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16—MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, April 10, 1990 INVITATION TO BID The Manchester Public Schools solicits bids for Cost hike Bounce TYPEWRITERS-BUSINESS Outrage CLASSIFIED MACHINES SERVICE for the s 1990-1991 school year. A 'S ealed bids will be received until April 19, 1990, 2:00 P.M., Schools plan Wild pitch gives 15-year-old’s death ADS: at which time they will be S p e c i a l i s t publicly opened. The right is reserved to reject any and all up $220,(X)0/3 East nine a victory/11 stirs leaders/4 643-2711 bids. Specifications and bid forms may be secured at the Business Office, 45 North School Street, Manchester, BOOK/INCOME TAX CARPENTRY/ ELDERLY CARE LAWN CARE HEATIN6/PLUMBING Connecticut. CONCRETE REMODELING ALAN W. GATES 031-04 ______YARDMASTERS &CO. WET M&M OIL NURSE'S AIDE SPRING CLEANUP All phases of CUstoM CARPENTRY LEGAL NOTICE BASEMENTS? . -Trees & Lawns Cut tax preparation and UNLIMITED PLUMBING & HEATING A certified list(s) of party-endorsed candidates on the slate of Free estimates & written guaran Years of Experience. •Yards & Garages Cleaned financial planning. ■Oil Burner Service & Sales the Republican Party in the Town of Andover for election as tee. Hatchways, toundation cracks, Ucenced & Insured Hospital Trained. •Brush Piles Removed ■Automatic Oil Delivery DELEGATES to the convention(s) of said Partv specifiod gravity feeds, tile lines, dry welis, •Truck & Backhoe Work •Indviduals -Partnerships Decks, Kitchens & Bath below is on file in my office at the Town Offiw Building, 17 sump pumps, window wells & drain Excellent References. ■Wet! Pumps Sates & Service •Exterior Housepainting •Corporations -Estates rooms designed & remod ■Water Heaters (EiMtrio a G«s) School Fload, Andover, CT, and copies are available for public H laitrh p H tp r I r r a l J i age lines. Over 40 years experi •Fiduciaries -Trusts ence. References. 742-6402 •Driveways S ^ e d eled. Ceramic tile, all phases ' -Bathroom & Kitchen distribution: ALBERT ZUCCARO •Landscaping Installations •Electronic Filing of carpentry & repair. Remodeling CONVENTION(S) •Complete Building & WATER PROORNG • Computerized Tax Call Now For Spring Specials •Senior Citizen Dlscoun. State, Congressional, State Senate, State Representative, HARTFORD Prop^y Maintained Returns ■Electric Work Sheriff, Probate 563-3006 DECK ADDITIONS •AnyJobCoraidMd 528-5502 Anytim e • TTD-TTY For the Deaf FREE ESTIMATES A Primary will be held May 15, 1990, if a slate of opp^ition MANCHESTER FUimNSUrtED FSEEBSniHVES Phone: candidates for any or all conventions is filed in accordance CAIL: YARDMASTERS Alan W. Gate? ^ 646-3361 with Sections 9-382 to 9-450, inclusive, of the General Wednesday, April 11,1990 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents , Also, dampness proofing conaete 643-9996 Enrolled Aqent PAINTING/PAPERING 649-2871 walls & floors DECKS Statutes not later than 4:00 p.m. of April 11,1990. Registered Rnancial Planner Petition forms, instructions and information ooncemin? tfw pro Pressure Treated BUNKER LANDSCAPING Custom Designs 210 Main Street REPAIR cedure for filing opposing candidades, may be obtained from FREE ESTIMATES & DESIGN Manchester College Pro Louise Parkington, Ftepublican Registrar of Voters, 67 Hendee TREESERVICE/PRUNING Call •Full lawn care & -Hand Raking 649-7470 ASK A SPECIALIST! Road, Andover. landscaping service -Dethalching ■$1,000,000. Liability Ins. ✓ THE DECK SPECIALISTS Marie R. Burbank Main Street designers outline plans, give timetable ■Spring ClewHjp -Fertilizing & Ume Fax 6494295 ■Full Workmans Compensation All electric, small, portable appli HAWKES TREE SERVICE 646-0032 MOWING Visa/Mastercard •2 Year Written Guarantee ances can be repaired by our Town Clerk, Bucket, truck & chipper. •Free Estimates venience with this projecu” Ginter and last from a year and a half to seasons. Fully Insured/Free Estimates experts. 10 yrs. in the Vernon Andover By R'ick Santos has decreased from about $15 mil tions are based on the present slow Stump removal. Free MANCHESTER GEORGE 633-1716 CPA TAX PREPARATION area. A fine selection of new and Manchester Herald lion to $13 million, and the $2.4 construction market. said. “We can try to minimize it. We two years. L^zis said if it were not for those estimates. Special LIQUIDATION Call 1-800-346-4G49 24 Hours rebuilt vacs. Panasonic, 'Eu- 037-04 For Individuals & Business. million that local taxpayers are ex “We’re coming into this at a very can’t eliminate it.” "With the proper planning, there constraints, if the whole downtown consideration for elderly and LAWN MAINTENANCE .roka, Miele. W eareh ereforyo ul The primary concerns expressed is no question that this project section of Main Street could be shut handicapped •Spring Clearvup Your home or mine. Eve Ask your neighbors. Small ap Designers of the Main Street pected to contribute could also be good time,” he said. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT by merchants, bankers, and profes couldn’t be done in one year,” said down, then the job could be done in 647-75M ESTATE LIQUIDATION •Seasonal Mowing nings or W eekends. WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. pliances repaired. reconstruction project unveiled a reduced. The presenatation of the plans by •Planting/Mulch E i ^ Quality work at a N O TIC E O F “We’re optimistic that we can William Ginter and Jeffrey Keefe of sional service people included the George Marlow, owner of Marlow’s six months. Reasonably Rates APPLIANCE & VACUUM ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE timetable today including detailed Commercial & Residential •Shrubs Trimmed reasonable prk^l amount of parking available during department store. Richard Maduski, president of the Residential & Commercial Accounts Call 528-1947 SERVICE CENTER plans of the massive undertaking, lower that amount,” William the design firm of Fuss & O’Neill SEWING/ALTERATIONS Cash or Sell on Interior & Exterior In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 arKi and after the work, the condition of But Public Works Director Fttcr Savings Bank of Manchester, said FreaEsthnales Expert Service Free Estimates Post Rd. Plaza > 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adopton which is planned for fall 1992 com Camosci, director of engineering was followed by a session where Consignment sidewalks in front of their stores and I^zis said, “In order to keep you vi he was concerned that the project is 64.3-2884/644-6712 CARPENTRY/ Call Brian Weigle RL 30 Vernon by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connec pletion. services, said in a phone interview representatives of several downtown SEAMSTRESS ticut on April 3, 1990. after the meeting. businesses questioned the project offices, and most notably the length able down there with parking, with done within the time constraints set • Dressmaking • Alterations 645-1174 T + A LAWN & REMODELING 645-8912 872-1280 Because of changes in the original PROPOSED ORDINANCE Camosci, who could not estimate engineers as well as town officials. of the project — which is likely to shopping, and with access, we have • Replace Zippers ■ Coat plans, the initial cost estimate for the LANDSCAPING INC. the savings, if any, said his expecta “There is going to be some incon begin cither this fall or next spring to spread it over two construction Please see MAIN, page 10 Linings • Custom Curtains Personal Care LAWN MOWERS BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of state and federally supported project KITCHEN & BATH Walt Papering and Painting Manchester that the Town of Manchester acquire title to •Slipcovers CLEANING SERVICES ■Mowing REPAIRED premises of Charles J. Minicucct and David L. Minicucci at ★ 30 Years Experience ■Planting & Design 30 yocus Experience ★ Free Pickup & Delivery 102-104 Charter Oak Street, Manchester for highway pur CALL 647-8730 REMODELING Insurance, References and Call Aaron Alibrio in Manchester poses. The consideration for conveyance of title shall be the House Cleaning From the smallest Free Estimates ★ Prompt, Courteous, performance of the Town of Manchester of work on premises Election at reasonable rates. ______repair to the largest MARTY MATTSSON Expert Service of Charles J. Minicued and David L. Minicucci. SALESTRADE Weekly, bi-weekly, monthly. No SPRING CLEANUP renovation, we will do a 649-4431 ★ Reasonable Prices A description of the premises to be acquired is attached hereto Coalition bid job too big or too small. Dothatching; edging; hedge and ★ Free Estimates complete job. and is designated "Schedule A." For free estimates bush trimming. Lawn mowing. ★ 15% Senior Discount BOOK RACK Prepared by William J. Shea, changes Start to finish. Interlor/Exterior Previously enjoyed paperback please call 742-6419 Experienced. Dependable. ECONOMY LAWN /Assistant Town Attorney books from Romance to Hor- FREE ESTIMATES Ray Hardy's Lawn Care Painting Done 3-20-90 rorl W e will trade for your good MOWER Complete do-it-yourself •light carpentry paperbacks 2 for 1; or w e will SWEEP MR. WINTER 646-7973 •ceilings and walls repaired Call Anytime S C H E D U LE A advance to rule Israel sell our books 1/2 price. OUT THE WINDOW! programs available. ■attics and cellars cleaned ThoM premises situated oh the southerly side of Charter Oak Our deanirio service is 647-5705 643-6386 Street and on the westerly side ot a roadway leading to 435 J Hartford Tpke. thorough &
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A MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, April 11,1990—3 2—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, April 11, 1990 RECORD LOCAL & STATE A About Town Police Roundup School expansion
Daughters to meet Thursday Two face drug charges plan up by $220,000 The *‘DAR School Trip” will be discussed Thursday Police have arrested two New Haven men believed to during a meeting of the Orford F ^ sh Chapter of the Chesterton, assistant superatendent be major siq>pliers of marijuana to youths in the By Nancy Foley for curriculum and instruction. Daughters of the American Revolution to be held 7:30 Manchester area, said Lt. Orville Cleveland of the Manchester Herald Until this year, eighth-graders at p.m. at the Church of Christ, comer of Lydall and Vernon Manchester Police Department. Bennet Junior High were allowed to Streets. The speaker is Jean Kelsey. A two-month investigation led to the arrest of Harry A proposal to expand the high take electives in art, industrial arts, Physical fitness evaluated Dean RadrofT, 23, and Andrew Plant, 24, who are school will cost $3.9 million, word processing and home believed to be a drug courier and dealer, respectively, Ll $220,000 more than previously es economics. Now, they are required A “Body Composition Clinic,” featuring new screen Cleveland said. Their arrests resulted in the confiscation timated, as a result of a change in to take a sequence that introduces ing equipment that measures how many calories a person of 9.5 pounds of high-grade marijuana with a street value the plans. them to each of these subjects. bums daily, the percent of fat vs. lean tissue and other of about $30,(XX), he said. At its meeting tonight, the Board The changes will go into effect at factors which can determine an individual's best fitness Plant was arrested TUesday night in a New Haven of Education is expected to ^prove llling Junior High School in the fall. or dietary program, will be held Friday from 2 to 5 p.m. parking lot as he allegedly delivered marijuana to another a dollar amount for a referendum on School officials say this is more at Manchester Memorial Hospital. The fee is $15 to $25. person, police said. Rve one-pound b a^ of marijuana the high school addition, scheduled Call 647-6600 for more information. reflective of a middle school ap were seized from his car, police said. to go before voters in November. proach in which students explore Plant was charged with possession of marijuana and They will also hear plans for chan different areas rather than try to AIDS support group to meet possession of marijuana with intent to sell. A bond aiKl ges in the junior high schools to ac master a subject People with any degree of HIV infection who want to court date information were unavailable this morning. company the restructuring of the Once they move to the junior high live successfully can attend meetings of the People with Information leading to Plant’s arrest was obtained in town’s schools. school, sixth-graders will be able to AIDS Coalition of Connecticut on Wednesdays at 7:30 connection with the earlier arrest of lUdroff on March 22 The additional $220,000 is a take classes in home economics and p.m. Confidentiality is observed. For more information in a parking lot next to Hanky FUnky’s night club at 47 result of changing the plans to in industrial arts, unavailable to them I / ' r call 624-0947 from 9 ajn. to 4 p.m. or 624-2437 from Purnell Place, Lt. Cleveland said. clude several all-purpose science in the elementary schools, Chester 6:30 to 9 p.m. Radroff is believed to have been a courier of marijuana labs, according to Terry A. Bogli, a ton said. Also, in the elementary for Plant, the lieutenant said. Two pounds of marijuana, Democratic member of the school schools most students have one which has a street value of about $6,400, was confiscated board and chairwoman of its long- Support group to meet Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald teacher all day, while in a middle from Radroffs car, police said. An additional two pounds v t' range planning committee. school, they will work with a team Formerly Abused Children Emerging in Society NEW QUEEN — Joyce Beebe, left, is crowned this year's queen of Manchester WAXES of marijuana later was seized at his New Haven Originally, the labs were to be used of teachers, Chesterton said. (FACES), a support group for women who were abused Tuesday at the Grange Hall by last year’s queen Wendy Keegan. WAXES is a non-profit residence, police said. for just earth science, but this would Qiesterton plans three evening in childhood, meets every Thursday from 7:15 to 9 p.m. lUdroff was charged with illegal possession of have limited their use, Bogli said. group for women wishing to lose weight. meetings with parents to explain the at the Women’s Center of Manchester Community Col marijuana near a school, possession of marijuana with in The actual cost to the town of the changes. lege. New members are welcome. For more information, tent to sell and possession of over four ounces of Reginald Pinto/Marxhesler Herald high school addition will be $1.8 If the referendum is not approved call Carol Jodaitis at MCC, 647-6062. marijuana. He was released on a $10,000 bond and is BELTING IT OUT — Members of the Malsis School Boys’ day, and performed a concert at the high school Tuesday million, after stale reimbursement, by voters, then school officials Obituaries scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior Court on she said. would go back to the drawing board, Alcoholic support group meets May 11, a court clerk said. Choir from Yorkshire, England, rehearse Tuesday at night. The high school addition is seen he said. Adult Children of Alcoholics meets Wednesdays from “We’ve had larger seizures, but we believe this one is Manchester High School. They visited llling Junior High Tues- by the school board as a way to al This year, kindergarten enroll important because of the implications that this marijuana 6 to 7 p.m. in room CL-219c in the Lowe Building of Nelda Russell of Suffield; three Bom in PCacham, Vt., he lived in leviate a space problem expected to ment is down by 60 or 70 students , was intended for the younger population,” Lt. Cleveland Manchester Community College. For more information, John E. Hilditch sons, John and Marcus Hilditch of Manchester for many years. Before hit the elementary schools in 1992. from what it was last year, Chester said. “Hopefully, this will shut down this person’s opera call 647-6062. John Edward Hilditch, 82, of Manchester, and Robert Hilditch of retiring, he was a self-employed car Under the plan, the ninth grade ton said. Manchester, died TUesday (April 10, West Palm Beach, Fla.; a daughter penter and cabinet maker. tion.” DOT says town can’t regulate signs on state land would be moved to the high school At the same time, the administra Class of 1955 seeks members 1990). He was the h u s ^ d of the and son-in-law, Maribeth and John He is also survived by two sons, Two charged with robbery and the sixth grade moved to the tion does not know how many new late Mary Agnes Moriarty. — often posted near the center of publicize their events. (municipalities) to break the law,” junior high schools, freeing up space students will come from the apart Manchester High School’s Class of 1955 will hold a Schneider of Suffield; and four Lyden G. Darling in California and By Rick Santos He was bom May 30, 1907 at A second Manchester teen-ager and an East Hartford town along stale highways 83, 44, But any conflict seems unlikely he said, adding that he had not been at the elementary schools. ments near the mall at Bucldand 35th class reunion on June 30 at the Sunrise Resort in grandchildren. Henry Jaslowski in California; a Dawson, Yukon Territory, Canada. man have been arrested in connection with a February Manchester Herald and 6 and intended to publicize because regulations seem unlikely aware of any communications Changes are already taking place Hills, which are being filled now. Moodus. Anyone with information on how to locate the The funeral will be Thursday at sister, Doris Hobbs of Woodsville, He worked for the Hudson Bay Co. 11 a.m. at the John F. Tierney N.H.; and a granddaughter. He was break-in at the I^tio Restaurant, 250 Hartford Road, events sponsored by churches, because state law allows for or regarding the matter from the town. at the junior high schools in prepara The school board meeting will be following members is asked to call Maureen (McCann) It appears the town will not be as an explorer and fur buyer. He led Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. predeceased by a sister, Sareph police said. schools, and service organizations ganizations to acquire permits to He said that signs probably are tion for moving the sixth and ninth held at 45 North School Sl at 7:30 Curry at 646-2304 or Harriett (Flavell) Duff at M3-8820: able to regulate the posting of signs crews during the survey of the Burial will be in St. James LaVallee. Scott R. Barrett, 17, of 73 Walnut St., and Robert — look “trashy.” erect signs, and any restrictions posted without the organiz.ation’s grades, according to Allan B. pjn. Charles Audette, Robert Buckley, Gail (Bowers) Wil and banners on stale-owned land Alcan Highway which connects Cemetery. Calling hours are tonight The funeral will be private. Burial Colombe, 22, of E ^ Hartford, both were arrested Mon primarily apply to signs promoting getting the necessary permits, but liford, Emilie (Blanchard) Ralozej, Raymond Campbell, along state highways because such Alaska with the mainland of the from 6 to 8 p.m. will be in Peacham Cemetery. There day night on charges of third-degree robbery and sixth- Republican Director Wallace J. candidates for political office and said that is likely h^dlcd without Roger Clifford, Marvin Cohen, Janet (Cervini) Rondeau, U.S. He served in the Royal degree larceny and scheduled to appear today in action is prohibited by law, accord Irish Jr. said he also knew of some businesses, said William Kiesh, much problem. “I’m sure .if our Roadwork scheduled to begin Robert Coleman, Ronald Contois, Gail (Cowles) LaCoss, Memorial donations may be made are no calling hours. Canadian Air Force during World to Boys Town, Boys Town, Neb. Manchester Superior Court, police said. ing to an official at the state Depart areas near the intersection of Main DOT spokesman. people find signs along our proper Roadway reconstruction work Farest Street from Otis Street and Cynthia (Crehore) DeWyck, Edward Dama, Carl Davis, Memorial donations may be made War II as a flight navigator. On April 5, a third suspect in the case, Michael D. ment of Transportation. and North Main streets (Route 83) Kiesh said if the rule was a ty, we take them down.” will be begin on April 30 at the fol terminating 800 feet east Douglas Delaney, James Donovan, Roy Ecker and Erene to the Visiting Nurse and Home He owned and operated a Leonard W. Darling Hartley, 19, of 391 Hartford Road, was arrested on the The question of whether the town that are marred with unsightly signs. department regulation rather than a lowing intersections: East Middle 'Itirnpike at Summit (Gagicardone) Moser. Leonard W. Darling, 87, of 8 Care of Manchester, 545 N. Main same charges, police said. He also was scheduled to ap could have some control of banners After hearing the complaints, law, then there may be some way to He said the DOT is aware that landscape contracting business, St. The Charter Oak Sueet and Sueel. Also, Barbara (Gladysz) Wrobelski, Michael Glean, Rus-Hil Landscaping and was the% Waddell Road, died TUesday (April pear in court today, police said. and signs was raised at a budget Town Manager Richard Sartor said reach a compromise with the town there arc also other types of Spruce Street intersection with the Main Street at Haynes Street Nita Gratton, William Grimason, Victoria (Hajostek) first president of the Connecticut 10, 1990) at his home. He was the The John F. Tierney F. Tierney Several cases of alcoholic beverages were stolen in the workshop late last month by he would look to sec if the town as far as regulating the posting of violators of the permit rule, such as Charter Oak FVk Entrance. A tem Center Street and Summit Street Prysiaza, Dorothy (Krar) Syphers, Ruth (Godfrey) Mar- Landscape Contractors Association. husband Athelma (Johanson) Dar Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., is burglary, police said. Democratic Director Stephen T. could do anything, but said that any signs. businesses that have signs which porary entrance to the park will be tell, Kenneth LaCoss, Richard Longchamps, Robert He is al.so survived by a sister. ling. in charge of arrangements. Cassano. restrictions would probably anger “We’re guided by the law,” Kiesh hang over properties adjacent to located about KXX) feet east of the Construction is scheduled to be Lovejoy, Kermeth Lowd, Myles McDonough, Carol Arm Man hurt in accident Cassano said he thinks the signs civic organiz.ations that use signs to said. “We can’t permit them roads. present enuance. completed by Nov. 22. McDonough, Richard McKinney, David McLaughlin, A 74-ycar-old Manchester man escaped serious injury Janet Maison, Allen Martin, Mary Mielke, Frank Mig- late Monday afternoon after an accident on Hackmatack ST. JUDE NOVEl>^ nerey and Patricia Miller. Street near Prospect Street, police said. Also, John Moore, Maureen (Moylan) Hampton, Public Records Lawtence Lombardi of 69 Santina Drive was treated Cable TV crackdown debated MAY THE SACRED HEART OF JESUS BE ACXDRED, GLORIFIED, Sandra (Newman) Warner, Jerold Nolan, Peter f^ige, for muscular strain at Manchester Memorial Hospital and Mich., the powerful cliairman of the By Chris Rose competition where now you have LOVED AND PRESERVED Annamae (Richardson) Dawson, Michael Rivard, Jean Pamela Stender McCarthy, 42 Ardmore Rotid, $129,(XX). released, a hospital spokeswoman said. none. The system now is fundamen House Energy and Commerce Com Warranty deeds Washington Bureau THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, (Rosendahl) Jasper, Helen (Sharp) Romano, Barbara Quit claim deeds The driver of the other car, William K. Wertenback tally flawed. The only other choice mittee, recently told the U.S. Con "Your one hop for (Schwarm) Wheelock, Stanley Sasiela, Daniel Trefethan, Earle J. and Carolyn G. Wilson to Edward F. Boland Sr., 57, of 208 Spring St., was cited for reckless driving NOW AND FOREVER. SACRED Ronald Seplowitz to Joan A. Seplowitz, 52 Pearl St., WASHINGTON — Congress’ is to rercgulalc the cable industry,” ference of Mayors his panel had two Easter and more!" Diane (Vallone) Kueza, Gerry Vichi, Sidney Wiersman, Jr. and Mary J. Burke, 64 Kennedy Road, $186,250. and driving under the influence of drugs or alcdiol, burning issues to address this year: HEART OF JESUS, PRAY FOR US. no conveyance tax. move to clamp down on the cable the consumer advocate said. Sandy Woltersdorf, Joan Wilson and Lenore (Zwick) Norman R. and Janet L. Rodrigue to Anthony P. Fer- police said. clean air legislation and cable TV SAINT JUDE, WORKER OF MIR Ronald Seplowitz to Joan A. Seplowitz, Brainard television industry is welcomed by Juraska, however, disapproves of Fisher. rigno Jr. and Sheri Lee Ferrigno, 20 Lydall St., $150,0(X). The ^ id e n t happened at 5 p.m. as Lombardi was ACLES, PRAY FOR US. SAINT Place, no conveyance tax. thousands of viewers across the allowing telcos into the cable reform. NOW FEATURING Oakland Street Associates to Ronald L. Scovill III and driving east on Hackmatack Street and stopped at a stop Boucher’s Cable Competition Act JUDE. HELPER OF THE HOPELESS. Ronald Seplowitz to Joan A. Seplowitz, Northfield country who have deluged law market. ‘Telephone companies arc Darren J. Farrell, Forest Rond Condominium, $119,5(X). sign. Wertenback, who was eastbound behind Lombardi, PRAY FOR US. SAY THIS PRAYER Green Condominium, no conveyance tax. makers with piles of complaints huge,” he said. “If we allowed them is now being considered by Din- David L. Dyke and Barbara J. Dyke to Walter F. and failed to stop in time and rear-ended Lombardi, police into video programming services, gell’s committee and would allow 9 TIMES A DAY. BY THE 8TH DAY 2 0 % O F F £^ll gift baskets Maureen D. Gustafson, Robin Estates, $235,000. Margaret O. LaChapelle to Barbara Possum and said. about poor service, high prices and YOUR PRAYER WILL BE A N Correction Rosemary Perry, 29 Devon Drive, no conveyance tax. what will happen, is you will have telephone companies to compete in with this ad Walter F. and Maureen D. Gustafson to David L. and Wertenback then drove recklessly in an attempt to bad programming. SWERED. IT HAS NEVER BEEN Tiger Excavation Inc. to James Beaulieu Development But Jayson Juraska of Cox Cable one program that will drive the home programming market. His 182 Main Street Barbara J. Dyke, 15 Liberty St., conveyance tax, leave the scene, but his car hit Lombardi’s car again, bill would lift current restrictions KNOWN TO FAIL, PUBLICATION Co. Inc., 199-201 Adams St. and 205 Adams St., no con in Manchester says the congres everyone out. Thai’s the way Manchester HOURS: $153.89. police said. that prohibit phone companies from HARTFORD (AP) — The Associated Press er veyance tax. sional fuss is unwarranted, and as telephone companies do business. MUST BE PROMISED. THANK YOU Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat -10-5 Margaret P. Hall to Michael Aronne Jr. and Susan L. offering cable TV to their cus 645-1641 roneously reported that 10 men accused of helping to run Geraldine A. Michaud to Henry E. Michaud, 59 Broad proof, boasts about his company’s You would not have strong cable ST. JUDE. Thurs -10-8 Aronne, 262 Lydall St., $123,000. tomers. the Ratriarca crime family’s Connecticut operation St., no conveyance tax. record of only 10 complaints from companies as we know them.” K.F. Good thru 4-17-90 Connecticut Valley Builders Inc. to Neil N. and Jac Although vehemently opposed by pleaded irmocent in U.S. District Court Monday to a Elizabeth L. Gabel, Jean Brown and Amory Stansfield its 52,000 subscribers in 1989. About a year ago, when the issue queline R. Somberg, Spring Ridge, $406,180. Thoughts the National Cable Television As sweeping federal indictment containing charges that to Aaron Cook, E. Middle Tbmpike, no conveyance tax. “I would say what’s driving the first captured congressional atten Donna M. Oldakowski to Emanuel Robbins, South- sociation, the measure is supported ranged from gambling to murder conspiracy. Richard C. Woodhouse to Pearl M. Podrove, Deming legislation in Washington are some tion, the question was whether cable field Green, $163.90. by a diverse group, including the U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Twardy Jr. said Tuesday that Street, no conveyance tax. As we hear so much today about drugs, alcohol, and isolated instances around the television laws should be reformed, Mary Catherine Development Co. to U & R Construc says Rep. Rick Boucher, R-Va. The National League of Cities, American only eight of the defendants entered pleas on Monday. tion Co., Birch Mountain II, $100,000. Rudolph A. DiPietro to Dorothy E. DiPieUo, Green very many other addictions, it is not hard to realize that country,” where cable operators we can be slaves to ourselves. We can let one unex issue now is “what sort of cable Home Satellite Association, Com The two remaining defendants — Salvatore D’Aquila of David Fishman to Robert K. Lyon, 90 Birch Mountain Road and Harland Street, no conveyance tax. have increased prices dramatically amined opinion enslave us. We can let one bad habit munication Workers of America and Middletown and Frank A. Pugliano of West Springfield, Road, conveyance tax, $297. Thomas V. Bond to Linda M. Bond, Tolland TUmpike, and don’t respond to customer re reform should be enacted.” enslave us. We can let something as natural as anger take Paramouni Pictures Inc. Mass. — are due in court later this month, Twardy’s of Neil N. and Jacquelene R. Somberg to James W. no conveyance tax. quests, Juraska said in an interview. In facL Rep. John Dingcll, D- us over. We can let something as good as affection be fice said. Houck III, Lamplighter Drive, conveyance tax, $235.30. John M. Lavado to Donna L. Lavado, West Side But even if only 10 subscribers LILIES come our overbearing focus. As Jesus struggles with the Dartmouth Street Property Corp. to Cornell Corp., Heights, no conveyance tax. complained last year about Cox’s Brook Haven Condominium, $27,000. John M. Lavado to Donna L. Lavado, 116 Adams St., weakness of His own humanness this Holy Week, let us service, letters filed at the Depart THE COVENTRY CARD & GIFT Eternal Symbol Of Easter take time and courage to seek some of the ways we are Donna M. Indomcnico to John P. McCarthy Jr. and no conveyance tax. ment of Public Utility Control over currently enslaving ourselves, that the Uuth may help set the company’s franchise renewal CONNECTION Lottery us free. voice the same concerns that have from Rev. William Olesik floodcJ congressional offices, says $6.45 & up Public Meetings St. Maurice I^rish Eugene Coss, Connecticut’s acting tuiin). f, Here are Wednesday’s lottery results from around New consumer counsel. England: “Very frankly all you have to do Large Selection of Gift Plants CONNECTICUT P^lblic meetings scheduled for today: Conservation Commission, Town Office Building, is look at the letters in the file on the Q Daily: 0-5-7. Play Four: 1-4-8-0. Lotto: 7:30 p.m. M anchester Herald refranchising issue. What did sub Grown In Our Greenhouses 12-20-23-24-25-28. Manchester Public Safety Building Committee, Andover scribers complain about? Everything MASSACHUSETTS Cheney Hall Foundation, Probate Court, 5 p.m. Firehouse, 7:30 pan. 