a) - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tue.sdu>. J;m :!4. 1984 / Lawmakers consider Connecticut funding insp^or post In Bnef Cut your own taxes: Lively debate begins Mrs. Swensson More fires said pianned Tips for moonlighters town curriculum study lentertalns OWLS By Mark A. Dupuis been raised in the last several years WEST HARTFORD - Barry Dov Schuss. 17, United Press International without success and died in the House accused of setting four arson fires in West ... page 2 ... page 3 ... page 13 last year. Critics argue the office ; bid Hartford's Jewish community last summer, HARTFORD — The Legislature's duplicate work already done by state planned to set four more fires, a published report Judiciary Committee will consider a auditors and other officials. 9 said today. bill for creating and funding a state The bill to be considered by the The Hartford Courant quoted sources assaying inspector general’s office during the Judiciary Committee during the legis­ Schuss told West Hartford police of additional coming legislative session. lative sessm beginning Feb. 8 would targets after he surrendered and was arrested The Judiciary Committee heard also require action by the Appropria­ Dec. 13. renewed pleas Monday for establish­ tions Committee to provide funds for The information is contained in court docu­ 'sr ment of the office to weed out fraud, the office. ments to be made public Wednesday if Hartford waste and corruption in Connecticut Rep. Elinor Wilber, R-Fairfield. Superior Court Judge John D. Brennan decides Colder tonight; Manchester, Conn. government. speaking on behalf of House Republi­ Schuss should be tried as an adult on four felony * sunny Thursday Wednesday, Jan. 25, 1984 A Republican legislator and the chief cans, also endorsed the bill, saying the counts of arson, the newspaper said. state's attorney said the offim could office would "provide for year-round Schuss’s attorney has requested Schuss be tried — See page 2 Single copy: 254 help fill a gap between the/work of professional oversight that the Legisla­ as a youthful offender. If Brennan grants the existing agencies in wbcldog against ture can’t provide.” iianrhpatpr Iprald request, the trial would be closed and all court improprieties and mismanagement in Col. Henri F. Erkelens of Trumbull, (documents would remain sealed, as they have state government. an Army officer assigned to the state been since the request was made. The inspector general would be Military Department as an inspector If tried as a Juvenile, Schuss could face a charged with detecting fraud, waste general and paid with federal funds, maximum penalty of three years for each count and abuse in the use and distribution of said the office would have a deterrent instead of 20 years for each charge if tried as an public property and in the collecting effect. / adult. and spending of stpte and federal "1 think the first deterrent role Schuss is charged with setting fires at the I G roton Young Israel of West Hartford synagogue, the i funds. begins when you establish an inspector Civil w ar Chief State's Attorney Austin J. general,” said Erkelens, who said an home of Rabbi Solomon Krupka of Yopng Israel, McGuigan, who supports the new inspector general would help deter the EmmaneuI synagogue and the West Hartford office, said an inspector general's mismanagement and give workers a home of Democratic Rep. Joan Kemler. The fires UPI photo were set between Aug. 11 and Sept. 19. crash office would fill a gap between the work better idea of what was expected of his office does and the work of the them. ' Schuss is out on bond and is a patient at a Police capture N.J. escapees auditors. "M y assessment of your bill is it’s a private mental hospital. looms again good bill,” Erkelens said. "You’ve Stamford Police SWAT team members surrounded a ■ McGuigan said pro-ecutors were done your homework.” kills 3 condominium in the Glenbrook section Monday and captured able to combat criminal corruption, Curdo8 face new probe while the new office would be able to The committee also heard about three suspects who escaped last week from the Passaic County HARTFORD — Gustave Curcio,, sentenced look into non-criminal problems such operations of the inspector general’s GROTON. Conn. (U P I) - Three with his brother to 10-year federal prison terms Jail in New Jersey. No shots were fired and no injuries were as poor management in government or office in Massachusetts from Steven Illinois residents were killed when for. loansharking, will face another state grand in Lebanon reported. Also arrested were four people accused of harboring inefficient spending of state money. Schultz, the first assistant inspector a single-engine plane crashed in jury probe into the 1981 slaying of reputed Legislation to create ahe office has general in the neighboring Bay State. heavy fog along Route 1 near a the fugitives. mobster Frank Ficcolo. small airport, authorities said. Curcio, sentenced Monday along with his By Steve H agey "W e will not take part in any The victims were identified as brother, Francis “ Fat Frannie” Curcio, will be United Press International government or format with Presi­ Arthur J. Pisarski. 54. of Richton. the subject of a grand jury meeting March 15 in dent Gemayel,” official Damascus Court rejects appeal by ex-fire marshal Bridgeport, State’s Attorney Donald A. Browne Paul D. Storvic, 45, of Grayslake. BEIRUT, Lebanon — Lebanese radio quoted Jumblatt, Syria’s and Rich McKenna. 33, of Green said. army troops came under mortar ally, as saying Tuesday. Oaks. Authorites said the aircraft Bv Susan E. Kinsman slate law requiring municipalities to a lower court to dismiss a motion filed It will be the second attempt by Browne to -and artillery fire on the hills east of Jumblatt made the same de- "Where,/however, the statute does was enroute from Waukeegan. III. United Press International give preference to local firefighters serve a puolic purpose, the legislature by Thomas Fierro to recover $20,000 he indict Gustave Curcio, 32, for the Sept. 19, 1981, the capital today amid growing mand during the weekend, then when selecting a fire marshal. may constitutionally differentiate be­ paid to a Stamford police officer, gangland-style slaying of Piccolo, 58, a reputed concern over rebel demands for retracted it. But his chief aide, The plane went down in "heavy member of the Carlo Gambino New York crime HARTFORD — The Connecticut The law did not specify what that tween classes of persons, so long as the allegedly to influence the officer’s the resignation of President Amin Marwan Hamade, said from Da- fog” about 10:40 p.m. Tuesday, family. Supreme Court has rejected an appeal preference should be. legislative classification bears a ra­ testimony in a marijuana possession Gemayel, military sources said. mascus Tuesday the Druze leader said firefighter William Giesing of by a Waterbury man who lost his job as Beccia successfully argued he was tional relationship to the public pur­ case. Francis Curcio, 42, and Gustave, linked by Walid Jumblatt, leader of the "is pot retracting what he said." the Poquonnock Bridge Fire city fire marshal after an unsuccessful given no preference in the selection pose sought to be served,” the justices Fierro was later acquitted on crimi­ prosecutors to organized crime activities in Syrian-backed Druze Moslem reb- The inaugural Druze broadcast Department. candidate challenged the .selection process. Superior Court Judge Roman said. nal charges of bribing a witness and Fairfield County, were each given 10 year terms els, followed his resignation de- warned that pro-governm ent The crash site is just north of Monday for their loansharking conviction re­ process. J. Lexton ousted St. John from the job They said the potentiai for “ arbi­ petitioned to recover the money. mand by launching an opposition Christian Phalangists were pre­ Route 1 about IV2 miles northeast turned by a jury Dec. 14. In a unanimous decision written by- and invalidated the test results but trary” use of the preferential authority "Rather than deny the motion, how­ radio station and urging his paring for another civil war. of Groton-New London Airport, Justice Ellen Peters and relea.sed denied Beceia’s application to be given the civil service commission ever, the Qourt should have dismissed They were also fined $20,000 each by U.S. followers to resist Lebanon’s "We will remain faithful to our said LaBelle. Authorities said the Monday, the high court said Edward St. appointed to the vacant position. "does not render the legislation it,” the high court said. District Court Judge T. Emmet Clarie, who set a Christian-led government. mountain and to our martyrs,” the plane departed from Waukeegan, John failed to prove the state law used In hearing St. John’s appeal, the unconstitutional.” "Unless a particular statute can be $100,000 appeals bond for the Stratford brothers. Military sources said today’s radio quoted Jumblatt as saying, III. as the basis for his competitor’s Each has been free on $50,000 bond since their justices found no error in Lextton’s The justices said it was reasonable to found waiving the state’s soverign skirmishes, while sporadic, in- in a reference to the Druze Police said the plane struck two successful appeal was handling of the case. Dec. 14 conviction on the federal loan-sharking throw out the test results if the selection immunity, (Fierro’s) only recourse is volved 120mm mortars, light ar- mountain strongholds. "We will trees and gouged a hole 10 feet in unconstitutional. charges. St. John argued the trial court erred process was flawed. If state law to the claims commission,” the justices tillery and 108mm recoilless guns, certainly win because we are diameter in the ground before St. John was selected for the job as Gustave Curcio was found guilty of two counts by refusing to consider the constitution­ “ requires some preference be given to- said. The sources said the Druze started right.” skidding. Waterbury fire marshal after finisbing ality of the law. failing to rule the law- a member of the city’s fire department They found no error in a lower court’s of extortion and one count of conspiracy. firing and army troops responded. The 200,000 Druze in Lebanon first among three candidates on a civil unconstitutional and in invalidating the in selecting a fire marshal, the ranking dismissal of an appeal by Sandra Francis Curcio, whose 500 pound frame had to with "defensive fire.” comprise 7 percent of the popula- “ I heard a bang and came service exam. He was not a firefighter. test results. St. John said the law of-the three candidates is invalid-and a Finkenstein, who was ruled eligible, be wheeled into court at one point, was convicted There were no immediate re- tion and have been in revolt running outside," said Stephen Jerry Beccia. a city firefighter who created a privileged class and was an new eligible list of candidates will be then ineligible, for unemployment on three extortion counts and one count of ports of casualties. against the government since last Botchis of Groton, who was the finished second in the test scores, unconstitutional delegation of legisla­ required,” they ruled. compensation benefits after leaving conspiracy. Jumblatt's radio station went on September, fighting what they see seond person at the scene. He said challenged the appointment, based on a tive authority. The justices disagreed. In other rulings, the justices ordered her job as a dental assistant. the air Tuesday with a three-hour as an attempt to impose a there were two loud noises possibly New state song considered broadcast, with the Druze leader Christian government on the Mos- explosions about 30 seconds apart. warning his people, "There are lem majority, There was no lire but pieces of the Opponent: ‘He’s never stopped running’ HARTFORD — A legislative committee has people who wish to exterminate In Washington, the Pentagon plane littered the field. voted to hold a public hearing on a bill to replace you.” said U.S. warships in the Middle "The plane was presumably "Yankee Doodle” as the official state song with a The new station is aimed at East were on increased alert looking for the airport but overshot newer tune written by an Essex man. countering reports on separate status today and personnel were it. I'm no expert but it looks like it The Government Administration and Election radio stations run by the govern- armed with shoulder-fired anti- was the weather conditions (that DeNardis again seeks New Haven seat Committee agreed on a voice vote Monday to ment and the Christian Phalangist aircraft missiles to combat terror- caused the crash),” said Poquon- scheduled a hearing to measure- support for militia. ist attacks by air. nock’s Fire Chief Robert Burdick. "W e’re Proud of Connecticut” as a candidate for The Pentagon advisory followed However, other witnesses told NEW HAVEN - Former Rep. He chided Morrison for voting (Soviet) bid for strategic domination. official state song. administration officials state­ police the sound of an airplane Law rence DeNardis, R-Conn., wants to against the defense budget, claiming The designation is now carried by "Yankee ments last week that U.S. ships and As a result of its failure to intimidate engine stopped before the crash return to Congress and the seal he lost Morrison would “ restore all the bur­ the West with massive SS-20 missiles, Doodle.” Marines at Beirut International leading to speculation the plane two years ago to Democrat Bruce densome taxes on working America, Senate Majority Leader Richard Schneller, l l l o l 4 ^ V I U M O y Airport were on high alert against the Russian bear is sore and sulking. had run out of gas. Morrison. and go back to spending our tax money " I hope they return immediately to D-Essex, asked the committee to give "serious the threat of kamikaze air attacks. DeNardis Monday formally an­ without restraint." the negotiating table for arms control consideration” to the song written by James A. 24 pages, 4 sections While the Lebanese army and Burdick said two bodies were nounced his intention to try and regain Penny packer of Essex. next to the plane and another was He said the current Congress and and reductions talks. But if they do not Druze rebels dueled with artillery the 3rd District seat but Morrison said Morrison "have been straying the next year when the Soviet Union knows "Entitled ‘We’re Proud of Connecticut,’ Mr. Area towns .!!!!!! i 20 f**"® mountains ringing 10 to 15 feet away. He said the he's not surprised. bodies were so mangled, officials course by spending and spending and who its leader is, and our leader has a Pennypacker’s music has been performed Business....!!!!!!!.” !!!!!..!! !l2i-22 Beirut Tuesday, Syria and Iran throughout the state and has been widely ."Yv-v. couldn’t determine the sex of the "H e has never really stopped run­ threatening to end the working families new four-year mandate, it will become Classified...... 22-24 also stepped up their opposition to praised,” Schneller said in a letter to the victims. They were pronounced ning. His’ announcement is a rerun of tax cut this year and add new taxes clear to Moscow that sulking is not an ...... : ...... ’* Lebanon’s minority Christian committee’s co-chairmen. Entertainment...... 16 government. dead at the scene by medical the 1982 election and makes it sound as next year.” He said their alleged effective negotiating strategy.” examiner Dr. Boris Pukay. if the voters made a mistake," said actions suggested ” a plot to revive the DeNardis was elefted to Congress by ObItuariM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!8 Syria, carrying Jumblatt’s de- The engine was to the side of the Morrison, in Washington for the recession." a plurality of 10,000 votes in the Reagan O plnlon...!!!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!4 mands on its state-run radio, Patch craze still strong plane and debris was in the trees. opening of Congre.ss. But Morrison said DeNardis’s landslide of 1980, becoming the first ■ Peopietaik ...... 2 appeared to doom Lebanon’s hopes Sports...... 9-12 for another round of national Herald photo by Tarquinio The cockpit was pushed back into "This will be a campaign of straigi’t- charges did not faze him. Republican in 22 years to represent the WEST HARTFORD — Coleco Industries says the rear of the plane and the wings forward comparison of two men, each " I ’m confident the voters knew what New Haven-based, 14-town 3rd Dis­ ...... 'S reconciliation talks. Leaders of the demand for the company’s Cabbage Patch Kids were bent over onto the plane. with two years in Congress to prove they were doing in '82 and they will trict. He defeated state Senate Major­ ...... ^ country’s warring religious fac- A special assistant foreman dolls remains strong with stores still reporting Burdick said. themselves," DeNardis, 4.5, told sup­ confirm their support for me in 1984," ity Leader Joseph I. Lieberman of New SAMPLES TODAY in u first rouiid of talks in sell-outs within hours of receiving shipments of "W e are lucky because we have porters at the Shubert cienter for said Morrison, who added he would Haven, now the state attorney general. the homely dolls. The Manchester Herald today con- Geneva in November, “R.D.," a seven-year-old mongrel shown Manchester's new Main Street financial DeNardis lost to Morrison, a lawyer, tinues Its sampling program to bring In another development, Iran houses all over here," he said. Performing Arts, announcement "shortly" his intention Last Wednesday more than 200 people waited in with his owner Mark St. Onge, is an center. He carries his own tools. St. by 1,687 votes in 1982. copies of the newspaper to non- issued a statement in Tehran, The Federal Aviation Adminis­ to seek a second term. 10-degree weather for the Toys R Us store in West "Who was better prepared when he A fifth term state senator before his subscribers In Manchester. . „„ Lebanese Moslems to unofficial member of the construction Onge, incidentally, is job foreman. tration and state and local authori­ 4 Hartford to open. They were waiting to buy ^ ^ got there’.’ Who got more done? Who DeNardis said Morrison was a •••••••••••••••••••••• begin an Islamic revolution. crew working on the Savings Bank of ties were investigating the crash. congressional bid, DeNardis is a Cabbage Patch Kid dolls and within an hour, the delivered on his word? Who is the regular critic of Reagan administra­ LARRY DENARDIS professor of political science, educa­ store’s latest 300-doll shipment was sold out. better congressman?" DeNardis tion policies while "the Reagan admin­ ... seeks return to office ' tional lobbyist and consultant to the "The demand has remained unusually high,” asked. istration has succeeded in stopping the Hospital of St. Raphael. said Barbara Wruck, director of corporate communications for tbe West Hartford-based Coleco, which manufactures the dolls. Storm causes 16 accidents in town; more in state " I f you have the blond-hair and blue-eyed one, Tirozzi wants tougher education testing you still need the red-head and the cute baby with Manchester and state police outlying roads — two on Camp road bases, overloads drainage reports of serious injuries. said. Troopers also assisted said state police Sgt. Ann Burdge. the pacifier,” she said. “ People want to reported dozens of minor accidents Meeting Road, one on South Main systems and destroys thinning A dense fog reduced visibility to another 163 motorists, he said. “ The traffic was backed up for accumulate the dolls." HARTFORD (UPI) - State educa­ ninth-graders statewide meeting or test, which is designed to go beyond statewide level of expected profi­ Tuesday night and this morning, Street and one at Lydall and Lake pavement. And the heavy traffic — near zero in some sections of State police in Southbury said miles.” tion officials have rai.sed the possibility exceeding the test standard, Tirozzi "In addition, parents are also busy fulfilling most the result of slippery road streets. far heavier than state and federal Connecticut today, causing some separate accidents involving three minimum proficiency levels to test ciency, 97.2 percent were at or above After hovering around the freez­ of setting tougher standards for the said the Education Department would mastery of skills. their, “ Don’t worry. I’ll get you one,’ promises conditions caused by melting ice Maintenance Technician Ri­ highways were designed to carry problems overnight at Bradley tractor trailer trucks shortly after the standard for reading and 94.4 ing mark, temperatures began state's basic skills proficiency test consider stiffening the standards. This year’s results, based on tests they made before Christmas,” Ms. Wruck said. chard Poole of the state Highway — takes its toll on the weakened International Airport in Windsor 10 a.m. closed two westbound lanes percent reached or exceeded the and snow. climbing slowly late Tuesday after reporting ninth graders did "The time has come, in light of the given to more than 38,000 students last She said the wholesale price per doll has risen Department said the sub-zero roads. Preventive maintenance Locks. of Interstate 84 until 4:30 p.m. and writing standard. Police spokesmen could not say morning. At 1:30 p.m. a weather substantially better on the tests this improvement we have seen, to raise the October, marked the third consecutive from $18.50 to $22.50, which means the retail price temperatures of the last week, could lessen the damage, he said, caused a major tie up between In three school districts. East Had- whether anyone has been seriously The National Weather Service service spokesman said "most year. standard," Tirozzi said, making a pitch year a greater percentage of students will be between $36 and $37. followed by the thaw Tuesday but the obsolete design of the exits 15, 16 and 17. injured in an accident since a thaw forecast for today called for partly locations in the state are expe­ Education Commissioner Gerald N, for his plan to replace the ninth-grade reached or exceeded the expected dam. New Canaan and North Stoning- Toy store owners say the higher prices haven’t caused many new potholes and highways makes it an uphill Parts of 1-86 near Manchester. , set in Tuesday afternoon, as most sunny skies with highs 40 to 45. riencing plain rain, and the freez­ Tireftzi said Monday there was "d ra­ test with a series of mastery tests in performance levels. ton, 100 percent of the students reached dampened shoopers enthusiam. cracks to appear on state and local struggle. 