one hole, second period. John Anderson Hurt. 1980. Rated R. In Stereo. iS lN e w s son," who des­ LAJOLLA, CALIF. dispelled — for the moment — but we have a lot of leaks to go." gathered the puck off the left 5;30PM [E S P N ] Inside the PGA Tour 9:00PM CE Simon & Simon The Si­ [CNN] Sports Tonight cribed himself Abigail Van Buren Wednesday night at the Civic mons are drawn into the middle of a feud The Bruins began the game in a boards and sent a soft shot at Bruin [D IS ] MOVIE; 'Maryland' After her hus­ as a slim, trim, DEAR JERRY: The things I Center. Hartford goalie Mike Liut 6:00PM C£) G D (S ) (SD ® News between the aging members of a 1920's band's tragic death in a race, a woman manner conducive to a high-scoring goalie Doug Keans, who swept the bootlegging gang. (60 min.) 26-ye»r-old, learn while writing this column! turned in an outstanding perfor­ CSD Three's Compsrty sells all her horses and swears her son will affair. Boston came out firing rebound off to the other side of the d D ® ) Colbys (C C ) Jason and Francesca never ride. John Payne, Walter Brennan, happily married You Navy commandos wore panty mance in the net for the Whalers (D Magnum, P.l. countless shots at Liut and seemed net where Francis was waiting. are targeted for murder, Adrienne reveals Fay Bainter. 1940. man who is now hose openly, out of necessity, but and Hartford stymied its blossom­ (]D Gimme a Break the truth about Monica and Scott and Bliss to catch the anxious Whalers off Francis hesitated and then wristed [ESPN ] SportsCenter serving in the the aforementioned Army private ing archrival, the Boston Bruins, O ) Mork arvd Mindy confronts Kolya about their relationship. 3-1, to end a four-game losing streak guard. The Bruins outshot Hart­ a shot past Keans and it caromed (60 min.) 11:35PM (X) Entertainment Tonight U.S. Army. His problem was that he wrote to you about being in the wore women’s lingerie for kicks, ® M*A*S*H before a sellout crowd of 15,126. ford, 14-7, in the first period, but off Bruin defenseman Allen Peder­ (D MOVIE: 'Caboblanco' In a little town E T talks with husband and wife acting enjoyed wearing women’s under­ Army — and wanting to wear which is quite another matter. (S) Doctor Whu team Charles Bronson and Jill Ireland came up empty due to Liut’s stellar son’s leg before rolling into the net in Peru, an American barkeeper's lifestyle wear. You advised the private to women’s undergarments. You ad­ Cross-dressing is nothing new; The victory lifts the Whalers’ goaltending. (3 ) Charlie's Angels is altered by a French lady with plans to about their upcoming film, "Assassina­ record to 21-16-6 and 48 points to for a 1-0 Hartford lead. J tion” . keep the matter private. vised him that the two just wouldn’t it’s been with us for centuries. It’s a Hartford escaped the first period raise a sunken ship with twenty million The Whalers and the Bruins (3) Quincy To enlighten yourself regarding fit together. compulsion — not something that move them to within three points of plus on board. Charles Bronson. Jason Ro- 12:00AM (XD Kojak with a scoreless game, but didn’t reversed roles from the first period @3) Reporter 41 the military and what it can do for requires ’ ’curing,’ ’ unipss, of the Adams Division-leading Mont­ bards, Dominique Sanda. 1981. When I was with the Navy SEAL instill any visions of a turnaround and Hartford outshot Boston, 14-5, ® MacNeit-Lehrer Newshour IX) Nightlife those who find themselves bur­ course, it creates maritajj or real Canadians, who played to a 3-3 dS) M OVIE: 'Poric Chop Hill' The bloody Team in Vietnam, we A LL wore ftt)m its recent road tilp woes. during the second period. Mean­ ® Facts of Life battle to take the Korean hilt, key to stop­ dD Star Trek dened with a desire to wear martial problems. tie with Buffalo last night. Boston panty hose. We were out in the "Well. I thought we started very while, Liut had settled in after the [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Green Mansions' A ping the Communists, is told by the com­ dD Tales of the Unexpected women’s underwear, you should muck of the swamps and jungle for remains in third place in the young political refugee In the Venezuelan manding officer of the American troops. cautiously," Whaler coach Jack barrage of Bruin shots at the outset ® M OVIE: 'TheSecret War of Jackie's call the military’s installation days on end, and the nylon really DEAR ABBY; When a person division with a record of 19-19-5, five jungle falls in love with Rima the bird girl Gregory Peck. Harry Guardino, Rip Torn. Girls' A group of courageous female Evans said. "M ike Liut kept us in and played near flawlessly the 1959. says to you, " I f you have no place who lives there. Audrey Hepburn, Anthony World War II flyers takes on dangerous hospital and speak to the psychia­ cut down on the friction, which entire game. Perkins. Lee J. Cobb. 1959. missions on both sides of the enemy lines. trist about the medical and psychi­ could otherwise rub us raw. An else to go for Thanksgiving, you arr ( ^ ( ^ Cheers (C C) Sam lands in trouble " I thought it (Liut’s perfor­ Mariette Hartley, Ann Dusenberry, Ben atric assistance that this man is added plus was that removal of the welcome to join us,’ ’ would yoi/call [E S P N ] Mazda SportsLook when Norm talks him into buying a cheap Murphy. 1980. mance) was superb," Evans said. copy of the expensive engagement ring Di­ entitled to gratis. that an invitation or an insult\^ [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express panty hose also removed many of One of Liut’s most challenging ane desires. In Stereo, (3 ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents But now that you have already WONDERING the leeches that invariably clung to saves came, ironically, off an 6:30PM ( B w k r p in Cincinnati dj) Manchlld Revisited: A Commentary dD Charlie's Angels advised the soldier to keep his IN ST. PETERSBURG us — sometimes more than 100 per inadvertent shot by teammate C£) (SD A B C News by Claude Brown dD Novels: Amo y Senor problem hidden, perhaps you man! Dana Murzyn, who tried to clear the (33) Benson (41) Novela: Cicatrices del Alma dD Sanford and Son should learn what might happen to DEAR WONDERING: It was, no It was always an amazing sight puck after Dave Babych broke up a O i S C T V © ) Mystery: Agatha Christie's Miss [CNN] Newsnlght such soldiers if they continue to doubt, intended as an invitation, but; before every mission to see Navy play near the Whaler goal. Murzyn. (3 ) Too Ciose for Comfort Marple (C C) Miss Marpte races to solve [ESPN] NFL Films Presents hide such aberrations. Then your it could have been more graciously: the crime before the murderer strikes commandos ail camouflaged and who was skating right toward Liut, (3 3 ) NBC News [HBO] MOVIE: 'The New Kids' (CC) advice to others in similar circum­ extended. again. (60 min.) Pan 3. painted green and black, struggling sent a clearing shot atLiut.whohad Nightiy Business Report When two orphaned teenagers move to a stances might change, as it should, to get their hairy muscular bodies d D Blueberry Hill Fats Domino sings new town, they become the target for the to make a skate save. "Ain't That a Shame," "I'm Ready," in order to be correct. d3) Noticiero SIN local gang. Shannon Presby, Lori Loughlin. v into the panty hose. But it worked! For Abby’s booklet, "How to; Anderson gave the Whalers a 2-0 "Whole Lotta Loving," ‘ I'm in Love JAY M. HAMILTON. © ) Silver Spoons 1985. Rated R. Sign me... Have a Lovely Wedding," send a; lead at 14; 10 of the second period Again," "Walking to New Orleans," LIEUTENANT COLONEL, [CNN] Showbiz Today "Blueberry Hill" and more in this 1985 [USA] Dragnet EX-PANTY HOSE WEARER check or money order for I2.S0 and ‘ when he got the puck in the neutral U.S. ARM Y (RET.), AND DAMNED GLAD OF IT a long, stamped (39 cents), self-; [ESPN ] SportsCenter concen. (60 min.) (X3 Night Heat O'Brien and zone and crossed the blue line and 12:05AM GRANT’S PASS, ORE. [MAX] Album Flash: John Cafferty and [C N N ] Larry King Live Giambone must contend with a seedy im- addressed envelope to: Dear Abby,; fired a 40-foot wrister past Mike the Beaver Brown Band Tune in to cuts [DIS] MOVIE; The Girl Next Door' A migations inspector when they investigate P.S. Many of our wives and Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box 447,' Milbury and through Keans’ pads. from the album, "Tough All Over", as the Broadway star falls in love with her next a woman’s mysterious death. (70 min.) DEAR ABBY: "Private Person’’ girlfriends reported embarrassing Mount Morris, III. 61054. band performs and talks about their hard- door neighbor, but trouble brews when his " I think everyone gets excited for driving, back-to-basics music. 12:15AM [MAX] MOVIE: 'Mean this rival type of gam e," Whaler son objects. June Haver, Dan Dailey, Den­ Streets' (CC) Three young men grow up 7;00PM C£) CBS News nis Day. 1953. together and struggle to survive in New defenseman Ulf Samueisson said. CS ( 3 (3 ) M*A*S*H [ESPN ] College Basketball; Wake Fo­ York City’s Little Italy. Robert De Niro. "This is New England territory. rest at North Carolina State (2 hrs.) Live. Harvey Keitel, David Proval. 1973. Rated Tonight, everyone was ready.” d ) ( 3 Wheel of Fortune R. Supplements cause cramps [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Act of Vengeance' (CC) (X) ® $100,000 Pyramid Anderson set up the Whalers’ Joseph Yablonski's challenge of corrupt 1 2:30AM (X) True Confessions final goal at 3; 12 of the third period (33) Jeffersons union president Tony Boyle for leadership fX) Entertainment Tonight E T talks with when he back-flipped a pass from (31) Best of Saturday Night of the United Mine Workers culminates in D E A R DR. last part of the small intestine; tragedy. Charles Bronson. Ellen Burstyn, husband and wife acting team Charles behind the Bruin goal to Kevin @ ) MacNell-Lehrer Newshour Bronson and Jill Ireland about their upcom­ GOTT: I get in­ (ileum) where it empties into the; Wilford Brimley. 1986. In Stereo. testinal pains Dineen stationed at the left circle. ( 3 Barney Miller ing film. "Assassination". large intestine. Again, the symp-' [M A X ] M O VIE: 'Annihilators' A group and cramps toms are abdominal pain, fever,: Dineen immediately drilled a slap­ Horald photo by Tuckir ( 3 Hollywood Squares of hard-bitten Vietnam vets use wartime dD Jim 8i Tammy from calcium weakness and diarrhea. Crohn’s shot past Keans for a 3-0 lead. “ You d l) Novela: Maria de Nadie techniques in their own neighborhood to (3 ) Late Night with David Letterman rid it of drug-trafficking thugs. Lawrence- Tonight’s guest is Richard Pryor (60 min.) supplements, Dr. Gott disease affects skin-portions (dis-. become more familiar with them ( 3 Nightiy Business Report Whaler goalie Mike Liut is a study of against the Bruins at the Civic Center. Hilton Jacobs. Christopher Stone. Andy In Stereo. even Turns and Peter Gott, M.D. eased areas interspersed with (division opponents).’’ Liut said. dD Maude Wood. 1986 Rated R. ® Alfred Hitchcock Presents Titralac. I don’t normal tissue) and can be difficult; "Those are rivalries and subcons­ concentration as he keeps his eyes on Liut stopped 25 shots in leading [C N N ] Moneyline [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'Endless Love* A teen­ dD Gone Scott like to drink' to distinguish from certain forms o f; ciously it affects the 40 hockey the puck during action Wednesday night Hartford to a 3-1 win. age boy's ardor for his girlfriend leads to [ESPN ] Coliege Basketbali: Kansas at [ESPN] Volleyball: Tournament of milk, and ulcerative colitis. ! players in the gam e." Liut tried to Oklahoma (2 hrs.) Live. arson, tragedy and madness. Brooke Shields, Martin Hewitt, Shirley Knight. Champions From Santa Barbara, Califor­ cheese is out be­ Although the two diseases are; explain the Whalers’ misfortunes centered a pass to Milbury, who a lot for their confidence." back up Wayne Babych. who [HBO] Talk Show nia. (60 min.) (R). 1981. Rated R cause of my hus­ classed as different illnesses, some on the road against non-division back-handed a shot past Liut. WHALER NOTES - The Whal­ returned last week from an injury [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Gotchal' (CC) A young [U S A ] Edge of Night Hwild photo by Tuck* 9:30PM gs is Nig)it Court An already band’s heart experts consider them to be re­ teams. “ When you get outside your Included in Liut’s fine showing ers recalled rugged right winger which kept him out until last week.. college student’s make-believe espionage Wortd Music Video were 25 saves. game turns real when he meets a beautiful debt-plagued Mac Is stunned to learn that 1:00AM (XD surgery. Is there an easily digesti­ might work better. lated. At present, antibiotics, corti­ division, there’s a tendency to drop Shane Churta from Binghamton of . The sellout crowd was the fifth of female spy. Anthony Edwards, Linda Fior- his wife Quon Le is pregnant. Awards Via satellite, from Los Angeles, your guard a little bit. It tends to be "Wonders. I hope." Evans said, the American Hockey League. the season and the third in the last London. Paris. Tokyo and other major ci­ ble way to make sure that I get sone and — when absolutely neces­ Hartfor(j defenseman Ulf Samueisson and Boston’s entino 1985. Rated PG-13. ^1) Novela: Camino Secreto less competitive, in a sense.” referring to what this Whaler Churla did not play last night, but is ties, music fans around the world select enough calcium? DEAR DR. GOTT: Five years sary — surgery (to remove Steve Kasper (11) go for the puck during action at the five home gam es... The Bruin goal [USA] Airwolf 1 0:00PM (X) Knots Landing (CC) the best video of 1986 during a count­ ago, my doctor said I had ulcerative irreparably damaged bowel) are The Bruins averted Liut’s shutout victory does for his club. “ It was expected to see action tonight in was its first one at the Civic C!enter (X ) PM Magazine Mack brings a reluctant Anne to meet down of the year's top 20. Live appear­ DEAR READER; If you cannot colitis. Six weeks ago a surgeon the only available treatments. Civic Center Wednesday night. bid at 15:21 when Cam Neely really a pressure game. It should do Boston. Churla was called up to since March 23, 1986. 7:30PM Karen and Paige. Abby convinces Olivia to ances by recording artists include Genesis, CSD Current Affair join Gary at his meeting for alcoholics, and Janet Jackson, the Bangles and INKS. (2 take calcium supplements, you will removed a mass from my small CID 3 Jeopardy * Ben attempts to tap into Greg's computer. hrs.) have to rely on natural sources of intestine (plus a one-foot length of DEAR DR. GOTT: Four years (60 min.) (X ) Entertainment Tonight ET talks with ( D Dynasty calcium. Although your husband the intestine) due to Crohn’s ago I broke my tailbone. It still husband and wife acting team Charles d D News (X) Joe Franklin Show may have to avoid dairy products, disease. Are colitis and Crohn’s hurts and swells when bumped, and Clippers finally get into win column Bronson and Jill Ireland about their upcom­ (X) d§) 20/20 (CC) (60 min.) you — with your doctor’s approval disease the same thing? What can I I move stiffly in the winter. Can this Providence bombers ing film. "Assassination". dD Twilight Zone 5 Ql) INN News — should be able to get enough do to prevent more surgery? cause major problems like paraly­ (33) IN N News dD Telephone Auction (ID Police Story calcium by eating low-fat milk, sis in the future? By The Associated Press shots. Pistons 104, Cavaliers 87 (3S NHL Hockey: Hartford Whalers at (3 ) Maude d D d D L.A. Law Brackman considers cheese and yogurt. You also may DEAR READER: Ulcerative co­ Ruland played with a brace on his gun down Huskies Boston Bruins (2 hrs., 30 min.) [C N N ] Crossfire Detroit swept its home-and-home leaving his wife for an aerobics instructor, want to consider postmenopausal litis is a chronic inflammatory The Los Angeles Clippers haven’t NBA Roundup left knee following arthroscopic [TMC] MOVIE: 'My Brilliant Career' In DEAR READER: A broken series with Cleveland behind 26 ( 3 ( 3 Barney Miller a jealous Markowitz fears that Kelsey Is disease of the large bowel. It is proven much except for how bad surgery on Nov. 19. turn-of-the-century Australia, a beautiful hormone replacement to prevent tailbone (coccyx) is not medically points by Adrian Dantley. a season- 3 Carson's Comedy Classics romancing her handsome client and MacK- characterized by periodic attacks they are this season. The team with “ The knee felt great. It does c PROVIDENCE. R.I. - The shoot it with confidence. They enzie orders a judge to release a jailed Ku- ' young girl must choose between a wealthy excessive calcium loss from your harmful. Although it may cause high 22 from Sidney Green and 20 by 3 3 New Newlywed Game husband and a literary career. Judy Davis, bones. Ask your doctor to advise of abdominal pain and diarrhea the NBA’s worst record has gotten bother me at all.I promised myself Providence College Friars were don’t shoot it as an afterthought. zak. (60 min.) In Stereo. discomfort from time to time, it Isiah Thomas. Detroit also won They shoot it as a forethought.” dZ) Wild, Wild World of Animals Sam Neill, Wendy Hughes. 