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HOMES APARTMENTS FUa OIL/COAL/ CARS FOR SALE t FOR SALE FOR RENT FIREWOOD BUSWESS SERVICE DIRECnmY TH IS Spacious newly re­ MANCHESTER. Out­ FIREWOOD SALE D O DG E Dart Sport 1975.6 decorated 7 plus room standing 7 room, 3 bed­ cylinder, 4 speed, re­ room apartment In AA *49 par oord, 0 ft, langths. MttCELLANEOUS Raised Ranch In South graan, dallvarad, 4 cord cent restoration. $1200. CM PENTRY/ i S S i r m m j Windsor Is located on a zone. Ail new wall to minimum. MC/VISA 649-8474. CMLDCME 3 3 REMODELIM |»SJ PAPERING m SERVICES quiet cul-de-sac. Ideal wall carpeting. Bentley iirn FIrowood tor families. This home School District. No istrlbutors features a formal din­ pets. References and m i mWKES TREE SERVICE ing room, fireplace, security. $750 monthly 830-0050 Sell Your Car KAREN’S DAY CARE Bucket, truck A chipper. hardwood floors, walk plus utilities. 649-4003. IMNCHtSm - UCCNaCD. TH0*UIS“ *S™' PAINTING Stump removal. Free out family room and MANCHESTER. Excel­ WRlw RiieM. OpMlng* fe rlh it- o Roofing lnl»rtor 8p9oMM$ eatimatas. Special many other features! lent 3 '6 room apart- R n RECREATIONAL » 1 5 •nUnd 1 ehHd agM 9-4. fulHtm*. a 8Mlng, Rae Rooms consideration for elderly Ask us about gattlno a ment, stove, Pride taken In every )ob I S J EQUIPMENT 4 Lines — 10 Days Hi m part tlma opanlngt also. I a Replacainent Doors t Windows and handicapped. mortgage at 7’/: per­ refrigerator. No pets. provMa biaakfast luneh and we dol Quality la our 500 charge each addi­ a SkyUghts. Attic Fans cent Interest rate. This References and secur­ W E IG H T lifting bench anaokt. 6 47-75 53 home Is being offered tional line, per day. You a RaiMlrs t Demolitions main concern. ity. $450 monthly plus and weights. Good con­ PHONE! e47-0SM at $172,500. An excel­ utilities. 649-4003. can cancel at any time. Tuesday, Dec. 1,1987 30 Cents * f5% $0nlor CItIztn REASONABLE RATES dition. $60. Call 742- Olieount * lent buyl ReoltyWorld- MANCHESTER. 4 room 0205. SORRY. We cater to the Frechette-Benolt. 646- Fraa Writtvt Eiilmalti RADON TESTING apartment, 1st floor, NO REFUNDS OR home owner. 7709.O______QusIHy srork backed by a Best time to test/ stove, refrigerator. No PETS AND ADJUSTMENTS B00KKEEPW6/ Customer SalWactlon FREE ESTIMATES LOVELY,oversized 4 pets. References and SUPPLIES MCOMET/n Quaranlse Reasonable Rates .bedroom Cape with security. $400 plus utili­ CALL HERALD Cox Cable increases rate 8.7 percent on Jan. 1 Fully Insured Call Now - Manchester beautiful large, fenced ties. 649-4003. Radon Tasting Sorvice Year old Male cot. 6 4 3 -6 7 7 4 In rear yard. Owners 645-8259 649-9 3 72 _ have made many Im­ Black and white, neu­ CLASSIFIED By Andrew YurkovskY visions. Their monthly rate will rise morning. Authority In 1989. A hearing was ces to have its franchise renewed. decides whether to renew a BARBARA RAY provements Including HOMES tered, alt shots. Free to Manchester Herald from the present $13.45 to $14.75 on Turner did not rule out the held in October, and another Is franchise. “ It may be an issue, but we don’t * BOOKKEEPING newer roof. Covered FOR RENT good home with no 643-2711 possibility of future rate increases scheduled Dec. 17. Besides Man­ children. House Jan. 1. know until that happens. Hopefully SERVICES Winter Is Here! deck and patio, full Manchester residents will be Cox Cable last raised its basic within the next year. chester, Co!i Cable Greater Hart­ Service rates are not a considera­ Bookkeaping for imall length ot house. This MANCHESTER. 6 room broken. Coll after 6pm. it won’t affect anything,” Turner ABSOLUTE teem ptowlBS stW avallaMa. 649-5513. paying more for cable television service rate a year ago, by 5.8 The latest Increase may mean ford serves Glastonbury, Newing­ said. tion, Blood said. £5* Ipislneiief, iacluding payroll home located In East homeonbusllne. Avail­ service starting Jan. 1. ton, Rocky Hill, South Windsor and ' and quarterly taxes. FLOOMNS Ceanaerclal / ResideaUal Hartford, must be percent. A news release from the that some present subscribers will PAINTING CO. able Jonurorv 1. $700. Wethersfield. Since the beginning of this year, Cable subscribers in Andover and ReltaMall seen! It Is not o drive No pets. Coll between 3 Cox enable Greater Hartford, company attributed the latest rise decide to drop their cable service, 649-3:81 Quaranteed quality work. FLOOR Sanding. Floors MISCELLANEOUS CLYDE which serves 13,734 subscribers in to higher staff and programming but Turner could not provide any the PUCA has had no authority to Bolton, who are served by United Can S.R. BLANCHARD, by, and It Is a pleasure 8, 8pm. 646-0000. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. Raferencee. Free Eatlmatea. like new. Specializing to show ! $149,900. FOR SALE Manchester, is increasing its costs, as well as increased copy­ specific figures on how many are Turner said Cox does not need set fees for cable franchises. ‘Toni Cable Television Corp. of Connecti­ Inexpenalve. Call Doug 3 Bedroom house tor rent, In older floors, natural INC. at 228-0398 Strono Real Estate. R O U T E 83, V E R N O N monthiy basic service rate from right fees. expected to do m . approval from the PUCA for rate Blood, a spokeswoman for the state cut, had their basic service in­ or stained. No waxing. newly remodeled. Am- 236 -1472 647-7653.D T E E Shirt transfers. Ap­ 82 Cantury ooup« •6195 $14.95 to $16.25. The increase The rate increase applies to only "W e hope that no one would increases, but the company does Department of Public Utility Con­ crease this month from $13.95 to CM iram tY/ John Verfallle. 646- ston Lake, double lot. proximately 3000, also 83 Cavalllar wagon •4495 amounts to $1.30 per month, or 8.7 basic service and will have noeffect drop,” she said. have to inform the agency that an trol, said that quality of service and $15.95, said service representative 5750. WARRICK BROTIffiRS Deck, wall to wall car­ 50 to 100k numerals and TREE REMOVAL peting. FIreploce, S3 Chavatta 2 w. •4995 percent. on optional services such as movie The franchise held by Cox Cable increase is planned. She said she the ability to meet the future needs Kathy Griffin. That rate applies to letters tor shirts, cops, both cable-ready and not-cable- MISCELLANEOUS Leal raking, garagtt S attics L0T8/LAND quiet neighborhood. etc. Best otter. 649-3642 83 Cantury 4 dr. •6995 The same increase wiii affect channels, Frances Turner, a mar­ Greater Hartford is up for renewal was not sure how the latest rate of the franchise area are among PAMTINS/. claanad, anow ramoval. Sanlor Security and referen­ issues considered when the PUCA ready television. CMPSNIIIVA i f S n i ...... ,, SERVICES FOR SALE otter 5:30pm.n______S3 BonnavMla a dr. •6995 subscribers with cabie-ready teie- keting manager for Cox, said this by the state Public Utilities Control increase would affect Cox’s chan­ ISJ p a p e i h n s * Cltlzan Oltcounta. Irae aatl- ces required. Available •6995 REIMREUIM iERVICES mataa. Fall ralaa. lOyaaraaxparl. In December. $900 per H E A L TH Club Member­ 53 Ragal a dr. L E V E L , Cleored lots, city OompMe home rapeirs and re- ODD lobs. Trucking. anca. Call ahar 6 PM. month. 537-4383. ship for sale. Lifetime 54 Oldt Clara a dr. •7795 modaime. We apeelaiba ki bath­ Home repairs. You sewer, city water. 27- membership to Court 84 Camaro ooupa •6495 rooms and kNcnana. Smak scale 848-8360_____ 30,000 square feet. Nor­ commewlal work. RegMsred. In- name It. we do It. Free House One, Manches­ 84 Pontiac Tra m Am •10,795 estimates. Insured. 643- theast Manchester. STORE AND ter tor $100 regularly Fires by suredi relsteness. •10,195 WALLPAPERING 0304.______647-0246. OFFICE SPACE $200. Gall Anita at 643- 85 Chav. Aatro Vttt 85 Chavy Caprica 4 dr •8495 N o ‘moment • S B E liS TREES ond^AINTING EXCAVATING Bulldozer Trimmtd A Ramovad - 2711. MANCHESTER. Prime 88 Nova 4 dr. ° •8495 Insured — Refarencaa and Backhoe services. Foil A WIntar Cltonup - 196 J INVESTMENT ONE OF THE nicesi Light grading. Stone Seosonad FIrtwood downtown profes­ Classified ods serve the 86 Camaro Z28 •13,995 children things about want ads Is Merty Beltwen - *4f-4431 and stump removal. Dallvtry Available - I " I PROPERTY sional office condomi­ people today ... lust as 87 Spectrum 4 dr. •8495 Snow Plowing their low cost. Another Is Prompt Service at nium tor sole or leose. they have since our coun­ 87 Chavatta 2 dr. •5495 eeryBdNsli.MS.flSl BRAND New listing! 1,000 square feet. Boyle try's beginning. Read and ttMir quick action. T ry a reasonable .rotes. Call CALL SBS 849-0862 wont od today t ______John. 456-7009.______Long time owners have Real Estate. 649-4800. use them regularly. 643- of silence,’ beautifully maintained 2711. 872-9111 targeted this exceptlQpal 4 fam­ ily apartmMt building ROOMMATES, In M anchester. 4-3 WANTED WANTED TO B y NancY Concelman TOWN OF MANCHHSTIR LIOUDR PERMIT LIOAL NOTICH NOTICE OF APPLICATION room apartments, all N Manchester Herald LBOAL NOTICn BUY/TRADE SCRANTON • separate utilities, com­ MANCHESTER. Room­ CHRYSLER ■ PLYMOUTH Manchester Memertol Hos­ This Is to give notice that I, court rules The Plonning and Zoning Commitilon will hold o public plete with kitchen ap­ mate needed to fill 3rd Town of Manchester fire officials pital Inviles bids for eem- R O BER T E. BROWN of 175 OLD and new furniture, ROUTE 83. VERNON haorlno on Monday. Doeambtr 7. 19S7 at 7:00 P.M . In the TIMROO ROAD, MANCHES­ pliances and laundry space In o spacious 3 are using a state program to curb Haorlno Room. Lincoln Canter. 494 Main Streat, Monchas- merclol, casualty and pro­ facilities, newer vinyl bedroom opartment lo­ household items and WASHINGTON (AP) - The former state Senate president, perty cevaropas for Incep­ TER, CT 06040 hove filed on glassware. Will pay 82 VOYAGER an unusually high number of fires tar. CT to hear and contidar the following petitions; application placarded NO­ siding and iurnaces. cated In very pretty pressed the appeal. tion on February 1,1900. 0 cosh. 646-8496. ,M.00OmlMI started by children. Supreme Court today refused to let ROBIRT MBLSNDY • RBtUSDIVISON - 7U VIRNON V E M B ER 16, 19S7 with the Coll for thdr figures! and quiet neighbor­ New Jersey provide daily moments Writing for the court, Justice STRUT (M-M) - Application under the Manchester Sub­ Monchtsler Memorial. Hos­ Department of Liquor Con­ 78 MONTE CARLO The town last year was rated high pital Intends to screen brok­ $230,000. Jackson 8, hood. Large bedroom, of silence for public school Sandra Day O’Connor said the division Regulations to permit o rasubdl vision of o porctl of trol a G R O CER Y BEER for Jackson Real Estate. 60.000 m«Mr on a list of communities ranked by land conslttlng of opproxlmotalv 4.7 acres and Identified os ers for quollflcatloiM to par­ tha sole of alcoholic liquor on huge dining room, liv­ students. appeal by Karcher and Oi'echio tic ip le In the dompalltlve 647-8400.a ing room and kitchen, Automotive 84 MONTE CARLO *5.995 the number of fires started by 736 Vernon Street. the premises 352 MAIN The justices, without deciding the must be dismissed because they no Md. ' STREET, MANCHESTER, front and bock porch. 84 6000 SE 'SOOS children, Deputy Fire Chief Rudy NORTHRAST DRVHLOFRRS CORF. • ZONR CHANOR - constitutionality of state laws auth­ longer represent the state legisla­ FLANNHD RRtlOHNCR DIVRLOFMRNT AND FRRLIMI- Theaa IntarasM should con­ C T 06040. The business will be $275 per month plus 1/3 84 EAGLE 4x4 LTD •6,595 Kissman said today. Overall, such NARY ORVRLOFMRNT FLAN • WOODLAND AND tact Richard FTWerkowskI, owned by ROBERT E. orizing moments of silence, un­ ture’s leadership. Controller, Manchester ^ M O R T G A G E S utilities. 649-9639. fires caused $1.6 million in dam­ CHAFRL STR R R Tt (N-16) - Application to change the zon­ BROWN of 175 TIMROD CARS 87 DODGE DAKOTA PU animously ruled that New Jersey "Their appeal presents the ques­ ing district closilflcatlon from Residence B to Planned Rtsl- Memorial HotpHol, to obtain ROAD, MANCHESTER, CT ages statewide last year, state o auallflcotlons questlon- 2 tofw, 16 tfw loytl Viegislators who sought to press the tion whether public officials who dance Devalopmant under Article II. Section 7 for o parcel of 06040 and will be conducted FOR SALE Supor SaHno* and Oa% rinanaMg officials said. land contlthns of opproxlmatlev 3.44 acres and Identified os nolra no later than December bv ROBERT E. BROWN OS controversy in court no longer have have participated in a' lawsuit 4,1907. NO PAYMENTS But the Town Fire Department, 4SV. 47V. 49 and o portion of 39 Woodland Street and 16V and permittee. Morchandlse 67 DODQE 4x4 pu. moo solely in their official capacities Tmek. 270 AMmI working with other town organiza- the proper legal standing. 30V C h o ^ Street. MANCHESTER Up to 2 vaars. Kiss your fi­ I ROC 2201987.4,000 miles. H«H Panoy. Ptnoy *10,vv5 .,,$«ley’*..4eeitioa w. linny appeal an advene judgment MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ROBERT E. BROWN nancial dlfflcultlas goodbye. ttdkllE^HMns to change4iaL Usings DARRRLL CHALOUT - SFRCIAL RXCRFTION - CHAPEL 71 Haynes Street Doted I9th, November, 19S7. T-top, phone hook-up, 87 DODQE RAM 50 P.U. ruling that the New Jersey law after they have left office," O’ Con­ ROAD AND BURNHAM STRRRT (C-M) - Application under 036-11 Avoid foraclotura, catch up program called "Firehawks." Manchester, C T 06040 . on Iota payments such os first I HOLIDAY/ loaded! Factory war­ Only NO mliM. Hug* Savingi violates the constitutionally re­ nor said. "W e hold that they may Article 11. Section 16 to permit the development of o site that 646-1333 ■nd I.Mfinandno created by the state Commission on It In excetf of four (4) acres and raoulras more than ilxtv' or second mortoaoa or even SEASONAL ranty. Pristine condi­ quired separation of church and not." 060-11 87 DAKOTA 4x4 pu . ^ Fire Prevention and Control, Man­ (60) porklno spaces and Is Identified os 300V Chapel Rood. outstanding credit card bills. tion. $14,500 or best state by impermissibly encourag­ Karcher and Orechio ^are still otter. Phone John 526- 4M0mL |.t% RN. $AVE chester firefighters can become LASHR OAMRS OF HARTFORD • SFRCIAL RXCRFTION - Keep vour home free and ATTENTION Wholesal­ ing organized prayer sessions. legislators but, as Democrats, are MIDDLR TURNFIKR RAST AND VRRNON STRRRT (L-41) - clear without Mens and ot- 3072 anytlme.c 87 LeBARON QTS xmo. "big brothers" to children who set HOMES ers. Christmas trees Ak. UK* N«« 10X mHM *9,795 But the court said nothing about no longer in leadership posts. Application under Arhcla II. Section 9.1S.01 to permit Indoor tachmenes. Bod credit or PONTIAC Sunbird 1979. 4 fires, said Kissman. coordinator of recremien octlvltlaa (Plover active theatre Use Group A-3) FDR SALE tor sole (Approxi­ 87 DODQE ARIES 4*. ^995 the validity of laws in other states In other action today, the court: HOMES late payment not a problem. mately 450). White and speed, new tires, sun­ the program at the Town Fire under the trod# noma Loser Quest on o parcel of land Identi­ 87 DODQE CARAVAN *SE' that, like New Jersey law, provide • Dealt environmentalists a se­ fied at S07 Middle Turnpike East. FOR SALE Blue Spruce. Coll for roof, reliable. Ideal 2nd Department. Swls$ Conservotive Woody ■■ MM oquipmowt for moments of silence in public vere blow, ruling that only govern­ At this heoring Interested parsons may be heard and written BRAND New. Manches­ details otter 6pm. 644- cor. $500. 455-9781. 5- and a lew prtoal lt% finanoing Manchester has had the program ter. Contemporary ■ G r o u p schools without mentioning the ment regulators may sue Industrial communications received. Copies of these petitions a rt on 2824. 9pm .D ee LeBARON Comt •9,995 since February. Kissman said. To flit In the Tow n Clark's Office and may be Inspected during MANCHESTER. Your ready to be moved Into. word "prayer.” polluters for past violations of the seorch Is over! This Is 1-454-4404 or PLYMOUTH Volare make people aware of it. a hot-air normal otflea hours. Open floor plan In­ 86 LeBARON 2 *.. The law, previously invalidated federal Clean Water Act. the home you hove 1-454-1336 wagon 1977. Auto- Aulo. Mr, AOtha toya. *0,990 balloon launch is scheduled for 8 PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION cludes 3 bedrooms, by a federal appeals court, said The 8-0 decision said private LEO KWASH, SECRETARY been looking for. Spar­ motlc, power sterrlng, 66 CHY. QTS Tuito. a.m. Thursday in (Tiarter Oak Park 12x18 living room, din­ FURNITURE high mileage, 1 owner. Auto. Air.Panoy whaaia. .. < students may use the silent mo­ citizens and environmental groups Doted Of Manchester. CT this 30th day of November, 19(7. kling 3 bedroom full ing room and com­ Super Sharp. 1»( mNaa '8.695 or at Manchester High School, dorm ered Cope In Well maintained, runs ments '"fo r quiet and private are empowered to sue only when 057-11 pletely appllanced kit­ D E S P E R A TE L Y Seeking depending on the wind direction. South Forms. Formol RBntals well, some rust. $950 or 86 DODGE CHARGER contemplation or introspection." they can show that the pollution is chen, 2 full baths, 2 car to sell solid Maple cof­ Auto. Suoar OonO. Kissman said. A seminar featuring dining room, family best offer. 646-2585. 20K ml *6,Z90 About half the states have similar continuing on a steady or intermit­ garage, vinyl siding. fee and end table set. A speakers on the program from NOTICE TO CREDITORS PUBLIC HBARINO room warmed by a $177,900. D.W . Fish FORD Mustang 1979. 2 85 MUSTANG 20k ml *4.995 moment-of-silence laws. Most, like tent basis. E S T A T E O F fantastic bargain at $35 Southington and Wallingford, will TOWN OF BOLTON fireplace, enclosed Realty. 643-1591 .□ APARTMENTS tor the set, or $25 for the door. Good running 85 VOYAGER si New Jersey’s, do not mention • Narrowed the power of federal BARBARA J. WARE porch, attached gar­ also be held Thursday. Hon. David C. Roppe, FOR RENT coffee table, $15 tor the condition. 646-0349. 7 paaa. Mr I mora *6,490 "prayer” specifically. judges to overrule labor arbitra­ The The Zonlno Board of Appeals age. $199,900. Century- MANCHESTER. Immac­ Judge, of the Court el Pro- will hold o Public Haorlno on end table. A perfect gift Coll after 3:30pm. 85 CUTLASS SUPREME The program, for children of ail tors’ decisions deemed to be bote. District of Coventry at 21 Epstein Realty. 647- ulate 3 bedroom Ranch Brougham 2 Dr. AT, Mr. TVt, But the 3rd ITS. Circuit Court of Oecambar 3 ,19T ot 7:00 PM with fireplaced living MANCHESTER. Large 1 for the holidays! Give CHEVY Cavallar CS1985. ages, helps identify fire setters and o haorlno held on November at tha Tow n Hall to hear the 8895.D______orulaa. eoiaar awrythkig. Appeals ruled that the New Jersey against public policy. 24, 1907 ordered that oil room, dining room bedroom apartment, me a coll after 5:30pm 4 door, great features. *6.295 : evaluate them to determine if they The decision apparently will following appeal; MANCHESTER. Enloy 22.000 miles. Mint con­ Legislature had intended to pro­ claims must be presented to with built In china ca­ 3rd floor. Stove and at 742-5918. 83 MUSTANG Paaibaek. are just curious or if they may have force a Monroe, La., business to the fiduciary on or before Fe­ Thomas and MIchalle completely! Don't set­ dition. $5895 negotia­ Vt. Aulo. Ak. Bright mote organized school prayer when Ougnockl of 126 Brandy binets, 12x20 1st floor refrigerator. Available Bad. WOWI Sharpi '4.995 a problem, said Cynthia Colton- reinstate, with back pay, a heavy bruary 34, 1901 or be barred tle for o condominium December 1. No pets. ble. 646-8335. it passed the law in 1982. os by low provided. St. for o setback variance family room with bay Reichler. public information of­ Divid Kooi/MinchMtgr Herald machinerjL^pe'rator accused of to divide o lot. when on ottofhed 3 window overlooking $425 per month plus ROOD THINGS PLYMOUTH Horizon The New Jersey Legislature Bertha E. Roppe, bedroom Colonial with ficer for the state commission. initially chose to defend the smoking marijuana during work­ < Clerk 03F11 private yard and a security and utilities. TO EAT 1981. 40,000 miles, 4 875-3311 Manchester is the fourth town in sliders to o lovely deck brand new kitchen with Strano Real Estate. door sedan, A/C. Ask­ Keeping It clean moment-of-silence law but, after ing hours. The fiduciary Is: In o desirable area Is Connecticut to adopt the program. Oovid I. Wore Cherry cabinets, ce­ 647-7653.______ing $1800 or best offer. Republicans took over its leader­ The Supreme Court In 1985 available. Spacious ramic tile and new Excellent condition. Firehawks is a place for ship, said it no longer wished to strongly reaffirmed its 1962 ban on Oabro Bradshaw EAST Hartford. 1 bed­ teachers, parents or anyone else Kevin Barnett of Manchester, manager his busiest season. He cleans about 170 1140 Main Street rooms, 1'/j baths, gar­ appliances, 1 car gar­ room. $435 monthly Michael’s Produce 649-6748. Call otter 3pm. pursue the case. organized prayer in public schools age. $159,900. Call for TAKE A LOOK vehicles each weekday and up to 300 on Coventry, C T 06331 age. $149,900. D.W. Fish plus utilities. On bus Fr»$h Fruit 8 Product concerned about children who have of the Auto Washette on Spruce Street, by outlawing daily moments of INSTRUCTION detolls. Century-21 Ep­ 24 Hr. Ph. T42-74a3-Hatna 742-3024 M AZDA 626,1981. 2 door, However, Alan Karcher, former 061-11 Realty. 643-1591.0 line. 568-1054.______5 speed, A M -FM ste­ set one or more fires or who may hoses down a car today before it enters weekends. speaker __pf the state General silence if students are encouraged stein Realty. 647-8895 n 40 Iba. Nativa Mact M 84 Chev Caprice play with matches or lighters to OLDIE but Goodie! Gra­ MANCHESTER. Availa­ reo. 75,000 miles. Greol Wgn. Loadad. Saiga *6495 the automatic car wash. He says this is Assembly, ahd Carmen Orechio, to pray during that time. MANCHESTER. Histori­ cious 6 room older so Iba. MIxad Nuta *6 shape Inside and out. 1 turn. If they believe there’s a ble Immediately. 3 bed­ 72 Ct. Naval Orangat *■ cal Cape. 10 rooms, 4 Colonial on East Cen­ room apartment. $650 owner. $2400 or best 82 Camaro problem, concerned parents or GUITAR LESSONS bathrooms, 2 full 00 Ct. Tangalo AT. PS. Ak •5695 HELP WANTED ter Street In Manches­ plus utilities. 649-8365. 30 Ct. Kiwi Fruit otter. Call 649-9616 at- teachers can contact the local fire taught by local profaaalonal. Tak­ baths, corner prop­ ter, Maintenance free 40 Ct. Orapatrult ter 5pm. Keedtrying. 83 RX7siMr.21K •6795 marshal, who can enroll the child in ing atudanta from baginnen on erty, 2 car garage. MANCHESTER. Quality in TEACHER AIDE. Port aluminum siding, 3 50 Iba. Chalt Potatoaa the Firehawks program. Reagan, on road to summit, campaigns for treaty up. <^M about HoNday Spacitl. Unfinished main level 2 bedroom, heat, hot VW Rabbit 1976. 2 door, time afternoons for bedrooms, walk up at­ Honay Dawt 0 or C i 84 Mazda RX7 In law apartment. 647- water and all applian­ automatic, clean. $700. Brorua •6695 Treatment in the program can be preschool program. tic, updated kitchen 40 Iba. Chlq. Bananas Jim Harkins ces Included, air condi­ 649-6279 evenings. as basic as having a firefighter Soviet history — temporary thaws Diploma and expe­ 0246.______2______with pantry, lovely 30 Dz. Mad. Egga 67 Merc Cougar WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ provide for “ effective verification” with other remarks designed to win that he’d “ never be afraid to walk tioning, quiet, on bus­ DODGE Corovan S E 1984. teach children about fire and its soon frozen over by the cold winds rience. Fold holidays 647-8553 NEW to matket. Man­ fireplace, spacious en­ 100 Ct. O'Anjou Paari $AVE dent Reagan left for Florida today including on-site inspections before support from his conservative away from a bad deal — on that line. Ideal for middle 64.000 miles. Excellent dangers. "They might just need a of oppression,” he said. and vocation. Apply chester. Charming, try foyer with nice wide aged and senior citi­ 100 Waah. Rad Dal. as he continued his campaign to win and during the reductions, and audience. point there is no negotiation." sunny 7 room full dor­ Dalivsr to Hartford and condition. Leased new 86 Honda Prelude fire safety talk," Kissman said. The president also said he plans Manchester Early oak staircase, full zens. $590/month. 247- support for a nuclear arms reduc­ short-notice inspections afterward. At the opening of Reagan and The president also took a swipe at Learning Center, >0 mered Cape In quiet basement complete East ol tha RIvar Caravan, must sell this Aulo. AT. AC. sn • H ,900 Children who may have a more to talk tough with Gorbachev about 5030.______Nundrtdk at Itaffld to ahoott tromi one. Best offer. 649- tion treaty with the Soviets. * In a speech designed to mute Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev’s Gorbachev’s policy of “ giasnost,” Waddell Rood, Man- family neighborhood. with a piano! $139,000. serious problem can be referred to Soviet military involvement in HOMES MANCHESTER. Large 2 0801. Reagan, walking from the Oval conservative criticism of the pact, three-day summit next week, they or openness in Soviet society, chester. 647-9659. Built In 1983. Home Is Jackson 8i Jackson ® "'"aTAT.'’pg,'!fc *3995 counseling agencies. Kissman feels calling it "a promise as yet Afghanistan, Nicaragua and FOR SALE nicely decorated and bedroom apartment, CHEVY Caprice Classic Office to his helicopter on the White Reagan also said the agreement are to sign an accord eliminating TEXAS on Company Real Estate. 647-8400.0 there's a definite need for the Angola. maintained. 1V6 baths, 1st floor, heat. $595 per CARS 1987 under 14,000 miles. House lawn, nodded when asked if will require the Soviets to eliminate intermediate-range nuclear mis­ .unfulfilled.’’ needs mature person GEE Wllllkers! This month. M9-8940.______•! 3 ,3 9 9 program here. " It ’s better to "Is it merely an effort to make All real estate advertised In 2 car garage and beau- charming property Is $11,500 negotiable. 644- he watched Soviet leader Mikhail four times as many weapons as the siles — the first pact to do away The president defended his arms for short trips sur­ FOR SALE prevent It,” he said. “ They can be the economy more productive, or rounding Manchester. the Manchester Herald Is tlful landscaping. lust waiting for new VERNON. Outstanding 2740 Gorbachev, who appeared Monday United States. with an entire class of atomic control pact with the Soviets by sublect to the Fair Housing 84 Chev Caprice ,e prosecuted as adults.” Contact customers. We $182,000. Sentry Real owners to enloy all Its condominium (Rve- Wgn..VS^Ak * 0 4 9 0 night in an interview on NBC-TV. Reagan planned to continue his weapons. will this first breath of openness arguing that he will insist on strict Act of I960, which mokes It Estote. 643-4060.g The Town Fire Department will train. Write N.G. Dick­ great features. 6 rooms tleld) 2 bedroom, fully The president did not elaborate promotion of the arms treaty today Reagan said Monday, however, Inspire peoples in the Soviet Union anti-cheating measures. Illegal to advertise any pref­ 87 Line Continental have a worker from the Community erson. President, erence, limitation or discrim­ MANCHESTER. Abso­ Including a 1st floor appllanced, much during an address to high school that he won’t be afraid to back away to demand real freedoms?” Rea­ LowMMaa $AVE on his impressions of Gorbachev’s Southwestern Petro­ ination bated on race, color, lutely pristine center bedroom I (3 bedrooms more. References, se­ Child Guidance Clinic Inc. availa­ if the Dec. 8-10 meeting goes awry. gan asked. The president also said he will not curity. No pets. $750 interview. seniors in Jacksonville, Fla. leum, Box 961005, Fort religion, sex or notional chimney Colonial In total). 2 full baths, C L Y 65 Nissan Stanza toxnc ble to evaluate children and help His remarks Monday to the " I ’ve waited six years to get an "Those of us who have lived bargain away his Strategic Defense Reagan said Monday that the origin, or on Intention to executi ve area of town. fireplace, spoclousdln- plus utilities. 649-4003. 4 Or. "6495 Worth, T X 76161. Kissman determine whether or not Heritage Foundation coupled assu­ agreement that is both reliable and through the last 70 years remember Initiative to obtain a follow-up moke any such preference, Recently redecorated, Ing room, country kit­ EAST Hartford. Newer 5 they have serious problems. That treaty he plans to sign during next PROGRAM Manager and limitation or discrimination. 86 Line. Town Car rances about the arms agreement verifiable," Reagan said, adding earlier moments of promise in treaty reducing strategic arms. Job Coaches sought by kitchen totally up­ chen with pantry, room, 3 bedroom ★ TODAY'S SPECIALS^ worker is currently training fire­ week’s superpower summit will The Herald will not know­ dated, with new coun­ apartment, stove, re- o supported w o rk ingly accept any advertise­ aluminum siding, front fighters on how to deal with these ters, new no wax floor and back porches and frlgerator, dls- ogonev. The memoger ment which Is In violation of 80 Ford Fiesta lorjnc children. If Kissman decides there and all appliances. 7 lots more. Priced at hwasher, wall to wall wua. 4IK should possess voca­ the low. CHEVROLETS CHEVROLETS is a problem, he can refer children SOUTHERN New Eng- rooms, 1'/> baths and $128,000. Jackson 8i carpet, 1st floor. No tional ossessment/or- 84 Mazda Pickup •4500 to youth services organizations for Dollar, stocks uneasy again lond closslfletd ods attached 2 car garage. Jackson Real gstate. pets. References and Economic Index falls gonlzatlonal skills and IM CHEW NOVA high energy. Job reach nearly 800,000 $234,900. Sentry Real 647-8400.O______security. $590 monthly 1IB7 CHEW tFCCTRUM int CHEW NOVA 4 OR Seden Auto . FS Blue counseling. Estote. 643-4060.O a D« *M*« BKi4 4 OR Ssdsri. $ Sgq WIMs AC. Chxb Ini. Bwckd '1 4 .2 9 9 WASHINGTON (AP) - The In addition, the September coaches (full or pert homes In Connecticut BRAND New Raised plus utilities. 649-4003. AC Chilli Ini Buctet $MU CknF >>M Buchsi Smis Snsm HaAe. 000 M4n trading at the First Albady Corp. 1000-M4rs IJOOOM4M. Bth OTTBOe NEW YORK (AP) - Central recovery to the stabilized dollar, figure, which originally had time) must be sensitive and Rhode Island. The MANCHESTER. Loaded Ranches located In a 6 Room Duplex. 1 car «lh IV7I14 One Ownes CMe C«> brokerage. “ We need something Index of Leading Indicators, sih ismiA *8496 bank intervention temporarily which had hit record lows Monday been reported as a 0.1 percent and effective with em­ price for o basic 25 with size and extras beautiful area of North garage, tool shed, good *8496 •6896 “ °2L2S*“ '9995 battered by the stock market ployees with special word od Is only $55 and and set on 3 acres close Coventry. 1900 square TODAY stanched a slide in the dollar today in reaction to waning confidence in s#lse” crash, fell 0.2 percent in Oc­ decline, was revised upward to location, near every­ J U.S. resolve to trim its massive needs. For further In­ will appear In 43 news­ to 1-84. Home Includes 5 feet of living area...7 thing. Call 649-7230. v>______MORIARTY and the bruised stock market partly The early behavior in U.S. stock tober, the Commerce Depart­ show no change at all. formation, write or coll papers. For more In­ large bedrooms high­ rooms, 2V6 baths In­ recovered, pushing the Dow Jones budget deficit. The stabilization trading was preceded by slight ment said today. It was the first In a second report today, the formation coll Classi­ lighted by the master MANCHESTER. Beauti­ was due largely to massive dollar the GCARC, 3466 Main cluding a master bath, ful 4 room In excellent Index industrial average up about 20 gains on the Tokyo stock market decline in nine months for the Commerce Department said fied, 643-2711 and ask with sitting room and fireplace, custom CAMAROS CAMAROS BROTHERS Street, Coventry, C T. area. Stove, refrigera­ points in early trading. buying by central banks in Japan and a mixed showing on the London government’s chief economic that construction spending in 74S-4315.______for detolls.D circular staircase. raised Birch cabinets, 301 Cantor 8t. 20 pagea, 2 sections and Western Europe. 16x20 floor to celling tor. No pets. Referen­ Wall Street’s best-known ba­ exchange. forecasting tool. October fell O.S percent to a HARDWARE Clerk. NEW TO MARKET. pull down attic stairs, ces. $650 Includes heat IBM CAMARO IMi CAMARO Z U Manchastar, C T Marble fireplaced liv­ gorgeous atrium door M r 1 VI. Aulo . FS Foerei WndOviX/ B Cfl. AtdO . FS. FB. S*>*< Cnprn Business_____ 9 Obituaries------10 rometer, wrenched down more But brokers said much of Wall Although much less destructive Still, the decrease was a seasonally adjusted annual rate' Good pay, benefits, Charming, tunny and hot woter. 649-4003. LoOS. Rod AC Rmi DH . Ombm. Ham Oe>. CM* kn . luati Seeit. ing room, dining room from dining room to Ctoth hn.. Butkei teen. ConeMt. (tvM Cans , Classified - 18-20 Opinion------6 than 76 points Monday in a selloff Street’s rebound was superficial than the 508-point plunge of Oct. 19, smaller setback than econo­ of $407.9 billion. It was the first room for odvonce- seven room full dor- CMdb. $toi«a Cm • 000 kMas |] 000 M4*e One Ownw Ciyds C«>' 643-5135 mered Cope In oulet and great kitchen. deck, separate kitchen MANCHESTER Newer Bth MIBM •ih mnm Comics_____ 17 People------18 reminiscent of the October crash, and the underlying concerns of Wall Street’s decline Monday was a mists had been expecting given decline since a 3.3 percent menf. Apply Conyers six room Duplex. V/i •13,986 Hordwore, 646-5707. family neighborhood. Lower level Is a super rear door, all thermo­ •11,286 Connecticut — 4 Sports------11-14 investors remained pervasive. jolting reminder that world finan­ the record 508-point drop in the March decrease and reflected spacious 4 room In-law baths, deck, full bose- moved from 1,833.55 to the 1,853 Built In 19n, home Is pane windows, burled J JTQUCK /VAN Focus______8 Television___ 16 “ There was no real buying and cial markets are awaiting a mas- Dow Jones Industrial average weakness in non-residentlal C O U N TE R Help needed apartment! 