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The administration, breaking its silence, today expressed concern about rep o rt^ electorai fraud in the Philip­ pines, but called on both sides to "work together to form a viable government without violence.” “ We’ve seen the reports of violence and fraud,” White House spokesman Larry Speakes told reporters. “ We're concerned, but the outcome of the election is not clear and the facts are not in.” With President Ferdinand Marcos and challenger Corazon Aquino neck- and-neck in unofficial tabulations of an election now in the hands of the Marcos-dominated parliament, the White House declined comment on the possible outcome. However, the administration was known to expect a Marcos victory and in its first official comments in days indicated that Marcos must somehow accommodate the Aquino-led opposi­ tion with political, economic and military reforms. The parliament, where members of Marcos’ New Society Movement ruling party heavily outnumber the opposi­ tion, is charged with untangling results of the election and determining a winner. It adjourned four hours after opening without counting a ballot. A White House-appointed observer team issued a damning report on the voting and ballot-counting today before returning to Washington to turn over its findings to President Reagan. “ The word 'clq,an‘ Is absolutely foreign and obviously not appropriate An exhausted Filipino takes an impromptu nap today began the task of untangling the results to what we have observed,” said Sen. of Friday’s election, but it adjourned without Richard Lugar, R-Ind.. Senate Foreign at a Manila intersection late Sunday near some Relations Committee Chairman and now-faded campaign posters for President counting a ballot. head of the White House observer Ferdinand Marcos. The Philippine parliament group. Aquino told a prayer rally attended U. iresidnitP by about 5,000 people in Manila that Duvalier,” referring to the recent walked off their jolt late Sunday, Batasang Pambansa — shouting down Sendcei O M i^ &p<»gtlng.' |i evidence in our legal department said. “ We are going to take power. The building was shot and killed following close the gallery. Tally sheets for 60 r '' But Susag. who t>Ss teen act{ showing that it’s the other way around people have won this election. The only the rally, and his female companion cities, provinces and districts repres­ > committees, salld the town f question left is when 1 shall take power was grazed by a bullet, Makati Medical — that it's the oppositon that's been mostdn s trin g tli| iieods <1 enting 44 percent of the vote were in their name." Center officials said. buying” votes and cheating. delivered to the parliament. Vrom his freouedit troveljg. Aquino warned members of the The early presidential election Fri­ “We have (film) clips, we have |>oQi te‘0 reitresentative oft parliament their count should be fair. day was marred by charges of vote­ pictures, and we have sworn state­ Another 500 demonstrators milled ; of GlolMl Mi|tetri*B of. tte' “ The people will watch the Batasans buying. intimidation, ballot theft, unex­ ments on the this matter," Marcos said. around in the Parliament lobby and ' Churches anii. as a'- del every move, and I serve warning to its plained counting delays and a “ Now. what kind of evdence do they thousands more waited on the lawns FriendshioJtorce^^^ members they must act like the tabulation scandal. At least 73 people have?” outside for the lawmakers to begin their representatives of the people they died in election-day violence. The 3,000 clapping and cheering work and end the suspense of the ’ tbotpopp^iMrevei^n^tM inconclusive unofficial tabulations. die ghtt of peace... | claim to be.” she said. In the most dramatic protest against Aquino supporters vastly outnumbered One Aquino backer carried a poster alleged fraud by Marcos, 30 employees pro-government forces in the galleries Riot police moved in to seperate the two <■ , Ho said mat when tectrptti groups and keep the peace. <,Union and China. :Vltevert saying, “Marcos: Why not follow of the government vote-counting center of the nation's parliament — the ^ any people that wemoteic^ ipfi^that rame^ infbhtr : of people.’'’ . Besides the Community Latin ministers urge end to Contra aid Stung has served on a co., — a t u f b ^ congregate bousing and thcl, jf^f^SIdiliea- and Japan. The Caraballeda document also calls ' tion, and has been active I irchrifolificat By Brian Barger Their visit marks the most formida­ The Associated Press ble diplomatic challenge to date the The declaration calls for the removal for freezing the region’s military and human service activitiar Reagan adminsitration has faced in its of all foreign military advisers from the buildup, removing ail foreign military Tfie Mtiniteapolis native n||< WASHINGTON — Eight Latin Ameri­ efforts against Nicaragua's leftist region, a suspension of foreign military bases, and respect for political plural­ (hr to work as an engineer aitj can foreign ministers are urging the government. maneuvers, a halt to support for ism and human rights. : and sald'he and his wife h Reagan administration to stop support­ guerrilla armies and respect for The Washington visit comes less than The initiative revived the stalled . tbeir decision to relocate, ing anti-government rebels in Nicara­ self-determination and territorial .sov­ Contadora Group negotiations, begun Susag is-as direct today gua , and instead put its muscle behind a a month after the foreign ministers met ereignty of each country. in Caraballeda, Venezuela, where they three years ago by Mexico, Colombia, the iBoard of fiducatt negotiated settlement to Central Amer­ Administration officials have been Venezuela and Panama. ica’s conflicts. worked out a new regional peace sharply critical of Cuban and East-bloc servingior fiveyearsi Boart! initiative, known as the Caraballeda the- time that they %rouklsii|^^ia The foreign ministers also want the military advisers in Nicaragua, but Congress is preparing to consider an administration to resume bilateral Message. have been reluctant to consider the administration request for up to $100 dOdtcatioo and fc»thrightna|B|Jv^.i^. talks with the Sandinista government in removal of American military person­ million in aid to CIA-organized rebels Soaog left Pratt k W hiti^ftlM l. "I hSta Argentine Foreign Minister Dante Nicaragua. The United States broke off Caputo said upon arrival in Washington nel from El Salvador and Honduras, as fighting to overthrow the Nicaraguan tte wo^ retire,” he said, bdonPft is taken to the talks last year. on Sunday that he hoped to win U.S. the declaration calls for. government. mean that someone is no MMir tuefui.to Representing Colombia. Mexico, P a­ backing for the plan, which he called The administration has been support­ Last week. 31 moderate-to- society. ■ t nama, Venezuela, Argentina, Brazil, “ the only peaceful road to resolve the ing Nicaraguan anti-government guer­ conservative House Democrats wrote Turn to page 3 for excerpt^ the infe^ieiK' Peru and Uruguay, the foreign minis­ problems” in Central America. rillas, known as Contras, contending President Reagan urging him to i:\with herald reporter Susan ters are meeting today with Secretary Caputo said the declaration has been Central America's security is endan­ postpone the aid request, and to of State George P. Shultz and other endorsed by 13 Latin American nations, gered by Nicaragua’s close relationship “ unequivocally” back Central Am eri­ administration officials. the European Economic Community with Cuba and the Soviet Union. can peace talks.

Former judge, director among TODAY’S HERALD Budget law has Democrats’ charter selections Fund-raiser starts Index legislators wary By Alex GIrelll consider two sections of the charter that David S, De La Mater of Spruce 20 pages, 1 section Herald Reporter require a separate and f avorable vote within HARTFORD (UPI) — No one knows exactly what it Street was walking home in will mean, but state officials already are bracing to the district before consolidation can occur, October when he was hit by a car cope with the possible loss of millions of dollars in Former Superior Court Judge Jay E. Rubinow is one of the framers of the 1947 and thrown 120 feet. He broke eight 17 Rubinow is among five members who will be Town Charter. Coltman is a former town 18-19 federal aid under federal deficit-cutting legislation. bones, including both legs, his There are widely varying estimates of just how named by Manchester Democrats Tuesday director and a former member of the Board arms and some ribs. Today he P n m i r c 8 much the Gramm-Rudman-Hollingsbalanced-budget night to a commission whose chief task will of Education. Schaffer is executive director 4 .8 began traveling up and down Main P.nnnflr.tiriit law could cost Connecticut and its municipal be to consider changes that could pave the of the Instititute for Public Service. Yavis is Street in his wheelchair to raise pnt0rinlnmnnt 18 way for consolidation of the town and Eighth a former chairman of the Board of governments with some saying losses could hit $100 money for children suffering from Pnrii.ft 18 million over a two-year period. Utilities District. Education and Burns is vice chairman of the muscular dystrophy. Story on page 1 nrfll nPWA . 9 - 4 Others to be named to the charter rev ision Democratic Town Committee. The law. which is being challenged in court and 10. 1 n ttA ry 9 commission by the Democrats are Eleanor The executive committee of the Republi­ already has been struck down in part as unconstitu­ nhItiiflrIPA i n Coltman, Beldon Schaffer, John Yavis and can Town Committee is scheduled tonight to tional, requires automatic spending cuts if Congress n p i n i o n 8 Amelia Burns, a source close to the town hear a recommendation from the party’s Clear and cold and the president do not meet annual targets for 9 reducing the deficit. Democratic leadership said today. candidate selection committee for the four Mostly clear tonight with lows in 11-18 The uncertainty of Gramm-Rudman-Hollings — The Democrats, who control the Board of Republican appointees, but there is a the teens. Partly to mostly cloudy R p n r t A and how the state should respond to it — was evident Directors, will name five members to the dispute within the party over the choices. Tuesday. A 30 percent chance of T A lA v is in n 17 last week as the General Assembly convened its 1906 nine-member commission and the Republi­ light snow along the south coast by 11 S AWnrIH 7 9 cans will name four. The commission will Please turn to page 4 late afternoon. Details on page 2. Weather 2 Please tnm to page 5 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday Feb. 10. 1986 - 31

t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Feb. 10, 1986 ' ;■ - WEATHER Today’s forecast Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Partly to mostly cloudy today. High 35 to40. Mostly clear tonight. Low in the teens. Partly to mostly cloudy Tuesday. A 30 percent chance of light snow along the south coast by late afternoon. High near 30 except in the 20s in the Berksjiires. Maine: Increasing clouds with a few afternoon flurries in the mountains. Elsewhere partly cloudy this afternoon, a chance of flurries north late in the day. High in the 20s to lower 30s. Fair tonight except a chance of flurries north and mountains. Low 0 to 15. Partly to mostly sunny Tuesday. High in the 20s to lower 30s. New Hampshire: A few flurries north and partly sunny south today. High in the 20s to lower 30s. A chance of flurries north and fair south tonight. Low 0 to 15. Partly sunny north and mostly sunny south Tuesday. High in the 20s to lower 30s. Vermont: Considerable cloudiness today with a h’5 /. chance of light snow north. Highs in the 20s to around 30 Rather cloudy tonight with lows zero to 10 above. Tuesday lots of clouds with flurries north. Highs in the 20s. Winter doldrums on Monday Extended outlook UFipiiate Today: partly cloudy. High 35 to 40. Wind west 10 mph or less. Tonight: Extended outlook for New England Wednesday clear. Low 10 to 15. Light northwest wind. Tuesday: partly cloudy and through Friday: Needy a principal concern of council leader colder. High around 30. Drawing by Aimee Allaire, 10, of 35 Eastfield Connecticut, Massachuetts and Rhode Island: Today In history St., a fourth-grader at Saint James School. Chance of flurries or light snow east portion early In 1984, a U.S. Marine helps a woman with her child as Wednesday, otherwise fair and cold through Friday. Highs in te 20s. Lows 5 below zero to 5 she awaits evacuation with others from Beirut following M. Philip Susag, 40-year Manchester resident, explains needs, views 30.24 above in the interior 5 to 15 above along the coast. the withdrawal of Marines from the Lebanese capital. Vermont: Fair Wednesday and Thursday, school system and people interested in improving the radical conservatives began to feel even more M. Philip Susag, president of the town Community of the people in those countries.... They have rights to SEATTLE flurries likely Friday. Cold. Highs mainly in the quality of life. We’re working toward that. It would comfortable in the Republican Parly. The party motto Services Council, described his concerns about life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness just as we do. give us access to more talent for attack ing some of the seems to be oppose everything the Democrats do. And 30.00 BOSTON teens, lows 10 below zero to 5 above. Manchester in a recent interview, stressing his Maine: Chance of flurries then fair Wednesday. problems, help ferret out situations and, of course, then when they had that confrontation last spring with Almanac ____ interest in the plight of elderly people. Q. What are your concerns about human needs in Fair Thursday. Fair south and chance of flurries give access to financial resources. Pete DiRosa where Curt Smith told him that his job Susag said he is disturbed that society tends to Manchester? north Friday. Lows 5 above to 5 below north and 0 to was to oppo.se everything the Democrats did NEW YORK Britain and Spain. regard retirement as the end of a person’s Q. Does the town hove the responsibility to take regardless. That really was the straw. So we ;30.00 10 above south. Highs in the teens to low 20s north Today is Monday. Feb. 10. the A. As a non-professional, I think Manchester is In 1942. the American auto productivity. care of the needy? switched. and 20s to lower 30s south. 41st day of 1986 with 324 to follow. ” I am doing creative things in far more areas than 1 doing a better job of providing a broad scope of human TTie moon is moving away from industry shut down its civilian car services than any other community in the area. I New Hampshire: Chance of flurries then fair assembly lines for the duration of was able to do when I was going to the office.” he said. A. Yes. I don’t think you have the responsibility Q. What is your opinion of the public educational Wednesday. Fair Thursday. Fair south and chance Its new phase. I'The biggest advantage I have is that I can take a hasten to say that it is not all done. There are to open your doors on an indefinitebasis to anyone who system in Manchester and what do you see for its SAN FRANCISCO The morning stars are Mars and World War II and converted to of flurries north Friday. Lows 5 above to 5 below block of time and go to China or Russia or Australia or tremendous needs not being met. comes in from anywhere And our shelter operation is future? Saturn. military production. The fact that you still have people that have no place north and 0 to 10 above south. Highs in the teens to In 1962. U-2 spy plane pilot New Zealand or to Africa, as I ’m going to do this not doing that. There is real effort being made to help V. V The evening stars are Mercury. to live and have to depend on the soup kitchens to live A. One of the major accomplishments in my low 20s north and 20s to lower 30s south. Francis Gary Powers was re^ summer.” all the people who use the shelter to find work so they LOS ANGELES Venus and Jupiter. indicates there is still something wrong with this can support themselves. Providing the shelter alone day on the Board of Education was helping to bring turned to the United States In , As a former chairman of the school board’s Building Those born on this date are under system. We need to do something about that. We also without those other things is not appropriate. I don't (School Superintendent) Jim Kennedy totown. I think exchange for Soviet spy Rudolf pnd Sites Committee, Susag promoted several LOWEST DALLAS Across the nation the sign of Aquarius. They include building programs that were defeated. He said he sees have people who need help for mental and emotional think you can depend on government to do it. even that was a great ble.ssing to Manchester. He's a American Journalist William Allen Abel. TEMPERATURES vofloO a continued uphill effort to get school referendums conditions. One of the emphases of the Community when we had a government that was more favorably first-class school system administrator and I'vebeen While in 1868, comic actor W.C. In 1964. two Australian warships: ,1 0 '* ■V „30.00,3000 ricni Snow will occur from the southern Plains across passed as Manchester’s population grows older. Services Council is the mental health team. We’re disposed to providing human services. We are going to extremely pleased that he's been willing to stay in O RLEANS Fields in 1879, Russian author an aircraft carrier and a des­ Manchester. Jim has attracted good people and kept C20 Missouri and Arkansas, the Ohio and Tennessee A former Republican, Susag switched his affiliation developing a coordinated system so that we can have to work harder, but the problem isn’t going to go valleys and the central Appalachians to the Middle Boris Pasternak in 1890. enter­ troyer, collided off New South identify people with chronic mental health problems good people. ... LEGEND- to the Democratic Party last year because of what he away. It will diminish or increase depending on the I-—! Atlantic coast region. Snowshowers will be tainer Jimmy Durante In 1893, Wales, killing 82. and be sure that they get the help they need and avoid economic conditions. I ’m beginning to think we’re I don’t think there’s any question that teachers are In 1984. Americans and other said were the Republican Party’s ultraconservative ISNOW scattered over the northern Rockies, the Great German dramatist Bertolt Brecht leanings and apparent lack of concern for human some people getting it from two or three places. getting to the point where most of the people who want entitled to a better salary structure than the one _____ in 1898. actor Lon Chaney Jr. in foreigners were evacuated from Lakes and from upstate New York to northern New needs. He described himself as probably the "most One of the other areas of concern to me. not just in a job can get one. That wasn’t true a year ago. they’ve got. You’ve got a system that’s so ingrained, ^ . .in AIR 1905, opera star Leontyne Price in Beirut following the withdrawal of Manchester, but the country, is what we are doing that in order to make a change in the salary system S H O W E R S ^ FLOW England. U.S. Marines from the battle-tom liberal Republican to ever run for town office.” Q. Why did you and your wife change your Rain will reach from south Texas across the 1927 (age 59). actor Robert Wagner The following are excerpts from the interview with about the needs of our so-called elderly population. work there has to be some way that salary in 1930 (age 56). and Olympic gold Lebanese capital. political party affiliation last year from Republican to western and central Gulf Coast region to the Susag, conducted by Herald Reporter Susan Vaughn, One of the most flagrant wastes of a national resource improvement can be focused toward the people who UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST medal swimmer Mark Spitz in 1950 Democrat? Middle Atlantic coast, with showers and thunder­ we have in this country today is the definition that a really have the competence. I feel very strongly that (age 36). A thought for the day: Journalist merit evaluation is a very important factor. And I storms likely from the eastern Gulf Coast region to Q. What is your opinion of Manchester as a place person is of no valueto society once they reach age65. A. The Republican Party in Manchester seems William Allen White wrote: "Rea.; believe very strongly that lay people are fully able to National forecast southern Georgia and northern and central to live? One of the correct moves over recent years has been to have been totally invisible in areas of concern for Oh this date in history: son never has failed men. Only the move to increase ttie age of retirement. It means human needs and the individuals that were visibly evaluate the performance of professionals. I spent Florida. During Tuesday morningi snow is forecast for parts of the Ohio Valley In 1763. the Treaty of Paris ended force and oppression have made A. We made the deliberate decision to move to you’ve got to work longer, but it means the age level at active in the party were not really deeply concerned, five years on the board working toward some the Seven Years' War between the wrecks in the world." Manchester because it was a multi-strata town. We which people are considered to be useless is raised to a at least it appeared so. Most of the people that we meaningful evaluation of teachers. But the tenure and the Mid Atlantic Coast states. Rain is predicted from the Mid iiid not want to live in a town where eveiybody was in higher number. know who have been politically active in the system does protect a mediocre teacher. Atlantic to South Atlantic Coast states, while snow is possible in the High and low - the same socioeconomic condition. I wouldn’ t trade Many of these people have a lot of ability to take Democratic Party in Manchester are very much ! ’m not unhappy about the schools we built or that that. I think Manchester is still a better town than a lot we made the expansions we did. I am thankful that we Central Intermountain Region and parts of the Mississippi Valley. Rain The highest temperature reported Sunday by the care of themselves, but they need some kind of concerned about human needs. of towns for that very reason. 1 got very upset with didn't build some of the schools we thought we needed is possible in parts of the Gulf Coast and thunderstorms are possible in National Weather Service, excluding Alaska and y support structure which is not necessarily an The federal government posit ion of throwing all t his some people recently who were upset because their institutional structure. They need to have readily, and at the time. We did the best we could do in projecting Hawaii, was 85 degrees at Naples, FLa. Today’s back to the private sector is strictly a Republican the extreme South Atlantic coast. Elsewhere the weather will be fair in kids were going to have to go Nathan Hale School at accessible cost, the kind of services they need to approach. We sort of felt it was time to be identified the need for those It looks like we may be swinging low was 26 degrees below zero at Warroad, Minn. general. Tri-state daily: 387, 7528 instead of Martia or Highland Park. Thai’s just pure maintain themselves in their own homes. It is far with objecting to that. back somewhat You can have the best computer in Connecticut daily Tristate lotto: 6-13-20-28-27-28 snobbery. cheaper for society to make sure that Aunt Mary, who I ’m sure neither one of us voted a straight party the world, but you really cannot predict birth rales Saturday: 649 Rhode Island daily: 8621 ... It’s interesting that the one thing we didn’t move is living by herself but can’fdpive a car anymore, has ticket in our lives. I had a great deal of misgiving because there are some factors related to birth rate "Lot-O-Bucks": 14-24-28-27-29 into was a multiracial town. 1 would guess that we the ability to get to the market once a week. than it is to about that when I first ran for the board. Adler that are so intensely personal. It’s possible that we Play Four: 0325 Massachusetts daily: 1952 have more Asians in Manchester than we have blacks put her into a retirement home some place. Most Dobkin, the Republican town chairman at the time, could have an abnormally steep increase for awhile. other numbers drawn Saturday “ Megabucks” : 1-8-10-15-20-28 or Hispanics. But Manchester is still a white town. people don’t need it (a retirement home). But they do and in my book the last real good town chairman the It’s cheaper to keep a building up than to scrap it in New England: (There were four winners). And that is to its discredit. need help to go to the grocery store and they need Republicans have had in Manchester, said, “ Don’t let and start over again The problem with our schools is somebody to talk to and cheek on them now and then. not tt^they-'weren't well-built in the first place, we PEOPLE - Q , What can we do to eliminate racism in that worry you very much. I ’ve never voted a straight party ticket either.” just w ^ rth e m out. or we change the rules like this : Manchester? Congregate housing for the elderly is another issue That was the attitude in the Republican Party at the thing in the high school. When you realize the high Roots of the future Sex and records doesn’t sound like she’s even close to A. One of the things I ’ve gotten involved in is the being discussed by a committee set up by the town time. You were concerned about the good of the town. percentage of our taxes going for education, it’s not at retiring. " I don’t feel I ’ve reached my Methodist Board of General Ministries. I ’m on a board Human Services Department. We started to define For a long time after I got off the board, this began alt unreasonable for older people to think hard about Chuck Yeager combined business with potential,” she said a few days after winning committee to eliminate institutional racism. That’s congregate housing as institutional, but then tossed degenerating and we found ourselves being less and such programs because they do gel hit. Manchester Authors Alex Haley and John Nasbltt has gotten to be one of those towns where your provided the link between past and future as pleasure in flying a corporate jet across the her 143rd professional tournament. " I ’ve what I see in Manchester. ... The only way to solve it is around the idea that a form of congregate housing less sympathetic to what the Republicans in always had very good concentration and to go out deliberately solve it. You have to bring could be one or two other widows living with another Manchester were saying and less and less enchanted grandchildren can no longer afford to live here. Their a medical complex in Columbus, Ohio, country in a record-breaking 5 hours, 24 own grandchildren are not going to benefit from the minutes. Yeager now has set 36 flying very good ground strokes but I haven’t been people into positions of responsibility on the basis of widow who owns a large house. That would be far with what they were saying nationally. There was a opened its centennial celebration. cheaper than building something new and those system either. I think there is a fundamental Haley spoke on the origins of his best-seller records in his career, including being the an all-court player.” She’s determined to their potential rather than on the basis of their yery strong ultraconservative group, such as the achievement. In other words, you’ve got to be willing people would not need as much assistance as they Manchlwter Property Owners Association. They reluctance to pay taxes for something you can't "Roots,” which traced his ancestry. first man to break the sound barrier. improve hr game and again challenge benefit from yourself. There has to be a much higher Martina Navratilova for the No. 1 ranking on to put someone into a chairmanship of a committee, would living by themselves. seemed^o gravitate toward the Republican Party. I Nasbitt, author of “ Megatrends” and "Anything that is a challenge is fun,” he said We are also looking at a project like the Wesley degree of altruism among the electorate in order to the woinen’s tour. ” I was coasting along at for example, who has not, up to this point, think gradually they just began to wear things down in “ Reinventing the Corporation,” spoke of after landing Saturday in New York. “ I had Retirement Center at South Church that got shot down the party and pot to have more and more control sell a school building program where the population is No. 1 in the 1970s and then Martina came demonstrated by performance that he or she has been health care and its future. to be on the East Coast anyway and took a able to handle that job. Those people on the committee in 1978. If we had built that we would have 100 whether it was by deliberate intent. I don’t know. 1 got getting older. But I would not say that it couldn't be along,” Evert says. "It was a jolt to be "You are reconceptualizing now what look in the record books and found there was who are fully able to handle it have got to spend time apartments for the total living retirement commun­ awful tired of listening to them. done. You’re just going to have to do a belter selling hospitals are and what functions they a record to be broken. We caught the jet knocked off the pedestal. I feel I helped her with that person to help them achieve the state of ity. Something like that may come back again. As it began to get more conservative, the more job. perform,” he said Sunday in a program at stream just right.” Still, there are more reach a high level and now she’s helping me. competence that person ought to have. And it makes Mount Carmel Health that included dedica­ things to life than flying. When asked how it It’s good to have a cat-and-dog struggle. It’s things go slow for awhile. But I think it’s the only way. What is the Community Services Council and felt to set the record. Yeager said, " It ’ll good to have your back against the wall at Q. tion of a new medical staff building. I would like to see more of that done in Manchester.... what are its functions? "Mr. Haley has made it his life’s work to never replace sex.” times because that brings out the best in D eath and T axes Q. Where is the world going? Do you see any hope explore the knowledge we can gain from the you.” Senator Pete Domenici has been saying that a tax A. The council started in 1972 or 1973. It is made past to make our future more meaningful,” for solving its many problems? up of professionals from the town and private social increase will have to be part of any effort to reduce the said Sister Gladys Marie, president of the Challenging Martina New opry star A. I do see a lot of hope for the world. One of the service agencies and individual citizens who have a medical center. "And Mr. Nasbitt is intent on deficit in the 1987 federal budget. Be thankful the things that is going to make it a more hopeful place is concern for human services, like me. Out of it came unfolding the future.” Tennis star Chris Evert Lloyd is 31 now but nation is at peace. The War of 1812 led to the nation’s that there are more opportunities for people — not the Human Services Department because of the Reba McEntire’s teary response to being council stressing the need for coordination of human made a member of the Grand Ole Opry first sales taxes on gold, silverware, jewelry, and governments but people — to interact with each other. When you get into a country where their government services between the health, welfare and social apparently touched a lot of people. "Boy, I ’ve watches. The nation’s first income tax was instituted in services departments, which used to operate sure gotten a lot of letters about it,” the has said that Americans are all monsters, then it is up 1862, during the Civil War. And annual internal revenue to you to make sure they don’t feel that way after independently. Now they all operate under the former rodeo competitor said. “ I didn't even collections passed the billion-dollar mark for the first they’ve met you. Unfortunately, there are still ugly umbrella of the Human Services Department and at think about being a star until the 60th least they talk to each other. time in 1918, during World War One. Americans. When you sit down and talk to people, not anniversary of the Grand Ole Opry. People as people who have any official position, but just as That’s a plus for the council. It’s also a bit of a minus there were wanting their picture made with DO YO U KNOW — What amendment to the Constitu­ people, you come away saying. ‘They think like we do, because it was such a major effort and when it Tuesday Only me and there was Dolly (Parian) and Loretta tion sanctioned the income tax? they don’t understand what’s going on in parts of the happened one of the logical reactions was ‘Now we’ve (Lynn) and Willie (Nelson) and the big stars world any more than we do.’ done it, let the Human Services Department do it,’ but of the Grand Ole Opry.” McEntire found it FRIDAY’S ANSWER — Exxon (formerly Standard Oil) Is You come to the conclusion that anywhere you go in that’s really short-sighted. There are still needs that hard to believe that the fans were interested the largest oil company In the world. the world, there are people and there are can’t be met through the governmental structure. The council doesn’t really care who does these things, but in her. “ It was like, ‘Don’t be silly. There’s 2-10-86 ‘ KnowledKP rnlimited, Inc. 1986 governments, but they are not necessarily one and the USDA CHOICE Kitty Wells and Roy Acuff. Go take their same in any given country. You come to the it worries about identifying a need and getting it met somehow. The council has had a very good record in picture.’ It was then I realized, ’Hey, Reba, A Newspaper in Education Program conclusion that the peoples of the World are not interested in anything other than living in a peaceful Manchester, GROUND BEEF...... »1.59. now I am somebody.’ ” That didn’t stop Sponsored by There ought to be more business people involved on world. We as Americans have a lot to do to keep it in McEntire from taking a few pictures of her The Manchester Herald the council, more deliberate representation from the own. the peaceful mold. 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No. I l l Board set to act at meeting tonight anywhere, we ought to take care of our own," Publlthod dally axespt Sunday Suggeatad barrier rataa are $1.50 Gatlin said in ceremonies in Los Angeles and cartain holldaya by tha Man- weekly, $6.50 for one month, $10.25 Camposeo said he knew of no the liscal year that begins July 1 chatter Publlahing Co., ISBralnard for three montha, $38.50 for tlx The Board of Education’s Per­ MUCKE'S NATURAL CASING kicking off the federally funded project. recommendations for reductions. represents an 11.4 percent in­ Place, Manchaatar, Conn. 06040. montha and $77.00 for one yecr.. sonnel and Finance Committee crease over the current year’s Gatlin said he contributed the song Second data poatagepald at Man­ The budget must be sent to the M ill ratee are available on requeat.. tonight will recommend approval budget. Salary increases for “ Runaway Go Home” and music video to chaatar, Conn. POSTMASTER: of the superintendent’s entire town manager before Feb. 27. FRANKS...... *1 .9 9 . teachers averaging 12 percent publicize the plight of runaways after he saw Sand addraat changaa to tha Man­ proposed $27.8 million budget for One change that Camposeo will a Continental Trailways billboard in Illinois chaatar Herald, P.O. Box 591, Man­ To place a claaalfisd or ditpley .recommend is to transfer $1,050 over each of the next two years chaatar, Conn. 00040. 1988-87, committee Chairman Jo­ mon.~SsL SAM’S PM; Sun. SAM’ 6 PM offering a free ride home for runaway advertleament, or to report a news found in the computer education account for a major portion of the Item, story or picture Idea, call 543- seph Camposeo said today. youths. budget to extracurricular pro­ budget increase. GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 2711. Office hours era 8:30 a.m. to 5 The school board must act on the The two-minute video will appear on cable p.m. Monday through Friday. budget at tonight’s meeting, which grams, which he said were 317 Highland St. you don’t receive your Herald by 5 Other items on tonight's agenda Route 44 television’s music channel, MTV, Dorcas p.m. weakdayt or 7:30 a.m. Satur­ begins at 7:30 in the board offices "grossly underfunded.” During Manchester Coventry Hardy, assistant secretary of the U.S. day, plaaae telephone your carrier. one budget review session, the will be a review of the adult baste, DPI photo at 45 N. School St. education program, a five-year HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Department of Health and Human Services, If you’re unable to reach your car­ The Manchseter Herald It a mam- Board members made no major board discovered the $1,050 was 646-4277 742-7361 bar of tha Aaaoclatad Prett, a aub- rier, call tubacribar tervice at 647- cuts in the budget during two put in the budget twice for a staff development plan and an It’s "puppy love” at first sight for New Yorker Andrea lannone when she said Friday. 9946 by 6 p.m. waekdaya or 10 a.m. aertbar to United Praaa Interna-' explanation of the methods for There are now 273 federally funded tional news tarvicea and a member review sessions in late January, computer in the science depart­ meets "Rex" for the first time on Sunday. Rex, introduced by the Almar Toy Saturdays for guaranteed delivery testing reading on the Fourth shelters in the country, four of them in Los In Manchseter. of the Audit Bureau of Circulations.' but they can still make changes ment at Manchester High School. Corp., made his debut at the Internationai Toy Fair, which opened in New Grade Mastery Test. Angeles. tonight before a final vote is taken. Kennedy’s proposed budget for York City this morning. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. F^h. 10. 1986 ^ 5,