1-91 near Bradley International the statewide levels on all four sections reports were still incomplete. ing rain lias ended." matic” improvement over the previous grades 4, 6 and 8. Tirozzi attributed the improvement roads. Between midnight and 3:30 p.m. Airport and the Merritt Parkway- of the test. year in the number of students who met Under the plan, which is expected to to increased emphasis in recent years In Manchester Tuesday night, According to Poole, the damage In Tolland County a police Tuesday, state police handled 162 in Greenwich were also closed by By 3 p.m. the DOT had called in or surpassed standards for mathemat­ be taken up by the Legislature this on education, a greater motivation by To meet the statewide standard for AIDS victim .a danger police responded to 16 accidents. is a result of melted ice and snow, dispatcher said there were more accidents, including 13 involving accidents during the morning rush most of its trucks and 1,500 men ics, writing and other basic skills. year, the current test would be students to learn and improvement in math, students had to get 62 percent of They investigated another four which gets under the pavement accidents than he could count. He injuries, but no fatalities, state hour. who had been on the road since 4 NEW HAVEN — A woman who may have With nearly 90 percent of the replaced with the eighth grade mastery the items on the test correct. For this morning before 8 a.m. on and further weakens already weak said he had not received any police spokesman Adam Berluti “ In Westport, it was terrible," a.m. curriculum since the testing program returned to work as a prostitute was presumed by began in 1980. reading, the standard was 58 percent correct while'^ score of 4 on a scale hospital officials to be a carrier of AIDS, the In this year’s test results, the from 2 to 8 was the standard for writing. editor of a Yale undergraduate magazine and the greatest improvement was in mathe­ university’s chaplain have said. Hearing set on plan matics, where 89.9 percent of this Tirozzi said he was especially Editor W. Hampton Sides said in the December MMH loses patients and is forced to trim spending year’s ninth graders met the statewide impressed with "significant” improve­ issue of The New Journal he interviewed the standard, compared to 80.4 percent in ment in the scores earned by students , woman while she was a patient at the Hosnital of 1982. Theoretically, the more compre­ to open GOP primaries in the state’s largestcities, which have , St. Raphael. By Sarah E. Hall short-term program has moved severe. A Connecticut Hospital would get reimbursed for exactly than the numbers of patients In language arts, 96.2 percent of this Association spokesman said 30 of that length of stay for a Medicare admitted seems to be what is going hensive system would encourage had lower scores on the average in past Sides said the woman was hospitalized with Herald Reporter elsewhere in the hospital. year’s ninth grade class made the patient having that operation. The down, Gallacher noted, lending shorter hospital stays for all HARTFORD — A legislative com Democrats to switch their registration tests. pneumonia, which can accompany AIDS, but she In October, November and De­ Connecticut’s 36 general hospitals have reported drops in patient actual length of stay does not credence to the theory that DRGs patients, and could bring the mittee has agreed to hold a public- up until the day of a prijnary, after does not have the rampant infections and rare Following a statewide trend, the cember, the latest three months on days since October, when the matter; the reimbursement is still may be fueling the decline in the day-to-day patient census down hearing on a bill that would allow which they could vote in their new skin cancer characteristic of the disease. patient census at Manchester record, Manchester Memorial actual number of patient days fell the same. MMH patient census. still further, unaffiliated voters to walk into the party’s primaries. "The evidence was conclusive enough to Memorial Hospital has dipped “ lost” 2,444 patient days. The most Nurses negotiate again considerably since late summer — dramatic drop came in October, an average 7 percent below expec­ Dr. Alan F. Krupp, chairman of But other factors could easily be Gallacher, however, contended polls, register with a party and vote in The committee is expected to vote prompt the hospital officials to place her in strict tations. One month later, the gap the Department of Medicine at at work, Gallacher said. Consu­ hospitals need another year to its primary. Feb. 8 on whether to hold a public isolation as a ‘presumed’ AIDS patient,” Sides CBJismg hospital revenues to fall with the number of patient days between the two narrowed to 6 MMH, said Tuesday the DRGs mers’ growing concern about study the DRGs’ impact before Rep. Richai"d Foley Jr., R-Oxford, hearing on the GOF convention prop­ MILFORD (UFI) — Negotiators for forward in this particular set of wrote. He did not name the woman. short of budget goals, administra­ falling 14 percent below projec­ percent. “ sensitize us all to the need to work keeping their hospital bills dowq adopting the more comprehensive said he proposed the bill as an osal, which would allow the party to Milford Hospital and union nurses negotiations and clears the way for The woman was released from the hospital and tors said Tuesday. tions, Michael Gallacher, the hos­ Gallacher and others contend together effecien tly." But he and a new emphasis on home care system — which he claims alternative to a plan approved by a open some of its primaries to unaffil­ working without a contract since Jan. 1 presentation of economic packages,” has resumed her life on the streets to support a The ioss in revenues at MMH is pital’s acting executive director, that new Medicare regulations — added that “ a big bugaboo” still in and outpatient treatment in the wouldn’t need a legislative man­ Republican state convention to open iated voters. pianned to return to the bargaining said Roots. The talks were to resume at $200-a-day heroin habit. Sides said. report^iy forcing hospitai admin­ said Tuesday. which, coincidentally or not, went the system is the lack of enough health field may be behind the date to be effective. some GOF primaries to unaffiliated The open primary plan, pushed by table today after resolving some issues 5 p.m. today and run through the Kelly Anthony, a spokesman for the hospital, istrators to cut costs eisewhere, There’s been some recovery into effect Oct. 1 — may have had nursing home beds for patients change. Some problems which already voters without requiring them to join, Sen. Lowell Weicker Jr., R-Conn., and during a marathon session. coming weekend if necessary, he said. said Monday without a name he could not confirm lest their budget run into the red. since then, Gallacher said, with the some impact on the hospital ready for discharge. "And it may be that we’re just exist with the DRGs (such as the the party. GOF State Chairman Thomas J. Negotiators for the hospital and Union negotiators have not pr'esented or deny whether such a woman was a patient. “ Obviousiy, we’re trying to reduce number of patient days for the last censuses. Called DRGS (Diagnos­ The DRGs have doctors “ more getting patients better quicker," failure to recognize the severity of Foley’s bill, approved for a public D'Amore Jr., was approved by a state Connecticut Health Care Associates- their wage and benefit proposals, he Sides said the woman, whom he called by the expenses,” hospital spokesman three months of 1983 averaging 10.5 District 1199 whittled the number of Andrew Beck said. percent below what administra­ tic Related Groups), the regula­ actively looking at 'How quickly Gallacher added. an illness and the fact that the hearing on a voice vote Monday, would Republican convention on Jan. 14. said. pseudonym Lana, couldn’t understand being ' reimbursement rate may be lo­ non-economic issues down to five Eariier this month, in response tors expected. tions penalize hospitals for keeping can I get this patient out of here?,’’’ He said he supports the concept eliminate the current requirement that Weicker and other GOF leaders have quarantined. She said “ If she was going to give wered yearly) could eventually during a session that stretched from 10 Negotiators will seek to avert a strike to the iow patient census, officials "But we’ re below plan, so far, in patients longer than is deemed Gallacher said. "They call atten­ behind proposed state legislation unaffiliated voters register with a vowed to go to court to overturn anything to anybody, it was too late to start bring the health industry “ to its a.m. Monday to 1 a.m. today, said called for 6 a.m. Jan. 30. closed the hospital’s Miller build­ January, too,” he added. necessary for specific ailments. tion to the fact that a patient needs that would set up a "prospective parly at least 14 days before a primary election laws prohibiting the open worrying about it now,” Sides wrote. "Anyway, knees," he added. But he said he hospital spokesman Bill Roots. ing — which once housed the 18-bed The same low-census problem If the DRG, for example, sets a to be cared for properly, but in the payment’ ’ or D RG-type system for to be eligible to vole. primaries if the Democrat-controlled The lengthy session was the first held tomorrow she would be outside again.” remained confident that "these "The session was a major step M f Care Unit and the Short-Term exists at hospitals statewide, four-day hospital stay as reasona­ most efficient way possible." all patients, and not just those on It would not allow Republicans or Legislature doesn’t allow the change. since the union broke off talks Jan. 13. problems can lie worked out” Stay Program. Beck said. The though, on the average; it’s less ble for a tonsillectomy, the hospital^ Patients’ length of stay rather Medicare, by October of this year. t - M ANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Jan. 25, >984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Jan. 25, 1984 - 3 Other education philosophies discussed Tip for moonlighters Manchester In Brief Curriculum study gets off to lively start Some can have Keogh and IRA Dyer predicts a dose vote / By Sarah E, Halt tion that local teachers should turn to education. Schools elsewhere are "op­ By the lime the meeting was over! the By Robert Metz T A X T IP : Since you can have a Keogh, an IR A and a concerning deadlines (or setting up the accouni In an informal conversation Tuesday, Board of Harold Reporter the Russian mode of instruction, ‘"rhe enly, unabashedly elitest,” he said. committee had not yet decided where Newspaper Enterprise Association company plan, you may be saving for retirement in initially. The distinction makes little sense, but it’s in Mucatlon member Richard W. Dyer said he the law. You can contribute to a Keogh as late as the Blinks the board wilt vote to close Highland Park result of that kind of education is people "You can't compare 'chi-chi’ and to focus its efforts. For instance, when (Seventh of 14 articles) three places at the sanne time. The Ad Hoc Citizen’s Committee on due date of your tax return including extension, but School, as Superintendent James P. Kennedy who feel they can’t question author­ ■favi, ” Manchester High School Prin­ Naab suggested two possible ways of Curriculum and Instruction got off to a ity,” he complained. the account itself must have been opened by the recommends, at its special meeting Monday. cipal Jacob Ludes pointed out. “ At dividing up the group into study Moonlighting taxpayers take note. If you do not TAX TRAP: Many who are self-employed work lively start at its first meeting previous Dec. 31. Under IR A rules, you are allowed tq; “ It’s going to be a 5-4 vote to close,” he But Tucci insisted. Manchester Manchester High School, we have all of committees — by grade levels or by have a Keogh plan, you may be missing an alone. But some self-employed people do have Tuesday, with its more than a dozen set up the account initially and contribute to it up tO' predicted. schools are “ lacking somewhere.” God’s children,” . subject — he inadvertantly, created opportunity to save taxes. employees. For example, a dentist might employ a members sparring on about as many the due date for filing your return including Dyer, who has long been an advocate of keeping ”We may not be lacking.” Joyce Committee member Richard Conde another minor controversy.troversy. I Many moonlighters do not have Keogh plans receptionist, hygienists and a secretary. topics. Trpiner, another committee member, extensions. the school open, said fellow school board warned against comparing American because they are misinformed. They accept a widely Such a self-employed person cannot open a Keogh After Chairman Richard W. Dyer, a Tucci attacked Naslj^ssuggestionNaslj^sstig members H. John Malone, Gloria DellaFera, and answered. Later, after Tucci claimed students with those from vastly differ­ held misconception that a taxpayer can have an account without making contributions to the retire­ school board member, asked the group that American students measured up that fine arts couldIbeone^tthe beone^fthe subject T A X TIP : If you are unhappy with the performance David Dampier will probably vote with him ent cultures. Although “ the Japanese Individual Retirement Account or a Keogh plan, but ment accounts of employees. All full-time employees to help him make a “ laundry list of divisions by insisting that "getting of an IR A or Keogh account, you can retain the tax against the closing. well to students in other developed make cars better,” he said, that's not both. with at least three years of service with you, the concerns,” conservative John Tucci countries 25 years ago, but not now, she involved with music and arts would be shelter while transferring the fund into another probably because "Japanese 18-year- employer, must be covered. The dollar contribution touched off light debate on the relative interrupted him to disagree. olds walk into a factory, put on an absolute waste of tim e,” The confusion over Keogh-IRA compatability exists financial institution. But you can only do this once a Vaccine ciinics popuiar which the employer makes (or employees may be less merits of Russian and American American students overall did not overalls, and stay until they retire. Beefing up the study of math and in part because Keogh plans do the same kinds of year unless your funds are invested through a than he or she takes personally, but the percentage of Vaccine clinics at several locations across town education.- compare to their European eqivalents That doesn’t happen here.” science, sharing educational resources things IRAs do. In fact, the Keogh plan was the stockbroker. Brokers may move the funds, at you< total income must be the same. For more details, late last fall were well attended, with 1,086 people Tucci praised the Russian school 25 years ago either, Ms. Trainer said. "Do-gooders and educators sitting in < between towns, and building commun­ inspiration for the IRA. Keoghs are named after direction, as often as you like. consult an expert or, ’’Cut Your Own Taxes and receiving flu shots. Health Director Ronald system for “ exposing the kids to But the top 5 percent of American their ivory lowers” don’t consider the ity support for education emerged as ex-Rep. Eugene Keogh, D-N.Y., who worked for a • With each account you may make withdrawals Save.” Kraatz has announced. tremendous amounts of information.” I students. have long been able to broad range of student abilities which other, more popular ideas. decade to get Congress to accept the concept. without penalty after age 59'A. When you turn 70‘/4, IR A and Keogh accounts resemble each other in a Two other immunizations offered for the first ’’They say ‘the kid’s not a Michelan­ compete with their counterparts else­ American schools must deal with, At the meeting’s conclusion, commit­ Referring to the number on the legislation, Keoghs you must make yearly withdrawals. very fundamental way. Basically, both allow you to time at the municipal clinics also proved popular. gelo. He doesn’t know anything. Let’s where, she added. “ It is with the Conde added. tee members went home with three are sometimes called set aside, income and earn interest on that income One hundrdK forty-six people received pneumo­ put the information into his head’ ,” overall that we run into trouble.” books’ worth of "homework” — and the H.R. 10 plans. TAX TIP/TR AP: In KeOgh plans, added sums iii As a sidelight, Ms. Trainer related until you retire. nia vaccines, Kraatz said, and 105 a tetanus/dip- Tucci said. Attorney David Shulman, also on the some insight she gleaned from two charge to come up with a comprehen­ You should con- excess of the tax-sheltered contributions are Here are other similarities between the two types of theria booster. In America, he said, ” we try to make committee, suggested that student English newspapers delivered to her sive report on the strengths and sider setting up a permitted out of taxed income — but only up to a point; I ir plans: Donations from visitors to the clinics totaled students solve problems without giving achievement in the U.S. falls below that home. Reports of a crisis in education weaknesses of Manchester's school Keogh plan if you are Penalties are levied if extra contributions exceed the Cut Your Own Taxes and Save • Funds for either type of account can be invested $3,864, he added. them the information first.” in other countries because all Ameri­ curriculum by June. Their findings a s e lf- e m p lo y e d amount justified in your case, so be careful^ are making headlines in England, too, at a savings and loan, bank, credit union, insurance Committee member Geoffrey Naab can students — regardless of their she said. "You could change the names could lead to major changes in subjects plumber, store­ Employees i^ e r e d by Keogh plans have long been company or in mutual funds. was not impressed with Tucci’s conten­ learnim* notential — arc offered an and put it in the Herald.” offered and how they are taught. c/o Manchester Herald keeper, carpenter, able to set aside extra income. Self-employed M CC staff protest cut P.O. Box 489 doctor, writer, manu­ T A X T R A P : Investments in “ collectibles” such as voluntary^rontributions are subject to additional At the Board of Trustees of Regional Radio City Station ' S S S ^ facturer’s represen­ rare coins, antiques. Oriental rugs, art works, gems restrictions. Under the Keogh rules, the contributiori Community Colleges meeting Monday, staff New York, N Y. 10101 tative or what have you. and stamps are not allowed. itself is not sheltered from income tax. but the members from Manchester Community College Under a Keogh, you’re eligible to shelter up to 15 • For both accounts you can make contributions up earnings on the added contributions are tax-free. ; joined a group of about 80 students, teachers and Weiss seeks data on Parker-East Center accidents Please send me ____ copies of "Cut Your percent of your self-employment income up to a limit to April IS or even later, if you get an extension for sympathizers from across the state to protest the Own Taxes and Save." I have enclosed $2.00 plus of $15,000 a year. This is true even if your full-time filing your return. Next: Adjustments to income. recommended closing of a program for the deaf. General Manager Robert B. Weiss intersections did not identity Parker One couple said they have forbidden would become involved in any recon­ SO cents for postage and handling lor each copy. employer covers you under his or her pension plan. The group challenged evidence presented in a said Tuesday he has asked the director and East Center as a problem. The their children to play in their front yard struction of the intersection. The police T A X T R A P : It’s important to tell your bank, credit Robert Metz is New York bureau chief of Financial report by Northwestern Connecticut Community of public works and the Manchester town received approval Monday from ■ because cars speeding around the department handles all changes in Police Department to investigate the Capitol Region Council of Govern­ Name TAX TRAP: Remember that the income must come union or other sponsor for which year you’ re making News Network and a syndicated columnist. He was College President Regina Duffy, which showed a corner occasionally run onto their traffic control signals, which include from work you perform. It cannot come from the contribution. assisted in the preparation of this series by Sidney low success rate for students enrolled in the Parker Street residents’ complaints ments to include six other intersections lawn. lights, signs and lines painted on the investments, or other “ unearned” income. Kess, tax partner with the accounting firm of Main; Career Education for the Deaf program at the about the number of accidents at the that were identified in thestudy among pavement. > Hurdman. Winsted school. intersection of Parker and East Center improvement projects to be paid for The police department recently T A X TR A P : There is a difference in the two plans Some residents have suggested clos­ TAX TRAP: Sometimes moonlighting does not ’’This is just a first step in our campaign to save streets. largely with federal and state funding. conducted traffic survey.s of the bring in a big income, so there are special exceptions Weiss said no one in the neighborhood intersection at residents' requests and ing off one leg of the Y-shaped the program,” said Steve Thornton, staff intersection. Another said she would in the Keogh rules for those with low incomes. If your organizer for the union which represents the has contacted him, but he asked Public Residents near the Parker-East found most curs traveled at reasonable State and Z ip . total adjusted gross income from all sources is $15,000 Works Director George A. Kandra to Center intersection said drivers regu­ speeds, a police spokesman has said. like to see it completely rebuilt into one interpreters at Northwestern. He said that the right-angle intersection, which she or less, and if less than ohe-third of it came from Weather program is the only one of its kind in the state. look at the intersection after reading of larly fail to stop before turning from Weiss said he expects the police (Make your check payable to C U T YOUR OWN self-employment, you may deduct up to $750 in residents’ complaints last week in the one street into the other. They said department will probably recheck thinks would force approaching cars to stop completely and check traffic TAXES and allow three weeks for delivery.) contributions to a Keogh, even if thabekceeds the 15 Chemical People to meet Manchester Herald. collisions with trees and other cars are accident records for the Parker Street percent rule. Today’s forecasts Weiss said a 10-year-old study of town frequent. intersection. Kandra said last week he before preceding. The Chemical People task force will meet at 7 Connecticut, Massachusetts and p.m. today in the Manchester High School Rhode Island: Partly sunny this library, organizer Martha Doiron has announced. afternoon. Highs 35 to 40 in the On the agenda is a discussion of projects to Eighth District to computerize fire aiarm records P e o p le t a lk western highlands, 40s elsewhere. increase drug and alcohol awareness and combat Clear and colder tonight. Lows 15 substance abuse in the community. to 20 in the hills. 