3 Iqrge oil tank plus a treed ment. Excellent loca­ 109 8 8 level in the first half hour of for busy 24 hour bak­ nicely decorated and l » Z | f o r RALE Local news__ 2-3 U.S./World — 5,7 trading. the volume was light," said Ronald Oct. 19. construction. lovingly maintained. decks, satellite an­ acre lot with stone tion. $650 monthly plus ery. Flexible days and tenna, 4<6 baths, 2 cor walls. Unsurpassed at utilities. Security. Lottery______2 Weather______2 Brokers attributed some of the B. Doran, head of institutional Please turn to page 10 hours. Full or port 116 baths, 2 cor garage r i v n e CHEVROLET Rl 03, V/ind50i Avc. 872-9111 DODGE Pick up 1978. and beoutlfull lands­ garage. Much more! $189,900. Blanchard 8. Available January 1st. time. Competitive $369,900. D .W . Fish 646-7693, 228-0865, 649- v L I wC BuiQK, INC. E«iTr.j,i u4 Runs wall. $12(X)or bast caping. Sentry Real Rossetto,' "W e're Sel­ otfar. 649-0477. wages and benefits. Realty. 643-1591 ling Houses" 646-2482.0 2074. Call Jane of 649-0140. Estate 643-4060.O MANCHESTER HERALD. Tueaday. Dec. 1, 19»7 — I t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Dec. 1, 1987 Directors to discuss pians Burr Comers to improve fire services V:.- the new paramedics’ truck, may be workshop Is the possibility of signs get OK By Andrtw Vurkovskv establishing a second paramedic Mdnchnter Herald Included in budget proposals for this coming year, DIRosa said. pnit for the town. At Its meeting and will probably be made of brick after the workshop, the Board of By Nancy Concelman The future of fire aervlces In and be lit with ground lights, said Buying a truck suited specifically Directors is scheduled to hear a Manchester Herald Manchester will be the topic of Alan Lamson of Frazier Lamson for paramedic service was one report on paramedic services by diocuiislon during a workshop of the Budlong Architects h Planners, suggestion made by the Democrats town Health Director Ronald The Zoning Board of Appeals town Board of Directors tonight at during the campaign before the Monday voted to approve a var­ which is redesigning the plaza. Kraatz. 7:80. November election. The truck now iance request that would allow four Lamson said the new signs will Mayor Peter P. DIRosa Jr. said used by the fire department Is large The report, prepared by the identification signs at the entrances ' match the proposed frontage on the today that upgrading the School and is not easily manuevered. town’s Emergency Medical Servi­ to the Burr Corners shopping center stores, to “ centralize” the image of Street firehouse and purchaUng a ces Council, recommends that the the project. Lamson represented DIRosa said the Democrats may at 1129 Tolland Turnpike. new truck for the town's paramedic town establish a sharpd paramedic Burr Corners Associates at last decide to call in an Independent But the four signs were approved crew are among changes the service with the town of South night’s hearing, held in the Lincoln consultant to determine changes in with the condition that no other Democratic majority on the board Windsor. The service would pro­ the service area for each fire m . free-standing signs be allowed in Center hearing room. Is considering. vide backup service for East But board member Harold Rein- station and the expansion of some of the future, because of board The workshop Is part of a look Into Hartford. members’ concerns that the devel­ horn was concerned that with the the stations. He said the School if the short-term and long-term needs Tonight’s workshop will take opers would want to put up larger smaller signs, the developer would of the Town of Manchester Fire Street station may have to be upgraded or moved farther place in the Lincoln Center hearing signs. want to add more free-standing Department, DIRosa said. room, before the board’s scheduled Under zoning regulations. 200 signs in the future. Lamson said the Some of the changes recom­ southward. .ta < 4 meeting. t u square feet of free-standing sign is developer would agree to any mended by the Democrats, such as Another issue to raised at the allowed. A variance was required conditions limiting future signs. because only one sign is permitted. Burr Corners was bought by Burr Corners Associates, whiph White Enterises Corp. of Farming- New housing for elderly bids owns the property, said the total ton Sept. 30 from a Florida size of the proposed four signs developer. White Enterprises plans to add about 50,000 square feet of New bids for the construction of done by town employees. The apartments, designed by would be 200 square feet or less. retail space for seven stores. housing for the elderly on town- Town voters approved a $1.3 Alan Lamson, East Hartford archi­ /VO Two existing free-standing signs, million bond issue for the apart­ tect, would be built on land deeded one for Caldor and the other biank. Lamson sad Monday that appli­ owned North Elm Street land will cations for the development of the David Kool/M tnohatlar I be opened about Dec. 16, according ments, which the town plans to to the town to house the elderly. The will be removed. additional 50,000 square feet should to Mayor Peter DIRosa. build and turn over to the Housing town must make use of It before The five to six-foot-high signs Money for music Authority of Manchester for July 1 or forfeit the land to the would identify the plaza by its new be submitted to the Planning and The only bid received at a bid American Cancer Society. name, "The Piaza Burr Corners,” Zoning Commission next week. opening Sept. 9 was rejected management. C. Sumner Roberts, of Manchester, soon to get a boost from now equipment because it was more than $400,000 retired employee of Exxon Company, purchased for the band shell’s sound over the construction budget of Assumption honor roll and Richard R. Lauzier, president of system. A gift of $1,000 was given to the 155,000. Air conditioning band shell from the oil company’s U.S. A. The specifications then called for First marking period honors ORADK 7 Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell A honors Corporation, stand beside a speaker Involvement Fund building 24 apartments in eight have been announced at Assump­ Bridget .Botticello, Katherine Hart­ buildings. DIRosa said that when tion Junior High School. nett and Michele Levesque. J l new bids are taken there will be B honors request rejected Stacy Cota, Julie Godbout and Mary- alternates for the construction of 20 ORADK 4 A aoners Clalre Golub. noise. units, 22 units, and 24 units. Rsglntld Plnto/MsnchMtsr Herald The Zoning Board of Appeals A bou t Tow n Donlellt Abron, Daniel Caranoelo, Monday turned down a variance ZBA Chairman Edward Hacha- He said there is no change in the Robert RIoux and Dorothy Thompson. ORADB t B honors A honors request by the developers of the dourian argued that without the design of the individual units. Steven Donnellv and John Ruscivk. Robocca Ahern, Sean Donnellv, Ray­ Workers from the Meadows Convalescent Center said they were demonstrating because of a shortage of Arbors at Hop Brook, at 403 W. variance, Liistro could put the units mond Gagnon, Daniel LaMontagne, B honors on the roof, which he felt would Parents get support Under the new plan, however, Julie Maheux, Melissa Paquette, Jen­ Joshua Beaulieu, Matthew Fallon, demonstrate in front of the center Monday. The workers workers and supplies. O nter St., that would allow them to Grange meeting some site work that would have nifer Ruscxvk, Christopher Toller ohd Jacqueline LaMontagne and James definitely make more noise. "If our Pillion. put two 100-ton central air condi­ Manchester Grange 31 will meet Wednesday at 8 BOLTON — A parent support group will meet been in the original contract will be Andrew Wolk. tioning units in a trough in the main issue is noise...that’s the p.m. in the hall on Olcott Street. The theme will be Wednesday at 10 a.m. at St. George’s Episcopal ground. mitigator,” he said. Hachadourian Games.” Members should bring items for Church, Route 44. The group will discuss parenting and The trough would require a said he was “ amazed” at the defeat the auction table. .provide support for those parents who have chosen to Meadows workers say staffing low 10-foot reduction in the front yard. of the variance. remain at home while their children are young. For Bennet announces honor roll The variance was voted down 3-2, more information, call 429-8495. We’re just tired. We’re to the point She said that with increased are unable to treat patients prop­ after board members HaroId.Rein- ■Boys Scouts plan dinner Students who achieved the first Kimberly Waites, Matthew Welnickl. GRADE* , ,, Bv Andrew J. Davis TammI Atkins, Jessica Aucoln, Un Manchester Herald of being burnt out.” staffing, the numbers could be erly, he said. horn and John Moran voted no Recreation Boy Scout Troop 126 will sponsor a roast beef dinner quarter honor roll at Bennet Junior GRADES Baek, Deborah Batsle, Andrea BIs- reduced to eight patients a day. "(ientral supplies are a joke,” he because they felt the noise from the W A TE S meet sonnette, Jennifer Brindisi, Jeffery He added that the staffing prob­ on Saturday from 5 to 7 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran High School are; MIkkI Alelandro, Nell Allbrio, James nine in the afternoon, and 12 during said. “ Sometimes you can’t even units would annoy residents of V. Anselmo, Christine Bell, Thomas Brown, Megan Burns, Crystal Cutler, Citing short staffing and a lem has been present for about a Church, Church Street. Tickets are available from any Manchester WATES will meet tonight at 6:15 p.m. at Berte, Brian Blout, Colleen Boes, Lisa Kristen Cyr, Carrie Dawson, Kristira shortage of supplies, workers at year, but workers only recently late night hours. get soap.” Westhill Gardens, the senior citi­ scout at $4.50 for adults and $3 for children under 10. the Orange Hall on East Center Street. GRADE 7 Bouchard, Leland Boutlller, Anna Dulberger, Julie Ann Dunn, Todd To help ease the workload, staff zen’s home across the street. Four committee Erickson, Nicole Ewings, Daniel Fine, Meadows Convalescent O n ter took decided to protest after being Lopez, though, said the situation For more information, call 646-0850. Kimberly Bates, Michael Bottaro, Christen Breen, Michael Brosnan, members have had to work^n a lot yes votes are required to approve Kelly Bowler, Rebecca Braman, Da­ NIckle Brown, Emma K. Delaney, Melanie Rnkbein, Amy fW ln g ,'^ n - to the streets Monday In an effort to unable to reach an agreement with was even worse. He said sometimes nielle Brown, Lauren Buckno, Matthew Tammy DemeraskI, Kristin Donnellv, nlfer Fitzpatrick, Michele Fleurv, Del- bring their concerns to the attention the center’s management.* of overtime, the demonwrflkrs variances. dre Flynn, Michael ForcuccI there is only one aide for every 30 said. While that may be acceptable Plans for the 114-unit Arbors Carlyon, Trisha Cashman, Peter Hvum Sian Duncan, Michael Embser, Jane of the public. to convene Cosmopolitan Club meets Choi, Derrick DembowskI, Joel Deslar- Faber, John Fellows, Diana Frese, Krista Glacopossl, Christine A. Gill, Officials at Meadows declined patients during the day. while that in the short run, overall it exasper­ originally called for three air CIvltan meets dlns, Amy Duroto, Amy Dwyer, Seth Rachael Hanley, Shawn Hartigan, Dana Amber A. GIrardIn, Byron Greotorex, Jeffery Grote, Troy Guntulls, Jaime About 25 nurses aides, cleaning comment on the demonstration. number often doubles during the ates the problem. conditioning units to be placed on Civitan will meet today at the Manchester Workshop^ The Cosmopolitan Club will meet Friday at 1; 30 p.m. Egnasko, Nicole EIcker, Michelle Er­ Hartle, Sarah Hennlgan, Jeffrey Hllle, A committee named to study the at Center Congregational Church. Members may ickson, Alison M. Frenette, Heidi Fultz, Jenny Horvlth. Hernandez, David Hoagland, Terl Ja- crew workers and union organizers late night hours. There are more “ A little bit is OK, but this is too the roof, which would not require The club’s board of directors will meet at 6:30 p.m. and maltls, Laura Johannes, Lila Kane, Maryanne Allen, Hartford-based town's recreation programs and invited guests into the church sanctuary at 2 p.m. The Luigi GrossI, Nicole Hachev, Dawn Carla lezzi, Patrick Kelley, Keosa- demonstrated In front of the center than 500 patients in the facility. much. We’re all tired,” said Cathy owner and developer Paul Liistro to the regular meeting will follow at 7 p.m. Initiation is Harris, Korelle Hill, Sun Hee Hwang. Sendia Kim, Elizabeth Kulpa, Lori organizer for Union 1199 of the New facilities will hold its first meeting mone Keovllay, Adam Kramer, Eric Lallberte, Michael Larkin, Kerri Llnd- at 333 Bidwell St. Demonstrators Magowan. a nurses aide. , appear before the ZBA. But Liistro planned for new members. Ron Walsh, certified public program will feature Karen Josephson, who will Amy Johannes, Melissa Jolly, Chanh- Kubik, Steven Lammev, Todd Lamson, England Health Care Employees “ It’s a dangerous situation.” he Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the perform as sacred dance interpretation. Refreshments pheng Keovllov, Mary Krupen, Emily land, Marianne Loto, Kristen Mahoney, carried large signs, passed out' The workers will have a chance to was concerned that the units would accountant, will discuss the new tax laws. Robert Mlelczorek, Gleda N. Miller, Courtney McBride, Gary McGrath. Union, said the number of patients said. ” If there’s a fire, there’s no hearing room of Lincoln Center. will be served after tfi^^rogram. Lappen, Jessica Lawrence, Rebecca Amy MIzoras, Seth Morabito, Morey information sheets and yelled at have their grievances heard Wed­ downgrade the appearance of the Loguldlce, Grant Lowery, Shelby Mal- MIchoel Mllazzo, Wesley Morton, per nurses aide fluctuates on each way one aide will get 30 people out. The meeting was called by Moyer, Eric Passmore, Nina A. Phanl- Randall Norris, Brendon Oliver, Wendy passing motorists to support their nesday during a public hearing on building and the noise and vibration tempo, Elizabeth McCubrev, Melissa thasock, Beth Rackow, Kirk Rlngb- shift. On the average, there are 10 We need more staff, but they Deputy Mayor Stephen T. Cassano, Myers, Tamara Nelson, Kristin New­ Parkonv, Dovid Phillips, Marybeth nursing home regulation by the would disturb tenants on the top Support group holds anniversary Coventry Christmas tree lighting loom, Matthew Robison, Jeffery Ross, Plano, Eben W. Plese, Stacy Poole, cause. patients for every nurses aide on (management) don’t seem to who was the prime advocate (or ton, Potrlch Osborne, Caltivn Pen- James Ruel, Rachel Schuetz, Kimberly Public Health Committee of the floor. tleton, Keith Pratt, Donna Rha, Daryl Dark Pryputniewicz, Andrew Solo, “ This is no kind of picket or the morning shift. 15 patients per understand.” naming the committee. COVENTRY — The annual carol sing and Christmas Shook, Marchann Sinatra, Kathryn Mathew Sass, Trlno Shively, Amy .General Assembly.. The hearing, .litelro propoeed that the two The Cancer Support Group that meets at Manchester Richard, Erica Rlngbloom, Juan Rodri­ Smith, Philip Smith, Robert Steorns. strike.” said Hector Lopez, a aide on the afternoqn-eyening shift, Supplies at ,the center also nqed to Its members include representa­ guez, Kelsey Rodwell, Melissa Ross. Shumaker, Kathryn Stern, Holly atone, will be held at 10 a.m. at tn e^ a ie 6- foot-high units be set in a trough in Memorial Hospital will observe its 10th anniversary on tree lighting will be held Wednesday night at 6:30 at the Klorash Toraz, James Totro, AAelanIe Kathryn Szotak, Elizabeth Thorsten- nurses aide. “ This is because we’ re and 20 patients during the late night be replenished. Lopez said. Supp­ tives of the Board of Directors, the Town Office BuHdMg. Santa Claus will arrive at 7. Kevin Sevlghv. Tamara Sines, Ste­ Capitol in Hartford. the ground and be hidden by a Monday from 7to 8:30p.m. at the hospital. All former phanie Smith, Phltsanray Sourinho, A. Tine, Heidi Towle, Gerald Ward, son, Lori Todd, Kristin Troblev, Lisa concerned about our patients. shift. lies are so low sometimes, workers Conservation Commission, the Refreshments will be served at the Captain Nathan Jewell White, Todd Williams, Jessica Turek, Stacy Vasko, Michael VIbberts, 7- foot-high retaining wall, which participants are invited. For more information, call Christopher Spodacclnl, Shira Sprin­ Board of Education, the Hockanum ger, Thomas H. Stevens, Alison Tweed, Yost. James Zllora. would also protect an embankment. 62»7-4739. Hale School. River Linear Park Committee, A fence would be put on top of the Manchester Community College, wall and trees and grass would be ZBA denies Oakland St. variance the Chamber of Commerce, and planted, Liistro said. town administrators. Alm anac But ZBA members were still THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER conforming use in a Residence A building, which the Robottos pur­ One task of the committee, By Nancy Concelman business at 119 Oakland St. for a concerned about the noise. The zone, and the proposed addition chased in 1974. formerly housed the appointed by the Board of Directors Use Acco-Wea*tie»' forecast lor 8 A.M., Wednesday, Dccenwcr ^ ^ Accu-Weather'*^forccasl for Wednor,day Manchester Herald variance that would allow them to closest Westhill building is about construct a second building on the would also be considered a non- offices of C.R. Burr Nurseries. The Nov. 24, will be to find a new home 130 Daytime Ckindilions and High Tcmporatiiro'^ Dec. 1, 1987 TO D A Y ’S MOON: Between rear of the property is zoned 750 feet away, Liistro argued. “ The The Zoning Board of Appeals site. conforming structure and use. for the Recreation Department first quarter (Nov. 27) and Industrial, but the surrounding nieghborhood’s pretty far away Today Is the 335th $ T T f sj Monday denied a request by the A variance was required because Doris and John Robotto, owners office, which will be displaced if the V full moon (Dec. 5). area is zoned residential. from us.” Liistro said the engineer day of 1987 and the owners of D.J.’s All Breed Dog the current use of the building for of the property, said that they Highland Park School is reopened ■’•’•'I ZBA Chalran Edward Hacha- assured him that the units would 70th day of autumn. ‘•'i'll needed the additional space for the as an elementary school. TO D A Y ’S TRIVIA: Which TV star Is the Grooming and a floor covering both businesses is a non- not be excessively noisy. But "I expanding business. But ZBA dourian said the Robottos should Cassano has argued that a 1 son of actress Mary Martin? (a) Larry Reinhorn said he wanted some members didn’t feel that sufficient have gone before the Planning and broad-based group is needed to Hagman (b) John James (c) James assurance on the level of noise. ” We TO D A Y ’S HISTORY: On this day in hardship was shown without the ^ning Commission requesting a make long range plans for recrea­ 1955, Rosa Parks, a civil rights pio­ Brolin need to be concerned that the noise building, Planning Director Mark zone change because they were, in tions. Director Geoffrey Naab has neer, was arresteid In Montgomery, level isn’t going to be disturbing to No contests seen yet Pellegrini said today. effect, asking the ZBA to do the contended that the Advisory Park Ala., for refusing to give up her seat on TO D A Y ’S BARBS the people across the street.” The Robottos proposed that be­ same thing. Janenda said that he and Recreation Commission is a bus to a white passenger. BY PHIL PASTORET But the three ZBA members who Crescent rolls were a lot less expensive cause of a steep grade leading up to had met with Pellegrini, who said geared to do the planning. voted in favor of the variance TO D A Y ’S BIRTHDAYS: Rex Stout before they were called croissants. the current building, the current the PZC would probably be reluo« In a letter to committee for Town Committee argued that noise from the units (1886); Cyril Ritchard (1897); Mary To keep warm this winter, th'nk Fahren­ dog grooming operation would be. tant to approve the zone change members, Cassanomid ” I know we Martin (1913); Woody Allen (1935); bedtiuse it would he seen as spot would travel farther if the units heit. Freezing Is 32 degrees warmer Members of the Democratic He said the Dec. 10 meeting Is to moved to the basement of the will succeed in making sound and Bette Midler (1945) zoning. The request, he argued, was were on the roof. Board member that way. discuss those matters. existing building, which would be practical recommendations as a Town Committee will meet Thurs­ to expand a non-conforming struc­ Thomas CrocinI recommended that Herbert Stevenson, Democratic connected to the ground level of the result of our efforts. TO D A Y ’S Q U O TE: “ It's not that I'm day, Dec. 10, to discuss election of ture and a non-conforming use. conditions be placed on the var­ TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWER: (a) "Dal­ registrar of voters, said Monday he proposed building. The ground afraid to die. I just don't want’ to be town committee members in Janu-'“^ Pellegrini added that the PZC had iance requiring Liistro to extend there when it happens” — Woody las" star Larry Hagman is the son of had heard of no contests developing level of the new building and the ary, but there appears to be no turned down a zone change request the retaining wall to lower the noise Allen. stage actress Mary Martin. and so did Roger Negro, chairman ground level of the existing building EMERGENCY contests for committee seats so far, for a parcel just south of 119 level even more and that sound- of the Voting District 6 committee would hold a retail store carrying Fire — Police — Medical according to Town Chairman Theo­ Oakland St. last year. deadening trees be planted. Board where four challengers won com­ pet supplies. Four apartments Warm Cold StaBooary 50 dore R. Cummings. Zoning Enforcement Officer Tho­ members also suggested a condi­ mittee posts two years ago in a would be added in both buildings on Cummings said chairmen of mas R. O’Marra said that zoning tion requiring Liistro to contact the DIAL 911 Current Quotations caucus at Nathan Hale School, the the second floors, making a total of voting district committees have regulations recommend that non- manufacturer about installing con- In Manchester district polling place. six apartments. been asked to canvass members of conforming structures not be en­ tinuators on the units to reduce the The challengers were members The proposal would meet zoning their committees to find out what larged or extended. He added that of a group named Democrats for a requirements if the area were not Pacific storm sends “ I’ve waited six years to get an “ We will not build an SDI. We incumbents are interested in con­ apartments are limited to the first Better Manchester. Five other zoned Residence A. said attorney agreement that is both reliable will not deploy SDI, and we call tinuing to serve, what vacancies, if floor over businesses.klanenda and members o$ group unsuccessfully Joel Janenda, who represented the and verifiable.’’ — President upon the United State's to act any, there will be, and how any Pellegrini said they weren’t aware challenged Vommittee-endoraed Robottos. "The area around this Reagan, saying he would not be likewise. If the Americans fail to vacancies will be filled. of Robotto’s intentions to add four rain and snow iniand slates in two other voting district. parcel of property^.is very apartments until the meeting. afraid to back away from the heed that call, we will find a William FltzPatrick, one of four mixed,” he said. Tjie existing By The Associated Press Iowa and rain was widely scat­ nuclear weapons treaty he plans response.” — Soviet leader Mik­ committee members ousted in the T h a k Q U a Ji YOUTH SPECIALTY SHOP tered across other sections of the to sign during next w eek’s super­ hail S. Gorbachev, saying his Attorney gets Voting District 6 caucus Jan. 15, 757 Mairt Street, Downtown Manchester A Pacific storm churned coas-. Midwest. power summit if the meeting goes government also is engaged in 1986, said Monday he knows of no Northerly winds whipped up tal waters and sent rain and snow awry. “ Star Wars” research. effort on the part ousted members inland today, while scattered snow in northwest Wisconsin near state hearing to recapture their seats. Liquidation Sale snow fell across the Midwest. Lake Superior, where gale warn­ He said there was some discus­ up to Dec. 30lh Rain moved northeast through ings were in effect. □ □ □ examiner post sion of It after the 1986 caucus, but New England and clear skies Rain and snow blew across the not recently. Everything Must Go prevailed over the Plains, Rock­ Northwest as the storm over the Lottery Stevenson said candidates can Pacific sent moisture into the “No elections are possible Attorney Ellen Burns, a director file after Jan. 4 and have until Jan. 9 ies and south Atlantic coastal Today’s weather picture was drawn by Angela Brault, who states. region. under the junta. They’re the ones of the Eighth Utilities District, has to do so. If there are no more Light snow fell in northern Winter storm warnings were lives on Eldridge Street and attends Nathan Hale School. shooting people.’’ — Sylvio been appointed by Gov. 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4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Dec. 1, 1987 Feb. 1 is target date for offices Gorbachev says Soviets also working on ‘Star Wars’ MOSCOW (AP) — Soviet leader Mikhails. they "discuss everything.” “ Let America Indulge in research insofar Gorbachev said his government is engaged The Communist Party chief said he is as SDI does not run counter to ABM," Abercrombie shrugged off the said, over the course of three replaced. , ^ in "Star Wars” research just as the United prepared to compromise to reach an accord Gorbachev said. "That is not a subject for HARTFORD (AP) - Despite "W e have put them on notice that Auditors say housing agency better frustrating delays, the chairman of delays, blaming them on such four-day weekends, beginning States is, but he insisted theSoviet Union will for scrapping half of the U.S. and Soviet negotiations.” if that particular (delay) ends up In the rare interview granted to Western a committee overseeing construc­ problems as labor strikes and around thee first of February. not deploy a space-based missile shield. long-range nuclear missiles. HARTFORD — The state Department of Housing, sharply costing us mwiey, we would expect journalists, he reacted sharply In on tion of the Legislative Office delays in getting materials. He said he was pleased that the Gorbachev’s comment came in a televi­ But referring to the Star Wars concept, he criticized by state auditors last year for sloppy record-keeping to recover those dollars from exchange on human rights Issues. Building across from the Capitol "W e have worked hard to try to cost of the project has not gone very sion interview broadcast by NBC News to claimed U.S. defense planners think they can and general disarray in its offices, has ifianaged to correct the them.” Abercrombie said. says no comers will be cut to speed meet a schedule that will fit into far beyond original expectations. American viewers Monday night, a week use their edge in computer technology to Gorbachev, 56, was asked why the Soviet problems, the state auditors say in a report released today. Hayworth’s contract is for an up the process. particularly the opening of the He said weekly reports on construc­ before his first trip to the United States for a achieve superiority in "the militarization of Union does not permit its citisens unres­ Auditor Leo V. Donohue called the turnaround "the comeback estimated $600,000. ^ The $53 million building was to session,” he'said. "Unfortunately, tion progress would be issued summit meeting with President Reagan. The outer space.” tricted international travel and emigration, of the year.” Problems have also arisen in have been completed in time for the we haven’t been able to do that. beginning next week. The commit­ two leaders are expected to sign a treaty The Soviet Union "is doing all that the and he said the government is primarily The audit, which covers the three year^ ending June 30,1086, completing the atrium area, chiefly 1987 legislative session. There are Some of (the delays) have been tee will meet again in January to scrapping intermediate-range nuclear United States is doing” to develop a defense concerned with protecting itself from a recommends a few minor improvements, but, in general, because contractors are having now doubts about whether it will be unavoidable. discuss the moving schedule. Deci­ missiles. against nuclear atfack, Gorbachev said, but "brain drain.” Donohue and fellow Auditor Henry J. Becker Jr. gave the agency sions on those questions had been trouble getting enough workers, it will not build a space-defense system like ready for occupancy by the time the "The other thing we’re trying to Gorbachev’s statement confirmed a Rea­ “ We will never accept a condition when the J^gK marks. expected Monday. because of the tight construction that contemj)lated by Reagan. 1988 session convenes on Feb. 3. do is not jeopardize th^ quality for gan administration contention that the people are being exhorted from outside to The department is under the leadership of Commissioner John the (sake of the) schedule," he said. Abercrombie said there is “ al­ market, he said. " I guess we are engaged in research, basic Rep. Paul D. Abercrombie. R- Soviets are working on their own space- leave their country,” he said. F. Papandrea, although the improvements began before he took North Haven, chairman of the "W e could find shortcuts in order to ways an option” that contractors Abercrombie said for all con- - defense program despite opposing Ameri­ research, which relates to these aspects j-^over in April, accoi^ing to Donohue. Papandrea succeeded subcommittee overseeing the pro­ help the schedule, but we’ve could face legal action if they don’t tracts, 5 percent of the total j ca’s Space Defense Initiative, known as SDI which are covered by the SDI in the United Gorbachev added, however, that the Joseph E. Canale, who retired. ject, said after a meeting Monday avoided doing that.” complete their work on time. contract amount is withheld until ,• and the Star Wars project. States,” he said. government "w ill continue in a spirit of In 1983, the auditors had to suspend their examination of the of the Legislative Management He said he would rather begin For example, a one-month delay both sides have signed off on the " During a one-hour interview taped inside But he added: "W e will not build an SDI. humaneness to seek to resolve every agency because records were incomplete or incorrect. Becker at Committee that Feb. 1 Is now the moving people and files in Febru­ occurred because the fabric cover­ work. : the Hremlin on Saturday, Gorbachev also We will not deploy SDI, and we call upon the individual case but within the framework of the time described the agency as "beyond chaotic." target date for moving staff and ary, rather than waiting until the ing the panels that will divide work spoke about emigration, the summit and United States to act likewise. If the our own laws.” stations, supplied by Hayworth Inc. He said equipment would be H legislators into the building. At a session adjourns in May, as some long-range nuclear missiles. The interview is Americans fall to heed that call, we will find The Soviet leader claimed the only people of Holland, Mich., did not meet fire tested and permits secured before meeting earlier In November, the have suggested to minimize disrup­ to be shown on Soviet television Tuesday a response.” still being refused to emigrate are “ those specifications and will have to be anyone is moved in. Surplus |ust $5 million In November target had been late January. tion. That can be accomplished, he night. "W e have some steps that we could take to who cannot leave because of state security Commenting on restrictions on free meet the American position half way” on reasons, and we will continue to ^ t in that HARTFO RD — The estimated state budget surplus dipped to »5 strategic or long-range nuclear missiles, he emigration of Soviet citizens, Gorbachev way.” million in November, down from $17.2 million in October, state said that was a matter of national security, said, but he added he is not going to Comptroller J. Edward Caldwell reported today. and he accused the United States of Washington to negotiate on America's Star Many Soviet Jews who have been refused Veterans split permission to emigrate have been told their Revenues from the state sales and real estate and taxes are encouraging a “ brain drain” from his Wars program. access to state secrets blocked them from running lower than was expected when the 1987-88 budget was put AP ptxMo country. The Kremlin contends the 1972 antiballistic missile (ABM) treaty prohibits development leaving. But they claim they never had such together last spring. Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, left, greets NBC newsman When asked if he talks about questions of According to today’s report, budget officials have reduced by on services at policy with his wife Raisa, who will of a Star Wars project beyond the research access or the classified information they $25 million the total they expect from the sales tax, the state’s Tom Brokaw during an interview in the Kremlin Saturday. The accompany him to Washington, he replied received is out of date. largest revenue raiser. The new estimate is $2.05 billion, roughly interview aired on television Monday night. E one-third of all money the state expects in the current year. soldiers’ home ROCKY HILL (AP) — A proposal by a Vietnam UB prexy outlines long-range plans veterans group to broaden the services of the state’s Leaders’ relations BRIDGEPORT — University of Bridgeport President Janet Veterans Home and Hospital is being met by skepticism from some older veterans’ organizations. Greenwood is calling for a change of emphasis from careers to Representatives of the state’s long-established overall liberal arts. service organizations like the Veterans of Foreign have been choppy In a state of the university address Monday. Greenwood, who Wars and the American Legion ore questioning replaced former president Leland Miles last summer, also proposals from the younger Vietnam Veterans of the other’s country on television on announced a new five-year plan and said that UB would count on Bv Bryan Brumlev Where can you save America that ask for a program to treat stress c The Associated Press New Year’s Day 1986. the growth of part-time enrollment to carry the private resulting from the Vietnam war. The Soviets soon accused Reagan university through a decline in the college-age student pool. Presently, about 305 veterans live In thekome and WASHINGTON — For most of the of violating that spirit. The faculty under Miles had bitterly criticized his emphasis on about 310 are patients in the hospital. ’The institution 32 months that Ronald Reagan and On Jan. 15, Gorbachev repeated careerism, illustrated by the university’s slogan “ educating fos has been described by some as a nursing home for older Mikhail Gorbachev have faced one his call for cutting nuclear arsenals for the holidays? the real world.” veterans and criticized by others for Its management another from opposing helms, to 6,000 warheads over 10 years, but A new long-range plan will be based on a five-year financial and operations. relations between the two super­ he added a new twist: the total plan which includes a timetable to eliminate a cumulative deficit Triggering the veterans’ standoff were reports from powers have been choppy, blown by elimination of nuclear weapons by which stood at $361,500 at the end of fiscal year 1985-86. At that a panel formed In February by Gov. William A. O’Neill sudden gusts into uncharted the year 2,000. point, UB owed $1.1 million in principal on a $3 million loan. to investigate the home and hospital. waters. The next day. Soviet Foreign The majority of the panel’s members voted to put the Despite the storms, historians Minister Eduaril A. Shevardnadze on facility under the jurisdiction of the state Department SAVE may record that Gorbachev and urged Reagan to join the Kremlin Police officers sued for $5 million of Veterans Affairs, to replace the facility’s governing Reagan steered a steady course moratorium on nuclear weapons commission with a board of trustees, to close down the tests, and warned that no summit W ATERBU RY — A 73-year-old man who claims two city police toward bold arms control ’Foxhole” bar at the institution and to start an alcohol was possible unless it produced an officers injured him and made racial slurs during a routine agreements. rehabilitation program. The same Reagan who came to arms control agreement. traffic stop earlier this year, has filed a $5 million civil lawsuit A minority report filed by other members of the Reagan said Gorbachev’s offer AP photo power in 1981 calling the Soviet Misses Dresses ‘il-. against the officers. panel opposed the recommendations. Legislation is Union an "evil empire” is looking was “ constructive,” but not very In a suit filed in U.S. District Court in New Haven, Wailace S. expected to result from the reports. Porker power beyond his third summit with much so, and he declined to join the Choose from our dolman sleeved classic, A day Into evening Cypress of Waterbury seeks compensatory and punitive The state chapter of the Vietnam Veterans of (Sorbachev toward a fourth meet­ moratorium. charmer, or a color-sculpting In camel and winter white that gives damages from police officers Michael R. Fischer and Anthony America says it will propose additional legislation next ing. next year in Moscow, at which In May, Reagan said he no longer this dress It's presence. Assorted sizes and colors. Perfect tor the Rickevicius. year that would set up a post-traumatic stress disorder Leslie Pon Tell, assistant director of the Bowmanville (Ontario)'Zoo, they hope to sign an agreement would be bound by the second holidays. Cypress, a retiree who cannot walk without crutches since a unit in the convalescent wing of the institution. The faces stiff competition from Charlie, a 55-pound, pot-bellied pig, in a slashing superpower nuclear arse­ Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty, proposal recently was tabled by the 15-member stroke in December 1986, claims the officers broke his finger tin-can-rolling demonstration at the zoo last Thursday. Charlie was also nals by half. signed in 1979 but never ratified by Oonnetticut Veterans Coalition Forum, representing a when they slammed a car door on it and further injured him by trained to retrieve thrown objects, ciose his cage door from the inside, And the same Gorbachev who the Senate. ^ now dragging him and pushing him into a police van during the April rare standoff for the group. declared 13 momhs ago that no The 'next month, Gorbhchev Besides the Vietnam Veterans of America and the and other tricks much like a family dog. 10 arrest. arms control wos possible unless proposed the two sides agree to Veterans of Foreign Wars, forum members also A police internal affairs probe could not prove the officers were Reagan curbed his Star Wars adhere for 10 more years to the 1972 include the Disabled American Veterans. Jewish War guilty of brutality but concluded they mishandled the arrest and anti-missile program is expected to Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, Veterans of the United States, the Retired Officers which lim iu SUr Wars, weapons. * 19.99 verbally abused Cypress. sign a pact in Washington next Association. Veterans of World War I, and American Chipper-death trial to start week eliminating U.S. and Soviet U.S. officials said they could agree Ex-Prlsoners of War. ' intermediate-range nuclear forces to abide by the ABM Treaty for I'h The recent scrutiny of the Veterans Home and (INF). years, and planning resumed for a Teacher fired after morals charge Hospital presents a “ wonderful oppportunity” j o DANBURY (AP) — Despite publicity experience. He has been held in Bridgeport *29.99 Misses Knit Dress Reagan passed his first term Washington summit. bridge the fragmented treatment programs provided surrounding the case of an airline pilot Correctional facility after a judge ordered HARTFORD — A teacher accused of offering a 17-year-old without a summit, modernizing The plans appeared to be shat­ Button-and-loop shoulder closure. Front pleat detail. Soft by a few Veterans Administration facilities for charged with murdering his wife and him held on $750,000 bond. student passing grades in exchange for sex has been fired, a state U.S. weapons while a succession of tered by the arrest of a Soviet shirred shoulders on the long sleeves and button-and-loop. post-traumatic stress disorder, said James Tackett of chopping her body to pieces, a Superior Court Crafts’ arrest capped an Intensive three- vocational school official said. week investigation that turned up human three elderly Soviet leaders died in employee of the United Nations on Closure at the wrist. Full skirt and elastlclzed waist. Richard L. Scire, 61, of Branford was dismissed Monday after a the Vietnam Veterans of America. judge has denied a request to move the trial. espionage charges on Aug. 23, and Some 11,000 of Connecticut's 133,000 Vietnam-era Jury selection was to begin today in the remains near Lake Zoar, not far from the office. month-long investigation by school officials, according to Arthur Critics accused him of shunning the detention of an American veterans may be suffering from the disorder, case of Richard Crafts in Danbury Superior couple’s home in Newtown, according to R. Quimby, acting superintendent of the state’s 17 vocational arms control, and they borrowed reporter in Moscow. now acccording to testimony given to the governor’s panel. police. The couple were in the process of technical schools. Ck)urt. the label Star Wars for his plan to After a tense five weeks, the Previously referred to as "shell shock” or “ war getting a divorce, police said. Scire, a tenured English teacher with io years experience, was Judge Howard J. Moraghan on Monday develop space-based ballistic mis­ Soviet and the American were neurosis,” the syndrome causes such symptoms as Danbury State’s Attorney Walter Flana­ arrested last week and charged with harassment in conrf^ion denied a defense motion for a change of sile defenses, formally known as released and the two leaders flashbacks, survivor guilt, nightmares, anxiety, gan has confirmed that remains to be venue, ruling the case will be tried in the Strategic Defense Initiative. agreed to meet in Iceland, not the with a note he allegedly handed to a semo^ Oct. 21 as she w a R ^ in depression and alienation. believed to be Mrs. O afts’ and found by Danbury. 'ITie defense had requested a But Star Wars brought the United States. And it was not ^ 16.99 a hallway at Platt Regional Vocatifi^l Tochnical SchiMtOin "The hallmark of PTSD is personal and industrial investigators in wood chips include several change of venue because of publicity. Soviets back to the negotiating officially called a summit. Milford. impairment.” Tackett said recently. "There is a hundr^ strands of hair, a tip of a finger, a Milford police spokesman Edward Kelly said the note proposed Crafts. 49, was arrested in January and fingernail, a tooth and a dental cap. table in 1985 after a year-long Soviet Foreign Minister Vladimir tendency toward social isolation, and as far as charged' with murder in the death of his Petrovsky predicted that the ses­ that the girl meet Scire in a motel Nov. 6 to have sex. employment, the veteran will have gone through In March, a Darien Rental Service Co. walk-out, and it has kept them there Danish-born wife, Helle Crafts, 39. Mrs. since, dominating the past two sion would yield progress in several fQ Q scores of jobs, the longest maybe lasting a year.” employee testifed in court that Crafts rented Crafts had been missing since Nov. 18, 1986 Reagan-Gorbachev summits, areas, including a moratorium on Sp^laM /9 ^ 0 SilOiOUStHIHkkbBkSlp collar, bandad cuffs and bottom. The "post-acute” program envisioned by the a 2,709-pound wood chipping machine on and was a flight attendant for Pan American which otherwise differed in mood weapons tests, an INF pact and YcfUtb held in fire at Clinton school Vietnam veterans group would be mostly for veterans Nov. 18, the day Mrs. Crafts disappeared. Also, button clouaura and wait pockats. World Airways. The employee testified during a hearing to and expectations. adherence to the ABM Treaty. ^ 44.99 CLINTON — There’s been an arrest In connection with a fire who have gone through intense treatment programs Instead, the meeting turned into a Crafts was a part-time police officer and determine whether there was enough evi­ The first, in Geneva on Nov. 19-20, that swept through the auditorium of Morgan High School which such as those conducted at Veterans Administration free-wheeling session in which hospitals in Northampton. Mass., and Montrose, N.Y.. an Eastern Airlines pilot with 19 years of dence to prosecute Crafts. 1985, was about as warm and cuddly forced officials to evacuate about 700 students, police said. as summits get, and \(bs viewed as Gorbachev and Reagan made im­ lUfck^Jil^s9dMI»a0SpDiOUltliSJBAemMiJaeketrrsd About 1 a.m. today police arrested a juvenile and charged him a Reagan victory because it de­ portant progress on agreements to at ahouldara for layaring aaaa. MIsaas and tall mlaaaa sizaa with arson in the first degree, according to Officer Barry F. fused superpower tensions without reduce the numbers of medium- ^ 39.99 Sullivan. derailing Star Wars. range and strategic arsenals, and Sullivan said the youth was to be arraigned later today at Yale teaches homelessness firsthand The second, in Iceland on Oct. even discussed the elimination of Middletown Superior Court. He said the investigation is In addition to the observation "innovative courses” taught by 11-12, 1986, ran hot and cold, and all nuclear weapons. NEW HAVEN (AP) - Within mentally III people, but her students Gorbachev, while conceding PraclaaljlMUfitlWkcWiQOti f i i O f l t tton valvataan. Doubla braaatad and continuing and there could be more arrests. assignment, the students are re­ Yale faculty, said Pat Dallai, confused a world unable to grasp hours of exchanging his slacks and found that to be an exaggeration. some points, insisted that Reagan No one was ipjured in the 1 p.m. Monday blaze and the fire quired to volunteer at a homeless program coordinator. how two leaders could one day aat-ln-alaavad. Bodica pockat, and two wait pockata. Patita only. cardigan sweater for polyester "A couple of (students) ... found agree to restrict Star Wars testing prompted the evacuation of the high school, although the school’s that when homeless people met shelter or a soup kitchen, and to Ameling said 55 undergraduates discuss a total ban of nuclear ^ 39.99 pants and a worn flannel shirt as to the laboratory for 10 years. fire alarm system malfunctioned, according to Vice Principal write papers assessing the ade­ applied for admission. She selected weapons and on the next rebuke part of a classroom assignment, them, talked to them, they offered Reagan refused, and they angrily |l Robert G. Hale. them things. One person told a quacy of shelters or soup kitchens a diverse group, choosing students each other publicly. Yale student Todd Edelman was accused each other of allowing a |\ Students were alerted to the fire through a public address student about a soup kitchen. They as solutions to the problem of from different majors and with The third meeting between the Fulton ti0 l» M 9 a t L o s g o C ^ f ^ d d a d ahouldara, a shawl collar, and thrown out of a store and out of the varying levels of volunteer expe­ two leaders, slated for Dec. 8-10 in historic arms control agreement to * Announcem ent and by spot visits to all rooms. city train station. talked about finding a place for the homelessness. daap cut arm holaa. Doubla braaatad front. Junlor/mlaaaa alzaa. Offered this fall for the first time, rience in the city. Washington, has been more busi­ slip from their grasp. ■The sophomore from New York night.” Many American leaders, and ^ 59.99 The homeless are, she said, the course is sponsored by Yale’s “ I Vrote w y paper about now i nesslike in preparation than the City is one of 15 students in U.S. allies in Europe, were aghast college seminar program, which could never have any Idea of what it first two, with aides preparing the Associate Professor Ann Ameling’s “ incredibly generous to newco­ that Reagan apparently had al­ Bad Samaritan Jailed 5V2 years allows students to receive credit for was really like,” Gomez said. IN F pact for the leaders’ signa­ seminar course, “ Down and Out in mers on the street.” lowed himself to be ambushed by a NEW H AVEN — A 55-year-old city woman who stole $11,517 tures. But it is hard to believe that m uM sIscM nirioBaetartsd co/o« end sisss. Paris. London and New Haven: The Gorbachev will allow himself, better prepared Gorbachev, and * from a blind, cripple woman who was under her care trembled 6.99 Homeless Mentally Bl.” Reagan and at least 5,500 journal­ that he had been prepared to trade and cried as she was sentenced to 5‘A years in prison. “ My first contact with any ists to be in the same city and not away NATO’s nuclear umbrella. 9 Marilyn Moileur had pleaded guilty to first-degree larceny and human being was in an antique sound off on Star Wars. While the administration third-degree forgery in • connection with the theft from a store that was selling telephones, Reagan-Gorbachev summitry launched a "spin control cam­ 78-year-old Guilford woman. She was sentenced Monday. two for $5.” Edelman said. "They Replacement has been characterized alternately paign” to limit the damage, Soviet According to Assistant State’s Attorney Jane Brandfon Emons, threw me out because they said I by haste and hesitation. Gorba­ officials sent out conflicting sig­ Moileur has a long history of convictions for similar offenses didn’t look like I had the money to chev’s predecessor had not been nals. Some Kremlin spokesmen committed to finance her alcoholism and gambling habits. pay for anything.” buried in Red Square in March 1985 spoke of an “ inseparable connec­ " I really have nothing good to say about Mrs. Moileur,” the T elm a n later had lunch at a before Reagan proposed a summit. tion” linking all arms talks, but prosecutor said. “ She has a record that Is probably worse than 95 soup kitchen and was evicted from Guaranteed. Within two weeks, Gorbachev Soviet negotiator Viktor Karpov percent of the people who come before this court.” the train station. said he would like to meet Reagan, said a solution could be found on The experience left Edelman, The Pruciential Premier Homeowners Policy and a date was set in Switzerland. IN F without a Star Wars accord. / II Qf Tha Abuva Maivhandlaa H a rBaan Baducad Prom Our Fall A WIntai 60/67 and Pravloua Catalogs. who has helped start a night soup Reagan said beforehand that the Such a solution was found, as Man Jailed in 9ontrover8ial case kitchen with severai other Yale summit would be "a beginning Gorbachev embraced the U.S. students and area churches, with point for better relations, a starting position on INF and volunteered to HARTFORD — A man whose case generated controversial two powerful impressions. point for progress.” abolish shorter-range systems, as I JCP^nnev CaiaWH' pretrial decisons regarding courts’ handling of a victim with “ I wanted to tell people that there You deserve a homeowners policy that goes Gorbachev rejected the idea of a well. AIDS has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for the sexual was more to me than my appear­ "get-acquainted” meeting, and The two leaders moved toward assault of a prostitute who later learned she had the deadly ance. And I had a sense of above and beyond ordinary homeowners proposed cutting superpower nu­ the Washington summit this year I-84, Exit 62 purposelessness. I never felt like I disease. . .. \i ^ insurance. The Prudential Premier Policy ( clear arsenals by up to 40 percent, by fits and starts, but their goals Manchester, Conn. Steven K. Gagnler, 23, of New Britain cried in his wife s arms woke up,” he said. to about 6,000 warheads apiece. He remained those laid out before they 7 Monday after Superior Court Judge John P. Maloney gave him Ameling, 46, an associate profes­ guarantees full replacement cost for your met in Geneva, to sign the IN F pact OUTIET STORB (203) 647-1143 also said the summit would focus on the maximum sentence on charges of third-degree assault and sor in the School of Nursing, said home* Plus expanded personal property, Star Wars. and cut longer-range weapons by Monday that the seminar examines V , Af • oTcourse. first^egree unlawful restraint. The Geneva summit resulted in half. Maloney said the victim, an intravenous drug user, was homelessness through study of theft and casualty coverage. It's the all-in- no arms control deal, but it did yield Y •". handcuffed, beaten with a pistol and sexually assaulted by sociology, economics, and psychol­ one policy all at one reasonable cost.Call six bilateral pacts on such issues as Wildlife develops ogy. Required reading includes cuiturai exchanges as weii as an It’s something else Gagnier on Aug. 28, 1986. , George Orwell’s “ Down and Out in your Prudential representative now for “ The message should go out that, no matter, how lowly a agreement in principle to work In Island paradise Paris and London.” a fre'e, no obligation Pru-Review. We toward a 50 percent reduction in a woman may have In our society, she need not fear the kind of Students are required to spend a TANANARIVE. Madagascar treatment the victim received from this defendant,” Maloney still make housecalls. Check the phone strategic arsenais. day on the streets of New Haven Gorbachev agreed tentativeiy to (AP) — The wildlife of this huge ■HMM M m o e d AvaNaM*Only MThaOulM Sian. Sony. No MaH. Otiona. C.O.0. Onlaca. (XamMaa UaiMad. said* with no money, no books and no book for your local Prudential office. visit the United States in 1986 and island, situated off the eastern MaralianOtaa May V vy rram Nhalrallona. Sliaq Man.-SoL a.m. to tctO p.m. - SunOoy IftOO o.in. to t m Gagnier, who denied the official account of what occurred, InlamiaOMo MortiOonna Moy Hovo Soon Tokon. Ad MUdhondNo WW So toM Ua|M Slook lo Ootdalod. Sor^ No RalnoiMko. watch, Ameling said. She said * Subject to applicable deductibles, conditions and policy limitations that Reagan should visit Moscow in coast of Africa, has developed in pleaded guilty in October to reduced charges as part of a plea dressinjli the part isn’t mandatory, 1987, but he also issued a sharp isolation for more than 30 million bargain. j but some students, such as Edel­ warning to Reagan to curb Star years, anthropologists say. 1361 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester, Connecticut He had been scheduled to go on trial on more than a half-dozen man, do. The P rudential Wars. In that time, the island has charges in the sexual assault of two women In separate Incidents, Ameling said the prevailing The summit also produced the evolved more than 100 species of Located In The Manchester Catalog Distribution Center including the prostitute with acquired immune deficiency theory among people in govern­ ABOVE AND BEYOND” “ spirit of Geneva,” manifested by birds and 140 species of frogs found syndrome. ment and the social sciences is that ^937Prudem !T?oper77!^^ Insurance Company All rights reserved Reagan and Gorbachev addressing nowhere else. a majority of the homeless are MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuc»day. Dec. 1.1W7 - 7 i - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Dec. 1. 1987 OPINION u.s./worid In Britf I ‘M sriG litos’ w orrlG CI ab o u t im aQ ^ By Dan Stwoll India files charges against Carbide The Associated Press 1 BHOPAL, India — The Indian government today filed criminal charges against the Union Carbide Corp. for the Bhopal gas leak, MIAMI — Some successful Cuban immigrants )AY f despite reports the two sides are close to an out-of-court who arrived in the 1080 Mariel boatlift f ^ r the prison uprisings in Atlanta and Louisiana could D i r e c t o r s settlement of the civil suit prompted by the 1984 disaster. revive the “ Marieilto” stlgnia they overcame. Jack The charges — including homicide and causing injuries — were “ It’s sad. Sometimes the only image that oNii m i ^ filed in the court of Bhopal’s chief judicial magistrate, Kanhaiya people have of Mariel Is they are criminals,” (lANliKTAKlJNlHUi Anderson Lai Sisodia. said psychologist Heriberto Ortiz. s t a r t w i t h They were filed two days before the third anniversary of the “ People generalize. They put everybody into gas leak from a plant run by a Union Carbide subsidiary that one group,” said Braulio A. Saenz, a professor of killed more than 2,800 people and injured thousands of others. natural sciences at Mlaml-Dade Community B.K. Shukla, deputy superintepdent of the Central Bureau of College. “ When my students find out that I came m o d e r a t i o n Investigation, a government agency sim ilar to the U.S. Federal in 1980, they always say: ‘My God! You’re a Bureau of Investigation, fil^ the charges for the Indian Marieilto!’ They are shocked because they government. generalize.” Air subsidies; They are among the suecOss stories from the nearly 125,000 Cubans who came to this country The new Board of Directors has failed so far in 1980 when Cuban President Fidel Castro to find a way to shorten its meetings and Polls: Dole leads Bush In Iowa opened the port of Mariel for six months. But those who were in the boatlift, initially develop a meeting format that will permit coist a bundie NEW YORK — Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole of Kansas called the “ Freedom Flotilla,” soon were citizens to speak on issues before the hour holds a 16-point lead over Vice President George Bush among labeled “ Marielitos,” which came to mean grows late. WASHINGTON — The average cost of an airline Republicans likely to attend the Iowa caucuses next February, a people who were criminals, or lazy, or But the directors seem to have succeeded in ticket out of the Manitowoc, Wls., airport is |89— new NBC News poll says. untrustworthy. On the Democratic side. Sen. Paul Simon of Hlinois and y" doing something that is at least as important. plus $515 in taxpayer subsidy. A wave of street crime in Miami blamed on This lopsided arrangement is the result of yet Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis are tied in Iowa. Missouri Mariel criminals followed in 1980, as did a So far the directors have not divided sharply Rep. Richard Gephardt, who led in some early Iowa polls, was in another well-intended federal prograni that went a Hollywood remake of "Scarface” featuring A1 thihl place, said the NBC survey released Monday. along party lines. little haywire: the Essential Air Service Program. Pacino as a Mariel refugee who became a In New Hampshire, which holds the first presidential primary murderous cocaine kingpin. In fact, the votes on the first issues that It was passed by Congress 10 years ago to ease the have faced the directors have not in 1988, another NBC poll said Bush remains the front-ranner While most Marielitos were ostracized even hardship inflicted by the Airline Deregulation Act among Republicans, while Dukakis holds a big lead in the by fellow Cubans here, the image of Cubans — automatically pitted Democrats against on rural communities. Deniocratic field. ... , . one of this nation’s most successful immigrant Republicans at all. “Our next contestant is a mild-mannered conservative judge from the The idea was to have a 10-year "phased A national CBS News-New York Times poll, also released groups — suffered nationally. A 1981 Gallup Poll There is nothing wrong with having party great state of California — won’t you welcome, please, Judge Anthony transition” to free-market air service. Airlines Monday, said the public’s view of both presidential nominating asking which groups were the least-desirable 'b 'i lines hold firm when the Democratic majority would be subsidized to provide scheduled service to contests has changed little in the past month. Bush has slightly neighbors had Cubans second only to cultists. rural airports until the flights somehowbecame “ The goal of Castro in Mariei was to destroy and the Republican minority honestly differ M. Kennedy...” widened his lead nationally over Dole, and Jesse Jackson is in self-supporting in the new era of deregulation. front on the Democratic side, although the largest number of the image of Cubans in the United States,” said with each other on issues. But if the directors Ortiz. “ He wanted everyone to think that the In its first year of operation, the law subsidized Democrats are undecided. AP photo only Cubans who wanted to leave Cuba were the from the two parties force themselves into air service to 202 communities in the continental partisan disagreement for the sake of political Washington Wire scum.” Braulio Saenz gestures as he gives an Interview on the campus of United States, at a total cost of $71 million. Unlike Captains of boats chartered by Cuban exiles to appearances, good government suffers and most federal progriims. Essential Air Service has Tough reforms ahead for Poland pick up family members were often told by Miami-Dade Junior College Monday night. Saenz, who teaches biology at the citizens of Manchester are badly served. actually shrunk in the years since. As of Jan. 1, Cuban authorities in Mariel that they had to also the college, came to the United States in the Mariel boatlift. So far, that has not happened. 1987, only 102 communities were getting the WARSAW, Poland — Communist authorities today called take Cubans of the government’s choice. Several Among the things that have kept A look at the wily leader subsidized service, and the cost to the taxpayers rejection of their referendum on political and economic reform a thousand were criminals. who owned their own businesses climbed from 13 At least 8,000 Mariel Cubans are classified by emigration with allowing him to slip past was $21 million. The number of passengers on the breakthrough for democracy, but the opposition called it a vote of percent to 28 percent. Owners of their own Manchester government responsive to the U.S. authorities as hard-core criminals or have authorities by telling them his job was cleaning subsidized flights had dropped by 54 percent since no-confidence for the government. residences went from 6 percent to 12 percent. By Bryan Brumley research, basic research, related —Americans, proud of their been convicted of felonies since coming to this stables. community’s needs is the legal guarantee of 1078. Poles rejected the plebiscite’s two questions, which would have While the percentage of those who felt that democratic heritage, might take country. About 3,800 are in custody for possible Ortiz, 37, wasn’t listed as a professional miniority representation and a tradition of to these aspects which are A Department of Transportation analysis, meant paired steep price increases with “ deep democratiza­ non-Latin whites discriminate against Mariel deportation as “ excludables.” because he received his psychology training in a WASHINGTON - Kremlin covered by SDI in the United offense at Gobachev’s assertion obtained by our reporter Frank Byrt, estimates Cubans has increased from 25 percent to 32 moderation in partisanship. tion,” by either voting “ no" or not voting. The Nov. 20 announcement of a U.S.-Cuban Jesuit seminary. He’s a unit director of the leader Mikhail Gorbachev gave States," Gorbachev said. that “ there will be a lot of water percent, the feeling of prejudice by non-Mariel When the directors voted to establish a that if subsidies were ended entirely, about 70 of the Leaders of the outlawed Solidarity labor federation said the immigration agreement calling for return of Miami Mental Health Center. American television viewers a But “ we will not build an SDI. passing through the Mississippi Cubans — Miami’s dominant economic and 102 communities would be without air service. Of results, announced Monday, show the government must open a 2,545 Mariel Cubans sparked riots and hostage Dr. Raul Hernandez, a general practitioner in fair-rent commission, the three Republican glimpse of the wily negotiator who WewillnotdeploySDI,andwecall and the Volga (rivers) before the political group — has fallen from 52 percent to 30 those 70, the report notes, 43 served fewer than five dialogue with the opposition to overcome the country’s economic sieges at federal prisons in Oakdale, La., and Cuba, said he told authorities during Mariel he directors, who had pledged themselves in the will engage President Reagan at upon the United States to act U.S. Congress and the administra­ percent. passengers a day and 33 were within 75 highway crisis. Atlanta. was uneducated and unemployed. Hernandez, tion recognize the American election campaign to support the move, all the summit next week. likewise. If the Americans fail to miles of an airport with scheduled, unsubsidized Polish leader Wojciech Jaruzelski had campaigned hard for Saenz said conditions in the prisons were still 37, directs the International C3iild care program Clark noted that Miami’s established Cuban people’s right to protection of voted in favor. Two Democratic directors also While he tantalized his audience heed that call, we will find a flights. One was only 16 miles from such an airport. Sunday’s referendum, Poland’s first since 1946. better than living free in Cuba. Iiimates received for the U.S.