4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Feb. 10, 1986 Delivery Connecticut In Brief Prison ombudsman listens to inmates GOP leader vows Bv Brent Lavmon three assistants work for the rections officials accept the om­ policy that they’re never wrong. The Associated Press Hartford Institute of Social and budsman’s recommendation about Joan Leonard, an assistant pub­ too quick Five to share $6 million Lotto prize Criminal Justice, a non-profit 80 percent of the time, he said.'~ lic defender for the Connecticut Among Bookwalter’s accomp­ judicial department who handles HARTFORD — There were five first-prize tickets sold in last SOMERS — James R. Bookwal- foundation that has a contract with to upgrade judges ter is a safety valve, relieving the the state. lishments: a halt to routine censor­ many inmate cases, says many of Friday’s Lotto contest, each worth $1,169,499.61, lottery officials pressure that he says builds “ I think it’s the best system ing of prisoners’ outgoing mail and her clients want an attorney’s help. for mom say. constantly in prisons, sometimes because of the independence (om­ more accurate laboratory testing However, there are some inmate The winning tickets were sold in Coventry, Fairfield, By Judd Everhart judges who became Superior Court to an explosive point. budsmen) have in dealing with to protect inmates from being complaints that deserve attention The Associated Press judges when the system was By George Lavng Greenwich, New Haven and Norwalk, lottery officials said. “ Prison is an awful situation for prisoner complaints,” said Ber­ wrongly accused of alcohol or drug but don’t belong in the courts, she said. That should be tbe ombuds­ consolidated in 1978 are up for Herald Reporter Lottery officials said there were 419 second-prize winning everybody,” says Bookwalter, a nard King, president of the Inter­ abuse. HARTFORD — An unusually reappointment this year. tickets each worth $539 and 13,313 third-prize winning tickets, 47-year-old former businessman national Ombudsman Institute, man’s role, sbe said. Arlene Le Roy was in an The ombudsman system has its high number of Superior Court Van Norstrand now has the worth $30 each. There were 158,%9 fourth-prize winning tickets, who has been the Connecticut based at the University of Alberta critics. ambulance en route to Manchester Said Bookwalter: “ Incidents oc­ judges are up for reappointment results in hand, but won’t release each worth $3. prison system’s independent om­ in Canada. Daniel Manville, a staff attorney Memorial Hospital Sunday night tq cur in the prison all the time— this election year and lawmakers any details. He did say last week, The winning numbers drawn Friday night were 1-5-8-10-15-23. budsman since 1973. “ It’sstressful Last year, Bookwalter and his for the American Civil Liberties give birth to her second child when . probably once every two days.” are trying to keep politics out of the however, that four of those ex­ for the inmates, it’s stressful for three assistants investigated more Union’s National Prison Project, process. pected to be nominated for reap­ the vehicle pulled over at the the officers.” than 2,000 prisoner complaints said the ombudsman’s office in But serious violence requiring Aaron Ment, Connecticut's chief pointment could be in “ serious Subway sandwich shop on Center Feds open hearings into Derby blast “ The most important thing we do about everything from lost mall to Michigan, for example, has been state police help bas erupted only court administrator, says he’s trouble.” He would not name the Street WATEitBURY — The National Transportation Safety Board is is provide a means for the inmates disciplinary policies. ineffective because he said the once since start of tbe ombudsman confident the Republican- four. The stop wasn’t made, however, holding a hearing this week as part of its investigation of the Dec. to pursue their grievances,” he “ If I have a problem, I write the corrections department “ has a program. controlled General Assembly will That they may be in jeopardy because the mother-to-be was 6, 1985 natural gas explosion and fire in Derby that killed six said. ombudsman,” said Nelson Garcia, succeed, as it considers names reportedly has more to do with hungry. The pressure of those grievances who is serving a 25-year sentence submitted by Democratic Gov. their manner on .the bench, not fr J Le Roy, who lives on Benton people. The board was scheduled to meet this morning at the at a prison here exploded in a for felony murder. “ I tell him FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE William A. O’Neill. their specific knowledgeof the law. Road, gave birth to her son, bloody disturbance in 1972. It was what’s going on. I trust him.” "There’s been a lot of public Ment said there is a “ natural Waterbury Sheraton Hotel in a pre-hearing conference which is Benjamin Anthony Le Roy, in the only nine months after the fatal FREE Annual • Weekly Garden Lectures at 7:30 speculation concerning reappoint­ fear that that type of survey will closed to the public. ambulance as it sat in the parking uprising at New York’s Attica GARCIA, 25, was upset about WadnMday, Fab. 13 - “Baavllfy your home - landscape It" By turn into a popularity contest. I Witnesses are expected to testify in the two-day public hearing ment,” Ment said. "I see no lot outside the sandwich shop, State Prison, and corrections b ein g transferred into a staff of Woodland Gardens - Free Refreshments evidence that the governor or the have some concerns about it, but I beginning Tuesday, “ to set the ground rules and present the Manchester paramedic Ken Cus- officials were worried. That’s dormitory-type cell block after _ “ Wednesday, Fab. I t - Orchids and Orchid Collecting - Jeff Coho, legislature is going to act in any don’t have any real information on exhibits,” board spokesman William Bush said Friday. son said today. The time of when Bookwalter’s job was spending most of the first two member of the Orchid Society. Hononery member of the way that would politicize the the number of replies or what type delivery was 10; 29 p.m. The River Restaurant and the three-stoiy building that housed created. years of his sentence in his own Horticultural Society of England and Pennsylvania. process. of responses he got.” m were destroyed in the explosion, and six people were killed. Cusson and paramedics Charles Now. 36 states are operating cell. He says the dorm is cramped, “ As far as I’m concerned, the Last year, the Republican ma­ Genovese and Doug Bearse met Thirteen people, most of them customers in the restaurant, were their prisons under court orders to filthy and filled with inmates individuals who are responsible for jority arranged a couple of close the ambulance in the parking lot injured in the blast. improve conditions, and just last serving two-year sentences. It’s that process have acted responsi­ votes on judicial nominations when they received word Le Roy The hearing, which U.S. Rep. John Rowland, R-Conn, helped month West Virginia inmates psychologically difficult for .some­ o d t a n d bly and I assume they will forwarded by O’Neill to send the Herald photo oy Pmto could not make it any further. arrange, will look into the cause of the blast, “ butguilt and blame rioted over changes in visitation body doing hard time to live with continue." he added. governor a message to nominate Ga r d e n s “ It was very quick,” Cusson are not words in our vocabulary,” Bush said. policies, short-timers, Bookwalter said. In December, knowing that more Republicans. But no sitting Wilson E. Deakin, assistant superin­ Friday night. The event was held in said. ” We were all basically Bookwalter has had to learn how about 70 judges would be up for judge has ever been denied reap­ honor of Deakin’s recentiy earned nervous, but we didn’t realize how IN RESPONSE, more stales will to deal with the unique logic that reappointment to eight-year terms pointment, according to the best of tendent of schoois, and Steve Krajewski Famed telescope returns to Yale nervous we were until afterwards create safety valve positions, develops within prisons. this year. House Speaker R E. Van anyone’s memory. of the Vernon Recreation Department doctorate degree from the University of because we had so many things to NEW HAVEN — The telescope used by Yale University predicts John Poupart, the prison One inmate serving a sentence ^Valentines: Norstrand sent out questionnaires Ralph G. Elliot, president of the share a laugh at a roast and dinner for Massachusetts. do.” astronomers who were the first Americans to see Halley’s Comet for murder couldn’t understand to Connecticut’s 8,000 lawyers, Connecticut Bar Association, said ombudsman in Minnesota, one of ^ Day: Deakin at the Army and Navy Club Cusson said the birth occurred in 1835 is being featured in an exhibit at Yale Peabody Museum of eight states that have such posts. why another murderer had been asking them to evaluate the Van Norstrand was right to take without difficulty and “ Mom was performance of the state’s 143 the survey. “ Otherwise, he might Natural History. The others, besides Connecticut, granted weekend furloughs and he fantastic.” Benjamin and his hadn’t, reasoning that the other ^alceolarlas;_ judges. be accused of operating in the Barbara Narendra, the museum’s archivist, Sunday said the are Michigan. Iowa, Alaska, Ne­ mom were said to be doing “ very 10-foot-long achromatic refractor telescope opened as the braska. Kansas, Hawaii. man “ pulled the trigger five times At the time, the Darien Republi­ dark.” Elliot said. well” this morning by hospital can said it was "essential that the Asked about Ment’s concern that principal element of the museum’s Halley’s Comet exhibit Other states have officials who ... and I only .‘Shot mine twice.” ‘Dr. Deak’ feels the heat spokesman Andrew Beck. The hear inmate complaints, but they Most formal complaints begin as during the weekend. qualifications of these candidates the survey could amount to no younster weighs 7 pounds 1 ounce. be reviewed by the General more than a popularity contest, The telescope, which contains a five-inch lens, was used by don’t fit the definition of an a message — ” I must see you right Assembly based on the observa­ Elliot said: "Thfere’s always a Beck said. Denison Olmsted and Elias Loomis, two Yale astromomers who ombudsman, according to Lenny away” — dropped in the ombuds­ Although Beck said it is rare for tions of the members of the danger that that will be so. But the were the first on North America to observe the com et’s return in Esquina, former prison ombuds­ man’s mailbox. Bookwalter said. School official honored at roast a child to be born outside the working bar who appear before question is whether the possibility 1835, Narendra said. It will remain on display through the man for Michigan. He said most Then comes an interview, followed hospital, a Cambridge Street by an investigation and a recom­ these judges regularly.” of that danger is so great that it response I know to the school lunch critics.” ombudsmen answer directly to the By Susan Vaughn woman gave birth to a girl on the Summer. state legislature, and he discounts mendation to prison officials. He and other Republicans have militates against takingthe survey Seader said. Narendra said the museum found out the Smithsonian Herald Reporter stairway of her home just last those who work for a corrections Bookwalter must rely on his power H0US6pldntS'"~Large Selection said they have a rare opportunity at all.” Also addressing Deakin’s interest in sports, week- On another occasion, a baby Institution in Washington had the telescope in storage. department because of a perceived of persuasion to make his point this year to improve the quality of He said he was "not at all Manchester High School Principal Jacob Ludes •Folligs •HirbS •Cictus Urgi 8 tmall potttd plmlt Assistant School Superintendent Wilson E. Was delivered on the lawn of the The museum contacted the Smithsonian, eventually acquired with prison officials. the state’s judiciary. Many of the alarmed” at the high interest in recalled the tour of the town he got from Deakin lack of independence. Deakin is no longer just “ Deak” to friends. He is the telescope, dusted it off and now has it encased in glass for this Connecticut’s ombudsman is the About 25 percent of the com­ AUDOBON BltD FOOD - Tbayll always c o m bach far bmiw. former Common Pleas Court judicial reappointments this year. when he came to Manchester as a candidate for hospital. Beck said. now “ Dr. Deak.” "Sometimes they just can’t generation’s Halley’s observers to view. only one who works for a private plaints eventually get resolved in Sunflower aaeds, cracked corn, Ihlatia aeed. the post. pots, housspisnis, bssksts, Insscticldas S more The new title, bestowed upon Deakin Friday wait,” Beck said. organization. Bookwalter and his the inmate’s favor, he said. Cor­ night at the Army Navy Club when he was roasted “ I learned what a Class A softball field was,” he and toasted by some 260 friends and family said. House committees members, refers to a doctorate degree in staff Deakin’s brother, Tom Deakin of Atlantic development he recently earned from the Highlands, N.J., told of his brother’s illustrious PZC meets Governor University of Massachusetts. wrestling career at Rahway High School, Besides telling about Deakin’s work in the revealing that his nickname then was “ Sneaky to mull plan to take up budget school system, speakers at the roast noted his Deak,” prowess, or lack thereof, in sports, poker and Pat Ladd. Deakin’s secretary, said of Deakin’s has towns refereeing. doctorate degree: “ I know how hard he worked The Planning and Zoning Com­ HARTFORD (AP) — Two weeks reduced,” Neumann said. “ I guess Town Manager Robert B, Weiss said Deakin for this. I’ve learned a lot. He persevered and I mission is expected to make minor of budget hearings were to get the only difference between the was voted “ hero of the year” by Manchester typed and re-typed. He did it with a lot of nagging changes to a land-use map when it on mind under way today with Republicans House and Senate is the House teachers because of the significant salary raise from me.” meets tonight to continue revising vowing to trim the Democratic picks numbers and the Senate says they received in their most recent contract, which On a more serious note, Ladd said: “ Apart the town’s proposed Comprehen­ Continued from page 1 governor’s spending proposals for do it.” from my family, he is really my best friend.” sive Plan of Development. he negotiated. session and began talking about a fiscal 1986-87. The administration’s budget tes­ Deakin present^ her a bouquet of flowers at the Tonight’s session will be the William Brindamour, president of the union state budget for this year. Rep. Otto C. Neumann, R- timony kicks off with presenta­ event, third workshop held on the plan, that represents town teachers, said that if Deakin And just as they disagree on the Granby, co-chairman of the Appro­ tions Monday by the Agriculture. were not a school official, he would probably be Other speakers included Pete Mattaliano, a which drew sharp criticism from priations Committee, said the Environmental Protection. Eco­ friend whom Deakin credited with encouraging likely impact of the federal law. hosting “ Let’s Make a Deal.” residents who spoke at two public state budget officials and some hearings are “ to a large degree nomic Development. Labor, and School Superintendent James P. Kennedy was him to finish his degree; Robertson School hearings held last year. Republican legislators also dis­ show,” with administration offi­ Judicial departments. repeatedly ribbed during the evening because it Principal Bill Freeman, who called Deakin “ a Townspeople can attend the agree on how the state should cials defending their requests On Tuesday, the lineup includes usually stops snowing when he decides to dismiss super fellow to work for who has one of the biggest workshop session, which will start react. representing an 11 percent in­ the Department of Higher Educa­ school early, as was the case on Friday, when hearts” ; and Steve Sutton of Manchester, who at 7 p.m, in the Lincoln Center The disagreement now centers Don’t kiss crease over the current budget tion. the University of Connecticut, several inches of snow fell in Manchester, But he told stories about his poker sessions with Deakin. hearing room, but they cannot on a projected $100 million state year. the school’s Health Center, the countered with a blizzard story involving Deakin. MHS guidance counselor Ron Mocadio added participate in the discussion. The budget surplus and whether the "The emphasis is on the dra­ state universities, regional com­ Noting that Friday was the anniversary of comic relief, as did master of ceremonies Robert PZC has said that at least one more state should take advantage of its matic changes in the budget.” munity colleges, and technical "Storm Larry” in 1978, Kennedy recalled the Digan, the director of youth services. public hearing will be scheduled good fiscal condition to provide a Neumann said Friday. “ The var­ colleges. decision-making process whan that snowstorm During his rebuttal at the end of the roast. another opportunity after the revisions are completed. cushion against Gramm-Rudman- ious agencies will have a chance to Thursday, appropriations sub­ started. Deakin, Kennedy recalled, “ looked out Deakin jabbed back at several of the speakers make a pitch for what they figure committees are scheduled to hear the window and said, 'I’ve got a gut feeling that and reminisced about his 16 years in Manchester. Previous hearings on the pro­ Hollings. Democratic Gov. William A. to be the important new from the departments of Income we’re going to make it through the day.’ That was “ I have enjoyed the support from my central posed plan drew about 400 towns­ developments.” Maintenance, Aging, and Human the day Ella Grasso closed the roads.” office playmates, friends and family.” he said, people. Most of those who spoke O’Neill says he fears municipal governments would be hit hardest Nevertheless, Neumann re­ Resources. Leonard Seader, chairman of the Board of Deakin introduced his wife. Betty; his father, were critical of the high- and goodbye. flected his majority party’s prefer­ On Friday, the state treasurer Education, disclosed Deakin’s tardiness at board Wilson C. Deakin of Atlantic Highlands, N.J.,and medium-density housing propos­ by federal cuts, and he is proposing a $105 million increase in state aid ence for seeing this year’s *4.4 and the comptroller will testify meetings because he had to refereO games, his three of his children, William. Catherine and als for certain areas of town billion budget grow no more than 8 along with the Department of catnaps during deliberations and his ability to Stephanie. His oldest daughter, Carol, who lives contained in the plan. primarily to help local govern­ percent. Gov. William O’Neill's Revenue Services, the office of the time meetings so that he could catch the second in St. Petersbury, Fla., could not attend the event. Residents of southwest Man­ ments cushion against federal proposed 11 percent increase attorney general, the Division of half of football games. Deakin was presented various gifts, including a chester were particularly upset cuts. would boost spending to $4.93 Special Revenue, Office of Policy “ He is the only manager of a cafeteria program videocassette recorder and a trip for two to over the proposed medium-density Senate Republicans, on the other billion for the fiscal year beginning and Management. Department of whose mere physical presence is the best Atlantic City. proposals made for their part of hand, question the impact of the July 1. Administrative Services, and De­ town, where land is zoned mostly federal law and want to use the “ Obviously it’s going to be partment of Housing. for lower densities. surplus to cut state taxes by as much as $100 million in the 1986-87 state fiscal year that begins July 1. O’Neill warned that cutting state Democrats to name charter picks taxes rather than increasing aid to cities and towns could in effect result in a tax increase when cities Continued from page 1 Franklin and Agostinelli were another Supreme Court decision, and towns have to make up for among the majority of five who handed down in 1980. The court Among the committee’s choices voted to take no action on the federal cuts. said the charter provisions on “ Since our cities and towns will is Charles S. House, retired chief question. Rubinow voted against consolidation must be followed by surely bear the greatest effect of justice of the State Supreme Court, taking no action. One of the the town. who. like Rubinow, is one of the alternatives being considered but any federal reductions, we must Home Rule provisions in the not. in our zeal to serve, create a orginal framers of the charter. The not voted on at that time was state’s General Statutes permit others are Robert Franklin, execu­ studying sections 10:10 and 10:11 of plan which would give state tax consolidation of a district with the relief with one hand while forcing f tive director of the Connecticut the charter, which give the Eighth town in which it is located without a Public Expenditure Council; Na­ an increase in local taxes on the District what the Democrats call a separate favorable vote in that ors you’ll feel quite comfortable with, than Agostinelli, a former mayor other hand,” the governor told in one, every single year. Even a small deduct every •k' “ veto” power over consolidation. district. The court, however, held and former state comptroller; and lawmakers last week. amount (you don’t have to put in the dollar you ready to advise you and answer all It is those two sections that the that the charter put a restraint on. This year, ^ former Superior Court Judge John Senate President Pro Tempore contribute to . i f questions. newly appointed commission will those statute provisions. maximum, you know). F. Shea. study. Philip S. Robertson, R-Cheshire, your IRA each The Savings Bank o f Manchester, by downplayed the effects of Gramm- Opportunity #1: seeing your IRA Republican William Diana, the Franklin, who is not enrolled in a Removing the charter restraints do something Rudman-Hollings in calling again earnings grow. If you don’t make a year from your taxable the way, has even written the book on IRAs minority leader on the Board of political party, was a Democratic presumably would pave the way income. Deduct as much as $2,000 It’s called Individual Retirement Answers. for a new effort toward consolida­ ■ for the additional cuts in state - contribution to an IRA this year, you Directors, has said he objects to appointee in 1978. All of the most about an IRA. from your tax form if you file an indi­ We’d be glad to give you a free copy. the choices because no woman is recent choices of the Democrats tion under the Home Rule Act. can’t reap future years of compounded Robertson said O’Neill has So this year, do something about it. included and because there is no for the new commission are Maybe you never got around to opening interest upon retirement. vidual tax return. Take off up to $2,250 A group of Eighth District warned of massive federal budget Open an IRA at your nearby office o f the one in the group closely connected Democrats. backers is in the process of an Individual Retirement Account and, Opportunity # 2 : your IRA is a tax- on a joint return where one spouse with the Eighth District, an The choices of the Republican cuts in the past that never sheltered investment. Remember, any works. Take off up to $4,000 from a joint Savings Bank of Manchester. You know organizing to oppose any move materialized, and he accused the after a while, it just didn’t seem that independent political entity that candidate selection committee what to do about an opportunity: seize it! toward consolidation. Democratic governor of using the important. Maybe you think you’re too money you put in your IRA this year is tax return where both spouses work. provides fire and sewer service to came in for criticism not only from Tensions between the Eighth tax-deferreil until you withdraw it at Opportunities for IRAs at the much of northern Manchester. threat of federal cuts to overtax on young, right now, to plan for retire­ directors Diana and Ferguson, but District and the town have been a retirement. (For most people at retire­ Savings Bank o f Manchester. We hope Remember - your last chance to make , Republican Director Thomas H. also from vocal supporters of the the state level. ment. O r-fo r that matter-you’re at an a 1985 IRA contribution and earn a traditional part of the Manchester “ It’s getting to the point where ment age, the tax bite is not too severe you decide that opening an IRA this year Ferguson has said he agrees with Eight District, including Betty political scene. Efforts to avoid age where you’re so close to retirement, tax deduction on your 1985 taxes-is Bill O’Neill reminds me of then anyway.) Few other investments is a must. Then come into your nearest Diana, while the third GOP direc­ Sadloski and Wallace Irish Jr., conflicts have had some tempor­ why bother? Maybe you feel you just April 15th. After that, you can only con­ Herald photo by Tarquinio tor, Donna Mercier, has said she who sought a position on the ‘Chicken Little’ running around give you such a strong advantage. SBM office. We have a wide variety ary successes, but have always saying the sky is going to fall,” can’t afford an IRA, period. tribute to a 1986 IRA. And the earlier Downtown sales begin does not. charter commission. bogged down. Here at the Savings Bank o f Manches­ Opportunity #3: your IRA contri­ o f ways for you to safely put away IRA None of the principals in the Irish was one of the five in 1978 Robertson said. “ I’m not going to you do that, the better, too. Disputes have generally cen­ overly react to Gramm-Rudman.” ter, we believe IRAs are real opportuni­ butions are tax deductible every year. funds for future years. We also have dispute could be contacted today who favored the vote to take no An unidentified redcoat lies helpless nique Johndro, Elsie Tartaglia, Al tered on fire protection, but the Robertson said he believes cities The federal government allows you to a lot o f warm, friendly banking counsel­ According to FDIC regulations, any withdrawal from a time for comment. action in the town-district dispute ties. We feel you can’t afford not to invest Coelho, Joseph Garman and Bernie district 3 also has the right to and towns should decide on their savings account before maturity results in a substantial penalty. atop a stone wall, captured by down­ Rubinow, Agostinelli and Frank­ over who should provide fire provideUewer service in much of own how to respond within their town merchants bent on protecting their Apter. The enemy was said to be lin were members of a 1978 charter protection in the Buckland area. A the n o i^ r n section of town. municipal budgets to any federal campaign for a mercantiie event of attempting to sabotage plans for Red revision commission that consi­ state Supreme Court decision later Currently, district plans on where dered the consolidation question in in 1978 held that the district, and cuts. revolutionary proportions. The trium­ Tag Sale days on Thursday, Friday and to hook a sewer line into the Robertson’s sentiments appar­ connection with a dispute then over not the town, had that authority. townwide system are being op­ ently are shared by his fellow phant troops, from left, are the Herald's Saturday. the town's construction of a The current Democratic move posed by town Public Works Republican senators who issued Denise Roberts and merchants Mo­ firehouse in the Buckland area. toward consolidation stems from Director George A. Kandra. the call for the state tpx cut, but not necessarily by Republicans in the House. Beautiful Nails by House Speaker R.E. Van Nor­ Kathryn Scholle Hale strand, R-Darien, said it is too (^3 CALDWELL Attorney at Law early to determine if a major state Debbie tax cut is possible, warning that Member FDIC. Equal Opportunity Lender. Spruce Street Mobile OIL INC. is pleased to announce the relocation of her Gram m -Rudm an-Hollings “ is Serving Manchester, East Hartford, Silk Nail Wraps, Nail Tips something to reckon with,” Bolton, Andover, South Windsor, East Windsor, Full Services Gas office to The state’s 1986-87 fiscal year 79.9 and Manicures begins July 1 while the federal Ashford, Eastford and Mansfield. 220 Spruce S t per gal. C. O. D. 357 East Center Street budget year begins in October. Telephone 646-1700. Thus, cuts made in one federal Hours: Mon.-Frl. Bam-7am Manchester, CT 06040 THE HAIR LOFT budget year could land in a 649-8841 117 E. Center St. Manchester different state fiscal year. Milano Saturdays 7am-6pm 646-8875 Pricu Subject to Chango 647-8716 explained. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Feb. 10. 1986 - 7_