20 to 30 elsewhere. The Eighth Utilities District will both the location of a fire and crease response time to fires and allow handicapped people live, he said. Song classic rewritten Sunny early Thursday, then in­ College fees may rise open bids Feb. 6 for a computer to previously determined response com­ the department to increase the number O'Marra estimated it will take 18 Quote of the day creasing clouds. Highs in the low mechanize the district fire depart­ mands at the touch of a few keys. of pre-planned protocols it can handle, months to two years after the computer and middle 30s. Fire Chief John Christensen said the O’Marra said. Currently the depart­ is installed to fully program it and work Ray Bolger created a movie classic when, as Actor John Houseman, star of cable television’s College service fees at Manchester Community ment’s alarm response information computer should make it possible for a ment has such plans written for about out the bugs. The department will the Scarecrow, he sang ’If I Only Had a Brain” in “ The Paper Chase — The Second Year” and Maine: Flurries likely north College may rise from $20 to $26 for full-time and fire records. dispatcher to type in the address of a 120 sites. maintain its present manual records as ’’The Wizard of Oz.” The song was written in 1939 Smith Barney commercials (’’They earn it!” ), today. Variable cloudiness and students if the Board of Trustees of Regional Thomas R. O’Marra, district fire fire call and find out what kind of The department now relies on a card a back-up for at least the first three by Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg, has asked Congress to support cable telecom­ sunshine in the south with a chance Community Colleges votes to approve the change department spokesman, said Tuesday file of streets for information about years the new system is in use, he said. For the first time since then, it has been munications legislation. of a brief shower or (lurry. Mild at an upcoming meeting, MCC President William the cost of the computer has been building it is, its dimensions and potential hazards. alarm and hydrant locations, and on Eighth District firefighters began rewritten, with permission, as ’’Dodge Has Given “ The fledgling cable television industry has with highs 40 to 45. Scatten»l Vincent has announced. estimated at around $12,500. He said flurries ending north and fair south To make the most of such an notebooks for special instructions on discussing the idea of computer- Me a Brain” for use as a commercial to sell spawned an unprecedented surge in the produc­ Other proposed increases effective next school the department may ask for more investment, firefighters would have to responding to fires at the 120 selected assisted dispatching in the summer of automobiles. It is sung by Fred Travalena, an tion of new entertainment forms and in doing so, tonight. Colder with lows in the year include a hike of 50 cents per credit-hour in money to buy existing programing for conduct a building-by-building survey sites. O'Marra said. 1982, according to O’Marra. The money impressionist, and is heard from the mouth of a has created vast new outlets for talent and teens to low 20s. Mostly sunny the service fee for part-time students, and a $10 fire records but may have to write its of fire hazards in the district and put High-risk sites include certain indus­ was approved as part of the 1983-84 ’ ’turbo-charged” robot sitting in one of the new creativity,” Houseman wrote in his letter. Friday followed by increasing jump — from $20 to $30 — in the graduation fee for own alarm response program if no­ the results into the computer, O'Marra trial buildings and residences where district budget. model cars at auto shows and in Dodge’s ’’Artistic freedom among writers, producers, cloudiness in the west. Highs in the all students. thing suitable is currently on the said. ’’Caravan Across the USA.” actors, directors, set designers etc. is at a higher teens far north and 20s to low 30s The board of trustees may also seek legislation market. south. Dispatchers are managitig under the level today because of cable’s influence. The to allow individual community colleges to keep According to O’Marra, the idea is to present system. Christensen and cable television industry promises to continue New Hampshire: Flurries likely more of their revenues and so increase their put on the computer all the depart­ Partly sunny today In Connecticut O’Marra said. that trend if it is allowed to grow and prosper north today. Variable cloudiness autonomy, Vincent said. ment’s data on alarm and hydrant and sunshine in the south with a ’’But it doesn’t give them anywhere Tiffany is a treasure unhampered by excessive government Partly sunny this afternoon. High temperatures in the upper 30s to locations, as well as all pre-planned regulation.” chance of a brief shower or flurry. mid 40s. Winds northwest 10 to 20 mph. Clear and colder tonight, lows Cheese giveaway Thursday response protocols that fire officials near what a computer could." Chris­ Do you think you made a mistake when you Highs 40 to 45. Scattered flurries 20 to 25. Windswsterly around 10 mph. Sunny Thursday morning, have written for high-risk sites in the tensen said. threw out Grandma’s Tiffany glass lamp? ending north tonight, otherwise increasing cloudiness in the afternoon. Highs 30 to 35. Today’s Surplus cheese will be distributed by the district. Dispatchers could determine A computerized system should de­ Consider that 132 lamps and five. Tiffany glass fair and colder. Lows in the teens to weather picture was drawn by Andre Upenieks, 9, a fourth-grade Manchester Area Conference of Churches windows collected by New York orthodontist Dr. low 20s. Mostly sunny followed by student at St. James School. Thursday at the Center Congregational Church Egon Neusladt are valued at $7.3 million by the Glimpses increasing cloudiness Thursday. from 3 p.m. until 6 p.m. New Y ork Historical Society. The Society became Highs in the 20s north and 20s to low The distribution was originally scheduled for David Bowie will bring a 69-minute special 30s south. recipient of the treasure at a presentation show to Home Box Office television on Feb. 12. last Thursday but was canceled. DOUBLE ceremony Tuesday. The singer taped the solo performance, ’ ’David Vermont: Sunny periods this ,Yr‘ 260 NO. MAIN ST. The Austrian-bom doctor and his wife, Bowie — Serious Moonlight” before an audience afternoon. Breezy and mild with MANCHESTER, CT, Hildegard, began buying Tiffany lamps for their at the Pacific National Exhibition Colisuem in highs 40 to 45. Fair and turning Toll removal means Job loss THE VALUE NORTHWAY Candlewood Lake, Conn, country home 20 years Vancouver, B.C. during his recent 90-city, colder tonight. Lows 15 to 20. “ The removal of tolls from our highways will ' W e S PLAZA ago and eventually became the major collectorof four-continent tour ... Becoming cloudy Thursday with mean the loss of revenue for the state and the loss OF YOUR lamps, windows, vases, desk sets and other Johnny Carson recently received the Hubert H. highs around 30. of approximately 50 to 75 jobs in the Manchester- Tiffany items in the world. humphrey Humanitarian Award given by the East Hartford area,” according to Rep. James MANUFACTURER'S Neustadt, author of the definitive book, ’ ’The Washington. D.C. Touchdown Club. Rich Little Long Island Sound: Winds McCavanagh, D-Manchester. Lamps of Tiffany,” told his museum audience gave Carson the plaque at the club’s annual northwest 10 to 15 knots tonight McCavanagh said the loss of funds would create COUPONS that he’s still collecting ’’because I just can’t awards dinner ... then southwest 10 to 20 knots a $65 million gap in the state’s revenue. stop.” during Thursday. Visibility 5 miles HOME OF Gourmet James Beard will be honored at a McCavanagh said his research shows that 450 If you didn't s m our circular ki I ornoiPEOPLE c mPLEflSERS c black tie dinner to be given March 1 at the New or more today and 1 to 3 miles in jobs will be lost statewide if the tolls are closed. some haze Thursday. Average the Sllktown Flyar loaded with York Academy of Medicine by J. Richard Speaking of the loss of jobs in his area, he said 50 valuaa, aae our atora (or Pringle, chairman. Beef Industry Council. wave heights 1 foot or less to 75 jobs disappearing is a crushing loss, both to increasing to 1 to 3 feet this coplaa. National Live Stock and Meat Board. Occasion is those who hold those jobs, and to the business Stil ItiiH A tiilib li Thurs., 1/26; Fri., 1/27; Sat., 1/28 afternoon and tonight. FINAL WINTER CLEARANCE OF It was yje perfect dress the publication of a new book. “ Dear James community involved, which will feel the spinoff ^From Our Meat Dept^ From Our Dali Beard.” Luci Johnson found a perfect wedding dress not impact of the lost salaries. ^ F R E S H ^ in a fancy salon in New York but in an antique Extended outlook Freshly Sliced to Order OUR FAMOUS BRAND SUITS! store in the small Texas Hill Country town of Byron Janis, who made his debut at the piano HOOD Extended outlook for New Eng­ Fredericksburg. On her trip to New York, she with Arturo Toscanini’s NBC Symphony Orches­ land Friday through Sunday:^ $100 lEWARDII Swidtlii$ coupon today GROUND AMERICAN CHEESE said she ’’looked and looked but came back tra in 1943, returns to NBC to celebrate his 40th For now cuilomort on our automatic daHvoiy feeling I hadn't found what makes my heartst­ & year of performing as a guest on Johnny Carson’s Connecticut, Massachusetts and aarvica — wo will honor your proaont bumor SUITS - SUITS - SUITS rings sing.” ‘ Tonight” show Feb. 1 ... Rhode Island: A chance of snow coniractal BEEF { 4 o r Mora Lbi. LEAN DOMESTIC HAM The younger daughter of former President Friday and flurries Saturday. Fair Lyndon B. Johnson will wed for the siecond time i C a S o n COMPANY, INC. Sunday. Daytime highs in the mid Satellite view I 19 East Dudlay Town Road on March 3 at a “ small fam ily gathering” at the 30s Friday, the upper teens to mid $ 7 9 9 0 Bloomllald, CL 06002 LBJ Ranch. She will wear her Fredericksburg Now you know 20s Saturday and Sunday. Over­ Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. ES T shows a “ find,” a turn-of-the-century, high-necked 242-3977 M 1 9 “ Alaska has the most coastline of any state at night lows in the upper teens to mid wide band of clouds with scattered rain shows stretching from Texas blouson-front, tea-length dress. 6,640 miles, followed by Florida with 1,350 miles, 20s Friday, teens and low 20s through the Gulf coast states into the mid Atlantic coast states. - lb . Values to *165 Values to '195 Values to '250 It was white, but Miss Johnson said it will be California with 840, Hawaii with 750, Louisiana Saturday, 5 to 15 Sunday. Frontal clouds shroud the central Great Lakes and Northwest. A high; dyed champagne for her wedding to Grand Address. with 397, Texas with 367 and North Carolina with pressure system is bringing mostly clear skies to the Southwest and- RUSSETT PICKING H • REGULARS, SHORTS, LONGS - SOME BIG SIZES Cayman Island banker Ian Turpin. Maine and New Hampshire: A subject to credit approval 301. most of the Plains states. Phone__ chance of snow Friday. Clearing • SLIGHT CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS Saturday. Lows in the single numbers north and teens south. POTATOES 3 9 NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST to 7 AM EST 1-26-84 ______lb. bag $1 # W # Highs in the 20s north and 30s 30.24 10 1 south. Fair and colder Sunday with Anne’s Place Old Fnhioned SPORT COATS PANTS-PANTS Almanac lows from 5 below zero north to 5 SEATTLE T“ Prfeot 'JiiMBOROLLi above south and highs from near 10 Regular Evaryday Low Prteaa north to the low 20s south. JX x >L bosiBOSTON Today is Wednesday, Jan. 25, the York reporter, completed a trip In 1971, Charles Manson and HAIRCUTS PERMS. MARCEL Q / $ 1 0 0 $ g o o 25th day of 1984 with 341 to follow. around the world in tne astounding three women were found guilty in Vermont: \ chance of snow 3 NEV/ YORK The moon is in its last quarter. time of 72 days, six hours and 11 the brutal murders of actress Friday. Dry Saturday and Sunday. FAIR F O R minutes. Sharon Tate and six other people. Seasonably cold- Highs in the 20s. $20.00 TOWELS 2 1 The morning stars are Mercury, \ Values to '85 BUY ONE PAIR AT OUR Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. In 1915, transcontinental tele­ In 1981, the 52 Americans who Lows zero to IS. SANAN^flANCIS^ FRANCIS) $500 There is no evening star. phone se.rvice was inaugurated in a had been held hostage in Iran AppointmentsAnr have priority REGULAR PRICE GET THE hookup te t ween New York and San returned to the U.S. Those born on this date are under Air quality LOS A*NQELES REG., SHORTS, LONGS SECOND PAIR FOR '1. M IX- the sign of Aquarius. They include Francisco. MATCH. 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Wednesday, Jun. 25, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Jun. 25, 1984 - 5 State of the Union address tonight V.S./World Many N.H. Democrats undecided but Mondale leads pack fit Brief By Richard March John Glenn, D-Ohio. Dick Bennett said it was based on two^andom But Bennett cautioned that Mondale docs not have Reagan preparing ‘upbeat’ message United Prest International The former vice president led Glenn by more than a telephone surveys of 847 registered voters who intend the New Hampshire Democratic primary • race 3- 1 margin, 54 to 17 percent, beforelhe Jan. 15 debate.to vote in the Feb. 28 Democratic presidential wrapped up and pointed to the 30 percent block of Victims ask C IA payment MANCHESTER N.H. — A private poll shows that Mondale emerged from the Dartmouth debate with a primary. undecided voters. By Ira R. Allen Reagan is expected to express his the iwr^ntage of undecided voters in New Hamp- 4- 1 lead and a 48 percent share while Glenn faded to Bennett12 said,415 voters were polled from Jan. 9 to' 11. "There’s still a large group of people out there,” OTTAWA — Canada will pressure the United United Press International willingness to work with Democrats on ■hires Democratic primary jumped from 14 to 30 percent. and 432 voters were polled after the debate from Jan. said Bennett. "Traditionally, something big happens States to compensate nine Canadians unwittingly a variety of issues, particularly asking debme^ week’s televised presidential Sen. Gary Hart, D-Colo, and Jesse Jackson were 17 to 19. The margin of error was 5 percent. in the last week in New Hampshire.” used as human guinea pigs for LSD and electric WASHINGTON — President Reagan for bipartisan support of the Kissinger tied for third with 5 percent each before the debate and The poll also found that Mondale is the only He said Jackson might have the best odds of shock experiments financed by the CIA, a top has "a positive, upbeat view" of the Commission report on Central Amer­ Released 'Tuesday, the poll also shows that the rise 3 percent afterward. The remaining four major Democrat who could beat President Reagan. Asked reaching the undecided voters. He said Jackson official said. state of the union, an administration ica and its $8 billion package of aid in u voters boosted front-runner Walter Democratic candidates each received 1 percent which candidate they would "like to see in the White represents "change" and has attained "celebrity External Affairs Minister Allan MacEachen official says, and that theme is the one the next five years, the aide said. Mondale s commanding lead over his chief rival. Sen. before and after the debate. House in 1985,” 39 percent responded Mondale, 30 status in the state" after negotiating the release from said Tuesday the "first step" toward winning Reagan is eager to run on for There will be a few new initiatives, The poll was conducted and financed by Blake and percent said they were undecided, 14 percent Syria of captured Navy Lt. Robert Goodman, a New compensation for the victims was to apply re-election. including plans for a mannCcT^pace Dickinson Inc., a Manchester research firm- Pollster responded Reagan, and 7 percent indicated Glenn. Hampshire native. political pressure on the United States for a Reagan makes his second trip to station and a drive for a line-item veto, bilateral settlement. Capitol Hill in two days tonight for the a power many governors have — to Hart hits Reagan If that fails, he said Canada may turn to the constitutionally required State of the strike individual expenses in a large International Court of Justice at the Hague for Union message to a joint session of spending bill passed by the legislature. relief. Congress at 9 p.m. EST. He also is expected to renew his call The nine victims, officials said, were perman­ The speech comes four days before for a return to prayer in the classroom, on acid rain issue ently scarred by the illegal experiments, which he is expected to announce his anti-abortion legislation and tuition tax included the administration of large quantities of re-election plans and a week before he credits for parents of private-school LACONIA, N.H. (UPI) — Democratic presidential' LSD and massive electric shock treatments. gives Congress an election-year budget children. hopeful Gary Hart attacked the administration’s The savings event proposal expected to contain $5 billion Reagan may also mention his pet record on acid rain during a campaign stop in New you’ve been waiting for, Better air safety Is urged in spending cut; — compared to a $38 concern of late, discipline in the Hampshire, calling it ”head-in-the-sand” policy. WASHINGTON — Safety officials investigating billion request for cuts last year — and schools, and federal plans to help ”It’s really very-simple,” the Colorado senator said now at all D & L stores! the terrifying 9,000-foot plunge of a powerless a deficit of $180 billion. localities deal with classroom violence. Tuesday. “If President Reagan wanted to change his Eastern Air Lines jumbo jet last year questioned Reagan, like his predecessors, is Reagan visited the Capitol Tuesday administration’s head-in-the-sand policy on acid rain, the ability of Eastern management and urged the using the 30 to 40 miputes of free to meet with GOP senators, telling he’d change it. But that is not the kind of leadership we government to upgrade some of its safety network time tonight to lay out not only them they have helped him change are getting. procedures. his legislative blueprint for the year but history. “It’s increasingly clear that before we get a real The National Transportation Safety Board a vision of his campaign themes of "Thirty-six months — that’s just a ^ acid rain program we will have to get a new Tuesday voted to require air-carrier inspectors to peace and prosperity. short span in the life of a nation,” said president,” Hart added. 2 utilize system analysis as "an integral element of Spokesman Larry Speakes described Reagan, who marked his third anniver­ He said he believes the Reagan administration will their surveillance and enforcement activities." the speech as "more of a review of sary in office Friday. “But I deeply continue to call for further study next year, rather accomplishments to date and the need than act to correct the sulfur emissions believed to be Another proposal adopted by the board would /, believe that, together, we’ve changed require key federal inspectors to document and to stay on the job and get it done." American history. the cause of acid rain. report periodically on the effectiveness of Asked if that assessment referred to UPl photo "In the past 36 months, the world has “The Reagan administration has failed once again the State of the Union speech or his to begin solving the serious problem of acid rain,” he Federal Aviation Administration-directed President Reagan prepares the State of the Union Address he seen an American miracle/’ he said. changes and maintenance procedures. re-election announcement, Speakes "Time has marched on, but instead of said. “It’s 1985 budget will reportedly do little more said, "Both.” will deliver to Congress in the Oval Office Thursday afternoon. growing older and more tired ... our than fund continued study of the problem. We don’t ^t^EVECUTOUR PRICES 5 Biker drug ring is broken "It’s a positive, upbeat view of the country has recaptured the vitality, need more research. We need to solve this problem.” direction America has been taking domestic issues but also referring to banon, Central America and U.S.