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Boyle. caliber handgun and a .45-caliber handgun which were with a robbery earlier this month at pened in Glastonbury, the two vehicles Monday and Tuesday pregnant 15-year-old as she stood Boyle said the seizure was the largest in Connecticut found under the front seat of the van, said state Police the Spencer Street branch of the and netted narcotics with a street talking on a street comer, are whole community would in about a year. He said recent seizures have involved Sgt, frank J. Griffin. Savings Bank of Manchester, a U.S. value of more than $500,000, vowing to attack the problems that about four pounds of cocaine. Griffin said the .38-caliber handgun was reported Department of Justice official said. be shocked. If it happens in Hartford police Lt. Brian Kelly said led to Coretta Pratt’s death. Boyle said the investigation began several days ago stolen in Pennsylvania last year. Herman Austin Coleman, 41, and in a statement 'Riesday. Pratt, who had a 2-year-old Stowe Village or Bellevue when a federal informant arranged to meet Romero- The driver of the van, who was not charged in the inci- Willie Arthur Brooks, 38, were in Arrested were M ^ a Perez, 51; daughter and another child on the Square, the attitude is, Castro and Mejia at the Day’s Inn hotel in Bridgeport denu was going from New York to Lawrence, Mass., dicted on charges of b ^ robbery way when she was killed Monday her son, Ernesto Perez, 26; her early Tuesday morning. Griffin said. and conspiracy to commit bank rob night near the Stowe Village hous ‘Well, it’s another kid.’” daughter, Isabel Burgos, 26; and The two men were arrested as they were about to sell Flores was initially arrested on a federal charge of pos bery, said U.S. Attorney Stanley A. ing complex in Hartford’s North — State Senator Burgos’ husband, Altilamo Ledcc, the cocaine to the informant for $100,000, Boyle said. session of cocaine with intent to sell. Twardy Jr. End. was the fifth young person to 20, police said. The cocaine was found in a shoulder bag being carried Eagan dismissed the federal charge against Flores on The indictment charges that on be shot in the city in the past two Frank D. Barrows During an appearance in Hartford by Mejia, Boyle said. Tuesday after state police took over the case. April 2, Coleman and Brooks weeks and the founh to die. Superior Court T\iesday, Maria U.S. Magistrate F. Owen Eagan ordered the two men Flores was charged TUesday with possession of robbed the bank of $12,880, and it Her family said she did not take Perez was ordered held on $1 mil held without bond at the federal detention center in cocaine, possession of a weapon in a motor vehicle, pos alleges that Brooks vaulted the bank dmgs, and police said it appears she Wardlaw that the housing authority lion bond, an unusually high bond in Hartford pending a hearing in U.S. District Court on session of a weapon without a permit and fifth-degree teller counter while Coleman stood was an innocent bystander who hap and city are not doing enough, and a narcotics case, Kelly said. Thursday. larceny, Griffin said. guard by the door of the bank. The pened to be standing with the in asked why dmg dealers stood a few Burgos and Ledec were ordered Both men were charged with possession of cocaine Flores was being held on $25,000 bond Tuesday at the two men then fled the area by car, slate police barracks in Stafford Springs. tended targets. hundred yards away while they met held on $500,000 bond, while and possession of cocaine with intent to sell. the indictment charges. On Tuesday, elected officials, with Wardlaw at the project’s com Ernesto Perez was ordered held on Both men were arrested and are clergy, neighborhood organizers and munity center. $750,000, Kelly said. being held in pretrial detention, for heroin from an apartment on drugs seized in the investigation ex police talked about the problems of Tenants expressed anger over Rulice said i l four were arrested police said. She was also charged which no release bonds are issued, Washington Street. They said they ceeds $500,0(X). crime, dmgs, guns and poverty — Pratt’s death, but too much of at a Lincoln Sueet apartment after with operating a drug factory, police Twardy said. If convicted of the found an additional 6>/2 pounds of All four suspects are scheduled to and who should be responsible. Hartford’s violence has come to be authorities, acting on a search war said. bank robbery and conspiracy char Many community leaders said not cocaine hidden in the trunk of a car appear in Hailford Supierior Court expected and accepted, even by rant, found more than 100 bags of Burgos, Ledec and Ernesto Perez ges, Coleman and Brooks each face enough is being done to end the parked on Jefferson Street. again on April 23. those who are its victims, said state heroin and a small amount of cash were each charged with two counts up to 25 years imprisonment and a violence typified by drive-by shoot Sen. Frank D. Barrows, whose dis Maria Perez rented the Their arrests culminated a four- there. of possession of narcotics and two $500,000 fine, he said. ings, and some were critical of the Washington Street apartment and the month investigation into the sale and But the U.S. attorney stressed that trict includes Stowe Village. Maria Perez was charged with counts of possession of narcotics lack of effort by other groups. “If this incident happened in other three suspects lived in the Lin disuibution of large amounts of the defendants are entitled to a fair two counts of possession of nar with intent to sell. “fl “A lot of this is just procrastina Glastonbury, the whole community coln Street building, police said. cocaine and heroin in the Hanford trial in which it is the government’s cotics and two counts of possession Police said they confiscated l'/4 tion and hesitation,” said the Rev. Police said the street value of the area, police said. O burden to prove guilt beyond a would be shocked. If it happens in of narcotics with intent to sell. pound of cocaine and 88 bags of Sandy A. Johnson, coordinator of Stowe Village or Bellevue Square, JO - n reasonable doubt. ministries at Mount Calvary Baptist The case was investigated by spe the attitude is, ‘Well, it’s another ^ F cial agents of the Federal Bureau of Church in the North End. kid,” Barrows said. Investigation and is being i feel they all need to come Pratt was shot when, on her way Lycoming engine object of safety push prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attor together with a purpose and to plan to get a can of soda, she stopped to — m ney Robert W. Warner, Twardy said. the ways and means to achieve their talk with a friend. O a purpose. Johnson said. “Nobody Police say a car drove by and The Federal Aviation AdminisU'a- Guard, which owns 293 engines for Meyer, for one, isn’t happy with the By Catherine Wilson has made an effort, to my someone fired several shots. Pratt, tion has recorded 154 wheel failures its % twin-engine Dolphins. replacement timetable. ^ 0 3 The Associated Press on the three types of civilian The Coast Guard hopes to replace knowledge, to set up such a plan.” who would have turned 16 next “We’re looking at two more years H - < Memory lapse Any solution will require a long month and had a grade-school helicopters equipped with the en all of the old wheels in its oj)cralion- MIAMI — A helicopter engine before we’re going to be flying m term commitment by everyone, education, was shot in the chest and gine, Meyer said. LTS-lOls have al aircraft by this summer, said Mar maker may take two years to replace around with this thing? Thai’s unac nets dismissal leadens said. But they said that abdomen. She was pronounced dead been installed on the Aerospatiale tin. The Dolphins require two o Judy Harting^nchesier Herald a pan that has failed about 350 ceptable,” said Meyer. response will not come until the at Saint Francis Hospital and Medi AStar 350D, Bell 222s and Bokal wheels each, one for each engine. limes, but a federal aviation inves city's poor residents, especially cal Center about 20 minutes later. 117. But replacement parts for another A report on the cause of the BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A CLEANING UP — Melvin Hatcher of Manchester cleans an tigator is pushing for a change in 1,300 civilian engines arc just memory lapse by three Bridgeport those in housing projects, make that The friend Pratt had been talking Lycoming has delivered 44 Miami Beach crash will take about awning at a Parkade restaurant Tuesday. He said the job is regulations to make flights safer. beginning to reach the market, and police officers has resulted in drug commitment to themselves. to, Chad Adger, 18, suffered gun rcdesiuncd wheels to the Coast six months to a year to release. | - JO “You shouldn t expect for people shot wounds to the left side of the done about once a week. Problems with Textron Lycom charges being dismissed against a ing’s LTS-101 engine have been O Q man who was arrested with 21 vials from elsewhere to be more con head and his left ring finger, police Judy HarUIng/Manctiester Herald cerned about your home than you said. He was listed in good condi linked to 12 deaths by Aviation o 3 of crack cocaine. Week magazine, and a Miami are,” John D. Wardlaw, executive tion 1\iesday at Mount Sinai Hospi BNE sells off finance subsidiary Wesley Hudson, 25, walked out WORKS OF ART — Marlene McKenzie, top, head of the art department for town elemen couple drowned off Miami Beach director of the city’s housing tal. Dexter fined $500 a day of Superior Court Tbesday after the last month when a charter helicop tary schools, sets up an art display at D&L in the Manchester Parkade Tuesday. Also pic authority, told a gathering of Stowe Pratt left behind a daughter, Char- BOSTON (AP) — The troubled Lavcile said the sale was a part of but borrowers were experiencing P 0 3 three arresting officers, Lawrence ter’s engine stalled over water. tured are Pasqua Lippolis, center, art teacher at Buckley and Nathan Hale schools, and Village building captains Tuesday. maine Pratt, and friends and rela Bank of New England Corp. said it Bank of New England’s restructur financial difficulty. Morgan, Douglas Woods and Joseph The primary flaw has been a solid Building captains argued with tives who loved her. for not providing data will sell a subsidiary. New England ing plan, which includes focusing on As a result of the financial dif O O Hernandez said they could not Emmo Craib, art teacher at Waddell and Keeney Street schools. steel power-turbine wheel that is Commercial Finance Corp., to the New England operations. ficulty, the bank signed an agree remember anything about the Nov. prone to fatigue cracks from vibra National Bank of Canada for an un “The operation that we have sold m 2 HARTFORD (AP) — Dexter been “filing all documents as quick ment with federal regulators last 14,1988 incident. tion, officials from the Coast Guard disclosed price. is not in New England — its offices D > Corp. has been ordered to pay $500 ly as possible.” month that'sets tight guidelines for Judge G. Sarsfield Ford sup and National Transportation Safety The move was a part of the are outside the region,” Lavelle said. lending practices and other opera > r - a day for failing to provide docu She said that responding to re pressed the evidence in the case GOP gubernatorial candidate to lose job at CBT Board said TXiesday. bank’s asset sales program and is “As a New England regional institu tions. 33 03 ments requested by federal and state quests for documents had been a after ruling that the officers had il “It’s a bad engine. It’s a su'ujcct to regulatory approval, but tion we will be focusing our atten authorities in their multimillion-dol- “huge and very time-consuming legally arrested Hudson. He then HARTFORD (AP) — One of 1,700 employees last week they ly, you have to expect them to do people being laid off, so 1 can’t even Smith isn’t the only lawmaker troublesome engine,” said NTSB in the deal is expected to close before tion on New England.” On April 4, the bank announced it JO > lar water-pollution lawsuit against ta.sk. It’s involved the review in ex dismissed the case, citing the of Connecticut’s top Republicans, were being laid off as piart of a plan something like this.” confirm he’s one of them,” DcNoia employed by CBT. His Democratic vestigator Ron Meyer, who is han the end of April, said Thomas He said the sale was made to would cut 5,600 employees and > the company. cess of 400,000 documents.” ficers’ lack of recall, and orders a Senate minority leader and GOP to recover from losses totaling $1.1 said. “In any event we wouldn’t dis counterpart. Senate Majority Leader dling tlic Miami Beach crash inves Laveilc, a bank spokesman. enhance the company’s liquidity, slash $300 million in costs in order The four-term senator also said In his order, federal Magistrate “It’s not a matter of Dexter not 2 r “ transcript of the officers’ testimony gubernatorial candidate Reginald J. billion last year. Cornelius P. O’Leary, is a lawyer tigation. “The part has a history of "The tran.saclion involves about improve equity capital and con to strengthen the institution. his gubernatorial campaign is on Thomas P. Smith said the Windsor responding,” she said. sent to acting Police Supt. Guy Izzo. Smith, is being laid off from his job Smith said he hadn’t been formal cuss individual employees out of for the bank. O’Leary could not be failures, and we’ve known about iL $665 million in assets which were tribute to other downsizing efforts. As a part of Tuesday’s sale, the D hold at least until the General As Locks company’s actions “appear to Assistant State’s Auomey Linda as a vice president at one of Connec ly notified, but “I’m told it’s com respect to their constitutional right reached for comment. The U.S. Environmental Protec and something has been done each sold at a premium. Both parties have Last month the Bank of New National Bank of Canada will retain 03 sembly approves a budget for harbor a dilatory purpose,” noting Knight indicated that she was upset ticut’s largest banks. ing.” The New Hartford senator is to privacy.” tion Agency and the state Depart lime, but it doesn’t seem to have agreed not to reveal that premium,” England announced that losses for most of the subsidiary’s current 1990-91. He is widely believed In addition to the layoffs, BNE that the company has been allowed at the dismissal, but said she would Smith said Tuesday he was one of vice president and regional govern Smith, like the other laid-off ment of Environmental Protection fixed the problem.” Lavcile said. 1989 had hit the $1.11 billion mark, employees. ready to quit the race. plans to eliminate some 5,600 posi seven months to prepare responses. brought the lawsuit June 26. It char not appeal. 450 Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. ment banking officer at CBT. employees, will get a 30-day notice The Coast Guard has detected The New England Commercial mostly because of bad real estate Boston-based Bank of New Smith also said that Dexter's ges Dexter with hundreds of viola Knight said Woods and Hernan workers losing their jobs as a result “I’m greatly concerned, of course, CBT spokesman Richard J. along with a salary-continuation tions, one-third of its workforce, cracks in close to 200 wheels since Finance Corp. is an asset-based loans. England Corp. is an interstate bank through atuition, consolidation and lawyers have sought six extensions of financial problems gripping but not angry,” Smith said. “When DcNoia declined to comment on period after that in which he will tions of the federal Clean Water Act 1986 in its Dolphin helicopters, said lending operation with offices lo The company also reported $2.2 holding company with assets es dez, responding to a report of shots, sale of some operations by the end of deadlines to produce the docu in its discharge of waste water to the CBT’s parent company. Bank of you consider the kind of trouble that Smith’s status with the bank. “I receive additional pay, the amount Lt. Cmdr. Doug Martin, cated outside of New England, the billion in non-perfomiing assets at timated at $25 billion. The institu briefly detained Hudson to check his of the year. ments, requests that have “always Connecticut River from its specialty identification. New England Corp., which told company’s been going through late don’t know the names of any of the depending on length of service. Washington-based systems manager company said in a statement the end of 1989, and estimated that tion has banking offices in four New been ... at the 1 lih hour.” papers and paper products plant in for the Dolphin fleet. released Thesday. $1 billion in loans were performing England states. The penalty is rcuoactive to April Windsor Locks. Neil is endorsed 3 and will continue until Dexter has If found guilty on all alleged McGee quits race, plans choice provided complete and satisfactory violations, Dexter could face fines N A T U R A 1. I Z H R. for sherifTs post responses. Smith said in his ruling of $458 million, EPA lawyers have TROUT POOL filwl late Monday. said. "Anita" By Donna O’Leaiy who’s dealing there. Elizabeth C. Barton, one of Dex Dexter’s lawyers have denied the Sat - April 14th 10-4 pm By Peter Viles proach it the same way.” insider.” But he said even he was Mid-heel Classic Manchester Herald______surprised at how daunting the battle “It’s all insider politics and ter’s lawyers, said the company has charges. The Associated Press McGee’s comment left wide open y •White the possibility that he will endorse for the party’s nomination was and maybe a total of a thousand people Bring The Kids BOLTON — The Republican •Bone HARTFORD — Republican Lowell P. Weicker Jr., the former how much support from party in in Connecticut care about it. But it •Black Town Committee unanimously en Republican U.S. Senator who is run siders it requir^. shapes the entire process and deter •Navy dorsed Robert Neil as a candidate in Joseph McGee, who has dropped his Reg »39“ SALE ‘29” sputtering campaign for governor, ning for governor as an independent. “At 2 percent in the polls, I really mines who the candidates are. There Taupe the November race for Tolland has got to be a more open process SALE says he will eventually endorse the McGee, a banker from Fairfield, can’t complain too much,” McGee County Sheriff TUesday night. for choosing candidates.” ^ MARLOW’S DEPT. 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, April 11, 1990—7 6—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, April 11, 1990 President prods Gorbachev Training cuts IRS collections NATION & WORLD WASHINGTON (AP) — An ef have been substantial,” wrote Jennie now on its staff. fort to boost tax collections by S. Stathis, tax policy director for the 1710 GAO report indicated it will to show restraint at home hiring more auditors is backfiring in GAO. take as long as four years for an ear the short run because senior agents The GAO study covered agents lier effort to pay off. It will take that WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush is prcxlding democracy,” he said. who should be auditing returns are who were hired between July 1, long for tax collections to rise Tobacco tax funds anti-smoking ads Mikhail S. Gorbachev to ^ow the same restraint in Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, who was training new employees instead, a 1986, and Sept. 30, 1988, most of enough to offset the costs of hiring Lithuania as he did in EasteiwhBuropc, praising the Soviet Bush’s host, went beyond the president in extolling Gor congressional study says. them as part of an effort by Con new agents — and the revenue lost SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — State officials “We’re not in business for our health,” the ex Brennan Dawson, a spokeswoman for the leader as an qrastle of “peaceful ch^ge and the evolu bachev. In just five of the 63 Internal gress to raise the number of tax by having them trained by senior are starting a $28.6 million ad campaign, financed ecutive sneers. Tobacco Institute, an industry group based in tion of democracy.” Mulroney said Gorbachev, in contrast to other Soviet Revenue Service districts, the returns that are audited. The audit auditors. by a tax on cigarettes, that they hope will persuade “This is going to be a media campaign about a Washington, D.C., said the ads are an attack on the Bush said 'Ibesday that Gorbachev’s tolerance of leaders, “is much more attractive and more realistic and General Accounting Office es rate has declined steadily for several Once an auditor is fully trained, three-quarters of California’s smokers to kick the media campaign — as much about hype as tobacco industry rather than an attempt to educate democratic freedoms in Warsaw Pact nations had more — appears to be much more in keeping with some, timated, the diversion of auditors to years, from 150 per 10,000 returns however, the payoff for tax collec habit by the year 2000. hygiene,” says one advertisement, running in 30 the public about smoking’s health risl«. demonstrated “a commitment to reform and openness if not all, of the values that we in the West defend.” train new agents will cost the in 1983 to an expected 92 per tions is significant. The GAO es Beginning today, ads with some of the strongest newspapers. It accuses the tobacco industry of “It is a pretty far-flung idea that if you attack that’s remarkable. Mulroney was the first of three Western leaders hold government $980 million in lost 10,000 this year. timated that senior auditm's in the language ever used to attack smoking and tobacco “predatory marketing, the selective exploitation of the tobacco industry, you’re going to get pieople to “So give him credit and deal openly” with him on ing talks with Bush over a 10-day period. Bush will see taxes. Ellen Murphy, IRS public affairs IRS’ Dallas office recommended ad companies will appear on television, radio, in the young, the selling of suicide.” stop smoking. ... You’re propagandizing,” she problems such as Lithuania, the president said. “But British Prime Minister Margaret 'Thatcher in Bermuda on If the other districts had similar director, noted Ihesday that the IRS ditional taxes and penalties averag newspapers and on billboards throughout the state, Kizer said the 15-month campaign will be big said. when you have difficulties like we have today, talk Friday and confer with French President Francois Mitter experiences, the loss could hit $6.5 has been under a hiring freeze and ing $5,155 for each hour they spent said Dr. Kenneth Kizer, head of the state Depart ger than any run before. Kizer accused tobacco companies of targeting frankly with him about it.” rand in Key Largo, Fla., on April 19. billion before the training begins to has hired no new auditors over the auditing returns. The Los Angeles ment of Health Services. “The average state spends about $100,000 a teen-agers in order to hook customers when Today, Bush planned to talk about Lithuania with a The chief topics of Bush’s talks with Mulroney were pay off. past two years. average was $4,572; Chicago, The money for the effort is coming from a 25- year on anti-tobacco messages and education,” he they’re young, and of pushing its products at group of leaders of Baltic-American groups. the tensions in Lithuania and the president’s five-day The GAO, an investigative arm of “We don’t believe there will be $3,777; Atlanta, $3,273, and San cent per pack tax hike authorized under Proposi- said. recently arrived immigrants who don’t know how Bush’s twin-edged message of praise and restraint ap summit with Gorbachev beginning May 30. Congress, said the government lost future revenue losses from this train Francisco, $3,032. Uon 99, a referendum passed last year. That But the tobacco industry, Kizer said, spent dangerous smoking is. peared intended to put pressure on Gorbachev not to use Bush said that if the situation in Lithuania deteriorates, more than $1 million in taxes over ing factor,” Ms. Murphy said. During the 1986-1988 period brought the total state tax to 35 cents a pack. about $3.2 billion in 1988 for advertising and Ms. Dawson said the industry believes adults force or additional intimidation against Lithuania to “it would be extraordinarily difficult to move forward as the short run for each new worker “When we resume hiring ... we will checked, the IRS hired 7,300 people The TV commercials are aimed especially at promotion. should have the right to smoke. ,. abandon its declaration of independence. r^idly as I’d like to see us move forward with them on a who completed a 26-month training be doing a lot more of on-line train for the job of revenue agenL whose youths, pregnant women and minorities. They The state hopes the campaign, in tandem with “The industry is very much opposed to young White House chief of staff John Sununu compared lot of questions.” course. ing — reserving intensive classroom chief task is to audit more compli sharply condemn the way tobacco companies sell teaching programs, will lead to a 20 percent people smoking. We don’t want them for our cus Bush’s strategy to an an^er trying to land a 12-pound He said the presence of Soviet tanks in Lithuania make The IRS conducted a similar training for contractors — ... and cated returns. fish on a two-pound test line. “A little slack, a little ten study using different methods and having trainees go with experienced their products. decrease in smoking by June 1991 and a 75 per tomers,” she said. “Cigarettes are products for it “even more important to have good-faith negotiations” The study found that 69 percent One commercial shows a smoke-filled room, cent reduction by 2000. adults like many other things are products for sion. a little slack, a little tension,” Simunu said. over the fate of the republic. came up with a lower figure for lost auditors to see how the job should Bush, on a visit to Toronto, said no one could have be done.” of the training assignments Ojow packed with cynical executives devising a market About one in four of California’s 29 million adults, such as alcoholic beverages or cars.” “I would just appeal to all sides and anyone with any taxes. new employees were earned out by predict^ Gorbachev’s willingness to accept changes in “No matter whose methodology is The $6.1 billion IRS budget that ing campaign for cigarettes. residents smoke, buying more than 2 billion packs Steve Kessler, Health Services Department as influence to encourage dialogue and discussion,” he said. rg^nr who had been auditing ^ Eastern Europe. used, the conclusion is the same: un President Bush has proposed for fis One executive discusses the need to lure 3,000 of cigarettes a year. Tobacco-related disease costs sistant director, said the state’s ads are meant to Bush said the setting of summit dates did not tie his rliurns at the time they were new smokers every day to replace smokers who about $5.6 billion and kills about 30,000 people counter the industry’s seductive marketing of “In other words, he has demonstrated that he is com hands in bying to influence the Soviet attitude toward the realized audit revenues associated cal 1991 would allow the agency to selected. die from tobacco-related illnesses or who quit. annually in California, Kizer said. smoking. mitted to peaceful change and the evolution of Baltic republic. with training new revenue agents add 2,400 auditors to the 16,000 in the Greater REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES Manchester Area 395 Main S t, Manehastar REAL 647-7653 REVL ESTAT E ESTATE [ g 985 M iiin Street ISTRANO . 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MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 11. 