6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Feb. 10, 1986 Richard W. Cosgrove, Publistjar. Douglas A. Bevins. Managing Editor NASA ordered to release documents Searchers continue James P. Sacks, City Editor By RIto Beamish have to come from company OPINION The Associated Press headquarters in Chicago. No one was there Sunday. hunt for wreckage The Times story said it was not WASHINGTON — A presidential clear whether NASA took any was outfitted Saturday with Port w o r w — • • investigating the action on the July memorandum. CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. remote underwater camera MutNte Challenger explosion told NASA to At the opening hearing of the (AP) — Navy divers and Jiirn over all internal space agency equipment and is positioning on Seek balance N 0 A presidential commission last specially equipped NASA ves­ an area about 40 miles east of ‘ documents on what a newspaper Thursday, Judson A. Lovingood of sels probed the Atlantic for J a c k Cape Canaveral to search for called the “ potential failure” of the Marshall center testified there wreckage from the space shut­ the righthand SRB (solid rocket critical seals in the shuttle’s had been previous concern about tle Challenger and officials said A n d e r s o n booster rockets. booster),’’ said a NASA in managing erosion damage to the seals, called underwater recovery opera­ Commission Chairman William 0-rings, but that the problem had tions could take several more statement. Recovering that booster is B. Rogers said he asked for the been thoroughly investigated. weeks to complete. documents Sunday after a New A memo last summer from The recovery efforts con­ considered crucial to the inves­ reservoir land York Times article described tinued amid reports that tigation by a presidential Irving Davids, an engineer in the discrepancies between internal shuttle rocket booster program, seachers have found some of the commission. memorandums of the National cited “ 12 instances during flight” personal effects of the seven The panel has a%ked the space Aeronautics and Space Adminis­ of erosion in the primary 0-ring at astronauts who were aboard agency for all internal docu­ Manchester’s chief consideration in the tration and what space agency the seam where the nozzle segment Challenger when it blew up, ments dealing with problems management of its reservoir lands should be Even old radar officials told the panel last week. of the rocket is boiled to the including a helmet that was involving the seals on -the ' Rogers said in a telephone to strike a balance between aesthetics and adjacent segment. The nozzle fished out of the water. But boosters. It planned to interro­ ■ Interview that NASA had agreed to good forestry, regardless of the amount that segment is the open end segment at NASA spokesmen have refused gate NASA officials at an open '■cooperate with the request, but he able to pinpoint the bottom of the booster where the to confirm that any such re­ meeting Tuesday after review­ is derived from selling logs and limbs as declined to discuss the matter flame and exhaust from the mains have been retrieved. ing the documents behind firewood. further. burning fuel comes out. No major finds were reported closed doors today. The issue arises because of the way the White House spokesman Mark UPI pholo The 0-rings are made of syn­ over the weekend. ‘Steaith’ piane Weinberg, speaking for the com­ “ It’s methodical work, not town handled the recent logging of a 30-acre thetic rubber and are placed Photos of the moments before mission appointed by President 1979 file photo shows aft segment of rocket booster, between the 12-foot-diameter seg­ only in finding and identifying the explosion show fire shooting parcel of reservoir land along Finley Street. Reagan, said Rogers “ has re­ believed to be location of the malfunction which caused ments of the booster, which are any large pieces but in figuring from the side of the right The stretch along the road was left looking W ASHINGTON — The truth about the Stealth quested NASA to produce all out how to bring them up.” Jim the shuttle disaster. bolted together. There are four booster toward the external fuel terrible, and those who have complained bomber program is being hidden from Congress internal documents and reports of such segments. The rings, a Mizell. a National Aeronautics tank. investigations dealing with prob­ primary and backup seal, are and Space Administration spo­ The Navy ship Preserver, about its appearance are right — sticks and “ I didn’t think Gramm-Rudman-Hoiiings wouid affept me, but that was and the American people, but the plane itself randum. the npwspaper said. lems relating to seals on the between segments of the right protected from heat and flame by a kesman, said about the search meanwhile, was moored about won’t be able to hide from Soviet radar systems The newspaper also noted that a limbs should not simply have been left before i began expiaining it to peopie who didn’t think it wouid affect booster rockets.” booster allowed flame to spurt layer of putty. • for crucial components of the 18 miles northeast of Cape that have been in place for years. 1982 “ critical items list" warned strewn around. NASA said Sunday it was assem­ toward Challenger’s liquid fuel “ We have seen some evidence of shuttle Challenger Canaveral, concentrating on them.” This is the whispered word from defense experts that if the seals should fail, the At the same time, other protests about the bling the documents. tank has become a major focus of erosion of those seals, the primary Three NASA ships used sonar finding and recovering a poten- who are fam iliar with the progress of the super­ result could be “ loss of vehicle, The 13-member commission the investigation into the Jan. 28 seal,” Lovingood testified. "W e’ve and unmanned submersibles in . tially explosive satellite boos­ project must be weighed against what mission and crew due to metal secret bomber. planned to review the documents explosion that killed the shuttle’s never seen any erosion of a two different areas over the erosion, burnthrough and probably ter. The 16-ton device, com- constitutes good land management. Being invisible to Soviet radar, of course, is the . in a closed-door meeting today and seven crew members. secondary seal. But we have seen weekend, searching for Chal­ po.sed of two solid-fuel rocket case burst resulting in fire and After the Finley Street logging drew Open Forum whole point of the Stealth bomber. If it can’t fool call NASA officials to testify at an evidence of soot in belwen the two lenger’s crew cabin and two motors, was to have powered NASA documents indicate engi­ deflagration” Deflagration is complaints. Town Director Stephen Cassano the Soviets, it will rank as the costliest mistake in open session Tuesday morning. seals.” solid rocket boosters. the $100 million TDRS satellite The Times said an internal neers at NASA headquarters and rapid, intense burning. m ilitary history — not only because of its He also said the cold weather at One of the boosters is the carried aboard Challenger into said in a letter to Town Manager Robert government at a different level. In my mind, a new round of memorandum last July warned at the agency’s Marshall Space focus of an investigation into the estimated $80 billion price tag, but because of the NASA spokesman David Garrett Cape Canaveral on the day of a*higher orbit Weiss that he wanted specific steps outlined state needs Gov. O’Neill employs the same state tax cuts is not only NASA officials that shuttle flight Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala., had no comitient Sunday on the cause of the explosion that catastrophe that would result if the United Staes launch and the preceding days to deal with the problem. He told the Herald faulty reasoning in forwarding responsible and affordable, but safety was “ being compromised were concerned about such a report. were a concern because t hey might destroyed the shuttle Jan. 28 Navy Cmdr. Arthur E. Norton depends on Stealth to do what it can’t do. further tax cuts the idea of tax relief through essential. Fears of an economic by potential failure” of the seals possibility, the Times said. have shrunk or stiffened the seals, and killed its seven-member said the device was discovered he had been informed that no further cleanup We’ve already reported the complaints of Gil Moore, a spokesman for by sonar late last week, but sending millions more to cities downturn continue to be un­ between segments of the solid-fuel but he said Morton Thiokol had crew. would be performed. “ Failure during launch would Morton-Thiokol’s Wasatch Div­ divers have failed to pinpoint it. To the Editor: and towns. This only makes founded, For the state to con­ knowledgeable critics about various technical booster rockets that power the concurred the launch should "The (vessel) Independence Weiss, however, said that more work was certainly be catastrophic,” one ision in Utah, which makes the communities more dependent on tinue its pattern of gathering aspects of Stealth: its dangerous lack of speed and shuttle into orbit. proceed. The possibility that a leak NASA analyst warned in a memo­ boosters, said comment would planned, adding that the town would do the I must take issue with your assistance from a higher level of needless tax dollars only to maneuverability, its lack of stability in flight and Jan. 24 editorial, “ G O PTax Plan job more thoroughly than if the area were government, a dangerous cycle figure out more and more ways its suicidally short range. Some members of Worth Ignoring.” which claimed deep in the woods and out of view . that gives local voters less say to spend makes no sense, and Congress are also upset at the “ trust us” policy of that Senate Republicans are over the way their tax dollars are requires far more dollars than utter secrecy the Pentagon has used to push The limbs that clutter the floor of town misguided in seeking another Arizona woman gets spent. Furthermore, whether people are willing to pay, through its Stealth budgets. Now on all reservoir land after logging are generally round of state tax cuts during the they are federal, state or local, 1986 session of the General sold as firewood. Bids for purchase of the taxes all come from the same Philip S. Robertson BUT THESE COMPLAINTS are dwarfed by Assembly. FILM DEVELOPING firewood in the Finley Street area are individuals: you and me. It Senate President Pro Tempore what our sources say is Stealth’s fatal flaw; 2nd artificial heart orders at RITE AID..._ I stand by my assertion that for scheduled to be invited soon, and the makes little sense to be taxed at namely, that older Soviet radar systems, in place the state to amass multi-million- one level only to have part of the conditions will require that the wood be dollar surpluses at the taxpay­ for decades and still functional, can pick up By Edward B. Havens was "very sudden.” She said money returned after it has paid incoming Stealth bombers in plenty of time to United Press International doctors do not know why the removed by June 30. ers’ expense for three years the salaries of a few government running is immoral. This year's send interceptors to meet them. And because of human heart failed, That should go a long way toward resolving bureaucrats. Tillie Chayrez urged people to state budget surplus will un­ Stealth’s agonizingly slow speed, the planes would TUCSON, Ariz. — A 40-year-old Professional the situation. Some questions mother of three became the first pray for her daughter to St. Jude, doubtedly exceed $100 million. That is why Republican sena­ be sitting ducks for Soviet jet fighters. But if the effort to sell the limbs as person to have two artificial heart the patron saint of the gravely ill. quality glossy prints. Clearly, this money does the tors are united behind the idea of H ere’s what the experts have told our associate have no answers implants when her new human “ We find that our daughter is in 2 DAY SERVICE firewood fails for any reason, like the people of Connecticut very little putting at least $100 million in Donald Goldberg about Stealth and Soviet radar; heart suddenly failed and surgeons the last hopes, but we have belief in 35mm OFSiGNERPRINTS' negatives on develop & pnni decreasing attactiveness of wood as fuel in good collecting interest for the taxes back into the pockets of the To the Editor: Stealth was designed to reflect very little of the orders are treated with Photogard’ I'lm protector tor average taxpayer, who can . were forced to put in a second St. Jude for the impossible,” said permanent protection against scratches, smudges and s p ^ t^ the face of falling oil prices, it will be state, especially when its accum­ short-band radar waves emitted by the Mrs. Chayrez. spend it, save it or invest it as he mechanical pump. appropriate for the town to take more drastic ulation is readily traced to the The following are some unans­ sophisticated “ phased-array” radars developed Bernadette Chayrez was listed in The first mini-Jarvik was im­ more than $300 million in onerous or she sees fit. That’s what our steps, even at some cost. Officials are wered questions: in recent years. This is achieved by a combination critical condition following the planted in Chayrez last Monday as A i P free market economy is all taxes imposed on state residents 1. If the “ Prohibition Act,” second implant Sunday, but a her only chance to survive until a responsible for doing whatever it takes to about, and why it is so strong. If of absorbent m aterials and airfram e structure. by Democrats who controlled the with its avowed excellent inten­ There are no wing flaps or tails for stabilizers, and' hospital spokeswoman said all human donor could be found, restore the land to a reasonable state. Legislature in 1983. there is a need for more local making her the second woman tions, was not acceptable to the the engines are tucked inside the fuselage, so, vital signs were stable. Republican legislators are still government spending, then let Doctors at University Medical ever to receive an artificial heart. The Finley Street problem is not an people of that day, how would it from head-on, there is very little surface area to COKE, SAVE trying to undo the damage of that people decide, at the local level Center said they implanted the emergency that needs to be solved overnight. where their vote counts the most, relate to the present “ seat belt bounce back radar waves. The miniature version of the TAB, DIET COKE unnecessary tax hike. That's second mini-Jarvik pump because polyurethane Jarvik-7 kept her But it has indicated the need for a clearer to fund what they see as law ” and for its permanent One problem with this is that Stealth bombers why we are disturbed to see yet of the sudden failure of the human alive until Friday, when it was OR SPRITE EVEN town policy on the management of such necessary. acceptance? would probably be flying over the Arctic on their , another huge surplus this year in heart that Chayrez received Fri­ replaced by the human transplant. REGULAR OR CAFFEINE FREE 2. Was the seat belt law a YOUR CHOICE lands. the wake of our record tax-cut Where would these new tax low-level path to Soviet targets. This means that day. The human' heart replaced Eight hours later. Chayrez was brought into being by public MORE In this case, there have been complaints package of last year, which cuts be made? T h ai’s up to the radars looking down from satellites or high-flying her first artificial pump, which returned to the operating room to ^ 2 LITER BOHLE demand? If there were a state­ was implanted last Monday. about more than just the current condition of eliminated the tax on. most people as well. Based on the AWACS-type planes would have little trouble stop bleeding. I WITH OVER 1,000 wide referendum, what might be spotting the lumbering Stealth bombers against Chayrez, a Phoenix assembly the property. Some critics have argued that clothing items and numerous hundreds of letters and phone Copeland had hoped to wait until other consumer-related goods calls I have received, I have the result? the empty landscape of the polar icecap. worker, is the first person ever to Chayrez was cured of the viral RITE AlO ITEMS too many large trees were removed, giving and services. outlined my personal list of tax 3. If the present, or enlarged receive two artificial hearts. Her infection before transplanting a THROUGHOUT natural heart was destroyed by a the area a far less luxuriant look than it had To address your concern that priorities that would pick up “ exhaust inspection system” E V E N WORSE, our sources say, is that old- human heart. However, the per­ viral infection. p ' OUR STORE . . before. possible federal spending cuts where the 1985 tax reduction were put to a statewide vote, fashioned long-wave radar systems will be able to sistent bleeding caused concern May nof (>e available in a ll stores Chayrez’ new human heart that clots would form in and will require a great infusion of package left off. My suggestions what would be the result? pick up Stealth bombers from any angle and from But that should not be an area of particular failed Sunday morning and she around the mini-Jarvik — a state tax dollars. I am not so include the elimination of the 4. If these questions by vote long distances. And the Soviets still have a variety LAY’S BRAND concern to the town. How many trees and was rushed into surgery for the common problem wih artificial COLGATE convinced of the need for such a taxes on funeral services, books, had a negative result, would it of these radars, 25 or more years old, deployed second time since she received the POTATO CHIPS what kind of trees should be cut are questions knee-.ierk reaction. The federal essential paper products and the hearts — and the decision was TOOTH indicate that the basic reasons and in use. transplant, hospital spokeswoman made to do a transplant Friday. 6.5 OZ. PKG. best left to the forestry experts — once they government worked itself into a TO 7 OZ. PKG remaining tax on ratepayers for their existence began in “ The Russians never throw anything away,” Nina Trasoff said. PASTE fiscal quagmire in the first place passed on through gas and Although use of the mini-Jarvik YOUR CHOICE have been told what the town seeks to Washington and by federal explained one intelligence source. A team of surgeons led by Dr. because of uncontrolled spend­ electric utility bills. I would also never has been approved by the achieve in its management of the land in pressure? For example, one Soviet early-warning radar, Jack Copeland replaced the heart YOUR CHOICE ing and an alarm ing growth in like to see the dangerous and with a second mini-Jarvik in an Food and Drug Administration, FAMILY SIZ E-7 OZ. TUBE REGULAR, SOUR CREAM question. 5. Would it not be enlightening introduced in 1959 and nicknamed “ Tall King” by' [ ONION, SaO. UNSAITED bureaucracy that has abated discriminatory tolls removed eight-hour operation, Trasoff said. Copeland said he received “ im­ OR G E l -6 .i OZ. TUBE I OR JA U F EN O & CHEDDAR , to hear what the real current In the end, the town must try to find a somewhat only now. through the from the Charter Oak Bridge and the Pentagon, was designed for use against high- “ At this point, we’re not sure plied consent ” to use it because the reason for bringing up the oiLum balance that is best for all concerned. While strong leadership of President state parkways, as well as a performance, high-altitude aircraft But our what caused the failure,” Trasoff patient’s only alternative was well-worn consolidation issue? officials must not allow a repeat of the Reagan. To automatically as­ number of other aredS of tar­ sources say its low frequency will allow it to detect quoted Copeland as saying. death. ORAL B ATRA PLUS Questions without answers — sume that the state must replace geted relief aimed at helping the the low, slow Stealth bombers easily. Trasoff said the second mini- The FDA ordered further study TOOTH problem on Finley Street, they must work of the mini-Jarvik last month, SHAVING every tax dollar shaved by the economy and those who can least but it is fun sometimes to “ Tall King is the prim ary Soviet early-warning Jarvik — like the first — was BRUSH toward what is best for the reservoirs and the temporarily halting its use for any CARTRIDGES federal government defeats the afford to pay. All this could be speculate, is it not? radar and it is deployed widely, with heaviest intended to act only as a bridge to YOUR CHOICE permanent or “ bridge-to-life” im­ people who need the water, going beyond whole purpose; people want less done within the $100 million concentrations around the periphery of the another human heart transplant. plant cases. what is most pleasing to the eyes of those who government and more efficient figure we in the Senate have Collis E. Goslee U.S.S.R.,” according to a secret Defense But she said it is not known when N O 60, 40, PKG. Chayrez will be strong enough to The first woman to get a 32, 35 OR , OF 5 live nearby. government, not simply more announced. 31 Lilley St. Intelligence Agency report. “ It is found in all RIGHT ANGLE ' receive a second donor heart. bridge-to-life mini-Jarvik was TOOTHBRUSH other Eurasian communist countries except Hospital officials had reported ’ Mary Lund, 40, in Minneapolis. Albania and the Peoples Republic of China, and earlier Sunday that Chayrez was The device, implanted Dec. 18, SUAVE additionally in Cuba, Egypt, Syria and Lib ya” alert and recovering nicely with kept her alive for 45 days until it NYQUIL was replaced by the heart of a / SHAM POO OR Even older Soviet radar systems, such as “ Tall the heart of a 19-year-old El Paso, NIGHTTIME Suave' CONDITIONER Deadly F-18 problem spurs dispute Pine” and “ Pine Strut,” developed shortly after Texas accident victim, and Trasoff 14-year-old girl. Lund now is in COLDS MEDICINE YOUR CHOICE World War II, can pick up Stealth bombers at a said the change in her condition critical but stable condition. Suave distance, our sources say. These antique radars 16 OZ WASHINGTON — Those within the Pentagon that the problem doesn’t rest with the plane, but would be able to triangulate the incoming 6 0Z. BOTTLE often complain that the brass develop new with the pilots and their training. The bombers’ whereabouts within a 10-mile area, ^ Officials fear 29 dead B O niE weapons that are too complex and high-tech for manufacturer notes that almost all of the pilots experts say. the men in the field to operate. The N avy’s hottest involved in Hornet landing accidents have logged And once Stealth bombers are detected, they’ll 5 MAALOX jet fighter may be a case in point. CONTAC Robert very few hours in F-18s, although they’ ve been be unable to outrun or evade Soviet pursuit planes.! in Canadian train crash COLD LIQUID The F-A-18, called the Hornet, is the N avy and experienced fighter pilots. For example, ANTACID Marine Corps’ No. 1 attack aircraft. It’s the most CAPSULESi Kleemann logged thousands of hours in F-14s, but Communications breakdown By Tim Klass ing notification of next of kin. 12 OZ. SIZE advanced attack-fighter aircraft carried by the Wagman only about 50 hours in the Hornet. President Reagan is known as the Great The Associated Press One dead passenger was found in fleet; and one of its prime missions is air-to-air the burned diner car, and the body Communicator, but there was a short-circuit in combat. The Hornet is made by the St. Louis- McDONNELL DOUGLAS experts say the F-14 HINTON, Alberta — Using bul­ of a crew member from the m understanding somewhere when he called a OF 10 based McDonnell Douglas Corp. and has been on ¥ M and F-18 have very different landing traits — ldozers and cranes, rescuers passenger train was found in ^ e Vietnam veteran last Decem ber and persuaded linesincemid-1983. especially when they skid. In an F-14, the pilot searched for bodies in the smoking engine room, said Dr. Derrick him to call off a protest fast. The vet, Gino Pounder, deputy chief medical ADVIL The Hornet is meant to land both on carriers and goes heavy on the stick and steers into the skid, wreckage of -a head-on train VISINE ’ Casanova, 35, was protesting the government’s examiner for northern Alberta. IBUPROFEN on the ground — but the ground landings are a have occurred either in the rain or the presence of much as we would a car, until he regains control. collision in which 29 people were failure to do m ore about missing Am erican feared dead. Two railway officials I EYE DROPS AOVANCB) problem. strong crosswinds, or both. Second, are the However, the company says that an F-18 pilot Still missing were another 21 of PLASTIC OR MEOICINI On the night of Dec. 3.1985, Navy Capt. Henry accidents caused or exacerbated by the plane’s servicemen believed to be alive in Southeast Asia. said human error could be respon­ at least 98 passengers, another WITH DROPPER FMMUN should do exactly the opposite: He should YOUR CHOICE Kleemann was landing an F-18 at the Naval Air complex systems? Reagan called and — Casanova thought — sible for the rail crash, Canada’s four members of the seven- completely release the stick and let the Hornet’s worst in 38 years. Station at M iramar, Calif. Kleemann was one of The Hornet is almost entirely computer- promised a White House meeting. But on Jan. 28, member Canadian National crew computer take over and correct the problem. By A mile-long Canadian National on the Via train and two of the three the N avy’s top and most experienced fighter controlled, and the computers involved are among the White House informed him there would be no going heavily onto the stick, the pilot is fighting freight train carrying grain and crew members on the freight train. pilots: he led the F-14 squadron that was attacked the most complex ever put aboard an aircraft, meeting, saying Reagan never made a specific BOTTLE OF 24 TABLETS H the computer for control of the skidding aircraft. pipe ran a caution signal and a red Pounder said. 0.5 OZ. BOHLE by, and then shot down, two Libyan fighters over McDonnell Douglas likes to say that the Hornet’s promise to meet with Casanova. Said one company spokesman: “ Our data shows light, then barreled through a Asked whether human error was EARLY D E IiC IO R the Gulf of Sidra. computer control is so advanced that the plane closed switch before colliding MASSENGILL] SHARP that Kleemann cam e in rather fast and his plane the most likely cause of the wreck, D IG ITAL C O L O N RECTAL It had been raining at M iram ar and the runway can almost land itself. The manufacturer notes was heavy — he had a lot of fuel on board. When he Confidential file Saturday with a nine-car Via Rail Alex Rennie of Canadian National DISPOSABLE CANCER passenger train, said Ross Walker, FEVER was wet. The landing seemed normal and the that its test pilots have conducted ”hands-off” went into the skid, he reacted instantly just as he It’s more than three years since Klaus Barbie, told reporter? in Hinton, “ It’s DETECTION Canadian National’s senior vice DOUCHE THERMOMETER aircraft rolled about 5,000 feet down the runway — carrier landings in which the plane actually has the Nazi “ Butcher of Lyon,” was extradited from starting to look like that.” should have if he was flying an F-14 — but he did president for western Canada. KIT but it suddenly began to swerve, first left, then landed itself. AVAILABIE everything exactly wrong for the F-18. Bolivia to stand trial for World War II crimes in At the crash site, 150 miles west Walker told an Edmonton news right. It then darted off the runway, spun However, one N avy source says the flight- YOUR CHOICE COUNTRY PHARMACY “ It w «s a tragic and needless accident,” he said. France. Each year, the French government says of Edmonton, Alberta, in the conference that the freight train SCENT. HERBAL SCENT, i 5 9 3 completely around and flipped over, killing •EUE-MAI scent; NATURAL AVAILABLE IN PHARMACY STORES control computer may be at fault in the kind of “ We are sure, however, that the plane operated the trial will be held soon. But it never happens — was on the wrong track and had OR EXTRA CLEANSING ' ONLY foothills of the Canadian Rockies. VINEGAR AND WATER STORES ONLY______Kleemann. accident that killed Kleemann. The computer exactly as it should have. ’ ’ because of the people Barbie could name who Royal Canadian Mounted Police run through a red stop signal and a NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS The accident shocked the Navy; Kleemann was operates all of the Hornet’s control surfaces N avy sources say that the company’s were Nazi collaborators during the German removed two unidentified bodies closed switch. W t RESERVe THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES EFFECTIVE FEB. 10 THRU 16, 1986 The collision occurred about 265 one of its very best. Y et the Kleemann accident — simultaneously; it’s supposed to sense when the explanation may be true and that before they’re occupation. He certainly won’t be tried before the from the burned, mangled rail feet west of a section of double although by far the most serious — was the sixth plane has landed, then shift from a flight mode certified to fly F-18s, the F-4 and F-14 pilots may crucial elections this spring, and many believe the coaches Sunday as heavy equip­ ment operators tried to separate track and on a single track. such landing mishap involving Hornets. It’s into a ground mode. But some experts think that need intensive retraining. ailing Barbie will simply die awaiting trial. HEAD CASHIER 271 Ellington Rd., East Hartford • 528-6115 reported that in one other accident, a Hornet because the Hornet is fairly light and lands quite However, a N avy investigative team is also the debris. The names of 93 known survivors Walker said a dispatcher in 95 Elm St., Enfield • 745-4121 skidded, flipped over and was badly damaged fast, it slides across a film of water on wet conducting an in-depth study of the accidents. Edmonton posted red and yellow Permanent full time (or part-time) position for after landing on a wet runway. runways. This m omentarily confuses the Letter* policy were released by the Mounted Many N avy pilots hope this will determine just Police later in the day, but signals for the westbound freight qualified individual as key cashier and assistant 361 Main St., Manchester • 649-911G computer, which thinks the plane is still flying and ■ why the F-18 seems susceptible to skids on wet Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester identities of the two bodies and at about 18 miles east of Hinton, to the store manager. Please apply in person. NOW E X P E R T S are raising two questions: then “ mis-controls” the plane for the conditions runways — and whether the plane’s computer- Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. least 27 others missing and pre­ indicating the engineer should prepare to stop. First, is the Hornet simply too delicate for ground present. guidance system should be modified so the pilot The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the sumed dead were withheld pend­ landings in adverse weather? All of the accidents McDonnell Douglas experts dispute this, saying has more control. interests of brevity, clarity and taste. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Feb. 10. 1986 - 9

r V.S./Worid ‘Baby Doc’ sets up an opulent exile In Brief By United Press International Deposed Haitian President Jean-Claude Duvalier, Iran seizes strategic Island oblivious to a village campaign to evict him. set up housekeeping in opulent style in Talloires, France, as NICXJSIA, Cyprus — Iran today announced the the Haitian army rounded up members of his secret capture of a strategic island in the Shatt al-Arab police today. French officials sought a nation willing waterway and Iraq acknowledged Iranian forces to provide him permanent asylum. had established a “shaky foothold” across the ■The 34-year-oId Haitian ruler, his wife, Michele, and wide river in an overnight offensive. F R flN C O I VRL\ER 22 family members and friends were lodged at the Iran’s official Islamic Republic News Agency Hotel d’Abbaye, a restored 16th-century monastary ^ r said Iran had captured the isIandofUm-uI-Rasas, on picturesque Annecy Lake in the French Alps. located inside Iraqi territory west of the Shatt Duvalier rented the entire hotel. al-Arab, which is strategic “due to its important In Port-au-Prince, the army today took members of oil installations.” the former ruler’s secret police into protective The offensive came on the eve of the seventh custody as the government appealed for an end to mob anniversary of Iran’s Islamic revolution, that violence that mortuary officials said killed up to 300 brought Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini to power. people since Duvalier fled info exile. It marked the first significant ground attack A 16-hour curfew was reduced by four hours — from since last summer in the Iran-Iraq border war, 6p,m .to6a,m . — but gunfire could still be heard in the j ■ which began in September 1980. capital for a third straight day as vigilante mobs took to the streets seeking revenge against members of i " Widow of hijack victim dies Duvalier's secret police. Many were taken into protective custody by the NEW YORK — Marilyn Klinghoffer, whose army to shield them from vengeance-seeking mobs. health failed rapidly after her husband was killed Some were being held in a barracks-prison complex and dumped off an Italian cruise ship by beside the Presidential Palace, where opponents of terrorists, died of cancer. A friend called her a Duvalier were once tortured. born. Duvalier's son, Jean-Claude, fled "second victim” of her husband’s killers. Villagers in Talloires mounted a campaign to evict A sign bearing the name of the late Klinghoffer. 59, of Manhattan, died Sunday Duvalier. Jean Nicolet, a local business cortsultant in President Francois Duvalier, or "Papa the country Friday and Haiti remains morning at Lenox Hill Hospital, where she has the tiny, snow-blanketed town of 900 people some 340 Doc," is removed from a market in under the rule of a joint military-civilian been under care for the past two weeks. miles southeast of Paris, braved frigid temperatures Duvalierville, the town where he was junta. Carol Hodes, one of a group of friends of the Sunday to go door-to-door with a petition demanding Klinghoffers' aboard the Italian cruise ship when Duvalier’s ouster. He quickly collected about 50 Macoutes, the feared militia formed by Duvalier's it was hijacked by Palestinian terrorists, said signatures. Gras celebrations scheduled to begin Sunday and Klinghoffer’s health failed rapidly after the "No one has turned us down yet. Not one person has government and religious leaders appealed for father. Francois, after he assumed power 28 years murder of her husband. refused.” he said. restraint. ago, officials said. “It was ail downhill,” Hodes said. “Now she is The petition said Duvalier’s presence in the alpine ”We must not repay evil with evil,” the Rev. Jean-Claude Duvalier used the Tontons Macoutes the terrorists’ second victim.” village "dishonors our community,” Charles Benoit told about 3.000 people at a mass at the Haitian creole for "bogeymen” — to maintain his Leon Klinghoffer, 69, a retired manufacturer Nicolet said he would present the signatures Port-au-Prince Cathedral Sunday. dictatorial reign, which ended Friday when Duvalier who had suffered a stroke, was slain Oct, 7 by Tuesday at a meeting of the municipal council. But angry Haitians pillaged the house of former fled to France. Palestinian hijackers on the cruise ship Achille Talloires Mayor Joseph Burdeyron said he supported Information Minister Adrien Raymond Sunday and His departure culminated two months of anti- Lauro and thrown into the Mediterranean Sea the effort to oust Duvalier. the bodies of beaten and slain secret police agents gO''ernment protests that had seen up to 60 people along with his wheelchair. His body washed "The presence of Duvalier was imposed on us,” he were still being carted to the Port-au-Prince General killed and sparked wild celebrations in Port-au- ashore on the Syrian coast. told a weekend news conference. ”I am shocked the Hospital. Prince. government would let a dictator like this, with his No official casualty figures have been released but morgue officials told a Canadian journalist Sunday up But the revelry quickly turned to violence. Rioters record on human rights, come to France.” destroyed statues of the Duvalier family, broke into MOVE member found guilty The government said it allowed Duvalier to enter to 300 people had been killed in the Port-au-Prince area alone since Duvalier fled the country early the grave of Francois Duvalier and paraded his coffin France to prevent a "bloodbath” in Haiti, but through the streets. PHILADELPHIA — Ramona Africa, the only emphasized he would have to leave after eight days. Friday. adult member of the radical cult MOVE to Attempts to find a country willing to give Duvalier The victims were shot or beaten or died in traffic Mobs also turned on Tontons in Port-au-Prince. The survive a fiery battle with police last year, was permanent asylum have been unsuccessful. accidents, morgue officials said. army was forced to intervene Saturday with tanks and convicted of riot and conspiracy charges in the The Haitian government canceled annual Mardi Among the dead were members of the Tontons water cannons to rescue the police agents. confrontation that left 11 other members of the group dead. But the jury of six men and six women aquitted her on more serious charges of aggravated Biggest organized crime trial assault and endangering the lives of policemen. A defense attorney called the verdict a "complete rejection” of police handling of the crisis. Africa, 30, who had earlier stormed out of the Alleged ‘godfathers’ go on trial in Sicily trial and denounced presiding Common Pleas Court Judge Michael Stiles, remained defiant after the jury's decision, which came Sunday PALERMO, Sicily (UPI) — The tightest security top Mafia figures from prisons outside Sicily. counterattack. after 15 hours of deliberations over three days. ever seen in Sicily was in place today around the Luciano Liggio, 69. of the Corleone family, In addition to 250 men inside the courtroom bunker "Long Live John Africa! ” she shouted as she cement-and-steel courtroom where 474 alleged described as the undisputed boss of the Sicilian Mafia, and 500 around it, sharpshooters, were posted on was led from the City Hall courtroom, referring to Mafiosi faced trial on charges ranging from extortion was moved to the Ucciardone. connected to the nearby buildings and guards assigned around-the- the group’s leader who was killed in the May 13 to murder. courtroom by a tunnel. clock to the two judges, two prosecutors, six jurors battle. Members of the mostly black, back-to- The case — the biggest organized crime trial in PippoCalo. 