- self-confidence and courage of the Hart, like most of the Democratic presidential PHOENIX, Ariz, — A massive drug ring run by recently,” a top aide said, focusing on the foreign policy problems of Le­ Soviet relations. youthful nation that she still is.” candidates, Aas pledged strong support for sulfur mobsters and bikers in six Western states may emission reductions. bring 200 arrests in the nation's first narcotics He said Reagan made the issue of acid rain “the bust that connects organized crime to motorcycle , first and highest priority” for William Ruckelshaus gangs, officials said. INHALFATD&L! when he appointed him EPA administrator. "We are confident, without a doubt, there is a Abortion issue threatens Portugal coalition ”We should now insist that the issue be addressed, direct link between organized crime people — rather than letting it get bogged down in budgetary Mafia, Cosa Nostra — and motorcycle gangs in By Alexander Sloop proposal, which will be discussed government. abortions in the country of 10 million disputes,” Hart said. “This issue is notonly important the distribution of drugs," Maricopa County United Press International simultaneously in Parliament, that Pinto cut short an official visit to the each year. At least 2,000 women die to the health and economy of the northeastern United Attorney Tom Collins said Tuesday. would permit abortions for family, United States and returned to Portugal annually from such operations. States. It is also an international issue which requires The sophisticated Phoenix- based distribution LISBON, Portugal — The outcome of social and economic reasons. Tuesday to follow the debate. Portugal, which has Western Eu­ serious attention.” system for street drugs extended to California, Parliament’s debate today on legaliz­ The Socialist bill allows abortions in Two government ministers have rope’s lowest standard of living and Kansas, South Dakota and Colorado, police said. ing abortion in predominantly Roman pregnancies involving risk to the health threatened to resign if the bill gains highest infant mortality rate, is joined Collins and Police Chief Ruben Ortega told Catholic Portugal could decide the fate or life of the woman, deformed fetuses approval and other prominent Social in Europe only by Ireland and Belgium reporters a 19-month undercover investigation of the country’s eight-month-old coali­ or rape. Democrats have demanded the party in prohibiting all forms of abortion. G O P delegates has resulted in the arrests of 15 people and tion government, observers said. State-run television disclosed an pull out of the cabinet, provoking its A member of NATO, the country has another 200, including top mob figures, could be The Social Democratic party, a opinion poll Tuesday night indicating collapse. had 15 governments since a leftist arrested before the probe is completed. junior partner in Prime Minister Mario that “more than two-thirds” of the Family planning officials estimate military coup in 1974 restored demo­ Soares’ government, threatened to electorate supports some form of legal there are about 200,000 clandestine cracy after 48 years of dictatorhip. need new rooms Phone decision set today leave the coalition if the bill passed and abortion. DALLAS (UPI) — Illinois delegates to this WASHINGTON — The Senate, saying "it is the powerful Catholic church organized Almost simultaneously, some 3,000 massive street demonstrations Tues­ anti-abortion demonstrators rallied summer’s Republican National Convention were time to step back," postponed action on surprised to learn the hotel to which they had been l % « T %C»T legislation calling for a two-year moratorium on day outside the Parliament building. outside Parliament chanting ’Abor­ Draft groups win access 5 0 Socialist party spokesmen said de­ tion is murder, ” and “Soares don’t be assigned is scheduled to be razed for a shopping telephone access charges until the government denter. makes a final decision today on delaying the fees bate on legislation to legalize abortjon another Herod," referring to the would begin this morning and last two biblical King Herod who ordered the CHICAGO (UPI) — Since Chicago under the dual mandate of the First JUNIORS’ DRESSES until mid-1985. high schools let military recruiters in Amendment and equal protection The 186-member delegation last week was assigned Career and dressy styles in many fab«cics and colors. Last week, the Federal Communications days. Voting was scheduled for killing of babies in Bethlehem. to the Dunfey Dallas, but when Chris Atchison of Thursiday. Lisbon’s Cardinal Antonio Ribeiro the door, they also must allow anti­ clause, neither the government nor any 5-13, reg. $26-$50 12/99-24. Commission voted to delay the $2-a-month charge military groups to advise students on private censor may pick and choose Springfield, III., called the hotel he was informed the 99 to residential and small business customers until Observers said the chances of has called on Catholics to withhold “hotel is being torn down.” J alternatives to the service, a federal between those views which may or may mid-1985. They then would be phased in gradually approval for the Sqcialist proposal, their votes from any "party or person” ”I just got the letter today (Monday) saying we had which would legalize abortion only in who supports abortion. judge has ruled. not be expressed,” Leighton said. LADIES’ WARM ROBES until 1990 and would not exceed $4 during that A group called Clergy and Laity been assigned to the Dunfey,” Atchison said. period. some cases and is conservative by most Vice Prime Minister Carlos Mota U.S. District Judge George N. Quilts, fleeces and pannes in long and short styles. standards, was strengthened by sup­ Pinto, the Social Democratic leader, Leighton ruled Tuesday denying Concerned filed suit last April, charg­ “When I called to get sometnore information about (Not all sizes in all styles). Reg. $29-$76 50% OFF A $6-a-month charge for businesses with more groups equal access to the schools ing armed forces recruiters were the hotel I spoke to a very pleasant lady who said, than one phone line would go into effect as port from the opposition Communist has said passage of the bill would cause Party. ’the gravest df problems ” for the violates provisions of the First and 14th allowed access to high schools but ‘Your hotel is being torn down.’” scheduled April 3. Amendments, He said the Board of groups presenting alternatives to mil­ JUNIORS’ COORDINATES The impetus for the bill was provided coalition. Observers said passage The hotel was placed on the list of lodging available by a much more liberal Communist could topple the 8-month-old Education’s "form of censorship can­ itary service were barred. Famous maker fall and holiday coordinates and sepa­ Ships ready for terrorists not be tolerated." The suit also was brought on behalf of to the 20,000 people expected in Dallas in August, but on Jan. 16 a deal was signed to buy the hotel and tear it rates, sizes 5-13. Reg. $38-$80 18.99-39.99 WASHINGTON — U.S. warships in the Middle "Once a school opens its doors to Stephen Chevrier, 13, an eighth grader A outside groups, it must do so under at Kenwood High School. His mother, down to make room for a shopping center. The hotel East operated on increased alert status today and will be closed Feb. 1. were armed with shoulder-fired anti-aircraft O ’Neill: support ebbing principles which are constitutionally Eloise Chevrier, said she became JUNIORS’ BLOUSES ' missiles as a precaution against terrorist attacks valid," Leighton said. concerned about all the military Belinda Skaggs of Oklahoma City, spokeswoman Dressy styles in georgette and poly crepe de chine. by air, the Pentagon said. "It is well settled that once a forum is literature, including colorful textbook for the GOP’s Housing Committee, said she expects Solids and .stripes, reg. $40 19.99 Stinger missiles to defend against low-flying opened for the expression of views, covers, to which her son was being little difficulty in finding new quarters for the Illinois for Lebanon presence »regardless of how unusual the forum. exposed. planes and helicopters have been dispatched to delegates. JUNIORS’ WOVEN BLOUSES amphibious troop carriers and lightly armed WASHINGTON (UPl) the Marine mission in tion) have fallen into the Oxfords, dobbys, stripes, plaids! 5-13, reg. $20 9 .9 9 destroyers and frigates in waters ranging from Lebanon but now have the eastern Mediterranean to the Persian Gulf in — House Speaker Thomas other line,” O’Neill said. N changed their minds — the past several weeks. Pentagon officials said O’Neill wants to hear "I think the votes are & what President Reagan will back a new resolution there” to order the 1,600 Author is jailed JUNIORS’ SKIRTS PANTS Tuesday. to get the troops out. reg. 2/3.66 Skirts, corduroy pants, jeans, dress pants in wool has to say tonight about Marines withdrawn from Buy blends, polyesters and cotton corduroy. Sizes 5-13, Ex-mayor a mob target? Lebanon, but the Demo­ The House voted in Lebanon, he said. *1.83 ea. cratic leader warns sup­ September to continue the But later, after a brief­ in coin reg. $30-$40 • 14.99-19.99 WASHINGTON — Investigators believe a port for keeping Marines Marine deployment for ing by special Middle East 4 styles to ^ndGetOng; professional killer with ties to organized crime there is fading in another 18 months. envoy Donald Rumsfeld, was offered $25,000 to assassinate Cleveland Congress. “I would say that, in the O’Neill said the Demo­ choose from Free!! CHICAGO (UPI) — A federal judge sentenced the JRS’ SHETLAND SWEATERS Mayor Dennis Kucinich in 1978, a Senate "It’s the great problem House right now, 50 per­ crats’ course of action man who wrote the book ”How Not to Get Ripped Off Solids in cable and flat knits, fall and holiday colors. subcommittee attorney says. facing the nation right cent of the Democrats was "not firi/i at this in the Coin Business” to a year in jail for swindling S-M-L, reg. $22-$25 9 .9 9 John Sopko, assistant minority counsel for the now," O’Neill said Tues­ who voted for (the resolu­ time." trusting coin collectors out of an estimated $67,800. Senate’s Permanent Subcommittee on Invjestiga- day . "There is no doubt he BEAUTIFUL STONEWARE MUGS U.S. District Judge John .Grady also ordered MEN’S VESTEl!) SUITS tions, said Tuesday the hit man was hired in the will be speaking of this Buy any 3 stoneware mugs for <5.49 and Baltimore. Md., area by a groupinCleveland, but awesome problem" dur­ Richard Suter of Chicago to pay $67,000 in restitution Select group, reg. $145-$175 72.49-87.49 the planned assassination was called off because ing his State of the Union get the fourth one to victims of the coin swindle. figures behind the attempt suspected they were addre.ss. Prosecutors said the scheme involved a firm called MEN’S SWEATERS under surveillance!- A I \ l \ O l !\C Earlier in the day, 975 Miiii SI. National Investment Publishing Co., which Suter ran Special group, reg. $20-$35 9 .9 9 -1 7 .4 9 O’Neill said he expects dMdMP Plus Many Unadvertised from his home. The company advertised that it would Execution unlikely today fellow Di^mocrats — Marion Moberg, former instructor purchase investment-type coins from clients after MEN’sSvOOL PANTS many of whom supported Mudnsici Specials & Markdowns STARKE, ?’la. — Lawyers for Anthony Antone of organ for Watkins Bros, of 6 Suter evaluated them. Select group, reg. 32.50-$45 16.25-22.49 i B t t A J A w l 00 ftoO b»ow (Ny RvftHRttre fti ml t Foraian Msdy All D&L Stores Closed This Sunday Jan. 29 tor Inventory 555 East Middle Tpke, • Manchester • 249-8611 684-5853 « 1tt3tlMACOIWOIUTXM I non-prolit tounoation « - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Jun. 25, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 25. 1984 - 7 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan Fitts, Editor; OPINION Connecticut Driver rating system In Brief to remain in effect A' J a c k : ‘Dignity’ asked of Walsh By Mark A. Dupuis costs involved in insuring vehicles, A n d e r s o n United Press International while critics question the validity of the Steele will bring back 74 for GOP BRIDGEPORT — Business leaders have urged territories and how they have re­ ousted Police Superintendent Joseph A. Walsh to Washington HARTFORD — The longstanding' mained uimost intact for years. drop his battle for reinstatement before the system M basing auto insurance rates " I ’m still on my own toying with the Marry-Qo-Round Republicans in eastern Con­ • • 1 . ' seat in the legislature — one dispute threatens the economic future of the idea of doing something legislatively,” ■■ f ■ Fairfield County Had a surprise state’s largest city. in parAIn where a driver lives appears necticut will wonder where the Cohen had held for 30 years. safe for at least another year despite said Karsky, who questioned how the for the Panuzio forces. The surprise statement Tuesday by the years have gone — 10 years, to be calls by some legislators for changes. territories remained virtually the Business-Industry Council of the Bridgeport exact — when they break bread THE Y E A R M ARKED the A legislative subcommittee recom­ same for 20 years or more despite Capitol Comments SOME OF THEM were going to Ek»nomic Region, which represents about 700 Tmp* if ^ mended Tuesday that no action on the population shifts and other demogra­ next week in Colchester. debut of U.S. Senator Chris Dodd area companies, came on the sixth day of sit tight for House Speaker FVan system be taken this year, saying more phic changes. For if the scheduled master of and former U.S. Rep. Toby testimony in Walsh’s Superior Court suit seeking Bob Conrad Collins, a favorite son candidate information was needed before law­ However, he admitted he would face ceremonies is up front, they will Moffett on the state political Paying to overturn his forced retirement. from the Danbury area. But when makers could judge the validity of an uphill battle witj)out detailed data be looking at the hardly-changed, scene. Both won U.S. House seats Syndicated Colurrnlst the roll call got to Greenwich, a In a separate but related development, the setting insurance premiums by geogra­ and in convincing lawmakers in trim young man who helped — Dodd from the 2nd Congres­ executive board of the Downtown Council also m ajor defection turned the tide to phical territories. territories with lower premiums to vote make 1974 a vintage year in state voted to support the retirement of Walsh sional District and Moffett from Steele. The first sign was when fora The state insurance Department for a bill that would hike their politics. -the 6th. orchestrated by Mayor Leonard S. Paoletta. expects to complete a multi-year constituents’ insurance premiums in Florence Finney, a highly re­ Paoletta appointed the board. Bob Steele, who ran for gover­ It was also the year of the project to collect data on the territorial an election year. spected state senator, vot^ for Walsh, 67. was forced out by the city polige nor that year, is to handle this Congressional District. Hion battle with his party’s high noble, and short-lived, experi­ president system late this year or early next “ Someone along the line is going to Steele. From then on, it was all board last month after 22 years as police chief. have to decide the justice of it and say. meeting of Grassroots East at Steele says the party needed command, which wanted then- ment in controlling campaign year, too Iqte for action by this year’s over. The 41-year veteran officer had been sharply ’Okay, I ’m going to have to raise my Chestnut Lodge, a rendezvous for "something dramatic’’ to re­ Bridgeport Mayor Nick Panuzio. contributions. Steele and U.S. WASHINGTON — Unlike most Legislature, which adjourns in May. Ironically, Steele had first criticized in a private consultant’s report for his rates,” ’ Karsky said. "That just politicians of both parties and a charge its batteries, so he sup­ Rep. Stewart McKinney of the 4th That meant challenging a leader­ thought of running for the U.S. of the nation’s renters, Presidedt management of the 420-member department. Rep. Gerald Noonan, D-Naugatuck, doesn’t happen.” UPl photo launch pad for countless ported Weicker’s plan to open its ship which included the outgoing Congressional District decided to Senate that year. But when Reagan has an understanding and "T h e Business-Industry Council... is convinced chairman of the Insurance and Real The subcommittee was created to campaigns. primaries to unaffiliated voters. limit them to flOO. After the. Unionized cooks and food service workers demonstrate in front governor, Tom Meskill, and GOP Meskill, who was expected to compassionate landlord — tlfe the community would be best served if former Estate Committee subcommittee, said study the territorial system after the Steele, now 45, is a bigshot But as a traditionalist, he admit­ Superintendent Walsh were to move with dignity lawmakers needed the data before they State Chairman Brian Gaffney. campaign, both said they would seek a second term, decided General Services Administration. committee killed a bill last year to of Yale-New Haven Hospital Tuesday after they walked out on banker in New York City during and pride into retirement,” the group said. could refute the insurance industry’s ted having "m any reservations." It was the year of the Demo­ never try that again. against it. Steele jumped right The president pays for his office eliminate the territorial system and strike. 2 claim the system is reasonable and the week and a country gentle­ A week before a special state crats’ bold experiment in nomi­ As a Republican politician, into the gubernatorial race. space in the White House and tiK required statewide rate-setting. based on valid statistics. Another subcommittee of the insu­ man on quiet weekends back convention approved changing nating a woman, Ella Grasso, for about all that Steele had going for After losing to Mrs. Grasso, annual rent for the East and West ZImIttI motion asks dismissal The fuil committee appeared to rance panel recommended Tuesday no home in Ledyard. His salary is party rules, he told us " I don’t governor. It was to be the last him that year was a respectable Wings covers less and less each Steele changed direction and has HARTFORD — Defense attorneys have sub­ agree with the subcommittee decision, action be taken this year on medical said to be nicely into the six- eagerly endorse it." He doubts hurrah for John M. Bailey, the record during two terms in the Food workers strike been scraping along in recent year of the actual maintenance mitted motions to dismiss charges against two though Rep. Feiix Karsky, D-Hartford, malpractice insurance premiums. figure range. At Dollar-Drydock that it will do much for the GOP U.S. House. That would have veteran state chairman, whc years as a bank president. He has and operating costs. men charged with ordering the abduction and committee co-chairman, said he still The subcommittee was created to in Manhattan, he is the boss. as a political organization. been a regional thing, except that thought the timing was right for never lost the old enthusiasm for But that’s no problem; t^e beating of an organized crime informer. may offer some changes to the rating determine if cancelation of malprac­ at New Haven hospital Steele, in a word, has made it. Steele is also as curious as such a move. He died three he had the good fortune of having politics, however. landlord eats the difference. ; Hartford Superior Court Judge John Brennan system. tice insurance was a problem and many Republicans about months after seeing her a father of the same name. And At the GOP bash in Colchester, ’ The care and maintenance of the reserved decision on the request made Tuesday Under the system, auto insurance determined it was not, said Rep. BUT ASK HIM about politics in Weicker’s real motives. And rates are based in part on where a The collapse of contract talks has percent hourly pay incrases in each 5 inaugurated. Bob Steele the Elder was known Republicans will be looking first family's living quarters and and ordered Frank Zimmitti, 44, of New Britain, Thonias Brunnock, D-Waterbury, who driver lives, with higher premiums prompted 186 food service workers to year of the proposed two-year contract. Connecticut, such as the OOP’s Steele is a product of the year Republicans made history that throughout the land as a top radio ahead to this year’s campaigns. the White House grounds are taken and Louis Cassille, Jr., 48, of Plainville, to return chaired the panei. to court Feb. 2. paid by drivers living in areas where walk off their jobs at Yale-New Haven Meyerson called the hospital's posi­ new directions or Senator Lowell when parties thrashed out their year, too, by nominating the first personality — something he still Some of them, including Steele, care of by the Interior Depart­ However, he said the panel questi­ Zimmitti and Cassille did not enter pleas to the more residents have accidents and oned whether malpractice premiums Hospital in a dispute over health tion “ irresponsible” and said the wage Weicker's future, and he’ll let you differeiRes within their respec- black for the U.S. Senate from is, incidentally. will be looking over their ment.- For cleaning, repairs and charges of first degree kidnaping, tampering whore there are higher costs related to were in line with the claims paid out insurance benefits. demands were fair and comparable to know instantly that he — Steele — tiVeTlMits. Connecticut. Their choice, then- And Steele had a break at the shoulders at that year a decade other services in the two offiqe with a witness and conspiracy to commit first accidents. and needed more time to gather those negotiated \yith some hospitals in is still interested in the game and What a year it was! State Rep. James Brannan of convention. Republicans rotate ' ago and doing some remember­ wings, the GSA collects a degree kidnaping. The insurance industry defends the information before deciding if legisla­ Bill Meyerson, a spokesman for Waterbury, Stamford and Hartford. active in his party. He is. for the roll call by congressional Colchester, had stunned Demo­ ing, too. "standard-level user's charge.” • The two men were charged with planning the system as an accurate reflection of the tion was needed. District 1199 of the New England George Pawlush, Yale-New Haven’s example, fund-raiser for Ronald districts, and it was the 4th's turn STE E LE WON the nomination crats earlier by ousting fellow (Syndicated by The Herald of Internal projections estimate it kidnaping of Michael Nappi on Jan. 7, the day Health Care Employees Union,- said director of public information, said the Reagan’s campaign in the 2nd hospital would continue to negotiate in for governor in a classic conven- townsman Ruby Cohen from his to be first. Delegates down in New Britain.) will cost $1,411,900 to keep the Nappi testified before a grand jury looking into negotiations hit a snag Tuesday when good faith. He said a contingency plan wings in shape this year. But the organized crime in central Connecticut. the hospital proposed cutting its Commission recommends contribution to the union health insu­ will ensure meals and other hospital rent authorized by Congress is only Chief State's Attorney Austin McGuigan said rance plan by 1.5 percent. services are not disrupted by the strike. In Manchester $617,000. That will leave a deficit pf Nappi, who was working with his office’s Special Investigations Unit, was abducted from a New “ Nobody in this day and age can The food service workers are the only $794,000. ■ union employees among more than Britain social club by two men and driven to a two new prisons in state afford potential reductions in medical junkyard off the New Jersey Turnpike. benefits.” Meyerson said. He also cited 4,000 non-supervisory personnel at This if) vuRi aNPRopov. i caN’t cone to Tue ,Yale-New Haven. IN 1982, THE rent deficit was ' He was beaten and told his family would be HARTFORD (U P I) — A commission 1983, the state still needs to build more management’s refusal to approve 7 Keep the curbs PHOMe Ri6HTNow. iF YOU Hav/e a New aRM§ $782,371; in 1981, it was a stiff harmed if he testified further, said McGuigan. studying fSrison overcrowding says the prisons. $962,382. John Rodgers, presided- state should approve construction of "A t some point, we’re going to reach Granite curbs may be the answer. PRopo&aL, OR iF we’Re ar waR or SoMeTriiNG, tial assistant for management Weather doesn’t stop sailors two new prisons to house 1,(KI0 inmates a point of saturation with alterna­ Anti-porn law considered “ Cadillac of the line,” as one The granite curbs, which administration, explained to my even though there has been a decline in tives.” he said. “ We haven’t reached attorney told the Planning town officials admit are the Leave VouR Nane aNo NuMBeR ar rne Tong, associate Tony Capaccio that the M ILFORD — Hardy sailors who seek a the state’s prison population. that point yet, but there are only so The Commission on Prison and Jail to the prurient interest of the average and Zoning Commission Mon­ most expensive of any curb high figure for Reagan’s first year weekend afternoon of racing call it frostbiting, many (inmates) you can take out and WEST HAVEN (UPl) - The city Overcrowding recommended in a put in intensive probation and com­ person. 3NP I ’LL TRY To Ger BacK To You^-Beep— as tenant was made necessary by and those who prefer to stay ashore just describe council has promised to study an day night, but it would not be material, are almost report released Tuesday the state munity release.” ' “ anti-pornography ordinance” submit­ In a letter to the council accompany­ "deferred maintenance" from tlie the sport as "insane.” wise for Manchester to re­ maintenance-free. Experts V. Between November and February, close to 60 immediately build two prisons at a cost The 5.6 percent increase — from ted by the mayor and aimed at keeping ing the 3-page proposal. Minichino said Carter years, when the annudi quire less of developers. say they last more than 100 people set out each Sunday from the Milford of at least $75 million. 