-based Catholic Conference, which community has rallied behind the Mariel their social and economic rights.” . helped resettle Mariel Cubans. voted in favor, providing the needed majority Monday night by saying a stra­ response, ” he said. ~ Take Manitowoc: Its little airport is 39 freeway Although two-thirds of those casting ballots favored the three hot meals. Including fresh meat and fruits inmates and protested the U.S. plan to return Some Americans might even Juan Clark, a sociology professor at Miami- vote for passage. If Democratic Director tegic arms deal was possible The issue will remain at the top miles from Green Bay’s, and is within reasonable government’s position, they did not constitute the legally and other items that are rationed or not them to Cuba. without banning “Star Wars” of his agenda, as it did at his believe they have more rights required m ajority of the electorate, and were offset by those who available In Cuba, have televisions, comfortable Dade, has been following a group of Mariel He said the resolution of the Atlanta Barbara Weinberg had been present, she, too, driving distance from Milwaukee’s. Regular bus, Cubans in Dade Cpunty. Beginning with 514 research, he gave away no previous two meetings with Rea­ than Soviet citizens. voted “ no” or stayed at home. clothes and don’t have to work very hard. hostage-taking — whether it ends peacefully as train and limousine service can take a passenger selected randomly in 1983, he has traced their would have voted in favor, evenly splitting the concrete negotiating points in an gan, Gorbachev indicated. —Backers of Gorbachev’s self- • ‘For them, that’s heaven compared to Cuba,’’ Oakdale's did or ends violently — probably will from Manitowoc to either airport for as little as $11. P economic and social progress. determine whether the crisis will revive Mariel Democratic majority. exclusive interview on NBC-TV. “ Weshallbetalkingaboutstrict styled policy of “ democratiza­ he said. But the EAS subsidy to the airline that serves The Castro government, saying it’s not going His latest survey, published earlier this year, prejudices. On a vote to reject the purchase of a The interview with NBC news­ compliance with” the 1972 Anti- tion” can look in vain for a Manitowoc is $371,000 a year, and the airline Two linked to Korean jet take poison to let the United States benefit from people showed “ significant Improvement. The studies man Tom Broka w offered an hour loophole in his blanket assertion “ It may cut both ways,” Clark said. “ It has railroad right-of-way, there was an even more Ballistic Missile Treaty which carries two passengers a day on average, five days trained and educated by Cuba, has rarely have indicated a fairly successul adaptation of undiluted Gorbachev, who has bars Star Wars defenses. that “ I see no need for any other M ANAM A, Bahrain — An Asian man and woman took poison process,” Clark said Monday. “ In general, there definitely unified the Cuban community against individualized division of opinion. Two a week. So every passenger who flies out of today after being detained, and officials said they were allowed professionals to emigrate. fascinated the West since he SDI backers believe Gorbachev party" than the Soviet Commu­ has been great€»'acceptance.” returning anyone to Cuba. Now you will find Republican directors voted against the Manitowoc costs the taxpayers, on average, almost passengers on the jetliner that disappeared on a flight to South Saenz, 57, a leading biologist in Cuba who had many who five years ago were against the rocketed to the Kremlin's top spot will try to sink SDI by insisting on nist Party. been rejected for emigration for 18 years, Unemployment among the group fell from 27 motion and one voted in favor, all after six times as much a the price of the airline ticket. Korea — possibly after being downed by a bomb. 32 months ago. —And the highly critical speech percent in I9R4 to 13 percent in 1986, and those Mariels supporting them.” strict compliance with the ABM There were several cases, according to the DOT The man died. His companion was hospitalized in critical credited the confusion of the giant Mariel expressing divergent opinions on the question. that cost the job of Moscow party A presummit wave of Gorby- treaty, a position that Congress report, where the federal subsidy was more than One Democratic director voted against the chief of Boris Yeltsin, a prominent condition. mania seemed unlikely, however, took this fall. $1,000 a day to provide air service for one or two The Korean Air Boeing 707, carrying 115 passengers and crew, reformer, will remain a secret, motion, in contrast to the votes of the other based on brusque answers hega ve On arms control and other passengers a day. In each of those cases, the vanished Sunday Shortly before a scheduled refueling stop in four Democratic directoPs present. to questions on'^liqinaii rights,'* IssSell, G <^Scfiev showed him­ Gorbachev said. subsidized airport was barely an hour’s drive from Bangkok en route from Baghdad to Seoul by way of Abu Dhabi. Cubans in Atlanta ;‘We can’t allow playing with The directors have gotten off to a good Afghanistan, democracy and the self not only as a cagey negotiator, a larger airport. Officials said the couple probably left the flight at Abu Dhabi and politics — politicking.... Sopiease moderate start. Partisan issues will come treatment of U S. citizens by their hutasa politician whoseengaging The Senate has passed a bill that would extend made their way to Bahrain. . government. style differs markedly from that trust us to resolve that question,” The man and woman took poison after Bahrain officials caught Call the program for another 10 years and eliminate the along, but it is good to see that they are not he said. On arms control, Gorbachev of his three elderly predecessors. subsidy for any airport within 50 highway miles of a them trying to leave the country with false Japanese passports, release murderer being created artificially. —Some Americans who feei stated flatly that he and Reagan Yet his rhetoric echoes the past, bigger one; the House version calls for a 35-mile authorities said. they have a press free from proved for release to halfway “ will sign" a pact on intermediate and many of his pronouncements limit. The matter will be resolved in conference. ATLANTA (AP) - Cuban in­ nuclear forces, that there are are likely to slacken Jaws in government interference may mates holding 90 hostages handed houses and not actively involved in Our Mortgage Sen. James Exon, D-Neb., thinks that people the riots were taken to Fort Polk, “ real prospects" for a deal by next disbelief. Among the jaw have bristled when (3orbachev over a double murderer considered aren’t taking the subsidized flights because of Haiti’s candidates reject vote offer and the 38 U.S. inmates were sent to summer to cut superpower arse­ parried a question on food shor­ the most dangerous person in the droppers: inferior service. So he proposed an amendment Fort Worth, Texas. PO RT-AU-PRlNCE, Haiti — An offer by the junta to hold U.S. prison here, while the last of nals by half and that Star Wars “ is —A “ limited contingent” of Red tages in the Soviet Union by^ that requires “ enhanced service” — airplanes with The approved Cubans probably replying: “ President Reagan ...* elections was rejected by two leading presidential candidates, the Cuban prisoners involved in a not a subject of negotiations." Army forces entered Afghanistan at least 15 seats, with two pilots, two engines and a will be released within 120 days, Specialist Louisiana uprising have been The key is Gorbachev's retreat at the request of the Afghan may have asked you to ask me that one of whom blamed the junta for violence that forced the slxHlays-a-week schedule. He would also expand removed. depending on space availability in question." cancellation of Sunday’s balloting. from his position at the Iceland government, Gorbachev said. the program to any community willing to pay 50 Convicted killer Thomas Silver- halfway houses, said Jim Stevens, a Apparently Gorbachev has The rejecUon deepened Haiti’s political crisis which worsened Bureau of Prisons supervisor. summit in October 1986 that no Western intelligence has re­ percent of the cost. stein, who had been seen roaming never witnessed the adversarial Sunday when the first presidential elections in 30 years were Silverstein had been considered arms deal was possible unless ported, and Soviet sources have The Congressional Budget Office has estimated inside the U.S. Penitentiary, was tug-of-war between the president canceled after at least 34 people were killed and 75 wounded by the most dangerous of the inmates Reagan curbed his plans for confirmed, that then-President that the cost of continuing the EAS subsidy for brought out in handcuffs and space-based ballistic missile de­ Hafizullah Amin was gunned and reporters. gun and machete attacks on voters. shackles and turned over to prison inside the Atlanta prison. He was another 10 years — without the Exon provisions — The m ilitary dominated junta, a provisional government that sentenced to prison in 1975 for a fense, known alternately as Star down in his palace in December Television viewers are likely to officials by the detainees Monday will be $357 million to $443 million; The was to surrender power to an elected president, was blamed for California bank robbery, has been Wars of the Strategic Defense 1979 as he resisted the Soviet witness plenty of unvarnished night. improvements in quality that Exon prp)x)ses would failing to protect voters and candidates from the attacks by convicted of killing inmates at two Initiative. force, which now numbers an Gorbachev during the next two “ I believe they regarded him as a add $100 million to $150 million to that. unidentified assailants. potential threat.” said Patrick prisons and a prison guard. One Gorbachev acknowledged a estimated 115,000 troops. weeks. Exon, whose state gets $1.5 million a year of the Korten, a U.S. Justice Department murder conviction was overturned, point that administration officials With any luck, if Gorbachev —Afghan guerrillas, as well as subsidies, said: "Anything we ever do around here, spokesman. but he is serving life terms for the chooses to give a news conference have been saying for four years — residents of Poland, Hungary and of course, can be second-guessed.... Rather than Before daylight today, law en­ other slayings. in the pressured summit environ­ “ We are glad to have Silverstein that the Soviets are working on Czechoslavakla, might take issue dwell on the negative, however, I think we should Center-right party prevails in Turkey forcement officers left the prison their own missile defenses. with Gorbachev's assertions tha ment, he can witness the rough with Silverstein in a van escorted back in federal custody, but it dwell on the positive aspects of the program.” ANKARA, Turkey — Premier Turgut Ozal, winner of the first But his comments also helped “ we were always good neighbors" and tumble of democracy, Ameri­ by police on motorcycles. Prison should be noted that it was also in civilian-run general election since 1983, bridges the two driving the interest of the detainees to turn explain the shift in his insistence and “ the Soviet Union has no can style. officials refused to say where he forces of Turkey — deeply rooted Islamic tradition and a him over,” Korten said. on curbing Star Wars: exotic intention of attacking anybody.” Confidential file would be taken. yearning to be part of Europe. ' ..... “ We want to re-emphasize the space-based systems can be —Soviets who seek to emigrate, Bryan Brnmley, who was an While the nuclear industry keeps tight controls Most of the 1,116 Cubans want to In final results announced Monday, Ozal s center-right release the hostages and end the fact that the most important step defeated “ a hundred times Gorbachev said, have been "ex­ Associated Press correspondent on its designs, operations and maintenance Motherland Party received 36.3 percent of the votes cast in 104 9-day-old siege, but about 100 for the detainees to take is the cheaper" than they can be built, in Moscow nnder Leonid Brezh­ procedures to keep them from falling into the horted from outside to leave their districts, winning 292 of the 450 seats in the one-house legislature. radicals have talked them out of release of all the hostages they wrong hands, the same cannot be said of the he said. That is a popular point country." U.S. officials, he said, nev and Ynrt Andropov and The election was held Sunday. quitting, said prison officials and presently hold,” he said. among Star Wars critics on this are trying to resolve their own covered the Iceland snmmlt, Energy Department. Congressional investigators Ozal was first elected when the military ceded power in 1983. three Cuban exile leaders who met Korten said the government has side of the Atlantic. problems “ by organizing a brain writes on national security issnes found that foreigners cna obtain crucial nuclear with inmate leaders Sunday night. offered “ a fair and reasonable ^ //-£> ® by NFA. Inc “I guess we ^re engaged in drain from the Soviet Union.” from Washington. reprocessing data from the department for the Bureau of Prisons spokesman settlement.” He refused to describe asking. Y et such information could be used to John Vanyur said he expected the offer. convert industrial nuclear waste into plutonium, Help pours in for tot found alone negotiations to resume today but no He echoed the exile leaders’ Roberta Montour the vital ingredient of nuclear bombs. This deadly time had been set. statement that hard-liners were blocking a settlement. He said “ a technology could easily end up in the possession of KANSAS CITY, Kan. — Gifts and offers of a new home have No formal negotiations were held Here’s a vote for a one-party government small but aggressive minority’ 'had For Any Type of Mortgage Financing poured in for a 17-month-old girl found alone except for the fam ily Monday at the 85-year-old stone unstable governments or even terrorists. The blocked the proposed release of 50 investigators found that some information was dog weeks after her parents and infant sister died at their home, prison, although Inmates talked differences enough to make governance possible. with officials by telephone, Korten hostages on Thanksgiving. A visitor from another planet, dropping by obtained simply by filing a request under the Two inmates did surrender Mon­ Our mortgage specialist, Roberta Washington today, would probably marvel at the But ever since the American people began, more “ One lady wanted the dog and the child,” police Officer Donald said. Freedom of Information Act. “ The radicals are pretty much in day, bringing the number of Cubans Montour, can answer your mortgage ques­ sheer number of problems confronting this than 40 years ago, to give the presidency to one Ash said. “ She didn’t think the bond that had formed between control of the situation,” said Jorge who have given up to 27p, Korten country. party and the Congress to the other, the American them should be broken. There’ s been a tremendous amount of said. Authorities have 176 U.S. tions and take your mortgage application. government has been a house divided against Support for POW/MIA* Mas Canosa, president of the The Iran-Contra controversy is more or less interest in them.” , , , . Cuban-American Foundation, a inmates, including Silverstein, Wyiiam itself. Cliff Robertson is getting involved in the Vietnam The grandparents of Linda M. Cox say. they will seek Joint She is available to meet with you in your behind us at last, although criminal prosecutions lobbying group. “ The rational back in custody. custody of the girl, who authoriUes say apparently lived on potato may still lie ahead for North, Poindexter and Why do you suppose President Reagan carried W ar POW/MIA issue. The actor won’t ^ leadership, the ones that they Some Cubans climbed onto the home or office, even on weekends or during chips and water from the toilet for two to three weeks. She was in others. But the related question of what to do about Rusher out his Iran policy through his own NSC agents? bankrolling a rescue mission or soliciting elected, they are fairly moderate. prison roof, raised a Cuban and an good condlUon Monday at Bethany Medical Center, said hospital evening hours. Nicaragua is still at white heat, and the scarcely Because confiding in Congress would have ended, donations; he will appear in a two-minute They want a solution.” Am erican flag and unfurled spokeswoman Tina Brunkow. banners with messages for the less closely related problem of fashioning a U.S. instantly, the necessary secrecy. television commercial designed to raise awareness The Atlanta riot followed an No matter what your mortgage needs. The bodies of Matthew A. Madl, 29, and Angela J. Cox, 17, were outside world. policy for the Persian Gulf is simmering on a back Why is U.S. policy in the Persian Gulf debated so of the long-simmering controversy. He said he was uprising Nov. 21 at the Federal shocked by a news report that Cambodia has the found Friday near guns in the living room. Police suspect that Detention Center in Oakdale, La. New England Savings Bank is ready to help. burner. endlessly? Because we have in that respect, as One thanked U.S. citizens, fellow Madl, who had been distraught over financial problems, killed On Nov. 20; the government Then there is the domestic problem of the huge President Reagan recently complained, “ 535 remains of 80 American soldiers it would return if Cubans and “ anybody in the whole We offer a wide range of mortgage pro­ societies are based on the so-called Secretaries of State.” asked. He said he was even more shocked that Ms. Cox, then himself. announced that 2,500 Cubans, world” for their support. Another federal budget deficit and what to do about it, and mostly criminals or mentally ill, grams, including construction, conventional, “ parliamentary system," under which the Why did House Speaker James Wright recently nothing had been done about it. It raises the listed political and judicial officials the Important matter of who shall fill the vacancy would be returned to their commu­ confer privately with Nicaraguan President Daniel question, “ Why not?” Robertson said. " I f enough the detainees wanted to meet with, on the Supreme Court. The visitor from afar could executive power is exercised by a prime minister nist homeland. The inmates have CHEA, and condo financing at fixed and chosen by, and responsible to, the legislature. If he Ortega? Because Wright wants to promote policies people ask the question, then things can be done,” including Auxiliary Bishop Agustin be forgiven for wondering how any nation could Vets give pacemaker to llama demanded they be allowed to Roman of Miami, who helped end loses the support of the legislature, his government in Central America that are at variance with those he said. varial^ rates. hope to cope with such an array of intractable remain in the United States. the Oakdale siege. “ falls.” of the State Department. EAST LANSING, Mich. — Veterinarians at Michigan State The Oakdale siege ended Sunday For an appointment call Roberta at our problems. University have implanted a pacemaker into a 2-month-old And yet all five of these problems are at bottom In the relatively few cases where the chief Why, when you come right down to it, is there a when the 950 inmates released all 26 “ I will go to Atlanta when the llama, officials said. j . new Manchester Mortgage Office located simply aspects of One Big Problem. And that is the executive is chosen separately (e.g., certain Latin budget deficit at all? Because Congress wants to hostages after the government prisoners call m e," Roman, the The llama, which was operated on last week, is expected to go promised individual reviews of ongoing civil w ar between the executive and American nations), the tendency is for the raise taxes and the president insists on cutting JHaiiriipfitpr Hrralft highest-ranking Cuban-born priest at 200 West Center Street, at 643-8911 or their immigration status, pledged in Miami’s Roman Catholic Archdi­ legislative branches of the federal government. president to become the top banana, with the expenditures. Founded In 1081 ** “ It has been done fairly frequently with dogs, occasionally in not to deport inmates approaching ocese, said Monday. toll free at 1-800-962-3250. You'll find out We have just observed the 200th anniversary of legislature being little more than his rubber stamp. Why is there still, after two attempts, a Supreme horses, but as far as we know it has never ever been done with a parole or hold them responsible for However, Korten said there were The United States, however, is one of those very Court vacancy? Because the president wants one the signing of the Constitution. I plead guilty to PENNY M. 8IEFFERT...... Publlther llama,” said Chris Brown, professor of large animal clinical damage to the prison, which was no immediate plans for Roman to why New England's Best. rare exceptions in which the executive and the kind of nominee, and the Senate another. OEOnOET. CHAPPELL...... Editor having participated, with reservations (one or two sciences at the school. . . . nearly destroyed by fire. come to Atlanta. legislature are elected separately, given important You can hail this chaos, if you wish, as DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Exocutlve EdHor of them voiced), in the orgy of self-congratulation ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... Am ogM* Editor Implanting pacemakers into animals is unusual because On Monday evening, the last of 0 ‘ “ democracy at w ork." But in truth it’ s a Prison officials have detennlned ( ■ > CUNTON, DANIELSON, DEEP RIVER. that celebrated that event. But the truth is that the powers to thwart each other, and then invited to ' equipment can cost up to $5,000, Brown said. the inmates were fingerprinted, that all 90 hostages^were safe and S S ft GALES FERRY, MYSTIC , MONTVILLE, American Constitution is scarcely working at all fight it out like a pair of enraged scorpions. spectacular case of democracy not working, and DENISE A. ROBERTS...... AdvwtWne OIrwdor searched and removed by bus. MARK F ABRAITIS...... Butlfwn Mwiagor The animal, owned by Jane Wells of Fort unharmed, Korten said. NEW LONDON. NIANTIC, OLD LYME. The only thing that ever made this zany formula we had better find some way to solve this One Big 'The inmates were sent to 12 PAWCATUCK. PLAINFIELD, WATERFORD right now in some very important respects, and SHELDON COHEN...... Compotlng Mdnigor originally was brought to Michigan State suffering fro^ a bone They saw 70 of the hostages on that its failure to do so many doom this country workable was the party system, under which a Problem before it overwhelms us. For starters, ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Prwiroom Mwicgor disease known as lumpy jaw. Removal of the infection was federal prisons around the country, federal officials said. videotapes recorded by the detai­ unless the problem is faced and corrected soon. president and a Congress controlled by his own how about going back to government by a single JEANNE Q. FROMERTH...... CirculationManagw successful, but the llama’s heart stopped several days later. About 200 Cubans already ap­ nees at officials’ request. Most of the world’s genuinely democratic party were usually able to compromise their party? Buaineaa In Stem elsried assistant treasurer Victoria C. Stem of Bolton was recently elected assistant treasurer in the government banking department of the on Trident Connecticut Bank and lirust Co. office in Hartford. Stem is responsible for management of the administratlve- t \ technical support team for the WASHINGTON (AP) - A Virgi­ Jack Garrow, a vice president at long ps two football fields. Newport represents the northeastern Con­ government banking group, which nia shipbuilder has Jumped into a Newport News^aid the shipbuilder, News noted that the Navy declined necticut district that Includes provides financial advisory services Electric Boat’s main shipyard. high-stakes government competi­ told the Navy that it cannot meet to subsidize those costs. to towns throughout New England. tion to build Trident submarines, the delivery requirennents.A Kingstown, R.I. Jaworski will manage the installa­ program, with 14 of a planned 20 The Navy strongly encouraged years. The Navy wants the next tion, maintenance and service cen­ submarines already built by or Some lawmakers questioned. Newport News to compete for the Trident to be delivered by July 1994, ters for Farmstead’s Technical Ser­ under contract to EB, and with the whether the company really wants 1988 Trident contract in an attempt about six years from the exacted vices Division. He is also responsible program maintaining-cost, deliv­ to build the giant subs or are trying to keep prices low and quality high. award. , for the testing, stocking and ship­ ery and performance standards, to appease Navy officials. depressing and But critics say it is too late to bring Garrow said Newport News spec­ ment operations of the Business the economic justification for lonely. in a second contractor and warn ified in its bid the amount of time it The company already builds, Equipment Divsion. As the national chairman of the creating and tooling up a second • The aircraft carrier USS Ctoral that dual-sourcing could create estimates it would take to deliver along with Electric l^at, the Previously, Jaworski was opera­ 1987 America Remembers Cam­ production faccility is simply not smaller SSN-688 attack submarines Sea will be in the Mediterranean more expensive and inferior subs. its first Trident,- buf said, “ We’re tions manager for Hartford Tele­ paign. I want to encourage the folks Sea over Christmas. Write to: there,” said Sen. Christopher J. NewporfNews and Electric Boat not going to talk about |t.” and other Navy ships and may have phone Co. He joined Farmstead as a at home to send Christmas and America Remembers the USS Dodd, D-Conn. wanted to avoid massive shipyard Victoria C. Stern each submitted bids for the 1988 The company also said that Its bid service manager in 1985, when Hanukkah cards and letters to Coral Sea (CV 43). c/o PAO, FPO “ In the long run, I believe that modifications, some observers say. Trident and options on Tridents for includes about $85 million extra for Farmstead acquired Hartfoi^ Tel-e-phone. servicemen and women who are far New York 09550-2720. Attention: awarding a Trident contract to But with the Navy as its main 1989 and 1990. The Navy tradition­ the money Newport News 'officials Jaworski, a Manchester native, lives in Coventry with his wife from home Last year, through Operation Dear Abby III. ally awards one Trident contract a estimate It would cost to retool the Newport News will increase cost customer, the contractor may have and three children. Operation Dear Abby II, your • America Remembers U.S. year. The last contract, awarded in shipyard to build Tridents, uliich and decr^se quality,” said Rep. been reluctant to decline to com­ readers flooded the malls with Forces in Korea, c/o Chaplain. May, was worth $615 million. are 18,750 tons each and nearly as Sam Gejdenson, a Democrat who pete for the Trident. more than 2 million pieces of mails, APO San Francisco 96202. Atten­ Halldin is INVEST representative E which we distributed to our troops tion: Operation Dear Abby III. in Korea. Okinawa. Europe and on • America R^embers U.S. Study: U.S. must Robert J. Halldin of Manchester recently joined Mechanics two aircraft carriers, (There were Forces in Okinawa, Box 743. USO. Savings Bank as an INVEST representative at the Elmwood even boxes of homemade cookies!) FPO San Francisco 98773. Atten­ Branch office. tion: Operation Dear Abby III. Abby. I spent Christmas in In his new position, Halldin will be responsible for financial Germany with American GIs who stop money flight consultation and planning. received mall from Operation Dear For U.S. Army soldiers in Ger­ Abby II, and I wish you and your many, who patrol the Iron Curtain He was previously an account readers could have seen the smiles 24 hours a day; WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States and other executive with Dean Witter Reynold, and tears as the mail was distrib­ • America Remembers llth and banking countries should help stop the flight of billions Inc. and with Moseley, Hallgarter, C uted on Christmas Eve! 2nd Armored Cavalry, c/o Co., 2nd of dollars In private capitai from debtor nations, Estabrook & Weeden. Halldin holds a This year, we need your help ACR.'-PAO/S-O, APO New York according to a study made public today. bachelor’s degree in Marketing Man­ more than ever. We want our 09093-0211. Attention: Operation The study prepared by John Williamson, an adviser agement from Central Connecticut servicemen and women to know Dear Abby III. to the Internationai Monetary Fund, estimates capitai State University in New Britain. that the folks back home remember • America Remembers U.S. flight at close to $100 billion from five of the main and support them. Can the troops Forces in Iceland. USO debtor nations: Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, the count on you and your readers for KEFLAVIK-ICELAND, FPO New Phiiippines and Venezueia. Truce is reached Operation Dear Abby III? Please York 09571-0014. Attention; Opera­ Those five owe other countries nearly $350 billion, say yes. tion Dear Abby III. and their governments are seeking new ioans for in ice cream war investments they hope wilt raise iiving standards. DON GRIMES. CHAIRMAN And how is this for a bonus? Oivld Kool/MtnchMtor Hamid (Capital owned by their own citizens could be used for W ATERBURY, Vt. - A truce has 1987 AMERICA REMEMBERS been reached in the ice cream war DEAR ABBY; lam thechairman that purpose If it were not being stashed away abroad, CAMPAIGN between Ben & Jerry’s and Haagen- of the Sanborn Girl Scouts and Keep up the good work the study says. DEAR MR. GRIME: Yes! You Brownies. Last year, at your It recommends that the United States and other Dazs. can count on me and my readers. request, we wrote to the sailors been coaching younger dancers in their rples. The ballet "haven” nations; Premium ice cream maker Ben & Michelle Reichle, 10, left, checks her position in the • Put a substantiai withholding tax on income from Jerry’s Homemade Inc. said Monday Last year USA Today, with its aboad the USS John F. Kennedy, will be performed on Saturday at 2 and 7:30 p.m. at burgeoning readership of 5>A mil­ and received so many wonderful mirror while Monique Pitz, 17, center, of Coventry, helps investments in their countries which are held by people it has reached an interim agreement lion, joined in publicizing our letters of thanks, we followed up 11-year-old Andrea Murray of Manchester get her arm Manchester High School. Tickets are $5 general, $3 for who live elsewhere; |?,oo with Pillsbury Co. and its subsidiary, campaign, and theyliave agreed to with Valentines, then Eastercards. position right in a dance from "Twas The Night Before children and senior citizens. For reservations, call • Sign tax treaties so that other countries can tax the Haagan-Dazs, over distribution join us again. Then their Captain Moriarty Christmas. Older members of the Manchester Ballet have 643-5710. income their citizens receive from investments rights in New England. Readers, start writing (and bak­ invited us to visit the ship while it abroad; David Barash, spokesman for Robert J. Halldin ing) now. Send as many cards and was docked in Norfolk, Va.! So last • Try to reduce real interest rates, the current rates Waterbury-based Ben k Jerry’s, said letters as you can. Last year my August, with the help of our Girl Manchester Yesterdays minus inflation, to previous ievels. Haagen-Dazs agreed not to withhold its products from readers advised me that they were Scout Council, friends and families, Presidents of the four Latin American countries distributors who carry Ben k Jerry’s, or otherwise coerce flabbergasted at the number of seven Girl Scouts, four chaperones were among eight who appealed in Acapuico, k^xico, merchants into carrying its brand exclusively. responses they received from and our own personal photographer AP photo on Sunday for an easing of the debt burden. In return, Ben & Jerry’ s put a lawsuit against Haagen-Dazs in grateful servicemen and women. flew to Virginia and spent three The International Monetary Fund thinks the total the deep freeze. But Barash said the company reserved the right nights and four days aboard the Space cocktail outflow from debtor countries may have reached $300 to apply to U.S. District Court at any time to enforce the • The aircraft carrier USS USS JFK as special guests of the Buying groceries was quite different billion for the years 1974-85, much of it deposited in the agreement. Ranger will be in the Indian Ocean U.S. N?vy. It was the most TRW Inc. technologist Randy Simon, working at the company’s facility banks of wealthier countries. .. .. Word of the agreementcame after business hours Monday, and during Christmas. Write to: Amer­ memorable experience of our lives. By Ed Atkinson dipped in chocolate shot and a large the pleasant odor of fresh coffee of the store’s regular customers in Redondo Beach, Calif., mixes chemical elements in a vacuum system Pillsbury officials could not be reached by telephone at their New ica Remembers the USS Ranger Thank you. Abby, for making it Williamson is a senior fellow at the Institute of Special to the Herald variety of penny candy); Earl being ground to your specifications. would order groceries weekly by to create superconductive materials for integrated circuits to be used in International Economics, a private study group which Jersey headquarters. (CV 61). c/o PAO. FPO San possible. telephone and would receive free Stairs’ Barber Shop; Diana’s Shoe sponsored his report. Francisco 96633-2750. Attention: TAMMY GINGER. A comparison of modern-day Repair Service; Mike Dellafera, In the absence of present-day home delivery. space. Operation Dear Abby III. SANBORN. IOWA supermarkets and large depart­ tailor; and Klein’s Meat Market computerized registers, a clerk Although the present-day shop­ ment stores with the grocery and (the building with the Klein name back then had to be good at ping malls provide a variety of independent stores of the ’20s and still stands on O nter Street, just arithmetic. He would add the prices stores for convenient shopping at ’30s reflects a revolutionary change west of Winter Street). ,j— . in pencil on the brown paper bag one location, I still enjoy recalling New rules for minor’s income REGAL’S Adrenal disease and style of life. I recall the many A trip to the grocery store in thow. before bundling your purchases. the friendly shopping experiences independent stores in the neighbor­ days was quite different from at the various independent stores in QUESTION: time. Things will be worse this hood where I lived on Orchard shopping today in one of our large People shopped more frequently my neighborhood. The new federal year. The Tax Reform Act of 1986 Street, two blocks west of the chain stores. There was no self in those days since the old ice boxes tax law says made lots of changes, but certainly Center. In those days, most people service then. Upon informing the did not keep food as fresh as our that when a didn’t simplify things. cause not known Investors’ Either a parent or the custodian walked or bicycled to stores. grocery clerk what food items you modem electric or gas refrigera­ Ed Atkinson lives at 108 Oxford child under 14 Ladies Night of a gift to minor account can file a D E A R DR. Where I lived there were a wanted, he would sometimes have tors and freezers were still un­ St. has unearned in­ child’s return. Considering the new GOTT: My doc­ variety of independent stores cater­ to use a pronged stick to obtain a known. The clerk and customer Do you have a memory of come of more / 'jS vV ’ Guide requirement to provide informa­ tor has told me I ing to our various needs. In addition box of cereal or some other food developed a friendly relationship “ Manchester Yesterdays” that than $1,000 the William A. Doyle tion about parent’s tax status on a Wed., Dec. 2nd have adrenoleu- to the A4P, there was Patterson’s item from a high shelf. Such items and in instances where a customer you’d like to share with our excess is taxa­ child’s return, a parent is the kodystrophy. Meat Market (famous for its tasty as butter, lard, peanut butter and would be short of money, the clerk readers? We’ll pay you $5 after ble at the par­ Dr. G ott logical person to file a return for a The prognosis is Scotch ham); Farr’s Ice Cream Cheese were sold in bulk with the trustingly would say, "That’s all publication. Write to: Manchester ents’ top tax pretty grim but Peter Gott, M.D. Parlor (featuring mouth-watering grocery clerk slicing off the amount right, Mrs. Smith, you can pay me YesteiMays, Manchester Herald, rate. That has child. 