54. alleged financial brain of the Mafia, and 10 alternates. nature cult all use the surname Africa. Italian history — was to begin today before Assize was being held at a secret location 21 miles from To protect jurors and their families from Court Judge Alfonso Giordano in a $3 million Palermo, judicial sources said. Calo was isolated retaliation, the jurors’ names were not divulged. Trinkets fly at Mardi Gras cement-and-steel courtroom guarded by a 750-man from other defendants because he is facing trial in Acting under a special new law, the Court of security force. Florence for a Christmas 1984 train bombing that Appeals appointed two stand-in judges to take over NEW ORLEANS — Thousands of adults, The Palermo trial is linked to the "Pizza killed 16 people. the case if either Giordano or Associate Judge Pietro wide-eyed children and tinsel-haired teenagers Connection” narcotics trial in New York through two Authorities deployed a 2,000-man security force on Grasso were incapacitated by Mafia violence or crammed the sidewalks to dance, celebrate and key witnesses — Mafia informers Tommaso Buscetta. an around-the-clock schedule to head off a Mafia illness. dive for plastic beads and trinkets thrown from 57, and Salvatore Contorno, 39, who broke the code of floats in the last weekend of Mardi Gras revelry silence the Mafia calls "omerta.” before Lent. 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Go Opening lead: ♦ K the fact that both hearts and diamonds Three weeks later, the same room somewhere different where you can par­ split badly and the opponents' trumps cost 18 million marks and tte ticipate in a new diversion. are 4-2, the small slam comes roiling streetcar ride was 60,000 marks. Orth the trip duiTkin' donuts it’s worth the trip MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Feh. 10. 1986 — II 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Feb 10, 1986 Mayor, others differ on honors SPORTS Two lists of ‘hometown heroes’ go to state Power play sorely misses Ron Francis Mayor Barbara Weinberg and her former campaign. distributed Feb. 14, Cassano said. The campaign treasurer are among a list of 17 "We didn’t go through an evaluation program was set up as part of the state’s people Weinberg wants to see receive process,” Weinberg said this morning. 350th anniversary celebration, he said. certificates under the state’s Hometown "Almost anybody could be nominated. Some of the others being recommended Heroes program. Anybody’s a hero in someone’s eye.” include Nancy Carr, executive director of But town Director Stephen Cassano has the Manchester Area Conference of submitted his own suggestions for the honor. Churches; James P. Kennedy, superintend­ Wobbly Whalers lose seventh in a row Town Manager Robert Weiss was origi­ Weinberg said today she did not place her nally on the mayor’s list, but he withdrew his ent of the Manchester public schools; Frank CWICS name on the list herself, but added it after name because he was responsible for Smith and Thomas Stringfellow, who helped receiving a recommendation from a resi­ submitting the names to the state, Cassano plan the celebration of the Martin Luther By Bob Popettl tion,” said Ron Francis, who is score. dent. She said she did not remember who said. However, Weiss’s name was included King holiday; Nathan Agostinelli, former Herald Sports Writer aiming for a return to the ice by the Perpetually perplexed Whalers’ nominated her. Also included was Richard along with 18 other people recommended by mayor and president of Manchester State first week of March. “I’m already coach Jack Evans claimed he was Meduski, chairman of the board of the Cassano and members of a Board of Bank; William Johnson, president of the HARTFORD — Tucked way riding the bike and lifting satisfied with his club’s perfor­ Greater Manchester Chamber of Com­ Directors committee created to nominate Savings Bank of Manchester; and John back up top in the Civic Center weights.” mance Saturday, but he joined the merce for the current year and Weinberg's local people for the honor. Phelps and Dennis Carlin, youth group Coliseum, behind the overhang One scribe, trying to keep his real world after Sunday’s morbid treasurer in last November’s election The certificates are scheduled to be organizers. from the new sky boxes, hides the concern to a whisper, begged the mess, new press box. From there, the sidelined star to hurry back. "It has to be the bottom of the media observes, ingests and Francis, who has worn a mask of barrel,” said Evans. "It’s embar­ makes judgements on Hartford encouragement in all his public rassing and disappointing. I don’t Whalers’ hockey games. appearances since suffering a know what to say. Let’s face it, New ambulance firm in the clear In between periods, sports wri­ fractured ankle and tom liga­ some of the goals, our keeper ments, grew suddenly solemn. should have stopped. But it’s facility in Manchester to respond to calls ters, broadcasters and league Bv Alex Glrelll ambulances leaving the New State Road officials often escape to a press He leaned on his cane, and out of everything. Our defense breaks Herald Reporter location. Gentile said in one instance L&M outside its area. lounge to sip soda or coffee, munch the corner of his mouth came a soft down, our forwards lose a check, drove an amublance to Hartford and Gentile said there is no restriction against plea: ”I’d like to be out there, but and we get chances to score and we L&M’s transporting non-emergency ambu­ on popcorn and potato sticks, and State officials investigating a complaint dispatched it from there to Manchester start rumors. what can you do.” don’t.” Memorial Hospital to transport someone to lance cases within Manchester so long as the Neither party said it out loud, but Aaron Broten. John MacLean have turned up no instance in which the ambulances come from Hartford or West It is not uncommon to be joined L&M Ambulance Corp has dispatched Meadows Convalescent Home in by "scratched” players, those their mutual looks of acknowledg­ and Greg Adams scored two goals ambulances from its Manchester vehicle Manchester. Hartford. ment said it all. apiece for New Jersey against a L&M shares the building at 275 New State plain-clothes non-participants — maintenance and administrative facility on Gentile said that move is perfectly legal usually, benched or injured — By the time Ron Francis is back shaky Steve Week.s. New State Road directly to a Manchester under terms of the L&M license to operate Road with the Ambulance Service of Wayne Babych (11), Kevin Di- Manchester, operated by Roger Talbot. from either team. The media, on skates, it might be too late. call, a state official said today. out of Hartford and West Hartford. pretending to be professionals and The Whalers are in their worst neen (19) and Dean Evason (8) Chris A. Gentile, director of the Office of The investigation came about because of Talbot and Richard H. Meny, president of skid of the season. They have lost struck for the losers. L&M, are partners in the operation of not sports fans, grows familiar Emergency Medical Services, said the complaints by other state-licensed ambu­ with fraternizing with these seven straight games. The Whal­ The Whalers never led all office used an unmarked car to follow L&M lance companies that L&M was using the another business. athletes. ers are 3-7 without Ron Francis. weekend, and their 0-11 power play Gentile said Talbot was one of those who He’ll miss at least nine more was the main reason. raised a oiiestinn about the L&M operation. The press lounge assumed a slightly different aura in between contests. “We can’t move the puck at all Another was the Bristol Ambulance Co., the first and second periods of The Whalers are 0-23 when they up ice,” said Evans. “And from the which was forced by the state to move back Sunday night’s Whalers-New Jer­ score three goals or less. They points, the shots by Risto Siltanen Workers to protest layoffs to Bristol from a Farmington location. have scored 20 goals in the or Dave Babych aren’t getting Gentile said in that case, the Office of sey Devils game. The appearance of a limping seven-game slide. Francis, despite through, either. That’s one of our SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) - Workers Electrical Workers’ Local 206 have also Emergency Medical Services found that the young man with a cane brought missing 10 tilts, still leads the problems. It’s not working for us.” for United Technologies Corp.’s western decided to push United Technologies to fund Bristol company was dispatching from sudden hope and anticipation. And squad with 41 assists and 60 points. Maybe it’s time for some variety. Massachusetts plant have voted to picket, employee retraining and also pay for Farmington. The team is in dead last place in L&M’s license, amended Jan. 3, gives it DAVID S. DE LA MATER urgency. The Whalers, who play at St. rally and use whatever means available to employees and their families who need Ron Francis, captain. All-Star, the Adams Division, and the POOF UPI photo keep the facility open and save their jobs. counseling to cope with the loss of their jobs. authority "to operate emergency medical . . tough trips may draw attention Louis Tuesday in the first of a leading scorer, power playmaker, number (Points Out Of Fourth) is a three-game road trip, need more More than 500 workers also voted Sunday The Hartford-based company abruptly service” from Manchester. Gentile said that scary six. Whaler goalie Steve Weeks (31) makes son assists Weeks on the play. The language is an oversight that results from had walked in. plays and less power on the power to continue trying to find a new buyer for the announced last Tuesday it would close the Part of the job of any objective Hartford’s power play has be­ stick save on the Devils’ John MacLean Devils handed Hartfdrd its seventh facility, which the company has said will plant, which straddles the Springfield- computerization of the licenses. He said play. The difference with Francis, hockey writer with any sense of come a powder puff. The Whalers as Hartford defenseman Ulf Samuels- straight loss, 6-3. who quarterbacked the man- close by the end of August. Chicopee line, and lay off 900 of its 1,000 L&M will not be permitted to operate from are 6-for-36 with the man- Members of the International Union of employees. town. Crash victim wheeis perspective is to remind fans of the advantage. was that he was so team concept. A team consists of advantage in the losing streak. In good that he created plays. four lines, three sets of defense and the last five games, they are 1985. That’s around the same time night, broke a personal 11-game And they beat the Whalers. two goalies. One man cannot make 2-for-22. that the league’s oldest player, losing skein by beating the Whal­ Hartford, with a chance to pull “He has enough talent to see for sake of others that much of a difference. Ron Francis had 25 power play 37-year-old goalie Glenn "Chico” ers, 6-3, Sunday. even in a showdown against everyone on the ice and set Obituaries So when’s he coming back? points (5 goals, 20 assists) in 44 Resch, won his last game for the The Devils, with a dreadful visiting division-rival Buffalo on something up.” said left winger By George Layng each hour participants worked out in a "The cast comes off in a week, games. Devils. 16-36-2 log, snapped a team slump, Saturday, pulled the chute instead. Stewart Gavin. "Definitely, Ron­ Herald Reporter health spa. DeLa Mater said he wanted then they fit it with a brace for two At 26-27-1, the Whalers are under Resch, who scouted Hartford as well. They had lost seven in a The Sabres coasted to a 4-2 win that nie was an influence, but we can’t St. Christopher Church, East Hartford. Burial will be in West Cemetery, Plainville. more weeks and I begin rehabilita­ .500 for the first time since Dec. 11, from the press box on Saturday row, and were0-10-1 intheirlast 11. was a romp in every aspect but the use that as a crutch at all.” Anna Ronzello She is survived by three sons. John Joy of Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 to help, but his injuries prevented him Anna (Barszczewski) Ronzello. 65, of Hartford. James Joy of West Hartford and p.m. at the Bailey Funeral Home, 48 Broad David S. DeLa Mater of Spruce Street from participating. Helaine Road, died Saturday at Manchester Francis Joy of Windsor; a daughter Mrs. St.. Plainville. was walking home in October when he He came up with the idea of traveling Memorial Hospital. She was the widow of William (Kathleen) McCarthy of East was hit by a car and thrown 120 feet. He in his wheelchair in January and Phillip J. Ronzello. Hartford with whom she lived; three Memorial donations may be made to the broke eight bones, including both legs, solicited donations of 50 cents for every She was born in Hartford and had lived in sisters, Catherine Keane of Glastonbury, Congregational Church Carolyn Baker his arms and some ribs. Doctors gave lap he completes from Main Street Little guy Thomas shines in All-Star game Manchester for the last 35 years . She worked Nell Fitzgerald of Dingle, Country Kerry, Youth Ministry Fund, 130 W. Main St., him 12 hours to live. businesses. De La Mater, who has a job waiting at H & R. Block and was previously Ireland, and Mrs. Thomas (Noreen) Walsh Plainville. 06062, or the American Cancer Four months later, De La Mater is By Mike Barnes however, was not the case during performance that was anything Two free throws by Johnson got employed at Southern New England Tele­ of Tralee, County Kerry, Ireland; two Society, 80 Whiting St., Plainville, or the for him as a construction foreman when looking forward to walking again by the he recovers, said he has done some United Press International the NBA’s All-Star Weekend. but pint-sized. the West within a point with 69 phone Co. She was a member of the Polish brothers, John L. Kavanaugh of Dunquin, Visiting Nurse Home Care Service, 205 W. end of the summer. One day after 5-foot-7 Spud Webb The Detroit playmaker collected seconds remaining, but Buck Willi­ Alliance of Hartford and was a communi­ Country Kerry, Ireland, and Daniel Kava­ Main St., New Britain. training for his treks, but still expects to dazzled the Reunion Arena crowd "I got a second chance.” he said this become tired. DALLAS — Iii Texas, the land of 30 points and 10 assists and took ams of New Jersey scored off an cant of St. Bartholomew Church. naugh of Killarney, Country Kerry, Ireland; morning before he began a series of laps limosines, oil wells and 10-gallon in the Slam-Dunk Championship, command down the stretch Sunday offensive rebound for a 135-132 lead She is survived by a daughter, Laura Sue 15 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; Katherine Moriarty in his wheelchair up Main Street from ”My arms get tired real easy,” he hats, bigger is usually better. That, 6-1 Isiah Thomas turned in another to ignite the Fast to a 139-132 with 58 seconds to go. Ronzello of Manchester: and a sister. Rose and several nieces and nephews. Hartford Road to the Vietnam Veterans said. “The first time is the best, the triumph over the West in the 36th B. Kubasek of Chicopee. Mass. The funeral was this morning at Farley- Katherine (Moran) Moriarty, 89, of West second is slower, and the third and The contest was all but over Hartford, widow of Bartholomew P. Mor­ Memorial and back again. De La Mater annual All-Star Game. The glitter­ The funeral will be Tuesday at 9:15 a m. at Sullivan Funeral Home, 96 Webster St,, planned the trips to raise money for fourth times are the slowest.” ing effort earned Thomas the when Johnson misfired on a 3-point the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Hartford, with a mass of Christian burial in iarty, died Saturday at St. Francis Hospital However, he said he plans to move at field goal attempt. and Medical Center in Hartford. She wasthe children suffering from muscular second Most Valuable Player Center St., with amass of Christian burial at St. ChristopherChurch, BrewerStreet, East dystrophy. a leisurely pace and mostly use one arm trophy of his five-year All-Star sister of Mary M. Shea of Manchester. to travel up Main Street and the other to Boston’s Larry Bird added 23 10 a m. in St. Bartholomew Church. Burial Hartford. Burial was in Mount St. Benedict career. ■ points and 7 steals for the Fast. will be in St. Bernard’s Cemetery, Vernon. Cemetery. Bloomfield. She also is survived by three daughters, ”I know I’ll be getting another travel down. ■ y “To be singled out as the best Mary M. Cameron. Dorothy M. Foley and chance, but they won’t,” he said, De La Mater said his time in a Moses Malone of the 76ers had 16 Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 basketball player of the day when points and 13 rebounds and Kevin p.m. Kathleen M. Scalora, all of West Hartford; a De La Mater plans to average about wheelchair has given him a better all the great players are on the Carolyn Baker brother, Ulick Morna of Kildare. Ireland; four laps a day every day for the next 19 understanding of the difficulties faced McHale of the Celtics came off the Memorial donations may made to a same court, it’s unreal,” said bench for 10 rebounds and 4 charity of the donor’s choice. Carolyn Baker. 40, of Plainville, wife of another sister, Ellen Granata of East days to raise $1,000. Although he is by those who are permanently disabled. Thomas, who hit ll-of-19 shots Gerald Baker, died Saturday at her home Hartford; 10 grandchildren; and 13 great­ confident he can complete the chal­ He said everywhere he travels, people blocked shots in just 20 minutes. grandchildren. 'v i J from the floor, 8-of-9 from the line after a long illness. She was the sister of lenge, he said he might have to travel as look at him. and added 5 steals. Margaret Joy Robert Hughes of Manchester. The funeral will be Tuesday at 9:30 a.m, at much as eight laps a day if the weather Kareem Abdul-Jabbar of the "Everybody feels guilty when they "Then for it to happen twice, it’s Lakers, playing in a record 15th Margaret (Kavanaugh) Joy, 78. of East She also is survived by her mother, the Molloy Funeral Home, 906 Farmington prevents him from getting outside. see you,” he said. “Sometimes it makes Hartford, widow of Michael P. Joy. died Ave., West Hartford, with a mass of something you can’t understand. NBA All-Star game, had 21 points Dorothy Hughes of Vernon; two daughters, Each lap is 1.6 miles, he said. you very uncomfortable.” It’s very emotional.” -V V Thursday. She was a former Manchester Arlene Marie Soltis and Kristin Lorraine Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. Thomasthe and set a new standard for career De La Mater, 27, said he got the the De La Mater said he would like to see Thomas, 24. had 12 points in the All-Star field goals (96). Team­ * resident. Soltis, both of Plainville; and several nieces Apostle Church, West Hartford. Burial will idea for the fund-raising event from a some of the sidewalk ramps in Man­ final period to become only the She was born in Dunquin. County Kerry, and nephews. be in Mount St, Benedict Cemetery, mates James Worthy had 20 points Hartford radio station that urged chester improved and maintained fifth multiple MVP winner. He and Johnson collected 15 assists — Ireland, and had been a resident of East The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Bloomfield. Calling hours are today from 2 sponsors to donate money to the better. He said snow is not always received the contest’s top honor at Hartford for 12 years. She was a member of the Congregational Church in Plainville. to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. though he also had 9 turnovers. Muscular Dystrophy Association for cleared from them now. the 1984 game in Denver. Ralph Sampson of Houston added "Pound for pound, he’s probably 16 points. the best athlete in the world,” said . r a Philadelphia’s Julius Frving. The victory, before a sellout ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. u "They talk about Sugar Ray crowd of 16,573, was the sixth in the Robert J. Smith, Inc. Robinson and Sugar Ray Leonard last seven games for the East. On 1 INSURAN.SMFTHS and fighters like that. But Isiah is a Sunday, the winners owned a 32-16 INSURAN8MITHS SINCE ____ II fighter.” advantage at the free-throw line. You would not have thought so by 1914 623-6982 looking at Thomas’ boyish smile Sampson, a 7-4 power forward You’ve Got who is the epitome of big in the UPI photo throughout the game. But maybe FI I F I 79** that’s the idea. NBA, came out on the short end of In the second quarter, Thomas two incidents on Sunday. They Boston's Kevin McHale, playing for the NBA East 649-5241 FULL HEATING SERVICE grinned at his close friend, the proved to be typical of the All-Stars, battles Alex English (2) of the West All-Stars 65 E. Center Street Lakers’ Magic Johnson, while weekend. for a loose ball in All-Star game Sunday in Dallas. ‘Prices Subject to Change More Money bringing the ball upcourt. When Manchester, Ct. Johnson returned the smile, Tho­ mas whizzed past for a layup. Later in the period, he tumbled Erving to return in 1986-87 WHAT CAN YOU to the court and drew a charging Than You foul on Johnson. Thomas then was T V p rm a cy DO FOR MORE playfully shoved in the back by the PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Vete­ Erving, who played for the East a lot of work in front of me.” Los Angeles guard. ran Julius Erving of the Philadel­ in the All-Star Game in Dallas Erving joined the 76ers on Oct. SECURITY IN “It was great to be on the court phia 76ers plans to play at least one Sunday, will turn 36 on Feb. 22. and 21. 1976, when the team purchased with Isiah,” said Johnson. "But we more NBA season. his current contract, which pays his contract from the New York YOUR IRA? Think!!! were on separate sides and both of The Sixers’ captain, in his 15th him about $1.5 million per year, Nets of the defunct ABA, where he 445 HARTFORD RD. us wanted to win badly.” year, considered retiring at the expires at the end of this season. had spent his first five professional The West led 130-125 with three end of this season, but recently told Erving said he will meet with seasons. 643-5236 minutes left, but Thomas capped team owner Harold Katz he wants Katz after the All-Star Game to OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK GET MET. an 8-0 run with 4 foul shots that to play again next year. open negotiations on a new Erving won his only NBA title in ”If I’ve learned something this contract. Philadelphia in 1983. 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ALSO A U.S. POSTAL SUB-STATION AND your Metropolitan Life sales PHILADELPHIA — The University of Connecticut UConn coach Dom Pemo was incensed by the call of Jensen did not disagree. ”He didn’t slap me or first time we’ve played that (defensive set) against representative today. men’s basketball team could write a primer on howto the official, Larry Lembo. "What took place all night anything,” Jensen admitted. “I thought I got hit a Connecticut.” AN AGENT FOR lose from in front. was a sin,” Pemo said. “For them (the officials) to couple other times when it wasn’t call. It all comes out Jensen, a Nutmegger out of Trumbull, led the LOTTO & DAILY NUMBERS. - Tin I I \I)IN(. 1 IKM I AM ()l nil RIM R - The Huskies have had enough practice at it. make a call like that and not call all the other— that in the wash.” Wildcats with 12 points while Mark Plansky added 11. Randy C. Jonra.Oljvt'r. Connecticut, with an op^rtunity to knock off the Tell Perno and UConn that. N.A.S.D. Rcftiatrrrd took place. That one call changed the whole Tim Coles had 15 points and Jeff King, with a strong WE PARTICIPATE IN CHN, BLUE CROSS Salra Rrpreaentalivr defending NCAA national champion Villanova complexion of the game.” The Huskies, 2-7 in the Big East and 11-8 overall, had performance off the bench, added 14 points and 8 Walkins O nlrc. Suilr 101 Wildcats, blew a five-poinhslead quickly and fell to a 47-42 lead. Kelley returned after another Wildcat rebounds for UConn. Senior co-captain Eddie PAID, AND MOST THIRD PARTY 935 Main S(.. Manrhrairr, CT 06040 Coach Rollie Messiminn’s young club. 59-53, Sunday Before Kelley was whistled for the foul, which bucket, but he did not score the rest of the way. The Williams, who has not faired well in Big East action, INSURANCE PRESCRIPTION PLANS. (203) 646-0181 D.W.FISH afternoon in Big East action. television replays showed did not occur, the senior defending national champs ran off seven unanswered went scoreless for Connecticut. nil lUAlIYCOMI’AN'i I I B r * .1 A aiid (.ard.-ns A phantom caU on UConn’s Earl Kelley — who still guard had led Connecticut from a 24-21 halftime points capped by a Doug West baseline jumper with GET MET. IT PAYS. has not touched Villanova’s Harold Jensen — that put deficit to a 42-36 lead. Kelley had 13 of his 17 points in 4:30 left. The Huskies, after winning their first nine in a row, MetropoHtan Life the Husky backcourt star on the bench with four fouls the second half, a majority during the time he led the The Huskies could not catch Villanova, 7-4 in the have lost eight of 10. They face ’Tuesday — WESTOWN — Huskies to their lead. YOUR FULL SERVICE PHARMACY AND AFFIUATED COMPANIES for several critical minutes, cost the Huskies any conference and 17-10 overall, after that. night at 8 at the Field House in Storrs in a Big East 871-1400 643-1591 opportunity of pulling off the upset. The call came But the questionable call turned it all around. Jensen shadowed Kelley down the stretch and the contest before embarking on a three-game road trip Melfopoliian Life Insurance Company with 9:04 left and the edgy Huskies trying to maintain Kelley, for one, said he never touched Jensen. "No, I UConn performer did not get off a shot. "Harold that begins Thursday night with a non-conference New York. N Y \ t’rnon ( ircli’, \ i t iton 2-1.^ M;iiii SI.. M;iiu'lu‘sU'i control. didn't,” said Kelley. ”It was not a good call.” .lenfipn HiH n errpat ioK ” 4t.„ OQfVto u;{th Jw WAmoefA** f. 1* It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Feb. 10, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD Monday. Feb. 10. )986 - 13 SCOREBOARD Cougars show balance in whipping Post Austin Peay 70, Eastern Kentucky 64 Washington 70, southern Cal 64 Bellhoven 74, Dillard 67__ Wes?rnSt*li6Co?orodoCollege101 Nordlquis 4, Bruins 3 (OT) Bellarmlne 71, Ashland (O ila) 58 By Bob Popettl Catholic High. "Damn, and I missed those free 8- 8 . Bluefleld St. 99, Salem 79 XX!ll2;n%n“e'i!’Le^'irfciark67 throws at the end,” exclaimed Manchester, averaging nearly Bluefleld 115, Corson-Newmn90 Herolii Sports Writer Tyrell Hartfield, the sleek for­ Basketball 100 points per game, feautures just Hockey Quebec Catawba 76, Lenalr-Rhyme« ward, walked by and was told he Hartfield, feigning disappoi^- Beffen •lie—3 Centenary^, Houston Baptist® Sunday’s college hoop roiulta A couple Cougars mulled around had netted 29. ment. With 0:00 left in the g ^ ^ eight performers. First perlotf-1, Quebec, Show 4 Charleston 92, Alderson-Brooddus 71 “ What’d Carv get?” he called to Hartfield had been sum mone^H “ We’ve worked hard and it has (Ashton, Hunter), pp, 9-.D. P y t o l f l ^ NBAstsndIngs the scorer's table, to check on their Manchester Community College the foul line to shoot a meaningleV paid off,” said Mistretta. NHL ilandingi Morkwort, Bos, 7:21; Bumdge, Bos, Cumberland 91, BereoM Alobamo 80, Louisiana State 71 individual totals after Saturday 12:51; Donnelly, Quo, 11:01. , , David Lipscomb 71, Christian Bro.67 Cameron 76, Incarnote Word 67 afternoon's breezy 108-88 win over sports publicist Bill Dumas. one-and-one. He missed the front Maintaining a full compliment of Second period—2, Quebec Glllls 13 Fairmont 64, Concord 62 Duke 75, Georgia T e rt W end, and teammate Carbert Rus­ players has been a serious problem (unassisted) 14:29.3, Boston, 0'C onn^l4 ADanllc Division Waterbury's Post College at East “ Tbirty.” Dumas answered. WoMt CMiftrmct By LEWIS WITHAM Furman 82, Marshall 81 .. , Minnesota 65, Iowa « sell ended up team-high scorer. in community college basketball. M lrlcfcO Ivliicn __ __ (Morkwort) sh 17:21. AQuebec, Goulet36 W L Pel. OB (9a. College 69; Oglethorpe Unlv. 68. St. Rose 93, Norwich 88 W L T PM. ^ OA (unassisted) 19:30. Penalties—Shaw, Boston 38 1 .826 — Take the last season (19-) of Georgetown 81, Seton Hall 54 UCLA 88, Washing^ 81 • Point-guard Chris Galligan Meeting academic eligibility is Que, molor flghtma 3:35; Crowder, Bm , Philadelphia 32 18 .640 8 Sandy Koufax’s career, divide (jearglo 62 Mississippi State 61 VII Ionova 59, Connecticut 53 came over to discover that he was often as much of a battle as the PWlqdIptilo 34 |5 * « ??? Ik 28 23 .549 1216 WasMnirton 33 16 4 70 213 In molor fighting 3:35; Patrick, Que, 4:11; Now Jersey by the number of "big time” (Jeorgef own (Kv)71,Campbellsvllle63 VIrgInlo 64, Missouri 62 credited with nine assists. contest on the court. NY lilonders 26 II 10 a IW Eoglee, (^ e , 6:11; Simmer, Bos, Washington 23 26 .469 16*/» Glenville 72, Wheeling 65 6:11; A. Stastnv, Que, 9:47; Malone, 18 32 .360 22 franchises in Pittsburgh, sub­ "That's what I like to see,” said The MCC programs that are PIIMboroh " ^ 5! 52i IS New York Hampden-Sydnev 74. Moryvllle 69 J4Y Honours 24 26 4 S2 1*J Que, 15:26; Thelln, Bos, 15:26; Crowder, CMtral DivHlon tract the number of "skill" Galligan, who has fulfilled his available at each game attest to 33 18 .647 — N*w J#r»«V 16 36 2 34 197 257 Bos,14:27. . Milwaukee positions In a standard football High Point 66, Guilford 63 Roc baskefball multi-faceted potentials this year, the dilemma. Six players listed on Adam OWMIwi __ Third period—5, Boston, Burridge 15 28 20 .583 3'/a John Corroll 62, Bethany 57 Montrtal 31 '2 6 67 H9 114 (Pederson, Posln) 9:14. 6, B«t(>n, Detroit 26 24 .520 6V6 offense and multiply by the Kentucky 62 Mississippi 58 now that he is surrounded by star the Cougars’ roster are no longer Quobac 31 20 4 66 228 190 Bouroue 15 (Crowder, Simmer) 10:10. Cleveland 18.31 .367 14 number of NBA scoring titfes Lincoln Memorial 105, Tusculum91 talent. As a high school senior last with the team. As many as four of BoISn “ “ 7 59 216 99 Penohles — P. Stostny, Quo, 14:19; Chicogo 17 34 .333 16 Pee Wees 16 won by Bob McAdoo. Lindsey Wilson 79, Volunteer St. 65 season, Galligan was an all-HCC the,iormer athletes flunked out. Buffalo 27 23 5 59 211 194 Kosper, Bos, 14:19. Indlano 16 33 .327 Longwood 80, Plttsburg-Johnstown Hawks 24 (Corky Coughlin 6, John Hortford 26 27 1 53 219 207 Overtime— 7, Quebec, P. S t< ^ v 29 Western Contoronco player for last-place East Catholic The survivors are kept on their 4 69 Carlson 6, Greg hvon 4, Eric Barr 4), CampMI CenMnnca (Kumpel, Cote) 4:49. Penalties— Midwest Division PAYO FF: The answer was Moryland 78, Clemson69 Celtics 22 (Jonothan StonIzzI 6, Peter High. He was one of four Cougars toes. Nm t M D Ivltlon hone. ■ W L Pel. OB .673 — also the number of home runs hit Mlllsaps Coll 78 Emory Unlv 52 JullanI 4, Jeff Belcher P'oveiJ weM to hit for at least 20 points as “ We’re tough on our players,” W L T PM. OP M Shots on goal—Quebec 4-10-5—2— Houston 33 16 Mississippi Valley St. 77, Southern 71 defensively, Chris Pazda contributed 23. Boston 9-10-10 4 33. Denver 30 21 .588 4 by the last Pittsburgh Pirate Manchester Community College Mistretta said. “ We don’t let them Chlcooo » 2’ • “ s ; Murray St. W, Moreheod St. 65 rebounding). ,- ., - Sf LouM 23 22 7 53 191 204 San Antonio 27 25 .519 7Va to lead the National League In N.C.-AshevllleTO, Belmont Abbey® 1 1 1 upped its haughty record to 19-3. get away with anything. If they’re Povrer-plov conversions: Quebec 3-1. 25 22 .532 7 Spurs 28 (Peter Sontos 14, Kevin Mlnj;£!bto M 24 9 49 W ^4 Dallas Novy 63, James Madison 51 Repoll ployed well defensively, CWhv Galligan chipped in with 24, ’ going to go to a four-year school, Toronto 15 33 5 35 ^ Boston 30. Utah 25 27 .481 m that department. Name him. 14V2 Norfolk State 63, Virginia State 61 M o rla rty passed w ell). Jazz 21. (no Dotrolt 12 37 5 29 114 214 Goolles^-Ouebec, Malorchuk. Bos­ Sacramento 20 30 .300 North Carolina 91, Wake Forest 62 while backcourt mate Donald Cost this is what they’re going to have to SmvflM DIvMlon ton, Rlggln. A—13,178. Pacific Division results reported). , 1 .. added 21. deal with.” .771 — North Carolina St. 76, Loulsvllle64 Lakers 14 (Jason Lozzerls 7, lyiott Edmonton 37 13 6 10 291 OT L.A. Lakers 37 11 Old Dominion 54, South Alabama 52 After the Post game, Mistretta Coloory 25 22 6 56 232 200 Referee: Bob Myers. Portlond 29 24 .547 lO'/a Somberg 4, Chris Prue 2), 76ers 12 “ W e've won nine in a row,” 17 Phleffer 79, Pembroke 74 (John Dooley 8, Glenn Weeks ployed Vancouver 37 I 42 IW ^ Phoenix 20 28 .417 Rand. Macon 73, Md.-Baltimore Cty 54 noted tbe tireless Dumas, who and co-coach Skip Olander were Los Angeles '3 31 6 « 196 269 L.A Clippers 18 32 .360 20 w ell). ; provides a number of’services for accosted by a scout from Southern FlyBrs2.Blackhawks2 17 33 .340 21 liaBiBis 3HIIM JJdOAVd Richmond 71, E. Carolina 52 Winnipeg 17 33 6 40 203 260 Seattle Roonoke 59, Washington & Lee 56 the college, including compiling Connecticut State University, who Saturday's ResulM (xolden State- 15 37 .288 24 89 E X 9 - e 99 :U3MSNV Saturday's Games S. Mississippi 102, Florida St. 96 Midgets expressed interest in the 6-3, Minnesota 3. Phlladelphlo3, (tie) Phlladelphio ® l 98fitiyNEA Inc S.Indlana 98, N.Kentucky 80 statistics and announcing the hoop NY Rangers 3, Boston 2 Chicago 210 0 -J Hawks 31 (Jeff Ross 14, Andy Solo games over a microphone. 165-pound Hartfield. Sunday's Result Southern Miss. 102 Florida State 96 Quetiec 8, Chicago 5 First period—1, Phllodelphia, Howe, 18 Tennessee 80, Auburn 79 and Dave Molesko plaved 'MsID- “ That’s our longest winning Interest in the MCC Cougars is Buffalo 4, Hartford 2 (unasslsted),8:03.2,Chlcogo,D.Sutter,10 Eost 139, West 132 Tennessee Temple80Covenant63 Celfics 24 (Scoff Salonen, T yler MOIer, PltMburgh 4, New Jersey 0 (Lvskik, Brown), 12:29. 3, Savord, 37 Monday's Games Tennessee-Chot. 85, E. Tennessee84 Jeff Hllle and Ed PInkIn Played well). streak of the year.” he added. building. Washington 5, Edmonton 4 (ot) (Lormer, D. Wilson), 14: II. Penalties—O. No games scheduled Big East standings VM I 83, The CItodel 76 Lakers 34 (Barry Rasmus 12, Motf “ We played well enough to win is “ Tyrell had another good day,” Toronto 3, St. Louis 2 Sutter, Chi, 1:04; Rich Sutter, Phi, 6:41; B. Tuesday's Games Lescoe 10). 