1980. Rated G. you. that may contain blood or mucus. tired of that — and the finally did Bullets 118, Nets 100 I wouldn’t even think about it (the expected to come out bombing dD Mystery: Agatha Chris ie's Miss does not progress into more serious 103-101 on the road the previous The 103 points is the most (S3) Carol Burnett and Friends Marpie (C C) Miss Marple races to solve [U SA ] Edge of Night I might add that calcium neutral­ The cause is unknown. Antibiotics something about it. knee), just go out and play my against the University of Con­ conditions, such as paralysis. Moses Malone led seven Bullets night. points given up by a Husky team [C N N ] Crossfire the crime before the murderer strikes 1:10AM [DIS] MOVIE: The Silent izes stomach acid, so it can be and cortisone (to reduce inflamma­ The Clippers snapped a 16-game game,” Ruland said. necticut Wednesday night. And again. (60 min.) Part 3. in double figures with 21 points as The Pistons prevailed despite 23 since a 109-102 victory over Holy [HBO] MOVIE: 'Once Bitten' fCC) A One' A lonely deaf-mute boy in a small constipating or cause excessive tion) are often required for treat­ losing streak with a 123-105 rout of Dominique Wilkins’ 27 points was that’s what they did, attempting d p Local News village forms an alliance with a great white If you have questions about he moved into 12th place on the points and 16 rebounds by Brad Cross in the 1978-79 season. And gorgeous vampire must have the blood of gas. ment. Ulcerative colitis is not the Denver Wednesday night. The 5-31 high for Atlanta. 20 and hitting on 10 in coasting to young males to stay eternally young. turtle. Teto Malese, George Henare. 1984. Hiatal Hernia, you can get answers NBA’s all-time scoring list, ahead Daugherty, the Cavaliers’ top pick a 103-89 victory over the Huskies it was the first time Providence, dD SIN Presenta: Estamos Unidos (60 Rated PG. Remember that there are several same thing as irritable or spastic Clippers got 22 points from Michael Lauren Hutton, Jim Carrey, Karen Kopins min.) in Dr. Gott’s new Health Report on of Dolph Schayes and Bob Lanier. in the draft. in Big East Conference playmf which ranks sixth in the country 1985. Rated PG types of calcium preparations, colon. Cage and Mike Woodson added 20 Celtics 117, Mavericks 108 dZ) Remember W hen (60 min.) 1:1 5AM CD m o v i e : 'E vII Stalks This the subject. Send $1 to P.O. Box He also kept the Bullets in hot “ It’s a matter of experience,” Senior guard Bill Donovan in scoring and ninth in scoring House' A man and his two children stum­ usually calcium carbonate or cal­ Crohn’s disease is a similar for their first victory since beating At Boston, a balanced attack led 7:A5PM [D IS] Mouseterpiece Thea­ d D Kojak 91428, Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Be pursuit of the 76ers. ’Thomas said of the sweep. "You scored a career-high 34 points, margin, had scored 100 points in ter ble upon a mansion inhabited by two eld­ cium gluconate. Although you may affliction, and its cause is also Seattle Dec. 10. the league champions as Larry [CNN] CNN News erly women. Jack Palance, Helen Hughes sure to ask for the Health Report on Malone was dealt to Washington know when to play. You know how including 11 of 11 from the foul a Big East game. not tolerate one type, another form unknown. The disease involves the The streak was three games shy Bird and Kevin McHale each 8:00PM (T) Shell Game An undes­ [U S A ] Riptide 1981. Hiatal Hernia. last summer in a trade which hard to play. You know the line, to lead the Friars, 11-3 Providence built its lead to erved parking ticket leads Jennie and John of tying the franchise record for scored 25 points. Danny Ainge had brought Jeff Ruland to Philadel­ important parts of the basketball overall and 2-2 in the Big East 64-45 when Steve Wright hit on a on the trail of a murder. (60 min.) 10:30PM Ql] INN News 1:30AM dD in n News losses, set in 1981-82. 24, Dennis Johnson 20 and Robert Bizarre phia. Ruland returned to the 76ers’ game. That’s something you learn with its second straight confer­ turnaround jumper in the lane dD MOVIE: 'Big Bad Mama' A widow (58) The New Honeymooners dD “ We’re a better team than we’ve Parish 16 in Boston’s ninth victory lineup Wednesday night following a through experience." ence victory. 6‘A minutes into the second half. with two teenage daughters to support [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Code of Silence' (CC) [C N N ] Newsnight Update shown," Woodson said. " I t ’s no fun in the last 10 starts. Bird also had 15 Thoughts knee injury. Providence raced to a 10-0 Connecticut. 6-7 and 1-3, closed turns to a life of crime. Angie Dickinson, A Chicago vice cop must battle the mob as [ESPN] To Be Announced. going through something like that. rebounds. Sonics 130, Spurs 104 William Shatner, Tom Skerritt. 1974. well as his own department's corruption. Jeff Malone contributed 17 points lead in the first half as Delray to within seven points at one [USA] The Master (60 min.) No one wants to be the laughing­ The Celtics broke open a close Dale Ellis scored 25 of his QD ® Our World (CC) (60 mln.| Chuck Norris. Henry Silva. 1985. Rated R. She taught English in a mission­ for Washington, John Williams and Brooks and Ernie Lewis hit point with 2; 10 remaining as a 1:35AM [HBO] MOVIE: Almost You' "The long walk was part of the gifts to those who ask him?" stock of the league. I sure don’t. game with a 40-point third quarter. game-high 32 points in the first half CD New s 1 0:35PM [D IS] Animals in Action ary school in Africa. At Christmas Michael Adams 13 each. Jay 3-pointers less than l ‘A minutes 3-pointer by Phil Gamble high­ (C C) A man suffering from the strains of gift,” the boy replied. He had Matthew 7:11 "Tonight I saw something I Ib e Mavericks, who lead the and Xavier McDaniel added 20 for CS) M O VIE: 'Th e Sting' Tw o of the shar- 11:00PM (X) (X) (g) ® (SD News daily life finds himself attracted to his time she tried to explain to the understood well the meaning of Vincent and Darwin Cook scored 11 into the game. The Friars led lighted a 5-point run. But the pest con-men in Chicago set out to swindle haven’t seen all year, and if we can Midwest Division, were hurt when host Seattle. fS) dD Late Show: Starring Joan Rivers wife's physical therapist. Brooke Adams. children why Christians often ex­ each, and Terry Catledge 10. The 53-39 at intermission. Provi­ Friars were more than able to an underworld kingpin during the roaring gift-giving."... how much more will Rev. Dr. Shephard S. Johnson keep that up. we’re going to win Mark Aguirre, their leading scorer, Ellis scored 17 points in the first Griffin Dunne, Karen Young; 1984. Rated changed gifts. She was not sure she Nets were led by Orlando Wool- dence hit seven 3-pointers in the hold on, converting on 21 of 22 Twenties. Paul Newman, Robert Redford, (X) Carol Burnett and Friends R. your father in heaven give good South United Meth(NHst Church some games.’’ was ejected on two technical fouls. period, including a three-point shot Robert Shaw. 1973. had explained the custom clearly. ridge’s 21 points. first half. The Friars came into free throw attempts in the (3D Odd Couple They won this game, their lOOth Dallas was led by Sam Perkins to open the scoring for Seattle. 2:00AM CD MOVIE: 'Enter the Ninja' A few days later, one young boy the game leading the country in second half. 3 Star Trek (3D Falcon Crest A Kung Fu warrior battles the odds to save home game at the Sports Arena 76ers 96, Hawks 93 with 29 points and Rolando Black­ Alton Lister scored 14 points and brought her a beautiful shell. three-pointers made per game The Huskies, coming off an ( 3 dS) Cosby Show (C C) When Rudy is dP Hogan's Heroes a friend and defend his honor. Franco Nero. since moving from San Diego to Los Ruland had missed 34 games with man with 25. had a game-high IS rebounds for invited to spend the night with her grand­ Susan George, Sho Kosugi. 1981. "Where did you get such a beautiful Z8.07). eight-day layoff after their big dD This Old House Angeles in 1984. by building a a knee injury. His performance in "Larry got going in the third Seattle. parents, Cliff begins to give the orders to dD The Streets of San Francisco shell?” she asked. The boy replied " I said in September it was a road win over Seton Hall, were his parents. In Stereo. ( 3 Tales of the Unexpected Troubles 17-point margin in the third quarter returning to the lineup Wednesday quarter,’ ’ Boston Coach K.C. Jones The Spurs, who lost their third [ESPN ] Mazda SportsLook that these shells were only found on terrible rule and it still is,’ ’ led by Cliff Robinson’s 29 points, ( 3 Concert Celebration of Martin plague a publisher when his wife suggests and never letting the Nuggets was a key to host Philadelphia’s said. "W e were getting him open consecutive game, were led by he enter a writing contest. a far-distant beach. "But you UConn coach Jim Calhoun said Gamble’s 22 and Jeff King’s 21. Luther Kir>g, Jr. (60 min.) 2:10AM [M AX] MOVIE: The Man- challenge. victory. with the picks. You have to stick the rookie Walter Berry, who had 24 3 M*A*S*H shouldn’t have gone so far," the of the three-pointers. “ We’re UConn’s next action is Satur­ < 3 MOVIE: 'Investigation of a Citizen hunt' When a young man stops at a ranch "Thank God the streak is finally " It ’s great to be out there again," ball in his hands and get him points. Alvin Robertson added 17. Above Suspicion' After murdering his dD 2 4 Horas to water his horses, the landowner claims teacher said. not going to see anything like it day at 1:30 p.m. at the Hartford the animals are his and has him arrested. over,"^ said Cedaric Maxwell, who the 6-foot-ll center said after he started. He’s been off for a long San Antonio has now lost six of its lover, the new head of police intelligence dZ) S C T V (Providence shooting). ’They Civic Center against St. John’s. takes pan in the investigation. Gian Maria John Ethan Wayne, Ernest Borgnine, Ray­ stopped to shake hands with a few of scored 19 points, had flve rebounds, time and we should have got him last seven games and 14 of its last 15 [C N N ] Moneyline •s; Volonte, Florinda Balkan. Anuro Dominici. mond Harmstorf. 1984. Rated NR. the 6,948 fans in attendance. two assists and blocked a pair of going earlier.” on the road. 9 1970. [ESPN] America's Cup Challenge 2:30AM [CNN] Sports Latenight Downunder: The Final Four Live. 3 MOVIE: 'The Laughing Policeman' [ESPN] SportsCenter When you need to advertise, A police detective breaks all the rules to [H B O ] Inside the NFL Highlights of the nothing works like Classified! find the man who murdered his panner and NFL games, including commentary by Len [USA] MOVIE: 'Bull of the West' Brian Keith, Gary Clarke. 1963. Williams, Hunter to be enshrined eight other people on a San Francisco bus. Dawson and Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) In Walter Matthau, Bruce Dern. 1973. Stereo. 2:35AM CD CBS News Nightwatch Dial 643-2711 (S) Novela: Monte Calvario [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Dance with a Stranger' Joined in Progress A glamorous nightclub hostess falls in love By Ben Walker now a phrase of the past,’ ’ Willi­ boar hunting near his Hertford. dZ) This Old House (CC). 3:00AM CD MOVIE: 'Girl Crazy' A rich with a handsome racecar driver, only to The Associated Press - ams, 20th on the all-time home run N.C.,farm. " I was a control pitcher dD Tribute to Ricky Nelson Ricky Nel­ playboy falls for a Western girl on a dude face a doomed future when she becomes a list, said from Glen Ellyn. III. "lean who hit spots. son's musical influence is discussed by scorned woman. Miranda Richardson, lam ranch. Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland. June Allyson. 1943. Johnny Cash, John Fogeny, Carl Perkins. Holm, Rupert Everett. 1985. Rated R. NEW YORK - The waiting truly say it’s one of the most " I had players behind me to back 8 Jerry Lee Lewis, Randy Meisner (formerly Ufestyles of the Rich and Famous l®aitrl|TatTr Hrralli finally ended for Billy Williams, exciting moments of my life.” me up. If I didn’t play on those [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Hour dD of the Eagles). Kris Kristofferson and oth­ (60 min.) while Jim "Catfish" Hunter won Williams was named on 354 of 413 teams, I wouldn’t have won as ers; highlights of his early T V appearances 11:05PM [D IS] Advanturas of Ozzia @ ) Shopping Una another close one. votes for 85.7 percent, well above many as I did and I wouldn’t have Williams and Hunter were the required 75 percent. Hunter got been in the World Series six times.” elected to baseball’s Hall of Fame 315 votes, five over the minimum, Hunter won 20 or more games Wednesday night, culminating ca­ and reached the Hail in his third try from 1971 through 1975 and finished Cinema Reconditioned Vacuum sale!!! reers marked by consistency but after missing by 30 votes last year. with a career earned run average of TnmendouB Sglectlon ot separated by their teams’ results. Jim Running, the recently 3.26. His reputation, as a big-game PRODUCTS FROM Hunter, with a 224-166 lifetime elected Congressman from Ken­ pitcher may have helped him as 7 HAKTPOIIO (PG-13) a, 10:05. Brand Name Vacuuma record in 15 seasons for the Kansas tucky, came up 21 votes short of much as Williams’ lack of post­ ClMmoCItv — No Morey (R)9:40.— City and Oakland A ’s and the New election. He missed by 40 votes last season play hurt him. Twift and Shout 7,9; JO. — Lady and the MANCHRSTRR York Yankees, played on five year. Hunter was 5-3 in World Series Tramp (G) 4:30. — Round Mldn(oht (R) UA Theaters Rost — Stand by Me (R) K 1 L 1 C O • Hoover • Electrolux 0:15. — Clockwise (PG) 7:30. — Child­ 7:40,9:40. — No Mercy (R) 7:1S, 9:30. — World Series winners. Williams, None of the other 25 players on the games and still holds Champion­ ren of a Lesser God (R) 7:10, 9:55. The Color ot Money (R) 7:30,9:40. • Eureka • Kenmore who hit .290 with 426 home runs ballot got as much as 50 percent of ship Series records with 10 starts ■AST HARTPORD Kemper Investors Life • Kirby o Canisters during 16 years in the Chicago the vote. Orlando (Zepeda was and 69 1-3 innings pitched. The ■wfureed PeR R CNieme— Peoov Sue VRRNON CXibs’ outfield and two more sea­ fourth with 179, followed by Roger closest Williams got to a World Get Married (PG-13) 7:30. Cine 1 * 1 — stand by Me (R) 7:10, Insurance Company sons with Oakland, never played in Series was the 1975 American Poor RkMrd's Pofe • Cinema — *■' Pnavy Sue Got Married (PG-13) Uprights • Power Mates Maris with 176 and Tony Oliva with Sue (3ot Married (PG-13) 7:30, 120 South LaSalle Street a World Series. 160. League playoffs with Oakland, All warrantaad for 6 montha to 1 yaar. Williams’ frustration continued While Williams was cautiously when the A ’s were swept by Boston tRewcose Cinemas 1-9 — Little Shop WIST WWWdWD Chlcagd,1U60(S03 as he was bypassed by the Baseball and Williams went O-for-8. of Horrors (PG-13) 1:30, 7:15, 9:30. — ■Im I « 3— Stand by Me (R) 7,9:30. — All reconditioned on premlaeall optimistic this would be his year, Crimes of the Heort (PG-13) 1:35,7:40, Peggy Sue Got Married (PG-13) 7,9:30. Writers Association of America in partly because there were no new Williams finished with 2,711 ca­ 9:55. — Three Amlposl (PG) 1:30,10.