4,8865 to 5,136 — was the smallest since a pornographic bookstore from Monday his ordinance tempers the deficits ranged from $125,000 tp Last year the commission recom­ 1977. opening. rights of the pornography merchants Sounding like doomsayers, years, compared to about 40 Yacht Club for fierce competition on Milford $370,741. ; Harbor. As long as the harbor is free of ice and the mended building two new facilities, but The commission said the state shou Id "with the rights of our citizens, both years for concrete curbs and several developers criticized A GSA official said philosophi­ winds are manageable, the group races 9-foot the Legislature failed to act on the build a 500-bed prison for inmates Republican Mayor Lawrence Min- adult and chldren, to be free from such J the granite curb requirement just 10 years for asphalt cally that "there will always be Dyer Dhows. proposal. sentenced to long terms and a 500-bed ichino’s proposal would ban the distri­ obscene materials." this week, blaming it and curbs. some winners and some losers-'’ “ Some people say we’re insane but we enjoy William H. Carbone, the commis­ jail for short-term and pretrial in­ bution and sale of materials deter­ The proposed store is part of a chain mined to be “ patently offensive.” run by Reuben Struman of Ohio, the among the government tenants it,” said David Lay, 72, of Milford, who has raced sion's chairman, said although pro­ mates. By the year 2000, the commis­ other subdivision rules for the If the PZC decides to ease grams that diverted offenders out of sion said, 730 of the state Department of It conforms to the state’s new nation’s largest pornography wholes­ that occupy GSA-managed build­ sailboats since 1928 and joined the local club when high cost of single-family the curb requirements, it’s it was formed more than lo.years ago. prisons helped hold the increase in the Correction’s 4,200 beds will be obscenity statute, which says material aler. according to the Jackson News­ ings in the Washington area. papers. housing in Manchester. Their likely that the town would Frostbiters in Milford race solo using about 25 number of inmates to 5.6 percent in outdated. is obsene if, taken as a whole, it appeals One problem, from GSA’s point face high repair bills in the boats assigned by lottery. Rotating assignments warnings about the difficulty of view, is that it must give its of providing affordable hous­ future. It’s better to avoid keep people from tinkering with boats to make White House tenant extra-fancy them faster, said the group’s fleet captain, Don Hearing to decide ing are valid, but we don’t those problems by doing the service. A recent internal audit by A Blanchard, 61, of Cheshire. think cheaper curbs are the job right. GSA’s inspector general points on Schuss’ status out, “ services such as those Parents prompt drug arrest Introducing television performed by interior designer^, WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - A Hartford Superior BRIDGEPORT — Complaints of alleged drug personal services and movers are Court hearing today may decide whether the deals by parents of high schobi students has ... and the ducks above the standard level of service 17-year-old Jewish youth accused of setting four arson that improves your life prompted the arrest of a 24-year-old man and the that GSA -provides” to its less fires in the Jewish community is tried as an adult. seizure of 10 pounds of marijuana worth $12,000, It seems a little ridiculous duck shelters proposed by illustrious renters. Barry Dov Schuss, 17, is charged with setting fires police said. between Aug. 11 and Sept. 19 at .the Young Israel of each and every day. N that town officials are 'so Raymond Damato at Sunny- For example, in 1982 the salaries Haven Small pf Bridgeport was arrested concerned about an apart­ for two designers and three “ ser­ West Hartford synagogue, the home of Rabbi Solomon brooke Village. Now, the Monday at his apartment and charged with Krupka of Young Israel, the Emmaneul synagogue vicers" totaled $120,000; another possession of marijuana with intent to sell, ment owner’s plans to build town Health Department is and the home of Rep. Joan Kemler, D-West Hartford. $110,000 to $150,000 was budgeted possession of marijuana and possession of duck shelters on his property entering the picture. Schuss surrendered to police last month and his for the salaries of four movers. It narcotic paraphernalia, police said. near the Hockanum River. The ducks probably will attorney, John F. Droney Jr., has requested he be also costs GSA $40,000 a year to piit Police also arrested Nadina . Ditta, 22, of tried as a youthful offender. First, the Planning and Mamaroneck, N.Y., on the same charges and survive, with or without Da- up and take down the flags If Judge John D. Brennan grants the request at the Zoning Commission got in­ RflCKV MT/4. Lazzaro Petruzzella, 25, of Bridgeport, with mato’s^helters. But it doesn’t NE.U15-NEA required for state visits, and 10 a.m. hearing, the trial would be closed and all court volved because regulations another $4,000 for “ packing 6f possession of marijuana. make sense to prohibit the Police seized about $900 in cash in the raid along documents would remain sealed, as they have been presidential gifts, packing mate­ since Droney made the request. require town approval for the structures. with the marijuana. .As a youthful offender, Schuss would face a rials and storage.” Police said they received more than 20 The biggest problem the land­ complaints from parents of area high school maximum penalty of three years for each count. If tried as an adult, tha maximum sentence would be 20 lord has is Congress, which de­ students that their children were buying drugs in years on each charge. Send letters to: crees what the Office of the Bridgeport during the investigation of the The Hartford Courant reported Tuesday Schuss had The Manchester Herald, President may pay for rental of the operation, which they termed "pretty Open Forum/Aeader’s Views planned to set four more fires in the affluent elaborate” . Herald Square, two office wings. For 1983, Con­ community, including the Greater Hartford Jewish Information was obtained from high school Manchester, C T, 06040 gress set the rent at $13.22 per Community Center on Bloomfield Avenue. students arrested in Bridgeport on marijuana square foot, the GSA report noted, The information will be made public in court charges about the alleged drug sales, police said. but the actual maintenance and documents Wednesday if Brennan rejects Schuss’ would like to think that scions of and its only concession to modern call from a man who was irate Sion spot which likens a car driven operations cost was $30.51 per application for youthful offender status. Beware! the old. closed-door Republican times is that its leaders play gutter because he had been arrested and by a drunk to a loaded pistol aimed square foot. ^ Toll death hearing closed families would realize that their politics? fined under Connecticut’s new law at the viewer. To the Editor: BRIDGEPORT — A hearing,'was scheduled parents’ proprietary attitudes led which makes it a misdemeanor to Any policeman can tell you that AND THOUGH THE White today to consider evidence against a North t ASTROIOGY t to the Democratic dominance Robert J. Smith drive while "impaired” by alcohol. some of the most dangerous House has been asked for another NOTICE Independent voters, beware! Carolina truck driver charged in the deaths of here, but apparently that is not so. 43 Harvard Road This indignant gentleman felt he drivers are those-who can manage $1.85 per square foot this year, that seven women and children in a fiery crash last I HOROSCOPE t Probate Court is open The sincerity of Manchester Re­ Independent voters thus have should not have been punished for to stay in their lanes and avoid won't shave much off the actual January at the Stratford Tolls. t READINGS * for conferences with the 2 publican Town Committee leaders good cause to steer clear of the driving with an alcohol blood level instant identification as drunk, but expense, which is expected to Superior Court Judge James Bingham was to judge from 6:30 P.M. to about opening the party is phony. BY mis. LOU t 8 P.M . on Thursday cosmetically changed party here of only .08 percent, a condition whose judgment and reflexes are climb to $30.97. rule on a request by lawyers for Charles Kluttz, Even now, 207 years after the nights. ApjMintments •— it is still the same party that for which occurred after he drank a so impaired that they are virtually GSA auditors faulted the agency 36, of Cooleemee, N.C., that the hearing be closed Republic was founded, the local to prevent the airing of evidence that might later ■it ADVICE ON AUPMBlEMSt suggested. Night good reason has lost the town few beers. He-was not drunk, he time bombs on the highway, for increasing the cleaning st^f Republicans still have not got the be excluded in the trial. ran *rpourmtMT CALL telephone number: 647- elections for ten or more years. But said. He had been taken to a police unable to react effectively to road for the White House wings from 62 hang of democracy. Meet tonight Attorney John Gulash had argued that Kluttz * 643-6686 * 3227. there is a present-day phenomenon station after an accident, given a conditions and other vehicles, to 77 — “ a quarter more peop4e j L IN MMiCNaTCN ¥ Voters at the caucus contests could not get a fair trial if all evidence was OMM DAN.V ^ William E. FitzGerald that die-hard party members sobriety test, and fined for driving I hardly need to mention the than needed" — between April and this week had to vote for organiza­ To the Editor; released, regardless of whether it might be .hidtre of Probate shrink from. while impaired. additional problem of alcohol- July last year. "The staff increase i '/i prlM with Ihli Id t tion slate people or their votes admissable. 5 Party spokesmen show attitudes I admit to being one of the chief impaired drivers falling asleep at does not appear reasonable due.lo W itlrlrlfk'k-tfti’klr-k could have been rejected by the The Boiton Board of Selectmen that turn people off politics — sponsors and promoters of this new the wheel on their way home late at the recent reduction in the number moderators. Inner circle,but ille­ have arranged a public meeting witness the large turnover of legislation. And I am proud of it night. of buildings cleaned by GSA stpff Introducing Lifetime, cable tele­ pidneers: Daytime and Cable gal “party rules” enforced by with the Department of Transpor­ Shampoo out stalwarts and loyalists these cau­ It’s about time we took concerted, I would like to believe that assigned to the White Hoqse hand-picked moderators, de­ tation at the request of several ^ T ^ I^ N E E D A CHANGE? vision guaranteed to bring useful Health Network. They’ve joined cus elections. We’ve seen alto­ firm and forceful action against someday our children and grand­ District Office,” the IG noted. for over-40 manded that voters record votes Bolton residents and the Eastern information to everyone from to bring you exciting program­ gether too many phony issues in one of the most destructive types of children will be safe on our : SKILLMAN. N.J. 'ir id C ^ PERK UP WITH A NEW PERM for a full slate from the nominees. Connecticut Citizen Action Group. Also, for several months in 1982 the last few years; too many behavior in our society. highways. We, our families, our (UPI) — A manufacturer homebodies to world travelers. ming that will keep you informed This made it next to impossible for Mr. Joseph Obara from the the troublesome tenant refused to ^ PERM SPECIAL *35 vicious attacks on people, made D O T. will be at Bolton Town Hall I would likeyour readers to know friends and our neighbors should pay the $32,400 salary of a known for its infant care Our experts and celebrities cover on the issues important to you. Pro­ any leadership nominee to lose, no " products is looking for an WITH THIS AD now thru februaI^ out of whole cloth, such as in the tonight Jan. 25 at 7:30 p.m. to that if they drive after drinking, be protected from those who drive paper-shredded operator and matter how much support a rank older audience. _Afis n r r Run ctwi r luni iinrn everything from physical fitness gramming on relationships, health, probate election; too many cam­ they may be exposed to prosecu­ while drunk or impaired by alco­ $35,000 for the White House brief­ CUT AND STYLE INCLUDED and file aspirant had. The only explain the latest design plan for The newest product paign lies; too much intra-party tion and punishment even though hol. The lack of a conscious Regulariy $45 to gourmet cooking. fashion; programming that will rank and file person elected won Bolton Notch. ing room electrician and “ the ' from Johnson & Johnson backbiting. they may not be drunk by the legal intention to kill does not make the with any of our operators only because of the courageous This meeting is of great impor­ standby elevator operator,” is a shampoo designed for Lifetime is the product of two improve your life all day, every Robert Faucher, who acts some­ definition of .10 percent alcohol in victims of auto accidents any less defection of a single machine tance to not only residents of women of 40 and older. what as a conscience of the the blood. A new offense on the law dead or any less crippled. of cable television’s programming day. That’s our Lifetime guarantee. voter. Bolton, but to the commuters who “ With age. the struc­ Democratic Party, occasionally books is "driving while impaired” i If nothing else, the lowered ture of hair changes, and It is only a few years since the pass through Bolton Notch daily. directs his editorial letters to the and it provides fines up to $99 for alcohol threshold under the new Letters policy shampoos that were per­ state legislature forced the Repub­ topic of the Republican Party in driving with between .07- and fect at 20 may be totally Edith H. Petersen "driving while impaired” law The Manchester lican Town Committee to give up town. It startles me that his letters .099-percent alcohol in the blood. Herald inappropriate at 50,” said ‘'Specializing in Precision Bolton should at least raise the conscious­ welcomes letters its absolute self-perpetuation to the product director Kathy on this topic, intended to be No longer does a driver have to be ness of all Connecticut drivers — editor. Haircutting & Permanent procedure. Apparently, the com­ scathing, do not paint a sufficiently dead drunk in order to be prose­ and others who drive through our Whitlock. mittee has not made much pro­ Letters should be brief and She said Af/inity sham­ Waving" bad picture. cuted. An ounce of prevention is state — of the terrible dangers of to the point. They should be gress since. poo is based on research Lifetime. Both of us would agree that the worth a pound of cure. driving on the highways if they typed or neatly hand-written showing aging hair shafts C0K Not only is there improper town would be best served if there There is a common misconcep­ don’t have full control over them­ and, for ease in editing! CbxCobte , .. manipulation of caucus voting but Impaired often become brittle and 646-6400 , was a Republican Party that could tion that all drunken drivers are, selves or their vehicles. should be double-spaced. stiff, while natural oils Grwotwr Hortfora.lnc. it is the next generation of the old HAIR STYLING compete constructively. But how easily spotted as they weave The Herald reserves the decrease and hair starts elitist, closed-door leaders which is right to edit letters in the fo r Mon & Women Coming February. I s ^ can the party do well and attract To the Editor- recklessly down the road — a Edith Prague to lose luster and shine. involved in implementing the interests of brevity, clarity' irdependents when its organiza­ misconception unfortunately pro­ State Representative , The newproduct comes in impromptu 'our parly" rules One and taste. 7. II and 15-ounce OPEN TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY tional methods change glacially Recent ly I received a telephone moted by the public-service televi- Eighth District Channel 10 containers. t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesduy, Jun. 25, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jun 25, 1984 - » Obituaries T O W Il S60kS b ld S lAST 3 DAYS Jottph D. Sposito Sr. SPORTS Joseph D. Sposito Sr.. S9, of for aerial maps Hartford, died Tuesday at St. Francis Hospital and Medical By Kathy Garmus road maps by Nov. 1. Optional Center. He was the brother of John Herald Reporter maps must be completed by 1988, AL SIEFFERTS J. Sposito of Manchester. according to the proposal. He also leaves three daughters. The town has begun soliciting Kandra has estimated that the Whalers, Canadiens in wild 7-7 deadlock Mary Beth DelGaudio of Daniel­ bids for a townwide aerial map­ mapping program would cost the son. Linda Jyikka of Enfield, and ping survey which Public Works town $70,000 for the current fiscal Mondou scored at 11:59 of the third Rita Sorgio of Colchester; two Director George A. Kandra last year. $44,000 next year and $155,000 MONTREAL (UPI) - Hartford here, but we're still showing days. What do we do? Come out flat building." Quenneville and Mike Zuke took WAREHOUSE SALE coach Jack Evans and Montreal period to bring the Canadiens to sons. Joseph D. Sposito Jr. of week said could cost the town as for the 1985-86 fiscal year. How­ signs," said Evans, whose club has and give away the puck." Center Ron Francis, who advantage of miscues by Larry within 7-6. Gainey sent the game Crystal River. Fla., and Michael much as $269,000 over three years. ever, he said continuing to use counterpart Bob Berry could cer­ three ties and three losses in its last Bobby Smith, who scored twice notched a pair of third-period goals Robinson and rookie Alfie Tur- tainly sympathize with each other. into the extra five-minute session F. Sposito of Hartford; two sisters. The bid proposal released today existing maps would be a costly six games. "A ll we need is that one for Montreal to raise his season to give Hartford a short- lived 7-5 cotte, respectively, to give the Mary A. Sposito of Hartford and UP TO 40% OFF "• »" Their teams played to a wild 7-7 victory to get us going." total to 23 goal, readily admitted lead, was impressed by Montreal's Whalers a 3-1 lead after the first when he blasted a shot into the far calls for aerial flight and ground alternative. Rita Fote of West Hartford; and control maps, planimetric maps on tie Tuesday night and the result Berry was not so easily consoled. the contest wasn't a classic. resilience. period. corner past Hartford goalie Greg Maps currently used by the town four grandchildren. a scale of one inch to 100 feet and left the Whalers still searching for “ Our overall play was discou­ "Too bad my two goals did not Despite a four-goal rally by Millen. assessor and the planning, engi­ The funeral will be Thursday at town road maps on scales of one their first ever win at the Forum raging," he said, noting his club "I'v e never seen such a crazy help us win the game, but both Moontreal — in which Smith. Ryan neering, and sewer and water 9; 15 a.m. at D'Esopo Wethersfield inch to 1.000 feet and one inch to 400 and the Canadiens seeking held a 5-3 edge in the second period. game,” he said. "W e just weren’t teams were giving away the puck Walter, Guy Lafleur and Guy Hartford returns home Thurs­ Chapels. 277 Folly Brook Blvd.. feet. departments are based on a flight answers. "When you're leading by two ready for them at the start. all night," he said. "1 really Carbonneau supplied the fire­ day night for a date at the Civic done in the 1960s and are no longer Wethersfield, with a mass of Other maps, including topogra­ Montreal left winger Bob Gainey goals, you don’t expect to lose. We “ But, pyschologically, it was a thought that we had them tonight. power — the Whalers got goals Center against the Winnipeg Jets, accurate, Kandra has said. Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. phic maps and utility overlays, are scored his 10th goal of theyearwith knew how important this game big point for us. They're trailing us But you have to give the Canadiens from Blaine Stoughton and Bob looking for their first win in seven 1:01 remaining to play day night to Lawrence O'Toole Church. Hart-' optional under the bid proposal. iTie mapping must be done was. You have to be strong and tiding to get into the playoffs. credit because they kept coming Crawford near the end of the games. The Whalers then have a help the Canadiens salvage the ford. Burial will be in Mount St. Bids will be opened in the office before the spring foliage comes defensively against Hartford. We still have a lead on them. They back." second period to tie the score 5-5. home-and-home series with the overtime deadlock. Benedict Cemetery. Bloomfield. of the director of General Services out, Kandra said, when views "But I don't what the problem is. haven’t beaten us all year, and Hartford rookie Sylvain Turgeon After Francis pulled Hartford in Quebec Nordiques. Saturday in "W e still haven't won a game Friends may call at the funeral on Feb. 14 at 11 a.m. The bidder to would be obscured. The maps are We worked hard in practice for two they’ve never won in this scored on a power play and Joel front with his two goals. Pierre Quebec and Sunday in Hartford home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 whom the contract is awarded needed by the town assessor for a p.m. must complete the and aerial flight townwide property re-evaluation and ground control maps before which is scheduled to begin in CLOSED In Memoriam May 15 and the planimetric and October 1985. In loving memory of Lillian Gilman, who passed away January WEDNESDAY AT 5:00 Mid-season hoop report 25th. 1981. Kennelly opposing cuts Mid-season, in some cases, is a time of •Although you're an angel of heaven reflection. It is when coaches can take a step back now. to prepare for the and review what has happened during the And we are so far apart in support coiiection aid beginning stretch. Your sweet and loving memory. Thoughts Will live forever deep inside our By Tom Towslee THE PRE-SEASON ASPIRATIONS of East ApLENty hearts. and only about half of the 8.4 Catholic were lofty. The Eagles, however, landed Herald Washington Bureau million women awarded child We'll meet again some day we LAST 3 DAYS OF OUR with a resounding thud in their first 10 games, Len Auster know. support receive full court-ordered winning just three times. It is their worst start WASHINGTON — Rep. Barbara Sports Editor Until we do. we'll treasure you payments and 25 percent receive ever. East may have begun to shake out of its Kennelly, D-Conn., joined with the nothing at all. always. doldrums last Friday with a one-point double nation's governors, state legisla­ Kennelly, along with New Jersey tors and three Senate Republicans overtime win over St. Paul, but it is too early to Sadly missed by: Gov. Thomas Kern, Wisconsin WAREHOUSE SALE tell. Tuesday in opposing Reagan ad­ House Speaker Thomas Loftus and Children and Why the stumbling start? East coach Jim are just about where Coach Doug Pearson ministration efforts to cut back Sens. Orrin Hatch of Utah, Paula Grandchildren. Penders is blunt in his appraisal. anticipated. federal money used by states to Hawkins of Florida and Nancy "W e’re had jealousies and self-centeredness " I thought we would be up and down and we collect child support payments. Kassebaum of Kansas, said the In Loving Memory of that has hindered us becoming a winning team ." have been," he said. 