76ers 20 (Ken Sounder> 10, Detroit at New Jersey, night O'oll Vo. Wesleyan 72, UNC-Greensboro what it amounts to,” Co-Coach and lauded Mistretta. Montreal 5, Detroit 3 Murrey, Chi, 4:41; O'Callahan, Chi, Big East Conftrtnct 65. Mike Bottoro and Cindy Botficello NY Islanders 4, Los Angeles 3 12:53; Bergevln, Chi, 17:49; Chi, (benth, Indiana at Cleveland, night W L W L played well). Athletic Director Pat Mistretta "He’s really made a big im­ Atlanta at Houstan, night Vanderbilt 60, Florldo ® Sunday's ResulM served bv Presley), 11:50; Phi, (bench, Svrocuse 9 1 18 3 VIrgInlo Union 110, Bowie State 73 said, after the rout. He was provement,” added Olander. “ He Quebec 4, Boston 3 (OT) served by Erickson), 20:00. Dallas at Son Antonio, night St. John's 9 2 22 3 Philadelphia 2, Chicago 2 (tie) Phoenix at LA Clippers, night 3 W.Kentucky 78, NC-Charlotte 68 serious. listens to what we tell him.” Second period—None. Penalties- Georgetown 9 2 19 W.Va. Tech 68, Shepherd 55 New Jersey 6, Hartford 3 Smith, Phi, 3:55; Poulin, Phi, 1:59; LA Lakers at (3olden State, night Vlllanova 7 4 17 10 The accomplishments have al­ Hartfield. who tied a school Buffalo 4, Edmonton 2 Baston at Sacramento, night W.Vo. State 115, Davis 8, Elkins 70 Sovord, Chi, 1:15. Pittsburgh 5 5 14 7 W.Va. Wesleyan 102, West Liberty 74 most become commonplace at record with 42 points in Thursday’s Winnipeg 3, Vancouver 3 (tie) Woshington at Portland, night Boston College 3 9 12 11 Calgary 7, Los Angeles 3 Utah at Seattle, night West VIrgInlo 82, St. BonnventureSI MCC this year. In order to keep this 119-104 win against Mitchell Col­ Third MTlob—4, Phllodelphia, SInIsalo Connecticut 2 7 11 8 William 8, Mary 73, UNC-Wllmlngton64 Monday's OonM Providence 2 8 10 11 Soccer marvelous campaign in perspec­ lege, hammered home 20 second- Minnesota at Montreal,7:35p.m. EST 25 (ToaM l^klund), 12:59. Penaltles- York Coll. 81, Mary Washlngto" Larmer, kM 1:20; Howe, Phi, 9:03; Seton Hall 1 9 11 13 tive, it is important to note that in half points, including a slam-dunk, Tuesday's Oomes B .W IIso n ,^h l, 11:31; Stanley, Phi, NBA All-Star box Boston at Chicogo, night Midwest the Cougars won just six games in in the pasting over Post. mlnor-malor (fighting), 16:45; Friday's Result Adrian 76, Kolomazoo 70 Hartford at St. Louis, night Froese, Phl(servedbyErlksson),16:45; Pittsburgh 85, Vlllanovo 71 the past two seasons combined. After a brief spell when the ball Vancouver at NY Islanders, night Akron 72, Middle Tennessee 70 MSC Rowdies Secord, Chi, Inor-malor (fighting), 16:45; EAST (119) Saturday's Results Albion 106, Olivet 82 Three in each. just wouldn't fall through the hoop, Minnesota at Toronto, night Savard, 10-mlnutemlsconduct, 18:47. fe-g ft-a r apfpts St. John's 87, Boston College 75 Edmonton ot Detroit, night Ervlng 810 02 4 2 2 8 Anderson 82, W ilmington 68 The MSC Rowdies (12 year olds) MCC had little trouble with Post, the Cougars jumped out to a 41-33 Georgetown 84, Seton Hall 51 Bethel 5t, St. Thomas 53 were outstanding In beating the Tigers Overtime— None. Penalties—R. Sut­ Bird 818 56 8 5 5 23 Notre Dame 85, Syracuse 81 despite the presence of bulky halftime lead. Russell sank 14 in Herald photo by Bashaw M.Malone 812 89 13 0 4 16 Bethel 88, Huntington ® from Orange, 7-1, Sundoy. Tim Kelsey ter, Phi, 4:20; Tocchet, mlnor-malor Sunday's Result Blackburn 65, MacMurrav 60 scored two goals, while Brian JoAes, center Ed DeChent, the nation’s the half, while Galligan added 12. AHL itandingt (fighting), 4:20; B. Wilson, Chi, 4:20; Mono-let 4-11 7-7 3 1 0 16 Vlllonova 59, UConn 53 Thomas 11-19 89 1 10 2 30 Bluffton 90, Manchester 81 David Rohrbach, Danny Warren, Kirk leading scorer for cagers who have The closest Post would come MCC’s Carbert Russell (right) climbs the shoulder of Dupont, Chi, mlnor-malor (hehtlne), Today's Gome Brodlev 79, Creighton ® Rlngbloom and Michael Kelsey added Norltiem Division 4:20. Williams 88 3-5 7 4 0 13 St. John's at Georgetown, played in at least 10 games. after intermission was six points, teammate Donald Cost (12) and lays the basketball off J,Malone 35 0-0 1 4 0 6 Calvin 64, Alma » solo strikes. Assists were notcheil bv w L T PH. GF OA Shots on Gool—Philadelphia 15-13-17- Tuesday's Game Carleton 57, Augsburg 51 Marc Salafla, Jones, Kelsey, Bclan The 6-4, 220-pound DeChent, 60-54, at the 7:30 mark. But Adirondock 30 16 5 65 217 177 1-46. Chicago 8-8-8-2-26. McHole 38 2-2 10 2 4 8 Pittsburgh at UConn (Field House),8 the backboard as Post’s Todd Williams (14) desperately Cheeks' 36 0-0 0 2 6 6 Cedarvllle 87, Malone 81 Blount, Rlngbloom, Bobby Post and averaging over 35 points per game, consecutive three-point plays by Maine 29 19 5 63 202 197 Power-plov conversions — p.m. Centrol Mich. 77, E. Mich. 66 Eric Christensen. The 2-1-1 Rowdies 180 Phllodelphia 7-1. Chloogo 44). Parish 00 0-210 0 0 Wednesday's (Somes canned 44 against the Cougars. Galligan and Cost made it a romp. tries to get involved in the play. Russell had 30 points to Moncton 27 18 5 59 187 Chicago State W, St. Xavier 64 advance to the finals Sunday. Herald photo by Bashaw Fredericton 24 27 6 54 217 214 Wilkins 815 1-7 3 2 2 13 Providence at Seton Holl “ Someone else in Florida is Manchester, ranked No. 4 in New lead the Cougars to their 118-108 victory. Goalies—Philadelphia, Froese. Chl­ Totals 52-112 32-44 51 37 19 139 Dovton 79, Miami (Flo.) 68 Sherbrooke 21 28 6 48 236 233 Vlllanova at Syracuse DePouw 97, Olivet Nazarene 72 averaging 41 points per game, but England, has showdowns upcom­ Nova Scotia 17 32 7 41 214 257 cooo, Sauve. A—17,535. FG percentage 46.4. FT percentoge Thursday's Gome Mike Stowell (33) of MCC lays the basketball high off the 72.7. Three-point goals 36 (Bird 26, Defiance 76, Hanover 72 ing with No. 1 Middlesex on Donald Cost V J-4 z i, Tyrell Hartfield 13 POST (108) — Keyin K ilkenny82-218, Southern Dlviilon UConn at Holy Cross Denison W, Case Western 70 in only eight games.” explained Hershev 31 23 2 64 233 199 Referee—Foum ler. M onolef 1-1, Thomos 01). Steals 18 Saturday's Games glass as he’s bumped by Post College’s Dave Donofrio Thursday and No. 2 Mattatuck on 3-5 29, Carbert Russell 13 4-4 30, Larry Ed DeChent 18 8-13 44. Todd W illiam s 8 (Bird 7, Thomas 5, Ervlng 2, Cheeks 2, Detroit 80, Xovler 71 the Post scorekeeper. Lopez 0 0-0 0, Chris Galligan 9 6-7 24, 1-2)7, Vern Austin 2 0-0 4, Terry Fromln Rochester 27 21 3 57 228 206 UConn at St. John's Detroit 80, Xavier 71 (44). Among those watching from below is MCC’s Tyrell Saturday. Springfield 26 24 3 55 209 208 M,Malone1,J.Malone1). Bio eked shots? Georgetown at Vlllanova Transactions Post, which dressed just seven Anthony Martin 0 0-0 0, Mike Stowell 2 0 2-2 2, Dave Donotrlo 0 0-0 0, Totals 37 Flames 7. Kings 3 (McHale4, M onolef 1, Parish 1, Wilkins Drake 61, Tulsa St MCC (118) — Stanley Bike 0 0-0 0, 0-2 4, Totals 46 16-22 118. 14-21 108. St. Cotharlns 25 28 3 53 220 231 Syracuse at Providence Eastern Illinois68, Northern lowo52 Hartfield (13). players, saw its record level off to Binghamton 23 27 5 51 205 213 1), Turnovers 13 (Thomas 5, Bird 4, Boston College at Seton Hall 225 244 Cheeks 3, Ervlng 2, M.Malone 1, Ferris 92, Mich.-Dearborn 60 New Haven 22 28 4 48 Findlay 73, Capitol 61 Baltimore 20 31 4 44 186 214 Calgorv Wlllloms 1, Parish 1, Wilkins 1). BASEBALL Los A ngtiis 112—3 Techniools None. Big East reaull Fort Hays State 104, Emporia Stote 70 Notional League Saturday's ResulM Franklin 93, Indlana-SE 74 Adirondack 6, Sherbrooke 5 First porlod—1, Calgary. C. Wilson 22 WEST (132) CINCINNATI REDS—Signed Joe St. Catharines 9, Fredericton 1 (Macinnis, Loob), 8:58. 2, Los Angoles, fg-a tt-g r apfpts Friends 76, Tobor 66 Price, pitcher, toaone-yeorcontraef. Dionne 29 (Toylor, Williams), pp, 19:50. Worthy 1019 OO 3 2 3 70 Groce 77, St. Francis 75 BASKETBALL Hershev 5, Rochester 0 Penalties—Konroyd, Cal, 1:28; Taylor, VlllanovaSG, UConn 53 Hamline 72, Macalester 55 Wethersfield for real, Maine 5, Nova Scotia 4 Sampson 7-11 2-7 4 1 4 16 National Basketball Auoclotlon Springfield 5, Binghamton 4 LA, 2:04; Sykes, LA, 3:41; Johnson, Cal, Abdul-Jabbor 915 36 7 2 4 71 Hillsdale 73, Grand Valley 55 6:06; Wells, LA, 10:43; Williams, LA, Robertson 26 OO 9 5 1 4 Hope 119, Concordia 80 Sunday's Gomes 12:57; Johnson, Cal, 16:06; Suter, Cal, CONNECTICUT (53) III Wesleyan 73, Elm hurst® ATLANTA HAWKS—Traded Eddie Baltimore 6, Hershev 2 E.Johnson 1-3 46 4 15 4 6 Williams 06 81 0, Coles 812 36 15, Johnson, guard, to the Cleveland CaVall- Binghamton 7, Sherbrooke 4 18:12. Blackman 811 OO 4 8 1 12 Besselink 83 80 0, Kelley 511 7-7 17, III. Benedictine 97, Trinity 56 ersfor Johnny Davls.guard. Adirondack 2, Moncton 2 (tie) Second period—No scoring. Gilmore 36 46 2 1 4 10 Illinois S3, Michigan 79 (OT) Penalties— Berezan, Cal, malor-mlnor Gomble 2-11 80 4, Robinson 82 80 0, Indiana 77, Northwestern 52 FOOTBALL top Manchester sextet Fredricton 6, Nova Scotln 4 English 812 OO 1 2 0 16 Warren 16813, Klng892-214. Totals 2856 National Football Leogue (fighting) 5:02; Ledyard, LA, malor- Dantlev 38 2-2 7 3 1 8 Iowa State 73, Oklahoma 70 New Haven 7, Rochester 6 mlnor (fighting) 5:02; Quinn-, Cal, 5:31; 1318 53. CHICAGO BEARS—Named Greg St. Catharines 5, Springfield 1 Drexler 87 OO 4 4 3 10 VILLANOVA (59) Kansas State 79, Colorado 53 Landry wide receivers and quarterbacks Monday's Gomes Johnson, Col, malor,7:40; Patterson, LA, Olaluwon 1-8 1-2 5 0 3 3 Kansas Weslyn 74, St. Mary Of Plains malor, 7:40; Kennedy, LA, 8:15; Suter, Planskv 46 35 II, West 4-11 80 8, coach. Bv Pool Ofria field, 35-27, 19-8 in the third period, two goal margin, opened it up as No games scheduled M.Johnson 36 OO 3 2 3 6 Pressley 36 36 9, Wilbur 16 2-2 4, 71 DETROIT LIONS—Announced that the Cal, 12:38; Hunter, Cal, 18:57; NIcbolls, Totals 58110 1818 53 45 31 132 Kenf Sfofe 70, Ball Sf. 65 Herald Correspondent but could not crack sophomore Healy pumped in three goals in a Tuesday's Gome LA, 19:50; Sykes, LA,20:00. Jensen 510 2-2 12, Wilson 36 36 9, contracts of Ray Snell, offensive lineman, New Haven at St. Catharines FG percentage 52.7. FT percentage Massey 1-1264, Maker 1-10-02, Brown 00 Knox 79, Coe 73 Ken FonteftI, linebacker, Martin Moss, goaltender Doug Partridge’s shell five-minute span, increasing the Third period—3, Calgary, Macinnis 8 88.9. Three-point goals 04 (Worthy 02, Lake Superior 64, Saginaw 62 (Suter), pp, 0:36. 4, Coloory, Otto 13 80 0. Totals 22-49 1521 59, defensive lineman, Mike Machurek, SOUTH WINDSOR - In case until it was too late. Eagles’ lead to 6-1. Captain Dennis E.Johnson 01, Dantlev 01). Steals 17 Halftime—Vlllanova 24, Connecticut Lawrence 64, Lake Forest 57 quarterback, and Rick Kane, running (unassisted), 4:28. 5, Los Angeles, Luko- (Drexler 3, Abdul-Jabbar 2, Blackmon 2, Mankoto St 80, N. Colorodo 76 you had any doubts. Wethersfield “ The goaltending was the differ­ DeLeo assisted on all three goals — Devlls6.Whalars3 wlch 7 (Wells, Erickson), 5:40.6, Calgary, 21. Fouled out—Kelley. Rebounds— back, willnot be renewed. Gilmore 2, E.Johnson 1, Dontley 1, Marlon 78, Goshen ® ence both ways,” said Manchester one shorthanded, another on the Mullen 30 (Otto), pp, 11:27. 7, Coloory, Connecticut 38 (Coles, Gamble ond Marlon 88, Earlham 64 COLLEGE High’s hockey program is for real. Olaluwon 1). Blocked shots 9 (Worthy 7, King 8), Vlllanova 30 (Presslev 13). HOLY CROSS—Named Mork S. head coach Eric Farno.' The Mullen 31 (Konroyd, Reinhart), pp, 11:59. Abdul-JaMxir 2, Olaluwon 2, Block man 1, Marauette 70, DePaul 65 Ot So is high-scoring center Brian power play — while Clutier also New Jersey 1 1 4—4 I, Calgary, Suter 9 (Macinnis, Mullen), Assists—Connecticut 8 (Gamble 3), Duffnerheadfootball coach. Indians kept junior Brian Oatway Hartford 0 21—1 English 1, Drexler 1). Tumovers77 Vlllanova 15 (Wilson 5). Total fouls— Miami (Ohio) 75, N. Illinois® INDIANA, PA.—Named Tom Roglsh Healy, who scored four times as picked an assist Rrst period—1, New Jersey, Broten 15 pp, 12:15. 9, Calgary, Patterson 9 (E.Johnson9, Abdul-Jabbar 5, Robertson Michigan Tech 76, Northwood75 between the pipes the entire 45 (McDonald, Rlsebrough), 14:12. 10, Los Connecticut 19, V111 an o va 17. MInn-Duluth 71, Northern St 48 an assistant footboll coach. the 12-4-1 Eagles beat Manchester (Muller, Lewis), 14:54. Penalties—Lewis, 4, Drexler 3, Sampson 2, Worthy 1, Technical—None. A—6,400. NORTH CAROLINA STATE—Named minutes. " I f you let DeLeo and Healy get Angeles, NIcholls 26 (Kelly, Lukowich), Blackman 1, Olaluwon 1, M.Johnson 1). Mount Vernon 62, Walsh 61 High Saturday night, 6-3, at the NJ,0:43; Daneyko, NJ,3:31; Robertson, pp, 19:19. Penoltles—Quinn, Cal, 2:06; Jim Valvano, head basketball coach, up a head of steam, they’ll score. ot Technicals None. Muskingum 65, Heidelberg 54 'Hartford Arena. “ Doug played well tonight. He’s H , 5:31; Vellschek, NJ, 7:37; MacDer- Suter, Cal,2:08; Pepllnskl,Cal,7:39;Otto, athleticdirector. We didn’t hit them,” Manchester mld, Hor, 10:27; McNob, NJ, 18:31. Eost 14 35 31 39— 139 Saturday’s college hoop results Nebrasko 75, Missouri M Manchester, which had a three- only a sophomore and he’s getter Second period—2, Hortford, W. Bobvch Cal, 7:39; Wells,LA,mlnor-gamemlscon- West 36 30 16 30 — 132 North Park 81, M llllkin 73 ROSE-HULMAN—Announced the re­ assistant coach Clay Farno said. du ct,7:39;Ledyard,LA, molor (hlghstl ek­ signation of Bob Thompson, football game winning streak snapped, better.” Thomas said of the 11 (Turoeon, D. Bobvch), 4:30. 3, New Officials—Madden and Crawford. Northeastern III. 84, IIT 80 coach. "Our first line had a typical Jersey, Broten 16 (Muller, Verbeek), ing), 7:39; Suter, Cal,double-minor,15:35. A—16,573. T—2:19. East Northwestern 87, Lakeland 82 slips to 6-7 and its magic number goaltender who could be a factor in Shots on goal—Calgorv 18-12-17—47. night, though (hey might have 1:2 2 . 4, Hartford, DIneen 19 Albany Phar. 75, Cathedral 67 Oberlln 67, Wooster St _ for a playoff berth remains at four. the Eagles' bid for the Division II (Gardner) ,9:38. Penalties — Los Angeles1Q-7-10—39. Albright 105, Lebanon Valley 79 Ohio 74, Bowling Green 57 passed too much,” Thomas said. Power-play conversions—Coloory 8-4. The Indians have a chance to reach title. MacDermId, Har, 1:09; M a c l^ n , NJ, NBA All-Star Allegheny 58, Kenyon 55 Ohio State 73, Wisconsin 71 After the Wethersfield spurt, 13:44. LosAngeles11-2. Amherst 74, Brondels 67 Ohio Northern 80, Mount Union 72 the .500 level again Wednesday John Clutier got it rolling for Goolles—Calgary, Lemelln. Los An­ though, it was all Manchester. Third period—5, New Jersey, MacLeon Anno Marla 74, Coast Guard 68 Ottawa 61, Bethany ® Bowling when they face off with Hall High Wethersfield when his wrist shot 12 (Adams, Gagne), 4:48.6, New Jersey, geles, Joneevk. A—9,130. ' DALLAS — Records ond superlo- Babson 68, Rhode Island Coll. 66 Otterbeln47, Baldwln-Wallace33 They tested Partridge and beat Referee—Don Koharskl. at the Veteran’s Rink in West went through Oatway's pads at Adams 23 ((3ogne, MacLeon), 9:16. 7, tlve performances recorded during Sun­ Baruch 80, Rutgers-Newark 75 Pittsburg State86, Missouri Western75 him two more times on the power New Jersey, Adams 24 (MacLeon, day's 36th NBA all-star game: Binghamton 90, Plattsburgh 71 Purdue 88, Michigan St. 82 Hartford at 7:30 p.m, 8:49 of the first period. Healy play. Bobby Blake fed Generis for Gagne), 13:06. I, Hartford, Evason 8 Most Career Appearances — 15 bv Bloomsburg 63, Kutztown 55 Rio Grande 108, Urbana 94 Wethersfield scored the first picked up an assist on the scoring (Somuelsson, (ktvin), 16:41. 9, New Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, breaking his own Bridgewater St 73, Westfield St 65 RIpon ® , Beloit 54 Holiday Caterers his 18th goal of the season with 4:56 three goals of the game before play. Healy made it 2-0 with a Jersey, MacLeon 13 (Adams, Gagne), record. Brooklyn Coll. 72, Dominican 62 Rockford 76, Judson ® remaining. And Generis returned 19:59. Penalty—Lewis, NJ,6:44. Most Career Field Goals Mode— 96 by Bryant 74, Assumption 58 Rosary 76, McKendree® Bunny Fellows 131-355, Edie Cava­ Manchester got on the board wit|i a 55-foot rocket to the top comer at Golf naugh 146-382, M arla Napoletano 147- the favor less than a minute later Shots on.goal—New Jersey, 7-5-14—26. Kareem Abdul-Jobbor, surpassing Oscar Bucknell 81, Delaware 75 So. Illinois 71, West Texas Slate® . power play goal. All three Indian the 12:15 mark. Late in the second Hartford, 10-13-14—36. Robertson (88). Buffalo St, 74, Oswego St. 58 St. John's 82, Concordia 55 361, Dot Kelley 126-351, Pauline Geldel as Blake scored his 31st of the Buffalo Univ. 87, Brockport 81 139-349. scores came with a man advan­ period. Eagle sophomore Wayne Power-play conve slons—New Jersey, Most Career Personal Fouls — 46 by St. Norberts 67, U Chicogo 65 campaign. Senior defenseman 34); Hartford, 64). PGA results Kareem Abdul-Jabbor, breaking his own CabrInI 86, Lincoln 84 St. Cloud St ®, Nebrasko-Omoho 56 tage, this occurring late in the Napierata split two Indian defend­ Goalies—New Jersey, Rescb. Hartford, record of 42. Conlslus 60, Siena 58 (OT) Sterling 79, McPherson 77 (OT) ers and deposited a backhander to Mark Cichowski also assisted on Weeks. A—10,609. Carnegle-Mellon 80, Hyram 70 Toylor 75, Wabash 61 second period. the far side, giving the home club a Blake’s score. Referee—Andy van H el lemond. S4504I00 Andy willlam e Open Other too performances Castleton St 88, St Joseph (VT) 83 Tiffin 96, Ohio Dominican 71 "W e had to come back from the UPl photo At La Jolla, Calif., Feb. 9 — The West team missed eouallng the Chevnev 84, Shlppensburg 73 Valparaiso 87, Illlnols-Chicago 70 Calendar Simsbury game with a good effort 3-0 lead. "We played pretty well, we (Par 72) record (or most assists In a game bv Clark 90, Bates 60 Manchester, however, ended the made some mental mistakes and (Twov wins plovoff on second extra hole) one. recording 45. The record of 46 was set Clarion 60, Indiana (Pa.) 55 Western Michigan 79, Toledo ® and we did,” Wethersfield coach Quebec goalie Clint Malarchuk deflects Paul Gillis looks on. The Nordiques won Sabres 4. Oilers 2 second period on a high note when Wethersfield came after us,” Eric Bob Tway, 1814)00 67-6869—204 In an overtime gome. The record for Columbia 60, Harvard 49 Wheaton 83, North Central 71 Roger Thomas said. Wethersfield the puck fired by Boston’s Charlie in overtime, 4-3. Bernhard Longer, 48600 70-6668—204 assists In one auorter Is 15 and the West Columbia 60, Harvard 49 Wichita State 77, Indiana State 76 TODAY lost to Simsbury, 10-1, last Wednes­ Dale Gullo set up Mike Generis for Farno said. Mark Lye. 23600 706669—205 produced 14 In the first auarterond I3ln the Connecticut College 76, Williams 70 Winona St 78, Moorhead St 66 idm onton 0 1 0—3 Girls Basketball day. That was after tying the a power play goal with 2:18 And when a team like Wethers­ Simmer (23) as Nordique defenseman Buffole 0 1 3—4 Mike Hulbert, 23600 69-6967—205 third. Curry 83, NIcholls 79 (OT) WIi.-La Crosse 84, Wls.-(}shkosh 76 Coventry at Portland, 7:30 Paul Azlnger, 23600 67-69-69^205 — For the seventh straight year no Dartmouth 63, Cornell 49 WIs.-Stout®, Wls.-Plottevllle64 Trojans earlier in the year, 1-1. remaining. field comes out skating, it is hard to First Period — No scoring- Gary Koch, 154175 706967—206 Boys Swimming Penalties—Holt, Bufr7:22; Hunter,Edm, player fouled out of the all-star game. Drew 69, Hoverford 54 Wittenberg 67, Marietta 61 Fermi at Manchester, 3:30 Manchester outshot Wethers­ Wethersfield, unhappy with the catch. 13:34. Larry Rinker, 154)75 66-72-68—206 — With his 15 ossists Sunday, Magic Edinboro 99, California 89 Wright State 87, Kentucky Wesleyan 84 Gary Hallbero. 15,075 706967—206 Johnson ran his career all-star assist NHL roundup Second Period—1, Edmonton, Krushel- Fairfield 55, LaSalle 53 Youngstown St63,TennesseeTech55 TUESDAY nvski 12 (Napier, AAacTavIsh), 1:49. 2, Don Poolev. 12600 687069—207 mark to 79, seven short of the record otM Fordham 60, St, Peter's 42 Southwest Danny Edwards, 12600 666972—207 held bv Bob Cousy. Bovs Batkelball Buffalo, Tucker 24 (Houslev, Follgno), Georgetown 81, Seton Hall 54 Abilene Christian 54, Angelo St. 53 Manchester at Windham, 7:30 pp, 6:23.3, Edmonton, K urrU I (Gretzky, John Adams, 8,935 696871—208 — Only four plovers In oil-star game George Washington 73, Rutgers 59 Ark.-LtI Rock®, Hardln-Slmmons67 Mark WIebe, 8,935 687072—208 history have scored more than 30 Fairfield Prep at East Catholic, 7:30 Messier), pp, 15:49. Penalties— Gordon 80, Kings Col 59 Central Okla. St. 67, Langston 77 VInal Tech at Cheney Tech, 7:30 McSorlev, Edm, minor (served by Tom Watson, 8,935 696970—208 points— the number produced Sunday bv Hofstra 66, Drexel 65 Dallas Bapt. 80, Bethany Nazarene73 Richard Fehr, 8,935 67-6972—208 Islah Thomas. Wilt Chamberlain holds Holy Cross 67, Army 64 Bolton at East Granby, 7:30 East, Russo encouraged Summonen)->ma|or (fighting), 5:14; Eastern New Mexico 65, Texas A8.163 Two possible challengers D.A. Welbrlng, 8,935 696871—208 the single gome scoring record of 42 In Hunter 79, CCNY 73 Coventry at Portland, 7:30 Hamel, Buf, nrraior (fighting) 5:14; East Tex. Bapt. 62, Mary Hard.-Bav. 54 Girls Basketball Coffey, Edm, motor (fighting), Joey Slndelor, 8,935 706870—208 1962. Ithaca 78, St. Lawrence 62 Kansas 85, Okla. St. ® Bill Israelson, 8,935 7067-71—208 LeMovne 69, AdelphI 60 Manchester at Windsor, 7:30 10:25; Dunn, Buf, motor (fighting), MId-Amer. Bbl 60, Okla. Bapt. Coll. ® Boys Swimming 10:25; Smith, Edm, 12:09; Hughes, Buf, Steve Pate, 5670 706970—209 How top 20 fared Lock Hoven 72, Slippery Rock 61 Midwestern 81, Sam Houston 72 14:29; Lowe, Edm, 19:32. Tony SIMs, 5670 706873—209 Lolyola (Md.) 77, Wagner 75 NE Louisiana 73, Lamar 66 NFA at Manchester, 3:30 Larry Mize, 5670 666875—209 Lycoming 68, Susquehona 53 NE Oklahoma 86, Cameron 77 despite 8-1 loss to ND give Oilers the business Third Period—4, Buffalo, Follgno 29 Bill Sander, 5670 7)6870—209 NEW YORK — How the United Press MIT 87, Emerson 61 Okla. Chrstn Coll. 79, Okla. Baptist62 WEDNESDAY (Smith, Dykstra), 1:49.5, Buffalo, Smith Jim Colbert, 5670 697070—209 International Top 20 college bas­ Malne-Farmlngton 89, U New England Pan American 64, Swest Texas 48 Boys Boskelball 10 (Follgno, Cyr), 18:10.6, Buffalo, Smith Bruce Lletzke, 5670 707069—209 ketball teams fared Feb. 3-Feb. 9: 76 Phillips » , USAO 55 Manchester at H ortford Public, 7:30 has points in each of the five games goal. Boston tied the score 3-3 in the Bruce Lletzke, 5670 707069—209 Girls Basketball WEST HAVEN — When is an admitted Russo. “ We tried to play as well as we did against Bv Mike Tullv 11 (Cyr, Cloutier), 19:54. Penalties— 1. North Carolina (281) defeated Marlst 62, Long Island 56 Rice 52, Texas Tech SO third period on goals by Ray McSorley, Edm, 13:28; Hamel, Buf, John Cook, 3636 706874—210 Georgia Tech 7877 (OT); defeated Wake Merevhurst 92, Central State 90 SF Austin 61, Nwestern Louisiana 57 St. Joseph's at East Catholic, 7 p-m. 8-1 loss in ic e hockey open the game up and actually Notre Dame, we could conceiv­ United Press International he has played. 13:28. Robert Wrenn, 3636 687371—210 Forest 9162. Merrimack 78, St. Anselm 72 Southern Methodist®, Texas A8.M® Ice Hockey encouraging? He broke a 2-2 tie by knocking in Bourque and Randy Burridge 56 Bobby Wadkins, 3636 71-71-68—210 Manchester vs. Hall (Veteran's Rink, win it, and it backfired on us,” ably win all five. Or we could Shots on goal—Edmonton 7-9*5— 2. (tie) Georgia Tech (184) lost to Mlllersville 106, Mansfield 72 St. John's Coll. 105, Bartvile Wsivn 80 When you take on one of the Mike Foligno’s pass. With six seconds apart. 21. Buffalo IMO -II—32. Davis Love III, 3636 71-71-68—210 Muhlenberg 85, Gettysburg 74 West H artford), 7:30 ' Notre Dame, which trounced lose all five.” The Edmonton Oilers learned North Carolina 7877 (OT); defeated Sul Ross ® , Austin Coll. ® seconds remaining. Smith man­ Rav Floyd, 2,587 716971—211 North Carollno-Charlotte 87-76; lost to N. Adams St. 84, Framingham St. 71 Tenn. St. 78, Arkansas St. 72 Suffleld vs. East Catholic (at BoRon top teams in the state in their East, 13-2, in Bolton on Jan. 22, Billy Consorte, Paul Funaro this weekend that they could face a Flyers 2, Hawks 2 Power>play conversions—Edmonton Andy Bean, 2,578 71-71-69^211 Duke 7859. NJ Tech ® , Vossar ® Texas 61, Arkansas 57 Ice Palace), 8:30 p.m. rink and play them tough and scored five unanswered third- strong challenge for the Stanley aged to score the empty-net goal 2-1. Buffalo 4-1. Chip Beck, 2,578 71-71-69—211 2. (tie) Duke (22-2) defeated Vliglnlo NY Poly 80, Mount St. Vincent 66 Wreetllng and Jim Baker tallied two goals At Chicago, Ilkka Sinisalo scored T.C. Chen, 2,578 7i.787g_2n Texas Christian 67, Baylor 47 play them close for two periods. period goals to clinch the win. Cup if they reach the finals. with Mike Krushelnyski tagging Goalies — Edmonto.., Fuhr. Buffalo, 77-65; defeated Georgia Tech 7859. NYU 74, RPI « Texas-EI Paso 71, A ir Force 47 Enfield at Manchester, 6 p.m. apiece for Notre Dame, while a power-play goal at 12:59 of the Cloutier. A—16,433. Brian Mogg, 2678 67-6975—211 4. Memphis State (282) lost to Nevodo- Nazareth 75, Alfred 74 Cheney Tech ot St. Bernard, 6 p.m. When you open it up and go for ND is now 13-2 for the season. Saturday, the two-time cham­ behind. Trinity 71, LeTourneau62 Tom .Vaill and Kevin Temilo third period to give Philadelphia Referee-Dove Newell. J.C. Snead, 2,578 736870—211 Los Vegas 6766. New Hampshire Col 8B, So Conn 75 Trinity (Tex.) 71, LeTourneau62 Bovs Swimming the win in the final period, The defeat dipped East’s pions dropped a 5-4 overtime “ I don’t think he was getting the 5. Kansas (22-3) defeated Colorado Niagara 83, Maine 80 East Catholic at Manchester, 3:30 added single strikes. the tie. Darryl Sutter and Denis West. N.M. 92, Colo. School Of Mines knowing anything but total record to 6-8-1. With five games decision to the Washington Capi­ opportunity in L.A.,” Sather said. 10064; defeated Oklahoma State 8869. Northeastern 75, Baston U. 67 70 Savard scored the Black Hawks Jsts3,Csnucks3 Norwich 93, Union 84 (OT) THURSDAY success will be cruelly reflected remaining, the Eagles can Team-leading scorer Kevin tals. Sunday, the Buffalo Sabres “ He was playing behind (Marcel) LPGA results Wyoming 67, New Mexico 65 goals. The Flyers’ Mark Howe 6. Oklahoma (21-2) defeated Oklahoma Notre Dome 85, Syracuse 81 Men's Basketball on the scoreboard. afford to lose just one more if Walsh counted the lone marker made them a 4-2 victim. Dionne and (Bemie) Nicholls.and Winnipeg 0 1 2 0—1 State 10884; lost to Iowa Stote 7370. Nyack 87, SU N Y-Purchase42 Middlesex at MCC, 8 p.m. opened the scoring at 8:03 of the Sarasota Classic 7. Syracuse (183) defeated Seton Hall Old Westbury 84, New Paltz 65 West Bovs Baskotball And most important, when they hope to qualify for the for the Eagles. The hosts led, The Capitals and, to a lesser he may have gotten suppressed. 1 Vancouver I 210—1 Boise St. 73, Idaho St. first period. First perlod-1, Vancouver, Smvl 19 At Sorosota, Fla., Feb. 9 8461; lost to Notre Dame 85-81. Penn 71, Yale 67 60 East Catholic at X avier, 7:30 you have a make-or-break post-season state tournament. 3-0, in the opening stanza, when extent, the Sabres, are possible think he’s much more effective Third Round 8. Michigan (283) defeated Purdue Philadelphia Textile 66, Poce 55 CS-Bakersfleld83, Cal Poly Pomona67 Bolton at RHAM, 7:30 (Halward. Lemov), pp, 10:40. Penoltles- CS-San Bernardino ®, Claremont stretch run coming up against A .500 record is required. Walsh supplied his 22nd of the candidates to represent the Wales than that.” Jets 3, Canucks 3 Boschman, Wpg, 0:52; Peterson, Van, (Par 72) 8879; lostto llllnolsB379. Point Park 74, Dyke 72 Girls Baskotball Potty Sheehan 686971-208 9. Nevoda-Las Vegas (21-2) defeated Potsdam 80, Cortland » Mudd Prince Tech ot Coventry, 5 p.m. less-(>mnipotent opponents. The challenge is on. year, off a feed from linemate Conference in the finals. Follgno tied it 2-2 1:49 into the At Vancouver, Jim Nil! scored 5:25; Butcher, Van, malor (fighting), Jull Inkster 7872-64—210 62 l:34;Marols, Wpg, malor (flghtlno),8:34; P ^^tlc 92-73; defeated Memphis State Rider 66, Towson St. 49 "A good outing against Notre “ It’s within sight,” said Dave Olender, who notched his “ It was a tight, end-to-end, third after picking up Smith’s from the edge of the crease at 3:25 Stephanie Farwlg 786872—210 Roberts Wesleyan 103, Houghton81 Cal St.-LA 71, CS-Domlnguez 65 FRIDAY Dallas, Wpg,9:09. Cal Poly SL075, Cal-Rlverslde66 Dame was what we were Russo, “ We can do it if we play club-high 15th assist. emotional hockey game,” said backpass and wristing it into the Second perlod-2, Vancouver, LMster 8 Val Skinner 7667-68—211 10. St. John's (21-3) defeated Boston Rochester 85, Rochester Tech 68 ^ Bovs Basketball of the third period to rally Borb Thomas 71-7870—211 College 87-75. S. Maine 65, Suffolk 60 Cal-Irvine 80, Pacific 76 Manchester at South W indsor, 7:45 looking for, and the first two well.” Neither side found the net in Edmonton coach Glen Sather. top of the net. (Smyl, Grodln), 1:37.3, Winnipeg, Mullen Collfornia 83, Arizona St. 61 Winnipeg into the tie. The goal was 16 (MacLeon, Carlyle), pp, 5:02. 4, Allison Finney 716873—212 11. Georgetown (193) defeated Connec­ Salem St 72, E. Connecticut» periods we played were among East hosts Suffield High at the the second period. “ They’re a defensive-minded cau­ Jari Kurri's power-play goal Lisa Young 737869—212 ticut 8063; defeated Seton Holl 81-54. Scranton 71, Elizabethtown 51 Fresno St. 61, Fullerton St. 54 bum * 7^5 )*"°"'

Bv Les Seaao semifinals. lead before Gilbert began his The Associated Press Midway in his march to the final scramble. His serve kept Edberg Duke gives Georgia Tech an ACC lesson at Memphis, Gilbert learned he deep and off-bulance. MEMPHIS, Tenn. — With John had been named to the U.S. Davis Gilbert hit nine aces in the McEnroe on a self-imposed sab­ Cup team which will play at match, but it was his return of By Mike Well At Columbia, Mo., Olden Poly- without center William Bedford, batical and Jimmy Connors' ca­ Ecuador March 7-9. And he accum­ serve that was most telling. United Press International nice sank a pair of free throws with lyho was suspended by the NCAA reer fading. Brad Gilbert is rapidly ulated enough aces — 40 — to win He will move up several notches 2:05 remaining and Richard Mor­ for two games for driving an stamping himself as one of Ameri­ an expensive oriental rug given to in the A TP rankings on the basis of In a span of five minutes Sunday, gan stole, the ball with II seconds athletic boosters car. ca's top tennis players — a force to the pro scoring the most aces. his performance in Memphis, a the Duke Blue Devils clarified both left to help Virginia improve to At Stillwater, Okla., Ron Kellogg be reckoned with. In Toronto, Sweden’s Joakim tour official said Sunday. and Cedric Hunter scored 18 points the national ratings and the Atlatic 15-6. Polynice scored 14 points, Mel Ranked 15th in the world on the Nystrom crushed 6-foot-8 Milan In the doubles final, Ken Flach each to spark Kansas to victory. Coast Conference standings. Kennedy 13, Morgan 12 and Tom Hewlett-Packard-ATP computer, Srejver of Czechoslovakia 6-1, 6-4 and Robert Seguso defeated Guy Danny Manning scored 15 points Duke, tied with Georgia Tech for Sheehey 10 for Virginia while Gilbert goes into this week's $1.8 to win the $150,000 Nabisco Grand Forget of France and Jarryd 6-4, Derrick Chievous scored 16 to pace and Calvin Thompson added 14 second place in the country and in million Lipton International Play­ Prix Regular Series event. 4-6, 7-6. Flach and Seguso, who points and 11 rebounds for the the ACC all week, broke open a Missouri. 17-10. * ers Championships tournament were top-seeded in the doubles, Jayhawks, 22-3 overall and 7-1 in Gilbert, down 3-2 in the first set, tight game at the outset of the In other games Sunday, Derrick with his biggest title yet. split $14,000. Forget and Jarryd second half to defeat the Yellow McKey scored 26 points to pace the Big Eight. used his rifle-like serve to block split $7,000. Jacket 75-59 at Durham, N.C. Alabama to an 80-71 victory over At Ames, Iowa. Jeff Grayer Gilbert, a 24-year-old right­ Edberg's plans to repeat as the In Toronto, Srejber, the tallest “ We knew it was a crucial time,” Louisiana State ... Marc Wilson scored 21 points and Jeff Homacek hander from Piedmont, Calif., winner of the U.S. National Indoors player on the tennis tour, used his said Mark Aiarie, who hit five scored 22 points and John Shasky added 16 to lead Iowa State. The capped one of the biggest weeks of at The Racquet Club of Memphis. big serve and remarkable poise to straight baskets in the first 2; 24 of added 18 to lead the troubled Cyclones, 14-7 and 5-3 in the Big his professional career with a 7-5, And the title comes on the heels of battle his way through qualifying the second half to break the game Minnesota team to a 65-60 Big Ten Eight, built a 12-point lead early in 7-6 upset victory Sunday over the biggest victory of his career, and into the final. But he served open. “ We came out of the upset of Iowa ... Reggie Miller the second half but the Sooners, defending champion Stefan Ed- when he eliminated McEnroe in just three aces against Nystrom — lockerroom believing that the scored a career-high 39 points and 21-2 and 6-2, fought back to take the berg of Sweden in the final of the the first round of the Nabisco all of them coming in the second winner off the first five minutes of grabbed 10 rebounds to lead UCLA lead with five minutes remaining. $315,000 Volvo Tennis U.S, Na­ Masters in New York last month. game of the first set — and had the second half would be the to an 88-81 Pacific-10 victory over At Syracuse. N.Y.. Donald Royal tional Indoor Championship. He Gilbert earned $45,000 for his seven double-faults. eventual victor.” Washington State ... and Harold scored 17 of his 20 points in the reached the championship match week's work, while Edberg picked Nystrom collected $25,000 for the Leading 34-33 lead at halftime. Jensen scored 8 of his 12 points in second half and Notre Dame hit by ousting Connors, the top seed, in up $22,500. victory. Srejber, enjoying the Duke went on a a 16-6 tear over the the second half to boost Villanova 41-of-48 free throws to defeat the quarterfinals, and third-seeded In the first set of Sunday's biggest payday of his brief career, next five minutes. Alarie's follow to a 59-53 victory over Big East Syracuse. The Irish, 16-4, scored 26 Anders Jarryd of Sweden in the match, Edberg jumped out to a 3-2 collected $12,500. of his own shot with 15:41 left gave rival Connecticut. points from the foul line in the the Blue Devils a 50-39 advantage. On Saturday. No. 1 North Carol­ second half to break open a tight “ We really played an excellent ina crushed Wake Forest 91-62, No. game and snap Syracuse's 15- second half.” said Duke coach 9 Nevada Las Vegas upset fourth- game home winning streak. Tway wins Mike Krzyiewski “ In the first half, ranked Memphis State 69-67, No. 5 At Champaign, 111., Ken Norman Sports In Brief we played very hard, but not all Kansas downed Oklahoma State scored five of his 22 points in that smart. In the second half we 85-69, No. 6 Oklahoma was upset by overtime and Tony Wysinger hit golf crown UPI photo combined aggressive, physical Iowa State 73-70. No. 7 Syracuse four free throws in the extra period Jordan plans return on Frida/ Former three-time champion Alexis on Sunday. Arguello scored fourth- play with extremely aggressive, lost to No. 17 Notre Dame 85-81. No to spark Illinois' upset of Michi­ DALLAS — Chicago guard Michael Jordan says he will return round TKO over Costello as referee intelligent play." 8 Michigan was upset by Illinois gan. Wysinger tied the score 68-68 Arguello delivers a left hook to the head Aiarie sank all seven of his 83-79 and No. 10 St. John's defeated with the last basket of regulation to the Bulls' lineup for Friday night's home game against the in playoff of Billy Costello in their 10-round bout Mills Lane wisely stopped the fight. second-half shots from the floor to Boston College 87-75. after sinking a pair of free throws. Indiana Pacers. finish with a game-high 24 points. At Chapel Hill, N.C., Brad He then gave Illinois a 72-68 lead on Last season's Rookie of the Year has played just two games LA JOLLA, Calif. (U PI) - The Senior All-America guard Johnny Daugherty scored 20 points to lead a jumper in overtime. Efrem and a portion of another this season after breaking his left foot 16th hole was pivotal for Bernhard Dawkins added 22 points for Duke. the Tar Heels, 24-1 and 8-1 in the Winters led Illinois with 25 points. V Oct. 29 at Golden State. Langer at the Andy Williams Open At New York, Willie Glass “ I'll see limited action Feb. 14 and should be at full speed for Arguello triumphs in return 22-2 and 9-2 in the ACC. ACC. North Carolina squelched the UPi photo Sunday. He birdied the par-3 to “ It was a great game for a half, Demon Deacons, 7-16 and 0-11. in scored a game-high 24 points to the gam e on the 16th (an afternoon contest against D allas),” he force a sudden death playoff with Sunday in Durham, N.C. The Blue but then Duke just totally out­ the second half to lead by as much help St. John's overcome the loss of Duke's Mark Aiarie (32) and Georgia said. Bob Tway, then allowed victory to RENO, Nev. (U PI) - At this Smith. taping my own hands for 18 years played us," Georgia Tech coach as 33 points with 4:48 left. Walter Berry and avenge an early Tech’s Mark Price go to the floor after a Devils, led by Alarie’s 24 points, upset slip away on the same green. stage of his career, Alexis Arguello “ I would like to have another 10 and never have had any Bobby Cremins said. At Las Vegas, Nev., Freddie season loss to Boston College. loose basketball in their ACC contest the Yellow Jackets, 75-59. Langer missed a 6-foot putt for feels the sting of punches days round fight (before a title shot),’’ problem s" The Yellow Jackets. 