— Hall of Fame voting the last five big names on the ballot to splinter reer hits, batted over .300 five times Heartbreak Rldoe (R) 1, 7:05, 9:30. — WILLIMANTIC and in 1969 became the last player Star Trek IV: The Vovooe Home (PG) Jlllsan Square Cinema — Schedule For Mora Information SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIR AP photo years, missing by just four votes in support. Hunter said he was sur­ 1:05, 7:25, 9:45. — The Mornlno After unavailable. CALL 1-800-554-5426 Post Road, Rte. 30, Vernon • 872-1280 1986. prised that he was elected on his to hit four doubles in a game, which (R) 1:15,7:30,9:50. — The (}olden Child But that ended Wednesday night. third try. ties for the major-league record. (P(»-13) 1:35,7:30,9:40.— The Mosaulto WINDSOR Fame. Hunter got315votes, fiveoverthe Coast (PG) 1:10, 9:35. — An American Ploia — Peppy Sue Get Married 10% Discount with this coupon thru 2-15-8T Jim “Catfish” Hunter was elected “ I guess the smile on my face " I don’t know If I deserved it,” Williams was the N L RooUe ot Toll (G) 1. — "Crocodile" Dundee (PG-13) 7:15. Wednesday night to the baseball Hall of minimum needed to make it. tells it all. 'Wait ’til next year’ is said Hunter, who spent Wednesday the Year in 1961. J.. I€ - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuradav. Jan. 15. 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgday. Jan. 15,19W — 17 Kookaburra III takes the lead in defender final Manchester, East wrestlers record victories TwisspRQlnn The Manchester High wrestling i Colin Beashel and Australian IV to kaburra III away from the start in a The collision occurred as both losing only once in 38 previous Bv Sid Moody ‘Dickson told a post-rare news Charter Oak Conference action Things looked good for Manches­ Pagglall) 8:46. the finish line by one minute, 34 Kafe position, but two seconds yachts were circling in pre-start races, skipper Chris Dickson has team upped its record to 5-2 Wednesday night. Second period: M- Paul Senkow the season while East drops to 2-5 in The Associated Press conference Wednesday he would ter. But... seconds. ’behind. However, he caught Bea­ maneuvers and Beashel jibed so seen his boat blitzed twice by Wednesday night with a 41-30 SteveClasson (114), Jim Classon "The next 12-minute stretch (unassisted) 1:56, C- A l Flint (M att the ACC and 4-6 overall. not cry the “if only’’ blues about victory over New Britain High at H.S. Roundup Kelly) 3:01, C- A n d y Stabnick (Brett Stars Stripes and New Zealand shel before the first mark and ied that Kookaburra’s bow came in Conner and his San Diego-based (134) and Mark Aspinwall (169) Soucy) 7:20, C- Stabnick (Flint, H ag­ “We were beaten by an excellent FREMANTLE. Australia - Koo­ k Clarke Arena. killed us. We dropped everything kaburra III ignored mainsail trou­ took the day off and will resume the rest of the way. contact with Australia IV’s reverse entry. what might have been. won their bouts by pin for the we were doing. We had a big mental gerty) 9:20, C- Flint (Jim Shea) 12:48, C- club,” cited East coach Donna “We were not sailing to our Shea (Haggerty) 14:14. bles on the final leg and limped their challenger final series Fri­ In the defenders series opener slanted transom. Should Stars ft Stripes win, New Manchester won the first two Techmen.' lapse. We gave up some 6on-3 Ridel. “They shot 50 percent from potential today. Maybe the wrong (M) pinned Luis Rivera 2:40, Third period: C- Kelly (Shea) 12:08, C- Wednesday. Australia IV was hit in Kookaburra III. undamaged, Zealand syndicate head Michael bouts by forfeit, picking up 12 points Results; 96 Kramer (EH) pinned Kelly (Dave RIcketson) 12:44. the fleld (31-for-62) and they borne to beat Australia IV today day. Stars It Stripes, skippered by sail combination, sheet leads. We Heavyweight- Glngros (M) WBF. goals. It was a complete mental and take a protest-free I-O lead in Dennis Conner, won the first two the stem by Kookaburra III before went on to overtake Beashel Fay said he would break with in those matches. The Hurricanes Porlsl :35, 106 Double forfeit, 107- breakdown, but that happens with a Shots on goal: Manchester- 24, Co­ outrebounded us 32-14. We couldn't need a little more practice getting Claston (CT) pinned Ludovice ;48,114- nard 45. they could even get across the midway in their race after the two tradition and give the Australians, won the next four bouts before the young team .” stressed Indian stop their second and third shots the America’s Cup defender finals. races in the best-of-seven series. our Porsche from fourth into fifth Tucker (EH) mat. dec. Lassen 60,121- Goalies: Manchester-Brian Oatway; yachts raced side-by-side much of not the challengers, any support Indians came back behind the Shoaf (E H ) pinned M cPh e e 1:14, 128- Conard- Brett Soucy. under the basket.” Leading easily on the last leg in Kookaburra Ill’s victory was her starting line of the first race in the gear. And. he added. “Stars ft East wins first coach Eric Famo. winds rising to 20 knots. Kooka­ second over the Australia IV, but best-of-nine finals. the way. they might need. efforts of the Dixon brothers, Aaron Evons (EH) WBF, 134- Classon (CT) Dave Berry and Paul Haggerty Beth McNulty and Maura Meanwhile, the New Zealand With two more victories, Conner Stripes is very fast.” <134) and John (140). Aaron Dixon BLOOMFIELD — East Cathol­ pinned Cvr 1:49, 146 Fraulino (EH) Rodgers did the damage from burra Ill’s mast head fitting gave Wednesday's triumph was thrown Both yachts immediately raised Stars ft Stripes was 31-7 going Into pinned G rlvols 2:29, 147- L u ke (E H ) had first-period goals for Conard red protest flags, something the camp spent the day off trying to will get his chance to take back the won by a superior decision and his ic’s wrestling team captured Its technical pin over Hunter, 157- Pro- East blanked outside for Northwest with 16 and 15 way. leaving her mainsail flapping out when both yachts were disquali­ the finals, but New Zealand was 37-1 with freshman center Luc Larose in the breeze. But skipper Iain fied over a pre-start collision. Aussie defenders did 43 times in figure out a way to catch up with trophy he lost to the Australians in older brother won by a pin. Senior first win of the season Wednesday kesch (E H ) pinned PIrtel 2:45, 169- countering for the Indians to make points, respectively. Tammy Red­ Conner and Stars & Stripes. After 1983, ending 132 years of American and had a 28-race winning streak. Todd Grossman (145) kept his night with a 5622 reversal of host Atplnwall (CT) pinned Fries 1:02, 187- BOLTON — Notre Dame of West ding with 14 points and Marianne Murray had enough of a iead to beat This time, Murray steered Koo­ their preliminary races. M o o n e y (E H ) pinned Rom ano 5:59, it 2-1. Senkow, with his second goal Haven, ranked among the top three record unblemished at 6 0 with a Bloomfield High. The victory was Heavyweight- Teixera (EH) WBF. of the season, tied it. But Al Flint Stevenson with 8 did the damage third-period pin. The Hurricanes the first after six losses for the in the state, invaded the Bolton Ice inside. Sophomore Karen Mozd- Eagles. that srered the game-winner for Palace Wednesday night and took zierz led East with 12 points. took the next two weight classes Conard at the 3:01 and the Chief­ before a pair of seniors, co-captain East is back in action Saturday at home a 60 victory over ^ s t East took the junior varsity game Ice Hockey tains went on to score seven Catholic High in ice hockey action. Greg Vincent (185) and Clark home against Bristol Eastern. unanswered goals. in overtime, 49-43. Margaret Riley Bristol Central and Windham High The shutout loss leaves the had 16 points and Katey Clisham 15 Gingras (heavyweight) won by a MHS thumped “Take that 12-minute period Eagles 2-4 for the season. SCOREBOARD pin and forfeit, respectively, to nail with mat action starting at 9:30 for the young Eagles, now 62 for the away, and it’s a 4-2 game. But a.m. WEST HARTFORD — For a No other details were available season. the evening down for Manchester. hockey is a three-period sport and on the game. In exhibition action, freshman Results: 94- Double forfeit. 101- Evan- 12-minute stretch, the Manchester East resumes ACC play Saturday Gene Sauers ton (B) WBF, 106 Eric Nlftchke (C( we have to learn to play all three East is back in action Saturday at PINsburgh87,8stonHall8S Bill Rogers Jordan Grossman (138) remained High ice hockey team took a siesta at 1:30 p.m. at home against St. Canidlini3,8abret3 WBF, 116 Jeremy Palmer (EC) WBF, periods,” Famo said. 7:30 p.m. against North Branford- Mary's. Bob Murphy unbeaten with a pin victory. 122- Mike Manganello (EC) pinned Wednesday night at the Veteran’s J J Conard, the Division II champs in High at the East Haven Rink. PITTSBURGH Mike Reid ,?1?*'2 Manchester’s next action is Sat­ Zatoff :28, 129- Mike Carlton (EC) Rink. And in that span. Conard Hockey 1 1 1 0 -3 BasketbaD (IT) Charlie Bolling 3436—70 pinned Cox :57, 136 Jeff Vlllar (EC) 1985, outshot Manchester by a 4624 2100-3 (kire 515 610 18, Lane 516 57 15, Blaine McCalllster 36»—73 urday at noon at Hartford Public High scored five times en route to a Smlth581-311,(k>odson7-82319,Alken614 pinned Hubbard 1:33, 141- Matt Terzo count. Brian Oatway made 36 First Period—1, Buffalo, Arnlel 5 Steve Jones g High School. (EC) dec. Bourgault 162,146 Kline (B) 9-2 victory over the Indians in NORTHWEST CATHOLIC (73) — (Creighton, Reekie), 6:45.3, Buffalo, Logon 3511, Brookin 65 3411, Corrigan 66 66 0, T.C. Chen 2 5 “ 2 saves, several of the spectacular Cavanaugh66660, Cooper 1-2612, Moslek Results: 93- Walter Lee (M), WBF, pinned John NIfschke :29, 156 Becker intradivision action. Beth McNulty 64-416, Tammy RetMIngS NHLatandlnga 4 (Kurvers, Ruuttu), 0:05. 3, Montreal, NBA atandlnga Peter Jacobsen g (B) mal. dec. Larry Wyland 160, 176 variety, between the pipes for 4-6 14, M a u ra Radgers 7 1-2 16, M e g Chellos 7, 12:36 (pp). Penalties— 66660. Totols31-63223387. Chris Perry 33W—g 106 Corev Craft (M) WBF, 107- Brian The Chieftains are now 7-61 for Girls Basketball SET O N H A L L (85) Herman (NB) dec. Scott LIscomb 65, Peter Meyer (EC) dec. Davis 11-4,186 Manchester. Wentworth 30-06, Marianne Stevenson Skrudland, Mon (roughing), 0:16; Foligno, Joy Haas Spiro Stamboulls (EC) WBF, the season while the Indians are 4 04)8, Liz Barren 3626, Liz Dube 1602, WALKS CONFKRKNCE Buf, malor (fighting), 1:16; Kurvers, Buf EASTERN CONFERENCE Salley221-25,Walker64363,Brvant691-1 Buddy (Sardner g 114- Joe Genovese (NB) pinned Chris Manchester is back on the ice Eagles upended 9, Ma lo r 12161-2 30, (keene61610, Cooper Chappell :29,121- Peter Genovese (NB) Heavyweight- Kevin Kennedy (EC) winless at 0-10. Ann Garlaseo 01-21, Rachel Glnnem 1 Patrick DtvMen (high-eticking), 19:44. Atlantic Dhrlslon By LEWIS WITHAM Wayne Levi g WBF. Saturday at 1:30 p.m. against 0-0 2, Stacey A su n ilo n 10-0 2, Alloson W L T Pit OP OA Second Period—4, Buffalo, Logon 5 W L Pet. GB 6 6 6 6 0, Long 1-3 35 5, (Morton 35 214 15, Brett upper 3^—g pinned E ric Grem m o 2:54, 126 Keith Manchester tied it at 1:56 of the WEST HARTFORD - Racing to __ Suffield High at the Enfield 'Twins Kane 01-21. Totals 31 11-18 73. Philadelphia 29 11 3 61 183 116 (Houslev, Ruuttu), 14:37. 5, Montreal, Boston 25 10 .714 Take the number of points Ramos 3 7 1 3 7, Volcy 24 7-911. Totals 27-51 David Graham .,35»71 Lagasse (NB) pinned Peter Fongemie 5:341, 134- A aron D ixon (M ) sup. dec. second period on Paul Senkow’s Rink. a 268 lead after one quarter. EAST CATHOLIC (35) — Anietla HY Islanders 22 17 4 48 160 147 Kordic 3 (Gainey, Lalor), 16:40. Penalty— Philadelphia 21 16 .568 5 (52, 54, or 57) scored by Domi­ 254385. (iarv Koch 3635—71 Bearse 30-06, Karen Mozdzierz 6 04) 12, H Y Rangers 18 20 7 43 183 181 Lalor,Mon(slashlne),4:51. Washington 19 17 .528 6'A Halftime— Seton Hall 45, Pittsburgh 45. Nels Swanson 14-1,146 John Dixon (M) unassisted goal. He picked up the Conard 2 5 2— 9 Northwest Catholic rolled to a 7635 nique Wilkins in a recent NBA ThreebOintgoals— Pittsburgh 39(Gore61, Cheney pinned Deb Houghton 3 6 0 6, Jo M a rie Riiccl 0 P ittsb u rg 17 18 8 42 159 150 Third Period—6, Montreal, McPhee 10 New York 12 24 .333 13'A game against Chicago: add the pinned Henry A rro y o 3:36, 147- Gross- puck at center ice. skated past the Manchester i i o_2 victory over East Catholic in All 0-0 0, Kathy W uschner 1 1-2 3, Th w e sa Hew Jersey 18 21 5 41 161 197 (Carson, Chellos), 4:25. Penotty— Smith, New Jersey 10 26 .278 15'/i Goodson 33, Aiken 65), Seton Hall 56' m an (M ) pinned Juan Vegullla 1:00,157- Cheney Tech saw its dual match one Chieftain he had to beat, and Scoring: Connecticut Conference girls' bas­ McCreadv 10-0 2, Katy Fisher 0 0-0 0, Washington 15 22 7 37 132 167 Mon (cross-checking), 7:45. Central DIvIslen year ('79, '81 or ’83) Isaiah (Malor 55, Morton 61). Fouled out— John Donnelly (n b ) dec. Dwayne First period: C- Dave Berry (unas­ Theresa Som bric 1 0-0 2, P a H y E v a n s 1 Atlanta 24 10 .706 — Lane, Smith, Cooper, Salley, Bryant, Volcy. Albert 4-2, 169- Charles Dickens (NB) record dip to 1-12 as the Beavers fell put the puck under Conard’s ketball action Wednesday nigbt. AdooM Otvislen Overtime— None. Penalty— Reekie, Buf, Thomas was named Final Four Bowling sisted) 1:43, C- Paul H aggerty (Doug 6 1 2 , Heother OsInsk110412. Totals 171-3 Montreal 22 17 7 51 157 140 misconduct, 4:15. Detroit 23 10 .697 '/» Rebourtds— Pittsburgh 41 (Lane 12), pinned Jeff Nodden 1:27, 187- Vincent to visiting East Hampton. 52-18, in All-State netminder Brett Soucy. G uyer) 5:58, M - Luc Lorose (Mott The win lifts the Indians to 61 for 35. Hartford 21 16 6 48 142 139 Shots on goal— Montreal 11-11-10-2—34. Milwaukee 23 14 .622 2'A MVP in college basketball: Seton Hall 36 (Malor 6). Assists— Boston 19 19 5 43 147 136 Buffalo 9^11-2-31. Chicago 18 15 .545 5'A and multiply by the number of Pittsburgh 16 (Gore, Goodson 5), Seton Hall Quebec 17 20 7 41 148 145 Power-ploy Opportunities— Montreal 1 Indiana 17 IS .486 7'A 17 (Morton 5), Total fouls— Pittsburgh NCAA basketball titles (1,2 29, Seton Hall27. A— 5661. Buffalo 12 25 6 30 144 166 of 3; Buffalo 0 of 3. Cleveland 14 22 .389 11 or 3) won by North Carolina TrI-Town CAMPBELL COHFEREHCE Goalies— Montreal, Hayward (31 shots-2i WESTERN CONFERENCE Norris Division saves). Buffalo, Cloutier (34-31). Midwest DIvIslen State. Dan McAllister 224-577, George Minnesota 19 20 5 43 171 167 A — 1 3 m Dollos 23 13 .639 PAYOFF: The answer is also Wadnaaday’a collaga hoop acoraa M o ve r 209-519, C raig Hohn 306-500, Dick 21 40 159 181 Utah 21 14 .600 V/i Klnglev 216, Gll Johnson 206, Rob Tired Vancouver Canucks crowned by the Kings Chicago 17 6 Referee— Kerry Fraser. Linesmen— ^Jlm the total number of active play­ Detroit 16 19 8 40 135 151 Houston 16 18 .471 6 Mlgllore 506, Fran Gremmo 500, Stu Chrlstlson, Ron Finn. ers in the National Basketball Toronto 17 21 5 39 149 154 Denver 16 22 .421 8 EAST Parker 518, Andy Michaud 557, Howie . By Ken Rappoport St. Louis 16 19 7 39 147 165 Sacramento 9 26 .257 13'A Association. Adelphl88,Molloy47 Edwards 533, Dave Edwards 539, Wen­ also scored for Minnesota. Cicca- games this season (0-4-6). Smythe Division San Antonio 9 28 .243 14'/i Alderson-Broaddus 108, West Liberty 92 dell Labbe 528, Kevin Osborne 203-537, The Assocloted Press Edmonton 28 13 2 58 199 148 Rangara8.FlaineaS Pacific DIvIslen 9ZZ = Z X 18 r ZS =U3MSNV Bobson 103, Plymouth St. 91 George McCartney 509, Bernie Quesnel relli's goal was his 33rd and Montreal Coach Coach Jean COIgary 25 18 1 51 175 166 L.A. Lakers 27 8 .771 — Bethany, W.Va. 92, Wash. 8, Jeff. 75 512, Bill Colhoun 203-558. NHL Roundup league-leading 16th on the power Perron was happy to settle for the (c) 1987. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN The Vancouver Canucks handle Winnipeg 23 17 4 50 150 147 Portland 24 14 .632 4'h Brvont69, SpitngfleldSI play. tie on the road. Lo s Angeles 19 21 4 42 182 184 N.Y. Rangers 4 3 3-3 Golden State 21 16 .568 7 Carnegie Mellon83, Thiel 81 the Los Angeles Kings better than Vancouver 12 27 5 29 140 175 Colgory 3 3 0—3 Seattle 19 16 .543 8 Charleston, W.Va. 128, Bluefleld St. 102 Nita Owla “Buffalo is playing with a lot of First Period— 1, New York, Sondstrom 19 they do most other teams in the Jets 4, Penguins 3 Wednesday's (Somes Phoenix 14 22 .389 13'A Clarion 82, Pltt.-Bradford77 Lisa Hatfield 179-178-529, Maureen guts right now. They’re a different Hartford 3, Boston 1 (Patrick, Huber), 5:23 (pp). 