1990—9 A H MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, April 11, 1990 OPINION New England Richards A ranked as leader emerges Russians victorious Disney right AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — State Treasurer Ann Richards emerged still pilfer on environment victorious from a mudslinging to prohibit RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — New The study focused on the South Democratic gubernatorial runoff, setting up a November election bat England is leading the way in en- and concluded that the region has tle that pundits quickly dubbed technology virorunental health, while the South become the nation’s biggest waste has become the nation’s biggest dump, handling two-thirds of the na “Claytie and the Lady.” commercials waste dump, according to an en Ms. Richards now faces mil tion’s hazardous waste. lionaire oilman-rancher Clayton By Jack Anderson vironmental scorecard of the 50 The bottom five states were Ten y Williams, who cruised to the GOP Moviegoers apparently do not want to see com and Dale Van Atta states. ^ nessee, South Carolina, Louisiana, J § . The “green index,” a report nomination with 61 percent of the mercials on the movie screens when they go to the Mississippi and Alabama. WASHINGTON — Mikhail Gor released this week by the Durham- Hall said Alabama brought up the primary vote March 13. “I have seen demolition derbies theater arvl Walt Disney Company is insisting that bachev is hunry for Western technological based Institute for Southern Studies, rear because of “a combination of much like (this),” Ms. Richards said secrets and he’ll get them by hook or by examined 35 indicators of pollution, having some significant problems they should not have to watch those commercials IT of her down-and-dirty race against crook — most likely the latter. public health, workplace safety and and not having policies, being slow when they go to see Disney films. Attorney General Jim Mattox. environmental safety. in implementing good policies.” She claimed her victory Disney has announced that it will prohibit on The Soviet leader met recently in secret The top five states were Vermont, Environmental officials in * represented a condemnation of with the chief of the KGB, Vladimir Massachusetts, Minnesota, Rhode Alabama do not have enough infor screen advertising in any theater showing it films. negative campaigning by Mattox, Kryuchkov, and authorized Kryuchkov to Island and Connecticut. Alabama mation to judge the report, said Understandably, the Disney ban docs not sit increase spying for high-tech secrets from was at the bottom, with six of its k who kept charging that Ms. Catherine Lamar, a spokeswoman Richards was unfit to govern be well with theater operators who want the revenue the West. Southern neighbors. - with the Alabama Department of George Hamilton, state planning cause of her refusal to say whether from the advertising or with advertisers who want Kryuchkov made an unusual pitch for a Environmental Management. she had used illegal drugs. spy agency, but a pitch that is necessary director in Vermont, said the ranking But Pat Byington, executive to spread their commercial message. “reflects the environmental policies “We certainly did put to rest the in the austere Soviet economy — that director of the Alabama Conservan whole business of the mudslinging But Disney and the moviegoers certainly appear spying gives a respectable return on the that have been passed over the last cy, a statewide environmental or in this campaign. I think the people ruble. U.S. intelligence sources told us number of years. There is a strong to be on the same side. ganization, said he was not surprised of Texas rejected that. That’s one of that Kryuchkov convinced Gorbachev environmental ethic in the state. It’s by the state’s last-place finish. A canvass conducted for Disney among the reasons I feel so good about this that the KGB was a “cost effective” spy a bipartisan ethic that has been “The state of Alabama has a lot of TK W. coming November,” she said. moviegoers in several metropolitan areas indicted organization. around for 20 years.” programs they need to institute, en With 91 percent' of the ballots 90 percent of them oppose the advertising. At the But Ned Farquhar, acting director vironmental programs,” he said. He made the case that the KGB record counted early today, Ms. Richards 7 of the Vermont Natural Resources “We do not have a worker right-to- The Associated Press same time 95 percent approve of commercials for of stealing Western technology had saved Council, said he was surprised that had 579,553 votes, or 56 percent, to know law, we do not have a land ac Mattox’s 447,595, or 44 percent. forthcoming movies. th e Soviet Union billions of rubles in Vermont ranked No. 1. quisition program or a toxics reduc VICTORY KISS — Ann Richards gives her granddaughter a kiss after winning the military and civilian research and It was Mattox’s first election loss “Our laws aren’t that strong and tion program —<-a pollution preven Democratic gubernatorial runoff election Tuesday. Richards will face Republican Clayton Unless there was something wrong with the development costs. Why spend a fortune since 1966, when he fell three votes our budget is pitifully low for en tion program. And we currently do poll, the message seems clear. Moviegoers pay the developing some widget when you can Williams in November. short in a contest for Democratic 4 vironmental protection,” Farquhar not have a comprehensive solid- wait for the Americans to develop it, and precinct chairman. admission fee because they are interested in the said. “But the people in our towns waste program, so we’re far be then steal it from them? movies and do not want to be a captive audience all care a lot alwut the environment hind.” The Richards-Mattox faceoff was to commercials. Gorbachev was impressed. He under so I really think it all comes back to The Northeast and Great Lake a mean-spirited one. Ms. Richards stands the reality of these times, that individual action.” states fared poorly on the institute’s Research links stress on job responded to the drug charges with And if the reaction against them is as strong as while Cold War ihetoric and weaponry is The study ranked the 50 states on poison index, which includes stan claims that Mattox had profited the poll indicates, some patrons may begin staying passe, the covert war of spies and intrigue a per capita basis and other factors dard measures such as pollutants, air from public service. She repeatedly is just getting going in earnest. away from the movies, to the disadvantage of the that would minimize differences in quality and per capita number of Su to unhealthy changes in heart challenged him to release his in population size. The report was perfund sites. come tax returns. theater operators and to movie makers. Disney and The Central Intelligent Agency and West European intelligence agencies are based on studies conducted in the But Hall said many of these states with high-stress jobs had a “clinical diovascular system,” they wrote. Mattox challenged Ms. Richards, other film makers have a clear financial interest in preparing their counter-espionage experts mid- to late 1980s, most of them have taken aggressive action to By Lindsey Tanner ly significant” thickening of the While the notion that psychologi a recovering alcoholic, to release the question. Whether the ban would stand up if for plotting against their common conducted for the federal govern solve their problems. Their high The Associated Press heart’s left ventricle, or chamber, a cal factors can physically affect the medical records from her alcoholism ment, said Bob Hall, research direc scores for policies, public health and condition that often precedes body is not new, it is viewed with treatment in 1980. challenged legally is another question, but from a enemies — drug traffickers and terrorists. Top CIA officials aren’t against the tor for the non-profit, independent workplace safety initiative boost CHICAGO — A study published coronary disease and heart attacks, skepticism by some medical The last week of the campaign financial standpoint the Disney reasoning seems cooperation, but they are leery of getting institute and the study’s author. their overall rankings. in a medical journal today links job Pieper said in a telephone interview authorities. Dr. Bedford B. Williams brought newspaper reports that Mat stress with high blood pressure and of Duke University Medical Center tox was seen smoking marijuana in sound. too cozy with the KGB. CIA chief Wil Tuesday. with changes in the heart that often said in an accompanying editorial. the mid-1970s and that Ms. liam Webster believes the revolutionary Their heart muscles were an Poll; moviegoers detest precede coronary disease and heart average of 20 grams bigger .than “If these results are considered Richards was seen in a restroom changes in the Soviet Union are genuine where marijuana allegedly was and lasting, but that doesn’t mean he attacks. those without job stress, a “substw- along with the growing contribu The changes were noted in male being smoked in 1979. Both dis wants to s h ^ methods, sources or agents tial" difference but still within nor tions of neuroscience to our under workers in New York City ranging missed the reports. Cheney defense budget hawk with the KGB. theater commercials mal range, Schnall said by telephone standing of how the brain speaks to Open Forum from garbage collectors to stock But Ms. Richards and Mattox All Western intelligence services have Tuesday. the body’s organs, perhaps the idea WEST HOLLYWOOD. Calif. The company’s decision was met quickly started the kiss-and-make- seen evidence of Kryuchkov’s new brokers. “To the best of our knowledge, that the brain plays a role in physical Democratic leaders, and now two gross national product at the lowest levels (AP) — The only kind of commer with criticism from some theater The findings, based on an ongo up process for the fight against Wil By Walter R. Mears methods. They see fewer subversive ac this is the first time a psychosocial disease will soon seem less ‘revolu Republican members of the Senate since before World War II. cials most moviegoers want to see in owners who count on advertising to ing study of 215 men from 30 to 60, variable based on job characterisUcs tionary’ and more like ‘normal liams. Receipts appreciated Even in the best of international cir tivities by the KGB at home and abroad, theaters are commercials for other WASHINGTON — It was only a joke, Armed Services Committee, say those boost revenues. A number of adver are reported in today’s Journal of has been found to be related to both science,”’ Williams said. reductions don’t go deep enough. Sens. cumstances, Cheney said, if the United and a decrease in propaganda. movies, according to a poll commis tisers and advertising buyers were but one with a message; when Secretary the American Medical Association. hypertension and anatomic incfcases The men studied had all worked Mattox pledged to help. “Arm William S. Cohen of Maine and John States is to remain a leading world power, But since Gorbachev came to power, sioned by Walt Disney Co. To the Editor: of Defense Richard B. Cheney heard the displeased, too. Job strain resulted when workers in heart mass,” the rese^chets in the same job for at least three Richards has proven she’s a very McCain of Arizona said Thursday that the it must maintain offensive and defensive our intelligence sources have also seen an The poll showed that 90 percent We at Bolton Center School and Bolton Elementary Berlin Wall had be€rt''t6m down, he “When we first announced our felt they faced high psychological wrote. years, none was more than 20 per strong candidate, proven that she defense budget can be cut by twice as strategic forces; a system of military al increase in industrial espioiuige. Gor of film patrons surveyed recently in School would like to thank the entire community for con wanted it rebuilt. policy, we naively thought that we demands without having much con- “If our model is correct, job situa cent overweight and none had suf can overcome this drug problem,” much as the administration is proposing, liances; troops deployed abroad, fewer in bachev is desperate to bring Soviet 10 metropolitan areas oppose show tributing Bradlees and Stop & Shop receipts for the “Ap “He said it was the only thing standing society into the 20th century before the were dealing with an issue in which u-ol over day-to-day decisions, said tions where the level of work fered heart disease before the study he said. “Clayton Williams doesn’t ples for Students” program. It was a great success! We to save at least $50 billion more over the number but still there; naval superiority; ing non-movie commercials, Disney Dr. Peter Schnall, lead researcher at demands exceeds the individual’s began in 1986. need to be governor of Texas.” between us and the Russians,” Speaker of flexible forces to react to varying contin 21st century comes along. The Soviets are said 'Diesday to back up its ban on the facts were self-evident,” Katzen have earned 3 Apple D GS computers, 2 printers and 1 the House Thomas S. Foley kidded next five years. berg said. “But even though we Cornell University Medical College ability to control or deal with those Foley said their proposal will not gencies; and an industrial base to produce decades behind the West in all technology showing them in movie houses with disk drive. We greatly appreciate your support. Cheney at a formal dinner 10 days ago. received hundreds of letters and in New York. demands creates a challenge that ac preempt Democratic demands for sharper high-technology weapons. except defense. A sign of progress in a. Disney films. Thanks again! Cheney is the administration’s ranking phone calls supporting our claim, Twenty-one percent of the sub tivates the sympathetic nervous sys defense budget cuts. He said it shows the Cheney said people who talk about cut Soviet department store is an outdated ad “A commercial is a commercial Students at budget hawk these days; he's being there were still skeptics who said we jects suffered job strain. They faced tem and leads to an elevation of administration does not have wide sup ting defense spending by half over the ding machines .instead of an abacus to and one of the reasons we go to the Bolton Center School needled and challenged on all fronts. He had no empirical data.” up to three times greater risk of blood pressure at work. port for the spending levels Cheney is ad next 10 years “would give us the defense ring up the bill. movies is to get away from them,” NEED SOME EXTRA and Bolton Elementary School makes a logical, tightly-reasoned case for Katzenberg also defended the having high blood pressure than “Long-term exposure (over years) vocating. budget of a second-class power — the A secret CIA report on Soviet techno- Jeffrey Katzenberg, chairman of the a slow and cautious r^uction in defense widespread practice of companies those who did not experience job to job strain is hypothesized to ul “The administration is really quite iso budget of an America in decline. spying explains the KGB methods; Disney Studios, said at a news con spending, but the pressure is intense to “Soviet acquisition mechanisms include paying moviemakers to use their strain, said Carl Piepwr, a Cornell timately result in a sustained eleva lated in this,” the speaker said Friday. “F ^ from becoming less of a force in ference. “They’ve been booing SPENDING MONEY!! cut more, faster. The cutback case is statistician. tion of blood pressure that then Cheney has been arguing his side of the the world, America is going to be taking legal means like approved trade channels, (commercials) and the reaction has products in films. He said his studio made with matching logic, and with the and others had abused the practice, All men ages 30 to 40 years old causes surrctural change in the car-. Letters policy case in congressional testimony, speeches on greater global responsibilities in the open purchases of literature, science and been getting worse and worse.” advantage of representing change in a Newspaper routes available and Pentagon statements. He put it all years ahead,” Cheney said. “No other na technology exchanges, and conferences. But the poll found that filmgoers but he averred that movies set in the time of dramatic world change. The Herald welcomes letters from its readers. Letters together in an address to the American tion will be capable of our kind of global And it includes illegal means — trade embraced watching coming attrac real world should use real merchan ST. JUDE NOVENA in your area... “The minute Dick Cheney walked should be no more than two double-spaced typewritten Society of Newspaper Editors last Wed reach. channels that deliberately evade U.S. and tions; 95 percent are in favor of dise. MAY THE SACRED HEART OF through the Pentagon door he ordered all other Western export conuol procedures, He added, however, that Disney pages. The Herald reserves the right to edit letters for any nesday, saying that the administration “Security threats were not invented by commercials for upcoming movies. JESUS BE AD O R ED, GLORIFIED, the clocks set back 10 years,” joked covert acquisitions by Soviet and East no longer would accept payments to Earn money and prizes by reason, including length, taste and style. The Herald uies “has moved aggressively” to change the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, The survey, conducted by the Na LOVED AND PRESERVED Foley, a friend and a House colleague European intelligence services, and in place alcohol and tobacco in movie to publish all letters, but the decision of the editor is defense proposals so as to fit changing and threats will remain long after that tional Research Group, canvassed THROUGHOUT' THE W ORLD, delivering the final. Writers may be limited to one letter per month. All before Cheney joined the Cabinet. party’s gone out of business,” he said. dustrial espionage.” scenes. “No matter what you’ve heard, I’m not times. 18,772 moviegoers March 31 in NOW AND FOREVER. SACRED letters must be signed, and writers must include their ad “But as secretary of defense, I have to “As a result, the world will still be a The Pentagon has been arguing behind Manchester Herald a relic of the Cold War.. .„ Cheney joked New York, Boston. Indianapolis, HEART OF JESUS, PRAY FOR US. dress and a telephone number for verification. Mail let focus on Soviet capabilities,” he said. “In dangerous place, a place that will con closed doors that the United States should back. “But .... somebody in this town Chicago, Austin, Oklahoma City, ALL NEW SAINT JUDE, WORKER OF MIR ters to Open Forum, Box 591, Manchester 06040. tentions can change overnight. tinue to benefit from — and indeed re not be lulled by the current love fest with In your neighborhood. has to worry about what we’re going to Nashville, Seattle, San Francisco ACLES, PRAY FOR US. SAINT Capabilities take much longer to alter.” quire — the stabilizing influence of the Gorbachev. But the Commerce and State l%ulcraclicr do when Stalin dies.” and in Orange County, Calif. BINGO JUDE. HELPER OF THE HOPELESS. A Uiuque Selection of imported Cheney said those capabilities include American military.” departments are not as cautious. They There are serious numbers behind all Disney armounced in February St. Bridget School PRAY FOR US. SAY THIS PRAYER and locally handcrafted gifts, Call today to get more details. the world’s largest standing army, and a That, in brief, is the case advanced by have been pushing for fewer restrictions that it would prohibit on-screen ad collectables and decorations for that, begirming with the $295 billion on exports to the Soviet Union. They 74 Main Street 9 TIMES A DAY, BY THE 8TH DAY strategic nuclear force even now being the administration’s point man on the I vertising in any theater showing EastCT and Spring. defense budget the administration seeks Manchester, CT YOUR PRAYER WILL BE AN modernized. defense budget. The counter arguments believe, as does President Bush, that Gor films made by Disney or its af 295 West Street • Bolton, CT for the year beginning next Oct. 1. That’s s u m Ftbruwy 1,1990 (Thuraday) SWERED. IT HAS NEVER BEEN 647-9946 So, he said, the administration is are being sounded in Congress. The battle bachev needs help to sustain reforms. filiated studios. Touchstone and (oite mile north of City more dollars than this year, but it KNOWN TO FAIL, PUBLICATION Gay proceeding cautiously and prudently, with over defense spending is just beginning. The news of the secret meeting be Hollywood Pictures. Admittlon (Includa* 3 Fiett) $2.00 State Park on Route 85) Bidwell...... all represents a 2.6 percent reduction in infla fiOO) Bowers St...... 14-22 a five-year defense plan that would cut tween Gorbachev and Kryuchkov will be The ban excludes slides shown Nmt Qw im ind Naw Pritat (ovar $1 MUST BE PROMISED. THANK YOU tion-adjusted spending. Door* Opan At 6:00pm 649-7514 Deane S t ...... all spending by some $231 billion, putting Walter R. Mears writes for the As used liberally by the Pentagon to bolster during intermission and public ser ST, JUDE. 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But you don’t really mind it, Washington Post recently reported that we’re here on Earth, and we will do economists in a recent study. since two can play this game. So long as And so here you are, peering and the new computers cost the Senate $4 everything we have done in the past CALL NOW Manchester Herald poking at the options. Of course, you Which is another way of saying that no one really knows whether smoking million more, but the deal was supposed anti-smoking campaigns arc justified if costs society more than it saves, who can to assure that we take care of any could always direct the next advertising to be kept a secret because it was embar problem like that,” said Fred Woj- V ern o n Manchester ,, 647-9946 / 643-2711 Founded Dec. 15, 1881 as a weekly. effort at middle-aged white men, who are the goal is to boost collective longevity object to an ad campaign that directly taps rassing to the supplier and the Senate. We Wethersfield and individual vigor, but their effect on the patriotic impulse? talik, a NASA project manager. Daily pubLcation since OcL 1, 1914. fair game for any aspault^lbese days. But must have missed the part in the Constitu- Hubble has a 94-inch mirror that 626 Silas Deane Hwy Rt. 83 Plaza 70 East Center St. middle-aged white men either already the national fiscal health is quite another If Social Security is a problem, who tion about the right to deceive the tax knows? Maybe smoking is the solution. is the finest ever made and even a 875-6156 649-5672 Publisher______Penny M Sieffert smoke, have quit, or never sampled the matter. payers to save face. speck of dust would impair its el- 563-4311 Smoking has many “costs.” of course, ilaufliPBtpr Opinion Page Editor Herali'i ___Ron Robillard weed and never want to. ficiency. The telescope is being Associate Editor Alexander Girelii including lower productivity, fires, higher Vincent Carroll is a syndicated Then it hits you. Why not appeal to the Jack Anderson and Dale Van Alla stored underneath a protective cover Tues, Wed, Fri 10-6 Thur. 10-8 Sat. 10-3 nation’s altruism — even its patriotism? life insurance pay-outs and certain types columnist are syndicated columnists. within the sealed shuttle. y
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Section 2, Page 11 Mind enables body to keep death at bay, say researchers SPORTS Wednesday, April 11,1990 CHICAGO (AP) — The mind’s Harvest Moon Festival, said a report was a drop of 35 percent in the mor responding peak in the week after tival observances, the researchers professor of social medicine power over the body enables many in today’s Journal of the American tality before the holiday,” he said in the holiday. said. Jewish men hold the cenu^al emeritus at the University of North people to keep death at bay while Medical Association. an interview Tuesday from the In both studies the effect was role in Passover. Carolina School of Medicine at waiting for occasions that are impor “The results suggest quite strong University of California at San strongest for cerebrovascular dis Findings about the Jews were first Chapel Hill. tant to them, say researchers who ly that some people are able to Diego in La Jolla. “There was a eases, such as strokes, followed by published in 1988 in the British “I think he’s done enough of it T h o u g h t s documented the phenomenon among po.stpone death briefly in order to peak in deaths of 35 percent the heart disease and cancer, the resear journal Lancet, but the Cninese find now to warrant people taking it East nine clips St. Bernard thousands of subjects. reach an occasion which is week after, over what would nor chers said. Only natural causes of ings were new. Both groups lived in seriously and pursuing studies that A p le n t y The researchers found marked psychologically significant to mally be expected.” death were studied. California, where the research was would try to determine what the drops in death rates among Jewish them,” said lead researcher David P. In the case of the Jews, the drop Elderly Chinese women were conducted. mechanism is by which these h / . Eagles get game-winner men before ftissover and among Phillips, a sociology professor. was about 24 percent before Pas chosen as subjects because they hold “The research is very sound,” said postponements take place,” he said Len A uste r elderly Chinese women before the “In the case of the Chinese, there sover, Phillips said, and a cor- the central ceremonial role in fes Dr. Cecil G. Sheps, distinguished in a telephone interview Tliesday. on 7th inning wild pitch
Coming off a tough 3-2 loss to crosstown rival Don^t ask, but Manchester High on Friday, East Catholic felt one slip Welfare ping away in its All Connecticut Conference opener with From Page 1 St. Bernard. But a wild pitch in the bottom of the seventh inning here are the enabled the Eagles to pull out a 5-4 verdict at Eagle spend a total of about $60 million operates shelters with a total of ing officials calculate the fair market Field. this year on a similar emergency about 500 beds and has avoided put value of a three-bedroom apartment After staking itself to a 4-0 lead. East saw the visiting housing program, up from $35.8 ting up families in motels since last in Boston at $1,013; in New Haven pennant picks Saints score a pair of runs in both the sixth and seventh million in fiscal year 1988. summer. at $856. innings to tie the affair at 4-4. Losing pitcher Mike Con In response to a court ruling. New State spending on emergency “People in other regions (of the nolly (two hits), who relieved southpaw Matt POntbriant Jersey has tried to expand the safety housing has remained relatively nation) are amazed when I tell them While the Major League baseball season got under in the seventh, clouted a two-run homer with one out in net protecting poor families from constant, between $1.8 million and what rents are here,” said way Monday with games in 11 cities, we haven’t gotten the seventh for the tying runs. homelessness, and state officials say $2.1 million in recent years. Schwartzberg, the HUD economist. excited about its prospects for the 1990 season. Darkness set in, along with rain, when the Eagles some progress has been made in Henry Shelton of Rhode Island Despite the region’s sluggish real Don’t ask why. came to bat in the bottom of the seventh. stituting alterative and more cost ef Ru'ents for Progress, a welfare- estate market, he said, “rents have Maybe it’s because there’s so much else going on. Neal Darics led off the East seventh with a walk. With fective programs such as rent sub rights group, claims, however, that not dropped the way you would ex The National Basketball Association regular season one out, Martin Fiori (two hits) and Rob PCndcrs also sidies. much of Rhode Island’s housing pect them to.” still has two more weeks to go before the league’s drew walks off Connolly to load the bases for Jimmy problem is hidden because welfare Housing activists say that in such postseason festivities start. And the National Hockey Penders (two hits). “We estimate we’re paying $100 families are doubling up in apart a market, families on welfare can League’s Stanley Cup playoffs have just gotten rolling, With the elder Penders at the plate, Connolly uncorked less per month, per family, than we ments they could not afford along rarely afford to rent without govern with the Boston Bruins-Hartford Whalers scries drawing a curve ball in the dirt which got by catcher Mike Bus- were paying a year ago because on the state stipend. ment assistance; even the working plenty of focus in the area. Last, but not least, the cetto, allowing Darics to score the winning run. we’re using motels less and other al His group estimates as many as poor find apartments prohibitively scholastic season is in full bore with a slate of games “It would’ve been a lough loss having gotten up, 4-0,” ternatives more,” said Human Ser 5,000 people are living in near expensive. daily that keeps you hopping. East coach Jim Penders said. “Coming off a lough loss, vices spokeswoman Winnie Stites. homelessness, destined to be on the “These are people who are living Major League baseball? this was especially big for a young team.” She said that on Feb. 1, about 760 streets if anyone finds out they are paycheck to paycheck, barely No, can’t get excited, not yet anyway. Ea.st, which will host Windham High Saturday morn homeless families were in motels doubling up. making ends meet,” said Sandy Ber- Nevertheless, one of the fun aspects of Major League ing at 11, is 1-0 in the ACC and 2-1 overall. St. Bernard and 380 were in shelters. By com In New Hampshire, the state gin, supervisor of research for the baseball is trying to pick the pennant winners. That’s al is 0-1. parison, on July 1 of last year 910 leaves most emergency housing Connecticut Department of Hous ways a delightful experience. Especially when the so- Penders noted that several scouts were in attendance to families were in motels and 310 duties to local governments, some of ing. “They have to make choices callcd “experts” are wrong 90 percent of the time. watch Pontbriant. were in shelters. which operate homeless shelters. between food, medical expenses and Rcmembei;just two years ago when Sports Illustrated “He (Pontbriant) is one of the best lefthanders in the In Massachusetts, spending on a City and town governments can shelter. These people are in picked the Cleveland Indians to win the AL Ea.st? And state,” Penders said. similar emergency assistance draw cash from a $200,000 emer desperate situations and it is very weren’t the Mets a lock, a sure thing, in the NL East a Sophomore Doug Delvecchio, who relieved John program has also jumped since gency housing fund that was es easy for them to end up without a year ago? Fisher in the sixth, notched the win for East. Fisher 1987, from $36.5 million in fiscal tablished by the current Legislature. place to live.” That’s why the games arc plenty. Almost anything struck out six during his stint while FYintbriant whiffed year 1987 to a requested $76 million Such grants are limited to $500 for As states in the Northeast wrestle surely can and will happen. seven and walked one. o for next fiscal year. rent and security deposit plus $150 with a slumping economy that has Anyway, enough avoiding the issue. “We were hitting the ball pretty hard,” Penders said. J3 -n Rhode Island has seemingly for utilities per month per