18-4 overall Banks scored 2 of his 26 points on a Berry, who is averaging23.9points Owens wins PGA Seniors event par on 16 that would have forced after the bout. he said. “ But that is up to my Arguello, trailing on all three and 6-3. were led by John Salley 27-foot jumper with less two per game, twisted his left ankle the playoff to a third hole. The former three-time cham­ manager (Bill Miller),” cards going into the fourth round, with 17 points and Mark Price with minutes to go to give the Rebels, jumping for a rebound with 2:28 FORT PIERCE, Fla. — Leading wire-to-wire, Charlie Owens Tway, however, buried the pion shook off age and the anger Arguello was angered before the flattened Costello’s jaw with a 23-2, the lead for good. The Tigers. remaining in the first half and did In other games. Georgetown Purdue topped Michigan State State beat Louisville 76-64, Texas- carded a final round 3-under-par 69 Sunday to win the Treasure 12 winner from two feet away and generated by a prefight controv­ fight even started when Costello’s powerful right hand and sent him No. 20 Virginia was the only 21-2. were led by Andre Tumerand not return. He is expected to play crushed Seton Hall 81-54, Indiana 88-82, Kentucky defeated Missis­ E1 Paso downed Air Force 74-47 Coast Classic at TPC Monte Carlo. collected his first PGA winners ersy Sunday to knock out former manager. Mike Jones, questioned to the canvas. Visibly shaken. other ranked team to play Sunday, Baskerville Holmes, each with 16 against Georgetown Monday routed Northwestern 77-52, Ohio sippi 62-58, Bradley whipped and Marquette edged DePaul 70-6.S Owens notched his first Senior PGA Tour win with a check since enlisting out of Okla­ WBC super lightweight champion the way Arguello’s hands were Costello struggled to his feet. defeating Missouri 64-62, points. Memphis State played night. State edged Wisconsin 73-71, Creighton 79-59. North Carolina in overtime. three-round 54-hole 202,14 under par. Following Owens were Don homa State University two years Bill Costello with a straight right wrapped, Jones protested what he However, Arguello could sense January and Lee Elder who each finished at 205,11 under for the ago. hand in the fourth round of a thought was too much tape under his opponent was in trouble and three-day event. scheduled 10-round bout. the gauze covering the former buried him under an avalanche of Scholastic roundup “ I probably moved my body a The victory should give Arguello three-time champ’s hands. The rights and lefts until referee Mills bit, ” Langer said about his ill-fated a shot at the WBC super light­ Nevada Boxing Commission offi­ Lane stopped the bout at 1:42. putt. Sprinter Johnson keeps busy weight title, currently held by cials agreed with the protest and The victory, the second straight Langer and Tway had both Lonnie Smith. But first, Arguello Arguello was forced to rewrap. on Arguello’s comeback trail, SHERBROOKE, Quebec — Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson recorded solid pars on the 15th at said, there must be rest. Arguello said his slow start in the improved the winner’s record to MHS matmen win 10th of the year won his third race in as many nights Sunday, capturing the 55 Torrey Pines, the par-4 hole that “ I ’m going to take a long rest," scheduled 10-round bout was 80-6-0. Arguello’s comeback was meters in 6.13 seconds at the University of Sherbrooke Indoor led off sudden death. Arguello said. “ Remember, I ’m an caused by the controversy. brought about by severe financial Track and Field Meet. Sixteen started off in simitar For only the third time in school record to 14-1. McCarthy scored a Albert (CT) mal, dec. bucnanan 14-6, Montini scored 26 points and old man.” “ It’s was a poor performance the problems. 122- Classon (CT) WBF, 122- Archam ­ Showing no signs of fatigue from the busiest weekend of, his fashion, with Langer reaching the history, a Manchester High wres­ technical pin in his 132-pound bout Bowne canned 25 to power Sacred The 33-year-old former cham­ first three rounds,” he said. “ But I Costello, who lost his crown to beau (CT) pinned Green 3:23, 135- career, Johnson broke well from the starting block and outran green in one shot, about 25 feet and tling team has won 10 or more while Vincent had a majordecision AAack (BA) WBF, 141- Orgonek (BA) Heart to a 63-46 ACC triumph over pion also said he felt he needed one was upset by the taping, they tried Smith by knockout on Aug. 21,1985, uphill from the flag, Tway’s tee matches in a season. The 1985-86 at 185, McCarthy has six pins, four pinned Balon 1:13,148- P Irtel (CT) m a l. the homestanding Eagles. Chidi Imoh, a Nigerian from the University of Missouri, by more tune-up bout before taking on to play some tricks. I ’ve been fell to 31-2. dec. Wovkanech 10-0, 158- Holt (BA) East, 5-11 for the year, now needs ; 1-hundredth of a second. M ike Morris of Syracuse University shot came to rest 35 feet away. Indian grapplers accomplished technical fails, a superior decision pinned Aspinwall :33, 170- Romano that feat Saturday with a 43-30 and a major decision among his 14 (CT) WBF, 188- Rouelle (CT) WBF, three wins in its final four games in took third place in 6.22. . Langer stroked his first putt to victory over Hartford Public in victories. Unlimited- Net! (CT) pinned AAoln :41. order to have a 40 percent winning within two feet of the cup, but came CCC Bast Division action at Clarke Mike Taylor (167) won by forfeit mqrk and qualify for the post­ up short on his second putt. Arena. to up his record to 13-2 while season state tournament. The USA I wins World Cup bobsled “ He hit a tough putt,” said Tway. Johnson captures third titie The Indians are now 10-5 for Dwayne Albert (155) won a hard- Eagles are 3-9 in the conference. “ Any time you hit it downhill it is Boys Swimming LAKE PLACID, N.Y. — Matt Roy, of Saranac Lake, N.Y.. season. Only the 1977-78 team fought 13-11 decision to improve his Sacred Heart is now 13-3 overall tough to judge,” piloted USA I to American single and four heat records Sunday “ There were times in the fight with left jabs to the head and body. (11-4) and 1979-80 squad (10-5) also personal ledger to 10-4. Wayne and 11-2 in the ACC. Tway nearly won the tourna­ (UPI) - Mar­ GrabskI places when I felt I had command.” Stewart fought back and cut won 10 or more. Manchester will Twichell (138) moved his record to “ We ran up against the twin and an easy victory in the Lederle Two-man Bobsled World Cup ment outright in regulation, but he vin Johnson became the first Stewart said. “ I let up. maybe Johnson over the right eye. but that have two shots to surpass the 13-2 with a pin in 42 seconds. FAIR FIE LD - The All Connec­ towers,” said EC coach Donna at Mt. Van Hoevenberg Olympic Bobsled Run. bogeyed the par-4 17th as Langer three-time light heavyweight paced myself, and that was it. I had gash never reopened. school-record for wins as the. Scott Liscomb (98) saw his ticut Conference boys' swimming Ridel. “ We were outscored, 24-11, Roy, only the second U.S. bobsledder to win on the World Cup finished his round. Tway hit his tee champion Sunday with a seventh- his legs wobbly, but I didn’t take “ I didn’t have any intention to Indians host Enfield High Wednes­ record go to 12-3 for the season with championships were held Satur­ in the second quarter and couldn't circuit since it began two years ago, and brakeman Jim shot behind a small tree and then round technicai knockout over advantage of it. Maybe I underesti­ knock him out early,” Johnson day at 6 p.m. and visit East a forfeit win. day at Fairfield University. No make up the deficit.” Herberich of Winchester, Mass., went 1:00.01 in Sunday's missed a 4-foot putt for par. previously unbeaten Leslie Ste­ mated him.” said. “ I just wanted to put pressure Hartford High Saturday at noon. Results: »1- Proctor (HP) WBF, 98- team scores were kept as individ­ The loss overshadowed a stellar opening run. They added a 1:01.05 in the fourth and final heat and On 18, the 499-yard par-5 known wart of Trinidad for the vacant Johnson started quickly in the on him from the start. I found out I Both upcoming opponents are Llscomb (M) WBP, 105- Lorn (HP) ual competition was stated. performance by Eagle Chris Raf- finished with a two-day total of 4:02.79, also an American mark. for its eagle potential. Tway drove World Boxing Association version pinned Sorles 4:43,113- Figueroa (HP) opening round, opening a cut near could connect with the left hand so unbeaten in CCC East action. For East Catholic, Steve fin. who pumped in a career-high The USA No. 1 team finished the World Cup two-man season in into a fairway bunker, pitched to of the title. pinned Gremmo 3:31,119- Jim Freoeou Stewart’s right eye and scoring I kept using it.” The match with the Owls from (M ) pinned Estoben 2:53, 126- Flores Grabski was the lone swimmer to 20 points and pulled down 14 fourth place. the far side of the green, then With the victory, the 31-year-old Hartford marked the return to the (HP) pinned Chris Chappell 1:47, 132- gamer a place in the top three. rebounds. settled for par after missing a Johnson regained the crown he lost McCorthv (M) technicol toll over 35-foot putt. six years ago. The lefthander had mat of senior Frank Hoher. Hoher Dominic 15-0,138- Twichell (M) pinned Grabski won the 100-meter back- Aisling Buckley also turned in suffered a severe knee injury early Velez :42, 145- Hoher (M) pinned stroke in the time of 1:06.17. some fine numbers, with 13 points. NBC, Olympic agreement unsigned “ My pitching wedge. I knew I won the World Boxing Council Deloche :25,155- Albert (AA) dec. Rosa crown in 1978 and the WBA title in in the football season and he Grabski also took a second place­ 6 steals and 3 assists. Amelia had to hit a firm shot but I had no 13-11, 167- Taylor (AA) WBF, 188- LAUSANNE, Switzerland — The signing of NBC’s TV contract 1979, but held each for only four underwent surgery to repair liga­ Vlncent (AA) mol. dec. Foblan 14-6. ment in the 50-meter freestyle. Bearse added4assistsand4steals, idea how firm I had hit it,” Tway months. ment damage in the fall. Wrestling Unlimited- Foucette (HP) pinned Ad- East will finish its first varsity while Patty Evans turned in a for the exclusive U.S. broadcasting rights of the 1988 Seoul said. “ The putt coming downholl dobbo 1:51. Johnson is among three light coach Barry Bernstein said Hoher season Wednesday when it opposes strong effort defensively. Olympic Games has fallen behind schedule again. was faster than I thought " heavyweight title holders to re­ was not expected back but has crosstown Manchester High at the In junior varsity action. East It was hoped the formal signing would take place Feb. 12, but Tway finished the day with a 69 place Michael Spinks, who vacated made a quick recovery, Hoher has Techmen triumph Indians' pool at 3:30 p.m. upped its record to 12-4 with a 57-28 the Seoul Olympic Organizing Committee (SLOOC) was late in for the round and a 12-under-par the 175-pound class championship been working out the past two win. Karen Mozdzierz paced the providing a letter of credit to meet NBC’s demand for an 204 for the tournament, which was COLCHESTER - Cheney Tech last year after beating Larry weeks, plus, and his first match pack with 18 points. indemnity bond, reduced to 54 holes because rain U P I p h o to wrestling team upped its record to Holmes for the heavyweight was almost story book. Hoher The Eagles host St. Joseph's washed out Saturday’s round. 11-13 with a 44-29 victory over Girls Basketball crown. Debi Thomas spun her way to the womens pinned Public's Angel Deloche in Wednesday at 7 p.m. Langer shot 68 Sunday. championship at the U.S. National Bacon Academy in Charter Oak The playoff ended a round that J.B. Williamson of Indianapolis 25 seconds, tying the fastest pin of Conference action Saturday East dealt a blow SACRED HEART (63) — AAlssv Cavs send Davis to Atlantai the season. AAontInl 9 8-8 26, Sue Bowen 11 3-7 25, saw six golfers hold the lead at one owns the WBC version of the title, Championships on Saturday at Uniondale, N.Y. Thomas afternoon. union Perry 01-31, Colleen Tracy 0 5-6 Bernstein added that it was a The East Catholic girls' basket­ RICHFIELD. Ohio — When Johnny Davis was acquited by time or another. and Yugoslavia’s Slobodan Kacar MUFFLERS BRAKES became the first black woman to win the figure skating Peter Albert. Jim Classon, Curt 5, AAarcl Garofolo 3 0-0 6, Kate Lattin 0 ball team's hopes for a state Cleveland from Atlanta before the 1984-85 season, he hoped he Larry Mize, who led with a is the International Boxing Feder­ difficult decision for him to put Archambeau. Seb Romano and 0- 0 0, Totals 23 17-24 63. title. tournament bid were dealt a EAST CATHOLIC (46) — Amelia could find “ a new home with the Cavaliers.” 1-stroke, 10-under lead, was bush- ation champion. Hoher in the lineup as junior Todd Chris Rouelle were among the critical blow Saturday, when po­ Bearse 1 1-4 3, Andrea Ryan 0 0-0 0, Davis, a 10-year veteran guard out of Dayton, averaged 12.4 wacked by the sea breezes on the It was Johnson’s 15th straight Grossman, who has filled in winners for the Techmen. Chris Rotfln 9 2-2 20, AlsIlng Buckley 6 tent Sacred Heart and its twin points in 76 games with Cleveland last year, but fell out of favor par-4 4th hole. He found the sand victory over the past five years, capably for Hoher. has four wins Cheney is back in action Wednes­ 1- 413, Cathy Burke01-41, Katy Fisher 1 and a tie in his last six matches. towers of forward Missy Montini 0-0 2, Theresa Sombric 0 1-2 1, Nancy with the team this season. easier than the green, and wound raising his pro mark to 42-5. ■ Rcsuiaf 2 front or 2 day against St. Bernard's in Sulick 2 0-0 4, Deb Houghton 00-0 0, Deb Stewart lost his first bout in IS rear whaelt and center Sue Bowne stormed the He had missed seven of the Cavaliers’ last eight games, and up with a double bogey that put him H B ^ r $ 2 9 9 5 U.S. skate lineup The two will have a wrestleoff to Uncasville at 6 p.m. SulzInskI 0 0-0 0, Jody Burns 0 0-0 0, see who faces Enfield Wednesday. Eagles' Nest. Patty Eyans 1 0-0 2, Totals 20 6-16 46. only played three minutes in last Thursday night’s loss to five strokes behind the winners. starts. ^Reguter $ ^ ^ 9 0 Sean McCarthy and Greg Vin­ Results: 94- Mocitus (BA) sup. dec. Philadelphia. THE ECONOMIZER cent continued their winning ways Leooe, 101- AAlller (BA) pined Ash 1:40, Sunday, Davis was on his way — traded to Atlanta for veteran BRAKE SPECIAL possesses talent for the Indians, each advancing his 108- Phillips (CT) pinned Clark :32,115- D C D D V ’ C automotive guard Eddie Johnson, a two-time All-Star who had fallen out of D I T D D V ’ C automotive MUFFLER runii I o SUPPLY, INC. favor with Hawks head coach Mike Fratello. r c i l l l I O SUPPLY, INC. 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THE CITGO seeking to win a wire-to- wire victory and become the first to win fler from Midas fits Figure Skating Association had tripie jumps in her freestyle finale, • Inspect calipers the 1-year-old LP G A tourney twice. most American-made • Inspect hydraulic system pretty much written off 1986 as a the new silver medalist. Caryn keeps on going up 1 • Lubricate caliper anchors Sheehan had a 54-hole total of 208 and faced the challenge of rebuilding year. Kadavy. 18. of Colorado Springs, cars and trucks. Your • Inspect fluid levels Colo., also normally does five *2.00 Rebate! Juli Inkster and Stephanie Farw ig, both at 210. • Add fluid if required The decision of Judy Blumberg NEW YORK (U PI) - At the rate (from a 20-foot vault). There isn't Within striking distance at 211 were Val Skinner and Barb satisfaction with this • Road test and Michael Seibert after last triples but only hit three in the the records keep falling in the pole that much difference in the tech­ year's national championships to finals. All three women will vault, it may be only a matter of niques needed for a 20-foot vault. It Thomas, while Allison Finney and Lisa Young w ere another shot product is assured. DRUM BRAKES follow Scott Hamilton, Rosalyn compete in the world meet. back at 212, and Am y Benz, Pat Bradley and Jane Geddes were at weeks before the 20-foot barrier is could happen this year.” 2 Front or 2 RMr Whoott Sumners. Kitty and PeterCarruth- Gillian Wachsman. 19, of River­ cleared. The advent of the fiberglass pole 213. ers. and Elaine Zayak into profes­ side. 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Bronze medalists parts of the globe — a record was fc iw to n m MfdM bi Jw shoes end dMc b rsto open in Geneva, Switzerland. Natalie and Wayne Seybold, of set. The first was by Bubka, who they bend that pole and rocket up two car lengths. it fails during this period. n d ie■ a r en ewerrssUsd te f toyoo '’Aintrican or foreign-----. cer. ven or 1 March 17. Wilmington, Dei , also were placed vaulted 19-5 at a meet in the Soviet there, they could land on a roof.” lundsr 14JXX) lbs.) H ttw y everr weer out nog '‘But now. after what I saw here on the world team. Mktos____ I • breke • shoee • o r p M iW be IneU fi Union. Hours later Olson raised the When Warmerdam made the wtthout chergs for the shoes or . pods____ or toe Renee Roca. 22. of St. Clair this week. I think we're going to do standard to 19-5V4. first 15-foot vault with a bamboo You’ll get a $2.00 check* in the mail from liber to kisM the shoee or AddWonN very well. We will bring home Shores. Mich., and . Dial, the national outdoor cham­ parts en^or labor required to restore the pole in 1940, it was considered CITGO when you buy 5 quarts. syetom to opsrstteoel condWon ere Metre. medals — I wouldn't say we will in 25, of Romulus, Mich., edged pion, held the record briefly a week revolutionary. It was another 20 all events, but I tell you we will Suzanne Semanick. 18. and Scott ago when he vaulted l9-4i/« at a years before John Uelses. using a $ SAVE MONEY $ OtfM’ MplTM! 2/24/86 Gregory. 26. of Wilmington by the 5 Qt Price: Specially designed for light medal," Anderson added. meet in Columbia, Mo. fiberglass pole, cleared the 16-foot *5.80 trucks, pickups and vans. Gas The first factor to change same 5-4 vote in the dance finals to Olson, 27, believes the 20-foot barrier. In 1966 Bob Seagren R yd e r LT features a b ig g e r bore and FREE WRITTEN ESTIMATES^ Anderson's opinion was the vast succeed Blumberg and Seibert as Less Mfg. Rebate:' 1H 'piston to reduce bottoming out and Bleomfleld 243-9430 Torringtefi 442-7447 New London 447-1711 vault is definitely within reach. In cleared 17 feet and seven years 2.00 SENTRY OIL CD. minimize sway for Impressive stability, both improvement among last year's national champions. Saturday night's meet, he nar­ later Steve Smith went over the bar on and off-road. ironford 43I-23BS Vernon 475-4940 Norwich 449-4433 also-rans. Three 1985champions — The only champion to win rowly missed at 19-8‘A, which at 18 feet. FAST DELIVERY BrisM 5I2-79S3 WoHingford 345-0953 Rocky HiN 543-1507 Tiffany Chin in women's singles handily was two-time men's titlist would have bettered by one- Now 19-foot vaults have become I. Hortferd 349-9315 Wolerbury 757-0339 Southington 431-9333 and Jill Watson and Peter Oppe- Brian Boitano. 22. of Sunnyvale. quarter inch the world outdoor Your cost per Gabriel ■nfMd 745-0305 MorKhester 444- 4404 ui ««- ■*- » 533-0171 commonplace. SHOCKS A STRUTS gard in pairs— were dethroned. Calif . and that was because his record held by Bubka. “ There may be some danger in quart after rebate: 160 Qal. Minimum...... Orefen 445-4129 MIddlefown 347-9100 Wost Hcnron 934-2434 Chin, 18. of Toluca Lake. Calif., closest challenger, Christopher “ We may be approaching the these heights, but you don't think SAVE UP TO 50% OFF LIST PRICE ON Hgmden 344-4337 New Britain 334-9137 WWimanHc 454-1744 who missed six months of workouts Bowman. 18, of Van Nuys. Calif., outer limits in vaulting," said about it,” said Olson. “ All I can •nehts UmMBd to on« (1) par houaihotd, gnx^) 243-5074 N. Hswtferd 344-4424 ^ w Movfn 445- 4111 $. Hortfofd 344-5137 last year because of a leg muscle dropped out of the finals with an Olson, “ but we certainly aren't think of now is making 20 feet and or organizaion. FHct Sutttct to Chang* GAS RYDERS & GAS RYDER LT SHOCKS imbalance, was flawless in perfor- injured right leg. there yet. 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[CNN] Sports Tonight 6:00PM GD Eyswitneas News Sylvia dD © ) Diffrent Strokes Channels 11:35PM (3D Entertainment |Tonlght ensnares A look at Hollywood's romance with Parents must rescue girl C51 Action News guns in the movies and television. In Porter dD 51) Hart to Hart WFSB Hartford. CT 3 Stereo dD 51) Q im m e a Break WNEW Now York, NY ? WTNH New Haven, CT S [HBO] MOVIE: Turk 182' (CC) A young graffiti artist fights City Hall when hit (H) Knot's Landing WOR New York. NY 9 brother is denied his pension. Timothy « 1 the unwary from her abusive boyfrientj n r (2D NewsCenter WPIX New York. NY Hutton. Robert Urich, Robert Culp, WTXX Waterbury, CT 30 (24) Doctor Who 1984 Rated R WWLP Springfield, MA 23 dear Cincinnati, Aug. 22-24, 1986. 5 1 ^ ®® N ew s By Gayle Young WEDH Hartford, CT 24 12:00AM (3D Bamaby Jones ABBY: I am Anyone desiring information about WVIT Hartford. CT iO United Press International (Hi) Reporter 41 Hawaii Five-0 compelled to re­ us may write to our national WSBK Boston, M A 3» C3D NlacNail-Lehrer Nawshour spond to ’’Wor­ headquarters: Parents of Mur­ WGGB Springfield, MA 40 QD Star Trek SARASOTA, Fla. — Mental arithmetic is more [CNN] News/Sports/Weather WXTV Paterson, NJ 41 , An accountant ried M o m ,” dered Children. 1739 Bella Vista, (T® The Untouchables .WGBY Springfield. MA likely than physical exercise to bring on attacks or Dear Abby [ESPN] Maxda SportsLook (2® MOVIE: 'The Broken Star' A U S. de­ who learned Cincinnati, Ohio 45237. WTIC Hartford, CT «1 silent ischemia — the sudden death syndrome, [MAX] MOVIE: 'Man in the Wilderness' puty marshal murders a rancher for that her 17- ’’Please send a long, self- CNN Cable News Ntwrk ICNN) A wilderness scout, in the Northwest gold, then explains the killing as self- according to a professor of medicine at Harvard. Abigail Van Buren DISNEY Disney Channel IDISI year-old daugh­ addressed. stamped (39 cents) Territory of 1820. is mauled by a grizzly defense Howard Duff. Lita Baron, Doug­ can bring you ’’There is a decrease in the supply of blood to tne ESPN Sports Network ItS P N l ter had been envelope for a personal reply plus bear and left to die. Richard Harris, John las Fowley 1956. heart during mental demand that you do not st* in HBO Home Box Office iHBO ' hiding the fact five pieces of literature. Huston, Henry Wilcoxon. 1971. Rated CINEMAX Cinemax iM A X i 5® 5® To Be Announced exercise,” said Dr. Andrew B. Selwyn, who spoke a PG that her boy­ ”Our telephone, manned by TMC Movie Channel ITMC! (2® Comedy Break meeting of the American Heart Association a p u t tne Iu s a I friend of 2‘/i ye-' compassionate members, is (513) [TMC] MOVIE; 'The Learning Tree' Di­ USA USA Network joy or gloom deadly disease that kills an estimated 350,000 people U kJ rector Gordon Parks' teenage years in d® Charlie's Angels ars had been 721-LOVE (or 5683). Kansas are chronicled Kyle Johnson, dD PELICULA: 'Teatro: Celos del Aire' each year without warning. , . ^ i • beating her up. Alex Clarke. Estelle Evans. 1969. Rated 5«f«. A recent study showed 77 percent of ischenilc ” We are a non-profit organiza­ dD College Basketball: St. John's at [CNN] News/Sports/Weather If you’re among the millions of owners of small Our daughter, Denise, was bur­ wrote. I phoned Charlotte Hullin­ PG attacks, when blood does not fill up the hearL_, tion and will talk to any parents Georgetown Tape Delayed [ESPN] SportsCenter businesses in the United States, no relationship may ied at the tender age of 24 because ger and learned that Parents of [USA] USA Cartoon Express occurred while the patient was performing tasks suen who need our support.” [DIS] Mousterpiece Theater [TMC] MOVIE: Dirty Knight's Work' A at the same time be more critical and more she, too. would not listen to our Murdered Children now has 46 6:30PM CID 51) Too Close fo r C om fort man. investiyoting his father's death, as driving, interviewing or talking on the telephone, 9:00PM (3D Kata 8. Allle A llie suspects disappointing than the one you have with yoiir pleas to break up with an abusive chapters in the United States; d D Benson Kate is having an affair with her now- learns of a society of knights with vigi­ he said. .. __ i DEAR ABBY: ’’Nameless, lante tendencies John Mills. Donald accountant. boyfriend. Unfortunately, she chapters also are in England and married high-school boyfriend. Since it was first identified in the 1970 s, no disease _ Please” fell in love with the voice (2D 5D NBC Nightly News Pleasence. Barbara Hershey 1976, Subjected to poor service, to second-class treat­ married him. Australia. Merv Griffin has seemed quite as frightening as silent ischemia, a of a telephone operator of a place (24) Nightly Business Report (3D Rated PG ment and to a lack of creative financial strategies, We t ried many times to get her to She said: ’’Most parents of MOVIE: Harem' (CC) Part 2 of 2 disease of the heart that usually gives its victims no with which he did business and d i ABC News dD 95) [USA] Edge of Night some businesses lose thousands of dollars a year — leave him because we feared one murdered children have told us A young American woman is kidnapped Reunion committee meets wanted to know if he should ask her dD Noticiero SIN 1 2:05 AM 3D Remington Steele Laura because of the mistakes and blunders made by their warning signals of pain...... j. day he would kill her — hoping and that after their child was mur­ and sold into a Turkish harem at the turn For months or even years, patients with the disease for a date. You told him he would dD Sanford and Son of the century Nancy Travis. Ava Gard­ and Remington find themselves in a certified public accountants. McKay, historian, and Faith Fallow, praying all the while that we were dered, their friends deserted them mountain wilderness when they investi­ The Class of 1926 of Manchester High will suffer damaging ischemic attacks of the heart [CNN] Inside Business ner. Omar Sharif. 1986 It’s a universal phenomenon that be crazy not to. gate the theft of a gold prospector's Most firms persevere, thinking, mistakenly, that chairwoman. Standing from left are wrong. Well, we were not wrong. (3D S6) MOVIE: 'An Officer and a Gentle, School plans its 60th reunion on May 17. muscle that can last up to 40 minutes and occur dozens [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet journal (60 min ) (R) they can’t take control, cannot replace the lasy or In August 1980, he beat her to friends and neighbors want no­ man' A hardened loser is taught to ac­ Ruth (Watkins) Treat, secretary, Alp­ That was good advice I, too, did [ESPN] College Basketball Report incompetent accountant with a thorough professional. Committee members are, seated from of times each day. , ■ death. She had been so badly thing to do with these parents out of cept responsibility by a tough drill 5Z) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour During an ischemic attack, a section of the heart the same thing, but I was a bit ’’People make all sorts of rationalizations for why left, Ann (Cervini) Burdett, Mary honse Reale, Felix Mozzer, and Dr. beaten, we were not even allowed fear, and denial that the tragedy 7:00PM (3D CBS N ew s sergeant and is softened by the love of a 12:30AM (5 J comedy Tonight will fail to fill with blood and t he tissues slowly start to cagier. I got a friend to wangle her working girl Richard Gere, Debra W in­ they keep the wrong accountants,” says Mark Robert Keeney, treasurer. to view the body. had ever happened and (Xiuld CSl Three's Com pany (Wilcox) Warren, Marian (Purinton) die for lack of oxygen. Over a period of time the name and address from the ger, Louts Gossett. Jr 1982. (22) 5 ® Late Night w ith David Lettarm an Stevens, president of CPA Select, a Chappaqua, N. Y., ’’Worried Mom,” please take happen to them. They rationalize company and then phoned her and (SD ABC N ew s Tonight's guest is Billy Crystal (60 min.) muscle weakens and eventually fails without (24) ® ) American Playhouse; Adven­ In Stereo firm that helps businesses find the right CPAs for Abby’s advice, and forbid your that the parents are in some way managed to arrange a date. On the dD 5® $100,000 pyramid tures of Huckleberry Finn (CC) Part 1 of warning. Maude their size, industry and budget. ” A common rationale daughter to continute seeing this ’guilty’ — that it would not have way to pick her up at her home. I dD Jeffersons 4 14 year-old Huck is kidnapped by his alcoholic father. Pap Finn (60 min ) would be: ’Stan’s been doing my books for years and abusive character unless he gets happened had they taken better got cold feel. What if she were dD Carson's Comedy Classics 5D Dr. Gene Scott FO R REASONS DOCTORS don’t quite understand, @D Bodas do Odio although I never see him and although he never About Town counseling and corrects his abu­ care of their kids who were in the twice my size and twice my age? I 5® 5® M'A-S*H [CNN] Evans and Novak an ischemic attack will trigger pleasure hormones [CNN] Week In Review returns my calls. I’m powerless to switch to another sive behavior. And see that your wrong place at the wrong time. got even more cagey. I decided 5D Wheel of Fortune [ESPN] Fishing thal fill the heart nerves, countering pain signals sent [DIS] MOVIE; 'My Favorite Year' An al­ accountant because he has all my records.’ But that’s daughter gets counseling, too. ” We have a support network of that if she were all I had hoped for. (24) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour [U S A ] That Girl (R), the kind of nonsense that keeps incompetent Adler speaks from the oxygen-starved tissues, said Dr. Joel Abby, perhaps you can mention 250 (xmtact people all over the coholic movie hero must be kept sober Junior Women’s board convenes I would say, ”I’ve got a pocket full d® Newlywed Game long enough to appear on a live comedy 1 2:40AM [DIS] Close Up on the Pla­ accountants in business. A letter from the client or Kuppersmith, chief of cardiology at Beth Israel Parents of Murdered Children, the United States who will take tele­ nets Take a trip through our solar sys­ The Manchester Junior Women’s Club will hold its to Hadassah of money and a car full of gas — IdD Cristal show Peter O'Toole, Mark Linn-Baker. another CPA would have those records released the Medical Center in New York. support group that has helped my phone calls and answer letters. We Jessica Harper 1982 Rated PG tem using the most recent NASA infor­ monthly board meeting on Tuesday at the home of where would you like to go?” dZ) Nightly Business Report m ation. next day.” Sandi Adler, the current ’’This hasn’t been proven, but the warning system husband and me to survive this want parents of murdered children Lynn Jacobs. seems to be masked by pleasure hormones,” said^ dD One Day at a Time 9:30PM 3 ) Nowhart (CC) When How should you select a CPA? Certainly not on the president of the Connecti­ terrible tragedy. It was founded by to know that they are not alone. If she were not. I would say, ” My Joanna convinces Dick to repeat their 1:00AM 3J Get sm art [CNN] News Update basis of a sales pitch, an informal referral or a blind cut Region of Hadassah. Kuppersmith. ’’The episodes can go on for years . Bob and Charlotte Hullinger of There is enormous comfort in car broke down a few blocks away marriage vows, Dick's tack of excitement (3D Headline Chasers [DIS] This Is Your Life Donald Duck testimonial. This is too wide and it deserves a more without the patient realizing until the heart goes to the., Cincinnati in 1978 after their being able to discuss our grief and and I’ve got to go back to meet the over the event leads to trouble Joe Franklin Show will speak at the Hadas­ Donald's life from squacking duckling to (3D Koffee Klatch serves lunch point where it can’t take anymore.” Chespirito thoughtful approach. Should you choose a sole sah Sabbath and Oneg daughter, 19-year-old Lisa, was anger with other parents who have tow truck. I’ll give you a call H ollyw ood star is presented by host Jim- @D (ID Comedy Break Selwyn said his studies show 76 percent of ischemic practitioner or a firm? A small, local firm or one of the COVENTRY - The Koffee Klatch of First Shabbat scheduled F ri­ murdered. survived that terrible experience. later.” She was. We dated. ’’Vo­ iny Cricket. (60 min ) 1 0:00PM (3D Cagney 8i Lacey While d® CNN Headline News attacks are painless and those who do feel pain may giants? One connected to the investment community Congregational Church, Route 31. will be Wednesday day at 8:15 p.m. at Temple COMPASSIONATE MOTHER, We have monthly meetings and put ice” and I celebrated our 45th [ESPN] SportsCenter Mary Beth prepares to give birth. Cag­ (2® Break the Bank only suffer discomfort for a minute, while the attack out a newsletter containing perti­ wedding anniversary last ney teams up with Isbecki to break up a or another experienced in your field? from noon to 1:30 p.m. Participants can eat all they Beth Sholom, 400 E, Mid­ LOUISVILLE, KY [USA] Wild, Wild World of Animals dangerous gambling syndicate (60 [CNN] News Update These points are stressed by CPA Select to help you may last over a half an hour. nent information. want from a variety of sandwiches, dessert, tea or dle Turnpike. 