2, New L.A. Clippers 5 31 .139 Tl'h Colbv57,S.A6alne53 NHL. But in their latest meeting, Phil Sykes scored two goals and Steve Rooney’s first goal with York, Maloney 7 (Huber, Carpenter), 6:34 W oco 179478, Linda Luce 181495, Cindy club than they used to be,” Perron Montreal 3, Buffalo 3, tie Wednesday's Oomes 76ars96,Hawki93 Duke85, Maryland61 Dodson 177-179-529, Kothv G avin 190- they had good reason to lose to their goalie Rollie Melanson posted his (sh). 3, Calgoiy, Bullard 13 (Mullen, Boston 117, Dallas 108 Winnipeg helped the Jets beat said. “They’re playing with more Winnipeg 4, Pittsburgh 3 Edinboro 82, Penn. St.-Behrend 66 479, Ruth Boland 205-483, Rita Albrecht Smythe Division rivals, and it had Minnesota 3, Toronto 2 Macinnis), 0:07. 4, New York, Maloney 8 Philadelphia 96, Atlanta 93 Franklin 8, Marshall 63, Elizabethtown 62 first shutout of the year to lead the Pittsburgh. Rooney scored at 13:20 confidence and they’re attacking (KIslo), 14:16 (sh). 5, New York, Washintiton 118, New Jersey 100 A T L A N T A (93) 179-459, B a rrI C ham pagne 191-510, nothing to do with the Pat Quinn New Jersey 3, Chicago 1 Wilkins 162668 27, WIIIIS3125911, Rollins Gannon 89, Queens Coll. 83 Joyce Michaud 461, Marlon Smith 456, Kings' victory. of the third period to give the Jets a the net a lot differently.” N.Y. Rangers S, Calgary 5 Lxirouche 15,16:29 (pp). 6, Calgary, Oegrov Detroit 104, Cleveland 87 Geneva49, John CorrolMI controversy. 5 (Bozek, Bradley), 19:23. Penalties— L A. Clippers 123, Denver 105 24 60 4, WIttman 26 226, Rivers 7-15 3418, Kathy BerzenskI 455, June Rowett 468, It was the second shutout in 203 4-1 lead, beating goaltender Gilles Los Angeles 4, Vancouver 0 Williams 1-22-24, Levingston 1-2602McGee Grove City 62, Hiram 99 Karen Schumaker 455, Betty Eullano Thursday's Oomes Bozek, Cal (hoMIng), 3:52; Meinvk, N Y Seattle 130, San Antonio 104 Jersey City St. 164, Rutgers-Newark 78 “I think it's absolutely false that regular-season games for Melan­ Meloche with a shot from the top of Devils 3, Blackhawks 1 (hooking), 6:03; Poddubnv, N Y (holding), Thursday's Games 6114418, Koncok1-21-23,Carr60000.Totals 456, Beth Hussey 475, Priscilla Cushman Hartford at Boston, 7:35 p.m. 3360233193. Kings Polnt63, Vassar 60 465 it (the Quinn situation) had any son, a six-year veteran, who the left circle. Andy Brickley and John Ma­ Montreal at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. 13:20; IMacoun, Cal (boarding), 16:09. Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Lehigh 80,HofstraM effect on the players’ (perfor­ Second Period— 7, Colgory, Mullen 24 Washington at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. P H IL A D E L P H IA (96) stopped 27 Vancouver shots. The goal turned out to be the cLean each had a goal and an assist Edmonton at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Hinson 14 16 3, Barkley 1611 34 24, LeM oy ne85, (Mansfleld66 Toronto at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. (Tonelll, Macinnis), :30. 0, Colgarv, Houston at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Lock Haven94, Bloomsburg85 Galaxy Laagua mance).” said Vancxiuver Coach Sykes scored his goals 42 seconds game-winner for Winnipeg when in a tw6goal second period to lead Bradley 7 (Loob, Wilson), 6:58 (pp). 9, Utah at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. McCormick35606, Ervlng3106O6, Oeeks Washington at N.Y. Islanders, 8:05 p.m. 7-16 23 16, Rulond 76 56 19, Free 16 34 5, Lycom ing 38, Albright 36 Tom Watt after the Canucks apart early in the third period to Ron Duguay scored for Pittsburgh New Jersey over Chicago behind Prtdav’t Oomes New York, Sondstrom 20 (Carkner), Golden State at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Manhottonvllle 103, New Paultz St. 100 Valerie Huestls 142, Diane TracInskI 10:38. 10, Calgary, Bozek 9 (Degray, Portland at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. Colter 61 60 0, Wingate 514 7-1017. Totols 129, Doris Baker 129, Laurie Czalka 125 dropped a 4-0 decision to the Kings open up what had been a close­ at 17:02 and Dan Quinn’s shot the outstanding goaltending of Winnipeg at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. 37-7521-3096. Md.-Balt. County 84, West Chester 61 Los Angeles at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Bradley), 14:13.11, NewYork,Sondstrom21 FrMoy's Oames Merrim ack 103, Bentley 51 Wednesday night. “If anything, checking game. deflected in off Jets defenseman Alain Chevrier. . (Erlxon, Laldlaw), 15:18. Penalties— Cleveland at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Atlanta 26 38 36 13-93 Calgary at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. Phllodelphia 34 14 31 17— 96 Mlllersville 90, East Stroudsburg 61 that’s a crutch. We were just a tired Before Wednesday night, the Jim Kyte with 33 seconds left in the It was the Devils' first road Hunter, Cal (tripping), 1:43; Jensen, NY Houston at Detroit, 8 p.m. Mt. St. Mary's, N.Y. 80, Randolph-Macon Homa Enginaara (roughing), 3:24; Macinnis, Cal (rough­ Thre6polnt goals— McGee 2, Wilkins, hockey team.” Canucks had posted an 61-3 record Dallos at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. 65 Phyllis WolcoskI 212-190-523, Morivs game. victory since Nov. 26 and their ing), 2:24; Poddubnv, N Y (slashing), Denver at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Rivers, Barkley. Fouled out—None. The game, Vancouver’s sixth over the Kings in the last two Whalara 3, Bruins 1 Rebounds— Atlanta 42 (Willis 13), Phllo­ Navy 75,14>fayette71 D vo rak 191-178-512, Ruth Allen 176, Rooney, recently acquired from second straight victory after they 3:sS; Huber, NY (holding), 6:24; Macoun, L.A. Clippers at Golden State, 11 p.m. Pace77,Phlla.Textlle57 Cal (tripping), 15:25; Carpenter, NY delphia 44 (Barkley 20). Assists— Atlanta 19 M ichelle Bilodeau 210-514, Eileen Beau­ straight on the road in 10 days, seasons. the Montreal Canadians’ organiza­ stopped their 16game winless (Rivers 9), Philadelphia 21 (Cheeksn. Total Plttsburgh87,Seton Hall85 lieu, Jeanne Buccherl 200-468, Alice Beslan o 0 1— 1 (hooking), 16:20; Tonelll, Col (high- Providence 103,Connectlcut89 marked the first meeting of the “It all came together tonight,” tion, scored after a pass from streak Monday night. sticking), 18:47. fo u ls— A tlan ta 23, P h ila d e lp h ia 23. Chittick 191-176-466, Betty Gerich 178- teams since the controversy sur­ H oitfw U 0 3 1— 3 Technicols— Atlanta Coach Fratello, Phllo­ Richmond77, Virginia Tech62 466, Gert D e Blals 187-479, M artha Murphy said. “The guys played Ellett, who had two assists and has The Devils were outshot 22-5 in First Period— None. Penalties— Third Period— 12, New York, Poddubnv24 St. Anselm84, American Inti. 75 (Sondstrom, Patrick), 7:40. 13, New delphia Illegal defense. A — 16,355. Montanv 178451, Kris Carpenter 186-' rounding Quinn. well, and it was a sound defensive eight assists in his last seven the scoreless final period when Morkwort, Bos (roughing), 0:39; Murzvn, Celtics 117, Mavericks 108 St. John'sTD; Brooklyn Coll. 48 505, Agnes Tublak 179, Linda Maher The former Kings’ coach was game. After we got the first score, H ot (roughing), 0:39; Samuelsson, Hor York, Erlxon, 6, 18:51 (en). Penalties— ShepherdTB, Salem, W.Va. 65 185-187-521, Ruth Sklbo 463, G ay M cD e- games. Chevrier stonewalled the Black­ (hooking), 0:39; Morkwort, Bos, double Jensen, N Y (hooking), 14:40; Froese, NY, Shippensberg 79, California, Pa. M vltt 455, Francine Turgeon 493, Donna expelled from the NHL last week by we didn’t want to make a mistake to The victory improved the Jets’ hawks. Altogether, he made 46 minor (roughing), 9:31; Samuelsson, served by Jensen (misconduct). 16:33; D A L L A S (108) Platona104,CavallaraB7 Shlppensburg 79, California, Pa. M Hardesty 476, Diane Cote 459, Cindy President John Ziegler pending an let them tie it up.” road record to 11-9-2. saves. Hot (rouahlno),9:31. Otto, Col, mlnor-misconduct (roughing), Aguirre 4-10 1-2 9, Perkins 11-24 d6 29, Slena96, Vermont 70 16:33; Loob, Col, misconduct, 16:33. Hurley 484, Elaine Boles 450, Shirley investigation into allegations he “We play very well on the road.” New Jersey Coach Doug Carpen­ Donaldson 5-7 6-6 16, Harper 3-11 6 6 13, South Carolina75, Iona50 Eldridge 177-493. North Stars 3, Leafs 2 Second Period— 1, Hartford, Francis 14 Shots on goal— N.Y. Rangers 9-15-9— 33. Blackman 11-23 3-325, Schrempf 6111-310, C L E V E L A N D (87) Staten Island97, Baruch 75 accepted money from the Canucks Coach Dan Maloney said. “We got a ter called the play of Chevrier, “not (Anderson, Murzvn), 2:05. 2, Hartford, Calgary 20-12-10— 42. Davis 2-3044, Wood0-22-33, Wennlngt on 0-1 Hubbard 614 24 10, Williams 610 2414, Stonehlll86, Assumption 79 to be their general manager and Brian MacLellan scored at 7:20 of little loose in the third period and just good or excellent — but Anderson 13 (DIneen, Fronds), 14:10. Power-play Opportunities— N.Y. IH)0.Totals404225-28ia8. (Xiughertv 616 7-12 23, Harper 317 46 10, Towson St. 63, Delaware 52 Penalties— Simmer, Bos (hooking), 0:30; Rangers 2 of 7; Calgary 1 of 6. BO STO N (117) Baglev6122310,Turpln616O0,Newman0-3 Utlca86,U.S. International 84 president for next year. the second period to snap a 2-2 tie Pittsburgh kept working hard and superb.” W. Bobvch, H ot (tripping), 10:19; Miller, Goalies— N.Y. Rangers, Froese (3shots-3 McHolell-173-3 25, BlrdS-159^1025, Parish 600, Ehlo362-28,West352-78,McCray2260 Wagner 77, Monmouth, N .J. 63 Mike Murphy, who took over as and Don Beaupre stopped 38 shots got some bounces to make it close.’ Rangers 8, Flames 5 Bos (holding), 15:44; Larson, Bos, double saves), Vonblesbrouck (:40 first, 5-5), 610 44 16, Johnson 7-16 67 20,Alnge1621 4.Totals330621-40 West Virginia 59, (Jeorge Washington 58 Scholastic the Los Angeles coach, was on the to lift Minnesota over 'Toronto. minor, served bv Morkwort (high- Froese (5:22first, 34-29). C^algarv, Lemelln 6024, KIteOdC 30,sichtlno0-2d00, Roberts 87. W.VIrglnlaTech72,Concord69 Canadlens 3, Sabres 3 Surging Tomas Sandstrom sticking, cross-checking), 19:14; DIneen, (7-3), Vernon (16:39 first, 25-22). 3-51-27,Daye61OO0.Totals458723-26117. D E T R O IT (104) Wheeling 103, Davls&Elklns96 bench for the Kings’ first victory The victory, the North Stars’ fifth 5 Hor (hl(ih-stlcklng),19;14. A— 16.798. Oantley 11-15 44 26, Green 214 46 22, Wilkes 76, Drew M over Vancouver this season and in six meetings between the two Montreal’s Mike McPhee scored scored three goals to lead the 5 Third Period— 3, Hartford, DIneen 20 Referee— Terry Gregson. Linesmen— 29 28 33 16-108 Lalmbeer 613 22 10, Dumars 610 1-2 13, SOUTH the tying goal at 4:25 of the third Rangers over the Flames. AP photo Swede Knox, Randy MItton. only their second against them in 13 clubs this season, improved Minne­ (Anderson, Evason), 3:13 (pp). 4, Boston, Boston 30 33 40 15— 117 Thomas 216 24 20, Johnson 39 44 10, Alabama A8iM 88, Morris Brown 80 Bannat JV girla games over two seasons. sota’s record atop the Norris pericid as the Canadiens and Sabres Sandstrom, who had four goals in M llburv 4 (Neely, Grodln), 15:21. Thre6polnt goals— Alnge 4, Schrempf, Salley62600, NevlttO-3600, Rodmon6114 Atlantic Christian 100, Mt. Olive 60 the Rangers’ 8-3 victory over Penalties— Boston bench, served bv Byers Kings4.CanuGkaO Perkins, Harper. Fouled out—None. 1, Campbell60600, Toy lorOOOOO, McC)ueen Aubum66, Tennessee56 The Bennet girls' lunlor varsity “They wanted this one (because) Division to 16265. Toronto slipped battled to a tie. New York's George McPhee (left) is sent flying by (too m any men), 2:04; Murzvn, Har Rebounds— (Jallas 42 (Donaldson 21), Bos­ 1-1602.Totals438416» 104. Barry 105, Nova104,OT bosketball team defeated Tolland Mid­ they hadn’t beaten Vancouver in to 17-21-5 after its fourth consecu­ McPhee tied the game at 63 when Vancouver Sunday night, scored Calgary’s Steve Bozek (26) in their N H L game (holding), 3:3S; Mllburv, Bos (slashing), ton 58 (Bird 15). Assists— Dallas 22 (Harper Cleveland 19 37 27 14— 87 Belmont Abbey 79, Lenolr-Rhyne 53 dle School, 32-27, Wednesday. Bennet Is he fired a backhand shot past once in the first period and twice in 18:35. Vancouver 0 0 0—0 8), Boston 32 (Alnge8). Total fouls— Dallas Detroit 31 36 22 35— 104 Brescla66, Lindsey Wllson65 now 2-3. Am V Shumaker led Bennet with two years,” he said. “This takes the tive loss, and remained tied with St. Wednesday night at the Saddledome. The Rangers won, Shots on goal— Boston 14-5-7— 26. Hart­ Los Angeles 1 0 3—4 19, Boston 31. Technicals—Aguirre 3 Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Bristol 104,Cllnch Valley 80 12 points. Jennifer Brindisi hod eight pressure off me immediately.” Louis for fourth place in the Norris. Buffalo goaltender Jacques the second. It was the third time ford 7-14-12-33. First Period— 1, Los Angeles, Kennedy 5 (elected), Dallas Coach Motta, Dallas Cleveland 61 (Daugherty 16), Detroit 52 Clemson94, Furman 77 points and Marianne Loto added four. In other NHL games, it was The victory also evened the North Cloutier. this season that the big forward had 8-5. Power-ploy Opportunities— Boston 0 of (NIcholls), 10:19. Penalties— Butcher, Assistant Coach Adubato, McHale. A— (Green 13). Assists— Cleveland 16 (Horper Coker97, St. Andrew's65 Amy MIzoras, Allison Newman, Jen­ nifer Sabla, and Jennifer Rolston oil Minnesota 3, Toronto2; Winnipeg4, Stars’ lifetime record against To­ Montreal, leading the Adams three or more goals in a game and 3; Hertford 1 of 6. Van (holding), 1:06; Wells, LJV (Inter­ 14490. 5), Detroit 26 (Thomas 12). Total Coppin St. 60, Bethune-Cookmon 56 Erlxon scored an empty-net goal (Goalies— Boston, Keans (33 shots-30 ference), 4:30; Hodgson, Van (roughing), fouls— Cleveland 23, Detroit 27. Delta St. 64, Alcorn St. 63 played well for the winners. Pittsburgh 3; Hartford 3, Boston 1; ronto at 49-4617. The Leafs have Division, improved its season re­ gave him 21 for the season. period. saves). Hartford, Llut (26-25). 12:39; Lukowich, LA (roughing), 12:39; Technicals— Detroit Illegal defense, Dan- E. Kentucky97,N.C.-Ashevllle68 Montreal 3, Buffalo 3; New Jersey managed just one win in their last cord to 2-1-2 over the Sabres, who Don Maloney scored twice for the late in the third period to complete Calgary got goals from Mike A — 15,126. Suiter, Van, malor (fighting), 13:36; tley. West. A— 12410. E. Tennessee St. 71, Tennessee St. 69 Rangers, Walt Poddubny notched the Ranger rout. Pierre Larouche Bullard. Dale Degray, Joe Mullen, Referee— Denis Morel. Linesmen—Gord Williams, LA, malor (fighting), 13:26; Clippara 123, Nuggata 105 Florida Southern 101, Rolllns86 Bannat JV boya 3, Chicago 1, and New York 15 games against Minnesota. are in last place in the Adams. The Broseker, Wayne Forsey. Bruce, Van, misconduct, 15:58; Sykes, LA, Florida Tech91, St. Leo87 Rangers 8. Calgary 5. Ron Wilson and DIno Ciccarelli Sabres haven’t won in 10 overtime his 24th of the season and Jan also scored for New York in the first Brian Bradley and Steve Bozek. misconduct, 15:58; William, LA (elbow­ Big Eaat atandlnga Georgla76, Vanderbilt 53 The Bennet Junior High boys' lunlor ing), 19:16. D E N V E R (105) Georgia Coll. 100, Shorter 79 varsity basketball team upped Its Schoves2-51-15,Engllsh16256939,Cooper B ig East Conference O 'a ll record to 4-1 with a 7638 trouncing Second Period— None. Penalties— W L W L GeorglaTech83,N.C.A6T67 LIdster, Van (Inteference), 5:06; N I­ 14 1-2 3, Dunn 0-1 (H) 0, Lever 620 ^ 2 15, . GreensboroColl.61,(Methodlst60 Wednesday of Tolland Middle School. Hanzilk 2-5246, Evans596618, Rasmussen Syracuse 4 0 15 0 Jim Anselmo and Kevin Keosler each Jeta4,Panguina3 cholls, LA (Interference), 8:51; Sutter, Georgetown 3 1 12 1 High Point 52, Elon50 Van (roughing), 11:54; Erickson, LA 24569, Walker1-2446,Alarle0-1(M)0,Martln III. Wesleycxi 78, Augustana, III. 62 had 14 points to lead the Bears. Mike - 1- 72-24. Totals358331-36105. Pittsburgh 2 1 12 3 Mllazo added 13 points and Terrance* NBA’s banishment of Wiggins, Lioyd may not be enough (roughing), 11:54; Sundstrom, Van Jackson St. 61, SE Loulslana49 1 2 1— 4 Vlllanova 3 2 10 5 Williams grabbed 10 rebounds. (Interference), 14:19. 