family. caused state budget problems across There isn’t a sure thing in the AL East; that’s for sure. “It was encouraging to see almost everybody hit the ball avoided the escalation in emergency Throughout the Northeast, hous the region, there is increasing pres US The only thing that is certain is that the Detroit Tigers hard. The kid (Fisher) has pitched well enough in his two ^ F housing costs that have plagued its ing and rental prices are among the sure on state governments to make won’t be around at the end of the season, and neither outings for two wins.” neighboring states. The state highest in the nation. Federal hous such programs more cost-effective. \MhenVoV Jrtg should the Cleveland Indians. They lack too much in too Fisher, however, has not been involved in a decision in — m many departments. his two outings. p e t s Boston, again, appears to have enough in the offensive Ea.st turned over two double plays. O D departments led by Wade Boggs, Mike Grccnwcll, Ellis Jim Penders gave East a 1-0 lead with an RBI-double Burks and Dwight Evans. But the Red Sox, once you get off the right field fence in the fourth. A Rob Penders in Blood past the Big Two of Roger Clemens and Mike Boddick- field single scored Fiori in the fifth for a 4-0 Eagle lead. H - < cr, is suspect in front-line pitching. That’s why it’s been EAST CATHOLIC (5) — Bums d 4-0-0-0, Fiori 2b 3-2-2-0, R Pondors ss m . From Page 1 3- 0-1-1. J. Penders c 3-1-2-1, Fisher (Vl( 3-0-0-0, Delvecchio 3b 3blp desperately shopping around former bullpen ace Lee 3 0-0-0, Caiuso IV3b 3-0-1-0, Rodriguez 1b 3-0-0-0, Defies r1 1-2-0-0. To o MAGNAVOX Smith for a starting pitcher. tals 26-5-7-2. Toronto won the division last year, but the Blue Jays ST. BERNARD (4) — Marlin d 1-0-0-0, Brenck 2-1-0-0, Buscetto c said Moore never was told his cells Reginald Pinto/Manchoster Herald 4- 0-1-O, Cor»x)lty rtip 4-2 2-2. Ballageron If 2-0-1-1. Brackett H 2-0-0-0, removed. The lawsuit claimed the defen have a fragile configuration led by volilalc George Bell had great potential value. Yet for Pbnlbrianl p O-O-O-O, Vblentine dh 3-0-2-0, DuTnjmble 2b 3-0-0-1. Mueller Moore was an Alaska pipeline dants wrongfully “converted” to that could blow up at any time. Baltimore, the surprise 3b2-0-0-0, S t Louis 1-0-0-0, Koning t t 3-O-O-0. Totals 27-4-6-4. nearly seven years, Golde and others 19" Color TV IN CONTROL — East Catholic catcher Jim Penders surrounds the baseball during Tues surveyor in 1976 when he sought their own use Moore’s personal club in ’89, has the solid defense it can fall back on. But East Catholic 090 220 1— 5-7-2 treatment for hairy cell leukemia at brou^t Moore from Seattle to Los property, namely, blood cells from w/REMOTE CONTROL day's game against St. Bernard at Eagle Field. He and his teammates beat the visiting S t Berrwd 900 002 2— 4-6-2 can the kid pitchers do it again? Fisher, Delvecchio (6) and J. Penders. Pontbriant Connolly (7) and Angeles for blood and other tests Saints, 5-4. Penders announced today he’ll attend the University of Connecticut on a partial O O UCLA. Dr. David Golde removed his spleen. He also alleged they The Yankees? Yuck. Manager Bucky Dent was com Buscetto. while they developed Moore’s cells failed to obtain his informed consent WP- Delvecchio (1-0). LP- Connolly (0-1). O ~n Moore’s spleen, the standard treat plaining as spring training came to a quick close that he baseball scholarship. See story below. ment for the rare leukemia, and his into a self-perpetuating cell line to and breached their fiduciary respon mass-produce GM-CSF. sibility to him. had loo many pitchers, (^lantity, yes. Quality, forget it. disease went into remission. Milwaukee helped itself signing Dave ftrkcr. But the After the spleen was removed, In 1984, UCLA received a patent Golde’s attorney, Anthony Mur Completely$249 coble-ready. On-screen graphics. Brewers have loo many gaps, and too many injuries to Golde discovered it contained uni for the cell line, naming Golde and ray, argued that Moore’s diseased »»R4260 key people to start the year, to contend. que blood cells that produced a Quan as the inventors. spleen was worthless, and Golde Bourque doubtful for Game 4 tonight O O We’ll say Baltimore. blood protein called GM-CSF, now The same year, Moore sued and other defendants gave commer m z Don’t ask. in experimental use as a drug to University of California regents, cial value to the blood cells through The defending World Champion Oakland A’s lost a lot gets injured, and 1 know its unkind, I 100 percent.” “It was a big game for us to win last a > stimulate the immune system to Golde, Quan, Genetics Institute Inc. their own efforts. By Mark Seavy over the winter with I^rkcr signing with Milwaukee and more or less forget him. I haven’t been Performance, especially when it comes night (Monday night), but it’s only two > r - fight certain cancers and possibly of Cambridge, Mass., and Sandoz “It’s not as if you tap a tree and The Associated Press 19-gamc winner Storm Davis going to Kan.sas City. The able to do that in this ca.se. to Game 4, is something that is also on games and we have to win four so we’ve 3 3 O ) AIDS. Pharmaceuticals Corp. of East take maple syrup out of it, put the got a long way to go,” said Francis, the maple syrup in a bottle and sell it,” Royals also signed NL Cy Young Award winner Mark HARTFORD — If Boston Bruins “You have a team that plays a certain the minds of the Whalers. Moore’s attorney, Sanford Gage. Hanover, NJ. “In order to win in the playoffs you Whalers’ captain. “We feci a lot better 33 > Murray said. “Diseased tissue has Davis. But the A’s still have more than enough to hold Coach Mike Milbury is looking for a way way and players that play key roles then have to jack your game up a couple of than if we were down, but wc realize > no commercial value.” off the competition in the AL West. to motivate his team, he need look no fur all of a sudden they’re not there. It throws notches," said Whaler center Dean there is a lot of hard work ahead.” 33 Gage replied that Moore’s cells The San Francisco Giants arc defending NL champs ther then the possible return of Ray Bour both a monkey wrench into the outlook of but how did they do it last year? Baling wire and glue, que to the starting lineup. the team and the actual performance of Evason. "I feel that our whole team has The rc-emcrgcnce of the Whalers’ were vital to creating the cell line power play, which had failed to score a Israel and the drug. perhaps. Don’t expect a miracle again. San Diego has put Bruins officials said Bourque, who suf the team." done that from Peter (goalie together a pretty good club and if the F^dres, annually a fered a deep bruise in his left hip in Satur Bourque underwent tests at Mas Sidorkicwicz) to the forwards. If you goal in its first 14 opportunities during From Page 1 slow starter, can avoid such a pitfall again, look for them day’s 3-1 Bo.ston victory, is doubtful for sachusetts General Hospital in Boston on can’t get fired up for the playoffs then the scries before connecting twice in the Moore is seeking only that share to move to the top in the NL West. Game 4 of the Adams Division semifinal Tuesday and said he himself is unsure there is no reason to be there.” first period on Monday, is something Mil of drug proceeds that can be ri~T EMERSON QUIET KOOL A whole lot of people are saying the Mets — again — series tonight against the Hartford whether he’s ready for Wcdnc.sday’s Hartford Coach Rick Ley says there bury said Boston will have to reckon separated from the efforts of the Meanwhile, Israel radio reported Asked about the possibility, Peres F i n arc head and shoulders above the pack in the NL East. Whalers. game. won’t be many changes in his team’s plan with. researchers and manufacturers of the efforts were under way to bring said on Israel Television that he had They are — in the pitching department with six starters But Milbury says even a half-speed “I’m real doubtful" about playing Wed of attack. On Monday it featured a resur “1 have no problem with their power received a mandate from the party to drug. Gage has argued that the together another Labor-Likud coali 5,000 BTU Air Conditioner that elicit mouth watering responses from clubs when Bourque is better than none at all. Bour nesday night in Hanford, Borque said gence of both the Whalers’ once-sluggish play, but I give them credit for lifting it market for lymphokincs, a family of tion in which Yitzhak Rabin of form a government that would give uadc talks arc initiated. que, a perennial all-star defenseman, keys Tuesday, although he felt tetter. “Realis power play and the high-scoring line of up a notch last night (Monday night),” drugs that includes GM-CSF, has Labor and the incumbent Yitzhak a positive reply to U.S. Secretary of The Mets, however, arc far from jjcrfcct. Darryl Suaw- Boston's penalty-killing and power play tically, I’m shooting for Friday," when right wing Pat Vcrteck, center Ron Fran Milbury said. Shamir of Likud would each take State James A. Baker Ill’s proposals been estimated at as much as $3 bil berry has to prove he’s fully recovered from offseason the test-of-seven semifinal returns to cis and left wing Mikael Anderrson. Milbury said defenseman Garry Galley lion. units. turns being prime minister. for a Palestinian-Israeli dialogue. df) P IO N E E R rehabilitation for an alcohol problem and post numbers “There is somewhat of a helpless feel Boston. The line combined for two goals and would continue to fill Bourque’s spot in like people know he can. The cenlcrficld situation is ing for a coach when you have a lineup," “It’s bad timing,” he added. “Wc had a four assists. Vcrbcck, who had 44 goals penally-killing situations. He said that laughable. Anyone catch Keith Miller futilcly try to play said Milbury, whose team lost to Hartford great year, and 1 think that the minute I during the regular sca.son. scored twice on Galley, Glen Wesley, and Don Sweeney 40" Big Screen TV the position in the opener Monday against Pittsburgh? 5-3 Monday as the Whalers took a 2-1 feel good enough to play. I’m going to Monday to end a seven-goal scoring ovcrcompcnsatcd for Bourque’s absence Main Electoral Shades of Willie Mays when he couldn’t play any longer. lead in the playoff scries. “When a guy play, and that doesn’t mean I have to be drought. in the defensive end. And the catching tandem of Barry Lyons-Mackey Sasser REMOTE From Page 1 From Page 1 doesn’t scare anyone. CONTROL The Cardinals’ pitching is in a shambles. No one H999 BUILT-IN wants to play in Montreal. No one knows how to play in backers of the measure, said that if 650 line resolution, MTS Stereo. 460 ft. Boggs the by the town. are constructed. Philadelphia. No one knows who plays in Pittsburgh. passed in every slate, the bill would lombert «s d p 403k Dishwasher “If they start running into To facilitate reconstruction, the And the Cubbies uain too far away in Arizona for people problems, we all want to make sure town will hire a full-time prroject preclude the possibility of having a candidate win the popular vote but to remember how they did it a year ago. we don’t go into a third construction coordinator to act as an ombudsman We’ll say the Mets. But it’s based on their pitching, walking man, lose the election in the Electoral season.” between the contractors and busi *249 which is going to have to carry the load. Not much else Another area of concern is park ness people. College. Energy server dry option about the club is that impressive. Talk about ovenated. ing. The architects explained that When Coelho asked about the Rapoport called that prospect “a 10 year full warranty on time bomb waiting to happen.” l o s Permo-Iu#" tub & rboor but Sox win s6me of the parking lost during the qualifications of the project coor tiner, 2-level wash action Ikh Ausler is sports editor of the Manchester ing the bill, he said, would make project would be made up by four dinator, Lozis said he would have to Herald. parking areas to the east of the presidential campaigns “much less 1 be a “jack of all trades” and be able media oriented and much more By Dave O'Hara street. to handle public relations as well as There are 790 existing spaces, construction supervision. grassroots oriented.” DIAL-IN HANDSET The Associated Press and that would be reduced to as few “It’s going to take a special per Republicans said the answer was Penders decides as 613 during the third of four son,” he said. “I can see ^ sidewalk to abolish the Electoral College it Cellular Phone BOSTON — Detroit manager Sparky Anderson is turning Boston’s hitting machine into a walking man. project phases. When the project is supervisors down there.” self, not change just a few rules. complete, there will be 784 spaces. In the first two games of the season, both losses, Anderson had Wade Boggs walked four times intention A1 Coelho, owner of Personal T’s, to attend UConn said he wanted to know if those WELBILT ally. Swivel mount power on oft And Boston nuinager Joe Morgan agreed with Ander areas would be well lit, so Can be Activated through By Len Ausler son’s su-ategy Tuesday after Boggs was walked intention downtown businesses would remain Jared Cone House 5 Cu. Ft. Chest Freezer • fvlETRO MOBILE • LINX Manchester Herald______f'hiinv'i l)y ally three times in the Red Sox’ 4-2 victory over the attractive to customers at night. Bed & Breakfast Holds 180 ios 9 NEC • MifSUBISHI It’s not a family tradition — yet — but Jim Penders, Tigers. “If it looks bad, the people are o llo o d Sturdy NOVATEL • OKI • PANASONIC construction the All-Sutc catcher for the East Catholic High baseball “I wouldn’t hesiUite to say he (Anderson) was right,” going to stay away,” Coelho said. Colonial hospitality on the green *199 90 ao y acl^a^^on p4Htod required Lozis said he would review that team, announced today that he’s going to follow in his Morgan said. “I’d be walking him a lot, too." part of the project and see if someth Gourmet Cuisine nearby father’s footsteps and attend the University of Connec Anderson’s strategy worked once in the season opener Monday in Boston’s 5-2 victory. Then it was .successful ing could Ik done. ticut on a partial baseball scholarship. SALE PRICES NOW THROUGH SUNDAY 24 hours later as the Red Sox left the btises loaded twice Another concern raised b’y Full breakfast featuring Wednesday was the first day of the spring signing and two runners on once after Boggs was pitched around businessmen was the condition of homemade maple syrup period for high school athletes. with first base open. the sidewalks during the rcconsUTic- ^ A Tk« Exf«ndtd Warrinty “I’m happy to get it (the decision) out of the way Unfortunately for the Tigers, other Boston hitters put tion. Alwayt Cotft You U tt before we get into the nitty gritty part of the sca.son,” the Gift Certificates Available together a fomyrun third inning, keyed by Tony Pena’s “That’s the big question in all our at AI Slaffart't — You 18-ycar-old Penders said. '90 dov» same a i Penders batted a team-high .304 a year ago. He is off two-run single, for a 10th consecutive victory over minds,” said Jack McVeigh, owner Your Hosts are co»h no povfT>eni Hava Ai t Guaranfaal lequired _ to a quick start in three games in 1990, hitting at a .667 Detroit. 9 of the Bike Shop. Jeff and Cinde Smith “I’ll do it every time the situation occurs," Anderson Th« A uocw M d P rM i His question was addressed by SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER (6-for-9)clip. 25 Hebron R oad I ASY lu T T< said when asked about the intentional walks to Boggs. Ginter, who said project specifica Bolton, Connecticut 06043 445 Maitford Road, Manchester Jim Penders, the East Catholic High baseball coach, OUT OF REACH — Boston Red Sox first baseman Billy Jo Robidoux dives after a “You don’t have to be a Harvard professor to manage tions require that a sidewalk, with a Reservations: \JI 12 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, April 11, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. April 11. 1990—13 SCOREBOARD High School Roundup HBP—D®»r by Fyi. WP—August AgostoUO-1 2-301110 Dotrob 20 31 33 24—106 UmplfBS—Horn#. Phillijjs; First McCoy; Kerfald 1-331111 NSW Ybrit 23 28 27 22— 96 Baseball Secood, ClBfk; TF«rd. Hirscbbsck. Hernandez 1 0 0 0 2 1 Basketball 3-Point goals—Detroit 2-4 (Thomas 1-1, Hockey T—3:36. A—50.294. Schalzeder pitched to 1 batter in the 7th, Ker- Aguirre 1-1, Dumars 81, Laimbeer 81), New Manchester track, Coventry squads victorious felo pitched to 2 betters in the 9th, Dibble York 5 9 (Tucker 3-6, G.Wilkins 1-1, Van- Biue Jays 2, Rangers 1 p itc h ^ to 2 baiters in the 9th. deweghe 1-1, Cheeks 0-1). Fouled out—None. With three double winners lead 100 hurdfos: 1. Sourinho (M), 18.5, 2. Jolly TEXAS TORONTO HBP—Larkin by Deshaies. WP—Layana. NBA standings Rebounds—Deboit 60 (Rodman 13), New Mxk American League standings BK—Rijo. PB—Biggio. Staniey Cup playoff glance (M), 3. Sullivan. Bolton golfers ■ b rh bl a b rh M 40 (Ewing 9). Assists—Detroit 23 (Thomas 8), ing the way, Manchester High boys’ EastOlvlaion EASTERN CONFERENCE DIVISION SEMIFINALS 100: 1. Simpson (M), 14.1, 8 Thomas (M), 3. Huson ss 4 0 0 0 Fsrnndr ss 5 1 1 1 Umpires—Home. Pulli; First, Rippley; New York 26 (Cheeks 6). Total fouls—Detroit W L Pet. GB Second, Darling: Third. Froerrxning Atlantic Division Monday, April 9 track team opened its dual meet Stans (F) Ptmero 1b 4 0 2 0 MWilsn cf 4 0 1 1 2 5 New York 25. Technicals—New Ybrk Illegal top Cheney Tech Boston 2 0 1.000 _ T—3:06. A— 11,027. W L Pci. GB 1600:1. Lota (M). 6:11, 8 Austin (F). 3. Flynn Bainas dh 4 0 1 0 Gruber 3b defense, Detroit coach Daly. A— 18,032. Hartford 5, Boston 3. Hartford leads series season Tuesday at Pete Wigren Baltimore 1 0 1.000 irz 3 0 0 0 x-Philadelphia 49 28 .636 — (M) Siarra rf 4 111 Ball If 4 0 0 0 2-1 Track with an overwhelming 121-33 Bolton High golf team opened its Toronto 1 1 .500 1 Cardinais 4, Expos 2 x-Boston 47 29 .618 1t« Montreal 2. Buffalo 1. OT. Montreal leads Javolin: 1. Cruz (M), 98'1*. 8 Gala (M), 3. Franco 2b 4 0 0 0 McGriff 1b 2 0 1 0 Biazers 106, Woives 94 Cleveland 0 0 .000 1 x-Naw Ybrk 43 33 .566 5'/Z decision over RHAM High. Wtalsh(F) season with a 3-2 win over Cheney Patralli c 3 0 0 0 Olarud dh 2 0 0 0 MONTREAL STLOUIS sorios 2*1 New Ybrit 0 0 .000 1 Ytashington 29 47 .382 19'/Z PORTLAND (106) New Ybrk Islanders 4, New Ybrk Rangers 3. 400: 1. SNrviera (M), 69.9, 2. Bastaracho Tech in COC action TUesday at the Stanley ph 1 0 0 0 Myers c 2 0 10 a b rh bl a b rh U Harold B^ber (100, 200), Matt Detroit 0 2 .000 2 Miami 17 59 .224 311/Z Kersey 11-17 0-2 22, Williams 2-8 5 7 9, (M), 3. JJiranda (F) inevglia If 3 0 1 0 Borders c DeShlds2b 4 0 0 0 Coleman If 20T, Rangers lead series 2-1 Manchester Country Club. Milwaukee 0 2 .000 10 0 0 5 1 3 0 New Jersey 17 59 .224 3 i'ia Duckworth 8 9 1-1 13, Drexler 12-18 2-2 26, Prignano (discus and javelin) and Shot put: 1. DejMnNs (M), 30'4', 2. Gala (M), 2 Grissom cf 5 1 1 0 New Jersey 8 Wtashington 1, Now Jersey W nt Dtvfolon Buechel 3b 1 0 0 0 Liriano 2b 4 0 0 0 McGee cf 4 1 1 1 Cantral Division Rirter 2-8 8 2 6, Ybung 1-4 5 6 8, Robinson 2-6 3. Rondinard (F) Each side pick^ up two points Bosley ph 1 0 0 0 Falls rf 2 12 0 Ftaines If 4 0 1 1 Zeilec 3 0 0 0 leads series 2-1 Duoang Hemmavanh (100 and 300 W L f»ct. GB x-Datroit 55 21 .724 __ 2-4 6, Petrovic 2-5 4-4 8, Cooper 1-1 0-0 2, Long jump: 1. Cnjz (M), 17'1", 2. Sourinho Kunkel ss 0 0 0 0 Whilach 3b 5 1 2 0 Guerrer 1b 4 1 0 1 Tbaaday, April 10 with individu^ matches with ^ Ito n Chicago 2 0 1.000 x-CNcago 51 23 .689 3 Bryant 8 4 0-0 4, bvin 0-3 2-2 8 Johnston 8 2 hurdles) were double winners for the (M), 3. Dulbergor (M) Pettis cl 3 0 0 0 Galarrg 1b 3 0 2 1 Pnditn 3b 3 0 0 0 Lata Gamaa Not IncliKlad Oekland 2 0 1.000 _ Milwaukae 41 35 .539 14 0- 0 0. Totals 41-85 23-30 106. Indians. 300 hurdfos: 1. Cruz (M), 50.2, 2. Suitor (M), picking up the medal point to take Totals 32 1 5 1 Totals 29 2 6 2 walker rf 4 0 1 0 Bmnsky rf 3 0 2 0 Toronto 4, SL Louis 8 St Louis leads series California 1 1 .500 1 Indiana 39 37 .513 16 MINNESOTA (94) 3. Jolly (M) the match. Texas Santoven c 4 0 0 0 OSmith ss 3 1 1 1 3-1 Also, Troy Gunlulis (first in the Seattle 1 1 .500 1 000 000 001—1 Cleveland 36 39 .480 181/Z Corbin 514 5 5 15, Murphy 8 7 3-4 9, Breuer Minnesota 4, Chicago 0. series tied 2-2 600: 1. Cool (M). 2:38 2. Hoginski (F), 3. Toronto 000 020 OOx—2 Owen ss 4 0 2 0 OquerxJ 2b 4 0 2 0 Bolton’s Paul Sauer and Cheney’s Texas 1 1 .500 1 Atlanta 36 40 .474 19 2- 5 81 4, Campbell 51 5 8 4 13, Richardson long jump, second in the javelin), Mshonoy (M) LOB—Texas 6, Toronto 12 2B—Felix, In- ZSmith p 1 0 1 0 BSmith p 2 0 11 Winnipeg 4. Edmonton 3. 20T. Wfinnipeg Kansas City 0 1 .000 i'/a Orlando 17 59 .224 38 1818 0-2 21, Roth 2-7 5 8 9, Mifchell 4-10 5 5 200:1. Cota (M). 2. Coltay (F), 3. Savicki (M) Jeff O’Cotmor shared medalist caviglia, Palmeiro. 38—Fernandez, Felix. DMrtru ph 10 0 0 Twksbry p 10 0 0 ieads series 3-1 , . j Jeff Grote (first in shot put, second Minnesota 0 2 .000 WESTERN CONFERENCE 13, Lowe 2-6 8 0 4, Leonard 2-5 8 0 4, West High jump: 1. Lindland (M), 4 6 ‘ , 8 Savicki 2 HR—Sierra (1). Gideon p 0 0 0 0 Horton p Los Angeles 18 Calgary 4. Los Angeles honors, each carding a 45. Tbaaday's Gamas 0 0 0 0 MIdwast Division 1- 2 0-0 2.Totals 3888 21-29 94. in discus), Dave Jarvis (seconds in (M). 3. Johnson (F) Sampen p 0 0 0 0 Terry p Boston 4, Detroit 2 IP H R ER BB SO 0 0 0 0 W L PcLG B Portland 25 30 32 19—108 leads series 81 the hurdles and on the two winning 3200:1. Austin (F), 14:02, 8 Mafonfant (F) Results: Jeff 0 ’ConiK)r (CT) def. Akfrete ph 1 0 1 0 Chicago 5, Milwaukee 3 Texas x-Utah 52 23 .683 __ MInnaaola 23 14 25 3 0 - 94 Wadneaday, April 11 Discus: 1. DajoanNs (M), 101'8*, 2. Gala (M), Totals 36 2 11 2 relays), Jason DeJoaimis (second in- Atilla Lengyel 45-47, Sauer (B) def. Toronto 2, Texas 1 Hough LO-1 5 4 2 2 6 5 Totals 32 4 10 4 x-San Antonio SO 26 .658 21/a 3-Polnt goals—Portland 1-8 (Ybung 1-3, Boston at Flartford. 735 p.m. 3. Rondinard (F) Montrsal John Gorski 45-57, Adam Bakw (B) New York at Cleveland, ppd. rain Boharon 1 0 0 0 2 0 002 000 0 0 0 - 2 Dellas 42 34 .553 lO'/z Fbrter 8 1 , Ffetrovic 0-1, Johnston 8 1 , Drexler Buffalo at Montreal, 735 pm. the high jump, two third placements 4 X 400 ralay: 1. Farmi, 5:10. Mielke 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 New Ybrk Rangers at Now Ybrk Islanders, Oaklarxf 5, Minnesota 3 SiLouls 002 100 lOx—4 Denver 39 37 .513 13'/Z 82), Minnesota 1-3 (Richardson 1-1, Campbell in the hurdles) and Brian Schwartz def. Andy Cavar 55-57, Manny Flogers 11-3 1 0 0 1 1 735 p.m. California 7, Seattle 0 E—Wallach, Galarraga. DPMontreal 1, Houston 37 38 .493 15 0- 1, Roth 0-1). Fouled out— None. Malute (CT) def. Chris Cam bers Only gamea scheduled Toronto Minnesota 21 54 .280 31 Rebounds—Portland 58 (VYIIiams 13), Min New Jersey at Wtashington. 7:35 p.m. (seconds in pole vault and 800) per McCarthy guides StiebW.1-0 6 2 0 0 2 4 StLouis 1. LOB—Montreal 10, StLouis 13. 55-58; Bolton won medal DoinL Wadnesday's Gamas 2B-W allach 2 Grissom, Walker. 3B— Raines, Chariotta 18 58 .237 341/4 nesota 54 (Corbin 9). Assists— Portland 26 Thursday, April 12 formed well for Manchester. Kevin Henke 1 1 0 0 0 1 Detroit (Robinson 4-5) at Boston (Dopson McGee. SB—Coleman Psdflc Division (Porter 10). Minnesota 18 (Richardson, Murphy Minnesota at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. 205-214. DWard 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 2 (2). OS-milh (1). Colletti was first in the triple jump Coventry to win 12- 8), 1:05 p.m. S—ZSmith. SF—OSmith. x-LA Lakers 58 17 .773 — 4). Total fouls— Portland 24, Minnesota 28 Toronto at SL Louis, 8:35 p.m. Chicago (McDowell 0-0) at Milwaukee Walls S,1 11-3 1 1 1 0 2 x-Portland 54 22 .711 4'/Z Technicals— Breuer, Minnesota coach Mussel- Los Angeles at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. and second in the long jump for COVENTRY — Chris McCarthy WP—Rogers. IP H R ER BB SO (Navarro 7-8), 2:35 p.m. Montrsal x-F*hoenix 51 25 .671 V l2 man. A— 29,303. Winnipeg at Edmonton. 9:35 p.m. Umpires—Home, Ford; First Coble; Second, Manchester. carried the Coventry High baseball Minnesota (Tapani 2-2) at Oakland (Moore Seattfo 37 39 .487 211/z Friday, April 13 Glastonbury girls Welke; Third. Evans. ZSmith L.0-1 5 7 3 3 3 4 19-11), 3:15 p.m. Gideon 1 2 1 1 4 0 Golden State 35 41 .461 231/z Racers 107, Buiiets 105 Hartford at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Freshman David Wilk (17:47 in team with both his arm and bat w S T—2:59. A—49,673. New Mjrk (Leary 0-0) at Cleveland (Candiolli Sampen 2 1 0 0 1 1 LA Clippers 30 47 .390 29 WASHINGTON (105) Montrsal at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. 5000), Matt Labbe (11:26 in the Thesday afternoon versus Rocky blank Manchester Whshington at Now Jersey, 7:45 p.ra *:«■ 13- 10), 7:35 p.m. SILouls Sacramento 23 54 .299 36 Grant 4-10 0-0 8, King 11-24 12-12 35, Jones Athletics 5, Twins 3 New Ybrk Islanders at New Ybrk Rangers, 3200). Jed Stansfield (10:35 in the Hill in Charter Oak Conference ac Glastonbury High overpowered Texas (Brown 12-9) at Toronto (Cerutti BSmith W.1-0 5 8 2 2 ' 2 1 x-clinched playoff berth 2- 3 8 0 4, Malone 7-18 2-2 16, Whiker 7-11 4-4 11-11), 7:35 p.m. MINNESOTA OAKLAND Twksbry 3 3 0 0 0 0 Tuesday's Gamas 18 Alarie 514 0-0 10. Eackles 4-101-1 9, Roth 835 pm. 32(X)), Jon Eastwood (third in shot tion Tuesday afternoon. Manchester High, 7-0, TUesday in Saturday, April 14 Baltimore (Ballard 18-8) at Kansas City abrhM ab rh bl Horton 0 0 0 0 1 0 Boston 112, New Jersey 96 1- 2 8 0 8 Colter 1-3 1-2 3. Totals 42-95 2821 put) and discus) and T.J. Ruckey SL Louis at Toronto, 8:05 p.ra. If necessary McCarthy hurled a one-hitter and CCC interconference girls’ tennis (Gubicza 15-11), 8:35 p.m. Gladden If 4 13 1 RHdsnIf 4 0 1 0 Terry S.1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Atlanta 123, Philadelphia 111 105. (third in javelin, second in triple Seattle (Hanson 9-5) at California (Langston Bush rf 3 0 10 Lansfrd 3b 4 0 0 0 Gideon pitched to 2 betters in the 7th, Houston 115, Charlotte 112 INDIANA (107) Edmonton at Winnipeg, 835 p.ta. If neces went 3-for-4 with four runs batted in action at the Memorial Field courts. 4-5), 10:35 p.m. CCastill rf 2 0 0 0 Canseco rf 3 2 2 1 Tewksbury pitched lo 1 batter in the 9th, Horton Milwaukee 130, Orlando 127 Person 8 1 7 6-9 28 Schrempf 3-6 4-4 10. sary jump) also had good performances as the homestanding PhU-iots shut Chicago at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Glastonbury improves to 2-0 Thursday's Games Puckett cf 5 110 McGwir 1b 4 1 1 2 pitched to 1 batter in the 9th. Detroit 108, New Mirk 98 Smits 7-14 4-7 18. Fleming 5 8 6-6 16, Miller Calgary at Los Angeles, 10:35 pm.. If neces in their first outdoor competition. out the Terriers, 9-0. while Manchester falls to 1-2. Cleveland at New Tbrk, 1 p.m. Hrbek 1b 2 110 DHdsn cl 4 1 2 0 PB—Santovenia. Portland 106, Minnesota 94 511 8 9 19. Green 2-7 0-0 4. Thompson 6-8 Boston at Detroit 1:35 p.m. Gaelb 3b 4 0 3 0 Phelps dh 2 1 1 0 Umpires—Home. Montague; FirsL Davidson; Indiana 107, Wtashington 105 1-1 13. Sanders 1-2 0-0 2, Wittman 0-0 0-0 sary Manchester’s next action is Satur Coventry remains unbeaten at 3-0 Manchester was scheduled to Sunday, April 15 Texas at Toronto. 7:35 p.m. Harper c 4 0 11 Stenbeh dh 2 0 10 Secorid, Williams; Third, MeSherry. Utah 114, Seattle 102 O.Totals 37-73 2836 107. Buffalo at Montreal, 7:05 p.m., if necessary day, April 21, at the East Hartford while Rocky Hill evens off at 1-1. resume action today at Wethersfield Baltimore at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. Larkin dh 3 0 10 Hassey c 3 0 1 2 T—256. A—22571. Denver 121, Sacramento 113 Washington 33 23 22 27—105 New Jersey at Wtashington, 735 p.ra. If Coed Relays. The I^U'iots will play at Bolton High. Minnesota at California, 10:35 p.m. Gagne ss 3 0 0 0 Weiss ss 4 0 1 0 Los Angeles Clippers 98, Dallas 90 Indiana 40 18 25 24—107 n6C6S88ry RwuHs: Only games scheduled Moses ph 0 0 0 1 Gallego 2b 4 0 0 0 Dodgers 1, Padres 0 San Antonio 132 Golden Slats 122 3-Fbinl goals—Wtashington 1-3 (King 1-1, Thursday at 3:30 p.m. Rm u IU: Kate Piorkowsi (G) daf. Kato Chad- Friday's Gamas Boston at Hartford, 7:35 p.ra, if necessary 100: 1. Barber (M) 11.8 2. Colletti (M), 3. burn 6 6 . 6 6 ; Stophanfo Vann (G) dal. Marian Ortiz c 0 0 0 0 LOSANGELS SAN DIEGO Wednesday's Gamas Grant 8 1 , Alarie 0-1), Indiana 4-8 (Person 3-8 Cleveland at Chicago, 2:35 p.m. New Ybrk Rangers at New Ybrk Islanders, Heoly (R) McCtulhy, who had a pair of Plurixtiar 6-1. 76; Backy Aaikainan (G) daf. Jan Newmn2b 2 0 0 0 ab r h bl ab r h bl Milvraiukse at Attanla, 7:30 p.m Miller 1-3). Fouled out—None. Texas at Now York, 7:30 p.m. 735 pm., if necessary 200: 1. Barber (M) 23.6, 2. Ybung (R), 3. doubles, gave up his lone hit to the Oon 6-8 6-0; Ltaa DaLoiato (G) da t Nancy Dwyer ph 10 0 0 Samuel cf 4 1 2 1 RobertsRoberts 3b3b 3 0 0 0 New Jersey at Detroit 7:30 p.m. Rebounds—WtasNngton 48 (Alarie 11), Indiana Milwaukee at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Healy (R) Bray 6-4, 6-1; Kally Dwyar-Staoay Bouma (G) Baker 2b 10 0 0 Rndiph 2b 4 0 1 0 GHarrisGHarris p 0 0 0 0 Cleveland at Chicago, 8:30 p.m 48 (Thompson 8). Assists—Wtashington 21 No. 9 hitter — Brian Zocco — in \ Baltimore at Detroit 735 p.m. NHL playoff results 400: 1. Ybung (R) 53.2, 8 Choaney (M). 3. dal. Amy Mizoraa-Michafo Maritz 6 -8 6-2; NikU Totals 34 311 3 Totals 34 5 10 5 Daniels If 3 0 1 0 Stphnsn ph 1 0 1 0 Thursday's Games (Wtalker 9), Indiana 21 (Fleming 9). Total Toronto at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. Borgida (M) the Terrier lineup. In the third in Grigorian-Jan Clay (G) daf. Jana Ma-Laura Mlnnssola 100 000 020—3 Gonzalz If 0 0 0 0 Alomar 2b 4 0 1 0 Miami at Boston, 7:30 p.m fouls—Wtashington 27. Indiana 21. Techni Oakland at Seattle. 10:05 p.m, Maple Leafs 4, Blues 2 800: 1. Dwyer (M) 2:06.7, 8 Schwarz (M), 3. Sinas 6-1, 6 6 ; Rabbacca FforNng-Amy McCon- Oakland 000 210 20x—5 Murray 1b 4 0 1 0 TGwynn rf 3 0 1 0 Minnesota al Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. cals— Walker, Wtashington coach Unsold, ning. Zocco grounded a single be Minnesota at California, 10:35 p.m. Ybung (R) V * nall (G) daf. Kathy Smith-Jan Carpa 6-3 ,6 6 . E—Puckett. DP—Oakland 2. LOB—Min- Brooks rf 4 0 0 0 JaClark 1b 3 0 0 0 Cleveland at Washington, 7:30 p.m Alarie. A—16,100. St. Louis 0 1 1 —2 tween the legs of McCarthy and into nesota 9. Oakland 8. 