7:1 5PM [CNN] Sports Sunday min ) [ESPN] Mark Sosin’s Salt Water As doctors learn more and more about silent OLDER BUT NOT CRAZY make the right decision: coffee for $2. The church’s Friendly Circle will serve. Members of the Hadas­ D EAR MOTHER: Pm glad you ” We are having a convention in (3D News Journal ischemia they are better able to identify potential 7:30PM (3D p m Magazine • Favor sole practitioners or small firms (10 Chowder or salad is 45 cents extra. sah chapter will also (TD Independent News [USA] Hollywood Insider (R) partners or less) until your accounting fees reach at victims and treat it. (3D M*A*S*H participate in the service 0® Mission: Impossible 1:05 AM 3 3 MOVIE: 'Heartaches* Two least J25,000 a year. Larger firms may view you as a ’’High blood pressure, diabetes, family history, eSP Wheel of Fortune , American Legion offers setback with readings with the 5® Trapper John, M.D. women search for the ideal man. Margot stepchild client. blocked arteries are some of the factors of those at (3D Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime Kidder. Annie Potts. Robert Carradine. theme, ’’What is a Jew?” (24) Actors Theatre Presents; Eye of the The next setback series of the Dilworth-Cornell risk,” said Kuppersmith. He said those at risk may Facial pain requires help dD Independent News 1981 • If a personal relationship with the managing Refreshments will fol­ Beholder (CC) Two artists, painting m a partner is important to you, and if you prefer working Quey Post 102 of the American Legion will be Feb. 27 low the service. Sandi Adler learn from their doctors how to recognize symptoms d® Best of Saturday Night studio, engage in conversation on the 1:10AM [M A X ] IVIOVIE: 'Falcon and with professionals keyed to the local business at 7 p.m. at the post. 20 American Legion Drive. of the disease. D E A R DR. and folk remedies are ineffective (2® ( ^ Barney Miller meaning of their work the Snowman' Two childhood friends conspire to sell government secrets to community, consider sticking with the smaller firm ” We find it really is not so silent,” he said in a GOTT: What is for psoriasis. 5D Jeopardy 57) Brass February is dental health month telephone interview. ’’Patients may feel a flip-flop in. the Soviet Union. Timothy Hutton. Sean even after you cross the $25,000 threshold. tic douloureaux 5® New Newlywed Game 5D Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous Penn, Lon Singer 1984. Rated R. their heart, neck soreness or a slight pain they put and what is the DEAR DR. GOTT: I have tried [CNN] News/Sports/Weather • Consider hiring larger firms when your company February is Dental Health Month. The Lutz d® Benson 1:15AM [CNN] On the Menu Martin School has book sale down to indigestion. The warning signals may be faint several synthetic medic,ntions for [ESPN] College Basketball: Bradley at needs intensive management consulting (cash Children’s Museum and the Manchester Dental prognosis? d?) Wild World of Animals but they may be there.” Dr. Gott Illinois State [HBO] MOVIE: 'Runaway' (CC) Domes­ management, strategic planning, etc.), complex tax Martin School plans a used book sale on Thursday Society will show three short films on dental health hypothyroidism and am allergic to dD Archie Bunker's Place tic robots turn into murdering machines them. I take 0.075 milligrams of [HBO] MOVIE: Fandango' Five friends counsel or international representation. from 6:30 to 9 p.m. The event will be combined with during winter vacation week. DEAR -V [ESPN] Dial Dick Vitale when they go out of control, Tom Sel- TH E DISEASE can only be diagnosed with an^. take one last fling before being drafted leek. Cynthia Rhodes, Gene Simmons. The films, ” It’s Dental Flossophy, Charlie Brown,” READER: Tic Peter Gott, M.D. Synthroid. but every three or four [HBO] Fraggle Rock: A Tune for Two Opt for big-name accounting firms (preferably one the school's bingo night. electrocardiogram, which the patient wears for u pto. Kevin Costner. Judd Nelson, Sam Ro- 1984 Rated PG-13 of the ’’Big Eight” ) when you are seeking substantial Books also will be sold Friday from 1 to 3 p.m. ’’Toothbrushing with Charlie Brown” and ’’The douloureux is a ^ \ days I get an allergic reaction. (CC) bards 1984. Rated PG. Munchers: A Fable,” will be shown at 12:30, 2 and 4 24 hours while going about daily business. The’ , form of degen­ Since I require such a small [USA] Radio 1990 1:30AM 3 3 "1 Love Lucy" Marathon bank loans or contemplating a public offering. The machine records unusual episodes in the heart said, 10:15PM ITMC). MOVIE: 'Rage' A p.m. (in Feb. 19. Dr. Tris Carta will answer questions. eration involv­ amount, is there another medica­ 8:00PM (3D Scarecrow and Mrs. King rancher seeks revenge against the army (3J N ew s financial community is partial to those financial Kuppersmith. w -'d lk statements carrying prominent CPA signatures. (One Garden Club studies Riverfront Children can bring their old toothbrushes and ing the trigemi­ tion that doesn’t contain an iodine Lee and Amanda face a secret agency when his young son is accidentally dD Independent News exchange them for a free one, donated by the ” We are working on how to read electrocardiogranq nal nerve in the that I can take instead? My health, in-house vigilante organization (60 killed by poison gas George C Scott. 52) (2® To Be Announced effective strategy is to use the larger firm strictly for The Manchester Garden Club will meet Monday at min.) Richard Basehart, Martin Sheen 1972 graphs to get a better picture of silent ischemia.” he face. It is a neuralgia character­ D EAR DR. GOTT: What are weight and diet are all good. CNN Investigative Report the financing work while retaining the smaller firm as 1:30 p.m. at Community Baptist Church. The Manchester Dental Society. Rated PG [CNN] said. ’’There can be times when every graph looks your theories about controlling (3D PM Magazine your regular CPA.) porgram. titled ’’Riverfront Recapture.” will be ized by intense shooting pains that [ESPN] Outdoor Life Magazine Hosted ischemic because the heart always has fluctuations. are brief but severe. The cause of psoriasis? I heard that a man used D EA R R EAD ER: Medicine con­ CID d® Hardcastia and M cC orm ick (CC) 10:30PM C3DCNN News by William Conrad presented by Denise Nappier. executive director of Hardcastle attempts to help his unlucky • Ask trade associations for the names of CPA DAR meets at steak house We’re getting much better at reading what is and what trigeminal neuralgia is unknown; sheep dip and was cured. Will aloe taining thyroid hormone contains (TD News [USA] Second Cash Flo Expo Riverfront Recapture.” brother pay off a gambling debt by up­ firms experienced in your line of business. Those is not.” vera help? Do pork, dairy products (24) American Indian Artists: Jaune Members should bring Valentine arrangements. Orford Parish of the Daughters of the American however, some patients with nerve iodine because this element is part setting the trial of a beautiful model. (60 1:40AM [T M C ] IVIOVIE: 'Sudden Im- firms that are familiar with the issues are more likely The diagnosis can be confirmed by equipment that and citrus make it worse? of the hormone molecule. I doubt m in ) Quick-to-See Smith (CC) The Shoshone Revolution will meet at noon on Thursday at the disorders, such as multiple sclero­ French Cree painter is visited at her pact' (CC) Dirty Harry pursues a killer to know of the ’’legal loopholes” that can add produces detailed photographs of the heart using who emasculates his victims Clint East- Bonanza Restaurant, 240 Spencer St. State trooper sis, experience tic douloureux. that you are allergic to iodine. (3D News home and studio in Corrales. New Mex­ magnets and x-rays, said Selwyn. The photos allow wood, Sondra Locke. 1983 Rated R. thousands of dollars to your bottom line. Pi Beta Phi alumni convenes David Harper will explain how dogs are used in police The course of the ailment is D EA R R EAD ER: There are Reactions to Synthroid. which is (TD MOVIE; 'The Octagon' A retired ico (R) technicians to identify heart damage and blocked, unpredictable. In longstanding many recommended treatments purified, are quite rare. See an kung fu champ goes back into action to @D Loco Am or 2:00AM d J MOVIE: son of Lasaia' A • Compare at least three accounting firms for their The Manchester Area Alumni club of Pi Beta Phi work. He’ll be accompanied by three dogs. Members coronaries, he said. cases, patients may have to for psoriasis. These range from allergist to determine what it is combat a secret order of Oriental killers. boy departs for the war, leaving behind will meet at the home of Edna Woodbury, 26 Nye St., may bring guests. Chuck Norris, Lee Van Cleef. 1980 10:40PM [D IS ] D Tv his sweetheart and Lassie's son. Peter scope of service (favor those with managernent ” We look at the people at risk and test them,” said consider having a specialist bom­ creams and ultraviolet therapy to you’re allergic to. Perhaps the consulting and estate planning capabilities as well as on Monday at 7 p.m. d® MOVIE; 'The Cat and the Canary' 1 1:00PM (3J Eyewitness Ne ws Lawford, June Lockhart. Donald Crisp. Selwyn, ’’Then they can be treated.” bard the nerve with high- the use of methotrexate (an cause of your reactions isn’t in the Seven distant relatives gather in an old 1945 standard accounting services), for fees and expe­ The program will be, ’’Having Fun with Calli­ C5J Taxi LTM to present ‘Da’ Selwyn said activities that upset the regular supply ■ frequency sound waves delivered anti-cancer chemical). Treatment medicine at all. house to hear the reading of a will graphy.” led by Mrs. Woodbury. The results of the (33 MOVIE: 'QuiokI Before It Malts' Two rience in your field. and demand of bipod in the heart seem to trigger silent- through a needle. Tegretol is a must be individualized; simple Honor Blackman, Michael Callan. (3D News friends promote an idea to fly a plane, Little Theater of Manchester will present the philanthropic project workshop will be displayed. ischemia. These include sex, exercise, stress and,, drag that is often useful in psoriasis on the elbows may be Wendy Hiller 1978. (3D (2® Benny Hill Show loaded with girls, to a base in Antarctica. • Call at least three current or former clients, award-winning comedy, ” Da.” by Hugh Leonard on George Maharis. Robert Morse, Anja- Refreshments will be provided by Bernice Miller. thinking. Since these activities are so much a part of relieving attacks and preventing treated differently than is the more Send your questions to Dr. Gott d i MOVIE: 'Cahill, U.S. M arshal’ J O (TD Carson's Comedy Classics asking hard questions on the firm’s performance and Feb. 21 and 22 and Feb. 28 and March 1 at East Cahill, a tough lawman, sets his skills as nette Comer. 1964 daily life, doctors have turned to drugs to help control recurrence. Some neurosurgeons serious generalized form that can in care of the Manchester Herald, d® Odd Couple responsiveness. Avoid generalities. ’The more specific Catholic High School auditorium. a tracker against a wily bank robber. 93) MOVIE: 'Aoe Eli and Roger o f the the episodes. believe that tie douloureux is due to affect large areas of skin. Make an at P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland. OH ( ^ (S® To Be Announced the questions, the more candid the answers are likely Couple to Couple League meets Tickets are $6 general admission and $5 for John Wayne. George Kennedy, Gary Skies' A father and son team of barns­ Kuppersmith said drugs that relax the heart and.. anatomical nerve compression appointment with a dermatologist. 44101. Due to volume of mail, Grimes. 1973. 54) Doctor Who to be. The Couple to Couple League will present a series of students, senior citizens and groups of 20 or more. For torming pilots travel from town to corn­ ’’The story is told of the small business owner who, dilate the coronaries have proved successfui in;; that may occur with age; various Although there is much that can be individual questions cannot be (2D (I® TV's Bloopers and Practical 5® M 'A'S’H field in search of cash and an apparent four classes on the sympto-thermal method of natural more information, call 646-8188 or 646-1180. ideal, only to end up back home again. treating ischemia. Beta blockers, which counteract',! procedures are being used experi- done about psoriasis, treatment answered. Questions of general Jokes Susan Lucci and the musical N ew sw atch in search of the right accountant, called in six group Kool and the Gang arq this week's Cliff Robertson. Pamela Franklin, Rose­ family planning on Feb. 23 at 2 p.m. at St. James adrenaline and slow the pulse, are also used in, mentally to correct the programs are best supervised by a interest will be answered in future partners from six prominent CPA firms.” says Church. practical joke victims. (60 min.) dD 24 Horas mary Murphy 1973 Stevens. ” To each, he asked the'same question: ’How treatment, he said. compression. specialist. As a general rale, home columns. Pre-register by calling 649-4908 or 742-8472. Daughters of Isabella meet 54) Concert Celebration of Martin ( ^ Second City TV [CNN] Crossfire much is two plus two?’ Not surprisingly, each said ’’Relaxation techniques and some forms of exercise Luther King. Jr. Registration closes Feb. 16. St. Margaret Circle, Daughtersof Isabella, will hold 5 D Maude [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook ’four.’ Unimpressed, the president called in a seventh can help relieve the tension that builds up and sets o ff, 5® Beanpot Masters Hockey Tourna­ its February meeting on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at First [CNN] Inside Business 2:30AM [CNN] Sports Latenight firm, once again posing the now familiar question. ischemia.” said Kuppersmith. ’’Often patients learn m ent Federal Savings and Loan Association, West Middle [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Black Hole' A fanatic [ESPN] SportsCenter This time he heard the answer he wanted. ’How much M C C Older Adults have meeting to live their lives without constant tension.” ‘Green’ fruit rea(dy to eat dD Juana Iris doctor and his robot crew prepare for a Turnpike. Rose Sobielo is in charge of the meeting. [U S A ] M illionaire M aker (R). is two plus two?’ The CPA responded: ’How much did dD Wonderworks: Lone Star Kid (CC) journey through a terrifying space phen­ The Manchester Community College Older Adults The yearly auction will be Feb. 25. omenon - the black hole. Ernest Borg- you have in mind?” ’ Brian Zimmerman, 1 1, made history 2:35AM C5) CBS News Nightwatch Association will meet on Wednesday at 2 p.m. in room Care advised In car oiling DEAR up and down until the stick is as when he was elected mayor of Crabb, nine. Maximilian Schell, Yvette Mimieux. Joined in Progress 242, on the second floor of the Lowe Program Center. POLLY: A thick as I think it should be. Then I Texas (60 min.) 1979 Rated PG BRADFORD. Pa. (AP) — Before adding <)il to a new ; 3:00AM (CNN) News/Sporte/ There will be a discussion of mini-courses. The friend sent me use a colorless glue and cover it (ft) MOVIE: 'East of Eden’ Part 1 of 2 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Coal Miner's Daughter' WATES meet at Orange Hall car, motorists should be sure to check their owner’s (CC) Based on Loretta Lynn's autobiog W eather (’’Sylvia Porter’s Tax Guide for 1986,” her guest speaker will be Gordon Allen, a retired banker. some grape­ until it is firm. When finished. I- From John Steinbeck's classic. The lives Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at Orange manual, according to oil industry specialists. of two brothers are haunted for two raphy. A young girt from a poor family in [ESPN] College Basketball Report comprehensive guide to income taxes, is now His topic will be: ’’Money Management.” fruit from Flor- have a most colorful, inexpensive rural Kentucky marries a much older lo­ Hall, 72 E. Center St. Weighing-in will be from 6:30 to Newer motor oils are specifically designed for generations by a beautiful woman. Tim­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Losin' It' Four high available through her column. Send $5.95 plus $1 for The MCC Older Adults Association isopen to anyone • ida. The skins Pointers walking cane or sti^k. I give them othy Bottoms. Jane Seymour, Biuce cal boy who engineers her rise to star­ certain types of engines, advises Kendall Refining' school seniors take on the wilds of Ti­ mailing and handling, to ’’Sylvia Porter’s Tax Guide over 50 who is interested in programs at MCC. Those 7:30 p.m. The business meeting will be held. are stil quite to anyone who likes to use a Boxleitner. 1981. dom in the music industry Sissy Spacek. juana where wine, women and car Co., explaining that some car engines, such as diesels Tommy Lee Jones. 1980. Rated PG. for 1986.” in care of The Manchester Herald. 4400 who are interested should call Edna Schultz at The WATES trip to Atlantic City has been postponed green. Will Polly Fisher walking stick. [CNN] News/Sports/Weather chases abound Tom Cruise, Jackie [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Earle Haley, Shelley Long 1982. Rated 647-6097 Tuesdays through Thursdays between 9 a.m. until March 1. Payment must be made to Marge and turbos, may require special additives in a motor [DIS] Danger Bay Grant and country vet Johnson Drive. Fairway, Kan. 66205. Please make these gra p e­ MRS. M. R. checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate.) and 1:30 p.m. Surdam on Tuesday. oil. fruit ripen in Bill trade places for a week to find out 1 1:30PM (3) Dynasty whose job is tougher. 3:25 AM [I^ X ] MOVIE: 'Midnight Ex­ my home? D EA R MRS. M.: This is a clever (ID d® ABC News Nightli ne [ESPN] College Basketball: St. John's at press'.A-VOfIng American struggles to (3D Bizarre John Byner hosts this long PASSION PITS BROTHER AGAINST BROTHER! Should they be gift. However, the cane may not be G eorgetown escape the brutal injustices of a Turkish Kept at a warm strong enough to support someone running cable comedy series ]aii Brad Davts. Randy Quaid, John WHO PAYS THE WAGES OF SIN? [HBO] MOVIE: 'Iceman' Members of an (TD The Honeymooners Hurt 1978 Rated R. Cinema TIMOTHY BO nOM S & BRUCE BOXLEITNER CO-STAR. temperature to ripen or in the juicy. Letting it sit at warmer who really needs to lean on a cane. expedition team discover and defrost a refrigerator? temperatures will not “ ripen” it The homemade “ walking stick” frozen 40,000-year-otd creature, and (5® Second City TV 3:30AM [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday L.K. further. It only makes it spoil more should be used for light support one member wants to keep the iceman (2® All in the Family [ESPN] Top Rank Boxing from Las Ve­ HARTFORD alive. Timothy Hutton, Lindsay Crouse. (22) N ewsCenter gas, NV quickly. and balance only. 1984 Rated PG. Cinema Cllv — Ran 8. — PrliiCs 5® 5Z) News [USA] Winning on Your Income Taxes Honor (R) 6:50, 9:15. — TheGods Must ' 1 ' D EAR L.K.; The grapefruit POLLY POLLY [MAX] MOVIE; 'Camelot' King Arthur (R) Be Crazy (PG) 7:30, 9:45. — Witness Were probably tree*ripen^ and and his Queen Guinevere are happy to­ 5® Hogan's Heroes (R) 7:15, 9:30. stould be perfect to eat right now. .DEAR POLLY: I collect D EA R PO LLY : Inexpensive gether until Sir Lancelot arrives and falls (&D Koink 4:00AM ® Joe Franklin Show in love with the queen. Richard Harris, EAST HARTFORD Temperature conditions deter- “ thrown away” parasols and um­ stacking storage bins make good Eastwood Pub A Cinema — Rocky IV hiine how green or yellow or brellas. Those with crooked han­ closet organizers for clothing, Vanessa Redgrave, Franco Nero. 1967. E ast o f Rated G. (PG) 7:30. Poor Richards Pub A Cinema — orange the skin of citrus fruit dles are best. shoes and accessories. They are Rocky IV (PG) 7 ,'» 9:30 becomes as it ripens on the tree. I pull the worn-out frame and excellent space savers and organ­ [TM C] MOVIE: Silkwood' (CC) An em­ Sheweme Cinemas 1-9 — Out ot Cool nights help make the skin of covering off. leaving only a steel izers for the garage, kitchen and ployee in a plutonium plant exposes the Africa (PG) 1,7:45 — TheColor Purple unsafe working conditions in which she (PG-)3) 1:15, 7:45. — Iron Eagle 9 grapefruit its characteristic rod with a crooked end. Then I bathroom. works. Meryl Streep, Kurt Russell, Cher. (PG-13) 1:30,7:20, 9:50. — FX (R) 1:10, yellow. When temperatures are cover the rod with one of a variety SHIRLEY 1983. Rated R. 7:50, 10:10. — Youngblood (R) 1:10, bnilder and nights remain quite of materials; gummed paper tape, 7:50, 10:05. — Murphy’s Romance [USA] Westminster Kennel Club Dog (PG-13) 1,7:20,9:45. — Power (R) 1:30, Eden ffarm, the skins will stay greener. crochet, almost anything will do. On the average, each American Show Live. 7:30,10. — The Best ot Times (PG-13) 1, • Store the grapefruit in the I have simply taken crochet yarn uses between 560 and 575 pounds of 7:40, 10. — Down and Out In Beverly refrigerator to keep it fresh and and wound it around and around. paper a year. 8:30PM (3D ah in the Family Hills (R) 1:15,7:40, 9:50. Best Italian 1984-86 Tonight. The shame that marks a Voird Connecticut Magazine MANCHESTER l i family for three generations UA Theaters East — Spies Like Us Prenentt A /Veui Divenified Menu (PG) 7:10,9:20. — Rocky IV (PG) 7:15, begins. One woman ignites a 9:15. — Jewel otthe Nile (PG) 7, 9:20. battle between good and evil as T houshta • hatian CuiMine • Seafood • Fowl • Steaks • Rib$ MANSFIELD Trans-Lux College Twin — Iron old as the Bible itself. Brother F e b ru a ry Special: (Turs.. wrd.. Thun, oniy) Eagle (PG-13) 7, 9:10. — La Chevre against brother. Father against son. We first had a girl, then three be sure, and then getting back into baby was crying away. The first an acolyte. Too important! The (PG) 7, 8:45. priest must get the bottle himself, P r im e R i b with Mu»hroomii and Oniona • 8 .9 5 From the rocky shores of New years later, two twin girls. In our own beds would always come part of the service she was quiet as (Strt'fd with aatad & ziti and a choice of t'egetable or potato} VERNDN England to the lush valleys of theory I promised something quicker. During those first weeks I a mouse. So falling back into old and he did. And the baby was Cine 1 A 2 — Rocky IV (PG) 2, 7,9. — galled ’’mutuality in marriage” at couldn't possibly have said, ” Oh, habits. I reached over and checked happy, and the parents relaxed, Complete banquet facility fo r §mall or targe parties. Jewel ot the Nile (PG) 7:20,9:30. — 101 California, it’s John Steinbeck’s and everyone cquld hear and Sear* up to 300. Dolmotlans (G) 1:30, 3. ur wedding, but the twins were that’s women’s work” (nigl)t time the diaper. ’’She doesn’t need a American epic. PART 1 TONIGHT AT 8! ^our m /le stapjon! Jhe test of that promise. They came feedings for twins), or my wife diaper,” I said. I knew she was too celebrate the baptism. It was a IPinner o f Top 100 USA fo r ejctensive teine lur. WEST HARTFDRD (our weeks early. Their stomachs would have been overwhelmed. small to be teething, so I didn’t risk joyful celebration of God’s grace, 60 yUla Louisa Hoad, Bolton, C T —. 646-3S6I Elm 1 A2 — Rocky IV (PG) 7 ,9 :X — Complete banquet faeilitiea. Jewel otthe Nile (PG) 7, 9:X. PART 2 TOMORROW ]vere smaller than usual, so we had Later, we checked not only the top moving my finger into that often at several very different levels. SWEETHEART OR SEDUCTRESS? nighttime feedings for both girls and bottom needs, but we added a times dangerous orafice. What about your church and NIGHT AT 8! babies? WILLIMANTIC JANE SEYMOUR SIZZLES! ♦very two hours for six weeks. We teething check. So I asked," Is she hungry?” And Jlllsen Square Cinema — Iron Eogle ^ere both exhausted. Once when I was about to baptise I heard this, “ Yes, Father, we just (PG-13) 7:05, 9:15. — Youngblood (R) Limited 1 The ritual began for us like so a baby, she started crying. Her put down the bottle when we came Rev. John Holliger 7:10,9:15. — The Color Purple (PG-13) 7:X. — The Best ot Times (PG-13) 7, Commerciai (nany: the problem is either at the parents and godparents had only up to the front.” Then she needs St. George’s Episcopal Church 9:10 — The Jewel otthe Nile (PG) 7:05. Interruptions (op or the bottom, so check both to stood up thirty seconds and the her bottle back.'That was no job for Bolton — Out ot Atrlco (PG) 7:M. WTIC-TV MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Feb. 10, 1986 - 19 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 C lassified... ..6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 U Business Opportunities 22 Store/Oftice Space 44 H o u se h o ld G o o d s For advertisements to be RECREATIONAL KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright nQII«.C» Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property 45 M is c tor Sole Rates published Monday, the deo'd- I HOUSEHOLD Minimum: jn] ITEMS L o s t / F o u n d ...... 01 Employment Info. 24 Misc. tor Rent 46 H o m e o n d G a rd e n line IS 2:30 p.m on Friday GOODS Personal 02 Instruction. 25 Wanted to Rent 47 P e ls 4 L in e s BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wonted 48 M u sic a l Item s Zenith 13" Color TV. E x ­ Ladles Ice Skates— Black Recreational iteiiis Days Per Linz Read Your Ad cellent Condition. Excel­ Leather, S'/i. Heavy gauge steel blade, 10’/^, ^ Real Estate services A ntiq ues i. s ...... 75« Clossified advertisements lent color. Antenna ...... 55« 1 ^ SERVICES 1 ^ SERVICES PAINTING/ manufactured 1981. $80. special temper Barney 8< Toq Soles A-1^...... ore token bv telephone as a HEATING/ . . Homes for Sale 31 ..... 45« l 2 l | (OFFERED OFFERED 1 2 J PAPERING 12pm-9pm, call 649-5354.0 Berry make. $6. 649-7517.0 Financial condominiums 32 Seryices Ottered 51 Wanted to Duv 20 o r m o re convenience. 1211 PLUMBING Lots/Lond tor Sale 33 Painting/Popering 52 The Monchester Herald is Drapes, Fiber glass floral Poolsl Pools! Pools! AAA Mortgages 1, investment Property 34 Building/Controcting 53 ‘ responsible pnlv tor one incor- Odd lobs. Trucking. Sewing Done — Expe­ Name your own price — Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ green and yellow, 94" pool distributor must dis­ Home repairs. You name rienced seamstress. Father and son. Fast, Personal Loans 12 Business Property 35 Roofing/Siding reel insertion and then only throom remodeling; In­ long, 196" wide. $60 negoti­ pose of entire stock of ^ Automotive Deadlines It, we do It. Free esti­ Dressmaking, alterations dependable service. stallation water heaters, able. 646-6665.0 new, leftover, 1985, 31 ft. n Resort property 36 Heating/Plumbing for the size of the original mates. Insured. 643-0304. and repairs. Call anytime. Painting, Paperhanging Wonted to Borrow ...... 14 Flooring 56 Cars' Trucks for Sole garbage disposals; faucet family sized swimming For clossified a d v e r t is e - in se rtio n . 647-8730. 8. Removal. Call 646-5761. repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M- pools with huge sundeck, 57 Motorcycles Bicycles Drapes, Earth Toned n-ntnic Income Tax Service ments to be published Tues- Errors which do not lessen Hawkes Tree Service — asterCard accepted. stripes. Heavy material. fencing, filter, ladders Employment' K e n i U l S services wanted 58 Rec V e h icle s day through Soturddv, the the value of the advertisement Bucket Truck 8, Chipper. My Licensed Manchester Painting and Paperhang­ 50W by 45L, 75W by 45L. and warranty for only home has 2 openings for Auto Services deadline is noon on the d o v will not be corrected bv on Stump Removal. Free Es­ ing — Exterior and Inte­ 643-7069. $45.0 $978. Installation optional & Education « For sole Autos tor Rent Lease timates. Special consider­ ages 6 weeks to 2 years. rior, ceilings repaired. and extra, financing avail­ before publicotion additional insertion. Call 646-1150. 61 Misc Automotive ation for Elderly and Han­ References, fully Insured. INCOME TAX able. Coll Paul at 721-1884. Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes tor Rent 43 Holiday/Seasonal dicapped. 647-7553. Quality work. Martin Hi] SERVICE The House Works. Resi­ Mattsson, evenings, 649- MISCELLANEOUS Have you bean wishing dential housecleaning. An 4431. FOR SALE established company Netkin's Tax Service. Automotive you could find a home Low rotes, strictly confi­ HOMES HOMES day care where there It fully bonded with above Hay for Sale by the Bale. Notices FOR SALE FOR SALE average work below the dential. Over 10 years Cash and carry. Pella HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HD HELP WANTED HD HELP WANTED IsD someone who has lima BUILDING/ experience. 644-1009. to answer all the why average rate. Call Today, Brothers, Bidwell Street. 647-0873. CONTRACTING CARS/TRUCKS and why not questtona? 643-7405. Part Time Inserters Hartford Rood Dairy Machine Operator — En­ Gasoline Attendants starter Up!!! Don't let You Save Time — Receive FOR SALE Full Time Lot Attendant, 6 Bolton — New Listing. Concerned Service — Get wanted. Call 647-9946, ask Queen needs experienced try level position, small wanted for Manchester this chance to purchase a $154,500. Custom-built Will babysit In my home. Farrand Remodeling — Jenny Lynn Spindle crib days a week, flexible II so pletaa call- Great Convenience with LOST AND FOUND for Bob. person to work counter 5 South W indsor steel com ­ Texaco. 659-1321 or 646- hours. 643-0363. starter home go by! Raised Ranch with con­ $2 an hour. Working moth­ Cabinets, roofing, gut­ with firm mattress. $85. 72 Chevy Nova — 9,000 ers welcome. Call Bauau, Tax Corporation of New nights weekly, Wednes­ pany looking for saw 6475. Room to grow with 3-4 temporary flair, open STMWRERRY FIELDS ters, room additions, 649-2068. miles on rebuilt engine, I 7 7 ICARS/TRUCKS motorcycles/ Cashiers, Snack bar at­ day to Sunday, 5-10, Must operator, shipper, re­ bedrooms, first floor 649-5845. decks, all types of remo­ England's reasonably automatic, 8 cylinder. Looking for a part time floor plan with center UCfMOIMKMTeMt priced "In home" Income LII f OR SALE L iJ iBICYCLES tendants, ushers. Apply be honest, reliable and ceiver. Call 282-0751. Mature Salesperson for laundry and o 1 car gar­ deling and repairs. FREE Bath Seat with back adlus- $950. 742-5824, Gal Friday with typing chimney separating liv­ tax service. A tax expert Vernon Cine 1 & 2 after courteous. Hourly pay Imports boutique. Expe­ age. M any m alor Im ­ 643-0475 Professional Income Tax estimates. Fully Insured. table. Original. $59.50. ability and computer ex­ ing room and kitchen. will call on you at your 6pm. Join Avon nowl Help us a open. Apply In person, Elderly woman compan­ rience not necessary, will provements. Reduced to All Agaa Walcoma Preparation and Account­ Telephone 643-6017, after A sking $40 or best otter. 1981 Chevy Van — Panel, perience. Flexible sche­ Solarium and huge deck, convenience when you 1963 Ford Pickup — 643- Bicycle — Men's 10 speed celebrate 100 years of Hartford Road Dairy ion. Live In companion train. For Interview, call $82,900. Jockson 8. Jack- Vary Raaaonabla Rates ing. Fully computerized. 6pm, 647-8509. 649-7756.0 Va ton, 6 cylinder, 60,000 dule of 5 hours per day. on over 8 acres of wooded call 646-3219(home) or 528- 6654. huffy. Needs new shift Lost — Husky Cross­ beauty. Earnings are Queen, wanted to stay with el­ 643-5692. Please send work history son Real Estate, 647-8400 land. D.W. Fish Realty, 12 years experience. Reas­ miles. Battery, front disc, lever, otherwise, excel­ breed, husky coloring, spectacular, work hours onable rates. At your 5535(offlce). derly couple. Private and salary requirements or 646-8646.0 643-1591 or 871-1400.O Carpentry and remodel­ For Sale — Wilton Wood­ exhaust & shocks all less 74 Dodge Dart Slant 6, as lent shape. $35. 643-5478.q terrier face, sloppy ears. Banking — Position avail­ Handyman. Carpentry, convenience, days or ev­ are flexible For a limited room apd meals pro­ Carpenters Needed. Im­ to: The Manchester He­ ing services — Complete workers vise. New. $75. than one year old. $4,400. Is. Good for parts. Best Answers to Freewoy. time only, $5 start up fee. able Immediately for cus- vided. Time off and salary mediate openings for ex­ rald, Box Z. Old M ain Street, South home repairs and clean­ enings. John Willoughby, home repairs and remo­ Call 643-1634 after 6pm.o 647-2392, Days; 267-4176 Yamaha 250 Dirt, extra Historic Cheney mansion, ing, neat, reliable. Free 646-2623. ZIngler’s Tax Service offer. 643-5296. Please call 647-7149. Every fifth person that tomer service to be negotiated. Referen­ perienced carpenters, all Windsor!! Except!onol 14 room, 4 bath beauty deling. Quality work. Ref­ after 6pm. tires and front end. $375. calls start up fee Is free. representative. If you en­ quotes. Manchester home ces requested. Call 649- phases of construction, Local Printing firm wants Antique Gambrel-root Co­ with 4 fireplaces, gor­ erences, licensed and In­ Filing personal and business Large Spring Rocking 1979 Pontiac Grand Am, Also 850 Street bike, $700. Call Marie. 523-9401. joy working with the pub­ owner. 649-1158, Steve WIN Babysit In m y home 0718. full time employment and part time workers, first lonial situated on over 3 geous woodw ork plus 2'/i sured. Call 646-8165. tax returns within your home Horse. $20. 646-1760.0 75 Buick Century Wagon CB radio, AM/FM, oir, 643-2573. lic, this lob m ay be for Glarratana. days or evenings. Call since 1973, also bookkeeping benefits. Call 742-5317, and second shift. Call acres leading to the CT acres of mature trees and — $150 as is. Phone 649- power windows, power Accountant, Jr/Full you. Applicants should 646-9788, ask for Linda. services available. PERSONALS 8:30-5pm, M onday thru 643-2377. River banks. Enormous lawn. $299,900. Blanchord Robert E. Jarvis, Lowrance LFP 250 Fish 9637 after 4pm. seats, low mileage, good I charge Bookkeeper with have pleasant phone man­ Friday. family room with elabo­ Certified Nurse will bab­ Building-Remodeling Please call 646-5346. Locator, with transducer, 8. Rosetto. 646-2482. Attention Ladles! Host an condition. $4,000. 646-8112. MISCELLANEOUS construction lob costing nerism, banking knowl­ Masseuses desired (will rate fireplace setting. 3 ysit for 1 or 2 children. M y Specialist. Additions, gar mount portable, audible unusual home party. I 01] AUTOMOTIVE Reassure that special experience. One-wrIte edge helpful. EO E. For an Part Tlmc/Full Time. Experienced Babysitter. train). Exceptional pay car garage with bath home. 649-6684. ages, roofing, siding, kit­ alarm, excellent condi­ The Winning Phone bring an assortment of 1977 Mercury Monarch 2 someone of your love by system. Accounting de­ appointment, call 649-4586 Cook, prepcook, will My home, four children, and transportation avail­ house. In-ground pool, chens, bathroom s, re- Cut laundry costs by de­ tion. $99. 643-9934.0 Number of the Phone door. Good condition, telling the whole world gree a plus. Manchester 9-4pm. trian. Apply Lafayette Es- Tuesday thru FIrdav 8:30- able. Manchester area. fully updated, energy effi­ over 200 gift and decora­ placement creasing the amount of 1979 Chevrolet CIO 1957 C h e w Trunk lid. $40. how much you love them Number Jackpot for the Get a Sharp start. Profes­ tive Items to your home. standard. A sking $600.643- location. 228-9889. cadrllle. West Middle 3:30, Bowers School area. 574-4851. cient and lots, lots more. windows/doors. 643-6712. detergent used. Reduce MUSICAL Pickup. Low mileage, ex­ 5597. After 6pm, 646-4298.q with the Manchester He­ Part Time Person needed Tpke. References, 643-5052. Offered $325,000. Jackson week of February 3rd Is sional sharpening Includ­ Most of these Items are cellent condition. $4,200. 