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm I ’d like more milk shakes, college ices, cones desired. And I can still remember the next time you come in.” Many P.O. Box 591, hkanchester 06040. created hor­ information rendous problems for us— and, I’m income.” QUESTION: Over the years, our about the' sure, many other grandparents. ’The 18-line Form 8615 has three family has saved large amounts on disease. We have purchased certificates sections; one for calculating the income taxes by putting CDs, Engravings tough on counterfeiters of deposit, zero-coupon bonds, child’s net Investment Income; one stocks and other investments into DEAR stocks and mutual fund shares for for figuripg the tentative tax based the names of young children and READER; The leukodystrophies DEAR READER; Either this is a our grandchildren. All are regis- . on the parents’ tax rate; one for For Ladles Only! Ing people having a gargantuan grandchildren under the gift to are a group of uncommon disea.ses new twist in the game of medical This stock cer­ pany, the registrar. tered In my name, as custodian for arriving at the child’s tax. ’The pointy-tipped light bulb all aglow in minors act. characterized by the loss or mal­ avarice or your doctor has an tificate was part Stock certificates became orna­ a child’s name, under the gift to parents’ names, filing status and the center and a border of 30 From what I have read, the new function of myelin, the insulating extremely dry sense of humor. I of a lot in the mental, better wallpaper at least, minors act. A grandchild’s Social Social Security number must be after an edict by the New York smaller bulbs headed outward as if tax law prevents us from continu­ \Come Join the Fun! material that covers nerves. The think that doctors who seriously MANPHIL auc­ Security number, which we ob­ listed on Form 8615, because the CoUectora’ protecting a wagon train. ing those tax savings. Is that right? adrenal form is associated with behave this way are letting their tion on Nov. 22 at Stock Exchange in 1874 that called tained. is on each account. parents’ taxable income and tax Some collectors go mainly for the failure of the adrenal glands, vital wallets get in the way of good .sen.se Illing Junior for fancy engravings to make it ’^ e grandchildren and their rate are used to compute the child’s Corner artwork like this, others zero in on ANSWER: Right as rain. Begin­ organs that produce hormones and common courtesy. Why not call High School. It tough for counterfeiters. The theme parents don’t know about these tax. j p of the artistry would tell what it was th e history behind the ning this year, investment income • Hourly Specials needed by the body. your doctor’s bluff? Make an has philatelic Russ MacKendrick gifts and we want to keep it that way If you don’t provide the correct all about. Here it is a spool of documentation. amounting to more than $1,000 Adrenoleukodystrophy is an in­ appointment for a definite time rights because until each youngster reaches the information, it won’t match the thread. It Is nicely done, but received by children under 14 will 6 to 7 - 25% Off All Dress Shirts | herited genetic abnormality that slot, take a stopwatch with you. and of the stamps on The American Thread Company age of majority and we are required data the IRS gets from the parents’ modest, even meechin’, compared was incorporated in New Jersey in be taxed at their parents’ rates. occurs exclusively in males. The deduct $I for each minute that he the reverse. to register the "custodial assets” in return and the revenooers’ compu­ with a Boston Terminal Coupon 1898. It was formed from units of the Many families did just what you 7 to 8 - 25% Off All Slacks underlying biochemical defect is keeps you waiting beyond the ’There are three his or her name. ter system, headquartered in Mar- Bond showing trains, ships, barges, Willimantic Thread Company outline — shifting income- not known. Treatment consists of appointment time. He might get a green U.S. In­ Knowing that none of our grand­ tinsburg, W.Va., will spit oiit a 8 to 9 - 25% Off All Outerwear rowboats and couple of horse drays which dated from 1854. producing assets from family administering adrenal hormones in good laugh — and you could make ternal Revenues, one red Documen­ serving as transfer agent. children had any other earned or dunning letter. The "Martinsburg — all hitting us with a "Transporta­ A 1938 WPA Guidebook was members In high income tax pill form to prevent adrenal insuffi­ money on the deal! tary and also three Stock Transfer The black dots in the photo unearned income in previous years, Monster" is programmed to catch 9 to 10 - 25% Off All Sport Coats | helpful with the Willimantic past. brackets to children in lower tax ciency and shock. Tax stamps from the State of New (actually holes in the paper), spell tion” blivit. we filed income tax returns for each things such as that. York. New York got into the act out "cancelled 102442CB&'TCo." Another overkill is a certificate They called It "The Thread City,” brackets or whose Income is so and Suits DEAR DR. GOTT: My grand of them.. How can we possibly do small they paid no tax at all under 9 and told of the research that licked DEAR DR. GOTT: I went to a daughter. 14, is 6 feet 2. Could her with its Guaranty Trust Company for Chemical Bank & Trust Com­ from the Ekiison Electric Illuminat- that under the new rules? QUESTION: Our daughter has a low-humidity problem and came the old tax law. ’Tis said, In new doctor, who said that my blood rapid growth be detrimental to her filed income tax returns for our up with the first acceptable cotton all-to-many cases, the asset Hourly Drawings ( pressure was too high. I told him health? ANSWER; You won’t be able to grandson, for whom we have made transfers were not true “ gifts" but thread made in this country. investments under the gift to that mayb» having to wait 45 do it properly, unless you know the simply tax dodges. 5" TV’s - Answering Machines - minutes past my appointment time DEAR READER: Your grand­ A writer in the Antique Trader taxable Income and Social Security minors act and of which I am ’The Tax Reform Act of 1986 puts custodian. Is our daughter sup­ Walkmans might have contributed to the daughter’s rapid growth is not Weekly notes still another aspect of numbers of each youngster’s the kibosh on that ploy, unless the certificate collecting — out of every posed to file our grandson’s tax problem. He told me that if I would likely to be detrimental to her parents. child Is 14 or older. pay extra, he’d hold h definite time health. Unquestionably, she is tall hundred or so you will find one or Beginning with 1987 returns, a returns, or am I? • Gift Wrapping Available slot open. Did my pressure rise at for her age. I believe that she. like two negotiable pieces. "Many peo­ new Form 8615 must be filed with that! What do you think? other teenagers, should have perio­ ple have dozens and don’t know it." the Form 1040 of a child who has ANSWER: Each taxpayer is William A. Doyle, a syndicated 8 Donations to the dic examinations by a pediatrician ■J THE AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY. He mentioned one bought for $1 that" investment income and who is req^red to file his or her return. colnmnlst, welcomes written ques­ or family doctor to evaluate her went for $8,000. taken as a dependent on a parent’s Technically, your grandson should tions, but he can provide answers American Cancer Society growth rate and general state of »d • _ them to take a paid leave for one our insurances, etc. All these exactly what kind of hepatitis you they had been reported lost, and year before retiring in 1989. statement. The plan is available only to trusted entities are to protect us had many years ago. Perhaps this had been replaced and cancelled at Under the plan, announced Mon­ "Management has been explor­ employees in certain home office against the future — as far as the information would enable you to the registry. day, that becomes effective Jan. 1, ing all possible opportunities to property-casualty and corporate earthly future exists. donate blood or organs, if you wish m**r/ * o-' * /t 44’»fin//y *4-/d,, f •>/ So zilch — but hang in there. 1988, employees who enter the reduce expenses and improve The departments, the company said. Are we leaving room for trust in to do so. ' ■; program will go on "Inactive Hartford’s competitive position,” 903 Main Street, Downtown^anchester God? Afterall Helsourprotectorof status" for one year, receive said Donald R. Frahm, president the true life after this earth. d) TONIGHT: Meeting of the Cen­ regular salary payments and be­ and chief operating officer of the A blackout in 1977 left New York Closed Wed., at 5 — Reopening 6-10 for Ladies Night The Soviet Union exploded its tral Connecticut Coin Club at the nefits, the company said. Those company’s property-casualty City virtually paralyzed and re­ J. F. Chamberland first atomic bomb Sept. 22. 1949. Knights of Columbus Hall, 138 Main who accept the offer will be able to operations. sulted in widespread looting. Permanent Deacon four years after the first American St., 7:15 to 9 p.m. Auction and Church of the Assumption nuclear detonation. American Thread Company stock certificate. coffee. Everybody welcome. l> - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tu«id«y. Dec. 1, 1W7 James Baldwin dead at 63 SPORTS ST. PAUL DE VENCE, France Wayne Williams, a young black (AP) — James Baldwin, whose first man described by prosecutors as novel “ Go Tell It On The Mountain” driven by racial self-hatred, was vn established him as a major Ameri­ convicted in 1982 oh two counts of can writer and whose later works murder for the slayings bf two of the Herald Angle broke new ground in dealing with black men. ‘ - ft U.S. race relations, has died. In 1986, French Pr/esident Fran­ Earl Yost Baldwin, 63, died Monday night at cois Mitterrand made Baldwin a Sports Editor Emeritus his home in southern France, a commander in the French Legion of Hi friend said. The death was con­ Honor, the nation’s highest award. w!' 7 firmed by the mayor's office In St. Baldwin was the second black' Paul de Vence. American to receive the award, The cause of death was not after singer Josephine Baker. immediately known. Baldwin had "Getting this award from the undergone an operation for stom­ country that I adopted means ach cancer several months ago, France has adopted me,” Baldwin said the friend, who spoke on said after receiving the award. Doherty knows condition of anonymity. The author "It's a love affair. I learned a lot had lived in France for about 40 in France. This is the place where I years. grew up insofar as you can ever say LOVE U Baldwin — author of "Notes of a you grow up,” he added. the course but Native Son,” "The Fire Next Mitterand, referring to Baldwin’s Ah; Time,” and "No Name in the first-hand knowledge of discrimi­ :|1 hAfO Street” — was called one of the nation and racial hatred, said "few indispensable American wri­ during the award ceremony that not after dark ters,” by American critic Ben­ Baldwin's life's work "explains the jamin Demott. essential, and not without a spark of humor.” A slight, small man who had a Irishman John Doherty hqd no trouble finding his sharp sense of humor, James JAMES BALDWIN . As a student in New York, way around the Manchester Road Race course for Baldwin was the son of a pastor . . . major U.S. writer Baldwin’s teachers recognized his bom in Harlem in New York City on early talent and encouraged him to the last two Thanksgiving mornings when he Aug. 2, 1924. The Associated Press in 1983 at his pursue his education and career in registered back-to-back victories. His first novel, "Go Tell It On The 16th century hillside home north of writing. The dark-haired native of Leeds, England, now Mountain,” pubiished in 1953, re­ Nice on the Riviera. In 1948, Baldwin left Harlem and Arizona’s Sean El­ called his own days as a teen-age “ They may want what white went to France on writing fellow­ officially a member in good standing of the “ Irish preacher in a store-front church. people want and they'll want to get ship and completed his first play in liott, right, voted Connection,” had more than his share of trouble “ 'Mountain' is the book I had to it one way or another” but the last France, entitled “The Amen AP photo the most valuable locating Manchester streets after the sun had set Write if I was ever going to write remnants of trust have been Corner.” player in this year’s last Wednesday night. anything eise,” Baldwin said in a stripped away. He left in 1957 during the Algerian Mourners wait outside the Oak Woods Chicago City Council will meet today to war for independence and went to Great Alaska Doherty registered at a Vernon motel along with 1985 interview with The New York Baldwin said in the AP interview Cemetery on Chicago’s South Side for pick a new mayor who will preside until Times. " I had to deal with what that integration was a failure; the Little Rock, Ark., his first trip to the Shootout in Anch­ fellow runner Andy Ronan earlier on the day before hurt me most. I had to deal with my Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. American ^uth. the funerai procession of the late Mayor the 1989 election. the 51st running of the state’s best-known and most father. He was my model; I learned probably died in vain; equal He participated in the early Harold Washington on Monday. The orage, gets ready popular foot race. Doherty had Intended to sit down a' lot from him. Nobody's ever opportunity meant "a handful of struggles for integration and spent to put a move on at night to a spaghetti dinner at the Knights of part of that year in Atlanta before frightened me since.” niggers in the window; ” black-run Columbus home in Manchester. The black writer was a strong cities were political ghettos de­ continuing his life as an expatriate Syracuse's Stephen opponent of racism and intoler­ pendent on state and federal power, writer. Thompson during The dinner, part of the Road Race Committee’s y ance, and that belief permeated He was named a Saxton fellow in Showdown due in Chicago and black peopli^ had better take annual schedule of events, has been a ritual for 1945, Rosenwald fellow in 1948, the championship \ much of his writing. care of themselvetJiMause "no on nearly a decade. * Guggenheim fellow in 1954 and game Monday IF In the early 1960s, the'author else is going to do i t . ^ CHICAGO (AP) - A day after at the service to go to City Hall for leader, and Sawyer, the 54-year-old ■■r' Partisan Review fellow in 1956. /■ suggested in his writing that blacks His last novel, entitim "Harlem Mayor Harold Washington was laid today’s special meeting. longest serving black member of night. Arizona beat With Doherty behind the wheel, and Ronan his Baldwin said in the AP interview must save whites from their own Quartet,” was publish^ this year. to rest, two aldermen headed for a “ We need to go see who has left council, who still.has ties to the old passenger, the two runners left the motel in plenty he never felt despair because that Democratic machine. Syracuse, 80-69. self destructive insensitivity. He In 1986, he wrote/” Evldence of showdown over which of them Harold,” Jackson said. “ Harold AP photo of time to make the appointed dinner hour at the would be "indefensibably self- The politicking intensified late turned militant in the 1970s and Things Not Seen,” a book based on would succeed the city’s first black needs a replacement from his pitying." Monday, after the hearse carrying KofChome. wrote that blacks must seize power the slayings of 29black children and mayor. team.” “ I don’t feel despair, but I do feel from whites. young adults from 1979 to 1981 in Supporters of Alderman Eugene the mayor’s body made a final pass “ Lgot lost,” Doherty said after he had broke the “ Black people don't believe any­ Atlanta, a black-administered city acertainurgency,” hesaid. "Tom e Jackson drew some criticism for through the predominantly black tape first on Turkey Day. “ I drove around for despair is silence, and I don't see Sawyer called a special City thing white people say anymore,” which used to bill itself as “ too busy Council meeting for late today, his active support of Evans. South Side, his old neighborhood. nearly four hours and wound up in Hartford, too how you can write out of silence." Arizona beats Syracuse, 80-69 Baldwin said in an interview with to hate.” saying they had enough votes “ He should pray for us and he Thousands of people, many wear­ should give us advice and counsel, ing Washington campaign buttons late to make the dinner. I got on the highway and among the 50 council members to got lost. I needed John (Treacy) as m y co-pllot,” he but he shouldn’t tell \x§ who should and holding yellow candles, lined ANCHORAGE. Alaska (AP) - Ariz­ than their perimeter people,” Arizona elect Sawyer as acting mayor until No. 11 Purdue 68, llllnole 8t. 61 quipped. the city holds a special election, be the mayor,” said Alderman the street. ona is still playing a lot of tough, ranked Coach Lute Olson said. "They made a Purdue won with Melvin McCants and William Henry, a black supporter Obituaries probably in 1989. Ministers, politicians and family teams. Unlike last season, however, the great run and maybe that was the best Everette Stephens sinking crucial It was Treacy who directed Doherty to of Sawyer. College Roundup Sawyer said he had at least 26 members stood before the flag- Wildcats are beating them. thing to happen to us.” jumpers In the final three minutes. Manchester for the annual press luncheon earlier votes and his supporters said he Jackson, who cut short a trip to draped casket at the mayor's Ninth-ranked Arizona finished off Arizona shot 80 percent for the game, After Purdue, 2-1, took a 35-27 lead in in the month. The pair arrived in plenty of time and Qiurch. Burial will be in St. Kingsbury of Manchester; a sister. hoped to get more. the Persian Gulf after Washing­ funeral, describing Washington as Thanksgiving weekend in Alaska in Lucile Cheney Richmond making 31 of 52 from the field, while the the first minute of the second half, gave the popular run added media support. Edward's Cemetery. Calling hours Mrs. Philbric in Canada: and three "The 26 votes are signed, sealed ton’s death, said he was working to a scrappy political fighter with a style, beating No. 3 Syracuse 80-69 Orangemen could only hit at a 40- Illinois State outscored the Boilermak­ Lucile (Cheney) Richmond, 86, of are Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. and grandchildren. and delivered,” Sawyer told repor­ hold together Washington's coali­ warm sense of humor. Monday night to win the 10th Great man.” ^ a th a m Township, N.J.. formerly percent clip. 23 of 58. ers 23-8 over a 9>A-minute span to take a 'T i l start training in December right up to 7 to 9 p.m. The funeral is Thursday at 11 ters Monday night. tion of black, white and Hispanic "It is not how long'one lives but Alaska Shootout. However, it wasn’t Elliott but sixth 50-43 edge behind the shootng of Jeff September to prepare for the 1988 Olympics. I ’ll bf Manchester, died Sunday in at a.m. at Chesmore Funeral Home. Alderman Timothy Evans, Sawy­ supporters. how well one lives,” said the Rev. "W e need games like this, facing man Ken Lofton who was responsible for “ Last year’s team would have com­ Harris, who scored 20 points. Harris had take a week off first,” Doherty said. convalescent home In New Jersey. Washington Street. Holliston. er's chief opponent, challenged that Sawyer, meanwhile, denied he Herbert Martin, pastor of Progres­ top-ranked teams.” Arizona guard the deciding run in the game. pleted the comeback.” Boeheim said of She was the daughter of the late Mass. Burial will be in Lake Grove had made any deals to win votes, 11 points, including three 3-pointers, Tauno J. Saipola claim and urged the council to wait sive Community Church, which Steve Kerr said after the Wildcats’ Arizona had led by as many as 12 his national runner-up team. "Our new Doherty was bumped off the 1984 Great Britain Charles Herman Cheney and Mary Om etery. Holliston. Mass. Calling and vowed to continue Washing­ points. .58-46 with 12:19 to play, but the guys are struggling offensively and during the Redbirds’ spree. ] Tauno "Tony” J. Sarpola. 73. of before choosing an acting mayor. Washington attended. second straight victory over a ranked Olympic team at the last minute in the 5,000 (Rich) Cheney and the widow of hours are Wedneday from 7 to 9 ton’s policiefs. Orangemen, who were the No, 1 team in defensively. Right now we’re not a But Purdue tied the score at 60 on two Vernon, formerly of Manchester, "They should reconsider that "Harold was full of fun,” he team as they beat then-No. 9 Michigan meters. His time was third best and only the top Winslow T. Richmond Sr., who died p.m. added. “ There was nothing more 79-64 in the semifinals. “ This a real the preseason poll, went on 15-2 run with complete basketball team.’’ Stephens’ free throws with 3; 55 left, then died Monday at Manchester Mem­ rush to judgment," Evans said. Manuevering among the aider- two were selected. Because of an injury to the No. 2 in September 1986. orial Hospital. He was the husband Memorial donations may be "There is no question there will men to succeed the 65-year-old pleasant than seeing that award­ challenge and I feel it only makes us Sherman Douglas, who finished with 18 Kerr thinks Arizona is. regained the lead a minute later on a She was bom in Manchester. made to Visiting Nurse and Com­ man,'Doherty was alerted to be ready. He was, but of Caroline (Mason) Sarpola. be a showdown,” said Evans. "The Washington began shortly after he winning smile.” better. points, scoring eight of them. “ Our experience helped us keep our McCants’ jumper. Stephens’ basket April 21, 1901, the daughter of the He was bom in Jersey City. N.J.. munity {^ re Inc.. 26 Park St.. only question is, what will happen collapsed and died Wednesday of a "Last year we played a lot of good " I thought we made a great comeback with 46 seconds to go gave the at the 11th hour before the Games he found himself late Charles Herman Cheney and composure in this game, "h e said. "This Sept. 9. 1914. and lived in the Vernon 06066. or to St. Edward’s at the end of that showdown.” heart attack. Martin and other speakers also teams but we lost each of the games. not against a team that’s tough to come Boilermakers a 64-61 advantage. out in the cold. Mary Rich Cheney. Her father, who year, we’re not only playing but beating Manchester-Vemon area for the School Fund. 101 High St.. Stafford A Monday night service that Several aldermen announced recalled Washington as a fierce this year.” back against,” Boeheim said. "When we the top-ranked teams-.' We blew one out Stephens led Purdue with 12 points, “ It won’t happen again,” Doherty said. "This died in 1961. was general manager last 45 years. Before retirement, he Springs 06076. began as a memorial for Washing­ they were running for acting negotiator and political fighter. In the only other Monday night game took the one-point lead we made a fatal and president of Cheney Bros, for this weekend and held off the other.” while McCants added 11. was employed by the Carlyle- ton turned into a rally for Evans as mayor, including Richard Mell, a "Harold also had a toughness involving a ranked team. No. 11 Purdue mistake. Rony (Seikaly) came to the time, now that I am a naturalized citizen of Ireland, many years. Johnson Co. of Manchester for Anna Klely many of th e' estimated 10,000 white opponent of Washington, and about him,” Martin said. "Some beat Illinois State 68-61. high post and they stole it and that was Craig McMillan added 15 points. 12 in I expect to be with the Irish team in the 5.000.” She lived in Manchester until more than 30 years. participants chanted, "W e want black Alderman Danny Davis. people would make you think he The Wildcats, who played without the turning point.” the first half, for Arizona. 3-0, while Unranked teams — in other games, moving to New Jersey in 1933. She Anna (Fagan) Kiely. 88. of 2.50 'T il be back,” a disappointed John Treacy noted Besides his wife, he is survived by E v a ^ ” and "no deals,” a rallying But neither man drew extensive was as mean as a junkyard dog. But Kerr last season while he was undergo­ They was Tom Tolbert and Lofton. Anthony Cook had 13 and Joe Turner 10. Mike Girardi’s 32-foot basket at the was a member of the Calvary High St., died Monday at Manches­ in post-race comments last Thursday. The a sister. Paula S. Mason of Jupiter. ter Memorial Hospital. She was the cry W r Evans' supporters. support, and factions lined up beneath all that toughness ... was a ing rehabilitation from knee surgery, Tolbert batted -the pass away and buzzer gave Ri$;g a 62-60 victory o v ^ Episcopal Church and the Daugh­ Seikaly led Syracuse with 19 points, four-time Manchester champion was third best this Fla.; and several nieces and widow of Edmund L. Kiely. Democratic presidential candi­ behind Evans, a 44-year-old black ... seriously committed human lost to Nevada-Las Vegas. Georgetown, Lofton, a 5-foot-ll junior, raced the Missouri-Kansaa City, spoiling me ters of the American Revolution. while Derrick Coleman added 15 and nephews. date Jesse Jackson called on those lawyer who was Washington’s floor being, warm and gracious.” Illinois and Iowa. length of the court and dunked. Kangaroos’ debut in Division I; Glenn year. Beacon Fire Chapter, both in She was born in Hartford and she Matt Roe 12. all in the first half on Graveside services will be Thurs­ “ John Thompson said we were a good “ The coaches tell me to go in there and 3-pointers. Tropf hit a 3-pointer with seven seconds Summit. N.J. She was a member of lived in Manchester for 46 years. "But,” Treacy continued, “ it most likely won’t day at 11 a.m. in Center Pemetery. team after we beat the Soviets." make something happen with my remaining to lift Holy Cross over the Mayflower Society of New 'B efore retiring, she was a boo- The all-toumament team was Kerr, be until 1989. Branford. Calling hours are Wed­ keeper at M. Gillespie & Sons in forward Sean Elliott said of the defense, make a steal here and there.” Providence College 99-98, the Crusad­ Jersey. Tolbert. Douglas. Seikaly, Coleman, nesday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 Hartford. She was a communicant Georgetown and 1988 U.S. Olympic Lofton, who finished with six points, ers’ first victory over the Friars in five " I ’m going to shoot for the marathon in the 1988 She is survived by two sons. Dollar, stocks uneasy again then nailed a 3-pointer from the comer Glen Rice and Gary Grant of Michigan. p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home. coach. "When we were watching North years; guard Darryl McDonald scored Winslow T. Richmond Jr. of Ver­ of the Church of the Assumption Torgeir Bryn of Southwest Texas State. Olympic Games. It won't be staged until the second 400 Main St. and a member of the Ladies of the Carolina-Syracuse. I told our guys, we and Tolbert. who finished with 11 points, 18 points to lead Texas A&M to a ona. N.J., and Timothy C. Rich­ have realized the deficit comprom­ Larry Rembert of Alabama- week in October jn Seoul, South Korea,” he said. Assumption. She was a formergrey Continued from page 1 President Reagan. can beat these teams and they just gave capped the 9-0 Arizona run with a side come-from-behind 69-65 victory over mond of Cheyenne. Wyo.; a ise isn’t a workable compromise,” Birmingham and Michael Johnson of lady for the American Red Cross Reagan, hardening his stance on me these blank stares. I knew we were jumper with 3:48 to play that gave the Houston Baptist, and Mitch Smith Treacy, the stiver medal winner for his brother. Jacob Cheney of Manches­ • said Joseph Barthel, a senior vice host Alaska-Anchorage. who was the Christopher Brian Daly and was a member of the Catholic sive infusion of confidence, espe­ the deficit reduction, told business good.” Wildcats a 69-61 lead. scored eight of his 20 points during a 14-0 second-place finish in the '84 Olympic marathon in ter; five grandchildren; and a president at the Philadelphia in­ tournament’s leading scorer with 66 Council of Women and St. Mar­ cially from Washington. lea'ders he would insist Congress Elliott was the best of the players in “ That’s Kenny’s role. He’s explosive run in the fh-st half as Utah downed Los Angeles, felt running in Manchester next great-grandson. Christopher Brian Daly. 22.,of 360 approve the entire package, saying vestment firm Butcher & Singer with his speed and jumping ability,” points in the three games. garet’s Circle. Daughters of "Maybe a 508-point drop in the Alaska this weekend and was named Colorado 93-64. November would be too close after the exerting Graveside services will be Thurs­ Oakland St., died Monday at "a partially implemented deal is no Inc. “ They’re more concerned that Elliott and Kerr were both members Isabella. market wasn’t enough,” said Ro­ Most Valuable Player of the Shootout Kerr said. "Tolbert blocks that pass and day at 2 p.m. in the Cheney section Hartford Hospital as a result of things are just getting out of control of the Shootout all-toumament team in In the day’s biggest blowouts, Florida 26-mile, 385-yard marathon distance. “ I doubt very She is survived by two sons, bert Brusca, chief economist of deal.” after leading the Wildcats with 16 points then Kenny hits the 3-pointer. That’s this of East (Cemetery witli the Rev. Dr. injuries sustained in an accident. 1985 when the Wildcats went 1-2. Southern defeated Otterbein 115-57, much if I will run here next year,” he said. Francis J. Kiely of Poquonok and Nikko Sewrities International Inc., Other destabilizing elements in­ here.” and 11 rebounds against Syracuse. team, we all know our roles.” Shephard S. Johnson officiating. He was the son of Margaret cluded an apparent lack of interna­ The impact was felt acutely "The MVP is a great feeling with all Tennessee-Martin routed Cumberland Eugene F. Kiely of Yarmouth, in Ne^>rork. “ How far does the “ Elliott was the key.” Syracuse It was Syracuse’s inability to hit from Treacy’s schedule includes a 15K run Jan. 10 in There are no calling hours. The Johnson of Hartford. Monday on foreign exchange and the players who were here,” Elliott said. 118-62; Northeast Oklahoma stopped Mass.; two daughters. Lucille K. market have to fall to make people tional coordination to defend the Coach Jim Boeheim said. "W e couldn’t the outside that cost it the game. Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. He was bom in Manchester. May "But this time, the championship was Bishop 114-68, and Cal-Riverside Australia and a half-marathon Jan. 24 in Japan. Cavagnaro of Manchester and realize we have to make policy dollar’s value, fear of higher metals markets, where the dollar contain him and when we did contain "Where we got them was our Center St., is in charge of 14. 1965, and he attended local slid to record lows against the all we wanted.” crush^ Cal Luthem 104-64. Eileen Regan of Madison; 18 changes? Still the politicians con­ interest rates and intensified con­ him he’s smart and found the open perimeter people shot the ball better " I raced too early (last Thursday). I had only arrangements. schools. He was employed at the tinue to play politics.” cern that debt-ridden Third World Japanese yen. West German mark four weeks of training. You need at least eight to Memorial donations may be Brand-Rex Co of Manchester. grandchildren; 10 great­ grandchildren; and several nieces Like the situation that preceded countries will act more forcefully to and other key currencies. The nine weeks. I knew I wasn’t in top condition but if it made to the Calvary Episcopal A sides his mother, he is sur­ and nepehws. She was predeceased the October crash, a number of limit or perhaps repudiate repay­ consequent likelihood of higher (Siurch. 31 Woodland Ave.. Sum­ vived by two brothers. Michael wasn’t Manchester, I would not have run,” he said. by a son, Edmund L. Kiely. and a events coalesced Monday to pro­ ment obligations. inflation drove gold prices above mit. N.J. 07091. or to the Cheney Daly and Tod Daly, both of "It seems Japan and Europe $490 an ounce. Just plain fun for Jackson Treacy has strong feelings for Manchester in the granddaughter. Regina M. duce an anxiety attack, dominated Hall Foundation, care of Mary Manchester: a sister. Maureen by concern that Congress will manner in which he has been accepted these last Blish. 9 Laurel St., Manchester Quinn of Manchester; his maternal Cavagnaro. The John F. Tierney Funeral reject a 876 billion deficit-reduction nine years. 06040. grandmother. Helen C. Johnson of Vernon; and three nieces. Home. 219 W. Center St., is in compromise reached last month in single-handed NFL victory Was Treacy satisfied with his performance!? The funeral is Thursday at 10 charge of arrangements. despite exhaustive wrangling with "Y ou are never satisfied unless you win. I didn’t a.m. at the Church of the Assump­ win. I wasn’t satisfied but there will be another Fllomena Cicia playoff contention. tion. Burial will be in St. James SEATTLE (AP) — Bo Jackson first-quarter fumble that gave the day,” he said. Filomena Cicia. 