2B— Hrbek. Hassey, 1600: 1. Demis (R) 4:52, 2. Moriarly (M), 3. Hamitn 3b 4 0 1 0 JCarler cf 3 0 0 0 Indiana at New Mirk, 8 p.m Toronto 0 2 2—4 Hoagland (M) National League standings Gladden, Steinbach. HR—Gladden (1), Can Los Angeles Lakers at Utah, 8 p.m centcrficld. Scioscia c 4 0 1 0 Lynn If 3 0 0 0 Jazz 114, Sonics102 First Period-Nona. Penalties-Dam- 3200: 1. Wursthorm (R) 10:33, 2. Stansfield seco (1). McGwire (1). SB—FtHondorson 2 (2). Griffin ss Chartotte at Houston, 6:30 p.m. “He (McCarthy) was kind of mad East Division Santiago c 3 0 0 0 SEATTLE (102) phousse. Tor (roughing), 5:24; Joseph, StL, (M), 3. Labbe (M) SF—Moses. Belcher p Los Angeles Clippers at San Antonio, 8:30 Tech is blanked W L Pc i. GB Tmplln ss 3 0 0 0 McKey 8 1 2 2-2 14. McDaniel 8 2 0 6 « 22, served by Momesso (tripping), 837; Marois, 5000: 1. Ghabrial (M) 16:38, 8 Wilk (M), 3. about that after the game,” Coventry o SL Louis — IP H R ER BB SO p.m. 2 0 1.000 Show p 10 0 0 Cage 1-4 1-2 3, Ellis 11-20 7-9 30. McMillan 2-3 Tor, doubla minor (cross-che^ng, roughing), Cloutiar (R) Chicago MInnssota Phoenix al Sacramento, 10 p.m. coach Bob Plaster said. “He didn’t by East Hampton T l 1 0 1.000 Irz Grant p 0 0 0 0 . 8 0 4. Threatl 3-51-17, Polyrtce 3-6 8 2 7, Bar- 9:14. 100 hurdles: 1. Hammavanh (M) 16.7, 8 Jar Pittsburgh 1 0 1.000 RSmilhL,0-1 41-3 7 3 3 3 2 'rz Pglruk) 3b 2 0 0 0 Denver at Seattla. 10 pm. ros 1-2 2-2 5. Farmer 2-5 2-4 6, Kemp 0-0 0-0 Second Period—1, Toronto, Pearson 1 vis (M). 3. DaJoanNs (M) really have his great stuff. He threw When your pitching betrays you, New Ybrk Candlaria 12-3 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 .000 H/z Totals 33 1 9 1 Totals 29 0 3 0 Dallas at Golden State. 10:30 p.m. (Leeman, Kurvers), 9:25. 2, Toronto, Leeman 1 300 hurdles: 1. Hammavanh (M) 43.6, 8 Jar s F Drumnd 2 3 2 2 0 0 0, Johnson 1-1 0-0 2, Dailey 81 2-2 8 Totals su-ikes. They kept the ball in play the results to follow usually are very PNIadelphia 0 1 .000 1'rz Los Angelas 000 010 000—1 Friday's Gamas (Ramage, Gill), 14:00 (pp). 3, St. Louis, vis (M), 3. DaJoanNs (M) Oakland 3879 2830 102. Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald Montreal 0 2 .000 2 San Diego 000 000 0 0 0 -0 Atlanta at Detroit 6 p.m Brind'Amour 1, 14'20. Perwlties— Lakir, StL 400 relay: 1. MHS (Barber, Collani. Hem and we played pretty good defense.” predictable. Which W.1-0 51-3 6 1 1 1 1 UTAH (114) Wast Divtalon LOB—Los Angelos 7. San Diego 2. HR— Oriando at Minnesota, 8 p.m. (hooking), 4:28; Ftoberts, StL (interference), mavanh, Dwyer) 45.6 McCarthy walked one and struck Burns 1 1-3 2 0 0 1 0 Malone 12-22 9-10 33. Bailey 7-13 8 8 22, As was the case for Cheney Tech — m W L PC4. GB Samuel (1). S—Belcher, Milwaukee at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Eaton 2-4 8 2 6, Stockton 3-7 7-10 13. Hansen 10:45; Featherstone, StL (roughing). 1827; 1600 relay: 1. MHS (Borgida, Chasney, Jar STOLEN BASE — East Hampton's Jim Nolan (3) steals second base as Cheney Tech Cincinnati 2 0 1.000 _ Klink 1-312210 out five to raise his record to 2-0. in its Charter Oak Conference affair IP H R ER BB SO Golden Stale at Los Angeles Lakers, 10:30 6-6 8 0 14. Grilfilh 5 6 0-0 10. Rudd 8 0 2-2 8 Franceschetti, Ter (roughing), 1528; Franoas- vis, Hemmavanh) 3:48.1 O o Los Angeles 2 0 1.000 — EckersleyS.1 2 2 0 0 0 2 Los Angelas p.m. M.Brown 8 2 0-0 0. Leckner 81 2-2 2. Edwards chetli. Tor, double minor (crosschecking, un Long jump: 1. Gunlulis (M) 18 T , 8 Colletti Rob Topliff added two hits for shortstop Bob Goulet (4) reaches the throw in their COC game Tuesday afternoon. The with East Hampton TUesday after Atlanta Klink pitched to 2 betters in the 8th. 0 0 .000 1 Belcher W,1-0 9 3 0 0 0 3 Dallas at Rsrttarxf, 10:30 p.m. 3-3 5 6 18Totals 38-64 3540 114. sportsmanlike conduct), 1839; Momesso, S L Covenu^y while John Totten con- San Francisco H B P-^arkin by Welch. (M), 3. Johnson (M) visiting Bellringers won, 7-0. noon. ^ DO 0 0 .000 1 San Diego Seattle 32 15 30 25—102 (unsportsmanlike corkluct), 1839. Houston Umpires—Home, Cooney: First, Reed: Triple Jump: 1. CNIatti (M) 33'10', 2. FYucky U-ibuted a two-run single. 0 2 .000 2 Show L.0-1 4 2-3 8 1 1 1 3 NBA results Utah 24 25 32 33—114 Third FViod— 4, Toronto, Hannan 1 (Os Three Cheney pitchers was not H - < San Diego 0 2 .000 2 Secorid, Cousins; Third, Brinkman. Grant 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 borne), 4:22. 5, SL Louis, Brind'Amour 2 (M), 3. Stevenson (M) “We’re doing all right for early in T— 2:37. A—19,757. 3- Point goals—Seattle 3 6 (Ellis 1-5, Polynica High jump: 1. JudaNs (R) 6', 2 DaJoannis ping. enough aid for the Beavers as they Ttissday's Games GHarris 3 1 0 0 0 5 1- 1. Barros 1-1, Farmer 0-1), Utah 8 4 (Hansen(Oates, Hull), 1339 (pp). 6, Toronto, Olezyk 1, Chrissy Gagnon hurled a ihrcc- second base. m Chicago 2, Philadelphia 1 Celtics 112, Nets 96 (M). 3. Borgida (M) the season," Plaster added. bowed, 7-0. Umpires—Homo, Crawford; FirsL DeMuth; 2- 2, Edwards 1-1, Malone 0-1). Fouled19:38 (on). Penalties-^omssso, StL, double Jessica Brahaney started on the Todd Machowski had three hits San Francisco at Atfanta, ppd., rain Angels 7, Mariners 0 Secorid, Hallkm; Third, Harvey. BOSTON (112) Ffola vault: 1. Estes (R) 10', 8 Schwarz (M), Covantry 201 303 x— 9-9-1 hittcr to pick up the win. She walked out—None. Rebounds— Seattle 36 (McKey 6), minor (high-sticking, roughing), 232; Clarit, Tor, Cheney is 1-2 and will play at T—2:24. A—52254. McHale 8-14 7-7 24, Bird 8-18 3-3 19, Parish 3. Gower (P) Rocky Hill 000 000 0— 0-1-3 mound for Bolton but gave way and Steve Spragg and Neil Syphers Cincinnati 3. Houston 2 SEATTLE CALIFORNIA Utah 43 (Malone 13). Assists—Seattle 22 (Ellis doubla minor (roughing), 2:58 Richardson, Tor none and struck out seven. S t Louis 4, Montreal 2 a b r h b i ab r h bl 9-15 0-0 18, Johnson 3-6 0-0 6, Lewis 9-18 3-5 (rougNng), 1130; Momesso, S L (ro u g f^ ), Shot put: 1. Grote (M) 38'11 1/2*, 8 Johnson McCarthy and Rheaull Torrello, Perrin (4) two apiece lo pace the Sadiems. Rocky Hill Thursday at 3:M pjn. 6), Utah 28 (Stockton 20). Total fouls—Seattle (M), 3. Easiwood (M) Marlene Dolat was 3-for-4 and after walking the first three batters. Los Angeles 1, San Diego 0 Reynids 2b 4 0 0 0 DWhite cf 4 1 0 0 21, Kleine 4-5 0-0 8. Begley 2-3 0-0 4. Rnckney 11:30; Marois, Tor (high-sticking), 1235; Fran arxl Harl. East Hampton is 1-0. 28, Utah 23. Technicals—Seattle illegal defense Discus: 1. Prignano (M) 106'9*. 8 Grota (M), WP- McCarthy (2-0). LP- Torrello. Freshman Kelly Jordan went the rest Spragg homered. Only games scheduled Griffey cf 4 0 1 0 Ray 2b 5 0 1 1 Eastern League standings 0-1 0-0 0, Paxson 3-6 1-2 7, Gamble 1-1 1-2 3. ceschetti, Tor, doubla minor (high-sticking, Jen Sirianni, Carrie Weikcl and 2, Utah Illegal defense 3, Hansen, coach Sloan, 3. Eastwood (M) RHAM 211 545 0— 18-12-1 “Our pitching didn’t come Wednesday's Gamas ADavis dh 3 0 0 0 Joyner 1b 4 1 2 1 w L Pet. GB M.Smith 1-1 0-0 2 C.Smith 0-0 0-0 0. Totals roughing), 17:57; Snepsts, doubis minor of the way. Malone. A—18616. Javelin: 1. Prignano (M) 1 5 6 'f, 2. Gunlulis Renee Eckert added two hits apiece Bolton 001 000 0— 1-2-7 Pittsburgh (Smiley 12-6) at New Yirk (Viola London (Tigers) 0 1.000 — 48-88 15-19 112. (slashing, roughing), 17:57. through like I thought it would,” Leonard rf 4 0 0 0 CDavis If 4 2 2 1 East Hampton totaled 18 hits with Jason Soarea and Kavtn McCili; O^van I - 33 5-5), 1:35 p.m. Cantn-Akrn (kidns) NEW JERSEY (96) (M), 3. Ruckey (M) Coventry softball for the Patriots. POBrin 1b 3 0 0 0 Dwnng dh 5 1 2 3 1 .500 " 0 3 5:10 p.m. 4893 41-47 121. ner. Chambers), 424. 2, Minnesota, Bartier 2 the fourth inning. Totals 30 0 4 Totals 36 7 12 7 Harrisburg at Albany, ppd. rain NSW Jersey 25 20 27 34— 96 Manchester High girls’ track team Rocky Hill, 20-1, Tuesday in a five- of outings for Bolton High as visit routed by RHAM Cincinnati (Armstrong 2-3) at Houston (Por SACRAMENTO (113) (Wilkinson, A.Broten), 11:41 (pp). Penal- Winning pitcher Dave Texeira tugal 7-1), 8:35 p.m Seattle 000 000 000— 0 Hagerstown 6, Canton-Akron 4 3-Poinl goals—Boston 1-4 (McHale 1-2, Bird posted an easy 98-28 win over ing East Hampton look home a 22-1 McCray 7-12 5 7 21, Tisdale 8 1 7 811 21, tiea—Giles, Min (holding), 436; B.Murray, Chi inning COC girls’ softball clash. HEBRON — Six different The Cheney Tech tennis team, O O Los Angeles O^alenzuela 10-13) at San Diego California 020 000 32x—7 London 9, New Britain 3 0-2), New Jersey 2-7 (Morris 2-5, Bowie 0-1, went the distance. He walked one Wood 0-1). Fouled out —None. Kite 0-1 2-2 2. Del Negro 7-13 2-2 16. Toney (holding), 9:55; Hudson, Chi (kipping), 1232; Fermi High TUesday afternoon at Coventry improves to 2-1 while five-inning decision Tuesday in players collected double figures in short on manpower, had to default (Bonos 6-3), 10:05 p.m E— Reynolds, Leonard. LOB—Seattle 4, Wadnasday's Games Creighton, Chi (charging), 1738. and struck out three. Harrisburg at Albany. 2 Rebounds—Boston 57 (McHale 13), New Jer 2- 5 2-2 6. Carr 5 8 1-1 11. Allen 3-10 0 6 6. El East Hartford High School. The In Charter Oak Conference girls’ m z Thursday's Gamea California 10. 2B— Schu, Cotto, EMartinez. Second Period—3, Minnesota, McRae 1 the Terriers slip to 0-2. Covenu^’s the hit dcfiaruncnt as RHAM High one of the singles matches and that Canton-Akron at Hagerstown sey 57 (Bowie 9). Assists—Boston 23 (Johnson lison 8 9 2-2 8, Akige 9-15 3-3 28 Pressley 8 0 “He (Texeira) just consistently Philadelphia at Chicago. 2:20 p.m. HR—CDavis (1), Bichette (1), Downing (1). (N.Brotan), 7:42. Ftanalties—Van Dorp, CN dians arc 1-1 and will next compete softball action. a > London at Now Britain 6). New Jersey 15 (Myers 4). Total fouls—Bos 0 6 O.Totals 42-90 26-30 113. next game is today at home at 3:30 overwhelmed Bolton High, 18-1, was the difference as visitiitg Rocky Pittsburgh at New Vbr^ 3:05 p.m SB—Cotto (1). SF—Joyner. (high-sticking), 3:56; N.Brotan, Min (tri^ n g ), threw the ball over the plate,” Soucy > i - Williamsport at Reading ton 21, New Jersey 18 A— 17,515 Denver 35 23 31 32—121 in the East Hartford Relays on April p.m. against Tourteloltc High. The Bellringers go lo 3-0 with the Thesday afternoon in Charter Oak Hill High look home a 3-2 decision Los Angeles at San Diego, 4:05 p.m IP H RER BB SO 532; Yhwney, CN (Ngh-sticking), 8.30; Bellows, Sea me Thursday's Gamas Sacramento 29 27 33 24—113 2 1 . explained. “We were off balance all J3 03 San Francisco at Atlanta. 5:40 p.m. 3- Point goals—Denver 8 6 (Laver 8 1 . Adams Min (holding), 1840; Modano, Min (high-stek- The Patriots scored five limes in win while the Bulldogs even off at Conference baseball action. Tuesday afternoon. FUohnson L.0-1 5 1-3 6 2 2 2 4 Harrisburg at Albany Hawks 123,76ers111 day. We didn’t make the plays in the Only games scheduled 0-5), Sacramento 3 6 (McCray 2-2, Ainge 1-1, kig), 15:40; Brown, CN, misconducL 1833; Senior Alexia Cruz won three JeReed 1 16 3 3 3 1 0 Canton-Akron at Hagerstown ATLANTA (123) the first inning and added 12 in the 2-2. Bolton’s next game is Thursday The Sachems arc now 1-1 while Cheney goes lo 0-2 with the loss. Friday's Gamas Tisdale 81, Toney 0-2). Fouled out—Del Negro. Konroyd, CN, major (fighting), 18:03; Sutter, field.” 33 > Comstock 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 London at New Britain Wilkins 12-21 4-6 29, Lavingston 5-8 0-0 10, events (javelin, long jump, 300 third to put matters away. at Rocky Hill High. New York at M o n tr^ , 1:35 p.m. Ftebounds—Denver 57 (Lever 12), Sacramento CN, mlnor-gama rNsconduct (rougNng), 1833; the Bulldogs arc winlcss al 0-3. Bol Its next outing is April 20 when it Kneckart 1 3 2 1 1 Williamsport at Reading Malone 9-19 5 7 23. Battle 8-12 3-3 19. Rivers Jason Breault took the loss for the SL Louis at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. 2 54 (McCray 13). Assists—Denver 24 (Adams McFYae, Min, misconduct 18:03; Churta, Min, hurdles) for Manchester while “I was really pleased again with East Hampton’s Lisa Abbott and ton’s next game is Thursday at hosts RHAM High. > - • Chicago at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Calitomla 6-112-218, Webb 3-51-2 7, K.Smith 3-6 2-2 9. 6), Sacramento 28 (McCray 8). Total mtoor (fighting), 1833. Beavers. Koncak 2-2 0-1 4, Volkov 2-4 0-0 4. Long 0-1 senior Erica Dejoannis (shot put, the offense,” Covenuy coach Rich Ann Tyler combined on a onc-hiilcr. home against Coventry High. Aaron Granato and Brandon Mer "V Cincinnati at Atlanta. 7:40 p.m. CFiNoy W,1-0 61-3 2 0 0 1 2 fouls—Denver 27, Sacramento 33. Techni TNrd Fforiod-riod—4, Minnesota, Gagner 1 (Bar- Only three of East Hampton’s Los Angeles at Houstoa 835 p.m. Eichhorn S, 1 2 2 3 2 0 0 0 2 0- 0 0. Totals 50-89 1 7-23 123. discus) won two. Freshman Phit- Rtgc said. “The kids arc sUirting lo Abbott worked the first three in cal—Denver Illegal dslsnse. A—17,014. bar, Bellows), 3:41. Penalties—Giles. Min RHAM’s Jason Soares hurled a rick won singles matches for runs were earned. Mike Horvith, San Diego at San Francisco, 10:35 p.m. Umpires—Home, Kaiser; First Voltaggio: Bow ling PHILADELPHIA (111) (Ngh-sticking), 739; Van Dorp CN, double samy Sourinho won the 100-mctcr feel they can hit the ball and pul of nings, striking out seven, and allow iwo-hittcr at Bolton, both collected Cheney. O Second, Johnson; Third. McKean. Barkley 822 810 24. Mahorn 2-4 6-6 10. Clippers 98, Mavs 90 rNnor (Interference, roughing), 12:35; Ytawney, Dan Rcsendcs and Tom Murj^y col 03 T—2:42. A—23,508. Gminski 7-9 8 4 17. Dawkins 6-16 7-8 20. Haw hurdles and was second in the long fensive pressure on teams. ing the lone Bolton safety. by Luke Morford. Soares struck out RMuHa: Mufrick (CT) dal Ftandy Dunn 16, American League results DALLAS (90) CN (roughing), 1439; ^ rb e r, Min (roughing), 6-1, 6-3. Granato (CT) dal. Rob Ouallatia 6-4, lected two hits each for the Beavers. kins 10-16 4-6 27. Anderson 3-8 0-0 6, Brooks 14:39; Murphy. Min (slashing), 17:56. jump while freshman Melanie Cote Perkins 3-11 2-2 8, Williams 3-7 0 6 6. “If we keep this attitude, we’ll get Freshman Leah Camposco had 16 while issuing three walks. 06, 7-5; Tom Francta-Kavin Robarga (RH) dal. E u t Hampton 400 120 0— 7-6-1 1- 4 0-0 3, Thornton 0-1 8 0 0. D.Smith 2-3 0-0 Shots on goal—Chicago 4-12-13—29. Min Red Sox 4, Tigers 2 National League results Happy Hoiidays League Donaldson 0 6 2-2 2, Blackman 9-24 AS 23, garnered the 200-mctcr dash. Adam Salinaky-Todd Marciar 6-0. 6 6 ; PJ. ChonayTach 000 000 0— 0-86 4. Totals 3883 28-34 111. nesota 17-12-11—40. tougher and tougher.” the lone Bolton safety, an RBI “He was overpowering,” Bolton BOSTON Terry Hayden 126, Val Makas 126, Dot Chris Atlanta 40 25 32 25—123 Harper 11-20 8 6 30, Wtannington 3-7 3-3 9, Rm u Hs : Franas-Eric Floberga (RH) dal. Allan Mann- Taxaka and Hul. BraauK. Counrila (1), DETRorr Cubs 2, Phillies 1 4 X too ralay: 1. Manchaxtsr (thinnori, It was the second game in a row single in the third that scored Chris coach Mark O’Neill said of Soares. a b r h b i tenson 127, Fk) Musolino 125-344. Philadelphia 36 26 24 25—111 T a r ] ^ 3-12 0 6 6, Jones 1-5 0 6 8 Alford 2-3 Chritba Fagin 66 , 6-0; RH vmn INrd arrrgfoa by LaBlanc (5) and VamNa and Murpriy (2). Jets 4, Oilers 3 20T ThOritat. Cruz, Simpxon), 53.8. 2. F»rmi. all of Covenuy’s starters hit safely. sy Maloia. She had walkd and stolen Phillips 3b 4 0 0 1 Boggs 3b PHILA CHICAGO 3-Point goals—Atlanta 6-10 (Rivers 4-4, 0 6 4. Totals 3569 19-21 90. "We got an old-fashioned whip- dalaulL Y/P- Taxtira: LP- BraauN TrammI sa 4 0 1 1 Barrett 2b ab r h bl a b rh b i Wilkins 1-3, K.Smith 1-3), Philadelphia 511 LA CUPPERS (98) Edmonton 2 1 0 0 0 3 WNtakr 2b 4 0 1 0 Greenwl If Campsn cl 4 1 1 0 Walton cl 4 1 2 0 (Hawkins 3-3, Brooks 1-3, Dawkins 1-3, Barkley S m iti 7-19 2-4 16. Norman 3-12 A 5 10. Ben Wtonlpeg 3 0 0 0 1—4 Fielder 1b 4 0 0 0 & rk s cf Herr 2b 4 0 0 0 Srxfbrg 2b 4 0 2 0 Golf 0- 1, D.Smith 0-1). Fouled out— Nona. jamin 5 7 8 9 16, Garrick 7-10 3-4 17. Marlin First fV io d —1. Edmontop Klinw 2 (Buch- Moseby cl 4 0 1 0 Evans dh Kruklf 4 0 11 McCIndn If 3 0 11 Rebounds—AHanta 52 (Wilkins 12), PhHadal- 2 6 5 6 9, Manning A 9 8 8 14, Garland 5 6 2-2 berger), 2:07. 2. WinNpeg. Kumpal 1 (Hawer- Nokes c 3 0 0 0 Robidx 1b Jordan 1b 4 0 1 0 Grace 1b 3 1 0 0 phia 43 (Barkley 12). Assists—Atlanta 27 14. Harris 0-1 0 6 0, Wblf 1-1 0 6 2. Totals chuk, Steen), 4:56. 3. Winnipeg. Elynulk 2 VHayes rf 2 0 0 0 Salazar 3b 4 0 3 0 34-71 2838 98. FYreds pr 0 0 0 0 Psnac Taiiwood women (Rivers 5), Philadelphia 27 (Dawkins 14). Total (Hawerchuk), 11:42. 4, WinNpeg. Evana 1 Red Sox Stieb, relievers put on a show for Bush Sheets If 4 1 3 0 Fteedss Then ss 4 0 0 0 CKvSmlh rf 3 0 0 0 fouls—Atlanta 25 Philadelphia 18. A—16,046. Dallas 25 25 24 1 8 -9 0 (Elynuik. Steen), 1234. 5, Edmontop S.SnYto 1 Lemon rf 3 1 0 0 Ftomins rf Daulton c 2 0 10 Lancastr p 0 0 0 0 NINE HOLE SCRAMBLE — Gross- Kathie LA CUppars 14 22 29 3 4 -9 0 (Messier. Kuni), 1831 (sh). Penalties Mac- Brgmn dh 4 0 1 0 Fteady ph 0 0 0 0 Wynne ph 1 0 11 Harris-Pnscilla Mumford-Helen 9adyk-Marian Rockets 115, Hornets 112 3-Polnl goals—Dallas 1-8 (Blackman 1-3, Tavish, Edm (high-sticking). 2:17; Graves, Edm From Page 11 Drummond. McGwire hit a two-run shot in the seventh. CHayes 3b 4 0 0 0 MiWIIms 0 0 0 0 Fools 35, Sally WhithamAnna Koval-Ann Dodd Parkins 0-1, Jonas 81 , Altord 0-1, Harper 82), By Ben Walker Totals 34 2 7 2 31 410 4 HOUSTON (115) (rougNng), 5:13; Fenton, Win (Intsrfarenca). Bob Welch gave up a home run to Dan Gladden to Ruffin p 2 0 0 0 Dunston ss 4 0 2 0 39. Net- Tina Mikolowsky-Grelsl Cole-Jaanns Detroit 020 000— 2 Johnson 6-10 4-4 16, Thorpa 5 1 0 4-6 14, Los Angelas 2-2 (Garland 2-2). Foulad 524; Numminan, Win (k i^ n g ), 8:14; Masslar The Associated Press AL Roundup Ford ph 10 0 0 Girardi c 2 0 0 0 Phipps 19.5, Julie Fournier Joyce McDermott- out—None. Rebounds—Dallas 52 (Tarpisy 16), start the game, but did not allow another run in 5 1-3 in Boston 000 OOx—4 Olajuwon 10-19 7-8 27. Maxwell 7-14 8 9 20. Edm (charging). 12:54; Ashton. Win (Inter- FYrrett p 0 0 0 0 DC lark ph 10 0 0 Gladys Seymour-Jo Boggs 21, Sally Goodwin- Los Angelas 51 (Benjamin 14). Assists—(Jallas DP—Detroit 2. LOB—Detroit 7, Boston 12. Floyd 8 1 2 5 6 23, Wbodson 2-9 0-0 4, Smith larenos). 15:11; Klima. Edm (Ngh-stickirv), baseball,” the feisty veteran said. “In fact, ! think you’re nings. Wronac 0 0 0 0 Anita Shorls-Maureen Mozzer-Mildred Ciak 16 (Harper 7), Los Angeles 20 (Garrick 7). Total 16^26. 2B—Sheets, Reed, Pena. SB— Burks (1). 5 7 1-3 11. Wiggins 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 43-83 President Bush gave it the old college try and showed Gaston said. “On the whole I’m plca.scd with the way Bielacki p 10 0 0 21.5. Closest to line- Dons Contsssa; closest to fouls—Dallas 24, Los Angeiaa 18. A—13,391 better off having an IQ like mine. Angels 7, Mariners 0; At Anaheim, Chuck Finley al S-Reed. 27-36 115. Second Ftanod—6, Edmonton, Tikkansn 1 off a strong arm. Dave Slieb did even better. IP H R ER BB SO Dascenz rf 10 0 0 pin- Barbara Larson. (Um b. FUntord), 19:25. Penaltioa— Buch- “It doesn’t take a lot of sense lo figure out who to this whole day turned out.” lowed just two hits in 6 1-3 innings and Mark Eichhom Totals 31 1 4 1 Totals 31 211 2 CHARLOTTE (112) Spurs 132, Warriors 122 Detroit Tripucka 7-12 3-3 18. Gilliam 5 8 2-2 12. berger. Edm (hooking). 8:49; Muni. Edm walk. No disrespect to (Marty) Barrett (following Boggs Slicb gave up just two singles in six scoreless innings Tom Henke and Duane Ward followed Slicb. David finished with two-hit relief for his fust save since 1988. RilzL.0-1 21-3 7 4 4 3 1 Philadelphia 100 000 00 0-1 BAN ANTONIO (132) ("O t^^-ct^liing). 927; Wima. Edm (kipping). Chicago 100 000 Olx—2 J.RReid 814 8 0 16, Boguas 7-16 OO 14, at bat), but he hasn’t earned the respect that Boggs has. TUesday night as the Toronto Blue Jays beat Texas 2-1 Wells gave up Ruben Sierra’s home run on the first pitch Chili Davis and Dante Bichette hit solo home runs in Pelry 4 2-3 3 0 0 4 2 RReid 4-8 OO 8, Curry 82 0 1-1 21, Kays 3-6 Cummings 8 1 7 2-2 20, ElUon 9-17 5 5 23, before a crowd of 49,673 that included Bush, Canadian Henrreman 1 0 0 0 1 0 E—BieleckI 2. DP—Chicago 1. LOB— Calendar Fiobinson 1821 1812 36, Arxlsrson 4 6 2-3 10, Ftanod—None. Penaltiaa—NumtNnen, Boggs hits .360, Barrett hits .280." of the ninth inning, but finished for his first save. the second inning against Randy Johnson. Brian Dowm- Philadelphia 7, Chicago 8. 28—Kruk. SB— OO 7, Galtison 8 5 OO 6, Williams 2-5 8 0 4, Boston Anderson 2-5 OO 6.Totals 50-99 6-6 112. Strickland 9-14 1-2 19. W ngals 1-3 8 2 4. Win (mterferenca), 1.30; Kunkel. Win (hook Prime Minister Brian Mulroncy and Commissioner Riy Charlie Hough struggled with his control and gave up ing hit a ihrec-run homer in the seventh off Jerry Reed. Boddicker W,1-0 5 5 2 2 0 4 VHayes (1). S -^ e le c k i. SF—McClendon Brickowskl 1-2 0 6 2, WflHiams 810 1-2 13, ing), 7:18 Boggs, a five-time batting champion who has set a IP H R ER BB SO Today Houston 32 29 29 36—115 Vincent. two runs on four hits and six walks in five innings. He Lamp 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 Moore 2-5 0 6 & Totals 5467 23-28 138 Rrst Overtime-Nona. Penaltiea-Tlkkanep White Sox 5, Brewers 3: At Milwaukee, Bobby Thig Philadelphia Softball Chariotts 32 15 24 41—112 major league record by getting 200 hits and 100 walks in Bush, whose son George W. Bush owns the Rangers, Murphy 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 2 East Catholic al Mercy, 3:15 3- Poinl goals—Houston 2-6 (Floyd 2-3, GOLDEN STATE (122) Edm (unsporlsmanlika conduct), 124; Domel- also was hurt in the fifth by Tony Fernandez’s fly ball, pen got his second save in two days when Robin Yount LSmith S,2 1 0 0 0 1 1 Ruffin 6 7 1 1 Mullin 814 8 9 26, Taagle 8 1 7 A 4 20. ToF ly. Win (unsporlsmanlika conduct), 124. each of the last four years, took everything in stride. and Mulroncy began the evening by throwing out Parrott L.0-1 2 4 1 1 Tourtelolls at Coventry, 3:30 Wbodson 0-1, Maxiwea 82), CharlotW 811 which left fielder Pile Incaviglia lost in the lights and flicd out to the fence with two runners on base to end the HBP—Lemon by Boddicker. WP—Ritz, Petry. barl 4 6 0 6 8. Hardaway 7-17 5 7 19. Rich Second Overtime—7. Winnipeg, Ellatt 2 Chicago Boys Tsimls (Curry 2-4, Anderson 2-5 Tripucka 1-1, Kays “Sparky told me a couple of years ago that any chance ceremonial first pitches. Bush, a fomicr first baseman at Umpires—Home, Kosc; First Roe; Second. mond 9-13 1-1 19. Mardulkmis 7-8 4 6 18 Hig (Steen). 138 (pp). Penalty—Ruotsalainan, Edm went for an RBI uiple. Mookic Wilson singled home game as Chicago continued its mastery over the Breiven. Btelecki 6 2 1 1 Wethersfield st Manchester, 3:30 1- 1). Foulad out—None. Rebounds— Houston Morrison; Third. Barnett gins 2-5 0 6 6. Petarsan 0-3 0 6 0. Upshaw 0-3 (hooking), 135. he gets to put me on first base, he’ll do it — and he’s Yale University, also threw a ball about 40 rows up the Lancaster W. 1-0 2 1 0 0 East Catholic at Windham 380 53 (Otajuwon 19). Charlotte 45 (J.RRskf 14). Fernandez. T—2:54. A—15,352. 0 6 0. Bol 1-2 0 6 3, WWp 1-2 1-2 3. Smrsk 0 6 Shota on goal—Edmonton 14-7-76-0—34 MiVYImsS.I 1 1 0 0 Gkls Tennis Assists—Houston 33 (Floyd 10), Chariotta 32 doing it,” said Boggs. “1 treat it as an honor. first deck as he walked off the field. Athletics 5, Twins 3: At Oakland, Jose Canseco and 0 6 O.Totals 4892 23-29 128 Winnipeg 1 2 -188 81—40. WP—fV re tl Manchester al Wethersfield, 3:30 (Boguas 17). Total fouls—Houston 16, Charlotte White Sox 5, Brewers 3 Ban Antonio 33 40 35 24—132 “I just go with the flow. I go to first base and cheer for Then Stieb and three relievers took over, combining Mark McGwire hit their first home runs of the season Umpires—Homo, Wendolstedt; FIrsL West; East Catholic al Hamden. 3:30 28. Technicals—Houston Illegal defense 2. Kings 12, Flames 4 on a fivc-hitlcr as the Blue Jays won for the 1 llh time in CHIC AGO MILWAUKEE Secorid, Brocklander; Third, Marsh. A—23,901. OoMsn BUMS 34 22 30 20—122 Marty. Those walks can backfire as easy as they can.” and the World Series champions remained unbeaten with 1 Penders a b rh b i ab r h bl Thursday T -2 35. A-7,791. 3- Polnl goals—San Antonio 1-4 (Moors 1-2, Calgary 0 4 0— 4 Barrett grounded out twice after Boggs was walked in 14 home openers. The game drew the 41st straight sell their second suaighi victory over Minnesota. Sosa rf 5 0 0 0 Sheffild3b 4 1 1 1 Baseball Bucks 130, Magic 127 WflHama 8 1 , Wingate 0-1), Gokfan Stale 3 6 Loa Angels Flelchr 2b 4 5 3 - 1 t tentionally. The other time, after Boston look a 4-0 lead out in the SkyDomc. Canseco, who was injured for the first half of la.st 2 0 0 0 Surholfc 4 0 2 0 Reds 3, Astros 2 Fermi al Marrchasler. 3:30 MILWAUKEE (130) (Higgins 2-3, Bol 1-8 M u in 81 . Hwdaway 81. „ First ^ Peril od—1. Loa Angelas. Taykif 2 (Ellk. From Page 11 Cakfem If 3 0 1 2 Vbunlcl 5 0 1 1 Cheney Tech at Rocky HiU, 3:30 Lohaus 8-13 4-4 23, Fkibarts 514 8 2 12, R ic h m o n d 0-1). Fouled out—Nona. ^N tailla), 6 3 8 (pp). 2. Los Angelas, Granato 3 in the third, he walked and Mike Grecnwcll grounded “It was quite a night fur all of us, what with the Presi season but still finished with 17 home runs, led off the Gallaghr If 0 0 0 0 DPhrkrdh 3 0 1 0 CINCINNATI HOUSTON Covsnry at Bolton, 3:30 ab r h M a b rh b i Sikma 4-10 5 6 13, Humphries 7-11 8 7 21, Rebounds—San Antonio 51 (Ftoblnson 12), (Blaka)' 825. 3. Loa Angalaa, Sandatiom 2 into the third out. dent and the Prime Minister here,” Toronto manager Cito fifth with a drive to center against losing pitcher Tim Kittle dh 5 0 0 0 Hamitn pr 0 0 0 0 Softball Robertson 5 8 5 8 15. Krysikowiak 3-6 1-2 7. (Gretzky. Tonalll), 1136. 4, Lot Angalaa, Taylor Fisk c 4 1 2 Deerrf 2 0 0 0 Sabo3b 4 0 1 0 Yjung cf 5 0 1 0 MarKhester al Farmi, 3:45 p.m. Golden Stale 47 (Taagle 9). Assists-San An His career was interrupted by a near-fatal bcaning. “It BHatchrIf 5 1 1 0 Biggie c 4 0 1 0 Pierce 819 11-11 31, G.Andarson 1-1 0-1 2. tonio 35 (Strickland 8), Golden Stale 28 (Hw- 3 (Ekk. RoNtailla), 11:55. Panalliaa-Macinnie The three intentional walks lied the major league CMrinz 1b 3 1 0 Brock 1b 2 0 1 0 South Catoolic at East Catholic, 3.80 Grayer 3-3 0-0 6, Komat 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 4585 Cal (holding), 3:46; Naltraaa. Cal. doubla nVnor (the financial consideration) is almost parallel to what Ventura 3b 2 2 0 Felder pr 0 1 0 0 Larkin ss 4 0 2 0 Doran 2b 4 0 0 0 Bolton al Rocky Hill. 380 daway IS). Total fouls—Swi Antonio 25, Gol- record for a nine-inning game shared by many, including EDevisef 4 110 GDavis 1b 4 1 2 0 34-41 130. danS «ts21. A— 15,025. (crosa-chacking. unsportsmaNIka conduci) my (lad got. Financially, percentage wise, it’s about the Uohnsn cf 3 0 1 Frsnen 1b 2 0 0 0 Gkta Tannia ORLANDO (127) 4:12; Robatta, Cal (rougNng), 18:57; Krushal- Boston’s Carl Yastrzemski in 1968. Roger Maris and Guillen ss 3 1 1 Braggs If 4 1 1 1 Brungr 1b 4 1 1 0 Stubbs If 4 0 11 East Catholic at Winctiam 380 Belcher in mid-season form same," said the 6-1, 208-pound youngster, the oldest of Catladgs 11-19 7-10 29. Sm iti 1-9 3-3 5, EDiaz ss 3 0 0 0 ONeill rf 2 0 11 GWilson rf 4 0 0 0 nyskl, LA (rougNng), 16:57. Garry Templeton share the extra inning record of four. Acres 1-5 6-6 8. Skiias510 5 5 15. Iheus 9-15 three Penders boys. Bates 2b 1 0 0 0 Olivsr c 3 0 0 0 Caminit 3b 3 1 2 0 Saturday Second Period—5, Loa Angalaa. Granato 4 8 9 27. Turner 1-5 2-2 4. Reynolds 7-11 4-4 18, (Gretzky, Sandakom), 2:28. 6, Loa Angalaa. Tony Pena went 3-4 and drove in two runs in leading By Dick Brinster Vaughn ph 0 0 0 0 Gniley ph 1 0 0 0 Flamirz ss 4 0 0 0 Baseball Transactions fVndcrs chose UConn over Providence College. Sveum2b 2 0 10 Duncan 2b 2 0 1 0 Deshaies p 10 0 0 Newington at Manchester, 1 p.m. N.Anderson 4-7 0-0 8, Anslay 4-6 1-2 9, VIrv Millar 1 (Kaipar), 4:20. 7, Loa Angalaa. Boston’s 10-hil attack. Tlie Associated Press NL Roundup 'There arc several reasons but basically No. 1 Sandslrom 3 (Gretzky), 7:56. 8, Calgwy, OBo 2 Totals 30 5 5 S Totals 32 3 8 3 Layana p 0 0 0 0 Puhl ph 10 0 0 Windham al East Catholic, 11 a m. cent 2-3 8 0 4.Totals 4590 3841 127. Mike Boddicker blanked Detroit onlhrcc hits for four Quinns ph 0 0 0 0 Schtzdr p 0 0 0 0 Milwaukse 33 32 32 33—130 BASEBALL (Makarov. Roberts), 9:16. 9. CMgary, FYanhakn (UConn) caters more to mj ncctls academit^ly than 9 Chicago 000 023 000-5 AfTMMiCAfl LM aiDl innings, then left after the Tigers scored twice in die Tim Belcher isn’t taking credit for a near-miracle. A MHwaukes 100 020 000—3 Dibble p 0 0 0 0 Darwin p 0 0 0 0 Oriando 32 33 37 25—127 1 (Ono, Murzyn), 9:38i 10. Los Angaias, Providence because of what 1 want to major in (jour E—EDiaz, Higuera, CMarUrtez, LJohnson. Myers p 0 0 0 0 Ftohde^ 10 10 3-POint goals-Mkwaukaa 814 (Loltaus 3-7, TORONTO BLUE JA Y S ^ra d sd Brian Mor Gretzky 1 (Sandakom. Granato). 10:57. 11. fifth. three-hit shutout built on nothing fancy makes him think keeps the slider down," Gwynn said. “'Ihcn, he's one of nalism and writing). OP—Chicago 2 LOB—Chicago 8. Milwaukse Rifo p 1 0 0 0 Agoslo p 0 0 0 0 Radio, TV Pierce 2-4, Humphries 1-1, Sikma 0-1, rison, outfieWar, to the F’Ittaburgh Pirates lor Calgary. Ftaury 8 13:25. 18 Loa Angalaa, ENk Dennis Lamp pitched 1 13 innings before being an abbreviated spring training didn’t help anybody. the best pitchers in the game." 9. 2B—Calderon, Braggs. SB— Guillen (1). Oesler 2b 2 0 2 1 Ksrfeld p 0 0 0 0 Krystkowiak 81). Oriando 1-0 (Thaus 1-3, Joa Szakaly, catcher; assigned Siekely to 2 (Tayfor, Millar). 16:44. 