2 2 11 3 Jacksonvllle80, W. Kentucky 71 Pittsburgh 0 1 2-3 L.A. C L IP P E R S (123) Providence Johnson C. Smith 86, N.C. Central 84, OT Behnet's next game Is Wednesday at First Period— 1, Winnipeg, Hornet 15 Cage 9-1346 22, Fields 582-212, Beniamin St. John's 2 2 11 2 home against East Hartford. Third Period— 2, L o f Angeles, Sykes 2 Connecticut 1 3 6 7 Kennesow83, LaGrange62 By The Associated Press Bias, an All-American at Mary­ son and John Drew were the first So, despite Lucas’ problems, Patterson wondered how effective doesn’t know if the program can (Small), 6:25. Penalty-Winnipeg bench, (McKenna, Boume)/3:50. 3, Los Angeles, 6 9 7-1015, Woodson 7-14 66 20, Valentine 39 Kentucky 67, Florlda62 served bvMacLeon (too many on Ice),9:58. 2- 2 8, Drew 67 610 16, NImphlus 65 58 9, Seton Holl 1 4 10 4 land, died of cocaine intoxication players barred from competing Wiggins and Lloyd did not come the deterrent was. stop others from destrojdng their Sykes 3 (Hardy, Bourne), 3:32. 4, Los Boston College 0 3 7 6 Maryville, Tenn. 79, Lynchburg 66 Angeles, Dlonne-'^17 (M cKenna, Robl- Maxwell 2-39-1113,Gordon2-71-26, Whlte1-3 Miami, Fla. 88, Md.-E. Shore66 The lifetime banishment of Hous­ last June, two days after was because of the 1983 drug agreement forward. “It may be based on a faulty careers. Second Period—2, Winnipeg, Ellett 6, tallle), 7:59. r ^ ’enoltles-RIchter, Van 003, KemptonOOOOO.Totals 39-78 4657123. Mississippi St.63,Mlsslsslppl62 premise than you can scare players “You never know,” Malone said. 2:20.3, Winnipeg, SteenS (Olausson, Ellett), Wtdntsday’t Rtsults ton guards Mitchell Wiggins and chosen second in the NBA draft by between the league and the players “Evidently, our program has (holding), 1():22; Redmond, LA (trip­ Providence 103, UConn 89 North Carolina95, VIrglnla80 the Boston Celtics, and his name into voluntary compliance,” Pat­ “Things have happened with drugs, 5:43.4, Pittsburgh, Lonev 3 (Quinn, Bodger), ping), 13:06; Bruce, Van, double minor 10 23 24 29^105 N.C.-WllmIngton 72, Coastal Carolina 60 Calendar Lewis Lloyd for failing drug tests association. been kind of 50-50,” Detroit guard 10:31 (pp). Penalties— AAadjeon, Win, L.A. Clippers 32 30 26 35— 123 Pittsburgh 87, Seton Hall 85 terson said of the anti-drug agree­ like the Len Bias situation, and (rou(ffilng), 13:39; Sykes, LA, double St. Jo h n 's 70, B rooklyn College 48 N. Kentucky 72, Thomas More 65 may not be enough of a deterrent to comes up often. The action against the Houston Isiah Thomas said. “We have had double mlnor-molor (roughing, Instlgo- minor (roughing), 13:39; Richter, Von Thre6polnt* goals— Evans 2, English, NW Louisiana 56, McNeese St. 51 ment. “We say you are bann^ for they’re still doing it. I would think it tor, fighting), 6:45; Cunneyworth, Pit, Lever, Gordon. Fouled out— Rasmussen. Sotu rd av's Gam es help others, according to a players’ Chicago's Michael Jordan, the players was announced Tuesday by guys come forward and yet we’ve (crosvchecking), 17:34. St. John's at UConn (Civic Center), 1 Palne69, Marehouse62 motor (fighting), 6:45; Hllller, Pit Rebounds— Denver S3 (Rasmussen 9), Los Savannah St. 95, Edward Waters 71 TODAY union executive and one of the league’s leading scorer, said Bias NBA Commissioner David Stern. had guys who had problems who life, and that hasn’t helped.” would scare some guys off, but you p.m. (holding), 10:44; McBoln, Win (Interfer­ Shots on goal— ^Vancouver 7-9-11— 27. Angeles 52 (Cage, Beniamin 10). Assists— Sa. Mlsslsslppl76, Loulsvllte69 Girls Basketball and others who have failed in their Wiggins and Lloyd, who were didn’t come forward. We don’t Washington guard Jeff Malone never know.” ence), 11:23; Carlisle, Win, motor Denver 19 (Lever 5), Los Angeles 23 Vlllanova ot Virginia NBA’s top players. Los Angeles 69-17— 34. Georgetown ot Seton Hall Southern Tech 85, Berry 56 Cheney Tech at Portland, 6:30 p.m. battle against drugs have not been found to have had cocaine in their know if they realize they have a (fighting), 19:08; Bouraue, Pit, mlnor- Power-ploy Opportunities—Vancouver 0 (Valentine 5). Total fools— Denver 42, Tampo96, Eckerd63 Coventry ot R H A M , 7:30 “We’re saddened. It’s a terrible malor (Instlgotor.flghtlng),19:08. Los Angeles 28. Technicals— Beniamin, Boston College at Providence enough of an example. systems, were banished after just problem. When does an alcoholic or of 4; Los Angeles 0 of 5. Chicago State at Pittsburgh Transylvanlo80,Centre78,OT waste.” Larry Fleisher, executive Third Period—5, Winnipeg, Rooney 1 (Joalles— Vancouver, Brodeur (34 shots- Los Angeles coach Casey. A— 6,948. Va. Commonwealth81, South Alabama68 F R ID A Y “The lessons of Bias, Richard­ one test because they did not come drug addict realize he has a (Ellett), 13:20. 6, Pittsburgh, Duguov 5 Su n d a y 's Gom e director of the players association, iiS^»nECIAL * H^OAL^ ^ , 30 saves). Los Angeles, Melanson (27-27). Vlllanova at Virginia W. Va. Wesleyan 122, Fairmont St. 112, OT Beys Basketball son, (John) Lucas and Quintin forward to ask for treatment. The problem?” -k (Simpson, Bouraue), 17:02. 7, Pittsburgh, A -9410. Enfield at Manchester, 7:30 said of the ruling against the two Quinn 15 (Chabot, Simpson), 19:27. Referee— Dan Marouelll. Linesmen— East Catholic at Northwest Catholic, players. “It’s part of the program Dailey are well known, yet drug NBA ordered the tests after being “Unfortunately those young men Penalty— Howerchuk, Win (hlgh-stlcktna), Ryan Bozok, Leon Stickle. 7:30 abuse goes on,” Jordan said. “It presented with evidence of drug use couldn’t see fit to come forward and w ii^ R lNFLlin<5Kl *39. BuparBonica 130. Bpura 104 Big East rasults that we not only agreed to, but Portland at Cheney Tech, 7:30 will continue until parents become “that would be adequate to cause a ask for help,” Julius Erving of the Shots on goal— Winnipeg 11-5-10—26. Golf Bolton at VInal Tech, 7:30 really initiated three years ago. It’s Pittsburgh 9-10-12— 31. Devils 3. Blackhawks 1 SAN AN TO N IO (104) R H A M at Coventry, 7:30 something that should never have more involved with their kids and magistrate to issue a search Philadelphia 76ers said. “That Power-play Opportunities— Winnipeg 0 Girls Basketball HAPPYHOUfl of 2; Pittsburgh 1 of 5. Berry 621 69 24, Greenwood 36 2-2 8, Providanca 103, Connactlcut 89 happened, but realistically I guess players are better educated to stay warrant,” Stern said. would have provided them with 1 2 0 - 3 Gilmore 67 65 12, Robertson 613 56 17, Enfield at Manchester, 7:30 Goalies— Winnipeg, Berthlaume (31 Beys Swimming it’s going to happen. Unfortunately, away from dealers who prey on pro If the players had come forward some options that other guys like MONDAY TNIIU MODAY fAJAYOUNOON shotv27 saves). Pittsburgh, ASeloche (26- CMoogo 0 1 0—1 Sundvold 1-7 2-2 4, Thompson 513 56 15, Hops golf scorns Dawklns612008,Nealy3-8066,Corbln6500 CONNECTICUT(89) Newington at Manchester, 3:45 athletes with lots of money.” voluntarily, they would have had a John Lucas, John Drew and Mi- » ) . _ First Period— 1, New Jersey, Sulllman 17 I think this shows it is working. 9 (Adams, Doneyko), 11:59. Penalties— 4,Jones314096.Totols40-1062630104. Robinson 218 1615 29, King 211 33 31, East Catholic at St. Bernard, 5 p.m. Jordan was not optimistic about chance to seek treatment without cheal Ray had. The fact that Lucas A __16JB3. “Maybe nothing Is a deterrent,” Larmer, Chi (Interference), 9:55; Man- Besselink 26347,Gamble2162322, George LA QUINTA, Calif. (AP) — Rrst-round Retbree— Bob Hall. Linesmen— Gerard S A T U R D A Y Fleisher said. “If Len Bias dies and the future. being banned. played for the Rockets was an Gauthier, Dan McCourt. san, Chi (roughing), 12:41; Richmond, NJ S E A T T L E (130) 64 34 3, PIklell 241-25, Economou 60600, scores Wednesday In the $900,000 Bob A il i (tripping), 15:15; Johnson, NJ (hooking), Chambers 5181411, McDaniel 6154620, Urserv60600,Spradllng1-1002.Totals3260 Hope Classic, ployed at the Indian Wells, Girts Boskelboll players continue to use cocaine, I “For a while the lid will be on Lloyd and Wiggins have agreed to example right there for them to 18:25. Llster7-1S0014,Ellls11-137-732,McMlllan63 223189. Bermudo Dunes, PGA West and Tamarisk St. M a ry 's ot East Catholic, 3:30 p.m. don’t know. Only time will tell. drugs but in time it will pass and undergo treatment for drug-abuse, look at and be warned by.” ’ Second Period— 2, New Jersey, Mo- 1-21, Williams 59 0010, Johnson 651-19, P R O V ID E N C E (183) golf courses (all courses par 36-36— 72): * * • " ’» Bosketball some players will continue to get which will be paid for by the NBA. “It’s not a matter of feeling sorry cLeon 19 (Brtckley, Driver), 7:22. 3, LucosOOOOO, Young 561-211,Phelps390O6, Klpfer460 6,Lewls6132218,Dudo6534 North Essex a M C C , 8 p.m. “It’s sort of shattering to see two North 8tars3. MaploLeafa2 Chicago, Olczyk 7 (Lavarre), 8:27. 4, Stonsburv 69 OO 8, Schoene 65 00 8.Totals 11, Brooks 4 0611, Donovan 61611-11 30, Dayld Edwards 31-30-61 Ice H ockey fellows, only 27 years old, lose their Involved.” Only last year, the Rockets for them,” said Portland’s Jim New Jersey, Brtckley 6 (Wolanin, 561071522130. Screen 16 34 5, 'Shamsl6Deen 1-3 60 2, Andy Bean 31-32-63 (Manchester vs. Suffleld (Enfield livelihood, but we knew it would Lloyd and Wiggins were the third waived guard John Lucas after he Paxson. “We’ve said that there’s no. EVERY WEDNESDAY EVERY SATURDAY MacLean), 15:51. Penalties—Nylund, Chi Conlon 1-5466, SnedekerOO(H)0, D. Wright Dan Foreman 33-32-65 Tw ins Rink), 1:30 p.m. and fourth players to be banned by tested positive for drugs a second place for drugs in the NBA. That’s 2 1 » - 3 (high-sticking),5;31; Sovard,Chi (holding), San Antonio 20 32 19 33— 104 1-1602, S. Wright 356510. Totols33M37-31 Keith Fergus 3 0 3 3 - 66 East Catholic at North Branford, happen at some point with some Teroflte 2 0 0—3 10:51; Anderson, NJ, mlnor-malor (high- Soottlo 38 33 30 39-130 103. Andy Dillard 31-35-66 W restling players.” the league. Michael Ray Richard­ time. the policy we have, and that’s the 1 P.M. TO 4 P.M. 1 P.M. TO 6 P.M. First Period— 1, Toronto, Valve 13 sticking, fighting), 13:32; Brown, Chi, Three-point goals— Ellis 3. Fouled out— Halftime: Providences,Connecticut39. Willie Wood 31- 35-66 Manchester at Hartford Public, noon policy they have to live by.” 8 (Leemon, Courtnall). 1:43 (pp). 3, Minne­ None. Rebounds— San Antonio 59 (Berry Three-point goals— Connecticut 36 (Robin­ M a rk Lye 35-31— 66 Cheney Tech/Holy Cross at Eost mlnor-malor (hIgh-stIckIng, fighting), Rockets General Manager Ray sota, Wilson 10 (Roberts, CIccarelll), 4:01. 13:33; Broten, NJ (holding), 17:09. 13), Seattle 71 (Uster 15). A ssists-San son 1-2, Gamble 24), Providence 1620 Dan Holldorson 3 0 3 4 - 66 Hartford, noon ALL G A M E S 854 A L L G A M E S $1.25 3, Toronto, Root 2 (Kotsopoulos, P. Antonio 22 (Robertson 6), Seattle 33 (Lewis 46, Brooks 34, Donovan 310). Fuzzy Zoeller 3633-66 Bristol Central/WIndham/St. Ber-. Ihnocak), 13:49 (pp). 4, Minnesota, CIcca­ Third Period—None. Penalties— Driver, (McMillan 11). Total fouls— Son Antonio Fouled out— Besselink, (reorge, KIpfer. E d Florl 33-34— 67 nard at East Catholic, 9:30 a.m. FREE SHOES A BALL FOR THE relll 33 (Bellows, Hortsburg), 18:25 (pp). N J (holding), 1:09; Nylund,Chi (roughing), 18, Seattle 22. A— SOM. Rebounds— Connecticut 32 (Klng9), Provi­ Mark Hayes 32- 35-67 Penalties— Rouse, Min interference), MCC tops Middlesex again SUPER FOR SENIORS WHOLE FAMILY 12:47; MacLean, NJ (tripping), 13:47; dence 34 (Lewis, Duda 7). Assists— Tim Simpson 33- 34-67 EMERGENCY 1:38; MocLellan, M in (slashing), 6:02; Wolonln, NJ (hooking), 16:52. Connecticut 17 (Gtorge 6), Providence 19 Al (ielberoer 33- 34-67 Courtnoll, Tor (slashing), 6:02; Beoupre, Shots on goal— New Jersey 11-9-5— 25. (Donovan 9). Total fouls— Connecticut 36, Bob Twoy 34- 33-67 Fire — PDlice — Medical Min, served by Plett (hIgh-stIckIng), Chicago 13-12-22-47. ProvMence24.A— 10,028. Joy Delsing 3036-68 11:50; Clork. Tor (hooking), 17:27; Kotso­ Power-play Dpportunitles— New Jersey Bullat8l18,Nata100 Lorry RInker 35- 33-68 Rec baaketbaD BURLINGTON, Mass. — In a by Dave Kierstead. MCC shut down MCC with a game-high 23 points. DIAL 911 poulos, Tor, m alor (fighting), 19:28; Plett, 0 of 4; Chicago 0 of 6. Bernhard Longer 31-37-h68 Middlesex the last 10 minutes of the m u m mo M metfW sdUPiJtBf Min, malor-matchpenalty (fighting), 19:38. rematch of the Rotary Classic final, Cost had 14 points and James and Goalies—New Jersey, Chevrier (47 bL John’s 70, Brooklyn 48 David Frost 33- 35-68 Manchester Community College first half and gained a slim 3632 In Manchester 7 shots46 saves). Chlcogo, Souve (25-23). NEW JERSEY (100) Ken Brown 34- 34-68 Galligan chipped in with 12 and 11 Second Period— 6, Minnesota, AAocLel- A — 15461. Turner 2-7 1-2 5, B. Williams 58 56 15, Payne Stewart 34-34— 68 once again topped Middlesex Com­ lead at half. Four points each from points, respectively. 8 4 D IU M L - lon 17 (Musll, Acton), 7:20. Penalties— M. ($mlnskl 5 9 1-1 11, Brown 614 (M) 12, B R O O K L Y N COLL. (48) G o^ Hallberg 34-34— 68 Adulla Referee— Don Kohorskl. Linesmen— Ray Grady 514 22 12, Gregov 512 1-2 11, munity College, 74-65, Wednesday Mike Hardwick, Mike Stowell and Barry led Middlesex with 16 Ihnocak, Tor (holding), 9:29; Lawton, Scapinello, M ark Vines. Washington 34 60 6, Woolrldge 7-14 76 21, Andrew (Magee 3 0 3 5 - 68 Min (hooking), 13:34; Kotsopoulos, Tor Balley586010,Klng68604,Wood1660Z Weinstein 1-3 66 2, Kilpatrick 7-10 23 16, Jeff Slumon 36- 32-68 Irish Insuronce 70 (Kim Bushey 14, night. The visiting Cougars, ranked Tyrell Hartfield keyed the late points. MCC’s next game is Satur­ (hlolifetlcklne), 16:39. Coleman 2-3004, McKenna440010. Totals Petwoy 1-71-2 3, Lalng 25 6 1 4 , J. Shurrina Kenny Knox 37- 33-69 Jack Hull 14, Steve Raschner 13, Ken fourth among New England junior first-half surge. day at 8 p.m. when it hosts Northern Third....J Period—None. P Penalties— McGill, 42651617100. 63 66 0, Fontanetta 62 06 0, Pat McGowan 34- 35—Shoppm 69 an 12) Sportsm an Cafe 68 W ASH IN G TO N (118) Blumenrelch 66 06 0, Mustoflch 66 66 6 (Dean Frodel 17, Tim Hogan 14, Gary colleges, move their record to 163 Donald Ck>st scored eight points Essex Community College at East Tor, m alor (fighting), 2:17; Payne, Min, AAark Calcovecchla 3635-69 Fallon 11) m alor (ffghtlng), 2:17; Hortsburg. Min Cotledge 513 60 10, Jones 33 1-1 7, M. Totals 21-S 5 9 48. Mark O'Meara 35- 34-69 while Middlesex, ranked fifth in at the outset of the second half to Catholic High School. ■% Pooanl Caterers 82 (Mark Murphy 25, (cross checking), 6:56; Courtnall, Tor Malone 512 11-11 21, J. Atolone 6151-117, 8T. JO H N 'S (78) Mark WIebe 34- 35-69 New England, slip to 64. MCC had move MCC to a 49-46 lead. Mid­ M CC (74) — Paul Swartz 160 2, Tyrell (roughing), 6:56; Musll, M in (holding), Radio, TV Whatley 1-3 33 5, Vincent 311 55 11, J. Glass683411,Jones2186118,Baldl3606 Jim (killogher 35- 34—IST 69 Leonord 13) Hartfield 11 1-2 to, (tzzle G rant 0 04) 0, » dlesex regained the lead with 6:17 69 12:11; Leemon, Tor (tripping), 12:46; Wllllams6101413,Adoms553313,Cook67 6, Jockson 511 6 6 15, S. Shurtna 1-5 23 4, John Adams 34- 35-69Style 75 (Bruce LeDoyt 20, Duane beaten Middlesex in the Rotary QUARTER BACK CARDS NOT ALLOVyED WITH THESE SPECIALS Milner 14, Dave Milner 10, Gary Bailey Donald Cott76114, Mike Hardwick 22-2 Kotsopoulos, Tor (tripping), 15:30; Harts- 3311,Bol1-22-24,Murphv33606.Totals4464 Broodnex 24665, H e m ^ 653411, Brust62 Howard Twittv 35- 34-69 Classic, 87-75. left behind Mike Kennedy and Dave 6, C hris Galligan 4 6411, M ik e Stowell 3 3633118. 872-2140 burg, Min (holding), 19:38; Clark, Tor 660, Rtzpotrlck61660.Totals266012187D. Bruce Crompton 35-34-69 “The game was won by playing Barry for a 5652 lead. Baskets by 04) 6, Bernard Jam es 3 6-612 Totals 31 1M giMon mMiMim (sloshing), 19:38. TONIOHT New Jenoy 33 IS 2S 3S— 100 Roy Floyd 363 5- 69 with Intensity, strong defense, and Cost, Hartfield, Chris Galligan,and 12-1674 prto* 8ub|Ml to dM figi Shots on goal— Minnesota 9-10-9—28. 7 p.m. — College bosketbull: Okla­ WosMngfen 34 39 39 36— 118 Halftime— St. John's33, Brook lynColl. 23. Fred Couples 3633-69 MIdgata M IDDLESEX (6S) — Dave Cadden 2 Toronto 15-13-12— 40. homa vs. Kansas, ESPN Thre6Polnt goals—McKenna 2. Fouled Threeiwint goals— Brooklyn ^11. 63 Tony Sills 3 6 3 3 - 69 excellent foul shooting when the Bernard James along with a pair of 6 0 5, Ph il K olm 0 04) 0, M ik e Kennedy 5 Power-ploy Opportunities— Mlnnesoto 7:30 p.m. — Whalers vs. Bruins, out— B. Williams. Rebounds— New Jersey (Kilpatrick 62, J. Shurlna61), St. John's 22 Danny Edwards 3534-69 14. SeoM steals by Paul Swartz helped MCC 66 13, Bill McMaster 2 1-2 5, Dave Chonnel 18, W TIC game was on the line,” MCC 1 of 5; Toronto 3 of 5. 