86, of Tolland, (Cemetery. The John F. Tierney couldn’t remember when he had Seattle capitalized quickly on B ob’s Seahawks their only score of the " ’Two men were better than me today, John formerly of Stafford Springs, died Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., is NAME(S):. __ _ more fun playing football, but his half. Jackson’s fumble, marching 64 Doherty and Richard O’Flynn,” Treacy said, Sunday at Johnson Memorial Hos­ in charge of arrangements. ADDRESS: O i ------single-handed destruction of the The most fun was a 91-yard yards on a drive capped by Dave pital. Stafford Springs. She was the Memorial donations may be “ Extended” Seattle Seahawks didn’t persuade touchdown gallop around left end Krieg hitting Daryl Turner with a offering no alibies. After all, he finished ahead of widow of Domenic Cicia and the made to the Department of Youth A G Eyti2-kk=34L SINGLED MARRIED^ him to give up hitting home runs for which propelled him into the tunnel 19-yard touchdown pass. more than 6,500 other runners. mother of Phyllis Felice of Services. “ Our Kids Fund.” 177 scoring more touchdowns. leading to the l^ahawks’ locker But the Raiders would scqre on If Treacy can come back and win in 1989, he’ll be Manchester. . SigouraTey St., Hartford 06105. EMPLOYMENTyy-^CM(t/Qff^Cg£ Holiday Hours “ I hadn’t thought about it,” room and propelled the Raiders their next seven possessions. the second oldest to turn the trick. The "daddy” of Besides her daughter, she is Jackson said of his career plans into a 21-7 lead in the second Marc Wilson hit James Lofton for the current "Irish Connection” is SO. Joe a 46-yard touchdown for the Raid­ survived by two sons, John J. Cicia Daisy Kingsbury MONTHLY RENT: ^ 7 1 0 * 0 0 after the Los Angeles Raiders quarter. McCluskey was 36 in 1947 when he was No. 1 in his of Tolland and Ralph J. Cicia of ’ 'I saw the defender had the angle ers’ first score and then hit Jackson routed the Seahawks 37-14 Monday hometown. John Kelley, Amby Burfoot and Trenton, N.J.; eight grandchild­ Daisy Kingsbury, 91. of 226-G night so I just threw my head back,” said with a 14-yarder for the second. ANNUAL INCOME: ^ BGiQ- Eamopn Coghlan were each 31 in notching their ren; and six great-grandchildren. New State Road, died Monday at M on.-Sat. 9-9 “ Why should I think about it? I ’m Jackson, who was at'least five Jackson’s 91-yard run broke the She was predeceased by a daugh­ her home. She was the widow of CASH AVAILABLE: / € j 7 ? < ^ having too much fun,” Jackson said yards ahead of the Seajiawks when game open in the second period last victories here. ter, Joan Cicia. Charles H. KInsgbury. outside the Raiders’ locker room, he crossed the goal line. before Chris Bahr kicked field goals The funeral is Thursday at 9 a.m. She was bom in Nova Scotia. Sunday 10-6 sunglasses shading his eyes from After he emerged from the of 23 and 47 yards for a 27-7 halftime Second best i at the Introvigne Funeral Home Canada, and lived in Massachu­ “I’m not available the glare of television lights. tunnel, Jackson tossed the football lead. The run was the longest in Inc.. 95 E. Main St., Stafford setts until moving to Manchester Fun, for Jackson, was 221 yards in the air and swung at it with an Raiders history and helped him "M y record was spoiled,” Richard O’Flynn said Springs, With a Mass of Christian nine years ago. on 18 carries, the 13th best rushing imaginary bat. surpass the 200-yard single-game as he looked at the top 25 listed finishers in the 1987 burial at 10 a.m. in St. Edward's She is survived by a son. Charles during bankers hours.” performance in NFL history, in just But Jackson wasn’t talking base­ club record Clem Daniels set In Manchester Road Race. 1963. his fifth game. ball after his three touchdowns kept " I was fourth, third and second in my earlier AT 7:00 PM, A SIRIANNI MORTGAGE COMPANY The best rushing day belongs to the Seahawks from catching AFC The Raiders opened the second trips here and I goofed up today by finishing Liquor, marijuana arrests REPRESENTATIVE ASSISTED US IN COMPLETING Walter Payton of the Chicago Bears West leader San Diego. half in equally commanding form. who ran for 275 yards against " I can’t let them make Bo’s Jackson carried Brian Bosworth second, not first. Three Manchester men are sche­ bond, police said. A MORTGAGE APPLICATION FOR A NEW HOME. Minnesota in 1977. O.J. Simpson is decisions for him,” Jackson said into the end zone on a 2-yard " I ’m pretty good at predicting, though.” he said. duled to answer charges of posses­ Brian D. Locke, 21, of 15 Hackma­ second and third at 273 and 250 when asked about the football fans touchdown run for a 34-7 lead. "Last night (Thanksgiving eve), I was talking with Sirianni's experienced loan officers are available at your conve­ sion of liquor and marijuana in tack St., also was charged Thurs­ yards. who wanted to see what the 1985 Bahr’s 23-yard field goal upped the Richard Mulligan and he asked me to predict the nience. You can set the appointment time and place, including Manchester Superior Court tomor­ day with the sale of marijuana, Fun. for Jackson, was turning 25 Heisman Trophy winner from margin to 37-7before Krieg finished top three places. I said, Doherty, O’Flynn and possession of marijuana with intent the scoring with a 3-yard touch­ row. police said. evenings and weekends!. while a national television audience Auburn could do with a full season. Treacy. That was the exact order of finish,” he Steven J. Aceto, 16. of 58 to sell, possession of drug parapher­ watched the 4-7 Raiders break a " I have to do what I want,” said down pass to tight end Mike Tice. said. Overland St., and Dean A. Brown- nalia and delivering liquor to a seven-game losing streak. Jackson, who said too much has Jackson said he felt a certain bill. 18.of44EldridgeSt.. wereeach minor, police said. He was held on AP photo "It was my birthday. I had a been made of his description of kinship with Bosworth. Seattle’s “ The race today gave me new confidence. I have arrested Thursday in a parked car $2,000 cash bond, police said. great time,” Jackson said as he football as a "hobby” when he high-profile, $ll-mlllion rookie. The been bothered by injuries. This was my second in the Chalmers and Horace streets Police said two other Manchester Bo Jackson of the Los Angeles Raiders spoiled the day for the 7-4 Seahawks announced he would join the two'spoke after the game. race in four months. The finish against such a class area after police said they re­ men also were in the'parked car. takes a breather on the bench after a and their normally raucous King- Raiders after the Kansas City " I told Boz he had nothing to hang field is gratifying. sponded to a complaint of noise. One of them. LeeS. Brownbill. 17, MORTQAQE CORPOHATIOM dome crowd. Royals’ baseball season ended. his head about. A lot of people out " I ’m pointing to the Olympic Games. In the lOK,” of 44 Eldrige St., was charged with 91-yard touchdown run In the second The two were arrested on charges Fun was accounting for 43 of the ’ibe Seahawks must play on the there would like to see us two fail. the Irish-bom runner said of his long-range plan. of of possession of marijuana and possession of alcohol by a minor quarter of Monday’s NFL game in "But Boz and I think alike," 644-9194 Raiders’ 59 yards in a scoring drive road for three of their last four The little man may be the best of the "new look possession of liquor by a minor, and released with a summons, that gave Los Angeles a 14-7 lead games, including a Sunday game in Jackson said. "W e’re determined Seattle. Jackson had 122 yards in the Irish Connection.” police said. police said. The other man was not •WHERE SERVICE NEVER STOPS’ and helped Jackson atone for a Pittsburgh. The Raiders are out of to com e out on top whatever we do. ” Both were released on |1,000 cash charged. first half. MANCHESTER HERALD. 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Roct; Farmington Barkley scored six of Philadel­ quac(^ assists In the Jazz come- ABTImeeEIT kick the ball through the basket as Ellington (8 ^D 5tw ^vlft8auerl3:7l-»,CaokM^ phia's next eight points as the 76ers back^obby Hansen hit two 8-poln.t Storrs WALES COfIFERBNCE EAfTERN QONFERBNCB S, Waiters 1-5 18 8 RiwRord W* the Philadelphia 76ers derailed Top 50 Fomilot NIarlborough Btontlev08810, Hogls24008 WlOOOOa built an 88-83 advantage with 7:50 goals and Stockton assisted on T FIs OF QA AlhMHCLos Angeles Lakers at Sacramento 20 29:46 Mary P. Cobb San Antonio 5 8 .385 3V*> give the 76ers a fourth-period lineup at times we did a great job on close as 8883 with 5:34 left. East Windsor Smvttie Divisloii Sacramento 4 7 .364 3W zono and Phoenix at Portland. 21 29:54 Shorl R. Slobln Calgarv 14 8 3 31 122 94 No. 4 Pittsburgh (1-0) did not play. 22 »:0 4 Meredith K. Gordon South Glastonbury , FocHlc DtvWon "Everything Barkley threw up cushion when he scored on a drive the boards,” said Guokas, whose Milwaukee regained control with a New London Edmonton 14 8 2 30 113 86 No. 5 Indiana (14) did not ploy. 23 30:15 Susan Taylor 93 L.A. Lakers 9 2 518 No. 6 Iowa (34) did not ploy. and free throw with 3:14 left, giving team was outrebounded 45-44. "The 9-0 rally that Hodges, who scored 16 Nicole R. Arplorlan Winnipeg 10 12 1 21 83 Portland 7 5 .583 2Vt AP phcMo went in," said Utah’s Karl Malone, 24 30:23 Vancouver 8 13 2 18 80 90 No. 7 RoHdo (80) did not ploy. big key for us was that we were able points, finished with a 8point goal 25 30:26 Mary Henderson Sserttte 6 6 500 3W who finished with 17 points, 8 below Philadelphia a 99-94 advantage. Los Angeles 7 13 4 18 90 115 Phoenix 4 6 .400 4Vi NO. 8 Missouri (00) did not pkw. Philadelphia's Vincent Askew goes in for the slam dunk to control the tempo against a team and a layup. 26 30:21 Pot Swim Monday's Oansei1 Brian BoBWorlh No. 5 Arizono (34) beat No. 3 Syracuse his season average. "The team hit The Jazz, who entered the game 27 »:2 9 Grace B. Hagan L.A. Clippers 4 8 .333 5'/i that runs well, especially at home.” Randy Breuer scored 20 points Montreal 8 Boston 4 Golden State 2 10 .167 7'A 0 0 ^ between Utah’s Melvin Turpin (54) and Darrell Griffith all the important baskets. He could the only NBA team unbeaten at 28 »:3 9 Heather A. Ostic Footbafl Oolgorv 4, Chicago 0 No.lO Wymomlng (1-0) dta not ploy.. . “ They deserved the game,” Utah for the Bucks, and Vem Fleming 29 »:4 3 ' CathI Koehler Taesdoy*s Onmes This 6-foot-2, 234-pound (Monday's Oames No.ll Purdue (21) beat Illinois State (35) In first half action Monday night in Utah. The 76ers have drop-kicked the ball in." home, overcame a 53-41 halftime 30 30:45 Marybeth Balch Milwaukee 104, Indiana 94 Coach Frank I,ayden said. "Th ey led the Pacer^ with 20. Vancouver at Quebec, 7:35 p;m. linebccker signed an $11 Philadelphia 108 Utah 100 6881. Philadelphia, playing without deficit tc lead 7872 late in the third 31 30:51 Andreo M. Muzeroll Edmonton at Washington, 7:35 p.m. N0.12 Temple (80) did not ptay. won, 106-96. 32 30:55 Heather L. Cross million contract to play for Tuesday's Oames No.13 Duke (20) beat East Carolina 54 Cynthia L. Knowles Toronto at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Detrolt/ot New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. 33 31:17 NFL Stindings Winnipeg at Los Angeles, 10 J5 p.m. the Seattle Seahawks for 10 45. 34 31:19 Robrto Lutock Wednesday's Oames years. Known as “The Boz,” Boston at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. No.14 Louisville (80) did not ploy. 35 31:33 Alvee Robov Boston at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Seattle at NewYork, 8p.m. N0.15 Michigan (21) did not ptay. 36 31:42 Nancy P. Byrne AH Times EST he was an All-American at Denver at Houston, 9 :X p.m. Scores twice In seven seconds AMERICAN CONFEREFICE Vancouver at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. No.16 Kansas (1-2) did not ptay. 37 31:42 Kathleen Klttredge New York Islanders at Pittsburgh, 7:35 Oklahoma after being re­ Chicago at (Solden State, 10:30 p.m. No.17 j^ rg e to w n (20) did not ploy. 38 < 31:45 Cindy Gantnier Los Angeles Lakers at Sacramento, W*"l T Pet. F F FA p.m. No.ism lohom a (lO ) did not play. 39 31:49 Maryann MIelnIczuk Edmonton at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. cruited out of Irving, Texas. 10:30 p.m. No.15 Nevoda-Los Vegas (80) did not 40 31:50 Kathy Atanlzza Buffalo 6 5 0 .545 20S 231 Phoenix at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Indianapolis 6 5 0 .545 244 151 Chicago at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. ploy 41 31:55 Maureen E. Turner Wednesday's Oomes No.20 Memphis State (1-0) did not ptay. 42 31:56 Carol A. Weeks N.Y. Jets 6 5 0 .545 252 223 New Jersey at Boston, 7 :X p.m. Richer lightning bolt stops Bruins 43 32:01 Abbv L. Doolittle MIomI 5 ^ 6 0 .455 264 252 Seattle at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. New Englond 5 6 0 .455 221 J2S Milwaukee at Detroit, 7 :X p.m. 44 32:10 Christine M.'Osborn Callaga Tap Twanty 45 32:11 Elln Larsen Central Canadlana8.Brulna4 Washington at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. Cleveland 7 4 0 .636 302 176 B y family, which lives in Montreal, Roy, meanwhile, said, “ I was 46 32:14 Debra Burns M H a A Houston at Son Antonio, 8 :X p.m. The Associated Press 47 32:15 Catherine M. Cross Houston 6 5 0 .545 257 274 Socramento at Denver, 5:W p.m. The Top Twenty teams In the Associated looked on. mad because they scored a goal on 48 32:19 Cindy A. Pomeroy Pittsburgh 6 5 0 .545 223 231 Boston 8 1 1—4 Wlllington Pizza H ^se blasted Wal­ Chicago at Utah, 5:30 p.m. Press' college basketball poll, with flrst- a play when there should have been Cincinnati 3 6 0 .273 150 243 Mentreol 2, 4 MONTREAL — Stephane Richer NHL Roundup His second goal came while the 49 32:32 Susan P. parley lingford, 120. Scoff Rickard scored a Philadelphia at Los Angeles Clippers, plooe votes In parentheses, totalpolnh a penalty.” 50 32:32 June W. Sounders West Rrst Period— 1, Montreal, Smith 15 three-goal hat trick to lead Wlllln^on 10:30 p.m. based on 38181817-181814-181811-1084^ made quick work of the Boston C^nadUts were two players short, San Diego 8 3 0 .727 212 220 (Lemleux, Green), 16:47.Z Montreal, Nos- vrhlle Chris Greenland and Scott Cham- Portland at Los Angeles Lakers, 10:30 and th^l^uins still had 1:36 left on lund 10 (Nltan), 17:56. Penalties— Llnse- 8543-81, records through Nov. 25 and lost Bruins. Denver 7 3 1 .6t2 283 223 berland each added two goals. Other p.m. week's ranking: the power play, but they couldn’t Flames 4, Blackhawks 0 Top SO Mall Seattle 7 4 0 .636 280 218 mon. Bos (hlgh-Mcklng), 4:23; Neely, tallies were by Mike Soderland, Todd Record Pts Pvs "Stephane’s two goals in seven team — they capitalized on their L.A. Raiders 4 7 0 .364 237 222 Bos (roughing), 8:24; Kordic, 6Aon (McA- move any closer than 5-3. Place Time Name Hutton, Nick Stauder, Mike Ruth, Scott I.North Carolina (37) 8 0 1105 3 seconds was the game for us,” opportunities — but we didn’t stop Mike Vernon made 20 saves as Kansas City 2 5 0 .182 172 308 stlcklng), 20:00. Cochran and Tony Legere. Joey Hayes Bucka 104, Pacera 04 IKentucky (7) l- 0 IBS 5 Claude Lemleux boosted Mont­ 1 21:31 John Doherty NATIONAL CONFERENCE Second Period— 3, Montreal, Naslund 11 Montreal’s Mats Naslund said of working, either.” Calgary beat Chicago and extended 2 21:35 Richard Dfivnn had two assists while Mott Denis and ISvrocuse (2) 8 1 5JS ! real into a three-goal lead with 46 Eost (Robinson, Richer), 3:52 (pp). 4, Boston, Duke Mansell hod ohe assist each. the lightning strike by Richer that The Bruins fell seven points its unbeaten streak to six games. 3 21:54 John Treocy Washington 8 3 0 .727 273 201 Courfnall 12 (Larson), 5:44. 5, Boston, INDIANA (56) 4.Plltsburgh (4) 1 -0 513 4 seconds left in the second period. 4 21:56 James Cooper Jessie Carlson-Conwav was a standout S.lndlona (4) 1- 0 817 6 led the Canadiens to a 84 NHL behind the first-pipce Canadiens In Joel Otto, Joe Nieuwendyk, Ha- Delias 5 6 0 .455 260 266 Kosper 11 (Thelven, Larson) (pp), 14:42 In goal. Person 7-15 46 18, Tisdale 411 1-2 5, But the Bruins didn’t stop 5 21:59 Jerry Drellly Philadelphia 5 6 0 .455 252 255 (pp). 6, Montreal, RIctier 15 (Naslund), Stipanovich 7-13 58 15, Fleming 5-18 23 6.IOWO 8 0 M2 It victory over the Bruins. the Adams Division. Except for the kan Loob and Mike Bullard scored 6 22:11 Keith Brantiv 20, Long 1-6 04 2 Williams 27 24 6, Mil­ 7. Rorlda (1) 8 0 717 14 working. St. Louis 5 6 0 .455 271 275 15:18 7, Montreal, Richer 16, 15:23. 8, 8. Mlssourl (1) 8 0 704 8 In the only other NHL game work of Montreal goaltender Pa­ for Calgary as the Flames won for 7 22:18 Richard Mulllgon N.Y. Giants 3 8 0 .273 153 248 Boston, Kasper 12 (Thelven, Larson), S q u irt A ler 451-110, Anderson 55 0010, Wheeler The diligence produced Kasper's 8 22:1S Jeon-Plerre Ndoylsen 16:44 (pp). 5, Montreal, Lemleux 5 0-1 00 0, Gray 03 00 0. Totals 3552 1522 O.ArIzona (1) 0 « 6 17 Monday night. Calgary beat Chi­ trick Roy, a goal post and a failure the fifth time in that span. Central 10. Wyomlng 1- 0 633 10 third goal at 14:21 of the third 9 22:38 Charlie Breogy Chicago 5 2 0 .818 255 180 (Smith, Svobodo) 15:14. Penalties— Peder­ Enfield slipped past Fam ily Home 54. cago 80. Tonight. Vancouver visits or two with the net open in the first 10 22:38 Steve Ave Remodelers, 22, but FHR bounced back 11. Purdue 1-1 W 2 period, a play on which Roy was The victory also enabled Calgary Minnesota 7 4 0 .636 261 248 son, Bos (hooking), 2:31; Courtrall, Bos MILWAUKEE 084) llTemple 8 0 « 12 Quebec, Edmonton travels to Wa­ period, the Bruins could have made 11 22:44 Andy Ronan Green Bay 4 6 1 .405 153 214 (hooking), 11:00; Skrudlond, A6on (Inter­ to defeat Watertown, 42. Keith Mlllen Cummings 7-21 24 16, SIkma 815 58 21, flattened by Randy Burridge as he to move back into first place in the 12 22:49 Joe Swift Tampo Bay 4 7 0 .364 222 241 ference), 13:58; Walter, 66on (hooking), and Duane Flcora had the goal In the Breuer 81322 20, Lucas 27 DO 4, Pres4 IlD u k e 1- 0 465 IS shington, Toronto is at Minnesota it a closer contest. 14.Loulsvllle 8 0 418 13 ventured from his net to chase a Smythe Division, one point ahead of 13 22:57 Gerard Donakowskl Detroit 2 5 0 .182 185 307 15:51; Ludwig, Mtl (cross-checking), loss to Enfield while Jeff DIBattlstoand ey 27 24 5, Hodges 7-11 00 16, Mannion and Los Angeles hosts Quebec. Instead, the Canadiens got goals 14 22:59 James Norris West 16:20. Jeff Herold hod assists. Todd Hauswirth 25 81 6, K ry^o w la k 26 04 4, MokeskI IlMIchlgon (1) 8 1 383 5 the idle Edmonton Oilers. 23:01 Gordon H. Snoden 18Kansas 1-2 375 7 Richer’s performance was two by Bobby Smith and Naslund in the loose puck. 15 San Francisco 5 2 0 .818 312 234 Third Period— 10, Boston, Kasper 13, recordedKsavesIngoalfor FHR. In the 26 22 ATotals 4451 1415 104. After Kasper scored Into the 16 23:02 James G. Gooberlet New Orleans 8 3 0 .727 280 151 14:21. Penalties— Svobodo, Mon (holding), win In over Woterfown, Kevin Fleming Indiana 151 1 18 M — 54 17.Georgetown 8 0 M 16 seconds shy of the team record for final four minutes for a 2-0 cushion. On a night when (Tiicago goal- 17 23:05 Brian P. Lenihon 18.0ktahoma 1- 0 237 15 empty goal. Roy went after Bur­ L.A. Roms 4 7 0 .364 226 268 4:47; Robinson, Mh (Interference), 8:28; scored twice while Andy Zlonlo and MHswukee 84 84 M 88-184 the two fastest goals, set in 1971 by Naslund added another — his 11th tender Darren Pang starred, mak­ 11 23:17 Charles E. Duggan Atlanta 2 5 0 .182 164 328 Burrtdge, Bos, mlnor-malor (Mgh-stlck- FIcara each added a goal. Craig 2Polnt goals— Miller, Hodges 2. 15.l4ev.-Los Vegas 8 0 83 — ridge. who had fallen to the ice, and 19 23:20 John Byslewici Massicotte, Nate Spleker and DIBat- lO.Memphls St. 1- 0 67 — Peter Mahovlich. The NHL record — in the second period, and Richer ing 37 saves, the Blackhawks lost Thursday's Games Ing, fighting), 14:21; Pederson, Bos Rebounds— Indiana 57 (Stipanovich 12), punched him with his glove. They 20 23:22 Dovid Burke Kansas City 27, Detroit 20 (roughing), 14:21; Roy, Mon, mlnor-ma­ tlsto had assists. Milwaukee 55 (SIkma 13). Assists— In­ Dthers receiving votes: Iowa State 66; is held by Nels Stewart, who scored then scored twice in seven seconds, their eighth straight road game. 21 23:^ Rob Day Minnesota 44, Dallas 38, O T diana 26 (Fleming 6), Milwaukee 35 Geortfa Tech64; NotreDameSI; SetonHall traded blows as players milled AP photo lor, served by Richer (roughing, llghf- SO; Illinois 41; NewDrleons 35; Auburn 25; twice within four seconds for the at 15:16 and 15:23. That made it 5-2 Chicago now is winless in its last 11 22 23:32 . Jim P. Sanders Sondov*! OamM Ing), 14:21; Corson, 6Aon (roughing), (Cummings, Lucas 7). Total fouls— In­ about. 23 23:38 Paul R. Bollck New York Jets 27, Cincinnati 20 14:21. S q u irt B diana 2), Milwaukee 20. A— 10,775. DePaul 24; Vlllanova 24; Georgia 20; Montreal Maroons in a 83 victory and cut off the Bruins’ air supply road games (810-1). Steye Oliver Bradley 18; $t. John's 14; North Carolina “ He just barely got rid of the puck Boston's Randy Burridge falls to the ice after he runs into 24 23:40 Chicago 23, Green Bay 10 Shots on goal— Boston 1885—31. Mon­ Hebron Wood Products won two over Boston on Jan. 3. 1931. just as they were getting their 25 23:45 MIchoel T . Cobb Indianapolis 51, Houston 27 State 11; Southern Mississippi 11; 5lew as I came into him.” Burridge said. “ There were a fewcoughups. but treal 7-13-5-25. games over the weekend. HWP de­ 7Bere16B,Jas1B0 Mexico 10; Xavier, Ohio 10; Louisiana "They hurt, no doubt.” Boston’s second wind on goals by Geoff Montreal's Chris Niian during the first period of their 26 23:51 Mark R. Whitehouse Buffalo 27, MIomI 0 Power-play Opportunities— Boston 2 of feated North Haven, 4-1 and then nipped “ If he wants to come out of his we came back and cleared (the 27 23:56 Bob Clifford New Orleans 20, Pittsburgh 16 Stale 8; Brigham Young S;KansasSt.5; Steve Kasper said of Richer’s Courtnall and Kasper. 6; Montreal 1 of 4. Newington, 2-1. Tyler Brooks, Brad Maryland 4; Southwest MIssourt State 4; crease, he’s fair game.” rebounds) well." Vernon said. Monday night game in Montreal. 28 23:57 Tim D. Devolve Philadelphia 34, New England 31, O T (taalles— Boston, Keans (25 shots-15 Fries, Robert Skoelund, and Jason FHILADRLFNIA (M6) Kasper scored three goals as his 29 23:58 Timothy K. Kane Texas-EI Paso 3; Cleveland Stote2; Maho3; goals. "That’s the sign of a good St. Louis 34, Atlanta 21 saves). Montreal, Roy (31-27). Phllbln each scored a goal In the win Robinson 11-22 24 24, Barkley 1520 12 Loyola, Callf.3;OhloStata2; Pepperdlne2; f'i' 30 23:59 E.F. SparkowskI Los Angeles Rams 35, Tampa Bay 3 A— 17525. over North Haven. Tim Lentinehadtwo 12 43, McNamara 84 80 0, Cheeks 4-5 25 31 24:00 Allen Zetterlund Washln^on 23, New York Giants 15 Referee— Bob Myers. Linesmen— Pat UCLA2; LoSallel; Southwestern Louisiana assists for the winners while Jim Morin, 11, Wingate 57 22 12 Askew 24 80 4, 1;Stanford1. 32 24:01 Sean C. Delaney Denver 31, SOn Diego 17 Dapuzzo, Leon Stickle. Nick Maiczyfc and Skoglund also picked Vrones 80 80 8, King 418 80 8, Caller 2 33 24:06 Patrick O'Nell Son Francisco 38, Cleveland 24 UPtaUlStS. I 4 81 4. Totals 4 3 « 1824 106. 34:07 David L lt^ 34 Ih the win ever Newington, Bruce U TA H tm t Waman’a Tap Twanty One-time vaunted Mark Gastineau is now feeiing his oats 35 24:08 Fran A. Houle Los Angeles Rolders 37, Seattle 14 Turgeon and Corev Wrveach scoredfor Malone 413'510 17, tavaroni 23 22 6, 36 24:12 Jonws Huleott SundoVe Par. £ Flamea4.BlackhawkaO HW P while Lentine hod an assist. Eaton 23 1-2 5, Stockton 812 44 20, Han­ 37 24:13 Steve Gates Atlonta at Dallas, 1 p.m. Goalie Shawn Haves had 16 saves. sen 48 80 10, Tripudea 25 80 4, Bailey 8 The Top Twenty teams In The Assocloled defense has been helped by the 38 24:17 James J. Wodsworth Indianapolis at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Cincinnati wan liiree tacklqSiAlid a teammates heavily criticized him Chicage 8 8 13 58 21, Turpin 81 84 0, (Sreen 82 80 0, Press' women's college basketball poll Bv Barry Wllner teammates have for Gastineau. In 1986, he had two sacks in 10 39 24:21 Robert J. McCusker Kansas City at Cincinnati 1 p.m. Grlfllth 7-16 34 U.Totals 3876 2830 100. as compiled by Mel Greenberg of The sack. He personally thwarted a through the media. return of Klecko, who underwent 24:22 Ahmed Ismail The Associated Press who Was the only Jet not to go on games. 40 Los Angeles Rams at Detroit, 1 p.m. Rrst Portod— 1, Calgary, Otto 2 (Pepl- P aa W a a A PhNodslphta M U M 15-186 Philadelphia Inquirer on the votes of 60 “ I hope that’s behind us." Is all reconstructive knee surgery last 41 24:23 John F. Martin Phlladelphio at New York Giants, 1 Utah IS 16 17 n-118 women's coaches with first-plaoe votes In strike and who didn’t attend a team This season, he was off to another reverse play and his sack of 42 24:24 Mike Arpin p.m. Inskl) 8:52. Penalties— Chicago bench, D.W . Fish took second place In the Gastineau wants to say about the December. When Klecko came served by Bergevin (too many men on Syracuse (N .Y .) Tournament over the 2Polnt goals— Barkley, Hansen 2. parentheses, records, points based on HEMPSTEAD. NY. - For meeting to explain his stand when slow start and then the strike hit. Boomer Esiason — helped by the 43 24:26 Pool BIrkmeyer San Diego at Houston, 1 p.m. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Phila­ 28181817-181818181811-18887-858881 strike and its impact on the Jets. back against Kansas City last 44 24:28 Gregory R. Bdst San Francisco at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Ice) 0:11; T.Murray, Chi (stashing), 6:06; weekend. D.W. Fish lost to Camlllus, the strike was called. Little went right for Gastineau until league’s in-the-grasp rule — ne­ Glynn, Col (holding), 12:25. 43, In overtime, then trounced Skanea- delphia 44 (Barkley 14), Utah 45 (Bailey and lost week's ranking. weeks, the skeptics have said that month, his presence was felt 45 24:35 Philip A. Garland Seattle at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. 5). Anisis— Philadelphia 23 (Cheeks 6), Record Pts Pvs recently. gated a touchdown pass and made “ It’s taken me a lot longer than 46 24:39 Kevin T. Hill Washington at St. Louis, 1 p.m. Second Perlod-3, COIgary, NIeuwendyfc teles, 121. D.W . Fish then got Is rematch time — not to mention NFLrunners immediately. 14 (Glynn) 16:07. Ponaltv— O.WIIson, Chi with Camlllus In the championship Utah 34 (Stockton W). Total fouls— Phila­ I. Tennessee (52) 8 0 1185 1 “ This has been the toughest year the Bengals settle for a field^oal in what a lot of people apparently 47 24:40 John A. Matthews Buffalo at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 p.m. delphia 22 Utah 34. Technicals— Barkley, I Texas (3) 8 0 1125 2 and throwers — has passed Mark Coach Joe Walton and his staff 48 24:41 David R. Relk flew England at Denver, 4 p.m. (hoMIng), 11:26. game, but lost again., 43. of my life as a football player.” the fourth quarter. v expected,” he said of the return to Third Period—3, Calgary, Loob 14 In the tournament, Mike Rodriguez Malone, Utah Illegal defense 2 A— 13,212. 3. Auburn (5) 8 01087 3 Gastineau by "Joe does so much up there, 49 24:43 Tom E. Cary Tampa Bay at New Orleons, 4 p.m. 4. Long Bech St. (1) 8 0 552 4 Gastineau said. “ But if I get have been on Gastineau’s side, at form, or near it. "Some guys just 24:46 Kevin Grant (C.WIIson, McCHmmon), 6:53.4, Calgary, and Gregg Tolman each tallied five ; usually taking two guys to block 50 Chicago at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Bullard 14 (McDonald, Sheehv), 15:34. 5. Louisiana Tech 8 0 566 3 through it OK and show I can still do least publicly. He has been reduced “ Mark has shown great effort, come back from injury faster than I Monday, Dec. 7 goals for D.W. Fish while Kevin WIehn MRA I BBllRn 8 Iowa 8 0 511 6 Gastineau might yet prove them him on every play,” Walton said. New York Jets at Miami, 5 p.m. Ptnaittes— Valve, Chi, double minor had three and Kevin Sheridan scored " " " things to help this team, it will to a situation player. Used almost he’s been hustling like hell.” can. No one works harder. I can’t (hlglvetlcklng), 6:45; Of(o, Cal, doA sacks. 19 is how you’ll play in a game. But 15 John Doherty 21:31 leodsrs Ih rough Nov.35: 12 W. Kentucky 1- 0 568 12 feared defensive end in the game in that role even though starter can get. He saved a touchdown. have.” L.A. Raiders 7 28 18 8-17 Hunter, Cal (roughing) 7:40; Bergevin, outstanding In goal In the title game Scertng tackles — in 11 games this season. I ’ve had great practices and just 11 Richard O'Rynn 21:35 Chi_ (roughing) _ 10:22; Stapleten, Chi I I Southern Col 8 0 450 13 and was a co-chairman, along with Marty Lyons was hurt. Rookie Scott 21:54 Seattle 7 0 7 8-14 with 25 saves. Q FD FT PhAvg 14. S. Illinois 1- 1 277 16 They note how he was neutralized in haven’t been abe to do It in the Finally, Gastineau has been able 5 John Treocy (roughing), 10:23; PepllnskI, Cal (rough- Jordan, Chi. 13 151 127 430 33.1 Mersereau. a replacement player “ A lot of guys, including Mark, 7 James Cooper 21:56 nrsi Ouorler 15. WoshlnMon 1- 1 271 15 the New York Jets’ three strike- Joe Klecko. of a unit dubbed “ The games. I ’ve tried harder than you’ll to take advantage on the field. 4 Gerry O'Reilly 21:55 . Seo— Turner 15 pass from Krieg Barkley, Phil. 10 56 73 270 27.016. St. Joseph's 8 0 345 - who gained a roster spot when the came to the front.” ;S?i2;'SSias,’^(r.'ta lS lck iW ^;' P a a W M B Aguirre, Dali. 11 115 54 388 26.2 replacement games while other New York Sack Exchange.” But an " I ’m not making any claims,” he (N.Johnson kick), 5:27 Ffoser, Chi mlnor-malor (Instigator, 17. Stanford 8 0 204 20 NFL players strike ended, started Gastineau always has liked being ever know. Male404» LA— Lofton 46 pass from Wilson (Bohr Reed Construction defeated Walling­ Bird, Bos. 10 54 60 258 25.818. Duke 1- 0 157 15 N FL defensive ends, notably Ed abdomenal injury and groin pull, "Against the Bengals, it just said. ” I always felt if I continued to 5425 Charles Parmalee 25:24 kick), 12:27 flahtlna), 17:35; PMInskI, Cal, mlnor-ma­ OOViS, Phoe. 10 55 63 2S1 25.3 for Lyons and yielded to Gastineau front and center. That self- lor (roughing, fighting), 17:35. ford, 52. Chris Mlckushodtwogoolsfor 15. Vanderbilt 1-1 155 14 attributed to the added weight he work hard and practice hard, the 4506 Dick A. Ashley 25:38 Second Quarter the victors while Kevin Low, Mark Molone, Utah 12 117 65 255 24.520. Old Dominion 1-1 85 18 "Too Tall” Jones of Dallas, were promoting image has alienated him came together. I just hope that it 25:52 LA— Jackson 14 pass from Wilson (Bohr Shots on goal— Chicago 87-4— 20. Colgo- Drexler, Port. 12 120 55 256 24.7 was carrying to enhance his on likely passing downs. 4501 Ernie P. Dumos ry 821-13-41. Midford, and Marty Curtis each added a Others receiving votes: Illinois 72 Penn much more successful in what stays, that I have come back, that I way Joe tells us to, I would get it 4502 Arnold Rep^o 25:55 kick), 2:41 goal. Peter Hayes hod two anists and Ellis, Sea. 12 121 40 254 24.5St. 70, Louisiana St. 68, James Madison strength, slowed his pass rush to a Still, Gastineau has been more f(;om many Jets. When he struggled 5150 Gary J. Gagnon 26:12 LA— Jackson 51 run (Bahr kick), 5:18 Power-ptoy opportunities— Chlcogo 0 of English, Den. 13 131 46 268 24.0 should have been mismatches in do it again next week.” back. 1; Calgary 0 of 5. ERIC Peterson, Low and Curtis one 25, Maryland X, DePoul 11 Kentucky 10, walk. Then a knee injury robbed visible the last three weeks and had bn the field and broke with the LA— FG Bohr 23, 11:18 apiece. Theus, Sac. 5 77 60 215 23.5Stephen F. Austin 8, Nev.-Los Vegas 7, N. the trenches. Gastineau and the rest of the " I hope this means I ’m back.” Male 50-55 LA— FG Bahr 47, 14:11 Goalies— Chtcogo, Pong (41 shots37 Wilkins, Atl. 11 54 70 260 23.6 his best game of the season against strikers, many of Gastineau’s saves). Calgary, Vernon (3820). Carolina St. 6, Son Diego St. 6, Crelahton They point to the dislike his him of more mobility. 6015 Henry T. Golet 26:05 Third Quarter noyd, G.S. 12 55 51 282 23.54, North Carolina 4, ^racuse 4, Houston 6065 Jerry Levasseur 27:32 LA— Jackson 2 run (Bahr kick), 3 :X A— 15332 Bantam Thorpe, Sac. 11 56 65 257 214 Referee— Dave Sfeworf. Linesmen— 3, Kansas 3, Maine 2, Northvwstern 2 6200 William W. Hixson 27:32 LA— FG Bahr 23, 5:31 Cummings, Mil. 12 114 46 274 22.8 Notre Dame 2 Colorado 1, Harvord 1. 6165 David W. Jackson 28:00 Seo—Tice 3 pass from Krieg Randy MItton, Mike Cvik. Bolton Ice Palace wen three games McOanM, Sea. • 12 116 35 268 23.3 6051 Tom F. Butterfield 25:05 over the weekend. BIP turned bock Person, Ind. 13 117 28 268 20.6 (N.Johnson kick), 14:55 Northern Connecticut, 53, then beat UNH’s Palmer takes BU job A— 62J02. M.Malone, Wash. 12 73 55 245 20.4 Manday’a Callaga Bearaa Male60-Up Enfield, 51, and wound up Its successful Ewing, N.Y. 12 55 46 244 20.3 6540 E. Treworthv 25:57 I Sen NHL Bearing Laadara weekend with a 53 win over East Haven. Johnson, L A L 11 80 63 223 20.3 At first glance. Palmer appears Behind a three-goal hot trick from Bv Ed Golden said. “ I ’m looking forward to the 6515 George G. Thompson 30:11 First downs 24 14 Mullln, G.S. 13 56 40 236 15.7 EAST to be strong on defense but weak on 1 Charles A. Robbins 31:01 50-356 1837 Brian Wry, BIP boot Northern Connec­ Edinboro 120, Concordia, N.Y. 1(D The Associated Press challenge of coaching In one of the Rushes-yords NEW YORK (AP) — ftattonol Hockey ticut. Tim Shumaker and Sean Malone 6520 Francis DImarco 31:12 Passing 151 1 » League scoring leaders through Nov. 25: Elizabethtown 74, Junlato 72 nation’s premier I-AA offense. 6536 Bill Tribou 33:02 Return Yards 22 4 hod the other goals. Malone, Rod Gray, N.J. Tech 85, Ramopo 80 O A F N FIffl and Shumaker each hod an assist. Bloomsburg 71, Susquehanna 63 BOSTON — Chris Palmer, who conferences.” Up to 11 defensive players could Comp-Att-Int 11-180 17-31-2 Gretzky, Edm 18 42 60 10 Barkley, Phil. 56 155. Male High School Sacked-Yards Lost 1-8 4-40 Ip the win over Enfield, Terry Tobeler West, Oev. 45 84 Cabrlnl 63, Wilmington, Del. 60 led the University of New Haven Boston University competes in return next season, depending on 6000 Tom E. Cary 24:43 Sovord, Chi 14 36 SO 22 also registered a three-goal hot trick. Punts 2G5 582 2) 44 24 Hansen, Utah 55 55 Eastern 106, Lincoln, Pa. 62 whether inside linebacker Jack 6600 Todd M. LIscomb 25:06 Lemleux, Pgh 21 Shumaker and Jason Oatway each hod 41 71 Holy Cross 55, Providence 58 into the NCAA Division II rankings the Yankee Conference. FUmblos-Lost 1-1 2-1 Goulet, Que . 