13, Calgary. Niauwan- ‘That was the most important thing. Plus the way the dyk 2 (Makarov, Robarls), 19:05. Ffonal- Juan Samuel, acquired in u deal with the New York Calderon 2 (3). si—EDiaz. SF—Sheffield. Gml Herrvxtz p 0 0 0 0 Srnith 0-1, Turner 0-1, Sklles 0-3). Foulad Syracuse of tie kilematlonal League. replaced by Rob Murphy with runners on first and “I didn’t do a lot of pitching out there,” Belcher said recruitment process was held in a very classy m aniYcr (by len. Oberkll ph 0 0 0 0 out—Robarls. Rebounds—Mllwaukaa 50 baa—None second and one out in the seventh. after leading the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 1-0 victory Mels, provided the only run for the IXnlgcrs TUe.sday UConn). I can't say the same for Providence. (UConn) IP H R ER BB SO Trevirx) ph 0 0 0 1 Today (Stkma 12). Orlando 47 (Smith 7). Assists—Mll- PITTSBURGH PIRATES^ssignad Brian TNrd FYariod-14. Loa Angalaa. Taylor 4 Mornson, outfieldar, to lhair aatandad spring Tuesday night over the San Diego Padres. “I threw an oc with a solo shot. Chicago Totals 32 310 2 Totals 35 2 8 2 nwtukss 31 (Flobarlson 9), Oriando 32 (Smith (Duchaana. Btaka). 19:18 15. Loa Artgalaa, Murphy retired five batters in a row, setting up Lee Coach (Andy) Baylock is just a classy guy and I’m look 1 p.m. Tigers at Red Sox, training program. Reassigned Jell Richardson, King 4 5 3 3 0 1 Cincinnati 000 100 011—3 8). Total fouls-Milwaukae 30. Oriando 27. Sandakom 4 (Gretzky, Granato), 13:69. 18 Loa Smith for a second save two days in a row. casional good slider and one curveball and one chan- Cardinals 4, Kxpos 2: Bryn Smith, who left Monucal ing forward lo playing for him," Penders said. NESN A— 15,077. shortstop, from Salem of tie Carolina League Angalaa, Granato 5 (Duchaana. Ekk). 1734 Houston 000 100 001—2 Smith, possibly being showcased as the Red Sox try lo geup. Outside of that, I was just throwing fastball after last fall through free agency, beat his fonner teanmuites Radinsky W, 1 -0 11-31 0 0 1 0 E—Beruinger, Karfekf Sabo. DP— Houston 1:30 p.m. — Pirates al Mels, to Buftslo of the American Association. (pp). Panaltlaa—Tonalk, LA (tripping), 33; K'nUcrs thinks his son made a good choice. “Sure I’m FYII 2 0 0 0 1 1 2. LOB—Cincmnali 13, Houston 9. 2B—Vbung, Pistons 108, Knicks 98 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Signed Tom MeCrimmon, Cal (croaa-chacking), 5.38 Taylor, deal for a power hitler and starting pitcher, walked the fastball. by driving in the winning run and pitching five iimings happy with die decision." he said. “I’m h^py because EiMrards 0 0 0 0 1 0 EDavis, GDavis, Ftohde. SB— EDavis (1). Channel 9, WFAN (660-AM) DETRO(T(10i) Nisdonfuar, pitcher, to a mirKir league oonkact LA (holding), 737; Korn, Cal (rougNng). 1038; “1 guess the 32-day lockout affected hitters as well be «MR Loulsvilla of the American A sso^tion. Icadoff batter in the ninth. Then he nailed down his 236ih for St. Louis. academically and athletically I think this is the right BJones 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 S—Rijo, ONsill. SF—Trevirx) 7:30 p.m. — Stanley Cup Edwards 8 1 3 4-6 16. Rodnwi 4-8 2-3 10, Ftobarta, Cal. major-gama rNioonduct (alaah- cause they just missed a couple of pitches,” said Belcher, Thgpen S,2 1 2 0 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO Laimbeer 5 1 0 0-1 10, Johnson 8 1 4 2-4 18. Amarican Aaaoclallon •ng). 1630; Calgary bench, sarvad by Hunter career save. He is seventh all time, two behind Sparky His single put the Cardinals ahead 3-2 in the fourth. decision for him. It’s close to home, but he always Milwaukee playoffs: Bruins at Whalers, BUFFALO BISONS-Plaosd FVeo Rossy. In- 9 Cincinnati Thorms 9-16 2-3 21. Aguirrs 8 1 6 8 3 20, (unaportamarlika conduct), 1630. the major league leader in shutouts la.st year with eight. flekfar, on tia swan-day dtsablad UsL Lyle. Reds 3, Astros 2: Ron (X*sicr’s eighth-inning single wanted to go to UConn." Higuera 5 3 2 0 4 5 Fkjo 5 5 1115 SportsChannel, WTIC Oumars 0-3 2-3 2. Salley 8 4 5 6 11, Bedford Asked if he had double conccndaling knowing that he “1 threw a lot of fastballs. Filer L.0-1 1-3 1 2 2 1 1 Layana W.1-0 2 2 0 0 1 2 8:30 p.m. — Orioles at Royals, 0-0 8 0 0. Totals 4884 20-29 108. BASKETBALL off reliever Charley Kerfeld, who surrendered the win There were a lot of schools down south, in the neigh Mirabella 2-3 1 1 1 2 0 Dibble 1 1 1 0 0 2 NEW YORK (96) National Baaksiball Aaaoclallon may be traded al any lime, Smith said: “1 was fortunate in that respect. It wasn’t overpower borhood of 15-20, interested in Penders, hut he opted lo August 2 0 0 0 1 1 ESPN ning hit for the second suaight game, led Cinciiuutli over Myers S.1 1 0 0 0 0 2 Vandewaghe 4-10 2-2 11, WWker 4-7 2-8 10, DETROrr PISTONS—Activatad Joe Dumarp More sports "You have to conccnuatc. You can’t think of anything ing but it was enough.” Plesec 1 0 0 0 1 1 HouMon 11:30 p.m. — Stanley Cup guard, tom the injured liiL Ralaasad Ftalph Houston. suty in New England. Ewing 12-24 2-4 26, Cheeks 4-9 5 6 13. but (catcher) Tony Pena throwing bullets back at you. If Certainly enough to impress four-time National King pitched to 3 batters in the 5th, Mirabella Deshaies 5 4 1 1 4 2 playoffs: Rangers al Islanders G. Wilkins 6-12 6-6 19, Tucker 8 9 2-2 11, Jack- Lswta, guard. “It was a tough decision, but since I was a little kid I pitched to 1 batter in the 7th, Edwards pitched Schtzdr 1 2 0 0 0 1 son 3-7 0-0 6. Newman 0-1 8 0 0, Quinnelt 0-1 PHOENIX SUNS-Ralaasad Tim Laglar, — see page 17 you think of anything else, he’ll throw one off your League batting champion Tony Gwynn. Cubs 2, Phillies 1: Marvell Wynne's pinch single m always thought of myself as a Husky,” Penders said. lo I barter in the 8th. Danvin 1 1 0 0 0 1 (delayed), SporLsChanncl 2-2 2, Gray 8 0 OO O.Totals 36-80 21-27 98. guard. forehead.” “When he’s on, he gets a good fastball up there and the eighth gave Chicago the victory. Now, it's official. 4 \ 14—MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 11, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, April 11, 1990—15 I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GUUME Crossword by Henri Arnold and Bob Lae TV Tonight Unscramble these (our Jumbles, That d o e s It— one letter to each square, to form you're cured! FOOD/FASHION four ortinary words. 42 Musk cat Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 6 :0 0 P M QD CE) N e w s (CC) ® Run for Your Life 46 Fashion 8 :0 0 P M ® Normal Ufa (CC| The fa OCT 1 Absolute 47 Not many ® Who's the Boss? (CC) mily offers advice to Simon when he be §2) 5p) N ig h t C o u rt (C C ) T elevision v ie w 9 Antelopes 50 Frozen rain 11) Growing Pains comes the target of the school bully. (Post ers get an eyeful when the cameras of "A 13 Covet with 51 French poned from an earlier date) (In Stereo) Closer Look" invade Harry's courtroom. person (20 Mr. Belvedere (CC). vegetation ® ® Growing Pains (CC) A trip to the ®4) H o rizo n 14 Songstress 5 2 ------loss [2^ (30) (401 N e w s Chicken product Pesticides store for school supplies turns into an all- Cantrell 53 Eras d S Great New England Auction I [24 World of Ideas With Bill Moyers: A night adventure for Mike and Ben. (R) 15 Enclosure 54 Memory-loss [A&E] Spaceflight A survey of the ru LGI victim Mind for M usic (CC) Guest avante-garde ® It Takes a Thief 16 Actor Robert Apollo missions, from the first fatal at 56 Minute director Peter Sellars Part 1 of 2 (In De — (S) MOVIE: 'Alcatraz: The Whole tempt to Wally Schirra's successful flighi 17 Rara — opening Stereo) Shocking Story' A portrayal of the young and Neil Armstrong's moon walk. (60 4-u change 18 Pathetic 57 Meal '26 T .J. H o o k e r prompts warning est man ever sentenced to the notorious min.) 19 Medical courses .38, Family Ties (CC) Part 1 of 2. federal prison and the decades he spent euffis [CN N ] Larry King Live N UD EA^ WHAT HE FINALLr 20 Playwright DOWN I (57) Great New England Auction trying to escape. Michael Beck. Telly Sava- LEARWEP how t o 170 las, Ronny Cox. 1980, Part 1 of 2 [LIFE] MOVIE: 'M rs. Delafield W ants to Ctiftord — (61) Three’s Company Marry' An elderly couple's romance WHILE UYIN6 ONTHB 21 Crude metal 1 Fumbler's [3) MOVIE: 'Adventures of Gallant habits shocks their children and defies the con 22 Come all — exclamation [A& E] Decades: '70s Part 1 of 2. Bess' A wandering stunt rider finds love P5yCHlATRI5T'6 COUCH. to Col. Sanders 39 Lott ventions of their community. Katharine faithful 2 Part of the 21 Musical [CNN] World Today on the rodeo circuit. Cameron Mitchell. Au group 41 Wood Hepburn, Harold Gould, Denholm Elliott. 23 Sorceress of eye drey Long. Fuzzy Knight. 1948. FACEEF myth 3 Take care of 22 New — City deities [DIS] MOVIE: 'Snoopy, Come Home' 1986 Now arrange the circled letters to NEW YORK (AP) — The second 42 8loke Animated. Snoopy bids Charlie Brown fa (2$ MOVIE: 'Deathtrap' A noted Broad form the surprise answer, as sug 26 Eaerclse 4 Train rie. 23 Bite [U SA] MOVIE: 'The Kissing Place' Pre annual Organic Index, a nationwide 31 Shout of 5 Refrain from 24 Very small 43 Villain in rewell in order to return to his first owner way playwright desperate for a box office gested by the above cartoon. "Othello" miere After six years in captivity, a 10- Louis Harris Ball conducted for Or contempt noticing quantity 1972 Rated G. hit resofts to murder. Michael Caine. Chris Supermarket Sampler 25 Crumbles 44 Contender year-old kidnap victim undertakes a c ro ss 32 Pine 6 Dirt [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour topher Reeve. Dyan Cannon. 1982. IO N H I S p ^ ganic Gardening magazine, says 26 Determin 45 Other country quest for his real parents. Y Y 33 Emit coher 7 Israeli round Unsolved Mysteries (CC) Sched k ation 46 Reputation [HBO] MOVIE: 'American Anthem' Meredith Baxter-Birney, David Ogden Answer: OWN ] reports from 1989 on pesticides in ent tight dance 47 Right uled: a former San Diego law officer be Silers, Nathaniel Moreau. 1990. (In Stereo) 34 Feminine 8 Deuce 27 Actor Kevin Two gymnasts overcome personal and (Answers tomorrow oiu food supply had an impact on 48 Coup d’ — lieves fellow policemen were behind an making money off their bouillon suffix 9 Joyful physical obstacles in their pursuit of a posi ® Marshall Chronicles By Bonnie Tandy Leblang 28 Rowing tools 49 Female sol attempt on his life, a reputed nudist-camp 9 :3 0 P M ® Jumbles: FIFTY GROUP INNING VERIFY Americans’ eating habits. 35 Large deer 10 Hub of a tion on the national team Mitch Gaylord. (CC) Marshall is expected to help Johnny Yesterday's making machinery. I can’t imagine 29 Plaintiff diers (abbr.) swindler; the killing of a Colorado girl. (60 Answer He's always forgetting, but never this— and Carolyn Wyman 36 Angers wheel Janet Jones. Michelle Phillips. 1986 pass an exam in payment for being res According to the survey, 30 per 30 Examine 51 Wander min.) (R) (In Stereo) ■ “FOR GIVING" an impartial person saying, ‘Tomato 37 Spendthrift 11 Single part Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) cued from a bully. (In Stereo) cent of the respondents said ic y 39 Beginning 12 Back talk 32 What you 55 Compass @^4) Infinite Voyage (CC) A look at the point [LIFE] Supermarket Sweep Tyson Microwaved Chicken bouillon. What a great idea! It’s just 40 — tu. Brute (el.) walk with emerging science of chronobiology. which (3Q) FM (CC) Lee-Ann and her new have changed their eating habits in 41 Enemy 20 Over (poet.) 38 Soak (flax) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Cocoon: The Return' studies the internal rhythms found In all liv husband are audited by the IRS, and Ted ML" Sandwiches. Chicken breast, bar what we needed.” i some way; 28 percent said they have (CC) A group of senior citizens returns to holds the needed receipts. (In Stereo) '.Sd ,ip ,.i.> eh«c> . Nw..p.p»rtxKX... ing organisms. (60 mm.) Part 12 of 12. (In becue, and mini chicken From a consumer’s point of view, sought out organic produce or 1 T- T ~ T— m 10 IT TT Earth with Antarean benefactors to re- Stereo) [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Supernaturals' T~ 7“ r i • trieve endangered alien cocoons Don sandwiches. $1.29 to $139 per 4 to the tomato and fish crystals are (26) MOVIE; 'The Evil That Men Do' An Army recruits are attacked by Civil War produce grown with limited use of Ameche. Wilford Brimley, Hume Cronyn. ghosts while training in the Alabama back- especially puzzling. Carmed tomato 13 14 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) assassin is called out of retirement to per KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright 4.4-oz. box of one frozen sandwich chemicals. form one final assignment. Charles Bron woods. Maxwell Caulfield, Telia Balsam, or two mini sandwiches. soup is cheap and easily stored. And Wlien asked if they had ever 15 17 [TM C] M O V IE : 'The Rosary Murders' son, Theresa Saldana, Joseph Maher Bradford Bancroft. 1987. Rated R. (CC) A priest and a reporter try to capture 1984. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Dirty Rotten Scoun Carolyn: Colonel Sanders had fish juice comes unbidden everytime eaten organically grown fruits and ■ a Detroit serial killer w ho's been murdering drels' (CC) A sophisticated English con [3$) MOVIE; 'Som e Kind of Hero' An ex- you buy fresh fish. I didn’t know 11 «!! priests and nuns Donald Sutherland. Be better watch out. A new chicken vegetables, 57 percent said they had; Gl finds life at home more difficult than his man challenges his obnoxious American ri _ linda Bauer. Josef Sommer 1987 Rated val to a contest with the loser to be ban product is rising through the ranks how smart I was to throw it away a 19 percent increase over the 1 R six years as a POW. Richard Pryor, Margot A [iT m m Kidder, Ray Sharkey. 1982 ished from the French Riviera. Steve Mar and its name is TVson. The company until I sipped this awful stuff from previous year. [USA] He-Man and Masters of the tin, Michael Caine, Glenne Headly. 1988. ^ HO WAY T o Almost 65 percent said the single U n iv e rs e [57] Great New England Auction Rated PG. (In Stereo) has just produced a line of new Wyler’s. The tomato broth is too (§1) MOVIE: 'Earth Girls Are Easy' A trio frozen chicken sandwiches. The less thin to be recommended unless most important reason for eating or 6:30PM (S C B S News (CC) (InStereo) 9 :3 5 P M [DIS] MOVIE: 'Clash of the 31 of misguided aliens find themselves lusting ganic produce is the long-term heal ® C4Q) ABC News (CC). for Earth women after crash-landing in a Titans' Greek god Perseus faces mythol said about the mini sandwiches you’re recently recovering from a ogical b easts and dark m agic w hen he em th benefiL up from 56 percent the 34 (® Comedy Wheel San Fernando swimming pool Geena (made from some kind of chicken stomach illness. Davis, Jeff Goldblum, Julie Brown, 1989 barks on a quest to w in the hand o f A n d ro previous year. 01J Charles in Charge (CC). meda Laurence Olivier, Harry Hamlin, mush), the better. But the two chick The only flavors I really like are 37 [A& E] Am erica at W ar The fighter bom (18) N e w s w o rth y Claire Bloom. 1981 Rated PG. (In Stereo) en breast sandwiches are first-rank. the Mexican and cajun. They’re an The 1989 poll also showed that bers are launched by the U S, 84 percent indicated a preference for (20; Mam a's Family [CNN] PrimeNews 1 0:0 0 P M ® W iseguy (CC) A suicidal The regular one features a pep easy way to give all kinds of food a (22) (30) N B C N e w s (CC) Vinnie finds sanctuary in a wharfside organically grown fruits and [DIS] MOVIE: 'Chips, the War Dog' pery fried coating similar to the southern accent. The cajun is hot church, unaware that both MePike and a vegetables “if they cost the same as (24) Nightly Business Report (CC) A heroic German shepherd accom vengeful Kousakis are tracking him. (60 Colonel’s. The barbecue is covered enough to set off the kitchen smoke 38; Family Ties (CC) Part 2 of 2 panies an 18-vear-old recruit into battle min.) (In Stereo) other fruits and vegetables.” About during W o rld W a r II. Based on a true story with nothing but hickory smoked detector. The Mexican conjures up ® [40 E q u al J u s t ic e (C C ) M ike Jam es Love Connection Brandon Douglas, William Devane 1990 half of these respondents said they defends an abused wife. Gene Rogan tells images of tacos and sombreros. My [A & E ] Chronicle Italy's Palio, the world s (In Stereo) barbecue sauce (tons better than the would still buy organically grown oldest horse race. his elderly mother not to drive; Bach's por sweet catsupy sauces currently sold only worry is that these bouillon [ESPN] Major League Baseball Maga trait IS the staff joke; J o A n n and Peter face fruits and vegetables “if they cost [ESPN ] SportsLook zin e each other in court (60 min ) (In Stereo) in most supermarkets). Both feature flavors are too new for cookbooks to more or not.” [LIFE] Rodeo Drive [HBO] MOVIE: Sing' (CC) A group of ® News (CC) tender, firm white meat breast tell me how to use them. During 1989, major food chains inner-city music students stage a perform Inside Edition (11) W P I X N e w s 7 :0 0 P M ance extravaganza in an effort to save their 4-n pieces of the highest quality and soft set aside store space for organic ® (22; W heel of Fortune (CC) deteriorating high school Lorraine Bracco. (18) Synchronal Research eggy rolls dotted with sc.same seeds. Wishbone Olive Oil Vinaigrette produce; Adweek, a leading trade C.9j C o s b y S h o w (CC). (In Stereo) Peter Dobson, Jessica Steen 1989 Rated (22) ;30 Q u a n tu m Leap (CC) W hen Sam O PG-13 (InStereo) Apparently we fast food lovers Dressing. Regular and lite. $1.79 weekly for advertising and market (11 Jeffersons (CC) leaps into the persona of a w om anizing per 16-oz. or 99 cents per 8-oz. JD “n [LIFE] Moonlighting college professor in 1972, he encounters ® 1990 Oy NEA. Inc. have a new commander to salute. ing, named organic fo ^ s one of the (18) U n to u c h a b le s his lost love and attempts to reshape the [M A X ] MOVIE: 'April Fool's Day' A bottle. year’s hottest products; and 21 states past (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) Bonnie: Tyson’s barbecued ^ F (20 K a te & A llie (CC) group of young preppies face death from SNAFU by Bruce Beittle chicken sandwich is the best of this Bonnie: The unique thing about had organic labeling laws, defini (24) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour an unknown source when they are '24 Crisis: Urban Education A profile of tions or certification programs, up (26 P o lic e S to ry Part 1 of 2 stranded on an island Deborah Foreman. New York City's Central Park East Secon new line. It’s an unbreaded boneless these two new vinaigrette dressings CELEBRITY CIPHER dary School Part 3 of 4 ~ m Celebrity Cipher c.’yptograms are created from quotations by famous Griffin O'Neal. Deborah Goodrich 1986 7 T are the oil and vinegar they contain. from 12 states at the start of 1989, [30 40 Current Affair breast of chicken, dipped in bar The Associated Press people, past and present. Each letter in the cipher stands for Rated R (In Stereo) 26 (6^ N e w s 0 o another. Today's d ue E equals Q '38) C h e e rs (CC) becue sauce that is quick to make, Instead of the soy oil used most fre Organic Gardening said. [TM C] MOVIE: 'All of Me' A hapless [38 H o g a n 's H e ro e s '57 Great New England Auction lawyer struggles for control after a can quently, these contain extra-virgin MORI PREVIEW — A model presents a black and mauve printed wool coat worn over a Stevie Daniels, the magazine’s (57 G re a t N e w E n g lan d A u c tio n low in fat and calories, and ^ DO 'ZDZOJ BYV NZZN (61 H u n te r tankerous heiress' soul takes over one olive oil. Both are unsaturated oils mauve Cashmere pull-over dress. More of Hanae Mori’s 1990-1991 Fall Winter ready-to-wear executive editor, says the 1990s will side of his body Steve Martin, Lily Tomlin. [A&E] Living Dangerously An explora economical. It does contain 510 mil H • < [A&E] New Wilderness be the “organic decade.” Victoria Tennant 1984 Rated PG tion of the dolphin (60 min.) ligrams of sodium, so eat it with a but researchers currently think that collection was shown in Paris last month. FV LFN OZAYMFDZN [CNN] M o n e y lin e “Organic produce will no longer m [USA] Murder, She Wrote [CNN] C N N N e w s tossed salad or sliced fresh monounsaturates such as olive oil [ESPN] SportsCenter be tucked into a specialty comer as a 8 :3 0 P M ® Sydney (CC) When Jill is [HBO ] One Night Stand (CC) Featured: vegetables instead of pickles or arc better for a cholesterol-lowering Y N Z O F Z N C H [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire comic Bobby Slayton (R) (In Stereo) secondary item,” Daniels said. “In kidnapped, Sydney launches a desperate potato chips. diet. [USA] Miam i Vice (In Stereo) search to find her (In Stereo) 1 0 :3 0 P M 11) USA Tonight stead, organic fruits and vegetables QOCMZNEKZ Instead of a white or wine 1 rn (8^ '40 Head of the Class (CC) Aristotle <16 Synchronal Research The other sandwiches in the line Menus 7 :3 0 P M Entertainment Tonight will take center stage in produce lends support as Charlie struggles with his vinegar. Wishbone used a combina Profile of actor Rudolph Valentino (In 20 Odd Couple are higher in fat and contain the departments as larger, multiregion PYOFPYMKOZN CH Stereo) acting career tion of red wine and balsamic. Bal '24 Crisis: Urban Education A profile of flavor enhancer monosodium r~ 0 0 [A&E] Crusade in Europe El Duce s rise growers come into the market. Or Cb ) 22 Jeopardy! (CC) Rochester's "Call to Action " experiment. samic is a sweet, pungent dark- to pow er in Italy ends w ith a public dem on glutamate (MSG). Where the BBQ Senior Citizen bread, parmesan cheese, tropical sandwich, fruiL milk. LFBNZAH.' — L.A. Part 4 of 4 ganic could jump from 2 percent to O O 19; Kate & Allie (CC) stration against his corpse and breast sandwiches arc made colored vinegar, which is aged like The following lunches will be fruit. Tuesday: Roast beef with gravy, 11 WPIX News ?6 MOVIE: 'Kill Me if You Can' The 20 percent of the total produce sold [ESPN] Major League Baseball: Teams fine wine and currently in vogue. O " n story of Caryl Chessman. California's noto served at Mayfair Gardens and Wes- Thursday: Chicken noodle soup, baked potato, mixed vegetables; Egg B Z V P W Z V . 20 38 M*A‘S*H to B e A n n o u n c e d (3 hrs ) (Live) with chicken breasts, the mini in this country.” rious rod light bandit, who was arrested Although expensive, a little goes a ihill Gardens the week of April catch of the day, mashed potatoes, salad sandwich, fruit, milk. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The trouble with '30 Hard Copy sandwiches have processed and re The Organic Index, conducted by unemployment is that the minute you wake up in the 9 :0 0 P M 3 J a k e and th e Fatm a n (CC) and charged with sex crimes Talia Shire, long way and many people prefer 16-20 to Manchester residents who baby whole carrots, whole wheal Wednesday: Baked chicken 40 Cosby Show (CC) An adult-magazine publisher on trial for Alan Alda. Walter McGinn 1977 formed white and dark chicken. Louis Harris and Associates, was morning you're on the job." — Slappy White. the taste. arc 60 or older: bread, tartar sauce, fresh fruit. quarter with gravy, whipped potato, [A&E] World of Survival murder is shocked by the identity of 38 Hogan's Heroes I can recommend keeping Tyson’s based on 1,250 telephone interviews McCabe s key witness (60 min ) (R) (In Monday: Apple juice, baked ham Friday: Cranberry juice, chicken spinach; TUrkey sandwich, fruit, [CNN] Crossfire f61 Three's Company BBQ saridwich in the freezer for Like most bottled dressings, these with randomly selected adults Stereo) with raisin sauce, oven roasted ala king, rice, Scandinavian milk. O O [DIS] Danger Bay (CC) J L s pilot father [8 ) [40 D o o g ie H o w se r. M D. (CC) Doo- [HBO] MOVIE: 'Major League' (CC) A whenever you need a quick bite. new Wishbone dressings contain too throughout the United States. The m 2 tells her he is going blind (In Stereo) gie regrets letting Vinnie videotape him rag tag group of baseball players try to potatoes, broccoli-cauliflower, vcgcuiblcs, dinner roll, apple crumb Thursday: Baked mcatloaf with turn their poor performance around Tom much sodium and too many thick survey was conducted between Nov. [ESPN] Home Run Derby: W illie Mays while making hospital rounds (R) (‘n whole wheat bread, cranberry jewel cake. gravy, whipped potato, broccoli; Berenger. Charlie Sheen, Corbin Bernsen "Escaped convict? Sorry, haven't seen him. 6 and Dec. 13, 1989. o > vs. Mickey Mantle (R) Stereo) Wyler’s Instant Bouillon. eners and preservatives. I don’t see 1989 Rated R (In Stereo) salad. Chicken sa l^ sandwich, fruiL milk. Tomato, fish, mild Mexican and the need to buy this bottled dressing Meals on Wheels > r" ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson Tuesday: Cranapplc juice, meat- Friday: Stuffed shells with FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves when combining olive oil and bal 00 CD c^jun. $1.59 to $1.69 per 2.5 to 3- loaf with onion gravy, chccscy The following meals will be tomato sauce, zucchini, wax beans; samic vinegar is so easy. oz. jar. noodles, spinach, rye bread, served to Meals on Wheels clients Tuna salad sandwich, fruiL milk. WE DELIVER 0 0 > Bonnie: These new instant bouil " H e® COME-b Carolyn: This new oil and apricots. the week of April 16-20. The hot For Home Delivery, Call > lons from Wyler arc innovative. vinegar dressing is Wishbone’s at Wednesday: Apricot juice, veal noon meal is listed first and the cool All public schools in Manchester, ■ 0 NVYOOR 19^", X f/NAt-LY t Having instant tomato, fish, tempt to cash in on the cholesterol- parmesan, pasta with Italian sauce, evening meal second: Coventry and Bolton will be closed 647-9946 Mexican and cajun flavors on the Italian mixed vegetables, Italian Monday: Mild American chop the week of April 16-20 for spring ACHiev^P FINANCIAL I lowering claims of olive oil and the Monday to Friday. 9 to 6 sucy. carrots, green beans; Chicken vacation. shelf may also be helpful to some snob appeal of balsamic vinegar. As a s ? ; b a n k 'm . lNpFf>FNP>FNcF~-^ | cooks, but with the excessive much as I hate to admit it, the No ONE IN amount of sodium in them, they’re regular version of it is richer, thicker not healthful. If, for example, you and more flavorful than regular oil Chocolate top flavor in U.S. W/L/. l ENP used the fish bouillon to nvakc fish and vinegar. Loo^iTig Qoeyv stock for a soup, each cup of that What I don’t understand is why NEW YORK (AP) — According apple, orange and coffee. L A N Y AIONFY- stock would contain 1170 mil Wishbone felt compelled to also to a recent Gallup survey, chocolate The more money Americans unices ffairstyfiru] ligrams sodium. That’s approaching make a light version. Compared to is America’s favorite flavor. It sur make, the more likely they arc to the recommended limits for an en creamy dressings many people passed other leading flavors, includ choose chocolate as their favorite SPRING SPECIAL tire day! Compare that to a cup of prefer, oil and vinegar IS light. TTic ing vanilla, by a 3-to-l ratio. flavor, die Chocolate Manufacturers $10.00 Coupon THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom PHIPPS by Joseph Farris Eighty-four percent of the freshly made fish stock that could light version of this new olive oil Association says. in your new look for Spring and Summer we offer households in the United States use contain as little as 25 milligrams. In vinaigrette is too light and like Younger Americans have a you $10.00 off an any perm with Ginny, Tina or "TO WyCHAUFfEUe.CHAPtaS, I ^ „AUP TDiV\y FAVOPITg MePHBW ) chocolate, whether in desserts, THI6 FDior, rue ^ my opinion, there’s no choice. people who are too thin, it suffers su-ongcr preference for chocolate 8&S>UtATH TUB OF snacks or beverages, according to Marie - and all of our clients receive a 2 oz. Paul ^T 0 6 ’, I„." T-----—^ ^ OU? e^WTLE/VIAKJ, e is , Besides, adding Mexican or cajun from sharpness, angularity and than older Americans, and people in Mitchell travel size shampoo or hairspray. TO (WY FAITWFOL HOOOBKBefB^, flavor to your food can be more the survey. The survey results were the western part of the United States anemia. In an atutmpt to correct this. released by the Chocolate Manufac Please bring ad in as coupon PII^HWIFg,425 ,0 0 0 ,,. healthfully done with spices. Com Wishbone has thrown in lots of are more likely to prefer chocolate 7 / turers Association of the U.S.A. than those located in the eastern part 228 Boston Tpk. fi V bine some salt, black pepper, seasonings. They don’t help much Over 50 percent of the women of the country. cayenne pepper, paprika, dry mus and, in fact, look disconcertingly Bolton, Ct. 643-1759 3 tard, and thyme for a cajun fiavor- surveyed said chocolate is their The survey results arc based on like dirt that accidentally fell in. favorite flavor. Forty-two percent of Expires 5-31-90 ing; ground cumin and chili for telephone interviews with a random the men said they prefer chocolate ly selected national sample of 1,000 Mexican. 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Dear Abby Holiday Lanes will serve as host to the duckpin NBA Roundup PEOPLE professionals on Oct. 13-14. It’ll be the sixth stop on a seven-stop tour with first prize money $2,000 and a total Abigail Van Buren Libraries serve purse of $11,500. By Tom Canavan The tour begins April 28-29 at Wamesit Lanes in The Associated Press Tewksbury, Mass., and winds up Nov. 17-18 at Fair all of community Lancs in Baltimore, Md., with the Masters Tournament. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Too old. Can’t run. Hazards lurking NFL hit by antitrust suit Not enough bench. Lousy road team. In an age when information is considered the most There are a lot of reasons the Boston Celtics should ■ 'J valuable commodity we possess, the nation’s library sys NEWARK, NJ. (AP) — The NFL, saying it wasn’t not be making a run at winnning the Atlantic Division in the bathroom tem may be our most undervaluwl and neglected resource surprised to be the target of an antitrust suit by players, this season. \ for the future. This is the only place where nation’s said labor-management difficulties should be solved at So have you glanced at the NBA’s Atlantic Division knowledge is accumulated, indexed and made accessible the bargaining table and not in court. standing lately? DEAR ABBY: I am writing this because I believe it to any citizen who asks for it Eight players filed the suit in federal court on Tbesday, The Celtics (47-29) moved within a game of first- may help your readers to avoid a tragedy. National Library Week is coming this month (April accusing the league of antitrust violations arising from place Philadelphia (49-28) on Tuesday n i^ t by posting Last year, our 11-year-old son, Daniel, fell through a 22-28), as is the first (in Blinois) of a series of governors’ free agency. their fourth straight victory with a 112-96 decision over glass shower panel, severing an artery, a nerve and three conferences leading to the White House Conference on “Our attorneys will deal with it,” the NFL Manage the New Jersey Nets, while the 76ers were dropping a muscles above the elbow. He required 5'/2 hours of Library and Infoimation Services in 1991. ment Council said in a statement. ”... Further litigation is 123-111 decision to Atlanta. reconstructive surgery and five units of blood. He is still You may not have been inside a library since your stu , no answer to the problem arising from this labor dis “They have a lot of talent, I mean they weren’t beating undergoing physical therapy, and we are hoping that dent days, but today’s libraries bear little resemblance to pute.” us with mirrors out there,” former Celtics and current eventually he will regain full use of his arm and hand. the austere “poor person’s university” of yesterday. They Eight players, including Green Bay quarterback Don Nets coach Bill Fitch said of Boston. “I like the way they Abby, please ask your readers to check their shower are at the center of the information revolution. Majkow^i, filed the suit 10 days after NFL’s suit against play when they’re miming and their intensity is up. It enclosures to make sure they have shatter-proof glass, or It is dismaying, therefore, that the Bush budget the NFL Players Association, which claims it has been looks to me that they need to step up a level and, if they some kind of plastic glass substitute (Plexiglas is one.) A proposal for 1991 cuts more than 71 percent from current decertified as agent for the players. do, I wouldn’t want to face them in the playoffs.” law passed about 20 years ago made installation of non federal funding. To save $100 million (minuscule in a “Sure we’d like to finish in first place,” Larry Bird shatter-proof glass in showers illegal. However, showers $1.2 trillion budget), the administration would trigger the Graf returns to action said after scoring 19 points as the Celtics won for the installed before that time may have glass that is not shat elimination of the most far-reaching programs offer^ by AMELIA ISLAND, Fla. (AP) — A broken thumb eighth time in 11 games. “But we’ve had our chances to The Associated Press ter-proof. sidelined Steffi Graf for two months but hasn’t broken be in first place. If we had taken care of business at Also, it’s a good idea to teach young children never to public libraries. Eileen D. Cooke, director of the Washington office of her stranglehold on women’s tennis. home, we’d be in first place now and the other teams A RARE MOMENT — Calgary’s Jamie Macoun (34) controls the puck as Wayne Gretzky lock the bathroom door, because a bathroom can be a the American Library Association (ALA), hopes that The world’s No. 1 player, returning to competition for would be looking up at us.” dangerous place. If Daniel had locked himself in the of the Kings attempts to hinder his efforts in their Stanley Cup playoff game Tuesday night Congress will restore the cuts. But something seems the first lime since a Feb. 6 skiing accident, advanced to Kevin McHale led a balanced scoring attack with 24 bathroom when he fell through the shower door, much at the Forum. The Kings won, 12-4. badly askew when the nation’s top officials have such the third round of the Bausch & Lomb Championships points and 13 rebounds. Reggie Lewis added 21 points time would have been lost in our effort to help him. little understanding of the role of education and informa with a 6-1,6-0 victory over Petra Langrova on l\icsday. for Boston and Robert Parish had 18 and 10 rebounds. GRATEFUL IN “Right from the beginning I felt good,” said Graf, who Spurs 132, Warriors 122: David Robinson has been GREAT NECK, N.Y. tion in the democratic society. • For businesses, libraries provide books, periodicals, extended her winning streak to 53 consecutive matches. well worth the wait for San Antonio. DEAR GRATEFUL: And I am grateful to you for a directories, computerized data searches and demographic The rookie center scored 36 pwints and grabbed 12 Gretzky-led Kings on verge valuable letter. You arc correct to point out that a data for market analysis. Depository libraries make avail Rogers suspended from job rebounds in leading the San Antonio Spurs to a 132-122 bathroom can be a very dangerous place. Pills, razor able locally the federal government’s enormous output of COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — As of today, former South victory over the Golden State Warriors on TUesday night. blades and electric hair dryers are potentially hazardous printed and electronic information, including census data, Carolina football star George Rogers is suspended from The Spurs (50-2S) achieved the sixth 50-win sea.son in in the hands of an unsupervised child. Also, toddlers The Associated Press on computer. hit job as a fund-raiser for his alma mater following.his franchise history. San Antonio, which went 21-61 in of ousting defending champs have been known to drown in toilets and scald themsel arrest on cocaine charges. 1988-89, is 29 games ahead of its record at this time last ves with very hot tap water. CRYING FOR VAUGHAN — An unidentified woman cries as she passes by the horse- Libraries assist new and growing businesses with such needs as patent research, securing government contracts “A decision has been made to suspend George Rogers year. Your suggestions to teach very young children never to drawn hearse carrying the casket of singer Sarah Vaughan in Newark, N.J. Monday. without pay until the charges against him arc resolved,” Jazz 114, SuperSonics 102: Karl Malone’s 33 points By The Associated Press faceoff and the puck went to Ellctt, lock the bathroom door is a good one. A better idea and researching maricet data. Librarians at the Toledo- Vaughan was an internationally known jazz singer. Lucas County Public Library in Ohio recently helped university spokeswoman Debra Allen said Tuesday. and John Stockton’s 20 assists sparked Utah to a who rifled a slap shot from the point O would be to have no lock on the bathroom door acces NHL Playoffs more thiui 25 area firms get federal contacts. Rogers, the 1980 Heisman Trophy winner, was ar franchise-record 52nd victory. Seattle’s loss, combined Just how important is Wayne past Edmonton goaltcndcr Bill Ran- sible to a child. JD T I • For individuals, libraries may supply information on retted along with Melvin Metz, 31, and Marcus Gilliam, with Houston’s victory over Charlotte, dropped the GretzJcy? ford. DEAR ABBY: Your suggested response for the sion in Greenwich, is ironclad. subjects as diverse as changing careers, taxes and invest 2*. also a former South Carolina football player and the Sonics one-half game behind the Rockets in the battle for The Calgary Flames, who are 4-0 to square that scries 2-2. Maple Leafs 4, Blues 2: Gary ^ F woman whose “friends” telephone to mention having Reagan was ‘Mr. America’ Mrs. Trump’s spokesman, John Scanlon, said ments, home buying and maintenance. Says the ALA, target of Saturday’s drug raid. The three were released the final Western Conference playoff slot. facing Gretzky’s Los Angeles Kings Tonight, Boston is at Hartford and Leeman, who scored 51 goals in the seen her son’s name in the newspaper (for an arrest) was Tuesday that ^ter Mrs. Trximp gives her deposition. reference libraries answer millions of questions a year, the same day after posting $5,(KX) bonds. Blazers 106, Timberwolves 94: Clyde Drexler scored now, are one game away from Buffalo is at Montreal in the Adams regular season, got his first of the — m far too gentle. to broadcaster Sevareid Trump will have to give his, and Mrs. Trump also everything from “Where can I find the latest on Al Conviction on the charges carries a maximum of five 26 points and Jerome Kersey had 22 as Portland won its elimination in the first round of the playoffs as Toronto kept alive slim A proper response would have been: “Thank you for Division playoffs, with the home O o WARRENSBURG, Mo. (AP) — Nearly 50 years will ask court permission to question 40 other people zheimer’s disease?” to “How tall is Hulk Hogan?” The years in prison. 54th game, second-most in franchise history. Portland NHL playoffs a year after winning teams leading 2-1. In the Hitrick hopes of extending its season past calling this to my attention again. Excuse me, I have an ago, broadcaster Eric Sevareid saw Ronald Reagan — including Miss Maples, the woman with whom New York Public Library alone answers 5 million went 58-24 in 1977-78. Portland also won for the eighth the Stanley Cup. Division, the New York Rangers the first round. Scott Pearson, Dave errand to run.” (Click.) ^ CD on a Warner Bros, movie lot and immediately iden Trump has been linked. telephone inquiries per year. time in its last 11 road games and has 21 road victories, The Winnipeg Jets, ousted from carry a 2-1 lead to Long Island Hannan and Ed Olezyk also scored JUDY T. IN DALLAS Falcons may take George H - < tified him as “Mr. America.” Jay Goldberg, one of Trump’s attorneys, said the • For the community, libraries provide information the most since the 1977-78 club went 22-19. the playoffs five times in previous against the New York Islanders and for Toronto, which uavels to St. P.S. And people who persist in bringing this up should ATLANTA (AP) — Illinois quarterback Jeff George, m . It was 1941, and as a reporter for then fledgling documents his client is seeking would “demonstrate needed to operate local governments, data for small busi Hawks 123, 76ers 111: Dominique Wilkins scored 29 years by Gretzy-led Edmonton, are New Jersey has a 2-1 lead heading Louis for Game 5 of the series be told, “Out of respect for my son, we do not discuss one of three dozen juniors entering the NFL draft, is the points and Moses Malone had 23 as Atlanta snapped a suddenly within one game of Thursday night. O 12 CBS News, Sevareid also met Warner Bros, stars like without question the infirmity of her claim.” nesses on contracts, essential information for students of into Washington. this matter outside the family.’ likely No. 1 choice of the Atlanta Falcons, who have the three-game losing streak and pulled within one-half eliminating the Oilers from the Stan Rod Brind’Amour had both St. Gary Cooper and Marlene Dieuich. But Reagan most He dismissed her plans to call Miss Maples as pos all ages. The public libraries are at the heart of the drive “It’s tough to get any recognition DEAR JUDY: You’re right. Especially since these first pick in the April 22 draft. game of Cleveland in the battle for the eighth and last ley Cup chase. Louis goals, the latter cutting the impressed him, Sevareid recalled Monday night in a turing. to reduce illiteracy. In some meUopolitan areas as many on this club,” Gretzky joked after “friends” were people she hardly knew. “We’ve been in regular touch with the Falcons this Eastern Conference playoff berth. With Gretzky passes igniting the Toronto lead to 3-2 with 6:41 to speech at Central Missouri State University. as 20 languages are spoken; library literacy programs at teammates Dave Taylor, Tomas DEAR ABBY: You had something wonderfully funny Show never found identity week, and Jeff’s excited about the pro.spect of playing in Pistons 108, Knicks 98: Isiah Thomas scored 21 offense, Los Angeles parlayed a hat play. Olezyk’s goal into an empty “You could see immediately he was the Eagle tack this problem. Sandsuom and Tony Granato scored in your column about “love.” It ended with ... “and the Atlanta,” his agent, Leigh Steinberg, said. points and Mark Aguirre 20 and Deuoit outscored New Uick of hat tricks into a 12-4 rout of net with 22 seconds left made sure r - 3D Scout, Mr. America,” Sevareid said. NASHVILLE, Tcnn. (AP) — Dan Miller, who FederaJ grants are used to plan library literacy three goals apiece against the position is ridiculous.” What’s the rest of it, and who said George said Tuesday that he would “love to play” for York 30-17 in the first 10 minutes of the third quarter. die Flames on Tuesday night for a that St. Louis wouldn’t sweep O O In the White House, 40 years later, Reagan’s ap spent the past 15 months as Pat Sajak’s announcer programs, to train librarians and volunteers and to Rames. GretzJcy scored his playoff- it? the Falcons. The Pistons led only 51-49 at halftime but made 12 of 3- 1 lead in the Smythe Division against the team that beat it seven peal “did prove to be almost irresistible for quite and late-night sidekick, says the canceled talk show provide materials and facilities for local programs. record 87th goal. Q T i GOING CRAZY IN "Being a quarterback, you want to be wanted,” he said their first 17 shots in the first 10 minutes of the third playoffs. times in eight regular-season games. some time,” Sevareid said, in remarks concerning the just never found its identity. Librarians like Mary Jo Dwyer of the Tri-County Cir m r n KETCHIKAN, ALASKA •in a telephone interview. “If Atlanta wants me ... I’d period and opened an 81-66 lead. Winnipeg, which managed only Jets 4, Oilers 3: “We can taste North Stars 4, Blackhawks 0: relationship between the presidency and the press. “We tried to play it safe,” said Miller, who was an cuit Rider’s Health Information Service in Texas help DEAR GOING: Here it is: “The price is prohibitive, love to go.” Rttrick Ewing scored 26 points and Gerald Wilkins 19 one victory in 18 playoff games it,” Ellctt said after his goal put Don Barber, scoreless in three “I think he did make most people feel better,” al anchorman at WSMV in Nashville when Sajak was a bring medical research — sometimes in emergency situa P 03 the pleasure is transitory and the position is ridiculous.” for New York. against Edmonton when Gretzky Winnipeg on the verge of eliminat games as Chicago built a 2-1 mar though by his second term Reagan had nothing new weatherman at the station from 1972 to 1975. tions — to doctors, who use it to diagnose and treat dis And Lord Chesterfield supposedly said it. Pistons activate Joe Dumars Rockets 115, Hornets 112: Akeem Olajuwon had 27 was the ringleader, got its third vic ing Edmonton, “but we still know gin, got two goals in the first 11:41 to offer, Sevareid said. “It never found its own identity,” Miller said this eases. O O NEW YORK (AP) — The Detroit Pistons activated points and 19 rebounds and Houston, battling for a tory in four games against the Oilers it’s not going to be easy to win that of the game TJicsday night as Min Sevareid’s son,,Michael, is an adjunct lecturer and week. “We were trying to take ourselves too serious A thousand books are published daily, 9,6(X) different guard Joe Dumars fom the injured list on Tue.sday and playoff berth, curtailed a late comeback by Charlotte. when Dave Ellett’s goal at 1:08 of last game.” nesota squared what has been the m z graduate student at Central Missouri. ly-” periodicals yearly, in the United States. New tech released guard Ralph Lewis. The Rockets entered the game trailing Seattle by l '/2 the second overtime provided a 4-3 Winnipeg got the break it needed only evenly contested scries in the a > There’s no hard feelings toward Sajak, said Miller. nologies — computer, facsimile, photocopying, telecom Dr. Gott Ivana is fighting back “I’m grateful to Pat. It was a nice opportunity, a nice Dumars had been sidelined since March 27, when he games and Denver by one-half game for the final triumph. in the first minute of the second Campbell (Tonfcrcnce. > r“ munications — allow libraries to network and “access” fractured a bone in his left hand. He had been expected to 03 NEW YORK (AP) — Ivana Trump’s lawyers arc challenge,” he said. Western Conference playoff spot. In the Norris Division, Toronto extra period when defenseman Reijo Thanks to Barber’s early scores, J3 any information they do not own. miss four weeks. asking court permission to question Marla Maples Miller, once an anchorman for KCBS-TV in Los Sleepy Floyd had 23 points and Maxwell 20 for the averted being swept in its series Ruotsalaincn pulled down Win Jon Casey was able to settle in on Libraries reach out to the blind, the handicapped and He also broke his left hand last season, missing 12 Rockets. Curry had 21 for Charlotte, which had its club- J 3 > Peter Gott, M.D. and dozens of Dona)d Trump’s associates as they add Angeles, said he didn’t know where his career would with St. Louis by beating the Blues nipeg’s Thomas Steen on a the way to his first career playoff the ill with bookmobiles and other services. games. record three-game winning streak broken. > “ • another swirl to the Trump divorce potboiler. take him next. 4- 2, and Minnesota beat Chicagobreakaway. Steen won the ensuing shutout. He made 29 saves. Her lawyers also are asking judge Phyllis Gangel- “D Jacob to force Trump to limit the documents he is Company bows to LeMond Inform physician demanding that his wife turn over in her lawsuit to RENO, Ncv. (AP) — The maker of a bicycle com invalidate the couple’s posmuptial agreements. puter agreed to stop using two-time Tour de France Among the items his lawyers have asked for arc winner Greg LeMond’s name, photograph or likeness Today is Wednesday, April 11, the 101st day of 1990. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 those relating to “any threats made or undue in in advertising without his approval. of medications There are 264 days left in the year. fluence practiced” by Trump on his wife, all his But the civil lawsuit filc^ against Avocct Inc. last Lott/Lond for Sole . Notices Merchandise Musical Items...... Today’s highlight in history: Invetfmenf Property ..•4 wife’s personal diaries since 1976 and all “letters, month by LeMond remains in effect under the Cameras and Photo Equipment.... Lotl/Found...... 01 Butin#!! Property . ..•5 DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m being ueated for hyperten memos, notes and greeting cards” from him to her. stipulation signed by botli parties and approved Tues On April 11, 1945, during World War II, American Pets ond Su p plie s...... Pvrsonalt...... 02 Raiort Property .... 1^5^ Speciolisf^ it! ...71 ..M sion with Tenormin and am considering having prostate soldiers liberated the notorious Nazi concentration camp Announcamtntt...... 03 Miscellaneous tor Sale ...... •7 Mrs. Trump’s lawyers filed suit last month chal day by U.S. District Judge Bruce Thompson. M o rtga o # !...... Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Buchenwald in what is now East Germany. Auction!...... 04 Too S a le s ...... M surgery. Should I discontinue my medication prior to lenging Trump’s claim that she waived her right to LeMond endorsed the Avocet cyclometer in 1989 Wanted to B u y ...... Services RoofIng/SIdIng...... On this date: Financial...... 05 F loorin g...... Wanted to B u y /T rad e...... 19 surgery, so as to prevent any poor reaction while under half his estimated $5 billion fortune in a scries of for a $60,(XX) fee, but that contract ended last year ...74 In 1814, Napoleon Bonaparte abdicated as emperor of Rentals Child C o re ...... E lectricol...... anesthesia? postnuptial agreements, the last signed in 1987. and he didn’t give his permission to continue using Employment & Education Cleaning Serylces...... H eotlng/Plum blng...... TV/Stereo/AoDMonces...... 75 Room! tor R#nl...... DEAR READER: As you imply, certain medications She alleged in the court papers that Trump in his image, according to his lawsuit. France and was banished to the island of Elba. Port Tim# H#lp Wont#d...... 10 Lawn C o r e ...... Miscellaneous Serylces. Machinery and Tool!...... 76 Apartment! for Rent..... Automotive In 1689, William III and Mary II were crowned as H#lp Wont#d...... 11 Bookkeeolng/lncome Tax.. Serylces Wonted...... increase the risk of complications from surgery. For ex timidated and “verbally assaulted” her and repeatedly LeMond since has endorsed another bicycle com Condominiums for Rent. G ard en ing...... 77 Situation Wont#d...... 12 Coroentry/Remodellno.. Landscaping...... Cors tor S a le ...... 91 ample, Tenormin (atenolol, a beta blocker used to treat joint sovereigns in Britain. Home! for Rent...... Good Things to Eot...... cheated on her. She also charged her attorney for the puter. Butin#!! Oooorlunlll#!...... 13 Pointing/Pooerlng...... Concrete...... Trucks/Vans tor Sole...... 92 hypertension) can cause a patient to have an unacceptab agreements was chosen by Trump’s lawyer at the Michael Phillips, national sales manager for In 1898, President McKinley asked Congress for a, Inttructlon...... 14 Store/Otfice Space...... Fuel O II/C oal/FIrew ood...... 79 Campers/Trallers...... 93 Retort P ro p e rty ...... ly slow heart rate during general anesthesia. Therefore, declaration of war against Spain. i Emolovm#nf S#rvlc#t...... IS Form Suoolles and Eouloment...... M Motorcvcles/Mopeds...... 94 time, the late Roy Cohn, and did not act in her be.'t Avocet, based in Menlo Park, Calif., has said he Industrial Property...... SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL the prudent patient always informs the physician, the In 1899, the treaty ending the Spanish-American War* Otflce/Retoll Equlpmenl...... 11 Auto Services...... 95 interests. doesn’t know why the racer filed the lawsuit against Rtol Estate Goraget and S to ra ge .... MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES. Autos for Rent/Leose...... Recreational Equipment...... 96 anesthesiologist or the surgeon about medicines he is Trump’s attorneys say the agreement, which gives his company because the ads in dispute depict several was declared in effect. Horn#! for Sol#...... 21 Roommates Wanted...... 13 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 Condominium! for Sol#...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... Call 643-2711 for more Information! taking — both prescription drugs and over-the-counter Mrs. Trump $10 million and their $12 million man riders. In 1921, Iowa became the first state to impose a’ ...13 Wanted to B u y /T rad e ...... , .9 t compounds. cigarette tax. In addition, before surgery, a patient should never stop OeADLINES; For classified odvertlsments to READ YOUR AD; Clostlftd advertisements are RATES: 1 to 6 dovs: 90 cents per line per day. token bv telephone os a convenience. The prescription drugs on his own. This could be dangerous. 7 to 19 days; 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the For instance, if you were to discontinue Tenormin, Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one Consumer channel nears viewer, profit goals 20 to 25 days; 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the dov before publica Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of without your doctor prescribing an appropriate substitute, 26 or more dovs; 50 cents per line per day. tion. For odvertlsements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen your blood pressure could suddenly rise to very high Minimum charge: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline is 2:30 o.m. on Fridov. the value of the advertisement wll! not be levels; the rise might be accentuated by the stress or By Jay Sharbutt what we were about was launching a new vertising agency, agrees it hurts CNBC corrected bv on additional insertion. surgery, putting you at risk for stroke or heart failure. The Associated Press financial service,” Rogers says. not to be seen in Manhattan, Therefore, if patients need to forego their medicines for TV Topics Not so, he adds: “It’s first and foremost “Out of sight, out of mind,” he says, several days, this decision (and the subsequent monitor a consumer news service.” noting that as much as advertising agen NEW YORK — Next Tuesday, NBC’s LOST PART TIME Sovc money on cito. log 1 ing) should be made by a physician. Wheeler, whose service says it has 33 cies work with research and numbers, it Notices I PART TIME Consumer and Business News Channel AND FOUND PERSONALS FINANCIAL HELP WANTED products bv using ammo- In your case, you probably don’t need to discontinue will celebrate its first birthday, still in the lion in communities served by three or million subscribers, considers CNBC helps to be regularly seen, to give ad ex I I HELP WANTED nio, diluted to the strength Tenormin because most prostate surgery is performed red — and expecting that for three more more broadcast stations. primarily a rival of Ted TUmcr’s (Table ecutives a “gut feel” how the channef As o condition precedent POUND; LodyElglnGold CHRIS ROWLANDS Ison GOLF COURSE/Port- recommended on the bot News Network, specifically in the area of works. to the placement of on v watch. Found at Burr enthuslostic and ener P A R T - tle, for washing wells and under spinal anesthesia, during which the lower portion years — but halfway, officials say, to its But now, with cable’s strongest critics flme kitchen/snack TIME/TEMPORARY- of your body is temporarily numbed while you remain charging that it has become an unregu talk shows and consumer programs. Manhattan’s two cable systems are advertising In the M an Corners. Commuter getic environmental bar, good pay. Free windows. Bring extra mo goals of profitability and 30 million sub chester Herald, Adver Lot. 4/90. Coll Lee, entertainer. He writes Mortgage Ooto Entry: Individual ney Into your >iome bv fully awake. Because heart function and respiration arc lated monopoly, the re-rcgulalion In prime time, when viewing levels are controlled by Time Warner Inc., one of golf prlvlloges. Coll lo assist our expanding scribers. tiser hereby ogrees to evenings, 646-4995. and performs his own Lending 643-9914. selling no-longer-needed not affected by spinal anesthesia — as they are by But its growth, along with that of other proposals arc in Congress and the Federal highest, “we focus on two subjects the nation’s cable gianu. The company protect, Indemnify ond original music. His la environmentol con Items with o low-cost od In general anesthesia — the effects of the Tenormin should Communications Commission is studying —buusiness and money,” says Wheeler. also owns cable’s Home Box Office, hold harmless the M an test program deals PART-TIME Darkroom sulting firm lo enter Closstfled. 643-2711. new cable networks, is threatened by the 'Bridge Loans Tech processing X-Rov scientific data. 25-35 pose no threat. Nevertheless, you should discuss this with re-regulation of cable proposed in various the matter, too. Describing CNBC and FNN as bitter whose The Comedy Channel debuted on chester Herald, Its of with our sea faring ficers and employees LOST friends. The program ' 1st & 2nd Mortgages film and tiling. 8om- hours per week. Expe the anesthesiologist before surgery because your situa bills now pending in Congress, says rivals may make a livelier story, but cable last November. Vicinity of Lydall 'Quick Approvals 12:30pm, Mondoy- rience with sp re a d The FCC study was required by the OOOlnst onv and all entitled W H A L E S A N D tion may have unique features. Thomas S. Rogers, the overall boss of “that’s irrelevant to us,” Rogers says. “We Rogers said Time Warner — whose Street ' Ideal For S ^ l Emptoyed Prldov. 649-5764. ______sheets and willingness 1984 cable law, which, in an odd twist, liability, loss or ex T A L E S It o rocking To give you additional information, I am sending you CNBC. just want to get on the dial.” Comedy Channel isn’t seen yet, either, in panse, Including attor Manchester/Bolton/ mixture of rap and RN PART-TIME tor busy to learn. Specialized 9 Rogers helped draft when he was a senior programs desiroble. a free copy of my Health Report “Hypertension.” “There is no single thing that could That has proved a headache in the con Manhattan — “has been less than inter neys' tees, arising from Vernon town line. popular music that en Doctor's office. Reply NO AD TODAY ? attorney on a House telecommunications tertains young and old KEYSTONE to Box M , c/o M a n Please send cover let DEAR DR. GOTT: Why do I get severe chest pain if happen that would more stunt the growth crete island of Manhattan, even though ested in supporting our service. ... The claims of unfair trade Lost 3/22. 1 yr. old subcommittee. He joined NBC in 1987. practices. Infringe while educating them MORTGAGE chester Herald, 16 ter ond resume to Po- I cat a big spoonful of peanut butter? of CNBC than rate re-regulation,” says CNBC is based in nearby Fort-Lee, NJ. excuse we were given originally was that ment of trademarks, female cat. Slender, about our friends In the Brolnord Place. trlclo Gerhard at Puss CNBC, one of his first major projects, FNN is seen in Manhaiutn, but CNBC has long-haired. Dark 232-4878 & O'Neill, Inc., 146 WHAT’S THE USE? DEAR READER: The nerves supplying scn.sation to Rogers, president of NBC Cable and they don't have chaimel capacity.” frode notnes or pot sea. HIs programs ore POSITIONS available tor Hartford Rd., Man — rcixirtcdly cost $65 million to start, al yet to make its cable debut in that most ents, violotlon of rights brown/black, orange appropriate for WEATHER 18 TOO NASTY... the lower esophagus and stomach travel alongside the Business Development, referring to Now, he says, their systems are being part-time assistant chester, CT 06040, though neither he nor NBC will commcni of privacy and Infrin schools, fairs, boys- — WEATHER IS TOO GOOD... nerves from the heart. Therefore!, heart attacks may regulation of the fees that cable operators influential of markets. upgraded and channel capacity being in on ears and chest. manager trainees for eoe/m/f. on that. It’s influential, Rogers notes, because it gement of copyright White whiskers, cout/glrlscout troops, Little Caesar's of Man — NO ONE HAS TIME TO READ... i produce pain that is mispcrceivcd as indigestion. Similar charge consumers for cable service. creased by the end of this year, “so we’re ond proprietory rights, and any other function CUSTODIAN-20 hour When die 24-hour channel began, of encompasses Wall Sueet and “is the hub hopeful that we’ll get added.” back foot & under PART TIME chester. 