45 (B. Williams 10), Washington 44 (J. (Jackson 1-1, Broodnex 1-1). Fouled Tom Purtzer 3 6 3 4 - 69 Suiif'Tf ployed well) co-coach Skip dander said. take a 62-57 lead with 2:08 left. Kierstead 5 60 13, Mike Dagle 6 1-213, Coolies Mlnnesoto. Beoupre (40 shots 8 p.m. — College basketball: Ala- Williams 9). Assists—New Jersey 35 out— None. Rebounds— Brooklyn Coll. 26 Tom Watson 3634— 70 Celtics 16 (Adorn ZIruk 8. Elizabeth D ove B a rry 7 2-316 Totals 27 7-13 65 38 saves). Toronto, Wregget (38-25). bamo vs. LSU, USA Cable (Wood 11), Washington 26 (Whatley 8). (Grady 7), St. John's 46 (Jones 13). Bob Lohr 3636— 70 E go n played well) Middlesex, also nicknamed the MCC sealed the victory with Three-point fleld goals: M iddlesex (4) WJLSM A — 16,302. 9 p.m. — College basketball: Total fouls—New Jersey 25, Washington Assists— Brooklyn Coll. 7 (Kilpatrick 3), St. Bobby Cole 3634— 70 Bulls 36 ( Jay Corangelo 13, O.J. Cougars, took an early lead, 2617, converting eight of eight foul shots — Kierstead 3, Cadden 1. M C C — none. Referee— Bob Myers. Linesmen— AAork N.C.State vs. Wake Forest, ESPN 17. Technicals—New Jersey Cooch Wohl. John's 14 (Jackson 8). Total fouls— Mark McCumber 3038-70 Cromwell 10. Dan Corangelo and Jay Halftim et 33-32 M C C Pwe, Jerry Potemon. 11 p.m. — A m e rica 's Cup, E S P N A — 6605. Brooklyn Coll. 18, St. John's 16. A — 6608. Curtis Strange 3636— 70 Karlenski played well) behind two three-point field goals in the last 55 seconds. Hartfield led I U ~ MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuridav. Jan. 15i 1W7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuradav. 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Spious Kilpatrick j' based construction com­ lour, spacious kitchen We offer flexible hours, career ple. Joh entails waiting Experienced Mechanic, .06 seconds better than his old mark, set in the same meet last Iowa’s full-court defense and fell led the Kingsmen, 6-9, with 16 j . opportunities, competitive wages. pany seeks clerk typist with laundry area, full on customers and an­ all benefits, must have year. apart at the free-throw line. points. Contact Vic Hagen at; SECRETARY own tools. Apply M 8, M with bookkeeping expe­ basement, 1 cor garage. Bubka renewed his indoor world mark in the pole vault by Illinois led 52-35 at halftime, No. 14 Duke 05, Maryland 61: -r swering phones. No ex­ Service Station. 649-2871. rience reporting to the Excellent condition shooting 65 percent from the field as E. HHd.-Se. Windsor perience necessary for. office monooer. Personal throughout with over 1400 clearing 19 feet, Vh inches, breaking his old mark of 19 feet, 6V* Sophomore Danny Ferry was a i ^fflw'TOlf MANCHESTER, CT 06040 computer experience de­ so. ft. of living area. Coll J Inches set in New York on Feb. 28, 1986. Tony Wysinger, who had a career- one-man gang for the Blue Devils, ' 643-2711 either position. 643-. Secretary /Receptlonlst- J Manufacturing com­ sired, good salary, com­ for your personal showing high 34 points, was virtualiy Opportunities In Manchester, Middletown h Bristol 8455. Ask for Ron. Parf time, 8:30 to 2:30. Ihe meet’s third world indoor best was produced when scoring 20 points, grabbing 19 n pany seeks person Typing, and telephone pany paid benefits, or come to our open house unstoppable. rebounds, handing out seven assists H growth potential and plea­ on Sunday, January 11 Protsenko Jumped 57 feet, 11V< inches, bettering the old mark of with good spelling skills necessary. Please 57 feet, 6‘A inches set by Maris Bruziks in Madrid on Feb. 23,1986. “ They just disrupted us totally. and blocking three shots in the ACC call Becky of 646-6832. sant working conditions. from 1-4 pm. Strono Real We had trouble with their shooter game. and proof reading Coll K. Christensen, Estate. 643-6601. □ (Wysinger) in the first half, but we Duke. 12-2and2-1,tooka 19-4lead ! skills. Convenient lo­ Mather Corporation, 242- SALES & TECHNICAL PRO TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ 0743. Matt Hazeltine’s death brings plea showed more poise in the second with Tommy Amaker scoring eight J cation. Call Sharon INTERVKW/SURVEY T o be built. $179,900. Twin half,” Davis said. “ I thought we got oaks Manor. Dniy 6 lots of the points, six on 3-point field J Government & Military at 282-9232. Advanced RECEPTIONIST rattled several times in the first Part tlnai Hartfsrd srsa. Bonking Trainee - learn to remaining. Early period LOS A L’TOS, Calif. — The deaths of two former San Francisco goals. 'The Blue Devils used a 2Jir8 • Careers. Fee Paid. encode checks on our center chimney Colqnlol 40ers teammates a month apart from Lou Gehrig’ s disease has half.” AP photo streak at the start of thesecond half Conduct visits ta re­ proof machines. We ore homes plus other plans Sales experience, preferably with wire and ca­ Operation o f a very busy ROLM telephone brought a des^rate plea for help from another member of that His team didn't appear rattled in to open a 66-44 lead. ] tail lacatlans and looking for mature person available. Homes Indvde the finai 20 minutes as Iowa ^ t e m requires prompt, courteous service team stricken with the rare ailment. Iowa’s Bill Jones (14) looks for a teammate as Illinois' “ We had more depth inside, and • ble products. Must be knowledgeable of the homes for national to work on our second 3 bedrooms, 7'h baths, 2 Form er A ll-Pro linebacker and 49ers captain Matt Hazeltine, finished with a 49-31 rebounding Tony Wysinger applies pressure during their Big Ten we figured that would wear them ? procurement process, applicable documents, to our clients and sales representatives. shift, port' time hours, fireplaces, 2 cor garage, 6 economic survey. Monday through Friday 5 ponnel doors, oak co- 53, died Tuesday night, a month after the death of running back advantage while outscoring the down,” Ferry said. “ We had to ; mil-spects, etc. We are looking for the person P A R T T IM E Experience is helpful. Some light typing mini 25-7 from the free-throw line. battle W ednesday night. T h e Hawkeyes rallied for a 91-88 Some evenings and -10 pm. Saturdays 12 noon blnets, & numerous other Gary Lewis. capitalize on it.” . Custodian needed by the required. Salary commensurate with “ We just didn't play well.” overtime win. who knows the "Ins and outs" of getting weekends required, 4 - 3 pm. If you like to keep amenities. Lets us set up They and former quarterback Bob Waters, now coach at Maryland, 3-5 and 0-4, was led South Windsor Board of Illinois Coach Lou Henson said. through the maze to get the business working experience. Replies will be held confidential. years college or busy, this time slot gives your appointment to- Western Carolina University, all developed the disease of the Steve Hood's career-high 22 points. . Education. 3V1 hours a you chance for oddl- doy.Sentry Real Estate . “ We just didn't get it down. They seconds left. Brad Lohaus, who led start for the Boilermakers since with the government, military, and subcon­ equivalent experi­ 0 nervous system over the past two years — more than 20 years No. 10 Pittsburgh $7, Seton Hall >, day, 5 days, 5-8;30 pm a tlonot Income. Call 646- 643-6601 .□ were too tough around the basket. Iowa with 23, made two free throws 1937-38. Despite missing starter tractors. If your this "Pro" contact us. I think Excellent noncontributory benefit program. ence. 7.10 per hour, after they played together. 86: Demetreus Gore’s 18 points ‘ week. Hours flexible. In­ 5773. Mistakes and missed free throws for the final margin. Melvin McCants, who was sidelined quire In person 8em- reimbursement for Mint Fresh Listing) Re­ "Maylw someone will listen to us now,” Waters said included six free throws in the final : you’ll find the results — oriented atmosphere lost the ballgame.” “ We wanted to make the game with a bad back, Purdue Coach minutes as the Panthers managed '< 3;30pm. Apply in person or call 643-1101. cor expenses. EOE. Wanted - full time expe­ cently redecorated 2 bed­ Wednesday in a telephone interview from his campus office. and freedom to accomplish your objectives to In other games involving respectable. We didn't want to get Gene Keady was able to play his the road victory. Gore tied the ‘ Reply to: rienced hardware retail room Brick Cope on “ Somewhere in our backgrounds there could be a common your satisfaction. Contact in confidence Frank Bauth Windsor Board members of the Top Twenty blown out,” Lohaus said. reserves throughout the home game 81-81 with two free throws An Equal Opportunity Employer. Male/Female. person. 2 years m inimum, corner lot. Beautiful of Education good pay, good working .. denominator that Just might help a lot of people if we could find it. Wednesday, No. 3 North Carolina “ I'm not sure if we're that game as he beat his former Darius, "Corporate Director, Personnel and BuraairiLabtr Statistics heated solar room, eot-ln with 2; 12 to play. Charles Smith put ' 1737 Main St, So. Windsor conditions. Apply of Cony­ kitchen and full base­ We ought to look hard, and the 49ers should take a role in finding beat Virginia 95-80; No. 6 Purdue terrific, but we keep winning,” assistant at Western Kentucky, Services. JFK Bulldine, Rm. 1403 Pittsburgh, 12-3 and 2-1, ahead for ", FadlHIss Strvices ers Hardware, 646-5707. ment. $98,900.Jomes R. out.” defeated Minnesota 86-59; No. 10 Davis said. Clem Haskins. Ospartmsm ALLIED PHINTING SERVICES, INC. Boston, M A 02303 good with a layup one minute later. ^ 579 MIDDLE TURNPIKE W EST Ask for Bob. McCovonogh Real Estate, No. 3 North Carolina 96, Virginia SOS Auburn downed Tennessee 66-56; Doug Lee's 19 points paced Seton Hall, 10-4 and 1-4, closed to • SMITH GATES CORP. MANCHESTER. C T 06040 Atten: CPI 649-3800.0 No. 12 Clemson beat Furman 94-77; 80: Kenny Smith scored 19 points as Purdue, 5-0 in the Big Ten, while Bright enthusiastic ma­ Luck helps Edwards take golf lead within twice but couldn’t tie the 1 1451 New Britain Avenue the mark of printing excelience No. 13 St. John's defeated Brooklyn the Tar Heels cruised to their 12th Kim Zurcher led the Golden score. ture person reoulred for Manchester - $130,000 - . LA QUINTA, Calif. — Plain old good luck played an important College 70-48; No. 14 Duke beat straight victory and avenged last Gophers, 9-5 and 2-2, with 16 points. James Major, who was fighting ! Farmington, C T 06032 SALES PEOPLE busy chiropractor’s of­ You'll love this charming part in the best round o f his career, a 61, David Edwards said. Maryland 85-61; No. 18 Pittsburgh year's defeat at Virginia when No. 10 Auburn 66, TannMsee 66; the flu, led the Pirates with 30 ; fice. Permanent position 6 room Dutch Colonial 677-2657 Hair Stylist with good prospects. Var­ with 3 bedrooms, fire­ “ I made one eagle all of last year. Today I made two. For me to edged Seton Hall 87-85; and No. 19 North Carolina was top-ranked and Auburn was able to overcome hot points, including 5-for-5 from three- j Coffee and Donut Navy defeated Lafayette 75-71. 21-0. North Carolina, 14-1 and 3-0 in first-half shooting by the visiting shop. Mature adults, ied and Interesting duties. place, screened porch, make two eagles in a round, well, obviously it’s something more point range. EDE by choice HELP! HELP! HELP! Salary open according to rec. room and 2 cor than Just playing good,” Edwards said after an 11-under-par B.J. Armstrong, who had a the Atlantic Coast Conference, took Volunteers to win the Southeastern No. 10 Navy 75, Ufayatto 71: high school students. Part Time. We’re opening qualifications and expe- garage. Close to every­ round that gave him the first-round lead Wednesday in the chance to give Iowa the victory in the lead early and was never Conference game. David Robinson scored 30 points .! Part time. ALL Earn Extra Cash! rlence.Port time hours thing In family neighbor­ $900,000 Bob Hope Classic. regulation but missed an 18-footer threatened by the Cavaliers. 9-4 and “ We went in at halftime and saw and grabbed 15 rebounds but the SHIFTSI Excellent a new Monday , Wednesday, hood. James R. McCovo- with two seconds left, canned a ’There was some luck involVed in Andy Bean’s round of 63, too. 1-2. as the final score was the that they were shooting 64 per­ visiting Midshipmen needed some ' pay, with experience and Friday. Afternoons. nogh Real Estate, 15-footer with 20 seconds left in the closest the teams were in the last 10 FANTASTIC SAM’S For Interview appoint­ 649-3800.O But it was a different kind. cent,” Auburn Coach Sonny Smith clutch foul shooting to hold off the or we will tralnl Apply INSERTERS WANTED overtime gave the Hawkeyes the minutes. said. “ We knew we were going to the original family ment coll Thiele Chlro- Bean’s effort very qasily could have been in the 50s, a score that Leopards, 5-8. P A R T TIM E in person; lead for good. J.R. Reid added 17 points. Joe win. We knew there wasn't any way haircutters, very procflc office. 647-7551. Manchester - $90,900 - This has been achieved only once in the history of the PGA Tour, Al Trailing 73-71 with 18 seconds to ! The Hawkeyes grabbed an early Wolf 16 and Jeff Lebo 15 for the Tar they could keep that up.” Call 647-9946 4 room Ranch has been Geiberger in 1977 with a 59. play, Lafayette's Matt Roberts M r. D o n u t soon In Manchester. Child core worker- completely redecorated lead in overtime on two free throws, Heels. Andrew Kennedy's 21 points Smith was right. The Tigers. 10-2 CUSTOMER SERVICE "It could have been low, seriously low,” Bean said. missed an 18-footer and Navy’s 25S West MIddls Take, ‘ Earn to '10/hr. or more Monchester YWCA be­ and new wall to wall but a 3-point field goal by Wysinger led the Cavaliers. and 3-1, used a 12-0 run in the final Ask for Bob fore and after school Dan Foreman, with a 65 at Indian Wells, was two strokes back CliffRees made two free throws for ; liaaciiestsf. CT ‘No following nacaaaary carpeting. It's a pleasure put Illinois back on top 84-83. From No. 6 Purdu* 86, Mlnnatola 60: minutes to put the victory away. the final margin. DEPARTMENT program. High school di­ to show. James R. McCo- of Bean and alone in third with 72 holes to go in the chase for a ‘Paid vacation! there, the teams traded baskets Purdue forced 27 turnovers in Frank Ford's 15 points led Auburn, Doug Wojcik added 15 points for i ‘On-going training ploma and ability to work vonogh Real Estate, 649- $162,000 first prize. until Armstrong's field goal put the coasting to its sixth consecutive while Tennessee. 8-5 and 2-2. was Navy, 10-3, while Otis Ellis led five ! ‘Earn from day one with children grades K-6o 3800.D Mcn.-Thurs. 3:00-7:30 pm must. $4.50 to $5.00 per Hawkeyes ahead 89-88 with 20 victory and a 13-1 record, the best led by Tony White's 16 points. Leopards in double figures with 15. ' Fri. 3:00-7:00 pm Llcanoad or toon to be? hour for up to 20 hours per Stores - $32,900 - Why not o Call 581-2551, Monday week. Coll M ary of 647- nice 2 bedroom Mobile Sat. 7:00-10:00 am Sales A Delivery ManrtiPBtpr Hrralh 1437. EDE/AAE. through Friday attar 5 Home In on adult com­ PereoB Wonted munity? Appliances, cen­ N E W S P A P E R pm, all day weakenda. II9I8ITUATIDN tral olr and porch. James Part or Full time. I'^IW ANTED R. McCovonogh Real Est­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Nights and week­ C A R R IE R S ate, 649-3800.D ends. Pleasant Experienced nurse aide. Immaculate - Manchester working conditions NEEDED... Excellent references. Will - $114,000-3 bedroom Cope core for your loved one In In modern phar­ MMIC$ESTE$ BANK TELLER that must be seen. New 5 Notices Business P ro p e rty...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment___80 macy In large shop­ your home. Wilt cook and oppllonced kitchen, both 5 Resort Property ...... 26 North eimSt__ Full lime Lo s trF o u n d ...... 01 Bookkeeping/Income T a x ...... 54 Office/Retail Equipment ...... 81 ping center. Apply at light housekeeping. 282- and carpeting. Flreploced Mortgages ...... 27 Carpentry/Remodeling...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 R A TES : 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day. WoodbrMge 81... South WIndaor Bank A 9776. living room, dining room Personals...... 02 once to pharmar- Wanted to B u y ...... 