646-1345. by one-third and see ITEMS rald. Call the classified Advertising Sales — to work In our checking 8< Jackson Real Estate, ing knives, scissors, handmade by local crafts­ Dumas Electric — Having whether you notice a dif­ After 5pm, 647-8902. New HR78-14 w/w steel men. If you would like to department today and Publishing company department 5 nights a Warehouse Help — Babysitter. Responsible 647-8400 or 646-8646.D pinking shears, lawn and Electrical Problems? ference In the appearance belted radial mounted. earn 10% merchandise MOTORCYCLES/ place your personal mes­ working for the Better week from 6-10pm. Call Driver for South WIndosr female to care for two Real Estate ,oud Farm s. $130,900, garden tools, rotary Need a large or a small of your wash. Add extra Yamaha Clarinet. Good 1979 Ford F250, 4 wheel $35. Fits 78 Ford. Coll after sage. 643-2711, 8:30am to Business Bureau has ac­ for an appointment after wholesaler. Good benef­ children In m y home. Own 17 Arvine Place, Manches­ 75 Galaxy Drive, Man­ mower blades, chisels, while you and your Repair? We Speclollze In dollars to your budget by condition. Call 649-3120 drive, loaded, good condi­ OD BICYCLES 6pm, 646-4618.q friends shop In your own 5:00pm. count representative op­ 6pm. 647-4623. its, entry level. Call 528- transportation. Call 647- ter — Custom designed chester. Come view this plain blades and many Residential Work. Joseph selling "don't needs" with evenings. $7S.o tion. $6,000. 684-3133. enings. We need a few 9624. 9102. executive ranch located others. Call Sunny-Em, home. Call Denise at 649- Dumas. Fully Licensed. a low-cost od In Classi­ 1976 H arley D a v id so n Snow Tires H-78 15", HDMES center chimney Cape lo­ 3230. New effective wav of bright, self-motivated Hairstylist — Full/Part 110 FDR SALE cated on one of Manches­ In as desirable area. 649-1088 after 5pm. Free Estimates. 646-5253. fied. 643-2711. RECREATIONAL 1975 450 Case Crowler Sportster XLCHIOOO In mounted on new Dodge weight cntrol. For further people who relish the Time. Large walk-in Secretary — Some book­ ter's loveliest tree-lined You'll appreciate the 4 Loader, 4 In 1 bucket. mint condition. 10,000 rims. Excellent tread. $75. Information, call 649-5922 opportunity for high earn­ salon, no following neces­ keeping, pleasant work­ Energetic and Dependa­ roads near the country bedrooms, large country ITEMS $14,000. ;684-3133. original miles. $3,000 or 649-4744.0 anytime. ings. Experience helpful. sary. Paid vacation, sick ing environment. Multi ble person to work In busy All redi estate advertised club... 3 spacious bed­ kitchen/family room with best offer. 633-7834. Confidence, desire, all days and education. Call Home Builders, 9am-5pm, retail fish market and In the Manchester Herald rooms Including a first a fireplace, formal dining Duck Pin Bowling Balls. 1972 A M C Hornet, $500. Pontiac Heads 400. Smoll needed. Unique, new op­ for Infervlew, 643-8339. Monday thru Friday, 643- restourant. Part time por Is sublect to the federal floor master with Jacuzzi room and finished recrea- Blue swirl, blue case. 1973 AM C Sport Wagon, 8 G irl's Bike — 24" Cactus valve, all redone. Never flon room in this unique I l j j HDMES HDMES 1 ^ APARTMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS portunity. We train com­ 4005 or 646-1960. sitlon available. Call 649- Fair Housing Act of 1968, tub. Form al dinig room, Hi] ROOMMATES Excellent condition. Used cylinder, $800. Good con­ flower. Good condition. used. Fit 350 8,400engines. pletely. Call 235-2517. Part Time, 20-25 hours 9937. which makes It Illegal to sitting room with fire­ home. Truly a good buy In FDR SALE FOR SALE I2 £j FOR RENT 0 WANTED one season. $35. 644-3084.0 dition. 649-5160. $20. 646-4495.0 $99. 647-8958.0 weekly, excellent typing Full Time Medical Secre­ advertise any preference, place. The fam ily room todays market. Call 649- Emergency? In Manches­ Electricians — Apprenti­ and filing skills and o tary — Experience In limitation or discrimina­ hos a huge "walk-ln" flre- 0917. Allbrio Realty.a — ter, dial 911 for fire, ces and Journeymen. Ca­ transcription. 647-7329. tion based on race, color, Solid Comfort — And Are you thinking of sel­ Bolton — 2 room effi­ Fem ale Housem ate to pleasant telephone Are you a pleasant outgo­ ploce, picture windowand ciency apartment tor Im­ police, medical help. reer opportunities for religion, sex or national famly (Iving are yours In ling? Call for a free share 3 bedroom Cape manner. Keebler Com­ ing person looking to random width oak floors! market evaluation of mediate occupancy. with 31 year male. Refer­ experienced lourneymen pany, 649-8438. Office Clerk — Heavy make some extra money origin, or an Intention to Cherry raised paneled ca­ [ this 4 bedroom traditional and pre-registered ap­ data entry. Attention to make any such prefer­ / Colonial with 2V] baths your property! 646-2482. $375/monthly Includes ences, car and lob. Call by working 2 nights per binets surround the kit­ YOliRPHOfl/EWlll When you think real est­ utilities. Looking for sin­ Steve at 649-1158. Employment prentices. EO E. 203-243- Special Education detail, general office du­ week and Saturdays? If ence, limitation or dis­ chen and breakfast areo , and 2 car garage. The 9543, Bloomfield Electric ties, experienced please. crimination. The Herald \ fireplaced .family room ate, think Blanchard 8, gle person, no pets. 1 Teacher. High school re­ you like working with overlooking the rear BE R i m OFF Rosetto. 646-2482. month security deposit. Company. source room physician. 646-0563. people and In a small will not knowingly accept i has beamed ceilings, has & Education yard. The other two bed­ ! a formal dining room and Call 643-7427 after 5:30pm. Immediate opening, spe­ any advertisement which READ THIS! office, this lob Is for you. rooms, along with q full THE HOOK WHEN Auto Service Technicians Is In violation of the law. fully oppllanced kitchen, Beautiful Lot surrounds cial education certifica­ Call Debbie at 643-2171. bath and large unfinished this lovely 7 room Colon­ Like Privote Home — 3'/3 For Sale — Full time positions tion required. Send letter, YOU PEACE A 1st floor fam ily room has room are on the second 'Sliders to lovely patio ial on Temple Drive In room apartment. Base­ available. Experience In resume and placement Sales - Hartford Despatch For Sale By Owner — New floor. Laundry facilities ^ClAWIFIEDADI' area .and a 16 x 32 In- East Hartford. Spacious ment, appliances. Work­ HELP WANTED front alignment, brakes file to: M argaret Butler, Motel Desk Clerk(s) -Allied Van Lines wants to custom built 3 bedroom are located on the main and tune up preferred. expanded Cape In presti­ -ground pool forfamllyfun Rooms and an ERA Buy­ ing single adult, married TRADE UP IN THE WORLD! Director of Pupil and needed to work 1 or 2 enlarge their sales staff In HOUSEHOLD floor. Exterior of fhls on child safe cul-de‘-sac. ers Protection Plan make couple. No children, pets. Will consider applicants Staff Support Service, weeknights. Saturday & our moving department. gious Manchester neigh­ home Is o maintenance Call today $146,900. Cen­ this a great buy. Call 643-2880. GOODS with less experience. Uni­ Coventry Public Schools, Sunday mornings, 8-12, Right spot for someone borhood. Seven spacious tree combination of brick, t u r y 21 J a c k s t o n - today for a showing....B- forms provided but must 78 Ripley Hill Road, Cov­ ond various daytime who likes dealing with the rooms with 2'/j baths, Andersen thermopane UNITED BANK & Showcase, 646-1316.0 lanchard 8, Rossetto Real Monchester — 3 room Used Refrigerators, have own tools. Full com­ entry, CT 06238. EOE. hours Monday thru Fri­ public. You'll meet (by master suite and large windows, narrow vinyl Estate, 646-2482. apartment, appliances, Washers, Ranges — NOTHING TO BUY. TRUST CO. pany benefits available. day. Must be flexible, we appointment only) with oversized bedroom up­ clapboards and timber- Redwood Farm s. $130,900, garage, parking, cen­ clean, guaranteed, parts Call 643-6510, Manchester RN — Small rest home In will train, pleasant work­ some of the nicest people stairs, walk-ln closets, line shingles. For your 75 Galaxy Drive, Man­ 3 Fam ily House 90's. Un­ trally located. $395 and service. Low prices. C U S T O M E R Kmart. EOE. Bloomfield. Competitive ing atmosphere, retired In the world, our clients. fireplace In country kit­ comfort the heating sys­ chen with oak cabinets chester. Come view this believable price on this monthly. 289-9486. B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 649 S E R V I C E salary and benefits. Call persons welcome, please In lovely homes. Your tem Is gas fired hot air call 643-1555, M onday thru and trim, two car garage executive ranch located oldie but goodie! Income M ain Street, 643-2171. for Interview with Nurs­ own attractive personal­ with central air condition­ over $14,000 - per year. NOTHING FOR SALE. REPRESENTATIVE In as desirable area. ing Director, 243-2995. Friday, 9am-12noon, Con­ ity & lively Intelligence with full basement. Large ing. There Is an oversized Hebron — 3 bedroom necticut Motor Lodge, lot with view of Case Y ou'll appreciate the 4 Invest today. Blanchards, duplex, 1'/} baths on treed Full lime position for Ver­ will help you councel 2 car garage with auto­ bedrooms, large country Rosetto Real Estate. 646- Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ Office Help — Part tlme- Certified Nurses Aides Manchester. Mountain. $155,900. Call lot. $550 per month plus non Circle office. Apply in them about their move. matic opener... This is a kitchen/famlly room with 2482. trial freezer. $350. 649- /Full time. Knowledge of needed for small rest We'll train you to sell our 647-9764 for appointment. heat. References and se­ Will trade a baby walker person or contact special home that de­ DIAL a fireplace, formal dining 9012. keyboard required. Plea­ home. Call for Interview kind of top quality moving serves your Inspection. curity required, no pets, for a kiddle car. Cali sant working conditions. room and finished recrea- with nursing director. 243- and storage services. Beautiful Lot surrounds $174,900...."W e Guarantee 228-0561 M onday thru Fri­ Will swap 9 X 11 Black 8, 643-8082 after 4pm. Mrs. Denicolo V tion room In this unique Rentals Large Mahogany Stereo Red contemporary rug Contact Sheila Kingsley, 2995. Y ou'll learn how to quote this lovely 7 room Colon­ Our Homes!". B!anchard 643-2711 day, after 5pm, Saturday at 871-3104 home. Truly a good buy In Cabinet, Ideal for com- for any plain color facsim­ 643-2966. costs. We offer draw plus ial on Temple D rive In 8i Rossetto Rea! Estate, 8i Sunday after 9am. todays market. Call 649- ponet system. Has minor ile. Call after 5:30pm, Will trade a Double set Dairy Queen provides ex­ commission; insurance East Hartford. Spacious 646-2482.0 scratches. Best offer over Rooms and an ERA Buy­ 0917. Allbrio Realty.o — 659-2436. tub, white porcelain, for a tra Income. Work part and pension benefits, car I a »i APARTMENTS $600. Call 643-4353 and ers Protection Plan make A Favorite Bright and Sunny 2 bed­ single set tub. Coll 643-4942 time, day or night . Ideal or car allowance. Send Won't Last! Roomy 3/4 I ^ ^ I for rent room apartm ent. $485 leave a message between otter 5:30pm. G. FOX Warehouse Person to fill for housewives or stu­ resume for appointment this a great buy. Call New listing! Sue DeYeso Computer Chair worth bedroom !mmaculate full plus utilities, plus deposit. 9am-3pm. $40, like new, would like to Merchandise Processing Warehouse orders, 7:15om-4pm, M o n ­ dents. Clean, pleasant, to Sales Manager, Hart­ today for a showing....B- dormered Cape on large has lust listed an afforda­ Manchester — Available 228-0036 after 6pm. trade for bookcase or 3 day thru Friday. Apply In good pay, fringe benefits. ford Despatch, 225 Pros­ lanchard & Rossetto Real level lot In South M a n ­ ble Vernon condominium Will tradesman bookcase Stock Opportunities Immediately. One, two Rug, 9 X 12 beige tweed. drawer brown filing ca­ person, Arthur Drug, 942 242 Broad Street, pect Street East Hartford Estate, 646-2482. chester. Freshly painted - for only $44,900! Great for with 3 shelves In good and three bedroom apart­ 1 Bedroom Apartment, $40. 643-8820 after 5pm. binet. Call 742-6112. M ain Street, Manchester. Manchester. CT. 06108. We're busy so Inside and out - 2 full baths a young couple looking condition for a coffee The G. Fox Distribution Center can offer you a ments. $425, $495, $525, second floor. Including we ask you to write rather For Sale By Owner — and formal dining room for that start In life! Call table In good condition. solid base pay. generous store discount privi­ heat and hot water In­ appliances. $400 plus utili­ Waterbed — King size, Bogen Enlarger with ac­ than phone. EOE Beauty with age, com­ are only somq of the great us at 649-0917. Allbrio bookcase headboard, 12 Call 742-7463 otter S:30pm. leges plus an added bonus, an incentive program cluded. J.D. Real Estate, ties. Call 643-1041, 6am- cessory equipment to . J j pletely remodeled, features of this home. Call Realty. drawer, waveless mat­ designed to reward top performers where It 646-1980. 7pm. trade for 2 desk-type wood NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Secretary — Full Charge- spacious, stone faced Co­ today for private show­ tress, liner, heater. $350. counts, in your paychecks. Each week over 40% choirs or a waveless wa­ I will trade- an electric Bookkeeper. High school lonial, 3 bedrooms, large ing. Only $94,900. Joyce G. 643-5668 after 6pm. of our employees aarn Incentive pay significantly ILOTS/LAND 4 Room Apartment — 1st Manchester — Immacu­ terbed, any size. Call 647- dryer for a got dryer. Call IN BOLTON AREA diploma and experience foyer with french doors Epstein Real Estate, 647- i U increasing their earnings. and open stairway, en­ FOR SALE floor, adults, no pets, no late 4 room apartment, 1004. 643-8082 otter 4pm. required. 35 hour work 8895.0 fully oppllanced kitchen, Kerson Heater — Very We currenyly have full and part time openings In week, paid vacation, sick closed porch, formal din­ appliances, security. Ref­ erences, one car. 649-1265. no pets, references, $525 sturdy, used a few times, our merchandising ticketing and warehouse and holiday leave plus ing room, 2 car unatt­ Coventry — $109,900. To too large for mv home. Lik* 8t. ached garage, city water monthly Includes heat Reserve Your stock departments. Flexible hours (minimum of Cldsr Mill Rd. medical benefits. Apply be built Raised Ranch to and hot water. 649-4003. $88. 649-1433.0 20 available on our day shifts). Apply 9-5 Monday Manchester Early Learn­ and sewers. $117,900. Call SO. VT. — Manchester — 2 bedroom Bolton Include 3 bedrooms, 2 apartment, appliances, thru Friday. Bro^llald SL ing Center, 647-9659. 646-6332 or 649-7639. So. Exposures baths, formal dining' and heat, $500 a month, two Manchester 2 family 5 Black Counter Top — Will trade tape recorder- Space living rooms, kitchen with 36"x57", bar type, both E. MIddls Tpka. A Victorian Delight!!! Trout Stream months security 8> refer­ room, 2 bedroom apar- (needs work) or Kodak G. FOX dishwasher, stove, hood, ment. $625 heat and hot edges rolled. Call 644-2063. Instamatic camero for W anted LInley 81 South Windsor — This ences. Close to 84 and TodayI Ek. 301 Governors Highway, So. Windsor, CT Manc.-Bolton disposal 8> dryer hook-up. Imagine 32 acres with busline. March 1 occu­ water Included. Children $35.0 best offer. Call 647-1560. Cirpanter Rd. Town of Coventry antique Farmhouse Is Maintenance free exte­ presently being recon­ spectacular mountain pancy. No pets. Call after welcome. 647-7602. Availa­ to sw ap ■ Bluarldga Dr. rior 8, 2 car garage. Call views and so. exposure 6pm, 649-4370 or 742-9410. ble April 1st. RCA Television, perfect Will trade end table, dark Zoning/lnland structed Into a new and condition. Excellent pic­ 643-2711 Bana Dr. Manchaatar for details. Sentry Real for only $13.28/day. finish, slate top, rounded A S X 12 charming Victorian Estate, 643-4060.O ture. $99. Call 646-6331.0 Wetlands Agent home. Act swifitly and Hard and aott woods, 3 Bedroom Duplex In Manchester — Off Porter, legs, good condition, for a nice 3 room apartment, pressure cooker In good Blue Rug The Town ol Coventy Is you may add your own stone walls and lovely newer 2 fam ily home. White Dinette — 4 uphol­ seeking a Zoning/lnland South W indsor — $132,900. heat 8i electric, security condition or 2 bar stools. personal touches. Com­ trout stream all on town Available February 12fh. stered chairs, formica ta­ MANCHESTER HERALD Wetland Agent for 30 Selective buyers will sin­ Includes appliances, wall deposit, no pets. 643-8552. Call 742-7463 after 5;30pm. lo r a pleted home being offered gle out this LaCava built 8 road w/telephone and ble top, 2 extra leaves. $99. Will trade yellow teo ket­ hours per week. This po­ at $142,900. Jackson & to wall carpeting, heat not room Colonial In a great elec. Total price, 3 room apartment - Cen­ Call 646-4985.q tle In excellent condition Call NOW 647-9946 sition works directly lor Jackson Real Estate, 647- Included. $520 monthly, 1 0 x 1 0 the Planning & Zoning family neighborhood. tral location. Appliances for 0 brass one. Call 8400 or 646-8646.0 $37,900 w/00% financ­ security and references 649-6134 after S:30pm. Commission. Zoning Call us for a personalized ing - over 15 years at 8< heat. $390 monthly. Maple Stereo Console, B a lO * *'"® ' Board ol Appeals and In­ required, 2 children ac­ $50. 647-1912.0 tour of this comfortable 11V5% full float, current cepted. No pets. Call 643- Security and references land Wetlands Agency to home offering 4 bed­ required. No pets, call Will trade a CB radio for jg ^ flll- White space makes your pymt. $308.40/mo. call 7635. Complete Single bed - insure that their appro­ rooms, 2'/z baths and fam- after 6pm, 643-8683. Plaid Sleeper Sofa, $50. on AM/FM radio In good frame, boxsprlng mat­ $ $ vals and/or directives are od stand out... I, lly room with fl^^lace. today, 9am-6:30pm; 643-6463.0 condition. (Must take out tress In good condition, complied with and that C B and Install radio). Call Sentry Real Estate, 643- ira O T O O U M . weekends till 5 pm, 802- will trade for a rocking I BESTIl! I the provisions of the Zon­ JUST LOTS/LAND STORE AND Custom Made Divan for 643-8082 after 4pm. ing. Subdivision and In­ 4060.O 694-1584. OFFICE SPACE chair In good condition. land Wetland regulations CLERK/TYPIST FOR SALE sale. Excellent condition. Call 643-4942 otter S:30pm. - . 1 X 1 " H Phone 643-7247. $99.o I PART TIME I are followed. Attendance Date procaaaing; per­ New Listing — Manches­ Expectant young mother is required at commission forms reaponsibleclerical ter. $51,500. Townhouse 8314 Office Space — Excellent will relieve you of any work: maintains filing and board meetings. Must with 2 bedrooms and IVa ie.ia location with ample park­ To clean coffee stains outgrown baby Items that Will trade a rectangular your <^alentlne I I have considerable know­ system and records: per- baths, convenient to 1-384 ing. 600, 400 8. 300 sg. ft. wood kitchen table tor a JOB IN TOWN! torms such other duties Jack J. Lappen from china or plastic, rub you wish to give away. ledge of and familiarity and only minutes from office suites are now stain with baking soda. To round pedestal table. Coll I DEStilVES OUI SDMtTlililt SPICWT] with local and state regu­ as may be required. CoH otter 5:30pm, 699- Hartford. New carpeting, The eyer-populmr style available. 649-2891. 2436. 643-8083 otter 4pm. I «5»» hr./8tarl I lations and statutes and Minimum qualifications for all seasons 'with easy Realty find a cash buyer for that all appliances and low m . china closet you no longer soil information. Must be inciude ability to type ac­ heating costs. D.W. Fish fitting raglan aleeres. Forinirly Adivs 'N' Abli Rnity Store for Rent — Retail or able to communicate ef­ use, place a low-cost ad in curately at 40 wpm; data Realty, 643-1591 or 871- No. 8814 with Photo- Wholesale, suitable for $ No dress code. Casuar fun at- | fectively with an ability to entry experience re­ 164 East Center Street Classified. 643-2711. 1400.G Guide is in Sixes 10 to 18. business. Main Street, understand and review quired; ability to commu­ Size 12,84 bust, 8H yards Manchester, CT Don’t forget to $ mosphere. If you enjoy talking $ maps and construction nicate etfectively with near hospital. Plenty of 46-inch. parking. Call 643-7604, ask L^vJAL NOTICE plans. Salary range - staft and general public. 90CML WORKER 6 4 3 -4 2 6 3 PUBLIC HEARING $ on the phone, we might have a $ $11,043 to $15,276 nego­ Excellent fringe benefits. TO OMOL stad $2.N far ttto tor John. Program Coordinator / Com­ attani, slat 80$ nr patta|t aad TREE REMOVAL place your I job for you. We offer a guaran- j tiable based on experi­ Starting salary: $12,481. munity Education Specialist. BRIGHAM TAVERN ROAD ence and knowledge. Ap­ Submit resume no later CaaSliaf. Jack J I.aDpen Manchester — Approxi­ 31.5 hours par week com­ SUE SttSNin PURSUANT TO Connecticut I teed salary with bonuses. Work | plications may be ob­ than Monday, February munity baaed child protec­ Nofary Public mately 500 sq. ft., 182 Generol Statutes #23-59 a Valentine Ad! tained in the Town 17, 1986 to: Manchaatar HaiaM Y A N K EE tion team, serving Manches­ South M ain Street, Colon­ PUBLIC HEARING will be I done from our office, four even- • Manager's Office. 1712 Connecticut Housing ter, East Hartford TrI Towns, ial decor, good site visibil­ held on SATURDAY, FE­ Main Street. Coventry. uyAsiiifiiay MANCHESTER ^ BRU AR Y 22,1986 at 2:00P.M. } ings a week and Saturday $ Finance Authority minimum BA plus 3 years ex­ ity and parking. $475 plus in the BOARD ROOM of COV­ 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Completed applications 40 Cold Spring Road perience. knowledge of child E'o'D'ES&7iiatt1^S.;jl» and/or resumes should X utilities. Call Bob Allbrio ENTRY TOWN HALL on the $ mornings. Call Michelle, 647- $ Rocky Hilf CT 06067 welfare plus community or­ New FASHION w it h 50 100 LOT at 649-0917. proposed removal of trees be submitted to R. Joea- c/o Philip A. Johnson, ganization skills. Send re­ Photo-Gnide pattern fa from Brigham Tavern Road. $ 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- $ ten. Town Manager's Of­ Manager all size rani A/k/EEO - Parsonnal sume to: Arline Rosenberg. all size rangea, haa a Suitable for 2 Family 474 M ain Street, the center JOHN LAVOIE fice. 1712 Main Street. Director. Child and Family ■pecial Grace ( I ' ings, also Saturday mornings. | ■pecial Grace Oils Collec­ of town. 3 rooms first TREE WARDEN Coventry. Town of Cov­ 721-9501 Services, Inc.. 110 Main St., tion for larger bIm : ninn TOWN OF COVENTRY fflmubrslpr Hrralft entry is an equal oppor- CHFA^ IS AN AA/EEO SWAP Manchester. CT 06040. 2 BONUS Conpoos! floor. Call 646-2426 week­ tunlty employer.______EMPLOYER M/F $29,900 0 20 -0 2 AA/EOE Price .... $240 days 9-5. 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25 Cents Tuesday, Feb. 11, 1986 Downtown Soviets free change spurs angry session dissident in

By George Lavng Herald Reporter 9-man swap Owners of businesses in an Oak Street building that might be demolished under plans for the reconstruc­ tion of downtown Main Street sharply criticized Town Bv Joseph B. Fleming Manager Robert Weiss Monday for not keeping them United Press International informed. “ Why weren’t the small businessmen given the BERLIN — Anatoly Shcha- consideration to be told before?" asked Joseph ransky, the Soviet Jewish dissident Sinnamon, owner of the Sinnamon Shop restaurant, jailed for espionage in 1978, which is in the building at Oak Street and Purnell crossed a snowy bridge to freedom Place. “ I heard nothing. We are willing to cooperate. I in the West today in an East-West resent the fact we were not informed. It is unfair.” exchange of nine people impri­ Sinnamon, other commercial tenants of the building soned for spying. and its owner talked with Weiss, members of the Shcharansky, wearing a brown Manchester Parking Authority, the town’s engineer­ fur hat, was driven off the bridge in ELECTRIC RANGES ing consultant and the head of the Downtown the back of a gray Mercedes GLENWOOD Merchants Association in a stormy, hour-long limousine with the U.S. ambassa­ meeting Monday in Lincoln Center. The owners said dor to West Germany, Richard " they were upset about plans to create an access road Burt, and taken to West Berlin’s 20 through the property and asked Weiss to consider Templehof Airport for a flight to YOUR CHOICE • CABLE READY other options. Frankfurt. GAS OR ELECTRIC Weiss said not all of the tenants were informed of the Shcharansky meet his wife, •WIRELESS REMOTE 489 decision because the plans were only tentative. But he Avital, at the Frankfurt airport RANGES said he told the owner of the property, downtown and the two took off for Israel at Lifetime Video Club with purchase merchant George Marlow, about the possibility of the 2:33 p.m. local time (8:33 a.m. ★ FREE EST) aboard a special flight THE WORLD'S SMALLEST AND building being destroyed in October. CAMCORDERS LIGHTEST 8MM CAMERA/RECORDER Marlow, who owns Marlow’s Department Store on provided by the Israeli govern­ HITACHI Main Street, denied that he had been informed of the ment. The two have not seen each SHCHARANSKY possibility. other for eight years and will live in . . . 1 of 9 swapped "That was absolutely never said to m e," Marlow Israel. said. “ If this is the kind of sloppiness with lack of Shcharansky’s lawyer, Irwin Whirlpool information we’ve been getting, I say forget about the Cotier, said a hero’s welcome was Powers for Soviet master spy 30” aiCTRIC access road” planned for Shcharansky in Jerus­ Rndolf Abel on Feb. 10, 1962. Marlow said the proposed access road, which would alem. and Prime Minister Shimom Shcharansky’s car pulled off the RANGE CAMCORDER • AMP RECOROINQ SYSTEM run parallel to Main Street, would eliminate the kind Peres reportedly planned to attend bridge — connecting the Potsdam • FULL COLOR OPTICAL VIEWFINDER • PULL OUT BURNERS • AUTO-FOCUS POWER ZOOM LENS CAMCORDER of businesses that attract customers and makes the it. • ELECTRONIC VIEW FINDER/MONITOR • THE WORLD S LIGHTEST MUM VCR • LARGE CAPACITY area of East Germany with the • LIFT UP TOP • AUTOMATIC IRIS • CONSTANT AUTO WHITE BALANCE • DIRECT VIDEO PLAYBACK access road unnecessary. He urged Weiss to consider In Washington, the White House American sector of West Berlin — •AUOTFOCUS • FAMILY SIZE • LARGE OVEN • COMPLETE PACKAQE....1NCLUDES: • 2 HOUR M MINUTE BATTERY LIFE other options, including speeding up the rate of issued a statement confirming at 10:58 a.m. (4:58 EST), more • EASY CLEAN TOP SATTERY PACtC. A/C ADAPTOR, • ELECTRONIC VIEWFINDER • EDIT SWITCH CHARdER, SHOULDER STRAP. • VHS FORMAT • AC ADAPTOR construction so that a new road would not be needed to Shcharansky’s release and des­ than 30 minutes ahead of the • ONE HAND OPERATION CARRINQ HANDLE. • HARD CARRYING CASE lessen traffic congestion while Main Street is being cribing him as "a prisoner of remaining East bloc prisoners. rebuilt. conscience.” It said the release The town manager said the need for an access road was a “ the product of close The group of five East bloc spies was raised at a public hearing last summer and was U.S.-German cooperation over an being freed in exchange for Shcha­ 296 1299 1379 approved by the Board of Directors, The specifica­ extended period of time. ransky and the others was ex­ tions for such a road were drawn up by the state, but "The president has expressed pected to include Karl and Hana MICROWAVES no final plans for the path of the street have been his warm appreciation to Chanel- Koecher, who had been held by the CALORIC UPl photo 3 0 " ELECTRIC c a r ^ u s b ; Whirlpool drafted, Weiss said. lor (Helmut) Kohl,” the White United States on charges of spying Litton However, Weiss said a contract would be signed House statement said. for Czechoslovakia. RANGE MICROWAVE HEAVY DUTY "any day” with the Manchester engineering firm of Best-dressed cannibal The spy swap started behind a The others, held for espionage in • SELF CLEAN MICROWAVE • 1.5 CUBIC FT. AUTOMATK Fuss and O’Neill for completion of the design plan. screen of buses across the center of West Germany, were thought to be • BLACK GLASS • TOUCH CONTROLS WASHER Weiss said the design work would be finished in about A man dressed as a "cannibal" sports snake headgear as he the Glienicker Bridge shortly Soviet diplomat Evgeni Zemlia­ OVEN DOOR • NEW MODEL • PROBE 18 months and construction would begin in about two before 11 a.m, (5 a.m. EST). The kov, Polish intelligence officer • INTERIOR LIGHT • LARGE participates in a festive parade in Barranquilla, Colombia, which lasts • LIFT UP TOP • VARIABLE POWER CAPACITY i years. bridge has been the site of Jerzy Kaczemarek and East Ger- •AUTOMATIC CLOCK • TIME OF DAY CLOCK • TURNS THE FOOD through Wednesday. The traditional carnival brings all official activities numerous past exchanges, includ­ m a n scientist Detlev Please turn to page 4 in this northern Colombian city to a halt for the four days of reveling. ing that of U-2 spy plane pilot Gary Scharfenorth.

ICALOPICM • FITS UNDER 419 CABINETS 166 28 9 N A S A chief insists probe goes beyond booster seais Litton Litton accident causes such as mainte­ Whirlpool MICROWAVE Whirlpool sion probing the Jan. 28 accident. inch thick stack of documents Aviation Week and Space Te- M EANWHILE, the New York MICROWAVE By David Espo nance errors and ground equip­ 3 0 ” ELECTRIC 1 HEAVY DUTY The Associated Press Added Jesse Moore, another concerning the accident. NASA chology, a respected industry Times said in today’s editions that . • COOKS BY MICROWAVE, ELECTRIC ranking NASA official, "W e are has come under criticism from magazine, reported Monday that a report received by NASA two ment failures. • FITS OVER RANGE The 1983 study was based on a RANGE BROILS, BAKE, A CRISPS not exonerating any aspect of this several news organizations for NASA investigators believe the years ago sharply criticized safety • TOUCH CONTROL DRYER WASHINGTON - Acting NASA review of 2,000 launchings involv­ • SELF CLEAN • ELECTRONIC TOUCH particular incident as being free withholding even the most mun­ right rocket booster became det­ planning for the space shuttle. The • LARGE 1.1 CUB. FT. administrator William Graham ing solid-fuel booster rockets, and • BLACK GLASS • FITS UNDER CABINET • LARGE CAPACITY either of cause or effect. ...” dane details of the launch. ached from the shuttle’s main fuel report said the chance of a • AUTO COOK • 10 POWER LEVELS said today that while initial suspi­ WITH OPTIONAL BRACKET •FAMILY SIZE Despite Graham’s statement tank at one of its two points. The catastrophic accident involving was considered "credible and • 2 SPEED FAN AND LIGHT cions about the cause of the space significant" by the Air Force, the GRAHAM ALSO predicted that that NASA is continuing to cast a magazine said space agency offi­ the solid-fuel boosters was one in shuttle disaster have centered on newspaper said. rocket booster seals, space agency other NASA memoranda “ex­ wide net in its investigation, early cials believe the rocket then 35. The Challenger flight was the officials "are still looking across a pressing engineering issues and... concern has focused heavily on the pivoted into the main fuel tank, 25th shuttle mission. Commission spokesman Mark broad range of issues to try to concerns” would probably surface reliability of the seals. denting or puncturing it and Weinberg said NASA and officials NASA last year said in its risk establish what actually as the probe unfolds. The seals join segments of the setting off the explosion. of Morton Thiokol Inc. of Chicago, 44 9 report on the shuttle the chance of 339 389 Graham was the lead-off witness twin booster rockets that power the which manufactures the rocket 249 happened." booster failure was 1 in 60,(KK) REFRIGERATORS Concern about seals on the as the commission, headed by shuttle’s ascent into space, and One NASA official, who spoke on boosters, took part in Monday’s condition of not being identified by flights. rocket booster, raised in an inter­ former Secretary of State William must be able to contain the hot closed session. name, confirmed that his agency is WhiteWestinghouse nal NASA memorandum written Rogers, resumed public hearings. gases generated by te burning fuel. HFrigidaire tana As he did at the panel’s opening The early search for a cause of investigating such a scenario. But The report, prepared for the Air A Morton Thiokol spokesman c u . Whirlpool 14^. - last July, doesn’t mean that space Force Weapons Laboratory by declined comment outside the N O F B O fT ^. public hearing last Thursday, the the Jan. 28 accident has focused on this source also said officials are FT. 18 ; officials have “ singled out any one 17 acting NASA head pledged his the right booster, which appears to trying to determine whether the Sierra Energy and Risk Assess­ hearing. "W e have taken a corpo­ REFRIGERATOR N O FR O ST ' area at this point as a unique N O FBO ST flame from the booster caused the ment Inc., concluded that NASA’s rate posture not to speculate on • TEXTURED STEEL DOORS source of concern” in the destruc­ agency’s full cooperation with the have emitted an unusual “ plume" REFRIGERATOR REFRIGERATOR r e f r I gITr a t o r fuel tank to explode without the two risk assessment methods were not various theories,” said Thomas • ADUSTABLE SHELVES tion of the Challenger and the loss commission. of flame 14 seconds before Chal­ • TEXTURED STEEL DOORS • BOTTOM FREEZER steel structures coming into adequate, and said not enough Russell, vice president for corpo­ • ROLLERS • TEXTURED STEEL of its seven-member crew, Gra­ He also said NASA will be lenger exploded, killing its seven- • ADUSTABLE SHELVES DOORS • TEXTURED STEEL attention was paid to potential rate development. •ROLLERS • ADJUSTABLE MEAT ham told a presidential commis­ releasing on Wednesday a three- member crew. contact. KEEPER • ROLLS ON WHEELS DOORS • FULL WIDTH • TEMPERED GLASS •ROLLS ON WHEELS ' Whirlp<^ol ADJUSTABLE SHELVES • ADJUSTABLE SHELVES FREEZER SHELF |-l:!!!"!?!n Iraq says counterattack School plan unlikely TO D A Y’S HERALD 489 4891 84 9 repels Iranian invaders GOP changes names Index DISHWASHERS Wallace Irish Jr. and Vivian 20 p iflM . 2 MClIonS to feel directors’ ax By United Press International meeting led by Crown Prince Ferguson will be among the four K i'tch en A idil Abdullah and said the “ Iranian people the Republican Party will A r i v i r A 1 4 UNDIRCOUNTEII offensive threatens peace and The proposed 027.7 million budget for Manchester schools is Iranian forces stabbed across appoint tonight to a charter on ★ NOW OPEN SUNDAY 12:00 TO 5; security in the entire Gulf region." R im in A e * DISHWASHER not likely to be ait sharply by the town’s Board of Directors, the Shatt al Arab waterway today, revision commission whose princi­ C ^ lA M lflA d 1 A .1 0 e a s y several key members of the board said today. capturing the Iraqi port of Faw, "The government of Saudi Ara­ TO GET TOI pal task will be to review sections A While the four directors contacted did not connmit themselves but hours later the Iraqis claimed a bia appeals for immediate interna­ 445 HAMTORD RD., - of the Town Charter that inhibit’’ HonnACtlrMit to any course of action, they pointed out that the board has “ crushing counteroffensive’’ tional efforts to help end the consolidation of the town and the mnchutir ^Qtr Pr>t1>HalnmAnt 1 4 • 3 CYCLES already approved a contract with teachers that provides for killed thousand of invaders and conflict,” the Saudi Press Agency Eighth District. Story on page 10. tisoo forced them into full retreat in the said. PrwM le 11 • ENERGY SAVING DRYING ^ CrMM salary increases and that those salary increases account for 11 Baghdad said its forces recap­ 1 n/