16 27 43 4 Birdsong, N.J. Reybold decides to return for 6701 Craig T. Hempstead 26:15 Penaltles-Yords 886 822 assists while Kevin Mlllen had 21 saves Rodman, Det. 65 114 Plymouth St. 82 Lyndon St. 70 the past two seasons, was named During his first season coaching 6741 Sean P. Toland 26:15 Messier, Edm / 18 23 41 24 In goal. Jim Curry scored twice and Time of Possession 36:45 23:15 18 22 40 25 McKey, Sea. 55 57 Allentown 80, Lebanon Val. 75 Monday to rejuvenate the sagging the Chargers, who were ranked 18th another season. P. Stastny, 004 Malone added another In the victory Stockton, Utah 51 51 cent. Connecticut St. S3, FoIrfleW 57 Female Open Itawerchuk, Wpg 12 27 39 16 Mancini will be gone at quarter­ INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS over East Haven. Wry and Curry also 6Mller, Ind. 75 134 Delaware Vert. 70, Kings, 64, O T Former University of football program at Boston in 1986 and 16th during the just 7003 Jill Clark 25:36 Corson, LA 18 17 35 17 hod oMlsts while Mlllen had 23 saves. Drexel 58, Uberty 83 RUSHIN(>— Los Angeles, Jackson 18- NoMund, Mtl 9 26 35 4 Parish, Bos. 55 170 University. completed season, averaged 40 back, where he set 11 of the 12 4002 Christine Bennlng 25:51 Williams, N J. 76 136 Lycoming 75, Messiah 67 New Haven football 7004 Karen J. Smyers 26:26 221, Allen 1876, Mueller 6-0, Strochon 8 Robitallle, LA 12 22 34 34 Palmer succeeds Steve Stetson, passes a game. passing records kept at BU. 12, Wilson 2-4. Seattle, Warner 11-28 17 15 32 34 Mercyhurst 57, Geneva 73 coach Chris Palmer 7000 Jane E. Demarco-ott 27:47 Dionne, NYR lltbMIlldNM Monmouth, N.J. 85, Caldwell 65 "W e have not set any goals yet.” He wound up completing 486 of 0315 Teresa Klttredge J.WIIItams 38, Krteg 25. Poddubny, NYR 15 17 32 36 who was fired after leading the 28:04 PASSIN(>— Los Angeles, Wilson 11-180- O vault, and all-around. e N i. Avg. Carnegle-Mellen 80, Gettysburg 78 become athletic director, was told 11 138 Coitain St. 75, Amerloan U. 74 “ The most important thing for us staff and then begin recruiting 12-14 — Tracy Scaramella 1st bars, Johnson, LA L 11.6 coached at BU for with two games remaining that his Female 60-Up beam, 4th floor, 3rd all-around. Ma- Portsr, Port. * n i n 11.0 Franklin A Marshall 1ID, W. Maryland is to Identify who our quarterback players. Palmer said he would like 5501 Adeline Kearney 37:06 Monda/a aporta tranaaetkina ryellen GorskI 2nd floor, 3rd bars, 6th Floyd, G.S. f l 2 125 W.4 70 three years. will be and that he knows what we to bring two of his assistants from contract would not be renewed. The 5503 Mary S. Mosher 45:40 vault, 4th all-around. Beth Trochel 3rd Stockton, Utah 12 113 5.3 Hamilton 58, Colgate 85 Terriers wound up 3-8, 5505 Mary E. Halnis 48:20 ECHO hockey vault. Lever, Den. 12 105 5.1 Indiana, Pa. 10, Glenvtile St. 65 AP photo u/pnt to do offensively,” Palmer New Haven. 5511 Polly M. Craig 45:07 BASEBALL 811 — Heother Larsen 2nd bors, Mvers, Atl. 10 85 8.5 Lotayelte 73, Moravian 60 5500 MIrona C. Salomone 50:15 American League beam, 4th vault, 3rd floor, Isf all- McMillan, Sea. 12 104 4.7 Manholtanvllle W), C.W. Post 85 CHICAGO W H ITE SOX— Assigned Ron around. Jem Lopatka 1st bars, 2nd Fleming, Ind. 13 106 8.2 Mlllersville 18 York, Po. 73 Hassev and Bill Lindsey, catchers, Jackson, N.Y. 12 57 8.1 PItt.-Bradford 71, Mansfield 67 Female High School Baginnar Hauaa floor, 4th beam, 5th vault, 4th all- 5553 Nicole R. Apriarlan 30:23 outrliiht to Vancouver of the Pacific Coast around. Melinda Ucccello 6th bars, 5th Harper, Dali. 13 54 7.8 Queens Coll. 106, Molloy 73 5515 Andrea M. Muzeroll 30:51 League. South Carolina 81, George Wodilngton Miami’s Shula unpleased by Marino’s recent performances Regal 6Aen's Shop edged Purdy, 54, floor. Kelly Wotf 6th bars, 5th floor. 5546- Heather L. Cross 30:55 CLEVELAND INDIANS-Ploced Andre on.n Sunday. Ryan Mowrey scoreiscored four Mara Kennedy 6th bars, 5th beam. 77 5505 Nancy P. Byrne 31:42 Thornton, first baseman-designated hitler, goals for the winners while Greg Ursinus 82 Rutasrs-Camden 60 football team,” Shula said. lools for the winners while Arizana BB, Byraeuaa B9 Marino completed 13 of 28 passes characterize this as the defensive 5535 Julie A. Ray 32:42 on the voluntary retlredllst. Raymer added the other score for Williams 76, Skidmore 51 Bv Steven Wine been clobbered in two of their last the game at that time was out of The Dolphins play the New York Regal's. Chris Booth was the defensive SOUTH for' 165 yards and had three line’s fault or the offensive line’s ST. LOUIS CARDINALS— Announced The Associated Press three games — 27-0 at Buffalo on hand.” Shula said. "1 didn’t want to Jets in Miami next Monday night. standout while goalie Patrick Tobin SYRACUSE ( 0} Delta St. 106, Dillard 50 intercepted Sunday. He completed fault. When you get handled the the purchase of the Savannah Cordlnals of made seven saves. Thompson 87 46 4, Coleman 60 83 15, Miss. Volley SI. 85, Miles 72 Sunday and 40-21 by Indianapolis risk keeping him in there In a Shula said options concerning per­ Whare mnnara cama from the South Atlantic League. Bolivliifg Eorthom 82 Rhodes 74 14 of 34 passes for 194 yards against way we got handled, there aren’t Selkaly 7-13 55 15, Duncan 06 1-2 1, MIAMI — Miami Dolphins Coach two weeks earlier. In those games, situation where he would have to sonnel changes are limited because Douglas8168718, Roe480012BrowerOO Lone 86, Lombuth Cell. 78 the Colts. He has completed less many things you can be happy Connecticut towns with at least 20 LYNCHBUR G — Announced the resigna­ MHaB Aoptiachtan St. m , Methodist 85 Marino had two of the poorest days throw it on every down, with the runners registered In Manchester's Thaok- 000, HorrledOOOOa HughesOt000. Totals Don Shula said Monday that about.” the trading deadline has passed. tion of Frank Copplello, general manager. 2851182765. Blrmlnghom-Soulhern 88 St. Leo 55 possibility of a injury that would than half of his passes in a ganie glylne Day Rood Roce: i Named Paul Sunvirall general manager. O M C won one and tied one lost S. Illinois 77, Murray SI. 70 quarterback Dan Marino could’ve statistically in his five-year career, The loss to the Bills knocked weekend. DMC and East Haven played U .8 . M Ix a d ARIZONA (88) only three other times. BASKETBALL Cook 558411 Elllolt854518 Tolbert 55 Tenn.-Martin 118, Cumberland, Tenn. 62 played better In recent games, just partly..^ause of dropped passes knock him out of the remaining Miami out of a five-way tie for first “ Any and all options we have will Teem Regislered runners to a scoreless tie before It t l p ^ Ernie Whipple 208561, Sharon Ma- Fronds Marlon 61, Fayetteville St. 60 Shula was asked if he’s concerned Manchester 508 Enfield, 1-0. Mike BolarskI talll‘allied 1-311,McMlllon58t-315,Kerr16825,Lofton like his teammates. and w e ^ protection. games.” be discussed and investigated,” BOSTON C ELTIC S — Waived Conner dore 150-488, Fran Moseley 486, Cindy 851-2 8, ‘fbrner 56 0310, Buechler V200 3. Lonewood 88, Pembroke St. 82 about Marino’s recent place in the AFC Eastern Division. West Hartford 435 Henry, guard. Activated Kevin McHale, DMC's only goal while Mike Dumonf Hurley 185-454, Linda Skoglund 484, Tenn. Temple 75, Tenn. Wesleyan 77 "There have been times when Shula said. "W e made some Glosfonbury 281 hod the (assist. Mike McCarthy glayed Totals31-)B1M080. Marino threw 14 touchdown performances. The Dolphins are 86 and have a 1-5 forwardeenter, from the Inlured list. Kathy Hughes 153-452 Jack Hughes Holfllm e Arizono 42 Syracuse 36. Virginia Tech W1, Southern Col 73 Dan has had the opportunity to do it Shula pulled Marino, the N FL’s changes Sunday in the fourth Eost Hartford 226 M ILW AUKEE BUCKS— Placed In goal. Lee Skinner and Kyle 211-581, Alice Brown 486, Tom Burton Atlantic Christian 68 Wingate 63 passes in his first four games this record In Intradivision games. Hartford 222 Melsterllng were defenslye ^ndouts. Ipoint goals— Syracuse 812 (Roe and he hasn’t done it,” Shula said at all-time leading, passer, from the Jerry Reynolds, guard, on the Inlured list. 311, Linda Burton 152-457, Ed Wilson 203, 48,Thompsgg-81, Duncan 81, Douglas Fla. International 113, U.S. Inter- season but only four In the last four " I don’t think anybody can be “ The inability of our team to play quarter, feeling whoever you put In Vernon 215 Activated Dudley Bradley, guard- Ellle Wilson 484, Sue Cote 155-466, natlenal 103 Bills’ game with 7:46 remaining. South Windsor 185 81, Hughes8TrArlzona813(McMlllan88 his weekly news conference. games. He had thrown scoring pleased with their performance and compete in games where we couldn’t play any worse than the rorword,fromthelnluredllst. George Cappallo 231-568, Sheila Price Kerr 1-8 Lofton 1-3). Fouled out— None. Lee 52 Shorter 50 Reserve Don Strock then threw 14 New Britain 144 NEW YORK KNICKS— Activated Ray M H aC 2 0 0 ^, Helen Moselsky 178486, Doye Moreheod St. 55, Ohio U. 52 "There have been more times when would have a chance to stay in first .,guys you were playing, and you Wethersfield 137 Rebounds— Syracuse 35 (Selkaly 11), Ariz­ passes, his most in one game since passes in 30 straight games, the Sunday,” Shula said. He said the Talbert, forward, from the Inlured list. E(Nt Haven crushed United Bonk, Penn 202-312-201-615, Kris McLaughlin ona 35 (Elliott 11). Assists— Syracuse 10 NE Loulslona 84, NIcholls St. 78 he hasn’t gotten the help that he might see a spark. Windsor 120 NW Louisiana 10, Centeiwry 70 second-longest streak in N FL his­ defeat was a team effort. place or go into first place is the Placed Trent Tucker, guard, and Bob 12-0, Ibst weekend. No details were 184-475, Kothv Oosselln 180, Sue Hole (Douglas 4), Arizona 14 (Kerr 6). Total should be getting.” 1983. "There weren’t any sparks.” Tolland 113 Thornton, forward, on the Inlured list. 201-530, Jock Kennedy 556. SE Louisiana 81, Louisiana Coll. 73 tory, until the Bills shut him out. "It would be really wrong to most disturbing question about th|s Newington 54 given. fouls^yracuse 15, Arizona 20.8 - 5,185. The struggling Dolphins have "Dan was really struggling and / MANCHESTER HERALD. Tueaday. Dec. 1 .1M7 -- 18 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Dec. 1, 1987 Classroom Editor Co-Editors Julie Garner Deborah Bray Photography Editor in Brief 1 T Sf HGGIS tdkG OVGf NO> 1 SlOt RalnaKelley The H igh School W orld Stacey Zackin from the nationwide panel of By JimJli^ IO'Connell Stephen Armstrong, faculty adviser State championship tickets on sale The Associated Press sportswriters and broadcasters. Volume LII, No. 10» Compiled by students of MHS, published by the Manchester Herald The Tar Heels followed their Tickets for the Class M state championship football game victory over Syracuse with victo­ between the No. 1, ranked East Catholic Eagles (10-0) and North Carolina is No. 1, but there ries over Southern California (82- sixth-ranked Dariert High School (9-1) Friday night at Municipal are two packs of Wildcats nipping 77) and Richmond (87-76) In the Stadium in Waterbury will be on sale all week at East Catholic. at the Heels. Central Fidelity tournament. Tickets may be purchased from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. in Room 118. Parkirlg rule stricter North Carolina, 3-0, succeeded The prices are $4 for adults, and $3 for students and senior Kentucky got seven first-place defending national champion Syra­ stated Bev Phelps, a MHS senior. citizens. All tickets bought at the gate will be 84. votes land OSS points, while Syra­ This year at MHS there are many during the first several weeks of cuse in the first regular-season For obvious reasons, various jun­ cuse, now 2-2, dropped to third with new rules and policies that the this school year as well. basketball poll by beating the iors and seniors interviewed had 916 points and two first-place votes. student body must abide by. One of Orangemen 96-93 in overtime two A couple of weeks ago school had .different opinions on that Pittsburgh, 1-0, was a close these new- rules is the new student Thornton retires from baseball weeks ago and then winning the security personnel began checking particuir approach. parking sticker policy. Central Fidelity Classic last wee­ fourth, three points behind the stickers "as Mr. Ludes asked,” "F o r the student’s sake, these CLEVELAND — Andre Thornton, a power hitter who had the At the beginning of the year, kend. The Tar Heels were ranked Orangemen, after receiving four according to John Hackett, the stickers were also needed to control misfortune of spending many of his most productive years in the parking stickers were issued on a No. 3 in the preseason poll. first-place votes. other security guard at MHS. the amount of problem of cars being middle of a weak Cleveland Indians lineup, retired from baseball first-come, first-serve basis. Only Hackett arrived one morning at Indiana, with (our votes for first, hit, and vandalism in the parking Monday. Kentucky’s Wildcats, fifth in the 175 stickers were available to be 7:16 to turn away anyone without a moved into fifth with 817 points, five lot.” said Laski. " I think It was understood that I was no longer in the plans of preseason. Jumped to No. 2 after given out. valid sticker. There were many the ballclub," Thornton said. “ It would be very difficult for me to more than Iowa, 3-0, which mauled This policy began this year empty spaces in the lot that day, Last week, Charlie Holcomb, a opening the season on Saturday then-No. TXansas 100-81 on the way again feel the juices that I felt at the beginning of last season.” because of pr^Iem s that have been while the streets surrounding MHS MHS senior, began a petition for with an 86-59 drubbing of Hawaii. to the Maui Classic championship. progressing for the past several Thornton, 38, said it was possible he might stay with the Indians Arizona’s pack of Wildcats, rank^ jammed with cars. seniors to have first priority on in some front-office job, although no specifics of such a position Florida, Missouri, Arizona — all years. A shortage of s p a ^ has parking stickers. "Everything is 17th In the preseason, bolted into caused students to p a rl^ n (ire After this happened, a feeling of have been worked out. He said he has no desire to coach or with one first-place vote — and calming down a little around here; ninth this week on the strength of a- lanes, “ causing a problem If there resentment was expressed by sev­ manage. 79- 64 thrashing of then-No. 9 Michi­Wyoming rounded out the Top Ten. eral students. hopefully this will do some good” was ever to be a fire,” said Karen stated a senior while signing the Team President Hank Peters said the Indians would honor the gan in the Great Alaska Shootout. “ 1 don’t think they were really ' Florida, 4-0, jumped from 14th by Laki, school security guard. A petition. final year of the four-year, $4.4 million contract Thornton signed winning the Big Apple NIT, and major concern of the school admin­ necessary, but when they were The Wildcats of the West could given out, seniors should have been in 1984. Wyoming beat Denver 113-82 in its Emil Issavl of Iran (left) and Yael CaspI Both of them said they were enjoying istration was the constant parking - MEGHAN GILES conceivably climb higher next *1 ,0 Hpht to get them first,” Thornton came to the majors with the Chicago Cubs in 1973 as a only game. Missouri hasn’t played. their time In the United States. of cars by students in the fire lanes first baseman, third baseman and outfielder. He was traded to week after clobbering Syracuse of Israel are two foreign students the Montreal Expos during 1976 and was then acquired by 80- 69 Monday night in the cham­ The Second Ten is Purdue, studying this year at the high school. Temple, Duke, Louisville, Michi­ Cleveland at the end of that season. pionship game of the 10th Shootout He made the A L All-Star team in 1982 and ’84. basketbali tournament. gan, Kansas, Georgetown, Okla­ Industrial students win contest homa, Nevada-Las Vegas and ^ “ Anytime you beat Michigan and Memphis State. The five students who repres­ Syracuse in successive games, The preseason Second Ten was StudGnts movG to U.S. ented Manchester High School at most of the country has got to Drexler Is NBA Player of the Week Iowa, Temple, Louisville, Florida, the state American Industrial Arts notice,” Arizona guard Steve Kerr Duke, Georgetown, Arizona, Geor­ Yael is from Kibbutz Gesher, she will be going back to Israel. Student Association’s leadership said. “ We’re finally starting to beat Emil Issavi and Yael Caspi are NEW YORK — Clyde Drexler of the Portland Trail Blazers, gia Tech, Oklahoma and DePaul. sophomores attending Manchester Hazlv in Israel. There she lived In a Yea) says, " I would like to travel convention came to school joyous some of the those teams and averaging 29 points and 6.3 rebounds, was named NBA Player of Georgia Tech fell out of the Top High School who are from the Kibbutz, where peqple live in and understand different about their victory at the confer­ establish ourselves as one of the the Week for the period ending Sunday, the league said Monday. Twenty after an 80-60 loss to FloHda Middle East. They have high communes. Her parents did not cultures.” ence, which was held November 2 Drexler helped the Blazers to a 3-0 record last week while elite programs in the nation.” In the NIT. and DePaul dropped out expectations of themselves and are receive a salary, but a budget for Although both Yael and Emil and 3. ’The team of Tim Mayer, picking up the slack for the injured Kiki Vandeweghe. He began extras. Also, in a Kibbutz, they are miss their friends and relatives, Brian O’Marra, Matt Putnam, “ The poll Isn’t one of our goals but when Pepperdine stunned the Blue ambitious students. the week with a 32rpoint performance in a 98-94 victory over given free food, education, and they enjoy the liberties that Amer­ Adam Janeczek and Kevin Bernier we do like to be ranked,” Arizona’s Demons 8^76 in overtime. Emil came to this country In 1985 housing. ica offers. placed first in a schools match wits Sacramento on Tuesday. Sean Elliott, the Shootout’s most Nevada-Las Vegas and Memphis from Teheran, Iran but he is Also considered for the award were Vem Fleming of Indiana, At the age of fifteen or sixteen the technology contest. valuable player, said. ” lt’s great State were the newcomers to the originally Armenian. His main - JULIE SHRIDER Charles Barkley of Philadelphia, Karl Malone and John Stockton AP photo reason for immigrating to the teenagers move out of the house to The primary objective the group for the program. The ranking ranks of the ranked. UNLV hasn’t of Utah, Patrick Ewing of New York, A.C. Green of the Los United States was the fact that his live with others their own age. One was to forge the way toward a doesn’t do anything (or you once played. Memphis State beat Wa­ Angeles Lakers and Franklin Edwards of Sacramento. two sisters. Emma and Eva, had specific aspect that is different in possible membership in the A.I- you get on the court; otherwise, we shington 86-57. Arizona's Anthony Cook, left, battles Syracuse’s Derrick the United States compared to the .A.S.A. a state and national organi­ Purdue fell from second to 11th previously moved here and stated Student would have lost this game. We do Coieman for a rebound during Monday night s how much they enjoyed life in living in Kibbutz is materialism, zation with the theme "learning to want that respect that comes with after losing to Iowa State in the NIT which they are against. live in a technical world:” There and Kansas fell from seventh to championship game in the Great Aiaska Shootout in America. He also came here for the high ranking.” educational purposes. He says that The weather in Israel is not the are forty-two schools In the state Hogeboom out for two weeks 16th while losing two of three games Anchorage. Arizona upset the Orangemen, 80-69, forthe North Carolina received 37 of 58 in Teheran High School is similar to same as it is in America. Their last prograpn. in the Maui Classic. snowfall was thirty-eight years polling ” I am extremely proud but not INDIANAPOLIS — Quarterback Gary Hogeboom, sidelined I -rfirst-place votes and 1,109 points title. a freshman year in college, there with his third serious injury since September and the fourth since are no levels such as honors, ago, Their high school has fifteen surprised with these students,” he joined the Indianapolis CktlU 19 months ago; likely will be out advanced, and regular, and the subjects and not every class meets said Mr. Michael Bendzinski, A.I- at least two weeks with a dislocated right shoulder. Coach Ron Wants clean fight from champion schooling is less expensive. regularly. A.S.A. advisor. “ I’ve always She came here with her three on media strived to inspire students to go Meyer said Monday. Emil said the people in Teheran sisters and her parents. Her par­ beyond what is expected of them.” Hogeboom was injured late in the first half of Sunday's 51-27 are friendlier and it is safer to go Students at MHS appear to have ents are both American. Their main ’This trip, as well as the-A.I.A.S.A. N F L victory over Houston. Backup Jack Trudeau,-who has out at night. Even if you do not know varying leisure time. They read reasons for coming to the United chapter, was made possible thanks started 15 games the past two seasons while Hogeboom has been someone you would still say hello. and see a great variety of movies States were to be closer to her to the help of Dr. James P. Kennedy injured, will start again this week against Cleveland. HolmGS pondGrs Tyson scuffiG The stores and homes there are and television shows. High School mother’s family and to seedlfferent and Mr. Joseph Mazzota. This club Hogeboom missed 11 games last year with a shoulder closer together and he was able to World took a student poll asking people and their lifestyles. She likes will be open to all M.H.S. students Manchester High School members of the state American separataion — the same shoulder he injured on Sunday. This see his relative every weekend. students at MHS what their favorite the opportunities here and the who ha\-e taken an industrial arts year, he suffered detached ligaments in his left hand during a He enjoys the food, clubs, activi­ books, movies, and television Industrial Arts Student Association show off the trophy his role as an "opponent.” He Diane, at his birthday party. The freedom of having those things. In a course. preseason victory over Houston and missed the final exhibition By Ed Schuyler As for Tyson, who has,won all 32 ties, and the freer society in shows are. they won for capturing first place In the recent match wits of his fights, including 28 by envisions the fulfillment of .a incripUon on the shirt read: America. He is involved In basket­ Kibbutz, everything must be autho­ game and the first regular-season game. The Associated Press prophecy offered by his wife, “ MIKE TYSON 32-1.” rized by other committees. Of the students polled, numerous - CYNDi TARBELL technology contest. knockout. Holmes said, “ In the first ball, track, and soccer (which he preferences were heard. To one’s four or five rounds this boy is going likes the best.) Afterhigh school, he She enjoys playing the flute, When Larry Holmes blew out the singing in the Round Table, and surprise. MHS students prefer candles on the cake at a rec^^t to try to take me out. The first four wishes to attend college and study dramatical movies over comedies, or five rounds are going to be hard medicine. Emil commented by dancing. She was enrolled at the ^ Jo Jo White retires from CBL surprise party for his 38th birthday, Academy of Performing Arts but and fictional book material is Student seeks future with kids he didn’t wish for success against for me, but they’re going to be hard saying, " I like living here a lot and popular. As lor television shows, the friends I have made are very she had to withdraw due to a knee TOPEKA, Kan. — Jo Jo White’s basketball comeback, at age 41 Mike ilYson. for him, too. If he doesn’t get me out “ The Cosby Show” remains an Ciarcia enjoys many different of there, he’s going to have his caring.” At this time, he believes he problem. " I ’d like to do something impor­ Ciarcia. with the Topeka Sizzlers of the Continental Basketball League, Holmes didn’t become the all-time favorite. "Cheers’’, types of music, but rock is her will be staying in the United States. At this point, she-doesn’t know if tant during my life,” states Man­ It is evident that this dream will ended Monday, 26 days after it began. world’s dominant heavyweight for handsjull.” “ Moonlighting,” and “ L.A. Law” favorite. Pink Floyd, U2, and the “ The only thing I want from this chester High School senior Debbie probably come true for her. The A form er star of the University of Kansas and the NBA’s Boston seven years through wishful are ranked high on the student late JImi Hendrix are among the guy is a clean fight.” the former caring attitude that she carries Celtics, White said he simply did not have the legs to keep up with thinklhg. preference scale. bands that she likes to listen to the heavyweight champion continued. with her is plainly exhibited in the younger players and felt it was best to retire. He made the So he wasn’t about to waste his All-time movie favorites are most. /TH e holds behind the head. He Teens want to be things she does and says. ’The announcement after meeting with the Sizzlers’ head coach, John time wishing for something he feels "The Big Chill,” “ African Queen,” activities that she is involved with elbows. He hits low. He gets away Ciarcia enjoys a lot of sports. She Killilea, and the team’s owner, Bemie Glannon. he can accomplish through skill. ' and “ The Sound of Music.” Current include the swim team (for which White will leave the team, not only as a player but as an “ Can he take it? Can he go the with It. If he does it against me. I ’ll movies Include “ Dirty Dancing,” says that she likes to be outdoors a do it against him. If I get she just received her varsity assistant coach. However, he did not rule out the possibility of distance?’’ Holmes wondered "The Breakfast Club,” and "Some letter), the American Field Ser­ lot, and also likes the tan that she disqualified, that’s the the way it cool with a car gets when she is outside. Skiing, returning later as a coach or in some other capacity. about Tyson, the 21-year-old un­ Kind of Wonderful.” vice, High School World, and a child beaten heavyweight champion he is.” Senior Tim Almond enjoyed swimming, camping, boating, and White, a 6-foot-3 guard, played 12 seasons in the NBA and was employment to earn enough money development class, ’tills latter will challenge Jan. 22 at Atlantic The way It is, is that all good Kids always want access to a car. “ Platoon” and the graphics that It fishing are among the activities the most valuable player in the 1976 NBA championship series. to purchase the car—unless the car activity is very important to Debbie fighters bend the rules as far as It starts with getting the license, displayed. Gary Tucker, a senior, that she likes to take part in. She The seven-time All-Staralso had a brilliantcareeratKansasand City. is a gift. Even so, a job is necessary because she is very concerned with Can Holmes withstand Tyson on possible. Holmes often has been then using Mom or Dad’scar, then a picked "The Breakfast Club” be­ loves to be adventurous, and adlnits served as an assistant coach there in 1981-82 and 1982-83. to maintain the car, pay for gas helping and teaching young 38-year-old legs, especially after a accused of thumbing. person usually feels one must have cause “ it depicts the individuality that one of her dreams is to spend a In September, he played in a special alumni game between There are people who wish one’s own. Why? Everyone got and. the real killer, insurance. children. layoff of 20 months? Has age eroded of teen-agers.” When aarcia graduates irom vacation someday on a remote Kansas and Kansas State and scored 23 points. On Nov. 4, he Holmes would stay retired. He won around before by either walking or Long, hard hours are required to island with a friend, and a canoe. his skills to the point of possible Sidney Sheldon is among the high school, she plans to go to announced he would attempt a comeback and serve as an his first 48 (ighU before losing getting rides from the parents. meet the cost of that car. These embarrassment? students’ favorite authors. As jun­ college, where she would like to assistant coach and tutor to Lloyd Daniels, the 6-8 star from New controversial decisions to Michael Having one’s own car can’t be any hours cut into study time, home­ Debbie says that she enjoys " I ’m not a fighter of today,” ior Susan Gaskin said, “ once I start major in English or education. She York City whose vagabond career has led him to Las Vegas and Spinks in his last two fights.HoImes better than walking or getting that work time and sleep time. The attending MHS because it offers a Holmes said. “ I ’m a fighter of reading his books, I can’t put it later plans to work professionally has nothing to prove, they say. ride from mom. Back then, as long student who was originlally doing lot of good courses and has fair trouble with drugs. yesterday — the (Rocky) Marcia­ down until I ’m done.” with children on the elementary History will treat him kindly in as one got where one wanted to go, poorly could get even worse be­ teachers. She (eels that the other nos, the (Archie) Moores. Fighters school level. She feels that this is comparisons with top that was cool. However, there must cause of exhaustion. What , is the students at the high school are, for of today don’t take care of - RENEE FOURNIER the time in the lives of children heavyweights. be more to it than that. purpose for this? Just to be cool. the most part, very friendly, but she themselves.” when they are building their But Holmes should be given the The conclusion for this is that The opinion of girls and boys on admits that too many cliques exist. Crum retires from U N C grid post Holmes does seem to have stayed ch6f|gter. She said she would like benefit of doubt as for his reasons ownership of a car gives one a the subject varied. The girls She tries not to take part in these in reasonably good shape, avoiding to h m ' them to accomplish this CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — North Carolina head football for returning. Pride doesn’t dimin­ feeling of power. The car is the first usually stated. "It (owning a car) cliques, and avoids them by having the pitfalls of fast living most often Energy tip either Pas a teacher or a social Dick Cram resigned Monday, endi;ig two weeks of speculation encouraged by the kind of money he ish with age, and a challenge is heavy responsibility a person re­ would be nice, but it’s not really many different friends and by being necessary.” worker. has earned. always fresh to a good fighter. ceives. The car needs to be taken Do you know that dust or animal friendly to everyone. ^ The guys all said that they Outside of school related activi­ °'^UNC*offic\aU said Crum will be paid an initial Success has never lured Larry Marciano might have returned and car of, but once one is behind the hair can block the air flow of your wanted to have the car, “ so that I ties. Ciarcia enjoys spending time She does admit that it is often $100 000 per year over the four years remaining on his contract. Holmes away from blue-collar risked his unbeaten record if it wheel, that person Is taking his life oil burner. It Is wise to check the could use it whenever I wanted and with her friends and family, which hard to get along with everyone, but Crum’s assistants have had contracts since July that will be fully Easton. Pa. hadn't been for aibad back. and the lives of those around him in area and clean it in order to save do whatever I wanted.” They also she says are the most''important she tries to be open minded and “ The fast lane in Easton Isn’t “ I got tired of people picking on his hands. In this perspective, the agreed that it gave them a feeling of fi^el. things in her life. She also works for always keeps a positive attitude very fast,” Holmes said. me,” Holmes said, referring to car can become one’s greatest *’“rs ” 1emenf released jointly by Cram, UNC power and it made it much easier to the recreation department, super­ about everyming she attempts and Holmes doesn’t see the unbeaten, taunts concerning his losses to AP photo enemy. Debbie Clarcia Fordham and UNC Athletic Director John Swofford said Crum - MAGGIE PFLUG '88' vising children’s activities, and completes. Ciarcia is definitely highly publicized Tyson as his only Spinks and the ability of Tyson. “ I For most teenagers, obtaining a take a girl out on a date. was given the option to continue as head coach. got tired of (promoter) Don King lifeguarding at the Manchester going places because she is not the opponent for the upcoming fight. Undefeated heavyweight champion Mike Tyson is shown car can be very difficult. Often, High School pool two mornings a He is wary of the media, as he has coming down here (to Easton) they must get some form of — JULIE GARNER type of person that will let anything here in a fight with Mitch Green at Madison Square week. To keep in shape, she swims stand in her way. been for the past few years. twice a week. Do you remember? “ They think I need money,” he “ He says, ‘I know ! can do it,’ but Garden last May. The 21-year-old, who became the every Monday and Wednesday Nets’ Woolrldge may miss a month — JEN BERNIER said. “ They haven’t seen my bank he’s hoping I don’t. Mike Tyson is 21 youngest heavweight champ in history, will meet the Art exhibition heid at M CC Students were urged to attend ni^ht, and works out at home. FAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Forward Orlando Woolridge and I ’m 38. He’s getting longevity On Friday, Sept. 30, 1960, stu­ account. People give me a bunch of challenge of former champ Larry Holmes on Jan.22 in dents in Mr. Robert Voter’s music any of the live performances such with Mike Tyson.” Keovilay, Arllne Smith, Linda has a stress fracture in his right foot and could be sidelined for bull. I don’t need any It Is not a very well known fact appreciation class were left breath­ as ballet, orchestral and opera Holmes, however, does not see Atlantic City. Holmes is 38. Sombric. Jill Boggini, Michelle about one month, the New Jersey Nets announced Monday night. negativeness.” that November seventh was desig­ less when they attended the Lerner concerts being presented at the Nichols, Fiona Macpherson, The break was detected Monday during a bone scan at Pascack nated "Fine Crafts In Connecticut and Lowe musical “ My Fair State Theater in Manchester. The Douanguixay Hemmavanh, Lisa Valiev Hospital, Nets spokesman John Mertz said. Day” by Governor William O’Neill. Lady,” taken from “ Pygmalion” hope of teachers was that they Hallowell, Sue\Taylor, Jennifer Woolridge, who had missed the Nets’ last three ’This day was named for the Society by George Bernard Shaw. would help students better under­ DeFrantz becomes fiist woman selected to IOC Miller, Joseph Scollo, and Beth returned to New Jersey last Tuesday after being bothered by the of Connecticut Craftsmen, who, on Students who attended com­ stand the different varieties of November seventh, opened their Reitburg. mented that they were impressed music. foot in a game against Denver, ___ a team and learn a sport.” The exhibition is dedicated to Woolridge was averaging 17.8 points per game, the second-bMt Bv Louinn Lota as It is the only nation that does not gramt both groups spawned by the 52nd Annual Juried Exhibition. by the superb acting as well as the The AAF is building a sports Henry Pasco, a man who has The Associated Press provide national support for its 1984 Summer Olympics. ’This event is presently taking place costumes and set designs. - MAGGIE PFL average on the team. He missed the first three center which DeFrantz says is belonged to the society for many season after lacerating the little finger on his shooUng hand. athletes. Here we ^ v e our kids The latter group is funded by the at the Newspace Gallery at Man­ unequaled in the world. The $3- years. He has also b ^ n a past LOS ANGELES — The first what I call the fast-food menu of lion-profit Amateur Athletic Foun­ chester Community (Allege, on 60 mlllion Paul Ziffren Sports Re­ president and active supporter of American woman to be elected to sports, in which they join a team, dation of Los Angeles, which Bidwell St., in Manchester. The source Center, named after the the group. the International Olympic Commit­ practice for a few weeks, play for a DeFrantz hea(js. The AAF oversees exhibition will continue until De­ Letter to the editor NHL-Sovlet series planned foundation’s chairman, will house Adjacent to the Newspace tee says the true meaning of sport few weeks, then it's all over. That’s the distribution of about $93 million cember 4th, Monday through Fri­ year are caused by people under 21. of the LA Olympic surplus to fund 15,000 books, videos, photos and day, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday 9 Gallery exhibit, there was another Drinking is a growing problem TORONTO — The NHL might play games with the Soviet Union has been forgotten in the United not the way to do it.” show. This show was a live You arc endangering yourself, sports programs for Southern Cali­ other materials to provide a learn­ a.m. to 4 p.m. There are past and among teenagers in the United that could be counted in NHL standings beginning in the 1989-90 States, and it Is the children of this DeFrantz said Americans are demonstration of some of the others on the road, your friends, fornia’s youngsters. ing center devoted to sports. present students from Manchester States. season, the Toronto Globe and Mail reported Monday. country who are bearing the only beginning to realize that sports society’s members, actively dis­ and family. If you do choose to The foundation has so far com­ High School contributing their In a report from Moscow, where N H L president John Ziegler expense. teaches children such invaluable DeFrantz, honored in November playing their talente. ’This demon­ Most young people usually drink drink and drive, then you better be mitted $16 million in grants and artwork at this exhibit. willing to pay the consequences, and N H L Players Association executive director Alan Eagleson Anita DeFrantz, elected to the lessons as self-worth and pride in by the National Women’s Law stration was held on November to let others know they are ready to programs for kids in cities from High School students who are ■rae consequences include a jail are meeting with Soviet hockey officials, the newspaper said 93-member IOC In October 1986, achievement that can be adapted to Center for her work on behalf of 14th, 21st, and on the 28th. make the transition from childhood Santa Barbara, some 100 miles participating are Slthlpohone sentence, a heavy fine, suspension Eagleson stated that a tentative agreement has been reached on competed in two Olympics and won many non-athletic endeavors. female athletes, sees her job as a to an independent adult. ’They do it north of Los Angeles, to the of your license, or death. the proposal, which would have to be approved by NH L team a bronze medal in rowing in the 1976 -"Sport is something uniquely way of letting others, especially to relieve themselves of stress, human,” she said. “ We’re the only Mexican border, about 135 miles to unhappiness and disappointment. Life is too valuable to just throw owners.