'We re sort of predictable. I President Reagan is seeking to money is needed to assure states he candidly evaluated. “ It’s not one or two people hoped for a better record. 7 and 3 or 8 and 2. but My Mother reduce by 5 percent the $500 million continue collection efforts and either. That’s why we're losing." he added. remember we've lost three games by a total of Alice Heibler that goes to states to administer keep children of single-parent Penders hopes the jealousies, the gnawing that five points." Today is January 24th and you child support enforcement pro­ homes off welfare. divides rather than unites individuals, can be put have been gone a year. grams and replace it with a limited That includes last Friday s 47-46 overtime los.s aside. "W e're working on it. By winning the close But in my mind and Heart. system that allocates money based "The bottom line is the child­ SEE A U to Windham on the road, where victories are SPECIAL one last Friday, maybe that will help us.” tough to come by. You are still here. on the success of the states' ren," said Kennelly, a member of East's schedule hasn't helped. It’s been You were at my house Friday, collection efforts. the Ways and Means Committee, T H E U IlS T " I feel we're right on schedule. I feel we ll still Since 1976 the federal govern­ who shepherded legislation SAVINGS Murderer’s Row with contests against Holy Cross be a pretty good team ," Pearson said. "I feel our Then 1 got the call Monday that of Waterbury, St. Bernard (twice). South you had died. ment paid 75 percent of state through the House. “ I think one of MOVIES AT inexperience has shown at critical times and Catholic, Aquinas and Notre Dame of West. ‘ 'You And now 1 hurt so much inside. administrative costs. That was cut the reasons why we have been so that’s why we haven't won some of the close ON r"- have to look at the opposition," Penders said. games." Because 1 never had the chance to to 70 percent last year. The House successful is that we believe — HOME! THURS.DTN 9:30-9:00 "You look at the top 15 (in the unofficial schoolboy say goodbye. passed its child support legislation whether we are Democrats or HUGE poll) and six of our seven losses have been to AND THE OTHERS? So now I sit and think of you last fall by a vote of 422-0. The bill, Republicans — that children don't VIDEO them. And two of those losses were in overtime (to each and every day. a major issue of the congressional have a political party." Cheney Tech is winless after 10 games. It has FRI. 9:30-8:00 South and Holy Cross) and those were tough had multiple problems oT putting the ball in the And yet I know you have no more women's caucus, requires states to SELEOnONOF Health and Human Services TAPE losses to bounce back from.” basket — even from the free throw line — and pain. provide for mandatory withhold­ Secretary Margaret Heckler Improvement on offense is an area that is handling pressure. That's been taken away. ing from the wages of parents VIDEO TAPES! '»* praised the House-passed bill, but needed. "W e have to bp more of a team and also Scoring points has been the biggest shortcom­ But I'll go on Loving and missing behind in child support payments. RECORDERS SAT. 9:30-5:00 offered a series of amendments get balanced inside-outside' Before we’ve had too you. There is an estimated $4 billion ing of the Manchester High girls' squad. Coach aimed at cutting back federal much of a perimeter game. If we can do that, we'll Steve Armstrong has said this year's team plays With each passing day. in payments in arrears each year involvement. be a better offensive team," Penders said. the best defense of any of the five squads he's I miss you so very much, mom. NEVER BEFORE...... AND NEVER AGAIN, WILL "W e’ve been very inconsistent offensively. We guided. But pure and simple,, the Indians have Your daughter, haven't executed at all for a good part of the been anemic offensively. They’re averaging ju.st Linda PRICES BE THIS LOW. WE GUARANTEE IT! Herald photos by Pinto games.” 39.6 points per game in going 3-8. Michelle Building unit approves Is there hope? Morianos is averaging 11.1 points buut the next East Catholic's Liz Palmer (22) splits night at the Eagles' Nest. Palmer netted "There has to be a total turnaround in highest is Heather Hohenthal at only 5.8 per between South Windsor defenders 10 points but they weren't enough in individual and team attitude," Penders said. outing. That's not enough. Calls minor changes at MHS Katie McTeague (left) and Sue Warner Eagle loss. "Hopefully we can do that. I ’m not Sigmund Armstrong's crew is going to have to put the (10) in non-conference game Tuesday Freud, but I'm trying my darndest to straighten ball in the well if it hopes to make a second-half out the differences." run and qualify for post-season play for the fifth The Town Building Committee the internal telephone system," Penders, in his seventh year, believes part of Tuesday night approved several Kuehl said, explaining that the year in a row. Manchester the blame was his pre-season hype of his team. minor changes to work on the $5,5 telephone numbers would corres­ Coventry has been winning with defense, “ Maybe 1 built them up too much," he speculates. Tuesday, 6:46 a.m. — medical million renovation project at Man­ pond to room numbers. yielding just 36.0 points per game in going 9-1 call, 14 Agnes St, (Paramedics). Scholastic basketball roundup "M aybe I put too much pressure on them." through the first half of the year. And Bolton has chester High School. Kuehl said it is common in Tuesday. 10:51 a.m. — medical Members of the adult community should take been competitive in several outings only to come The changes, which were re­ renovation projects for architects call, 3Goslee Drive (Paramedics). partial credit for Penders' pre-season rhetoric. up short. The Bulldogs at 2-9 have shown plenty of quested by both school personnel or customers to request such Tuesday, 11:48 a.m. — motor They criticized him a year ago for being too and the architect, included a changes. bark, but not enough bite. They did bite Vinal vehicle accident, 514 Wetherell St. SAIE! negative in his outlook. This year he went the Tech Tuesday night, 58-46, for their second win in change in the wiring of a safely "As you get things in place, you other way. (Tow n ). switch in one of the classrooms, Owen leads late surge four outings. They've been competitive, at least find that something doesn't work," Tuesday, 4:37 p.m. — water call, EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD You can’t win for losing. \ committee member Donald K. he said. 330 Broad St. (Town). THE M ID-YEAR REPO RT isn't always rosy Kuehl said. Kuehl said that the' project, EVERY VIDEO RECORDER, Tuesday, 5:16 p.m. — electrical AND WHAT ABOUT Manchester? For some, the future doesn't hold much beyond The safety switches allow a which was begun in 1981, is nearing hazard, 225 Hollister St, (Eighth EVERY COLOR TV - B A W TV ...M Uft be foM! _ The Indians. 6-4 at the halfway point following what's already occurred. teacher to turn off the power completion. Some painting, refin­ District). as Bolton slams Vinal -Tuesday's postponement against Prince Tech, But for others there is hope. supply to a room -when he or she ishing of corridor doors, tile work Tuesday, 6:45 p.m. — medical EVERY STEREO & HI-FI ...m usf bo sold! leaves so that none of the equip­ and electrical work still'needs to be call, 1-86 westbound near exit 94 ment can be operated, Kuehl said. completed, he said. (Eighth District, Paramedics). MIDDLETOWN - With senior "They’re getting better. We’re Owen, who sat out much of the However, in one of the classrooms, "Generally, it's winding down," EVERY REFRIGERATOR ...Hiasl be sold! Tuesday, 7:17 p.m. — medical Keith Owen scoring nine of his coming along a little bit," Bolton third quarter because of foul the switch also shut off the heat, he he said. “ A lot of the little details call. 64H Rachel Road (Eighth game-high 17 points in the fourth coach Dave Leete said of his team. difficulties, came off the bench to said. have to be wrapped up." EVERY WASHER - DRYER . . . must be sold! District, Paramedics). quarter Tuesday night, Bolton "W e ’re trying to get them to be lead the fourth period surge for Celtics remain hottest club The committee also agreed to Kuehl said no completion date Tuesday, 7:35 p.m. — service High turned back Vinal Tech, consistent.” Bolton. In addition to his 17 points. install “ surgesuppressors," which has yet been established. How­ call, 185 Woodbridge St. (Eighth EVERY ELEC. & GAS RANGE...nust be fold! 58-46, in Charter Oak Conference Owen had 20 rebounds. Senior Alex would protect computers from ever, he said the committee hopes D istrict). action here. Bolton led by five, 14-9, after the 2orba added 16 rebounds. “ We had damage from transient electrical to meet soon with the contractor — EVERY DISHWASHER ...m ust be soid! The win was Bolton's second of first period. Vinal clqsed to within a lot of missed shots and second in NBA whipping Cavs^ pulses, Kuehl said. Tuesday, 8:12 p.m — service Custom Concepts of Simsbury — to the season against nine losses. The three at the half and to within one and third attempts that didn’t And the committee approved a call, 33 Horton Road (Eighth set such a date. Bulldogs’ conference record is 2-7. after three quarters, but Bolton drop,” Leete said. numbering system for classrooms EVERY MICROWAVE OVEN ...m ast be fold! District) Kuehl said that disruption to Vinal is 1-7 in the COC and 1-8 outscored the Hawks, 20-9, in the Senior Mai Ferguson had 13 RICHFIELD, Ohio (U PI) -.T h e and decided to number the class­ classes has been minimal through­ overall. final period to claim the victory. points for Bolton, and Zorba had 11. Tuesday, 10:53 p.m. — electrical rooms with plastic plates rather Boston Celtics are the hottest team out the project. He said that ^ EVERY PORTABLE CASSEUE RADIO.,.. m ust be SOld Frank James and Kent Pope had 15 in the NBA. and they reminded the panel fire, 24 Glendale Road than painted numbers, he said. although some classes have had to and 12 points respectively for Cleveland Cavaliers of that fact (Tow n). "That will allow us to complete move, none have been canceled. And during thi$ $ale, well give you the Vinal. Tuesday night. Bolton’s next game is at home same fine service we always give. Free, fast Friday night against Rocky Hill "Things were in our favor," Boston coach K.C. Jones said delivery. And a choice of paying with yourj BOLTON (58) — Ferguson 4 5-6 Two arrested Hawaii drawing: 13, Owen 8 1-2 17. Sheetz 0 5-6 5, Tuesday night after his Celtics rolled to a 118-97 victory over the Master, Visa or Low Monthly Pay^eiit Plan. Richardson 1 0-1 2. Haloburdo 20-0 4, Zorba 5 1-4 11, Carpenter 3 0-0 6. Cavs. "Our guys are just playing First week names Charge Totals 23 12-19 58. good." in drug raid V IN A L TECH (46) - Pope 5 2-7 "Larry (Bird) was hitting good. Here is a list of names drawn in the first week of 12, Bruzik 2 3-6 7, Winzer 2 1-2 5. Robert (Parish) was hitting the the "Win a Trip for Two to Hawaii" contest, James 7 1-115, Young20-04, Tyler boards and we were running our Two Manchester residents were arrested on drug sponsored by Connecticut Travel Services and Microwave’s from 188«> 0 1-1 1, Perry 1 0-0 2. Totals 19 8-17 break w ell." added Jones, whose charges Tuesday night following a police raid on a Manchester merchants: 46. team has won four straight and 24 Center Street apartment, police said today. Kevin Humphrey (3) — Manchester of their last 28. Andreas Lorenzen (1) — Manchester Color Television’s from 198«o E C girls lose After the Celtics took a 29-23 lead Randall G, Crawford, 30, of 617D Center St., and C. Vincent Sheehan (1) — East Hartford East Catholic went into a deep Cheryl Ann Crawford, 31, of 18 Hartland Road, were Mike Haberern (2) — Manchester at the end of one quarter, the Cavs free Tuesday night, scoring only each charged with possession of more than four Leonard Bjorkman (1) — Bolton got the first two points of the 25” Color T.V’s from 42800 two points in the third quarter, and ounces of marijuana, possession of cocaine, posses­ Gordon,T. Filbig (5) — Vernon second period. But the Celtics sion of drug paraphernalia and operating a drug Carol Beecher (3) — Bolton went on to drop a 47-34 decision to outscored Cleveland 16-2 in the South Windsor in girls' basketball factory. Lee Ziemak (1) — Manchester 29900 next four minutes, with guards Refrigerators from action at the East gym. Joe Swensson Jr. (1) — Manchester Quinn Buckner getting seven The loss dropped East's record points and Danny Ainge six during According to police, the arrest was the culmination John Edward Wil.son (1) — Manchester to 3-9. South Windsor is-5-5. the spurt. of a six-week investigation begun on a tip from an Dorothy S. Roberts (1) — Manchester 23800 East's poor shooting in the third informant. Police obtained a search warrant Tuesday E.J. Libera (1) — Manchester Ranges from "Buckner was awesome defen­ quarter, combined with good free and raided Crawford's apartment about 10:30 p.m. Richard J. Luko (1) — East Hartford sively and setting up the offense." throw shooting by South Windsor, N.A. LaPenla (1) — Manchester 3 8 8 0 0 Jones said. “ He had a fabulous turned a five-point halftime lead Inside they found the Crawford and three visitors Arlene Robinson (2) — Manchester Video Recorders from game tonight. When Buckner and for South Windsor into a 12-point playing cards at the kitchen table, police said. The Dean Sullivan (1) — Rocky Hill Ainge went in they just took over. advantage. group had around them a nearly empty plastic bag, a Russell Storbs (1) — Coventry "It was like the Indianapolis 500 device used for snorting cocaine, and assorted drug Dishwashers from 27900 South Windsor’s Sue Warner was UPI photo Mr. and Mrs. Richard McMahon ( 1 ) with Quinn in there." paraphernalia, police said. Manchester the game's top scorer with 14 The Cavs. trailing 65-42 at Boston center Robert Parish ((X)) tires to hold onto the points. Liz Palm er and Carolynn Robert C. Henrickson (1) — Manchester halftime, played the Celtics on basketball as he’s jostled from behind by Cleveland’s Phil A police spokesman said the charge of operating a DelSignore had 10 each for East. Debbie Ryan (1) — Manchester PLUS HUNDREDS OF OTHER even terms for the first six minutes drug factory was lodged because police found Chris Raffin had 12 rebounds for Hubbard in NBA action. Connie Giacopassi (1) — Manchester ol the third period with each team evidence that drugs were being altered or processed the Eagles. A. Slogesky (5) — Manchester scoring 13 points. But then the in the apartment. In the junior varsity game. East James N. Leber (1) — Manchester Celtics ran off 11 unanswered Boston we must play smarter, notched its third win of the season, son with 17 points, Dennis Juhnsoi. Police also seized about four and a half ounces of Fred Beecher (4) — Bolton A l S ie | | | ^ 'iJ points and opened up a 95-57 lead faster and with more desire. with eight. Buckner with 10 and 37-35. Andrea Ryan stole the ball Arthur Kehl (1) — Bolton with 3:12 left in the third period. suspected marijuana, which would be worth $800, and with 10 seconds remaining, drove “ I'm just going to get away from Ainge with 14 — outscored the William Hally (1) — Manchester The Boston starting five was it for a while. When we come back $1,000 in cash, they said. At police headquarters police the length of the floor and scored Cleveland backcourt 49-22. Leon Gagnon (1) — Manchester rested for the evening at that point we'll make some changes — not found five checks totaling over $1,000 in Crawford's SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER Tong Torm the winning basket. "We really wanted to push the Barry Robinson (1) — Manchester and Cleveland, inserting four trades, but we’ll give some others a possession. ^ East will play St. Paul at home ball up." said Buckner. "We Lillian Slogesky (1) — Manchester VISA APPLIANCES • VIDEO • AUDIO • TELEVISION Bank rookies, outscored the Celtics 30-17 chance to play." Thursday night at 7 p.m. thought that our bench strength Crawford was later released after posting a $2,000 E C. Marco (1) — Vernon in the fourth period. While Bird was leading all would carry us. " 445 Hartford Rd., Manchester Financing East's Carolynn DelSignore (20) releases two-handed SOUTH WINDSOR (47) - cash bond and Cheryl Crawford was released on a Harriet M. Sheehan U ) — East Hartford "I'm not so sure we can forget scorers with 24 points on 8-14 from Cliff Robinson paced the Cavs Keeney St. Exit Off 1-84 overhead pass despite the presence of Bobcats' Lisa Warner 5 4-12 14, Sielitzsky 1 2-5 4. $1,000 non-surety bond. Both were ordered to appear Raymond Vasalonus (1) — Manchester it. " said Cleveland coach Tom the field'in 24 minutes of action, with 19 points and nine rebounds MON. THURS. TIL 9. FRI TIL H 6 4 7 - 9 9 9 7 McTeague 2 4-4 8, Provost 0 0-0 0, Mnnd.iy in .Manchester Superior Court. Kerns (22) and Kathy Provost (12) in girls' hoop action at Nissalke. whose team has lost ^ston's quartet of guards — Parish grabbed nine of the fe llie s R.J. Quintal (1) — Manchester TUES , WED , SAT. TIL 5 The three visitors were not charged. ^ A47-9998 East. Please turn to page 10 seven straight games. "Against including sfarters Gerald Hender­ 44 rebounds f - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan 25. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 25, 1984 - ll_ NBA roundup I College basketball roundup Knicks up to Sixers’ challenge Huskies host New Hampshire Florida becoming power broker CTORRS — University of Connecticut basket- M ll team, after six straight games against Big By United Press International same for a 95- 88 lead with 4:56 scored 30 for Chicago. averaging 23.3 points. He played East foes, returns to the Field House here tonight just 34 seconds of the fourth remaining. The Knicks took a Rockets 118, Warriors 98 Bv Fred Lief At Houston. Ralph Sampson had to face New Hampshire at 8 p.m. in a NEW YORK - The New York quarter because of a sprained 106-95 lead on Rory Sparrow's noiiKX>nference game. UPl Sports Writer Knicks knew what kind of game to ankle but wasn't much of a factor 3-pointer field goal with 1:15 left. 23 points. 15 rebounds and 8 The Wilikats come in with a 7-6 record while the expect from the Philadelphia 76ers Trent Tucker added 18 points for blocked shots to power the Rockets anyway, managing four points in Huskies will ^ out to improve their 10-5 overall The University of Florida is fast becoming one of the Tuesday night, having blown the 17 first-half minutes. the Knicks, Bernard King had 15 to their fifth straight win. Eric mark. Al 'Skinner' Frederick is averaging 10.9 power brokers of the Southeastern Conference. defending NBA champs out by 38 and Sparrow 13. Philadelphia's' Floyd led the Warriors with 22 “ We had great help on Moses and ^ in ts per game and right behind is Eddie Having lost 13 of 18 league games last year, the points on their last trip to Madison Andrew Toney scored 16. points. we just didn't give him the shot he Williams at 10.7 per game. Earl Kelley, leading Gators were in no position to mingle with such Square Garden. wanted to take." Cartwright said. In other games. Washington Rockeu 113, Nets 104 conference aristocrats as Kentucky, LSU and At Kansas yCity, Mo., Elddie srorer at 16.4 points per game, is still sidelined “ We thought they wanted to “ Besides, he was hurt." downed Milwaukee, 123, 117, Bos- with a sprained left ankle. Georgia. But this season is another matter. e-establish their dominance over lon whipped Cleveland 118-97, Johnson s c o i^ 28 points and Malone was examined by Knicks UConn goes into the game leading its foes in Just over a week-ago Florida shocked No. 3 s, we thought they wanted to Indiana dropp^ Detroit 114-107, LaSalle Thompson added 24 points doctor Norman Scott after the rebounding, averaging 38.1 per game against Kentucky 69-57 and on Tuesday night the Gators made come in here and heat us by 15." game. Atlanta dbwn^ Chicago 100-'93. and 18 rebounds to help Kansas 35.1. Point guard Karl Hobbs has dished out 92 another move up college basketball's ladder with a New York forward Truck Robin­ Houston clubbed Golden State City snap a three-game losing Philadelphia got a game-high 26 assists to lead Connecticut in that department. 