28 Palntlng/Paperlng...... 56 Boqts and Marine Equipment...... 83 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Cambrtdge BL..-.______Trual Company, and 14 X 22 lower level Announcements...... 03 Noifo Mein BL end UniM Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. cists. Sullivan Avenue office. family room. 11/2boths, 1 Auctions...... 04 Minimum charge: 4 lines. Roaemety PL. cor garage. Siding. D.W. Financial...... 05 Rentals Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Nawman SI... Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 Liggett Phsrmecy Becaute tallera are ao im­ Real Estate Fish Realty, 643-1591 or Rooms for Rent...... Caniar 8I~.... portant to our tuccaaa, 871-1400.O 31 Heating/Plumbing...... 60 Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 D E A D LIN E S : For classified advertisements to Mancbasler Parfcade Cdg^en SI... Apartments for Rent___ 32 wo anture your auccaaa Employment & Education Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tag Sales...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the 404 West MMOia T$ks. Edgarten PI Condominiums for Rent 33 by oflaring an axcallent Large - Manchester - Services W anted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. Cantor SI Odd only HDME8 Help W anted...... 11 Homes for Rent...... 34 Edmund SI starting salary, bonofita $117,900 - Centrally lo­ Sljuotlon Wanted ...... 12 For advertisements to be published Monday, FDR8ALE Store/Office Space...... 35 Fahviaw and a training program on cated Colonial. 3 Business Opportunities...... 13 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. bedrooms, 11 x 24 tlre- Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise at John SI______that will got you off to a Instruction...... 14 Industrial Property...... 37 Automotive Slona SL...... All real estate advertised ploced living room, dining Employment Services...... 15 Holldoy/Seasonal...... 71 Adame Odd only ...... solid atari. If you are good In the Manchester Herald room and large kltchen- Miscellaneous for Rent. 38 Antlaues and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sole...... 91 READ YOUR AD. Classified advertisements ore Crootwood D r...... with flguroa, enjoy work­ .Hugh second floor foyer Roommates Wanted .... Is sublect to the Fair 39 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 taken by telephone as a convenience. The Oaapwood Dr.------ing with the public and Housing Act of 1968, which could be used os nursery Real Estate Wanted to R e n t...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trallers;...... 93 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one Foxerott Dr.....„._.„...... have a profeaalonal ap­ mokes It Illegal to adver­ or study. Partially fin­ TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of LInmora Dr. tise any preference, lim­ ished basement with 1/2 Homes for Sale ...... 21 pearance, you should de- Machinery and T o o ls ...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 the original Insertion. Errors which do not lllaurhriitrr Hrralii Famdala Dr— ______flnataly look Into the op- itation or discrimination both, fenced yard, gora- Condominiums for Sole. 22 Services lessen the value of the advertisement will not Academy Sl~.~.„._.»...... «.. Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 portunltlaa with South based on race, color, reli­ ge.D.W. Fish Realty, 643- Lots/Land tor Sale...... 23 Child Core...... 51 Good Things to E a t ...... 78 be corrected by an additional Insertion. E. Cantor Evan.....-.„...... gion, sex or notional 1591 or 871-1400.D Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 QiwanhiH 81------Windsor Bank & Trust. Investment Property ... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel Oll/Coal/Flrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 98 origin, or on Intention to Munroa SI__ .....______Call Muriel Marks (or an moke any such prefer­ High Potential tor good Parker SI...... appointment at 289-8061, Qraonarood Dr.------..AS ence, limitation or dis­ Income!II Presently op­ extension 218 or apply crimination. The Herald erating os a breakfast, between 0 and 5, Monday will not knowingly accept lunch and early evening CALL N OW through Friday at 115 Ed­ any advertisement which restaurant. Located on o HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED win Road, South WIndaor. Is In violation of the low. high traffic rood. Excel­ ED ED ED ED ED imELP WANTED HELP WANTED 643-2711 / 647-9946 lent location tor o pizze­ Governm ent Homes - ria. Coll for details. Realty Retail: Get a helpful start Adult Carriers - Wanted In Munson's Chocolates Is Data Entry/Clerlcal- RN Supervlsor-Mondoy Carpenters - need quali­ from $1 (U repair). Detln- World, Frechette Asso­ Data Processing clerk- Carpenter- - minimum 5 88871110 ciates, 646-7709.0 .this New Year. Full and Manchester. Part time, accepting applications for Medlcal office seeks full through Friday. 3-11 posi­ full time, experience ne­ fied carpenters for spe- years experience In resi­ ouent fox property. part time positions availa­ early morning hours. No full time employment. time employee. ‘Typing tion for an RN with strong cessary. Call 647-9W. clal Ized work on Repossessions. Coll 805- dential remodeling. Paid, 687-6000. Ext. GH-9965 for Check Dut This Invest­ ble. Apply now at Parkode collections, excellent pay Monday through Friday. skills, no experience ne­ leadership capabilities. construction site In Man­ vacations, holidays and Health Shoppe. Call 646- and mileage allowance. Hours are 8om to 4:30pm. cessary. Salary plus be­ Enloy your weekends off chester. Apply In person current repo list. ment...See this fantastic 3 Insurance program. 6 ^ family with large private 817$ 9 am to 5 pm. Contact Kim at 649-1405. Full benefits. Call for nefits. Call 647-0238. while earning a competi­ Teacher aide - quallflco- at 182 Pine Steet, Man­ 6712. appointment at 647-8639. EXTRA Manchester-3 bedroom yard, separate utilities, tive hourly rate plus excel­ tlans; high school di­ chester, C T EDE. Receptlonlst-Monchester Part - time position In Sales Rep wanted, no lent benefits. Put your ploma and experience well kept Cope style home modern Interior, low doctors office. Must be billing office. Varied of­ Floating Vocational experience necessary. supervisory skills, expe­ with youth In a structured Body shop openlng-Must with finished basement maintenance exterior and fice duties. Aptitude for Instructor-Diversified po­ be able to restore Mus­ Horticultural mainte­ and attached garage. Con­ oarages for 4 cars. Priced dependable, mature, and $500 per week. Apply In rience and lob knowledge setting. 180 work days, 6 nance technician-full and MONEY... sition working with Deve- tangs and other classic venient location. Asking to sell at $141,900.Joyce G. conscientious. Afternoon figures and typing neces­ person between 11 and4 at to work In an atmosphere hours per day. Send re­ part time positions to hours and Tuesday even­ sary. Experience with lopementally Disabled 125 McKee Street, East geared to high quality sume to Dr. Michael cars. Pay according to $127,000. Flono Realty. Epstein Real Estate, 647- medical Insurance help­ adults. Salary $5.50 to skill. Heritage Auto Body maintain tropical plants 646-5200. 8895.0 ings. Call 646-5153 and Hartford and ask for M r. patient care. For more Blake, Principal, Tolland In local offices. Will train WITH YOUR OWN 9 leave message. ful. Send resume to 16.50. Transportation re­ Marino. Information and Inter­ High School, Tolland, CT of Andover Incorpora- P.O.Box 1455, Rockville, quired. Coll between 8 and tlon. 742-7693.______enthusiastic people In all Vernon - Excellent starter Large 7 room Cope. Fan­ view call 643-5151, Pam 06084 ED E aspects of Interior Horti­ PART-TIME Sales Person-Immediate C T 06066. 4, Monday through Fri­ Electrician Journeyman- DIenchack DSD, Crest- or retirement home In this tastic area, finished base­ day. Anette Burton : Sup­ Dffice posItlon-East Hart­ culture. Reliable car 6 room ranch. 3 bed­ ment, family room. posifton for retail sales Commercial, Industrial, field Convalescent Home, Teacher - Fifth grade, 1 needed, excellent benef­ penon with rapidly ex­ ported Employment Man- and residential work. ford. Retail chain seeks tIOB... rooms, dining room, ftre- $119,900. 649-9664. Princi­ Part time-work at home 565 Vernon St., Manches­ hour per day, required for motivated person for gen­ its. 242-2554. ples only. panding tv-oppllancc on the telephone servicing 00 e r , Hockonum Work under minimum su­ ter, Ct. consideration: complete ■ £ place, attached garage, outM. Excellent benefits Industries. 8754)750. pervision. Good wages. eral office duties. In­ good condition through­ our customers. Ask for application, 3 letters of Waltresses-days, nights,.' and*opportunity for od- Insurance, holidays and cludes data entry, filing. An Excellent Opportunity out. Only $120JI0O.U & R Manchester-Charming 7 Penny. 646-1530 or 528- Nurse Aldes-Currently ac­ recommendation, college Good moth skills a must. weekends. Excellent pay,' vonobment. Salary plus 0358. Janitorial work crew su­ vocation. Call 875-5905. for housewives and mothers Realty Co., Inc.643-2692.D room Colonial, 3 bed­ cepting applications for transcripts and Connecti­ For Interview appoint­ good benefits. Apply In! room, 2 full baths, large Insentives, experience ne­ pervisor for develope- our nurse aide training cut state certification. mentolly disabled adults. ment coll Miss Colclo, person; Antonio's Restou-' with young children — bring Unique contemporary In country on extra large lot. cessary. Call for appoint­ Construction Secretory- Travel Agents-Wanted. class that will begin soon. Contact Dr. Robert Lin­ rant, 956 Main Street,' ment. 647-9997. General contractor needs Transportation required. Some experience re­ Monday through Friday, them with you and save on Stafford Springs - Newer Excellent condition. Also taking appllcotlans coln, Principal, Tolland 9am-4pm. 528-6395.______Manchester. $135JX)0. Owner. 646-3626. full time secretory/osslst- Salary $5-6 per hour. Call quired, good people, good for CNA's. We offer excel­ Middle School, 96 Did Post babysitting costs. home (1981) with cathed­ between 8 and 4, Monday ral celling, spiral stair­ Part Time Maid wanted, ont for estimating depart­ pay. Call John at Univer­ lent starting wage and Rood, Tolland, CT 06084, Study Hall aide position. Part Time Secretary-' weekends. Apply In perso- ment. Duties Include typ­ through Friday. Anette sity Travel for appoint­ benefits. Please contact: 875-0873. Application Rham High School, He­ 21 Hours Par Week case to loft master bed­ Burton: Supported Em ­ mature person, good tele-, room with skylight. REAL ESTATE n:Essex Motor Inn, 100 ing, billing and assisting ment. 429-9313. Director of Staff Deve- deadline January 21,1987. bron, C T 06248. Immediate phone manners,' Salary Plue Qat Allowance East Center Street. with pricing. Corotructlon ployment Monager, lopement at Crestfleld Position to begin Febru­ opening. For application Sliders off kitchen to AGENTS Hockonum Industries. Insurance experience deck-pool. Wrap-around or blue print reading expe­ Skilled brick layers with Convalescent Home/Fen- ary 2,1987. ED E please coll 228-9474 D .D .E. helpful. Typing, filing,- SOUND INTERESTINQ? WANTED Penan wanted - to do day rience a plus. Send re­ 8754)750. EDE. experience. Good wages I wood Manor. Monday porch. Large, oversize 2 For one of the top 10 Cen­ general office procedure. You can be a Herald Area cor born with loft for Cora m our Vernon home sume to: Box AA c/o Call 727-9181 between 7am through Fridoy, 7om to Custodian - Part time Receiving clerk - seasonal Monday evenings and Sat- - tury 21 otticee in Connec­ for t7-rtmnth old baby. 4 Manchester Herald, 16 Part time - gas station and 6pm. 3pm at 643-5151. ED E. evenlngs,floor care and part time afternoons. Adviser and handle and su­ storage, etc. (Zoned for ticut. Work In en environ­ attendant. Days, flexible urday. Send resume to P.! ontlaue shop or studio). ment that’s prettlglous, 7 ’ vwvKg own Tions* Brolnard Place. light malntenance.Expe- Monday through Friday. D. Box 551, Manchester. - pervise our carrier boyr and perfStlon, iten-smoker, hours. Apply at Spruce Notice - now hiring. Tak­ Clerical - Local office of rlence preferred.Excel­ Varied duties Include Asking $9S,900.Strono comlortaUe and succaaa- Street Mobil, 220 Spruce girls. If you like kids, want a Real Estate, 647- (ul. We provide corporate re M n n ces. Call $71-2799 Waltresses-Part time, ing applications for full or RGIS Inventory Special­ lent pay and beneflts.Con- heavy lifting. Must be Telephone survey opera-' Street. part time employment. little Independence and “SOLD".d ' and in-house training. oftgrS:$0.______flexible hours, good tips. ists has an opening for tact Steve Kegler,647-9191 responsible, dependable tors needed part time to . Join America's ei to p s ^ Apply In person: Vic's . Dpportunity to earn $300 responsible adult for key 7om to 3pm. and have drivers license. update Manchester city your own Income... Bulk Delivery - port time, lar. For conDdentlal inter­ Reosptlonist - needed for 151 West Middle Tpke. per week at start. Call punching, typing (60wpm) Jamie Drlglnols, Inc. 646- directory. Work ot home, N e w Constructlon- view call Armand Colallo. our new office located In early morning hours, 646-3875. and. general clerical du­ Kennel assistant - respon­ 5758. must be able to call the- SjTSM M EnOAL ACCOUNTS. PLEASE! CANCELLATIONS ACCEPTED ANYTIME. BUT TO RECEIVE YOUR DISCOUNT. ...Chormlng 4 bedroom at 833-8338. Salmon Brook Park In Special Education Manchester area. Relia­ ties. Hours are 9 am to 3 sible animal oriented per­ abwe area. Send name, ADS MUST RUN FULL 7 DAYS OR 10 DAYS ______Colonial eltuoted on a 2 Olottanburv. Filing, typ­ teacher position effective ble transportation a must. School bus drivers - will pm, Monday through Fri­ son needed for animal Secretarial aide - Glaston­ address and telephone Call 647-9946 Bills 4ict«'W|Mte Jet $11- > Century 21 ing ond telephone skills January to teach In class Contact Brandt at 649- train. Nice part-time lob day. Call for on appoint­ care duties. Full time bury Public Schools, 10 numbwr In own hand writ- to place your ad iBeficIweter.' Fantesfic VHIage Green necessary. For more In­ for sfudents with behov- 1405. for a home maker and ment 644-8159 between 10 position, Monday through month, 28 hours per week. Ing to: Johnson Publish­ or 647-9947 flreploced family room ol QIaetontxuy formation please call lorlol disorders, ages 8 to retiree. Dpenlngs In Co­ am and 1 pm. Friday with complete be­ Applications available ing Company, P. D. Box phone 643-2711 with skylight, shiny eot-ln 2228 Main 81. Mindy or Lori at 741-2557. 10 at state a p p ro v^ Dietary Aide - port time lumbia and Bolton. Coll nefit package. Call 633- from Glastonbury Board 763, Cheshire, Ct. 06410. X ’’? kitchen, large formal din­ Gleatonbury, CT special education facility. opening for person to 537-5234 or 649-6188. Laborer - need dependa­ 6078 for Interylew. of Education, Glaston­ ask for Classified... ing room and much more. 00033 Waitresses and Walters Send resume to: Com­ perform a variety of kit­ ble laborers for construc­ bury, CT 06033. Phone Housekeeper/Cook for Coll today for details. wonted. Full time, port munity Child Guidance chen tasks, will troln tion site In Manchester. Experienced floral de­ 633-5231 extension 441. Af­ Green Lodge, a 20 bed. Dffered of S21L900. Joyce time. Apply In person: School, 317 North Main energetic beginner. Call Cleaning personnel. Even­ Apply In person at 182 signer needed for growing firmative Action Equal sdlf-care facility. Mon­ iSBuiiiim iliiiiiisei G. Epstein Real Estate, LuIgTs Restaurant, 706 St., Manchester, Ct. 06040. Manchester Manor, 646- ings and/or weekends. Pine Street, Manchester, shop In Vernon. Call 872- Dpportunity Employer. day, Wednesday, and FrI-' 647-8B95.D . Hartford Rd. 449-5325. EOE. 0129. 643-5747. C T EDE. 9299. M/F. day. 649-5905. te — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Jan. 15.1W7

LOOK FOR THE STARS... * Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a 'k difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright

Brand New Listing • Ele­ Tw o bedroom townhouse BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY gant 9 room Split-Level - heat, hot water, carpet­ home on the 10th green on ing, air conditioned, all Ellington Ridge Country appliances. Nice location. Club. Contemporary Call 647-1595. style, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 3 car garoge, mag­ nificent landscaping, cen­ Excellent 3 room opart- ment. Stove, refrigerator. Happy Homes - " R " cteon Carpentry ft Remodeling Lorry's pcfinting and tex­ Fogarty Brothers — Bo- J tral air and lots, lots homes. Professional resi­ Serylces-Complete hlNne tured ceilings. Free esti­ throom remodeling; In­ morel $369,000.Jackson & No pets. Security, referen­ ces. $350. 649-4003. dential and commercial repairs and remodeling. mates. Reasonable. stallation water heaters, Jackson Real Estate, 647- cleaning. Call between 4 We specialize In ba­ 646-7D69. garbage disposals; faucet S400.D and 10 pm. 456-8317. throoms and kitchens. New 5 room duplex apart­ repairs. 649-4539. Vlso/M- ment. 3 bedrooms, 1'/j Small scale commercial Interlor/mterlor painting asterCord occebted. Lots of Personolltyl This Responsible young work. Registered, In­ baths, fully appllanced. • new construction com- sprawling 9 room Ranch Is worn on with own trans­ sured, references. 646- m erdol, residential and YOU CAN enloy extra chock full of extrasi Mas­ No pets. References and 8165. vocation money by ex­ security. $675 plus utili­ portation, experience and apartments. Spray paint­ ter bedroom with lacuzzi excellent references, to ing, brush and roller, changing Idle Items In ties. 649-4003. room, sliders to beautiful do child core and/or Custom furniture and ca­ wood staining, texture your home for cosh ... rear yard, fireplace, 2 car with on ad In classified., A housework. Evenings and binets; furniture and on- celling spraying, wrater garage, aluminum siding 4 room apartment, availa­ weekends. Please call 649 tloue repair, custom wood Call 643-2711 to place your | ble Immediately. Adults proofing. Quality depen­ and much more. Call to­ 5683. working. Call The Woods- dable on time work, li­ ad. day I $148,900. Jackson & preferred. No pets. No (nith, 64345». appliances. Security and censed and Insured. Call B Jackson Real Estate, 647- Licensed day care- ft D Associates at 871-7D13. 8400.D references. 1 car. 649-1265. RH8CEUANGW8 Full/porttlme. Lunch pro­ gram, newer home. iPAMTINfi/ Painting, staining, or var­ 8ERVICE8 Brand New Listing I Very Manchester West Side - 3 Manchester. 646-7473. IPAPERINS nishing work. Very expe­ nice older Colonial on tree bedrooms, appllanced, se­ Odd lobs. Trucking. Home curity, $650 plus utilities. rienced, neat. Call or I lined street In Vernon. 4 Nome your own price — leave messoge. 633-5002. repairs. You name It, we| bedrooms, spacious kit­ Call 646-1496. N I gLEANMO Father and son. Fast, do It. Free estimotes. chen, glassed-ln porch, Insured. 6434904. Court of Probate, District of INVITATION TO BID NTS New duplex - 2 bedroom, 1 ■s e r v ic e s dependable service. ■HOCKANUM SCHOOL MEDIA big lot with terraced rear Painting, Paperhanging ft Monchester yard. Newer roof and 1/2 both, appliances In­ Your local hondymanil NOTICe OF HSARINa CENTER WALL REMOVAL’ cluded, 1 month security, Removal. Call 872-8237. ESTATE OF ALDO J. The Board of Education, 110 furnace. S112J)00.Jackson House cleaning Call John at 6434353 and| Long Hill Drive, East Hart­ & Jackson Real Estate, $650 monthly, utilities not $35/weekly/bl-weekly SAPORITI, o/k/o JOSEPH i ;-vri" ” Ti:;;;.; Painting ond PaperHang- please leoye message. SAPORITI, DECEASED ford, CT., will receive sealed 647-8400.0 Included.Peterman Build­ Electrical Contractor - bids for "HOCKANUM ing and Realty, 649-9404 or Call 569-1708 leave ing. Interior and exterior, Purtuonf fo on order of Hon. message. 643-2804. George Replace that old fuse Hawkes Tree Service- William E. FitzGerald, SCHOOL MEDIA CENTER 643-1951 or 647-1340. panel, upgrade to a new W ALL REM OVAL". Bid In­ Pot O'Gold can be found Converse. Bucket Truck ft Chipper. Judge, doted Jonuory 6 ,19S7 circuit breaker panel. 0 hearing will bo held on on formation and specifications under the roof of this new Stump removal. Free esti­ are available at the Business 3 bedroom Contemporary Manchester - 3 bedroom Dryer, outlets, swimming application praying for the mates. Special considera­ authority to lease certain Office. SeoM bids will be re­ 2 1/2 baths, family room In duplex. Excellent loca­ AAR ClQanIng pools, wired, rec rooms. tion for elderly and hondl-f ceived until 1:00 p.m., Mon­ tion. Rec room, fireplace, PAPfR Fixtures Installed, also real property situated In the with warming fireplace, 2 Office ft building clean­ RefertncM. Fully In- capped. 647-7553. Town of Manchester, County day, February 3, 1987 at car garage. Let yourself appliances Included. 1 car •ufud. ShMl rookhig and commercial wiring done. of Hartford as In said appli­ which time they will be pub­ ing. Excellent local re­ licly opened and read aloud. be the elegant trustee of garage, 1 month security. edUne lepalis. RwKMn- 20 years experience li­ Typing done In my home.j cation on file more fully $725 monthly. Utilities not ferences. Free quote. tM and comnwroW. censed and fully Insured. appears, at the Court of Pro- The Board of Education res­ this treasurel $199,900. Quick and reasonable bafo on February 10,19S7 at erves the right to accept or Blanchard 8, Rossetto Included. Peterman 742-8033. Free estimates. 646-8396. relect any or all bids or the Building and Realty, 649- Editing services alsol 2:45 P.M. Realtors, "W e Guarantee M ftusterftftnm available. Call 647-1924 af-| Mary Lou Toylor, right to waive technical for­ 9404 or 643-1951 or 647-1340. malities If It Is In the best In­ Our Houses", 646-2482.0 Dumas Electric— Having ter 5pm. 024-01 Clerk Electrical Problems? terest to do so. Three room opartments- Hundreds of readers turn Richard A. Huot Buy 1, Get 1 Free - A 7 LOOKING FOR good Need a large or a small Experienced professional! Director room Contemporary that No appliances. No pets. to Classified every day news? Look fOr the many Repair? We Specialize In typist needs ot home work I „ Business Services offers full scole pleasure. Security. Call 646-2426 searching for some par­ bargain buys advertised Residential Work. Joseph NOTICE TO CREDITOna 023-01 weekdays 9 to 5. assignments. Please call! E S TA TE OF Plus a very nice 3 room ticular Item, vyill your ad In the classified columns Dumas. Fully Licensed. evenings/weekends 647- HELEN C. BRISSETTE, Inlaw suite. Both sur­ be there? 643-2711. today. Free Estimates. 646-5253. 9094. 2 bedroom Townhouse. o/k/O H ELEN O. REPUBLICAN CAUCUS rounded by 8 acres of fruit BRISSETTE, Late of Republican electors of the trees, bushes, and wind Modern bath and kitchen. Manchester, Deceased Town of Bolton ore hereby swept meadow. Some­ Parking for 2 cars. $550 The Hon. William E. Fitz­ notified that there will be a thing special. Blanchard per month. Heat and utili­ Gerald, Judge, of the Court caucus In the meeting room of Probote, District ot Man­ of Bentley Memorial Library 8i Rossetto Reoltors,"We ties not Included. No pets. chester at a hearing held on One year lease plus secur­ T V /8 T E R E 0 / P E T 8 A N D on Tuesday, January 20,1997 Guarantee Our Houses", Merchandise MISCELLANEOUS Jonuory 13, |»S7 orderedthat at 7:00 p.m., for the purpose 646-2482.0 ity. 6494J795 or 643-2283, APPLIANGE8 8U P P LIE 8 FOR SALE all claims must be presented of selecting party-endorsed ask for Rick. to the fiduciary on or before candidates for municipal oF April 16,19S7 or be barred as flees to be voted on at the Manchester New Listing! Refrigerator - 2 door, 16 by low provided. May 4, 1907 election, and to Affordable 6 room Cape, 3 Tw o bedroom, heat, hot cubic feet. Manual de­ Lamps $5.00 each. Call water, parking, air condi­ iTnANTIQUES/ 649-9S40.O Johanna M. Bruder, transact such other business bedrooms, dining room, frost. $25.00. 643-2809.0 .... . Assistant Clerk as may properly come before full basement, nice lot, tioned. $480 per month. |i£|C0LLECTIBLE8 The fiduciary Is; sold caucus. Free to a good home! Marlello S. Luglnbuhl convenient location. Call after 6pm. 528-6616. Electric hot water heater - original Nazi SS Sturm- IMark Johnson, Siamese cat, neutered. Fuhrer collar tabs "Spie­ 150 Hurburt Road Price to sell at $97,900. Oak commode with towel sixty gallon with relief Coll after 6pm 647-7441. Tolland, CT 06064 Chairman Four room apartment, gel" $25.00. Call 649-3581.0 Republican Keith Real Estate. 646- bar. $250. Coll 647-1805 valve. Excellent condi­ 026-01 4126. heat, garage and applian­ offer 6pm. tion. $75.00 call 643-5224. □ Town Committee ces. $500. Professional or Franklin stove - very good 011-01 retired couple preferred. Abandoned on my door condition. $ 9 5 .0 0 . Call 643- Manchester - 7 room Co­ DO A TW O-W AY favor ... Refrigerator - compact step. Cots/klttens, some 5 lonial In nice area. 3 643-9664. 4840.O CARS table model with freezer Court of Probate, District of get extra cosh for yourself fixed, need a good home bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, and moke it possible for section. Ice tray. Excel­ FOR SALE Manchester Manchester-available to adopt today. 232-1393 or Carpenter steel tool box - NOTICE OF NEARING wall to wall carpet, gas someone else to enjoy lent condition. Perfect for 242-6522. February 1st. 5 room du­ like new. $30.00. 32 Inches 1981 Volkswcgon Rabbit ESTATE OF CLARENCE J. furance, 3 zone heat, fire­ those golf clubs you never dorm. $55.00. Call 649 BURKE, a/k/a CLARENCE place, garage. Call 647- plex, 2 or 3 bedrooms, 7625.0 long. Call 649-6151.0 white, automatic. Very appliances, washer/dryer use. Sell them with o wont Abandoned dogs/pup- M.BURKE, DECEASED 8105 after 6 pm, weekends, od. ples. Vet checked, some good condition. Asking Pursuant to an order of Hon. 9 to 5. $128,900. hookups. $540 plus utili­ Refrigerator - top freezer Tecomshe 6HP gas en­ $2000. 646-3914. William E. FitzGerald, ties. Security reaulred. fixed, some house broken, gine. Horizontal shaft Judge, dated December 30, A m ana ESR-18, 1975. need good homes. 243-0896 19M a hearing will be held on Call 643-8147 aftei i-^m. Good operating condi­ complete. $75.00. Call 643- 1982 Mercury Capri - 2 or 623-8408. 1938 anytlme.o an application praying for tion. White, energy effi­ door, automatic, 6 cy­ authority to sell certain real MORTOABES IGLOTHINO El cient. $99.00.call 649-3836.0 Adopt-Doberman mixed linder, loaded. 48,000. Call property situated In the CONDOMINIUMS Large Doll -1950, for sale. Town of Manchester, County pup. A'h month old from 649-4735 after 4 pm. FOR RENT Tw o ladles cloth coots. pioneer Dolby cassette 2 year old size. $30.00. Call of Hartford os In said appli­ Bolton Dog Pound. Des­ 643-7534.0 cation on tile more felly Block, beige with fur col­ deck - three years old. perately needs home! 646- 1965 Dodge Dart - for sole. appears, at the Court of Pro­ Runs good. $99.00 or best HOMEOWNERS Manchester - New end lars. Good condition. Ask­ Excellent condition for vOOT. bata on February 10, 1987 ot □ offer. For more Informa­ 2:00 P.M. MORTGAGE unit condominium. 2 bed­ ing $35.00 each. Call 649- home component sys­ W ANTED TO room ,! 1/2 both, loft, 2 cor 1433.0 tem.$45.00 742-0175 tion call 742-6016.a Mary Lou Taylor, anytlme.o Your assurance of quick OUY/TRADE 025-01 Clerk COMPANY” garage, central air. $730/month plus utilities. Boots - women's brown response when you adver­ 1975 Chevy Vega • good for WE GIVE ANSW ERS tise In Classified Is .that IN SECONDS. 872-9270. western Zodiac. Size 6 - Sears 10 Inch television - Wanted-Old wicker baby parts. Rebuilt automatic 61/2. New. $25.00. Coll with rabbit ears. Good our readers are ready to bassinet with big wooden transmission. $99.00 or CARS Manchester-Unlaue adult 643-0491.0 condition. Hardly used. buy when they turn to the wheels. Call 647-1805 after best offer. Call 646-6828 FDR SALE ON little ads. 643-2711. after 5:00.o complex. 1 bedroom, $500 Call 649-0173. $40.00.o 6pm. SECOND MORTGAGES, per month. 2 bedroom, Designer original­ 1974 Plymouth, 6 cylinder, WE PROVIDE: $650 month Includes ap­ wedding gown and veil. Toyota Celica - G T 1976, 5 MISCELLANEOUS speed. Excellent running 4 door, automatic, 86,000. ■ Decisions in 24 hours. pllanced kitchen, pool, Size 15. Value $2500. Never MAGHINERY Automotive worn, must sell $850. Gray condition. Some rust. Best offer. 646-1395 offer ■ Closings in 48 hours. sauna, game room exer­ FOR SALE 5pm.______cise room, balconies, and and rose gown. Size 20. I a n d t o o l s $250.00 or best offer. 643- ■ N o application fees — more.649^55. $120. Alterations Included. 1901 evenings. no obligation. Bobby Mac - child's car 646-0236.O Mechanics tools for sole. □ CARS IgniRUMS/VANS

■ Customized loans to South Wlndsor-2 bedroom Call after 5 pm. Ask for seat; Infant through FOR SALE Datsun 1980 '210' wagon - 5 FDR SALE Wedding gown, tags still toddler. Very good condi­ speed manual, AM /FM suit individual needs. Townhouse, Westage Don 643-7379. attached. Never worn. tion, $10.00. 6491847.0 radio, good running con­ CALL Condos. V/2 baths, fully 1970 Mustang-Body res­ 1974 Ford Van, good condi­ appllanced kitchen, Bridal original. Medium. dition. $1500. or best offer. 1-800-235-LENO FUEL OIL/GOAL/ Bov's black hockey tored 351 motor with head­ 643-5798 evenings. tion. $1500 or best offer. washer, dryer hookups In Matching veil. $350. 646- ers. Beautiful car but 961 Main Street 0795 leave message. skates. Size 2. Worn twice. 875-6344.0 Bridgeport. C T 06601 private basement. Central I FIREWOOD needs transmission and air, pool, tennis, heat and $12.00. Call 643-7919 oftet Chervrolet Malibu - '71, 4 4:30.0 little other work. Many a subsidiary of Citytrust hot water Included In rent. extras parts, best offer. door, 307 engine, auto­ IMISCELLANEDUS Firewood; cut, spilt and matic transmission, all Small pet acceptable. $750 delivered. All seasoned 646-8607. Iautdmdtive plus security. Available FURNITURE Book case - set of encyc­ new brakes. Running con­ El hardwood from a quality lopedias. Good condition. Immediately. 649-0795. dition. $99.00. Call 649- REAL ESTATE dealer. Northeast Log­ $30.00. Call 6 4 6 ^5 .0 After-Christmas special: 5033.O P165/80B13 Tires - Sofa, Earth tones $300, ging. "Wood Is our only WANTED Manchester-New 2 bed; 1976 Jeep CJ-7. Real good mounted on 4 hole rims. Harvest table with 4 business". 742-9168. shape, no rust. Three room townhouse, 1 ences and security deposit 6 p.m. peted, with huge cedar cellent condition. Comfor­ reaulred. February 1 oc­ closet. Near buses, Par- table. $60.00.643-2041 after FREE CLASSIRED ADS cupancy. Call 643-1580 6 pm. o kade. 6490102 [ recreational evenings. To all Herald Readers whe have something to sell for Small entertainment cen­ { e q u ip m e n t 2 1 APARTMENT8 ter - for stereo compo­ *99 or less. We will run your ad for 7 days — FREEI 7 FOR RENT STORE AND nents. Good condition. Skis - 185-CM, fiber gloss. OFFIGE SPACE Holds speakers, turnta­ Fury 550", "Solomon" ble, receiver, deck. $20.00. Step-In bindings In excel­ Manchester-2nd floor, 2 n il out ooupon (on* word 742-0175.O lent condition. $50.00. Call bedroom, heat and ap­ Main Street - Watkins 649-1794.D par BpaoB) and mall or pliances. No pets. $550 center. Professional of­ bring to tba Manobaatar Remodeling : Large plus security. Call 646- fice space, 2 offices and couch and matching Harald Offloa, IB Bralnard 3979. reception area. New, chair. Has to be removed. BOATS/MARINE Plaoa. Ideal location and park­ Your offer. Call 6495755. EQUIPMENT Manchester - 5 room, 2 ing. Call 647-1662, Bob Claarty atata Ram and prioa bedroom, 1st floor. Ap­ Vonderkall. In ad. Ona Ram only par 1 pliances, wall-to-wall car­ ITV/8TERE0/ 16 foot Mod River canoe, paddles Included. Used ad. No paL tag aalie, or I peting, full basement, Manchester - dynamic of­ APPLMNGES washer and dryer hook fice space. 200 sauare feet four times. Excellent con­ oommarelal adu aooaplad. I Nama__ Phono ups, garage; on bus line. and op. Vacancy. Reaso­ dition. $no. Please call \ No utilities. 1 month secur- nable with many emenl- Mognovox - color 19 Inch 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- Addfoaa. IN deposit. $ 575. 6496245 tles. Call Klernan Realty, T V . Needs little work. 9946 8 : » - 5:30. Ask for I otter 5 pm. Inc., 6491147. $99.00. Call 643-7534.0 Bob.