- Games at Montreal. Now she is in women, know what sport has Club plans for holidays the south. But If one is not cautious, drinking aWay. With freedom there comes Four top Soviet club teams would visit during D ^ em b er and involved in projects designed to group of animals who compete, contributed to her life. "It hurts me when I drive by a could actually cause problems for responsibility. You have to moke a January of the 1989-90 season, with each Soviet team playing one spread the sports experience to keep records and stats. It’s essen­ The German Club will be very mas cookies and a German dinner. Junior high school and the play­ " It ’s my way of giving back,” she you. mature choice. Don’t make It your game against each team in one NH L division. That would ensure millions of youngsters. tially our birthright. Yet in this busy this winter with several events To celebrate St. Nikolaustag, St. ground's empty,” DeFrantz said. said. “ We need to get more women If you choose to drink, please do last. that competing teams in a given division would face the same “ We Americans look at sportas country, it is a vehicle we have not’ planned. ’Their activities were Nikolaus and his helper will distrib­ fully developed.” "W e don’t do a good job (or those involved. In this country, we’re not drink and drive. Approximately Soviet opposition. entertainment,” said DeFrantz, decided during a recent meeting. ute German cookies, candy and JULIE SHRIDER OtwUr- Many sports ran more on volun­ who will be the future citizens, socialized In this cei^ in way where exchange gifts on Monday, De­ five thousand auto accidents each Meanwhile, the Globe and Mail said an annual series of games who is president of a foundation A fundraiser was chosen for this • 4 leaders of this nation.” only men ... pan gain personal "'to tolOW, ON THE CWDCNf RtfW between the Soviet and NH L club champions is a step closer. that administers Southern Califor­ teer power than on money, and summer’s trip to Germany, due to cember 7. ’The real St. Nikolaustag She criticized her own city (or its pleasure from sports. Girls need ’The proposed series would be played in September instead of at nia’s share of the millions of surplus there is an abundance of people the recent drop of the United States is on December 6th. Wk6 A LOT BORE FON WHEN YoO DPN'T willing to help. But it takes more poor support of youth sports role models. They need opportuni­ dollar. ’Ilie club will be selling On December 18th, the club will the end of the N H L playooffs. dollars from the 1984 Olympics. Library announcemeni programs. ties where they’re not expected to journey to Boston. There they will Ziegler and Eagleson said they received unusual co-operation “ We have an ignorance about than "the old clipboard and whis­ silver jewelry. n * s> v€ a r d o e * . " "Los Angeles should be sports be macho, but learn skills.” A Christmas party has been experience a German Christmas from the Soviets, crediting the new openness (glasnost) sweeping sport. We don’t see it as a tle” method of coaching, she said. The MHS library will no longer be Evening School. The library will heaven.” she said. “ We have the DeFrantz travels the globe in her planned (or December 11 at a concert sponsored by the German HSNG celebration of human excellence... Organizations that have helped open Monday and Wednesday resume evening hours on February Soviet society and the return to office of former Soviet hockey work for the HX3 and U.S. Olympic student’s house. German"Ghrist- Culinal Institute. a chance to create history,” she fill this gap, she said, include professional teams and the good nights this semester. The library 1, 1988, which will continue until boss Vyacheslav Kolosov. Committee, but takes just as much mas customs will be celebrated said. Friends of Sport and the Amateur weather, yet the kids down the follows the schedule of the Adult April 6. 1988. pride in her local efforts. including caroling. (3erman Otrist- - YOAN JOHNSON "The U.S. is unique in the world. Athletic Foundation Coaching Pro- street ha ve no place to go to b^vith V

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18 — M ANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Dec. 1, 1987 HOMES INVESTMENT APARTMENTS F0N8ALE m oraiTY F m K N T PON NBIT MANCHESTER. Beauti­ HlvT^o^arker^arT- BRAND New listing I MANCHESTER. Good lo­ cation. 2 bedroom ful 4 room In excellent chastar. Charming, Long time owners have area. Stove, refrloara- sunny 7 room full dor- beautifully maintained opartmant-2nd floor, wall to wall carpeting, tor. No pets. Referen­ mtrod Cope In quiet this exceptional 4 fam­ ces. 5650 Includes heat CLASSIFIED^ADVERTISING 643-2711 family neighborhood. ily apartment building appliances. No pats. and hot water. 649-4003. Built In 1983. Home Is In Manchester. 4-3 Security ond lease. nlctly decorated and room apartments, oil 5485. Call 643-1595. MANCHESTER Hewer maintained. 1W baths, separate utilities, com­ MANCHESTER. Large 2 six room Duplex. IW Business Property...... Entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment — 80 2 car garage and beau- plete with kitchen ap­ bedroom apartment, baths, deck, full base­ Notices Office/Retoll Equipment...... 81 RATBS: 1 to 6 days; 90 cents per line per day. tlful landscaping. Resort Property ...... I., ii'- Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax 54 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. pliances arid louridry l5t floor, heat. 5595 per ment. Excellent loca­ Lost/Found ...... 01 Mortodses ...... Carpentry/Remodellng ... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 5182,000. Sentry Real facilities, newer vinyl month. 649-0940._____ tion. 5650 monthly plus Boqts and Marine Equipment.....83 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. Estate. 643-4060.a siding and furnaces. Personals...... 02 Wanted to B u y ...... Polntlng/Paperlng...... 56 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. VERNON. Outstanding utilities. Sscurlty. Announcements.. 03 Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 MANCHESTER. Loaded Call for the figuresi Available January 1st. Mlnlmem ctiorte: 4 llnet. ' 5230,000. Jackson ft condominium (Rve- Auctions...... 04 R e n t a l s Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 with size and extras tleld) 2 bedroom, fully 646-7693, 228-0065, 649- Financial...... 05 Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 ond set on 3 acres close Jackson Real Estate. appllanced, much 2074. Rooms for Rent...... 31 Heatlng/Plumblng...... 60 Miscellaneous for S a le ...... 87 DRADLINBS: For classified advertisements to to 1-04. Home Includes 5 647-0400.d more. References, se­ Apartments for Rent...... 32 61 Tag Sales...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the large bedrooms high­ curity. No pets. 5750 MANCHESTER. Quality Employment & Education Miscellaneous Services... 2 bedroom, heat, hot Condominiums for Rent ...... 33,, Services Wanted...... 62 Wanted to Buv/Trade ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. lighted by the master plus utilities. 649wW03. Part Time Help Wanted.... 10 ...... 34 ' For advertisements to be published Monday, with sitting room and water and all applian­ Homes for Rent...... M0RTGA8ES iA S T Hartford. Newer 5 ces Included, olr condi­ Help Wanted...... 11 Store/Office Space...... 35 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. circular staircase. Situation Wanted...... 12 room, 3 bedroom tioning, quiet, on bus­ Resort Property...... 34 Merchandise 16x20 floor to celling apartment, stove, re- Business Opportunities...... 13 Automotive Marble flreploced liv­ NO PAYMENTS line. Ideal for middle Industrial Property...... 37 Holldoy/Seasonal...... 71 READ YOUR AD. Classified advertisements are trlgerotor, dis­ aged and senior citi­ Instruction...... 14 ...... 38 91 ing room, dining room 'Up to 2 years. Kiss your fi­ Garaoes and Storage.... Antlaues and Collectibles. 72 Cars for Sale...... taken by telephone as a convenience. The nancial dlfficulllts goodbya. hwasher, wall to wall zens. 5590/month. 247- Employment Services...... 15 Roommates Wanted...... 39 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 and great kitchen. carpet, 1st floor. No Clothing ...... 73 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one Lower level Is a super Ayold fortclosura, catch up Wanted to Rent...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trollers...... 93 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of on lata poymonts such os first pets. References and Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 spacious 4 room In-law security. 5590 monthly MANCHESTER. Avalla- Real Estate TV/Stereo/Appliances... 75 the original Insertion. Errors which do not oportment. - 3 large or tocond mortgoga or cyan 76 Auto Services...... 95 outstanding crodlt cord bills. plus utilities. 649^003. ble Janurary 1st. Com­ Homes tor Sale ...... Machinery and Tools.... lessen the value of the advertisement will not decks, satellite an­ pletely renovated Va Services Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 Kotp your homo free and MANCHESTER. Out- Condominiums for Sale..... be corrected by an odditlonal Insertion. tenna, 4W baths, 2 cor door without lions and at- Duplex. 6 rooms, 3 Lots/Land for Sale...... Child Care...... Good Things to E a t...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive..... 97 garage. Much morel stondlng 7 room, 3 bed­ 98 tachmonos. Bod crodlt or room apartment In AA bedrooms, Vh baths, Investment Property ...... Cleaning Services. Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood . 79 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 5369,900. D.W. Fish lata poymtnt not a problem. appllanced kitchen. Realty. 643-1591______zone. All new wall to wall carpeting. Bentley Laundry hook-up, wall Swiss Consarvptive School District. No to wall carpeting, park­ L0T8/LAND Group ing, convenient loca­ I HOMES Q j J HOMES pets. References and Real Estate FOR SALE 1-454-4404 or security. 5750 monthly tion. 5700 per month Noticss HELP WANTED I h elp w a n t e d FOR SALE FOR SALE plus utilities. 649-4003. plus utilities. Security. iELP WANTED HELP WANTED 1-454-1336 649-7086. LEVEL^learedlotTcltv MANCHESTER. Excel­ As 0 condition precedent to CASHIER Full or port FULL Time mature, re­ MENTAL Retardation HAIR Dresser. No expe­ BRAND New Raised MANCHESTER. Enloy sewer, city water. 27- lent 3 '/> room aport- M ANCHESTER; 5 room the plocement of ony odver- time. Buckland Street sponsible person to do Worker position avail­ rience necessary, will HOMES Ranches located In a completetyl Don't set­ 30,000 square feet. Nor­ ment, stove, apartment with ap­ tisine In the Manchester He­ and Route 84 Mobil. able on all shifts. Full train. Call 649-3999. beautiful area of North tle for a condominium theast Manchester. Rentals rald, Advertiser hereby factory work In o water FOR SALE refrigerator. No pets. pliances. 5475 plus se­ Salary $5 and up. Apply soluble plastic manu­ and part time. Min­ M ED ICA L Office Clinical Coventry. 1900 square when an attached 3 647-0246. References and secur­ curity and utilities. agrees to protect, Indeinnlfv imum of 6 months ex­ feet of living area...7 bedroom Colonial with C and hold harmless the Man­ In person Mondoy- facturing firm. Expe­ Assistant with ortho­ All real estate advertised In ity. 5450 monthly plus References required. chester Herald, Its officers Frldav, 10am-5pm. rience helpful but not perience required In pedic skills. Full time . rooms, baths In­ sliders to a lovely deck FOR SPARKLING wood­ APARTMENTS utilities. 649-4003. No pets. 742-8628. nursing field. Educa­ the Manchester Herald Is cluding a master bath, In a desirable area Is and employees aoolnst any COLLECTOR. 30-60 day necessary. Apply In position. Benefits sublect to the Fair Housing work, tile, gloss and FOB RENT MANCHESTER. 4 room and all liability, loss or accounts. Experience person at; Polymer tion: Nursing field or ayallable. Reply to 872- Act of 1968, which makes It fireplace, custom available. Spacious painted surfaces, add expense. Including attor­ mental retardation. raised Birch cabinets, apartment, 1st floor, preterred. Good work­ Films, 9 Middle Road, 0355. lllegol to advertise any pref­ rooms, Vh baths, gar­ three tablespoons of stove, refrigerator. No I HOMES neys' fees, arising from ing condition and Rockyllle. Temporary position erence. limitation or discrim­ pull down attic stoirs, age. 5159,900. Call for washing soda to a opart of EAST Hartford. 1 bed­ claims of unfair trade practi­ possibly becoming per­ WAITRESSES. Monday- ination based on race, color, gorgeous atrium door details. Century-21 Ep- room. S435 monthly pets. References and m FOR RENT ces, Infringement of trade­ hours. Apply In person. religion, sex or notlonol worm water and wash. No security. 5400 plus utlll- Savings Bank of Mon- manent. $8.87/hour. Frlday, 8:30-3. Wee­ from dining room to steln Reolty. 647-8895.0 rinsing required. For plus utilities. On bus marks, trade names or pat­ NOW HIRING Apply at: Mansfield kends available also. origin, or on Intention to deck, separate kitchen line. 568-1054.______tles. 6^4003.______MANCHESTER. 6 room ents, violation of rights ot chester. 649-9696. moke any such preference, NEW TO MARKET. sparkling results when 6 Room Duplex. 1 car home on busline. Avail­ privacy and Infringement of Training School, Route Coll 649-4011,6om-3pm. limitation or discrimination. rear door, all thermo­ Charming, sunny you hove something to MANCHESTER. Availa­ SALES Position Beddl^ 44, Mansfield Depot or pane windows, burled garage, tool shed, good able Janurary 1. 5700. copyright and proprietary Barn Is looking tor seif Full & Part Tima N EED o sport minded, The Herald will not know­ seven room full dor­ sell, use a low-cost ad In ble Immediately. 3 bed­ No pets. Call between 3 rights, unfair competition call Susan PawloskI at mature Individual to ingly accept any advertise­ oil tank plus a treed room apartment. 5650 location, near every­ motivated people for mered Cape In quiet classified. thing. Coll 649-7230. ft 8pm. 646-0000. and libel and slander, which Manchester and 429-6451. AA/EOE. work flexible hours at ment which Is In violation of acre lot with stone family neighborhood. plus utilities. 649-8365. may result from the publica­ sales positions. Full the law. walls. Unsurpassed at tion of any odvertlsment In and part time positions Greater Hartford DATA Entry-Clerical. «1 club In Connecticut. Built In 1983, home Is Medical billing office Starting position avail­ SOUTHERN New Eng- 5189.900. Blanchard & nicely decorated ond the Manchester Herald bv available. No expe­ Rossetto, "We're Sel­ advertiser. Including adver­ seeks full time person able with opportunity land closslflald ads lovingly maintained. rience required. We reach nearly a00,00O ling Houses" .54^2482.0 tisements In any free distri­ will train. Promotions Come see usi for data entry. Ac­ for advancement. 1 baths, 2 cor garage bution publications pub­ counts re I ivable and Starting 57 per hour. homes In Connecticut MANCHESTER. Your and beautifull lands­ lished bv the Manchester trom within. Positions and Rhode Island. The are hourly plus com­ THURSDAY, typing experience Call Holiday Matrix. search Is aver I This Is caping. Sentry Real Herald. Penny Sleffert, helpful. Hourly wage, 646-4260 ask for Pat. price for o' basic 25 the home you hove Estote 643-4060.O Publisher. mission with a full be­ D E C E M B E R 3 word od Is only 555 dhd nefit package. Open­ paid vacations and ho­ been looking for. Spar­ OLDIE but Goodie! Gra­ lidays. Please call 647- will appear In 43jiews- kling 3 bedroom fgll L i ings a v a ila b le In 9:00 AM -1 PM popers. For moraJn- cious 6 room older LOST several stores through­ 0238.______Sales Clarfcs A dormered Cope In Colonial on East Cen­ formatlon call Classi­ South Forms. Formal AND FOUND out the state. Pleasant T h e J o b TELEMARKETERS to CasMers fied, 643-2711 and ask ter Street In Manches­ working conditions. call trom home. Your dining room, family ter, Maintenance free Placement Center • FeU er Part How for detalls.o , room warmed by a LOST. FemaleCollcocat, Call 667-2232 for an hours. Pays up to $8 per for modern health aluminum siding, 3 Black, Orange, and Interview.______806 Main Street hour. Just set up ap­ THIS Spacious newly re­ fireplace, enclosed bedrooms, walk up at­ pointment with our shop In large shop­ decorated 7 plus room porch, attached gar­ White. Vicinity Green­ M a n ch e ste r ping center. Interest­ tic, updated kitchen wood Drive, Manches­ CONDOMINIUM Conver­ customers. No selling. Raised Ranch'ftI South age. 5199,900. Century- with pantry, lovely H oliday sion Company looking Windsor Is located on a 21 Epstein Realty. 647- ter. Large reward for Or call 527-0839 Call 646-3875. ing and professional fireplace, spacious en­ for experienced main­ atmosphere unlike all aulet cul-de-sac. Ideal 8895.0______try foyer with nice wide her safe return. 643- tenance people. Must 8431.______. ^ • for an interview. other retail stores. for families. This home BRAND New. Manches­ oak staircase, full have knowledge of tile, features a formal din­ ter. Contemporary FOUND. Young Malecat, PHYSICAL Flexible hours. Ideal basement complete plumbing, electricol Firat Security ing room, fireplace, ready to be moved Into. with a piano I 5139,000. Gift sand color with flea and carpentry. 528- for young mothers hardwood floors, walk Open floor plan In­ collar on Oak Street. Services THERAPISTS Jackson & Jackson ANTIQUES 8992.______and retirees. Apply at out family room and cludes 3 bedrooms, Real Estate. 647-8400.a 643-9625 after 4pm. OFFICE help needed. Corporation Full and part time posi­ once to the manager many other features! 12x18 living room, din­ Ideas General office skills An Equal Opportunity tions ayallable for Diane. Ask us about getting a ing room and com­ MANCHESTER. Abso- required. Telephone Em ployor mortgage at V h per­ pletely appllanced kit­ lutely pristine center MEMORY LANE COUNTRYSIDE Employmsnt 528-8992.______- newly renoyated phys­ Parkade HeaHh & cent Interest rate. This chen, 2 full boths, 2 cor chimney Colonial In Al^TIQUE ical therapy and sports Nutrition Center home Is being offered garage, vinyl. siding. executive area of town. DENTAL Receptionist MECHANIC. Great op­ at 5172,500. An excel­ Recently redecorated, TYPEWRITERS for small busy prac­ medicine center. Ex­ ParhaUe Sbepphig 5177.900. D.W. Fish CENTER S Education portunity, worth your lent buy I Realty World- Realty. 643-1591.0 kitchen totally up­ tice. 4 days per week. time to Investigate. Ex­ cellent salary In high Frechette-Benolt. 646- dated, with new coun­ Experience preferred. perienced engine, $30*8 for physical ther­ 7709.D MANCHESTER. Immac- ters, new no wax floor Duties Include schedul­ transmission, hydrol- ulate Mmdroom Ranch and all appliances. 7 YALE TYPEWRITER PART TIiNE ing, Insurance record apy managerial posi­ with flreploced'nvfhg Ics. Call 522-7291 Mr. LOVELY,oversized 4 rooms, Vh baths and keeping. Salary negofl- Jgffe.______' _____ tion. New grads also room, dining room SERVICE HELP WANTED COUNTER Help needed bedroom Cope with attached 2 cor garage. Typqwrltqn (•bum. Portibta tyiMwrKara oble. Call 643-6528. welcome. Call with built In china ca­ 5234,900. Sentry Real RN-Staff nurse position for busy 24 hour bak­ beautiful large, fenced binets, 12x20 1st floor trom 53S. SNm and Mrvle* PART Time housekeep­ DRIVER. Immediate op­ available on 2nd and ery. Flexible days and Estate. 643-4060.O In rear yard. Owners family room with bay 41 Purnsll PIsce, Msnehester ers for Quality Inn ening. Manchester He­ 3rd shift. 35 hour work hours. Full or part have made many Im­ Antiques Of All Kinds Through the House and Barn. Conference Center. rald route Coventry 233-2135 window overlooking week. 5x3 rotating time. Comp^ltlye provements Including private yard and a Wednesday thru Sunday 10*5 649-4986 Competitive wages. area. Short hours, schedule. Full state be- wages and benefits. newer roof. Covered Please apply at front good pay. Call 742-8867 brand new kitchen with 2224 Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44) ■ Coventry. CT ■ 742-0346 n e f lt i s . Salary TEXAS Oil Company Call Jane at 649-0140. deck and patio, full Cherry cabinets, ce­ desk. Quality Inn of or 647-^46 and leave 522,194/year with an needs mature person length of house. This BEAUTY SALONS Vernon, 51 Hartford name and telephone Increase due Janurary ramic tile and new tor short trips sur­ home locoted In East appliances, 1 car gar­ *«*«*«*«*«*« Turnpike, 646-5700. number and I will call '88. Apply at; Mans­ rounding Manchester. Hartford, must be EOE/AA.______r n BUSINESS age. 5149,900. D.W. Fish SALON ULTRA you back. field Training School, Contact customers. We seen I It Is not a drive Realty. 643-1591.0 Route 44, Mansfield de­ li^OPPORTUNiTIES family hair care - complete nail PART Time hours. Good M ED ICA L Asslstant/Se- train. Write N.G. Dick­ bv, and It Is a pleasure care - gift certificates available for FLORAL JEWELRY pay. Advancement op­ cretary. OB-GYN of­ pot, or call Susan Paw­ erson, President, to showl 5149,900. portunity. All shifts. loskI at 429-6451 Southwestern Petro­ BUSINESS Expansion; MANCHESTER. Hlstorl- the holidays. UNIQUE GIFTS fice In Manchester. Strano Real Estate. cal Cape. 10 rooms, 4 646-4300.______Full time. 646-5041. __ AA/EOE.______leum, Box 961005, Fort Owner seeks working 647-7653.D 555 Main St., Manchester KRAUSE FLORIST Worth, TX 76161. partner. No financial bathrooms, 2 full RN-LPN. Immediate LPN position available, baths, corner prop­ Medical Care of Man­ REMOVE GREASE and full time on 2nd shift. 35 YOUNG Couple looking risk. High Income po­ GEE WllllkersI This 6 4 ^ 5 2 5 tential. 742-5709. charming property Is erty, 2 car garage. Christmas plants & The ADAMS APPLE chester has a part time rust from outdoor metal hour work week. 5x3 for affordable sitter. Unfinished main level Blue Sky T rading Co. opening for nurses with furniture the easy way. rotating schedule. Full License not necessary, lust waiting for new centerpieces. of Vernon/ Inc. v owners to enloy all Its In law apartment. 647- recent acute ambula­ Just dip a cloth In turpen­ state benefits. Salary lust references. Please 0246. TRES CHIC 14 Carat Gold Chains, BrocelsM, American Indian jewelry & tory care experience. tine and rub the metal 820,316/year with In­ call now! 64^8461 or great features. 6 rooms Holiday Rose Special! Including a 1st floor BEAUTY SALON Earrings ~r artwork, leather wallets, bells & Hoursare: 1 morning,2 until spots disappear. To crease due In Janurary 848-1112 Jockle. INSTRUCTION Christmas Parties Too! Open Dally 10am-9pm / Sun. 10-6 evenings and 1 wee­ sell Idle Items the easy '88. Apply at: Mans­ bedroom! (3bedrooms PROGRAM Manager and total). 2 full boths. ... has gift certificates available buckles, gold & silver jewelry. Tie kend per month. Inter­ way, use a low-cost ad In field Training School, Jo^ Coaches sought by 621 Hartford Rd. Manchester EL CAMINO PLAZA/ RT. 30 ested applicants call Route 44, Mansfield fireplace, spaclousdln- HELP WANTED HELP WANTED for all your holiday styles. die ahirts, etc. Leanin Tree cards classified. a supported work GUITAR LESSONS Ing room, country kit­ Sh eri at 721-7393, Depot or call Susan agency. The manager 643-9559 for Qiristmaa & other important BECAUSE YOU never PawloskI at 429-6451. taught by local profCaalonal. Tak­ chen with pantry, Great slocking sluffers! Mondav-Frlday, 9- should possess voca­ ing atudanta from baglnnart on datea. Indian orints by James 4pm.______know when someone will AA/EOE.______aluminum siding, front tional assessment/or- up. Call about HoNday Special. and back porches and 303 East Center Street Shipley, heavy woo 1 wrap sweaters, KITCHEN Help. Part be searching for the Item RESTAURANT Manage­ ganlzatlonal skills and P A R T T IM E J&J Jewelers you have for sale. It's lots more. Priced at time days. Monday- ment. Great career op- high energy. Job Jim Harkins 5128,000. Jackson & 643-2483 FRUIT BASKETS Reserw Your Ring •45. Frlday. Pleasant work­ better to run your want ad portunlty for coaches (full or port NEWS STAND DEALER for several days... cancel­ 647-8553 Jackson Real Estate. 217 Center St., Manchester ing conditions. Apply ambitious person. Op­ time) must be sensitive 647-8400.o Manchastar araa, dallvar only to Honor Mother’^ in g s from *89.95, The Steak Club, Inc., 60 ing It as soon as you get ening 20 stores In and effective with em­ B'"'.ae and storas. Establlahad routa. Work ELECTRONICS results.______^irm 3 stone free. 6 4 7 -0 6 0 7 Hilliard Street, Man- greater Hartford area. ployees with special k : iroxlmataly 6 hours par waak - gat paid chester. 646-2260. Salary and outstanding needs. For further In­ PERO’S FRUIT STAND ' Main St., Manchester WORTH LOOKING Into... bonus system. Health formation, write or call for 10. M utt ba avallabla at Praaa Tim a JB ELECTRONICS Fsney trull bsskets — delivered A a PART time warehouse the many bargains of­ GD HELP WANTED HELP WANTED (12:30 pm) dally and Friday avaning at 12:30 and Inventory work. and dental. Experience the GCARC, 3466 Main G3 Where proteailonals buy their locsily — shipped nstlonwide. 6 4 3 -8 4 8 4 fered for sale every day In helpful but not neces­ Street, Coventry, CT. a.m. Dallvary of papara takaa approximataly CRAFTSMEN’S 15-20 hours per week. the clossifled columns! stereo equipment. Discount All Wicker st 20% off 'til Dec. 24 Mornings. Good pay. sary. 646-4300. 742-0315. 1 hour. Monday thru Saturday, dapandabla pricing on cash and carry Items. k£»»X]E«(lE«I«IBa(C»£CaC5«)E»l GALLERY 644-8962.______Part Time car a must Call Bob. at 647-0040. 278 Oskland St., Manchester Csll Jack Bartrand 643-6384 "The Piece on Cooper St." M A TU RE person to help 643-1262 lUSICAL NEEDS A wagon lull of dolls and Tsddy run our store from HOLIDAY CASH k laar last iE» leac taat iEM 1E« yex xsx i boors loo, 4-5-6pm to 11pm. Also, Wrsaths, Csndlos and Folk Art aro some mornings 6am- PRIVATE PARTY Earn the Extra $$ You Need 10am. Dairy Mart, 368 waiting bars for you. This Season Working 5pm-9pin aRCULATION AREA ADVISOR AL SIEtpERT'S HARDWARE iLLER’S MUSIC OpanTdayaawoak. Spencer Street, ) Purnell PI.. Manchester Manchester. Merchandise Ads Housawivas, mothars with young chlldran, Mon.-Se. 10sm4pm / Sun. 13-Spm We Need: •tudantg. Earn axtra money with your own APPLIANCES 647-8161 BUSH HARDWARE ALL roue MU8ICAL MBtOS ★ STUDENTS * Clerks ■ Verifiers ■ Asst. Mgrs. part-time job. Bring your chlldran with you Shop now Ilbt • aalactlon ot AT Bia SAVINaSI A a Part Tima - Evaninos Perfect'for Students / Moonlighters and save on babysitting costs. 21 hours per TYt. VC r U, Audio Equipment, 792 Main St. Manchester 0p6n dtlly until 9 pm NATIONAL new­ waak, salary plus gas allowance. Suparvlae Big ScreenW a, Camcordara, Ml- Shop for till Do-lt-YourMlIir. THE HOMESTEAD spaper concern has crowavaa. Cb'Wayara, Waahare. OB the Green Immediate openings Call 647-9946 Now our carrier boya and girls. If you Ilka kids,want eSta5S5»5«IE«IE«t»5»IWiEaiE«i Dryers and Kitchen Appllancaa. Compliti llni of tools. Old fashioned cardt, gift wrap 4 ornamonla. tor a little Indapandenee and your own Income, Blown glaaa ornamonla. Hand made wrealha. ORDER CLERKS call 647-0946 or 647-9947. We will beet any prteel Open dally 8:30 am to 5:30 pm and VERIFIERS Thursday svsnings for ths Holidays. PRACTICAL 46 Tolland Green, Tolland ASSISTANT THE PRIVATE DUTY NURSING 448 Hartford Rd„ Manchaatar 872-0559 MANAGERS. 643-4121 Call Today REGISTRY OF VNA HEALTH 647-9997 Keep your loved ones well ★ 647-9946 * NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... 991 RESOURCES, INC. MANCHE8TEB ABEA______sasi6*a£ssBaiiaa250 FLOWER SHOP room for advance­ employing highly skilled and experienced H e ra ld Swedith Foodf. nurses. Our service Is especially designed to North Elm St...... 5-01 Fancy Fruit Baskets - Boxwood Diamond Specialist ment. Apply Conyers ★ Ad m ust contain price! Woodbrldga St...... 18-230 Call 647-9946 or 643-2711 Hardware, 646-5707. meet the needs of patients In their home, Trees - All Your Christmas Needs!! Gift Certificates Qlington Center Plaia, Ellington and Layaway You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds convalescent home, or hospital. We bill 3rd Charlaa Drive...... all 36 Oak St„ Manchester party payors directly whenever possible to Manchester Professional Park 872-0273 Eaat Middle Tpka...... 188-208 Evan M l Broad St. Suite lOJ THE DEADLINE FOR due to this low price... help you meet the cost of nursing care. East Middle Tpka...... 200-230 Odd p- 649-0791 PLACING OR Parratt...... all CANCELING AN AD Call Clara Qruszkiewicz, RN TODAY to IS 12 NOON THE DAY arrange for a FREE IN-HOME CONSULTA­ B EFO R E. M O N D A Y - TION, with no obligation. Helping you and Summit 8t...... ,«3only FRIDAY. IN ORDER your loved one is what we’re all abputl Hunnifbrd Pi...... TO MAKE THE NEXT ^ • t Center St...... 25-200 Odd ISSUE. FRIDAY Private Duty Nursing Regietry A F T E R N O O N B Y 2:30 CALL CLASSIFIED Parker...... PM FOR MONDAY'S VNA Health Resources, Inc. Lydall...... 1*^7 ISSUE. THANK YOU M anchester Woodbrldga...... 293-470 FO R Y O U R 6 43 ”27'‘l l NOW! COOPERATION!!! 6 4 9 ^ 7 CAL l Ti OW 643-2711 / 647-9946