77-69 victory on the road over No. 18 Georgia. son said. points from Julius Erving. hut 118-98, Kansas City beat New streak and a four-game New Following the New Hampshire game. UConn “ We're making progress now," said Florida coach ’ "But we were up to the Jersey 113-104, San Antonio tripped 'Jersey winning streak. Albert were outscored 35-28 in the fourth will face Big East foe Villanova Friday night at 8 Norm Sloan. “ This is a big, big step forward. We've challenge." King scored a game-high 31 points quarter. Seattle 117- 109. San Diego took p.m. at the Hartford Civic Center. been in this situation in the past and sometimes we Robinson and center Bill Cartw­ “ We couldn't prevent them from Portland 118-113, Dallas dumped for the Nets. folded." right were especially up to it. scoring." Erving said. “ Somehow. Utah 123-115 and Los Angeles Spurs 117, SuperSonics 109 Florida got its strength from its most reliable Robinson had 25 points and IS ' someway, they found a way to get a pummeled Phoenix 116-110. At San Antonio. Texas, George Johnson on Wales squad source — its frontline. Ronnie Williams scored 22 rebounds and Cartwright added 23 h oop " Gervin scored 35 points and Mike points (9-of-lO shooting) and Eugene McDowell points while outplaying Philadel­ Philadelphia coach Billy Cun­ Ballets 123, Backs 117 Mitchell added 25 to lead the Spur's HARTFORD — Center Mark Johnson has been finished with 18 and swept the boards for 18 rebounds. named as the Hartford Whaler reprsentative to phia center Moses Malone in New ningham felt turnovers (19) and At Landover. Md.. since nobody comeback victory. David Thomp­ “ Flordia dominated us on the boards." said Georgia the Prince of Wales Conference All-Star team for York's 111-102 victory. New York's offensive rel^nding else wanted to play hero. Frank son paced Seattle with 22 points. coach Hugh Durham, whose team was outrebounded Tuesday's National Hockey League All-Star The Knicks now lead the season advantage (15-8) were the differ­ Johnson took it upon himself. Clippers 118, TrailBlazers 113 39-27. “ We just didn't have the conviction to get after series against Philadelphia 2-1, ences. The Knicks also took 19 Johnson scored nine of his 26 At ^ n Diego, Terry Cummings game at Brendan Byrne Arena in East them in that area of the gam e." Rutherford. N.J. including a 111-73 beating Jan. 9. more shots than Philadelphia points in the final 1:26 of second came off the bench to score a The Gators led 33-32 at the half and refused to let the Johnson, the Whalers leading scorer with 22 The 76ers have dominated the (88-67). overtime Tuesday night to lead the game-high 26 points and Norm Bulldogs push by them in the final 20 minutes. Gerald 2 series in recent years, winning 10 “ We were in the right position Washington Bullets to a 123-117 Nixon added 25 points and 11 goals and 28 assists in 46 games, was one of eight Crosby led Georgia with 18 points and Vern Fleming of 12 regular season meetings the but didn't react to the rebounds," victory over the Milwaukee Bucks. assists to spark the Clippers. players added to the Prince of Wales Conference added 17. past two years. They also swept the Cunningham said. “ That allowed Johnson was thrust into his Kenny Carr led Portland with 21. team by All-Star coach Al Arbour of the New York “ We just didn't get Florida out of their flow and Islanders. Knicks in four games in last year's the second shots. We had bad times late-game hero role because back- Mavericks 123, Jazz 115 their big guys just killed us," Durham said. “ It's a playoffs. handling the bail. At some points court mate Ricky Sobers had At Las Vegas. Nev., Mark disappointing loss for us.” “ We were close to beating them the Knicks' defense became a fouled out. Aguirre scored 32 points and Grid schedule is filled In the only other Top 20 game. Oklahoma defeated last year, but in the last four factor with that." Pacers 114, Pistons 107 Rolando Blackman added 24 points Oklahoma State 115-100. minutes they were the best team ." The Knicks trailed 50-46 at At Pontiac, Mich.. Clark Kellogg and eight assists to pace Dallas. STORRS — University of Connecticut football At Norman, Okla., Wayman Tisdale scored 26 of his UP! photo said Robinson..playing his second halftime, but scored the first six scored 31 points and George Utah's Darrell Griffith scored 28 team will play a full 11-game schedule in 1984, 36 points in the second half and the Sooners ran their 5 contest after a six- game layoff due points of the second half, four by Johnson made four free throws in points and Adrian Dantley had 27 kicking off the season on Sept. 8 at Division I-AA record to 162 with the Big Eight victory. Oklahoma emerged the winner, 66-53. Watching powerhouse Colgate. Providence’s Brian Waller (5) grabs to a sprained wrist. Robinson. The score was tied the Final 26 seconds to help Indiana while surrendering the NBA scor­ scored 71 points over the final 20 minutes, a league the action is Villanova’s Frank Dobbs Robinson scored 11 points in the seven times in the third period snap an eight- game losing streak ing lead to Aguirre. Two new opponents will be included on the '84 mark for' most points in a half. Joe Atkinson had 30 rebound over Villanova’s Ed Pinckney fourth quarter and had nine f New before Len Elmore followed up a with its second road victory of the Lakers 116, Suns 110 schedule. Lafayette and Morgan State. UConn points (or Oklahoma State. (54) in first-half action of Big East game (44). UP» photo York's 11 points during a three- rebound with oiie second left to season. Bill Laimbeer and John At Inglewood. Calif., reserve will host Morgan State on Sept. 22 and will play at “ It's discouraging to give up that many points." Tuesday in Philadelphia. Villanova minute span in which the Knicks give New York a 76-74 lead. Long scored 27 points apiece for Bob McAdoo scored 24 points and Lafayette on Oct. 13. said Oklahoma coach Billy Tubbs. “ I don't think we Philadelphia's Moses Malone drops in two-pointer put the game away. The Knicks opened a 92-85 lead Detroit. Jamaal Wilkes added 23 to push The entire 11-game schedule is against Division played very well on defense. I knew if they wanted to sank a 23- footer with two seconds remaining to send Mullin's 29 points, withstood poor foul shooting to beat against New York despite the defense of the Khicks’ Cartwright scored seven points on a Cartwright foul shot with 5; 22 Hawks 100, Balls S3 Los Angeles ahead of Portland for I-AA opponents, five at home and six on the road. run with us it was possible for both teams to score 100 Missouri over Iowa State 58-57. The Tigers were led by Seton Hall 63-62 and end a three-game losing streak. Trent Tucker New Yorkers beat the Sixers, 111-102, to in the fourth quarter. He also held remaining. After Philadelphia's At Chicago. Johnny Davis scored the Pacific Division lead. Rookie The complete schedule is: Sept. 8 at Colgate, 15 points." Malcom Thomas with 15 points and.9 rebounds. And Villanova downed Providence 66-53 with Frank stay close in NBA’s Eastern Division. Malone, a two-time MVP, to 10 Clint Richardson converted a 22 of his 28 points in the second half Rod Foster out of New Britain. Lehigh H. 22 Morgan State H (Parent's D ay). 29 In another Big Eight game, freshman Cecil Estes And in the Big East, St. John's, behind Chris Dobbs scoring 14 points. points in the game. Malone came in 3-point play. Robinson did the to pace Atlanta. Quintin Dailey Conn., scored 24 for Phoenix. at Yale. Oct. 6 at New Hampshire. 13 at Lafayette. 20 at Holy Cross, 2:7 Maine H (Homecoming), Nov. 3 at Massachusetts, 10 Boston University H (Band Day), 17 Rhode Island H (High School Rocky Hill holds Hagler Day). Lendl, McEnroe begin play ABC-TV gets Anders rejoins Houston five P H ILA D E LPH IA (U P l) — No. 1 seed Ivan Lendl of Te.sterman. Knoxville, Tenn., who is ranked No. 194 in 1988 Gam es off Cheney rally HOUSTON — University of Houston basketball Czechoslovakia and defending champion John the world, came back strong in the last two sets, using to box Coach Guy Lewis said Tuesday that forward- McEnroe hope to fare better than most seeded player powerful .serves to defeat Mayer. CALGARY, Alberta (UPl) — The 1988 Winter guard Benny Anders has been reinstated on the have done so far as they play their first singles In earlier action. Brad Gilbert upset Bill Scanlon. Olympics have already proven more lucrative Continued from page 9 Tech drops 10th team. matches today in the U.S. Pro IndoorChampionships. Dallas. 6-4.6-2, and Henrick Sundstrom of Sweden was than Calgary organizers dared hope. “ I don’t mind telling you that I told Benny that Lendl is scheduled to play Stefan Simonsson of defeated by Eric Korita. Glenview. III., 63, 6-1. ABC-TV Tuesday agreed to pay a staggering Kerns 24-6 8, Hakian 13-65. Moniz4 Roldan he will start at the bottom. He was dissatisfied Sweden. McEnroe, the No. 2 seed, will battle his Gilbert. Piedmont, Calif., advanced with driving ROCKY H ILL - Cheney Tech $309 million for television rights, after a 0-0 8 Totals 15 17-33 47. dropped its tenth straight game before for not getting oyer 18 minutes playing doubles partner and good frifend Peter Fleming of shots and a strong volleying attack against Scanlon of negotiating session with organizers that lasted E.AST CATHOLIC (34) -B e a rs e here Tuesday night, us Rocky Hill tim e." Lewis said. “ There's no way he is going to Seabrook Island, S.C. Dallas, ranked No. 12 in the world. Sundstrom. the more than 11 hours. 13th seed, was overcome by Korita's strong serve. 2 0-0 4. Burke 0 0-0 0. Barter 10-0 2. held off a fourth quarter rally by BOSTON (UPl) - Marvelous ; approach 18 minutes of playing time now. He The third round begins in'the wake of a day of Organizing committee chairman Frank King But not all the seeded players fared poorly. Wallace 0 0-0 0. DelSignore 5 0-1 10. the Beavers to post a 72-66 Charter Marvin Hagler sa\ s he will defend • knows that, he has accepted that.” upsets, with many seeded players being ousted from told reporters in a telephone interview from Eighth-seeded Eliot Teltscher of Palos Verdes. Palmer 5 0-0 10, Sulzinski 0 0-1 0, Oak Conference win. his World Boxing Association Anders, a junior, said he was glad to be back the tournament. Lausanne. Switzerland, that the amount repres­ Calif., defeated Glenn Michibata of Toronto. 6-4, 6-1. Rvan 0 0-0 0 Raffin 3 2-6 8. Totals 16 Dan Shea scored 18 points and middleweight title for the ninth playing with the Cougars. Wojtek Fibak of Poland upset No. 10 seed Tim ented the largest monetary contract ever J No. 9 seed Johan Kriek. a former South African Open 2- 8 34 Tom Dzikiewicz hit for 14, as time on March 30 in a bout in Las “ I don't think I could play anywhere with any Mayotte, Springfield, Mass., 3-6, 63, 7-5, while Ben developed by the International Olympic Commit­ Testerman knocked off seventh-seeded Gene Mayer champion now living in Naples. Fla., narrowly Rocky Hill improved its record to Vegas against Argentine Juan better people than All-Americans like Akeem tee. It was also the largest television rights ever 67 (3-7), 64, 63 in second-round play Tuesday night. defeated Vince Van Patten of Snow Mass, Colo.. 6-4, Coventry triumphs 6-4 overall and 5-3 in the COC. Domingo Roldan, the WBA'S No. 1 (Alajuwon) and Michael (Young). I am happy negotiated,.he said. 6-4. Cheney is winless, with eight of its contender. ; here. I want to go back to Final Four for the third Fibak broke service to lead 65 in the third set and in Executives of ABC, NBC-TV and CBS each HEBRON - RHAM High never Kriek, ranked 15th in the world, faces Gilbert in the 10 losses coming in conference, Hagler. at a news conference ; straight time," Anders said. the next game he took the match on a sharp went several rounds in the bidding process, recovered after scoring only two round of 16. play. Tuesday, described his opponent. ‘ cross-court, forehand passing shot. although King declined to give the amounts of the points in the first quarter, as it "H e was taking chances, hitting hard and trying to Scott Davis, the No. 15 seed from Santa Monica, Bob Elliott led the Beavers with who has a lifetime record of 50-2-2 ’ other bids. dropped a 47-37 decision to Coven­ Gretzky leads by 21 ,Calif., defeated .Sammy Giammalva of Houston. 7-5, 17 points. with one no- decision, as “ ver>’ cut the exchanges short,” said Fibak of his match “ We went through several rounds of bidding try High here Tuesday night in against Mayotte. "He tried to take advantage of my 2-6. 64. Rocky Hill led 18-12 after one gutsy" but indicated Roldan was MONTREAL — Edmonton Oilers center where the networks provided their best price. It Charter OiriTConfcrence play. second service but made mistakes." Henri Leconte of France used a strong serve and A period. 38-28 at the half and 48-41 Wayne Gretzky has opened up a 21-point lead over The Patriots took a 12-2 lead over not a clever fighter. was very competitive," King said. after three quarters. A fourth his nearest rival, Mike Bossy of the New York Mayer, Woodmere, N.Y, took the opening set passing shots in his 6-1,6-1 decision over Nduka Odizor the cold-shooting Sachems in the "H e's a good warrior, but I don't Olympic officials had expected to receive about quarter comeback by the Beavers Islanders, in the NHL's plus-minus statistics, the against Testerman in a 7-3 tie-breaker. But of Nigeria. first eight minutes of play and held think he has too much upstairs." $200 million from the sale of broadcast rights to hit its peak with about three that advantage the rest of the way Hagler said. “ I don't think he's league announeed Tuesday. the U.S. network. minutes left. Approaching his 23rd birthday on Thursday, to Improve their record to 10-1 m r much of a thinker. He's a slugger." . ABC-TV paid $25 million for the American "We scored and took the lead for Gretzky has a plus-68 mark after 48 games, while overall and 8-1 in the conference. Hagler. from Brockton. Mass., rights to the Montreal Olympics, while NBC-TV the first time, and it lasted about Bossy stands at plus-47. Bossy's teammates M C C women cagers stop losing RH.A.M IS 3-5 in the COC and 4-6 said he is “ an active champion" had agreed f° Psy ^87 million for the Moscow three second^.'' said Cheney coach overall and wants to eventually beat Bryan Trottier, at plus-44, and Denis Potvin, at rights before those games were boycotted. Aaron Silvia. After taking the lead, UPl photo plus-41, along with Mario Marois of the Quebec The Patriots now have held their form tr champion Carlos Monzon's For the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics.-ABC will N the Beavers missed the front endof Nordiques at plus-41, round out the NHL's top opponents under 40 points eight record of 14 successful middle­ pay $225 million. CBC will pay $3 million for a one-and-one free throw opportun­ streak at three with 63-C 4 victory times and under ,50 points in all 10 Toronto’s Billy Harris (right) tries to action Tuesday in St. Louis. Liut weight title defenses. Hagler's last ■ five. Canadian rights. ity. Rocky Hill then hit 10 free fight on Nov. 10 resulted in a ! Of the $309 million, the IOC will receive $82.4 of their w ins. In their only loss, the deflect the puck as he gets tangled up three-game losing streak against Thames Valley, throws in a row down the stretch to blocked tip-in bid and deflected puck 15-round decision against RobeftiK^' NORWICH - The Man­ Massasoit Community million, and the organizing Committee $226.6 Patriots surrendered 60 points to Reuss undergoes surgery with a 63-54 win over which is 2-8. come out with the victory. with St. Louis defender Gilbert Delorme into the corner. Duran, raising the champion's ^ chester Community Col­ College of Brockton, million. Cromwell Thames Valley State MCC's Mary Sblendorio "1 was pleased that we did show in front of netminder Mike Liut in NHL record to 58-2-2. LOS ANGELES — Dodger left-hander Jerry lege women's basketball Mass, at East Catholic CTV Televison Network Ltd. last month was Senior center Steve Lewis led Tech. 'scored 11 of her 17 points a little bit and come back." said The scheduled bout will take Reuss underwent arthroscopic su r^ ry on his left team came alive in the High. Earlier in the sea­ given approval to televise the games in Canada. Coventry with 16 points. Senior MCC is now 2-3. Both of in the final 10 minutes, as Silvia. “ I think that was the first place at the Riviera Hotel in Las elbow Tuesday to remove a small w n e fragment, final 10 minutes Tuesday son. Massasoit defeated CTV's net bid of $23.5 mllion for the use of its point guard Mark ^ rk o w itz, who its wins have come the Lady Cougars out- time we had the lead all year." NHL roundup Vegas. No purse has been but should recover by the start ofjspring training night and snapped its MCC. 67-48. facilities and equipment was $6.7 million lower leads the team in scoring with an scored "Thames Valley. Cheney's next game is at East announced. in mid-February', doctors said. MCC (63) - Donnelly 4 than the Canadian Broadcasting Corporaton, averate of more than 10 points a 24-12. Hampton Friday night Describing Roldan as having Reuss. 34. injured the elbow last July 30 and 4-5 12, Daley 0 0-0 0, King said he was surprised by the size of the gaiiu- h1 13 points and si.x steals. A pair of Manchester Gagnon I 0-0 2. Sblendorio CHENEY TECH (66) - Elliott 7 “ football shoulders." Hagler said missed one start. He recently aggravated the Mike Rozier says ABC bid. Juni' I Brett LaFerriere led the High graduates, Jackie 3-7.17, Gonzales 4 0-0 8. Melendes 2 the challenger's style “ is made for ’ injury while lifting weights, the Dodgers said. 7 3-5 17, Brozowsky 5 0-0 “ Only in our most optimistic hopes did we think Patriot' with five rebounds. He Red Wings think postive Tucker and Sue Donnelly, 10. Tucker 5 6-8 16, Glazer 2-2 6. Westry 3 7-8 13, Hawkins 6 0-2 me. I like it when a guy uses his Dr. Frank Jobe, the Dodger team physician, it would go this high," he said. “ It's on the also blocked a shot and made four NFL made mistake had 16 and 12 points 2 2-6 6. Totals 24 15-24 63. 12. Dougan 3 0-0 6, Martin 0 0-0 0. strength. And he can't hit what he said Reuss would begin rehabilitation surprise end of the scale." steals, respectively, for MCC. THAMES VALLEY Weiss 0 0-0 0. Gerich 1 0-0 2, Wright can't see, and I'll be moving. I start immediately. King said the money would allow the organizing Rob Hyburg led RH.AM with 14 1 0-0 2 Totals 27 12-19 66. MELBOURNE, Fla. Sblendorio had II re­ (54) — Chester 8 1-1 17, points training next week. We're not ' U.S. Football League. committee to run the games in “ a more ROCKY H ILL (72) - Lucente 3 and biank Isianders, 4-0 (UPl) — Heisman Trophy bounds. and Tucker "Therrien 3 2-2 8, Hurteau 2 financially satisfactory way." Coventry's next game is Friday going to take him lightly." 0- 0 6. Dzikiewicz 54-614. Rettberg2 Mariners sign Jim Beattie winner Mike Rozier says N F L rules prevent its pulled down nine. 0-0 4, Frank 1 0-02, Combs night against Bacon Academy m Roldan. 26. is 5-foot7 inches. 2‘.i • “ It reduces the risk for Calgary and ensures the 1- 2 5. Sharp36-612. Marzano25-69, the National Football teams from dealing with The Lady Cougars re­ 2 0-0 4, Dougherty 3 1-2 7, ability of the games to finance themselves," he Colchester. By Donna Baloncia Stefan said the key to his success game, on the power play at 13:44 of inches shorter than Hagler. and his SEATTLE — The Seattle Mariners, hoping to Shea 8 2-2 18, LaPorta 40-28. Totals League made a big mis­ college players until after turn to action Saturday at Dell'Ernia 4 60 8, Hollis 2 added. COVENTRY (47) - LaFerriere UPl Sports Writer was mental discipline. the third period. reach is 69'-i inches compared to shed their image as one of baseball's bargain 27 18-24 T2. take in not pursuing him the draft, which this year 6 p.m.. when they host 0-0 4. Totals 25 4-5 54. 2 1-3 5. Lewis 7 2-2 16. Berkowitz 5 “ I tried to keep the shutout out of “ Usually when we get down a the champion's 75. basement franchises, signed right-handed before he signed a long­ will be held in May — four 3- 4 13. Kaplan 1 0-2 2, Seymour 13-4 The Detroit Red Wings gave the my mind until atout 10 minutes left goal or two that's when we're at pitcher Jim Beattie to a long-term contract worth term contract with the months after the USFL 5. Harris 2 0-0 4. Thalacker 0 0-0 0. New York Islanders a history in the third period," he said. “ I had our best, but tonight we just gave about $1.5 million over three years Tuesday. Pittsburgh Maulers of the held its draft. Harvest Hill will match Kornfeld 0 0-0 0, Morris 1 0-0 2 MHS postponed lesson Tuesday night. looked up at the clock and then I them the game," said Islander “ Coming off the worst record in the major Totals 19 9-15 47 At least, that's how Red Wings tried to psych myself up." defenseman Ken Morrow. “ But leagues last year, we knew we had to make some any advertised sale Manchester High's home game RHAM (37) - Hyburg 6 2-4 14. coach Nick Polano summed up his Detroit opened the scoring at give them credit, tiiey really m oves." said Chuck Armstrong, who was price. Just bring in any Nee 0 0-0 0, Babik 2 2-2 6. Tuohey 3 at Clarke Arena Tuesday night team's 4-0 shutout of the defending 4:35 of the first period on a power played well." Bosox appointed president of the club in October. 2 0-0 6, Bychowski 0 1-2 1, Michel 02-2 against Prince Tech was post­ Stanley Cup champions, snapping play goal by Reed Larson. Less lUiL current dated ad from poned because of the weather. It 2, Gaby 2 1-2 5. Reichelt 0 0-0 0. their Red Wings' nine-game losing than three minutes later. John Jets S, Nordiques 3 has been rescheduled Thursday. streak. a Ct. Package Store Howard 0 1-3 1. Reagan 1 0-0 2. Ogrodnick. who was named to the At Quebec. Dale Hawerchuk and Package Store March 1. re-sign Manrhcetcr Parkede and we will MEET or Totals 14 9-15 .37 NHL All-Star team Tuesday, made Paul MacLean ignited a three-goal Petty quits MODERN AUTO “ We talked about how well we it 2-0 on a power play. outburst during a 2:40 span of the RADIATOR AUTO REPAIRS 408 W. Middle Tnpkr BEAT the price. played against the Islanders last "W e got ourselves into a hole first period to spark Winnipeg, racing team 649.0446 year." said Polano. “ We kept with those two early power play halting the Nordiques' home un­ INTRODUCES thinking positive. The streak had Nichols CHARLOTTE. N.C. m Israel and Russia goals" said losing coach Al Ar­ beaten streak at 14 games. Win­ U tO-mliMito 0 (U P l) — With NASCAR's WE SERVICE ALL BACARDI RUM to end soon: we didn't want it to go bour. “ 1 think our problem right nipeg goalie Doug Soetaert turned driv*-in and CANADIAN CLUfi^ 5 to 10. to double figures. now is mental — we're not with it. I aside 38 shots to help the Jets. Daytona 500 less than a drivaaway aohitlonl 'Horn* ot Mr Goodwranch GENERAL MOTOR 1.75 Liter 80 Proof " I think as long as you keep don't know if they are tired or Blues 6, Toronto 3 month away, Richard (U P l) _ The Boston CARS AND TRUCKS Light or Dark want own security things positive you will always find drained or what." At St. Louis. Brian Sutter scored Red Sox have re-signed ou tfiel^ r Petty has quit the Rah- Whiskey 86.8 proof M a r ^ U w M it , a way to come out of a drought." Detroit's Ivan Boldirev inter­ two goals and assist^ on another Reid Nichols, leaving to nine Moc racing team and > M l MECHANICAL REPAIRS Suggattud Polano gave a lot'of credit for the changed his 1984 racing LOS ANGELES (L'PI) - Israel, was 'under discussion" with Is­ cepted Gord Lane's pass at the to lead St. Louis to their sixth players still without contracts for » COMPLETE COUISION REPAIRS win to goaltender Greg Stefan, who plans for the fourth time 1 Liter T 0 9 Russia and several other countries raeli officials. He later added it Islander blueline and skated in victory in the last seven games. It the 1984 season, the American recorded his first NHL shutout. in two months. »RERUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS , want to bring their own security was “ not the present arrange­ alone on goalie Roland Melanson to was the Maple Leafs’ ninth loss in League team announced. SAVE "Other than Stanley Cup play, Petty could not be forces to the Summer Olympics, ment” for the Russians to provide make it 3-0 midway through the their last 11 games (1-9-1), extend­ Nichojs agreed to a five-year lab-lraiai i • AUTO PAINTING that's the best goaltending I've second period. reach^ lor comment, but but any such guards — if armed -r their own security forces, but ing their road losing streak to eight ^**®'^®** I® ^ “ in excess of $1 chMfav ad ftnliai Our Low 2.00 ever seen in the NHL." the coach Boldirev sealed the victory for his brother Maurice said • CHAR8E WITH MASTER CHARGE SaKKetted SAVE would be banned from the Olympic would not say it had been ruled out. games. Rick Vaive scored his 39th m illion," according to the Boston We have found that P r k . Our Low Price said. Detroit with his second goal of the goal for Toronto. Globe. Tuesday he left the • 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE villages. Games security planners The LAAOC later issued a Newell-based RahMoc op­ most of our customers say “clarifying statement " from Ed Nichols, 25, played in lOO games 2.71 V.99 eration and was back problems can be solved 12.79 Meanwhile, in a related Games Best, former head of the FBI in Los last season and hit .285 with six temporarily at the Petty witUn this time frame. security development, a ranking Angeles and now serving as the In four years with the Enterprises shop in Level The problem part is official of the C.S Army Corps of Games' director of security, who Red Sox. he has a career batting removed, promptly . INGIENOOK HARVEST HILl Sims to have day in court average of .280. Cross with the Pontjac he CARTER Engineers in Los Angeles said the confirmed there have been secur­ will drive at Daytona. repaired on our' ' NAVAUE WINES Blended Whiskey Corps has received authorization ity discussions with several coun­ Still unsigned are third baseman By Richard Shook will pay him more money. Sims simple case," Sims' attorney, The Winston-Salem premises and rein­ Chablisv hose, Bur, Rhim to spend "several million dollars " tries but would not comment Wade Boggs, who won the AL 86 Proof 1.75 Liter UPl Sports Writer and the Lions have filed suit to Elbert Hatchett, said, “ of whether Journal reported Tuesday stalled. in federal funds for security directly on the question of private batting championship last year, invalidate the Houston pact and he can be forced to honor the Richard Petty will join a Replacements are 1.S Uter SAVE Suggested Speaking to reporters at a security forces. pitchers Bob Ojeda. Bruce Hurst, DETRO IT — Billy Sims runs to award damages. Argovitz contract. I don’t think it’ll team owned by Mike available from our dis­ briefing on the Olympic villages "Questions have arisen with Luis Aponte, John Henry Johnson SAVE U.JS. District Court today for a Muddying matters is the fact one take a lot of witnesses to determine Curb, a former California tributor size inventoiy. T 0 9 Tuesday. Philip Brubaker, senior certain national Olympic commit­ and Steve Crawford, catchers 1229 MAIN ST. ^•^^OurLowPrfc.