646-4300 or — MY AO WILL GET BURIED ly, the discomfort of esophageal or stomach irritation “We might be stymied at some point, wnfoir competition and Imaginable. For more apply In person.______week. Sendresumeond IN ALL THE OTHER ADS... fering Wall Street and business news by chin. Affectionate. Information please coll often mimics the pain of heart attacks. This confusion unable to reach our 30 million subscriber of the financial community, the hub of the □nn libel and slander, HELP WANTED references to Tolcot- — NO ONE WILL REMEMBER day and talk shows of various sorts by which mov result from Answers to Cha- 742-0724, If no one Is PERSONS needed part- tvllle Congregational sometimes causes quite a challenge to doctors who at media community, the hub of the adver ART AND MONEY: FNN has been time, Ideal tor stu MY AO NEXT WEEK... goal because of that,” he says. the publication of any Cha. Loved and available to take your Church, 10 Elm HIM night, many reports described it as a rival tising community and the opinion-making showing a Monday scries on investing in dents. Apply In person tempt, by obtaining a medical history, to differentiate be The reason, Rogers says, is that if cable odvertlsement In the missed. phone coll, p le a se Rd., Tolcottvllle, CT WE'VE HEARD ALL THE EXCUSESI 9 community.” art, “Art Market Report.” But the half- or coll G ory at 649-7041, tween the various sources of chest pain. operators aren’t allowed to continue set to cable’s established Financial News Manchester Herold bv leave a message. -Very BE YOUR OWN B OSS 06066 before April 27. WE KNOW FROM RESEARCH STUDIES THAT “And if you’re not visible there, people odvertlser. Including REWARD reasonable rates. You Little Caesar's of The pain you experience from eating peanut butter is ting their own rates, they might hold off Network, which began in 1981. hour scries has been revamped and given $5,000-$10,000/MONTH Monchester.______AN INTERESTING, INFORMATIVE AO on adding new services or expanding have no basis for assessing you except by both a new title and a broader scope that advertisements In any won’t be probably the result of lower-esophageal nerve stimula But neither Rogers nor FNN President free distribution publi 649-1277 dlsoppolntedlll Part Time D O N T KNOW where to WILL BE READ ANYTIR»I what they read ... and no basis for includes efforts to understand art. Looking lor 10 agressivo poopio lo LOOKING FOR good tion. As the spoonful of peanut butter passes into your their number of channels. Michael Wheeler consider their opera cations published by look next tor a lob? How evaluating what we are. And sure, that’s a With Vincent Price as its new host, the work 10-15 hrs per wk. A 24 hr new s? Look tor the m any Manchester Herald stomach, it stretches the esophagus, causing chest pres Virtually all cities with cable TV have tions head-to-head compedtors. the Monchester He recorded message. bargain buys advertised about placing o "Sltuo- sure and discomfort. Avoid swallowing large lumps of had essentially deregulated systems since “What has probably been the most frustration and an issue for us.” revised show premiered this month with fold. Penny Sletfert, We ll help you with in the classified colum ns H on Wanted" ad In wording of your ad. 203-722-3808 dry material — or dilute this material with a swallow or 1985 because of a 1984 federal law dial fruslradng part of the first year has been Richard Kostyra, an executive vice the kinder, less pecuniary title of “Ap Publisher. toftnw rinssItlAd? two of liquid. freed local cable systems of rate regula- the incessant comparison to FNN as if president at the J. Waller Thompson ad preciating Art.” 0 y MANCHESTER H ERALD, Wednesday, April 11, 1990__19 A 18- MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, April 11, 1990 BUSINESS HOMES I HOMES PROPERTY I FOR RENT I HELP I^H E LP HOMES FOR SALE WANTED WANTED 1 £ U for s a l e OWN Your own office for MANCHESTER-Lovelv 3 less than renting. Of bedroom Duplex. Car PEOPLE WHO K N O W MANCHESTER-Almost MANCHESTER-To settle fice condominium. 700 estate, 312 Ferguson peting. Immediate oc new 2 bedroom Ranch square feet. Attractive cupancy. $825. 646-3938. A know there's a certain magic with fireplaced living Rd. 4 bedrooms, study, S p e c ia lis t D < # If! terms. Hilliard Office about Classified Advertising. room and Cathedral beautifully lands Condominiums, W. MANCHESTER 5 room, 2 ceilings. $131,900. Cen caped, 2 car garage. Middle Trpke., Man- bedrooms In duplex. tury 21, Epstein Realty, $289,000. 646-2426, 9-5 chester. 1-446-9946. $700 month plus utili 647-8895.n______weekdoys.______VERNON-Former bank ties. 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Also Post Rd. Plaza pletely tuurnished 1800 square feet. Cen COVENTRY-127 North _fiaa-J28B4/644:6712 - tuition rebate assistance. features 2 fireplaces SEAMSTRESS LIQUIDATION CARPENTRY/ R t 30 Vernon house. W asher/dryer trally located. High River Rd. Enloy the and home office with, Dressmaking • Alterations traffic area. Call Ken, CENSUS '90 Y-FALAWN& REMODELING ______872-1280 and all utilities. Non- summer In this custom separate entrance.; Replace Zippers • Coat smoker. $80 weekly. 643-1442. built Spilt Level boost ISTATE LIQUIDATION LANDSCAPING INC. Inlcrcslcd cundidulcs sliould contact; $212,900. D.W . Fish; Linings • Custom Curtains 742-5010 evenings and It Pays To Get The Facts ing 2200 square feet. Personal Care WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. Rosemary Hathaway, I’ h.D., H.N. Realty, 643-1591.□ ■Slipcovers Commercial & Residential Quality work at a LAWN MOWERS weekends. Over 2 acres of manic 'Mowing KITCHEN & BATH I INDUSTRIAL Vice President and Director of Nursing ured grounds borders CHARMING CAPE-j W30 Years Experience Cash or Sell on Planting & Design reasonable pricel REPAIRED MANCHESTER- Unique Iqy-out with' Interior & Exterior W Free Pickup & Delivery Centrallv located. PROPERTY Trout stocked river. C A L L 647-8730 Consignment Call Aaron Allbrlo REMODELING (203) 456-6744 either 3 bedrooms, and; Free Estimates in Manchester Room, kitchen privi Many ammenifles In From the smallest MANCHESTER-For MANAGEMENT POSTAL SERVICE FULL-TIME and Part- cluding octagonal In- dining room, or 4 bed-, 645-1174 ______r n t m i ______Call Brian Weigle ★ Prompt, Courteous, leges. Washer/dryer. TRAINEE-No expe JOBS-Salary to $65K. Time positions availa rooms. Very clean and; repair to the largest TV. Non-smokers. Ref lease, 800-2400-3100- ground pool and ca SALES/TRADE 6 4 5 -8 9 1 2 Expert Service WINDHAM rience necessary. Start Nationwide. Entry ble. Loklng for 10 bright. All hardwood, SPRING CLEANUP erences. 643-1442. 7500-8500 square feet bana. Easy access to renovation, we will do a Reasonable Prices Industrial space. F. J. Immediately. Full- level positions. Call (1) motivated Individuals Routes 31 and 44. floors. Much more. A' Dethatching; edging; hedge and B O O K R A C K PAINTIN6/PAPFBIN6 ★ Free Estimates SplleckI Realtors, 643- HOSPITAL tlme/Part-tlme. $11.00 805-687-6000, ext. P- to loin the #1 growing $249,900. Philips Real "barbain" tor the $lj bush trimming. Lawn mowing. complete job. Wall Papering and Painting to start -f bonuses. Will 9965.______compony that Is sweep Asking $132,900. Stranoi Previously enjoyed paperback • k 15% Senior Discount r n APARTMENTS 2121.______WULMANDCCONNKTCUI 06726 {703)4239201 Estate, 742-1450O Experienced. Dependable. Start to finish. 3 0 ye a rs Experience train In sales, m arket EARN up to $339.84 per ing America. Unlim Real Estate, 646-4525. books from Romance to Hor- interior/Exterior" ECONOMY LAWN FOR RENT VERNON. 2000-6000 In SOUTH WINDSOR- FREE ESTIMATES O »V* M OfPolITt t.MmtUll ing or management. week assembling our ited potential. Make MANCHESTER-Space,| rortWewilltradeforyourgood Ray Hardy's Lawn Care Insurance, References and MOWER dustrial tor lease. 1-84 203-257-7833. the time to care naw. Im m aculate U & R 7 Painting Done BENNET Elderly location, newer build products at home. Am room Contemporary. space, space. 10 rooms, t paperbacks 2 for 1; or we Will ■light carpenby 646-7973 Complete do-it-yourself Free Estimates DO - n azing recorded mes You won't regret It. 5 bedroom s, 2 fu ll' sell our books 1/2 price. Call Anytime Aoartments-1 bedroorr. ing, reasonable. Tully 722-3257. Large 1st floor family ■ceilings and walls repaired programs available. MARTY MATTSSON apartments for Imme OFFICE MANAGER- sage reveals details. baths. Fenced In yard, ■ ■attics ar\d cellars cleaned 647-5705 Real Estate, 643-0005. ^ F room, formal dining 43S U Hartford Tpke. B49-4431 diate occupancy. 1 Busy school office Call today. 645-1952, NATIONAL HEALTH room, sunny kitchen, 3 located on bus route. DON'S LAWN SERVICE MANCHESTER- R.N. STAFF AGENCY seeking en “Shops at 30 Plaza” 643-6386 Heritage Kitchen & month free rent. Please seeks person looking ext. 301. bedrooms, 2 649-5400 Maintenance Co. HANDYMAN storage with loading area. Responsibilities •G as Phil's Lawn Care $650 Securlty/reteren- POSITIONS AND PER DIEM resume to East Ca skills and a knowledge with towering Cathed over 3,300 square fe e t' Commerdal/Residential build ENTERPRISES dock. 646-5477. Include emphasis on ral ceilings, skylights, 2 •Electric & Landscaping POWER WASHING ces a must. Call 645- tholic High School, 115 of mil specs. We offer of wonderful floor ‘ ing repairs and home Improve INDUSTRIAL CONDO- OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEDICAL community orglnlza- House Cleaning •Oil ' HANDYMEf^CARPENTERS residential & commercial 8201.______New State Rd., Man good pay, company master bedrooms on space. Extras galore •Spring Cleanup Cleaning, Haubig. Carpertry. ments. Interior and exterior $149,900. 1,800 square tlon, volunteer devel the 1st floor and a at reasonable rates. Wilson Oil Company MANCHESTER-3 room SURGICAL AND SPECIALTY AREAS chester, CT 05040, at paid benefits and plea throughout! I 4 bed •Weekly Service Reriiodeling. RaaMnaWy Priced painting, Ight carpentry. Com PAINTING feet. Office, show tention Mrts. Bassell. sant working environ opment, planning and master bedroom on the rooms, 3.5 baths, e n o r-; Weekly, bi-weekly, monthly. No plete Janitorial service. Experi Interior/exterior apartment, 1st floor, Implementing, service ------•All Lawn Care Done Free Estimates room, storage and Resumes to be re ment. Call Robert 2nd floor. Relax In the mous family room, 3' Ob too big or too small. AllCaihi Answerad SPRING CLEANING heat/hot water, stove, Windham Hospital has openings and rehabilitation, and enced, reliable, free esti work area + overhead ceived by April 20. eoe. W hitehead, 242-5591, Jacuzzi. Appliances In fireplaces, marble For free estim ates Call 742-9540 ■garages -yard fridge, garage; clean, education programs. Rick's H aiK ^an & mates. door. Anne Miller Real for R.N.s seeking to work in an environment Monday-Frlday.eoe cluded. Pool and tennis foyer, wood floors and LAWN CARE Carpentry ^nrlce cellars -gutters quiet building. Lease Send resume to: Exec please call 742-6419 and security. $545 per Estate, 647-8000. MANAGER-Convenlence tor your enloymentlll an In-ground pooll 646-1948______6 4 3 -0 3 0 4 !-rotatil'ing that rewards excellence and dedication. u tiv e D ir e c t o r , 29 $198,900. Anne M iller Treat yourself I See It BOOKKEEPING/ )| month. 646-7268. Store midnight to 8am. Ivanhil St., Wllllman- rBrushAree & trash A^PostalJobs^ Real Estate, 647-8000.O todavl Ottered at INCOME TAX R.H. RUSSiLLO removal Coventry-1 bedroom, /■ m il nut III Hi mill h liini r II r I mi n jlii Mill Full-time with benefits. tlc, CT 06226.______SWEEP M a WINTER Landscaping MISCELUNEOUS Good starting pay. 633- BUILDER'S DREAMIII $489,900. Jackson & *30 yrs. experience near UCONN, loke. Start at EXECUTIVE Jackson Real Estate, OUTTHEWINDOWI ( Now accepting spring work. Ac I FOR RENT 4155 Reducedll Industrial Ojr deanra eervioe b 1989 ROOFIN6/SIDIN6 •‘ fast, reliable & Pets welcome. Availa SECRETARY-To 22K 647-8400.O ;i rrxxna. Decks. Garaees ble 5/14. $450 -•- util. Beyond Traditional Benefits, We Offer: *11^ hourly DOMESTIC RETAIL zoning. 8,000 square tfttiough Si deperidaUe. cepting lawn accounts. Clean, -FMthiCwpenlry, KNcnen*, Buemwiti. fully insured + . East of River career feet can be used tor COVENTRY-Cozy 3 bed- .1 lo" StrippInpWax INCOME TAXES OxblrMUy. 742-5404. 1 CAR GARAGE-Storage CHAIN looking for on opportunity with key professkxui service. Please *10% senior only. $40 per month. •Competitive Salaries Forexamand workshop, offices, or room Cope, 1 bath, -! Consultation/Preparatlon 'Brick • BIUMtane W«lu S Pallo* MANCHESTER-5 rooms. aggressive full-time financial executives of leave message. Expefl Wntins A WtUpsperkig discblints Rose 647-8400 or 646- apartments. Existing enclosed porch, Va Fom EalkiMtMAInbaSbbla PitcM Indlvidual/Business No dogs. Adults pre •On-Site B.S.N. Program at no cbsU, |j application sales Individual with well-established firm. MASTERCRAFT C A L L 8 7 2 -4 0 7 2 8646. shop area and 2,000 acre. $128,900. Call 742- < 643-7724 or 647-9556 644-2901 S6S4S20 22S-4IXU ferred. Stove, re- opportunity for ad Word Perfect DW4. Jan Pawiowski ROOFING to the employee vancement Into man square foot basement. 1799.______, frldgerator. Securlty- information LOTUS 1-2-3. Steno a I At Mastercrall «ve work tor you t wKh agement. Retail expe Large lot and parking BRAND NEW LIST-". 643-7254 /references. $600. ■f. Pleasant environ you. Whether your desirs Is reektomlal Odd Jobs I ROOMMATES •Four-step clinical career ladder Call (219) 83&8157 rience a plus but not area. Too many possi .ING III Lovely older'■ TIREO OF HOUSEWORK? 646-3394 after 5. ment. Good benefits, bilities to mention “Ea w n CUSTOM QUALITY or oommercial. Asphalt shingles, Hauling unwanted attides. I WANTED necessary. Excellent Colonial on Cambridge OR A HOUSE ONLY SfeftviCE MATURE/EXPERIENCEO MANCHESTER- •Well and Sick Child Care ext.^,8arTF8pm fee paid. Call or send here. Please call for Fertilizing, liming, spring One stop Improvements. woodshingis I shake, BUR. slats or benefits and equal op St. In Manchester. 3 Jl SURFACE CLEANED. Gafages, callars and | 2,3,4,5,and 6 room resume to: Hilary detallsl $298,500. Anne INCOME TAX Framing to Painbng. single ply. We oiler quality woriunan- ROOMMATE to shore (CST) portunity. 3D Bed 8i bedrooms plus sewing THEN CALL ME AT clean-up, complete lawn giffers cleaned. apartments for rent. •Subsidized short-term housing Cutts, CPC, Business M iller Real Estate, 647- Licensed & Insured. shlp, reliable senrioe accompanied ml house on lake. Bath, 569-3451, ask for room and 6x6' pantry 644-1134 service. PREPARATION Call Dave Adamick 646-2426 weekdays, 9-5. 7 d a y s Resources, 50 Found 8000.0 compelkive prices. WeYs 11% insursd Call anytim e $400/month. 742-0384 or •100% Tuition reimbursement up to Kim.______ers Plaza, E. Hartford, oft an eat-ln kitchen, h 643-0747 INOIVIDUAUBUSINESS for a free quote. 450-0641. Waddell School. 2 car <; ASK FOR ANITA I provide tree estimales. 871-1378 MANCHESTER-3 bed MECHANIC-Experlence CT 06108 or call 528- BRAND NEW LISTINGI OANMOSLER room Duplex. Applian $2000/yearly for newly employed B.N.s. Charming 6 room older garage. This home Is In BONDED a INSURED 647-1814 Please Call 647-3683 a must. Apply In person 8742. 649-8045 ces. $725 month plus Colonial on Strickland move-ln condition. 649-3329 PROFESSIONAL to Jr. Miles, Autq Land utilities. Securlty/ref- I CLEANING Contact: Priced right! $134,900. TELEMARKETERS of Manchester, 369-371 St. in Manchester. 3 erences required. 643- 1SERVICES Rosemary Hathaway, P h.D ., R.N. Main St., Manchester, BUSINESS bedrooms. Oak floor Jackson & Jackson >■ 1082. ing and trim through Real Estate, 647-8400.Q NO TIME TO CLEAN. Vice President and Director of Nursing CT.______I CONDOMINIUMS MANCHESTER- UilJOPPDRTUNmES out! French doors, STRAWBRIDGE-2 bed Don't really like to $400 Weekly CLEANUP/CAR FOR SALE Avalloble May 1,4 Windham Hospital bullt-ln china cabinet room Deluxe Dorches-! B r i d g e clean but hate to como WASHER. Full-time, HAIR SALON- rooms,2 bedrooms, Ig (203) 456-6744 easily attainable and glassed-ln porch ter on The Pond. homo to 0 dirty houto. experienced only. Manchester Business COVENTRY-Country yord, newly remo No Cold Calling are among the many Central oir, fireplace, Coll US I Wo'ro rooto- Apply In person to Jr. and equipment In place. Spacious and deled. Centrally lo extras this lovely home full basement, private and then led a diamond to dummy's nablt and wo do a good ■We need several Miles, Auto Land of cluded. Low rent. A airy 2 bedroom Town- cated. $575/utllltles. boastsi Priced to sell at deck, garage. Asking NORTH 4-U'N Beguiled lob. Roto 872-0667 or full time people Mancheser, 369-371 Great Buyl Anne nine. When East won the 10, declarer house with a modern Coll until 9pm 623-6970. WINDHAM $145,000. Jackson & $153,900. Coll 870-9303. ♦ A 7-5 3 2 had no way of avoiding the fu rth e r loss N ancy 646-6264. Wo Main St., Manchester, M iller 647-8000. Jackson Real Estate, flair and true country Leave message. No Y 8 7 5 4 by an ace of a diamond, so was down one. ' charm. Tile foyer, fin FOR RENT-2 bedroom, also do otflcos. CT. 647-8400.D IV j both, TOWN- HOSPITAL for personal interviews agents. ♦ A J98 By James Jacoby Showe ished LL and sliders to WIUKWmCCONNKTICUl 06}]» |J03HJ3»30I Declarer would have done better if ♦ - - - deck. $122,900. D.W . HOUSE, on Hartford call Dave Rich North meant his raise to three he had no ace of clubs. If he ruffs the Road. Close to MCC MISCELLANEOUS .1 .m iMruiHM hearts as a gam e-force. Although he opening club lead in dummy, then Fish Reolty, 643-1591.0 2 8 9 -5 2 9 7 BEST ONE PERSON HOMES WEST EAST and Routes-84, 384 and l E l l SERVICES NEW TO THE MARKET! ♦ KJ64 4Q10 98 had fewer high cards than the bid usu ruffs a spade, ruffs another club, plays ONE FLOOR LIVING- 91. $650 month plus BUSINESS EVER FOR SALE t Unlque 2 bedroom, 2 Y 8 2 Y 10 ally promises, he had first-round con ace and ru ffs a spade high, he is o ff to MANCHEbtER-New utilities. Leave mes GSL Building Mainte Only $7,900 toully BOLTON/VERNON LINE ♦ Q 2 ♦ K to 5 trol in three suits. South smelled a a better start. He can now cash one Listing. Charming, 3 both unit. All on 1 floorl sage on machine. 643- i i m ^ i i i i l i l l secured by equipment COVENTRY-299 Cedar Dining room, tire - nance Co. Commercl- 4Q 10 764 4K8532 slam right away, so cue-bid four clubs. high heart, trump his last club, and bedroom older Tudor 6139.______al/ResIdentlal building Can make you inde Swamp Rd. 2 fam ily, Stunning 4,000 square foot contemporary In need of TLC. Large placed living room, 1st IIIIII im r manicured 4 V2 acres, 2 When North showed the diamond ace. trum p one more spade high. Lo and be SUPER 1 bedroom, 2nd repairs and home Im pendent No se llii^ No high on Ravenscroft Hill. 9 pristine acres at SOUTH gracious rooms, fire- floor laundry, custom bedrooms, 1 Va baths on South followed expert practice when hold, the spade suit has divided 4-4, floor, singles only. Ap provements. Interior invcntoiy. No Over ♦ - placed living room, kitchen, gorgeous each side, finished rec end of cul-de-sac, seasonal view of Bolton and the last little spade in dummy is pliances. $400 plus and exterior painting, head, $50,000 very YA K QJ 6 3 grand slam seems unlikely. He simply hardwood floors porches. Aftoched gar room, central air, sky Lake. 5 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, greenhouse. heat. No pets. Call Sue, light carpentry. Com possible fast year. Lim ♦ 7 6 4 3 jumped to six hearts. Note that a sud now a winner. Declarer can pull the throughout. $149,900. age and full basement! lights, fireplaces, 2 643-4862.______plete lanitorlal ser ited openings available. $ 3 9 9 ,9 0 0 . ♦ A J 9 den jump to slam is usually made with outstanding trump and go to dummy's Century 21, Epstein Blanchard 8, Rossetto oversized decks. Min a void someplace. Don't double such a ace of diamonds to shed another losing Realtors," We're Sel TWO and 3 bedroom vice. Experienced, rel Call Mr. Adams day or Owner wiling to negot'iaie irade or buy your house. Vulnerable: Elast-West Realty, 647-8895.0 iable, free estimates. utes to Bolton Lake, on diamond on the good spade. With the ling Houses" 646-2482.0 apartments. Applian nig h t Dealer: South slam just b^ause you hold A-K in an SOUTH WINDSOR-Prlce 643-0304. Bolton Town Line. 20 Hometlme Properties unbid suit. earlier discard of a diamond on the ces, hot water. Coll 1-800-533-3692 minutes to Hartford. reduced onthlslmmac- West was smart enough to know spade ace, he now has 12 tricks. Phil or Suzanne 646- Owner occupied. ^ 635-4663 JJ Soalh Weil North Eait uldte 7 room Raised ILOTS/LAND 1218 days or 645-0202 $258,900. Philips Reol 1 Y Pass 3 Y Pass that South was probably ready for a Ranch. Cathedral cell FOR SALE nights.______BOATS/MARINE Pass spade lead, so he led a club. D ^larer Jsmes Jtmby's books ‘Jscoby on B ridgr' sod ing, living room, for Estote, 742-14500 4 4 Pass 4 8 ‘Jtcoby ap Csrd Games’ (written with lus father, i S i l EQUIPMENT 6Y All pass discarded a diamond and won the club mal dining room, 3 WILLINGTON-Near 1-84. BOLTON- two bedroom ESTIMATOR COVENTRY-235 Goose the tale Oswald Jacoby) are now available al apartment. Utilities Lone. Superb open ace. He played two rounds of trumps bookstores Both are published by Pharos Books bedrooms, spacious Beautiful 2 acre ap FOR SALE-16' Fiberglass BUILDING Opening lead: ♦ 6 fam ily room, oversized proved building lot. not Included. $775 per floor plan In quiet loca month. 643-0633. Thunderbird, 60 hor CONSTRUCTION tion with fenced-ln rear sun deck, fireplace, 2 Dead end street. Quiet sepower Johnson. 1 baths, etc. $195,000. U 8i freed, location. Tullv 3 BEDROOMS. Applian Many extras Including yord. Extras Include a ILV. ces. Loundry hookups, Minimum 5 years slate foyer, new kit R Realty, 643-2692.0 Reol Estote, 643-0005. trailer. $2200/best experience. Thorough ANDOVER-Approved deck, garage. No pets. otter. Coll Joy at 522 chen floor, first floor $700 plus utilities. 649- knowledge of com laundry, lots of closets, CONVENIENCE building lot. Near lake, 4201, exf. 239, 9-4. Are you lookin for Running out of time? 0613. mercial & industrial bullt-ln dressers. Extra A s t r o g r a p h PLUSH I Just reduced. clear plot plan availa building, new and flue for woodstove. This 3 bedroom Victo ble. $50,000. 568-1505. MANCHESTER-3 large MI^ELLANEOUS a place to hide MANCHESTER $234,000 rian Colonial has a first rooms, 1 bedroom. $565 remodeling. A back- Master bedroom has walk-ln closet, skylight want cooperation, you must first show a SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Instead ol floor den which can be Includes heat/hot wa FOR SALE your eggs? grourxJ in Architecture and rough bathroom. 7 Wynedina Hill Roed willingness to cooperate with them. insisting upon having everything your used as a 4th bedroom, BUSINESS ter. Call 647-8757. or Engineering help $163,900. Philips Real TRANSFERRED OWNER ^ o u r GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Things might way. make reasonable concessions to 3 full baths, fireplace, l £ £ j PROPERTY SAFES-New and used. Estate, 742-1450Q The price hu been rtduoed on this grackxa, 0 foom Colonial. Time Is not go too well lor you today when you day. Your desires will still have a strong formal dining room, ful. o( ths sssenoa kx this translerred owner. Locaied In a detirabla area n r i HOMES Trade up or down. AA/EOE ^ B ir th d a y first get out ol the starting blocks, but Influence on others. garage and aluminum Liberal allowance for ctota to Country Club and golf course, large Wing room with liraplace don't be dismayed, because conditions SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) sidingl Close to Rt. 384 FOR 1 ^ FOR RENT clean safes In good Send resume to: end bay window. First floor tamSy room and laundry room. Lower level KAREN ESTATES-New will steadily improve as time ticks on You're a much better problem solver to and shopping. Don't condition. American B oxP Construction. Single rec room, 4 larga bedrooms, 21/2 baths. In pristine condition - just CANCER (June 21-July 22) Usually day than tor which you're likely lo give miss o u tlll $149,900. LEASE MANCHESTER-'Brand 9 move right In. Hostess: Suzzis Tripoli April 12, 1990 Security Corp. Of CT, c/o Manchester Herald family attached homes you're a reasonably good manager of yourself credit Don't dodge issues, Anne AAlller Real Est New’ beautiful 3 bed 27 Commerce St., Glos- DIRECTIONS: Chertar Oek Sl. to Gardner St. to Wyneding Hi* Rd room, single family 16 Brainard Place starting from $133,900. In the year ahead you may from time to your resources, but today this might not even those that appear to be a bit ate, 647-8000.O OR SA LE tonbury. 646-4390or633- Seller financing availa Contemporary Town- Manchester, CT, 06040 time realize small gains from other than be one ol your virtues Don't let extrav complicated 5100. ble. Century 21, Epstein your usual sources ol income. II devel agant whims dominate your thoughts. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) It s best New 12,000 house with approxi Realty, 647-889S.Q oped properly, these sidelines might LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) There's a possi not lo request favors from friends to square foot mately 1800 square GLASTONBURY- bility your mate might be a trifle de day. especially those that are ol a linan- feet. (Not a Condo). Warahoute space yield even bigger returns CONDOMINIUMS ovallabla near center ARIES (March 2t-April 19) An obser manding today, but don't let disagree cial or business nature. Your chances commercial/light Fomlly room with fire FINANCE SECRETARY- I FOR SALE place, central air, wall- of town. 1 '/a miles from To 21K + DOE. East Of MANCHESTER vant and realistic posture will be re ments become major issues. It you'll lor rejection are a trifle higher than industrial building yield a bit. your mate will soon follow to-wall, Cathedral cell- highway. Rooms from River career opportun B y O w n e r quired on your part today il you're in usual. off exit 66 and I- 2600 so feet to 5500 sq 3 br . Rancn In exoelent oondl- Ings, 2 baths, ity with prestigious volved in any type ol commercial suit. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) II you fo •RESTIGIOUS feet with access to don. CloGe to schools S shop arrangement. Study the transaction In VIRGO (Aug. 23-8«pl. 22) If you misuse cus on selfish interests today, success TOWNHOUSES-3 bed 84, Vernon. Can appliances, and 2 cor firm. Word Process MANCHESTER $189,900 garage. $1200 monthly. loading dock. Coll ing, prefer WANG. Fig ping. Worth a visit Call 640- NEW TO MARKET detail and read the small print. Trying lo your imagination today you might har may be denied you. On the other hand, rooms, Cathedral cell customize. Avail Kevin doyi 633-9474, 2929 ^ patch up a broken romance? The Astro- bor some preconceived resentments it you want lor others what you want lor ing, skylight, fire- Rent with option to ure aptitude, LOTUS Two lamlly home In nice eraa, wllh 4 roomt on each floor Full purchase available. MEN'S 3 speed bike. 9 able July 1990. Don*t Panic!!! 1-2-3, excellent ver- $148,000 basement wSh hook-upe lor 2 washers and dryers. AH kitchen appll- Graph Matchmaker can help you lo un that will have a negative altect on your yourself, everyone could end up in the placed living room, derstand what lo do to make the rela dealings with others Don't judge any winner s circle dining room, custom 646-4144. Good condition. $50.00. bal/wrltten communi ancas Induded. Endoeed rear porches. An excellent InveetmM C a ll d a y s Please coll 643-2M6. ^ Hide your Easter Greetings in our Easter Egg Parade. Our ^ cation skills. Outstand property at • greto price. Tenants pay an utllitias phis water. tionship work. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, one in advance PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) It could kitchen, I'/j boths, att WEST STAFFORD- ing benefits, fee paid. P O. Box 91428. Cleveland, OH 44 101- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Try not to let prove beneficial to alter your routine a ached garage and full 8 7 0 - 9 8 1 1 Newer 6 room, 3 bed MICROWAVE $75; love ^ Bunnies will take care of it for you! ^ Call or send resume to ; W E D E LIV E R D.F. REALE, INC. 3428 that which is ol a purely materialistic na bit today. Temporarily set aside de basement. Blanchard room, 2 bathroom seat and chair $50; end TAURUS (April 20-May 20) The re ture govern your emotions today. Lite's manding assignments and pursue 4 Rossetto Realtors," Cape. Walk to Crystal tables $10 eoch; dea Hilary Cutts, CPC, Bus For Home Delivery, Call REAL E S T A T E or 584-1443 y For more information call 643-2711 and ask for The Secret sponse ol others today will be predicat greater values are elsewhere. Seek things that relax you both mentally and We're Selling Houses" Lake. $900 monthly. con's bench $40; other iness Resources, 50 175 Main St., Manchester Hide-an-egg hot line! Founders Plaza, E. 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 ed upon the way you treat them It you them out instead physically. 646-2482. □ Call 646-6467. misc. Items. 643-8824. Hartford, CT 06108. Or Monday to Friday. 9 to 6 6 4 6 -4 5 2 5 (ff^ Ifl) IcIM Ifl) fl^l^lrh (Ic ISF l call 52H-ST47 0 y A 20— MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, April 11, 1990 MISCELLANEOUS INVITATION TO BID I ^ C A R S MISCELLANEOUS BOLTON ZONING INVITATION TO BID FOR SALE COMMISSION The Manchester Public FOR SALE The Manchester Public [^AUTOMOTIVE Schools solicits bids for The application by RLG Schools solicits bids for STU 1968- Camaro Body, Good Assoc, for a Special Permit TYPEWRITERS-BUSINESS DENT ACCIDENT HEALTH Whoops Views E N D R O LL S and accompanying Fill Permit MACHINES SERVICE for the Defense CARDINAL condition. No Motor or INSURANCE for the 2Vh" width - 50« transmission. $400 or to allow the construction of a 1990-1991 school year. - 1990-1991 school year. 643 2711 BUICK, INC. Shopping Plaza at 1100 Bos Sealed bids will be recelveid A 13" width — 2 for 50< best offer. Col 1646-3046. Sealed bids will be received 1965 O tis Calais Sad $ 8 ,9 9 5 until April 19, 1990, 2:00 P.M., TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Ntweprint and ro