**®® hearing on a suit to decide whether of the Houston owners is Dr. Jerry that he doesn’t." lieutenant governor. Relax in our waiting w •vice-president of the Los Angeles tees with regard to certain of their Gary Allenson and Rich Gedman. AUTO REPAIR P y L9 Pritt he honors a contract he signed with Argovitz, the agent who negotiated Hatchett said his case would r o o m , while ou r Olympic Organizing Committee, members having security reponsi- and shortstop Glenn Hoffman. MANCHESTER 3.99 the Houston Gamblers of the U.S. Sims' original pact with the Lions take less than two days to present. knowledgeable special­ 1 0 . 1 0 said. There have been a number bilities." Best said. "In those Meanwhile, outfielder Jim Rice CALDW EU TEL. 646-6464 Football League — or one he and also signed the running back to Attorneys for Argovitz say their said he wants more money when ists get you moving of teams asking for their own instances, where specific concerns FIVE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS NEAR YOU signed with the N F L Detroit Lions. his USFL contract. Argovitz re­ case could take a week. his current contract with the Sox is ^ OIL again. security " have been expressed, we have len c* SuM«cl to Chang*) The 1978 Hcismun Trophy- win­ ceived a commission of nearly The only question being decided up in two years. Rice told the •New London Shopping Ctr., New London •VVeet Hartford 1491 New Britain Ave. ■Although reluctant to comment closely coordinated their cpncerns GMOUAUTY ning running back signed con­ $200,000 for signing Sims for the today is which contract is valid. Boston Herald he would become a 1 1 4 . ^ •Bishop’s Cor., 326 No. Main, Weat HarMord •Bloomlleld 55 WIntonbury Mall on the nature of t.Uks about those with the appropriate law enforce­ s s M C f M in s tracts with both teams but now Gamblers. Sims accepted part of his bonus free agent if the Sox couldn't come r«'que>ts Brubaker said the issue ment agency •Mancheater 408 W. MIddIa Tpke. Manchastar ParKaoe wanls III play lor the Linns, who “ I think this is a relatively money from Argovitz in July up with a satisfactory offer s n i >CT qnTO A L MOTORS UMTS ssaasu. 1 8 - MANCIIKSTEK HKKALl), Wediifsd.iy. .I.iii 25. li)H4 Scoreboard MANCHESTER riKK.XLU. Wudnosduy. J;in 25. 19H4 - 13 collaga biakatball Food Jets 5, Nordiques 3 Celtics 118, Cavaliers 97 KInga 113, Nata 104 Tueaday'a FO CU S/ raaulta Hockey Winnipeg 3 2 0— 5 B O S TO N (1181 N E W JE R S E Y (104) Scholastic Quebec 1 2 0—3 Maxwell 3-7 S-6 11, Bird 9-14 66 24, King 13-2) 55 31, Williams 514 2-3 12, East •First period— I, Quebec, PalemenI 25 Parish 66 1-2 13, Henderson 6-9 56 17, DaWkIns 3-5 (VO 6, Birdsong 10-21 1-4 21, Allentown 8Z Baptist Blble79(ot) (McKegnev), 4:03. 2, Winnipeg, Johnson 38 2-3 8, Buckner 46 2-3 10, Ransev 5-12 5-7 16, Willoughby (VO (VO 0, Hawer- McHdle 26 46 8, Wedman 4-8 (Ml 8, Gmlnski 2-7 00 4, Cook 4-10 00 8, R. Armv47,Colgate54 Bennet-llling girls Alnoe 7-11 08 14, C o rr 1-4 1-2 3, Kite 0-2 Johnson 1-5 2-2 4, O'Koren 1-1 0-0 2. Bobson 71, Coast Guard 42 NHLstandIngs chuk 24 (Bobych, Steen), 9:08. 3, Barring! on 72, E.Naiorene45 Mrs. Swensson's entertaining some OWLS IMIng Junior High girls' basketball Winnipeg, MocLean 22 (Hower- 2-4 2, Clark 06 08 0. Totals 4587 28-38 Totals 44-96 15-21 104. chuK), 118. KAN SAS C IT Y (113) Cabrlnl44,Alvernla52 team Im proved Its record to 5-1 Cent. Conn. 94, New Homoshlre92 Bv Barbara Richmond Tuesdov with a 27-21 win over cros­ Wales Conference 9:33. 4, Winnipeg, Walters 2 (MocLean, CLEVELAND (971 E. Johnson 13-20 2-5 28, Olberding 2-7 8- recalled. It was that recipe that appeared in the Shelton 2-7 08 4, Robinson 9-16 1-1 19, 12, S. Johnson 3-9 2-4 , Drew 4-8 1-4 9, Clork87,Branaels44 Herald Reporter stown rival Bennet. Patrick Division M ontho), 11:48. Penal ties— DeBlols, 8 8 Connedicut Coll. 70, Amherst 42 paper. W L T Pts. Wpg, Hinson 1-3 1-3 3, Huston 1-5 08 2, Free 3- Buse 4-5 1-2 9, Woodson 8-17 3-4 19, Chris Voisine led tiling with 10 points. lthoca49, Hobart 49 Mrs. Swensson and her husband Joseph Sr. love to Polge Lepak hod six. Sonia Bradshaw N Y Islanders 31 17 2 64 6:07; Moller, Que, 9:03; Price, Que, 13 08 6, Hubbard 3-8 58 11, Boaley 0-3 2- Thompson 10-16 4-4 24, Nealy 0-1 2-2 2, N Y Rangers 28 16 5 10:02; Campbell, Wpg, 13:27; Watters, 2 2, Thompson 7-15 2-3 16, Poquetle 2-5 0- Meriweother 1-3 OO 2. Totals 4S06 23-33 LaSalle94.Penn85 Elsie "B iz" Swensson ot Porter Street was the first entertain and she loves to cook. Of the 1950s and 60s and Shellino Fyoll each had six for 61 Messiah 77, JohnsHopklns49 Bennet Philadelphia 26 14 7 59 Woo, 17:04; Boschman, Wpg, 19:S4; 0 4, Cook 5-7 1-1 11, Garris 3-7 1-2 7, 113. person to appear in the Neighbor's Kitchen Column. she said, "Those were the days when I (xiuld bake fo.r Woshlngton 25 21 Granger 58 2-2 12. Totols 41-97 1 522 97. New Jersey 25 26 26 27— 104 New York U. 57, Klngs40 Bennet’s record fell to 3-5. 3 53 Souve, Que, 19:54.. Spring (3arden71,Llncoln44 She appeared in the Nov. 5, 1959 issue of the Pittsburgh 10 32 5 Second period— 5, Quebec, Goulet 37 Boston 29 36 36 17— 118 Konsas City 30 33 24 26— 113 Cub Scouts. P T A , run church dinners and even cooked 25 St.John's43,SetonHoll42 New Jersey 10 35 3 23 (M orols), 2:24. 6, Winnipeg, Steen 12 Cteveland 23 19 25 30— 97 Three-point goal— Ransev. Fouled Manchester Herald. She was busy then with Boy at the Arm ory on the old black stoves for our church (Lukowlch, Lun(jholm), 7:29. 7, Win­ Fouled out— None. Total louls— out— St. MIchoel's (V I) 49,Moss.-Boston44 Illing boys Aaams Division SwarthmoreS4, Philo. Phormacv44 Scouts, church work, and club groups. Today she’s antique shows." Buffalo 32 13 4 68 nipeg, Boston Dawkins. Total fouls— New Jersey 30, still busy, but mostly with stale affairs. She is a state Brian Brophy scored 15 points Tues­ Boston 32 14 Boschman 19 (Bobych), 13:11.8, Quebec, 21, Cleveland 31. Rebounds— Boston 44 Kansas City 23. Rebounds— New Jer­ Trinity 43, Wesleyon 57 3 67 Vlllonovo44, Providence 53 day as Illing Junior High improved its Quebec 26 18 5 57 P. Stostny 28 (Berglund, Poiement), (Parish 91, Cleveland 39 (Robinson 91 sey representative. “ WHAT I MISS most serving as a legislator, is record to 3-4 with a 54-30 win over the Montreal 22 24 3 47 15:37. Penalties— Walters, Wpg, 15:18; Assists— Boston 25 (Alnoe 51, Cleve­ 47 (Williams 14), Kansas City 48 W. Vlrglnlo74, St. Francis ( Pa) 49 WP194, Anna Marlo47 "When I received a call from Marge Flynn (former finding the time to entertain. Friendships and eating Cheney Tech freshman team. Horttord 15 26 6 36 Price. Que, 16:33. land (Thompson 18). Assists— New Jersey Jay Mistretta, Jeff Mann and Jason 26 (Huston, Granger 6each|. A — 5,830. Washington 98, Urslnus91 Herald reporter) I happened to be whipping up m y seem to go hand-in-hand. Many problems that seem Campbell Conference Third period— None. Penalties— 26 Wllllams90,Mlddleburv78 Stansfield had nine, seven and six Norris Division Pole- . (Ransev 12), Kansos City 33 (Buge 11). mother's fruit cake. Mom always served it during beyond reach * have been settled over a good points, respectively, for the Rams. Bill W L T Pfs. ment, Que, 0:15; Picard, W pg ,9:26. Technicals -W illiam s. New Jersey South Thanksgiving and Christmas." Mrs. Swensson home-cooked m eal.” she reflected. Manas led Cheney with eight. Minnesota 25 19 4 54 224 217 Shots on goal— Winnipeg 10-12-10— 32. coach Illing will play Bennet Friday at Pacers 114, Pistons 107 Auburn79, Tennessee 72 She will entertain several OWLS at her home on St. Louis 21 25 5 47 Quebec 16-1015— 41. Albeck, New Jersey bench. A-—6,090. Cent. Florida 48, Blscayne44 home. Chicogo 19 26 5 43 Goalies— Winnipeg, Soetoert. Qu­ Jan. 31 for lunch. No. it's not the nocturnal birds she Toronto Char lesion 57, Baptist (SC154 16 27 6 38 ebec, IN D IA N A (114) Florida 77,Georgla49 Detroit 16 29 4 36 Molorchuk. A— 15,077. will entertain, hut the Order of Women Legislators. Illing-Bennet girls' JV Kellogg 14-17 36 31, McKenna 5-15 08 Hawka100.Bulla93 Longwood44, Christopher Newport47 During the busy schedule at the Capitol, the women Smvthe Division 10, Stipanovich 4-9 0-2 8, Steppe 4-10 46 Tam pa 74, Eckerd Coll. 72 Rachel Odeti set a school record with Edmonton 37 8 4 78 12, Slchtlng 7-12 08 14, G . Johnson 7-11 4- W.Carollna83,Tenn.-Chatf.81 (ot) m ay meet for a quick sandwich and coffee in the Colgarv 19 31 points Tuesday, as the Illing girls' 19 9 47 6 18, Combs 2-2 08 4, Walters 2-3 08 4, A T L A N T A (100) Wash. 8, Lee 74, E. Mennonlte54 dreary O W L’s room but it’s always business, junior varsity squad scored o 45-16 win Winnipeg 18 23 8 44 Carter 46 3-4 11, Lowe 0-1 2-4 2. Totals Roundfield 4-10 4-4 12, Wilkins 7-13 5-9 Vancouver 17 27 NHL All-Star rosters Midwest problems and bills that are disLos Angeles Rams wide receivers Ron Short 5-18 0-0 n , Smith 1-9 (W) 2. Viltonova ^ Manchester at East Hartford (girls). Francis 12 (Bourbonnals, Currie), 9:45. Jessie and Billy Waddy. Connecticut 1 medium onion, cut into .'/z-inch wedges Mushroom Rice 13, Montreal, Mondou 12 (Gainey, Carroll 3-15 1-2 7, Conner 2-12 0-0 4, Phoenix (USFL) — Signed tree- Floyd 10-16 2-2 22, Collins 2-8 0-0 4. Bratz Boston College 2 claves garlic, minced Boys Swimming Carbonneau), 11:59.14,Montreal,Gainey agent receiver Dove Stief. St. John's 1 cup sliced onions East Hartford at Monchester. 3:30 10 (Noslund), 18:59. Penalties— 3-7 4-5 10, Johnson 2-10 10-12 14, Tlllls 0-2 1 can (14'A or 16 ounces) whole tomatoes (M) 0. Engier 4-5 2-3 10, Mannion 5-9 3-3 Pittsburgh >/z pound fresh mushrooms, sliced Slltanen, Hockey Providence 1 tablespoon light brown sugar SATURDAY Har, 4:25; Robertson, Har, molor 14. Totals 37-111 22-27 98. 3 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley New Jersey — Recalled defenseman H O U S TO N (118) Seton Holt 2 teaspoons grated fresh ginger Basketball (misconduct), 11:39; Milan, Mtl, major M urray Brumwell from Maine of the Boxing 3 tablespoons vegetable oil Eost Catholic at East Lyme, 7:30 (misconduct), 11:39. C. Jones 2-5 1-2 5. Reid 10-19 1-3 21. or Vt teaspoon ground ginger American Hockey League. Sampson 10-16 3-6 23, Ford 5-9 6-6 16, 3 cups cooked brown rice (cooked in beef broth) South Central at MCC. 8 Overtime— None. Penalties— None. Soccer Tuesday’s Results 2 teaspoons salt Ice Hockey Lloyd 3-12 04) 6, Leavetl 5-10 0-0 10, 'A cup wheat germ New YorkCosmos— Signed midfielder M cCray 2-5 0-0 4, Teagle 3-4 0-0 6, Bailey Vlllanova 66r Providence 53 t/t teaspoon turmeric Manchester vs. Rockville at Bolton Shots on goal— Hartford 8-10-7-0— 25. Kazbek Tambi to an amateur contract St. John 's 62. Seton Hall 62 ‘A teaspoon basil Ice Palace. 8 10 Montreal 6-12-11-1-30. 5-9 4-6 14. Haves 3-6 0-2 6, Walker 3-3 0-0 Malar Fight Schadula '/■ teaspoon pepper for the rest of the indoor season. 6, M . Jones 0-1 1-2 1. Totals 51-99 16-27 To d o y ’s Games >/z teaspoon cumin seeds Wrestling Goalies— Hartford, Mlllen. Mont­ New Hampshire at UConn 2-2/3 cups water Manchester ot Simsbury, 12.15 real, 118. I Saute onions, mushrooms, and parsley in oil until .tender. Add Golden State 16 3314 33— 98 Syracuse at Pittsburgh (c-denotes defendina champion) I cup brown rice New I ondon.'Fnst l.vme at East Wamsley. A— 15,548. Thursday's Games remaining ingredients: heat thoroughly, stirring constantly. Catholic, noon Houston 22 32 39 25— 118 1 tablespoon butter or margarine Three point goals— Short, Man­ Conisus at Syracuse Jan. 25 at Atlantic City, N. J. — Wlltord nion. Friday’s Games * Scvplon vs. Jimmy Sykes, 12, USBA 2 hard-cooked eggs, peeled and coarsely chopped (optional) RedWingsA.IslandersO Fouled out— None. Total fouls— Vlllanova at UConn (at Hartford middlewelaht title; Eric WInbush vs. Basketball Civic Center) t/z cup raisins Golden David Sears, 10, light heavyweights; Vt cup toasted slivered almonds State 23, Houston 25. Rebounds— Golden Saturday's Games Robert Hines vs. Ramon Abeldono, 10, Fried Rice Tennis N Y Islanders OOO— 0 State 57 (Smith 12), Houston 58 (Sampson Georgetown at Pittsburgh welterweights. Brown lamb in oil in large skillet or Dutch oven. Add onion and Detroit 2 1 1—4 15). Assists— Golden State 17 (Bratz 7), Seton Hall at Boston College Jon. 24 at Coubertin, France— c-Herol garlic. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until onion is 1 cup sliced green onions First period— 1, Detroit, Lorson 13 Houston 31 (Ford. Lloyd each 6). Providence at Davidson Graham vs. Sold Skouma, 12, European 2 tablespoons vegetable oil (Kisio, Stefan), 4:35. 2, Detroit, Ogrod­ NBA standings St. John 's at Syracuse tender. Technical — Houston (illegal defense), super welterweight title. 3 cups cooked brown rice U.S. Pro Indoor Tennis Champion­ nick 33 (Duguay, P a rk ),7:10. Penalties— Connor. A— 10,138. Sunday’s Games Jan. 27 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Curtis Drain tomatoes, reserving liquid. Cut tomatoes into wedges. Add ships Lane. N Y I, 2:39; Potvin, N Y I, 5:59; Eastern Conference Arkansas at Vlllanova Parker vs. Donald Bowers, 10, mid- tomatoes and liquid to skillet with brown sugar, ginger, 1 teaspoon of 2 tablespoons soy sauce At Philadelphia, Jon. 24 Smith, Det, 10:07; Lane. N Y I. 17:31. Atlantic Division dlewelahts. Second period— 3, Detroit, Boldirev 18 the salt, turmeric and pepper. Cover and simmer, stirring Saute green onions in oil until tender. Add rice and cook, stirring Men's singles W L Pet. GB Jon. 29 at Beaumont, Texas — Bruce constantly, until rice is thoroughly heated Stir in soy. First round (unassisted), 9:03. Penalties— Manno, Boston 33 9 .786 _ Curry vs. Billy Costello, 15, W BC super occasionally, about an hour or until meal is lender. Libor Pimek, Czechoslovokia, Det, Philadelphia 29 13 .690 4 lightweight title. 2 6:05; Dunlop. Det. 10:35; Jonsson. N Y I, While lamb is cooking, bring water to a boil in medium saucepan. def. New York 23 18 .561 9V2 Mavericka 123, Jazz 115 Big Eaat raaulta Jon. 30at AtlanticCIty, N .J.—.Charlie Rodney Harmon, Richmond, Vo., 6-1,7-5; 15:09; Melanson, N Y I, 15:49; Potvin, New Jersey 22 21 .512 IIV2 Brown vs. Melvin Paul, 15, IBF Stir in rice, butter and remaining teaspoon salt. Cover lightly and cook Harold Solomon. Fort Lauderdale. Fla., N Y I, 16:17. Washington 19 24 .442 14‘/2 St. John'a 63. Satan Hall 62 lightweight title; Kevin Perry vs. Graylln over low heat until all water is absorbed, about SO minutes. Stir eggs, Rice Fritters def. Mike Bauer, Lafoyette, Calif., 64 6 Third period— 4, Detroit, Boldirev 19 Central Division D A L LA S (123) Curry, 10, lunlor mlddlewelghts. (K isio , L a m b e rt), 13:44. Penoltles— Milwaukee 24 _ Aguirre 11-21 10-12 32, NImphlus 3-7 1-2 raisins and almond^ into rice. Serve lamb stew over rice. Makes six I. 18 .571 Jon. 31 at Atlantic City, N.J. __ ■A cup sesame seeds Second round Smith, Detroit 23 19 .548 1 7, Cummings 10-18 0-0 20, Davis 4-7 4-5 S T. JO H N 'S (43) Tommy Ayers vs. Jorge Morales, 10, servings, 687 calories per serving. Tim Gullil^son, Boca vyest, Fla., def Del, 7:02; Bourne, N Y I, m inor-moior Atlanta 23 20 .535 IV2 12, Blackman 12-17 56 24, Harper 1-4 0-0 Gloss 3-5 0-2 4, Stewart 4-9 0-1 8, Allen lunlor welterweights. 2 eggs, separated Colin Dowdeswell, Britian.6-4,6-2; Jo^ jn (■misconduct), 12:00; Gore, Det, molor Chicogo 16 23 .410 6V2 2, Garnett 2-5 2-2 6, Vincent 510 55 15. 4-4 0-1 8, Mullin 8-9 13-13 29, Moses 2-3 1- Feb. 2 at Marseille, France — c-RudI ■A cup milk Kriek. Naples. Fla., def. Vince Van (misconduct), 12:00. (Cleveland 12 30 .286 12 Totals 48-89 27-32 123. 2 5, Jackson 1-1 1-3 3, Felgenboum 1-4 (MO Koopmans vs. Richard Caramonolls, 12, Patten, Snowmass, Colo., 64. 64; Brad Shots on goal— N Y Islanders8-6-16— 32. Indiana 11 29 .275 12 U T A H (IIS ) Z Anfonelll 1-1 0-1 2. Totals 24-38 15-23 European light heavyweight title. 2/3 cup cooked brown rice Gilbert, Piedmont, Calif., def. Bill Detroit 1613-7,-36, Western Conference Dantlev 12-19 36 27, Kelley 1-2 06 2, 43. Feb. 4 at Atlantic City, N.J. — c- Chicken and Brown Rice 2 tablespoons whole wheal flour Scanlon, Dallas, 6-4. 62; Henri Leconte, Goalies— NY Islanders, Melanson. Midwest Division Eaton 4-5 06 8, Green 8-13 06 16, Griffith S E TO N H A L L (42) Donold Curry vs. Morion Starling, 15, De­ 13-24 t-2 28, Drew 8-16 46 20, Bailey 1-5 6 tablespoons butler or margarine ■A teaspoon pepper 5 France, def. Nduka Odizor, Nigeria, 61,' W L Pet. GB Brown 0-4 OO 0, McCloud 8-9 1-2 17, W B A welterweight title. troit, Stefan. A— 17,200. 6- 1; Eric Korita. Glenview, III., def. Utah 26 16 .619 _ 06 2, Eaves 1-1 06 2, Wilkins 4-8 2-2 10. M orris 7-11 0-3 14, Jones 0-1 OO 0, Powell Feb. 7 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Joe 1 teaspoon leaf thyme ’Vegetable oil Totals 52-93 10-14 115. Henrik Sundstrom, Sweden, 7-5,61. Dallas 24 19 .558 2'/2 1-3 OO 2, Eaves 4-11S-5 13, Burton 4-9 2-4 Manley vs. Bobby Johnson, 10, llah- ' 1 to 2 cloves garlic, minced Place sesame seeds in skillet and toast until golden, stirring Eliot Teltscher, Palos Verdes Estates, Son Antonio 19 24 .442 7»/2 Dallas 33 40 34 16— 123 14, Whitaker OO OO 0, Collins 1-1 OO 2, twelohts. Utah 27 28 33 27— 1)5 ■/• teaspoon sage constantly, to prevent burning. Beat egg yolks until light in color. Calif., def. Glenn Mlchlbata, T oronto, 64, Blues 6. Maple LeafsS Denver 18 24 .429 8 Rogers OO OO 0. Totals 27-55 8-11 6Z Feb. 11 at Detroit — c-Thomos Hearns 61; Woitek FIbak, Poland, def. Tim Houston 18 25 .419 8V2 Three-point goal— Griffith. Fouled Halftime— Seton Hall 32, St. John's 29. 6 chicken breast halves Blend in milk, rice, flour, pepper, and sesame seeds. out— YS- Luig MInchlllo, 12, W BC super Mayotte. Springfield, Moss., 3-6, 63, 7-5; Kansas City 17 24 .415 8V2 Fouled out— Morris, Powell. Total welterweight title; Mike McCollum vs 1 medium zucchini, cut into thin strips Beat egg whites until stiff peaks form. Fold whites into rice mixture. Thomas Smld, Czechoslovakia, def. Toronto 1 2 0—3 Pacillc Division None. Total louls— Dallas 19, Utah 25. fouls— Rebounds— Dallas 34 (Cummings f.fct'c'sco de Jesus, 10, lunlor mld^ Drop by spoonfuls onto hot greased griddle to brown, turning only Aoron St. Louis 2 2 2— 6 Los Angeles 25 16 .610 _ Seton Hall 23, St. John's 14. Rebounds— dlewelghts; Howard Davis vs. Jimmy ■A pound mushrooms, sliced Krickstein, Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich., First period— 1, St. Louis, Sutter 20 Portland 27 18 .600 _ 12), Seton Hall 27 (Burton 8), St. John's 20 1 can (13V4 or U'/z ounces) chicken broth once. Serve plain or with honey. Makes 12 fritters. Utah 36 (Kelley 11). Assists— Dallas 28 Paul, 10, lightweights; Davey Moore vs' 7- 5, 60; Scott Davis, Santa Monica, (Mullen, Federko), 2:27. 2, St. Louis, Seattle 21 19 .525 3’/3 (Gloss, Allen 4each). Assists— Seton Hall Duohe Thomas, 10, lu n lo r m id d le - 1 cup brown rice Calif., def. Sammy Giam malvo, Houston, Federko 27 (Sutter, Wilson), 10:26. 2, Golden State 20 23 .465 6 (Blackmon 8), Utah 32 (Green 10). 17 (Jones 7), St. John's 14 (Moses 8). A WaiQnfS. Technical— Utah bench. A— 7,752. 7-5. 2-6. 6 4. Ben Testermon, Knoxville, Toronto. Valve 39 (Daoust), 15:41. Phoenix 19 23 .452 6V2 — 3,054. Feb. 15 of Las Vegas — c-Retuolo 1 m ^ iu m onion, chopped Tenn., def. Gene M ayer, Woodmere, Penalty— Wilson, StL,8:14. Son Diego 14 28 .333 IIV 2 Rolas vs. Irving Mitchell, 12, USBA Freshly ground pepper, as desired N .Y ., 67 13-7), 64. 63. Creamy Spinach Soup Second period— 4, St. Louis, Sutter 21 Tuesday's Results featherweight title. Allow 5 tablespoons of the butter to soften at room temperature. Add (Federko, Mullen), 6:46. 5, St. Louis, New York 111, Philadelphia 102 Feb. 17 at Atlantic City — Mike TInlev Wickenheiser 7 (Dore, Bobych), 0:46. 6, Washington 123, Milwaukee 117 Lakers 116.Suns1 to Vlllanova 66. Provldonco53 vs. Doug DeWItt, 12, mlddlewelghts. thyme, garlic and sage to softened butter: stir until smooth. 1 cup finely chopped onion Toronto, Martin 7 (Gavin, Terrion), ( 2ot) Feb. 19 at Tampa, 'Flo. — James Carefully loosen skin of each chicken breast to form pocket between 1 small clove garlic, crushed 10:02. 7, Toronto, Daoust 12 (Benning, Boston 118, Cleveland 97 P H O E N IX (110) P R O V ID E N C E (53) Green vs. John Muoobl, 10, lunlor skin and meat. Spread herbed butter in each pocket. Arrange chicken 2 tablespoons vegetable dil Anderson), 15:46. Penalties— Indiana 114, Detroit 107 Waller 2-5 OO 4, Canty 0-1 2-2 2, Thorpe mlddlewelghts. Schofield, Son Antonio 117, Seattle 109 Lucas 5-10 5-7 15, Nance 7-13 4-« 18, skin side up in shallow baking pan. Bake at 350 degrees until tender, 4 cups chicken broth Radio, TV Edwards 4-10 0-2 8, Davis 4-15 3-4 11, 4-7 4-8 14, Brown 2-10 3-4 7, Donovan 0-1 Feb. 22 at Milan, Italy — c-Leo Cruz StL, m ajor (misconduct), 2:50; Leeman, Atlanta 100, Chicago 93 OO 0, Knight 4-4 0-1 8, Lom ax 2-7 2-3 4, vs. Loris Stecca, 15, W BA lunlor about an hour. 2 packages (10>A ounces each) fresh spinach, finely chopped •••••••••••••••••••••• Kansas City 113, New Jersey 104 Maev 4-12 04) 8, Adams 2-10 2-2 4, Robey Tor, major, 2:50; Harris, To r, 2:50; 3-7 M l i Foster 10-14 2-3 24, Sanders 3-4 Starks 3-10 (Ml 4, Lewis 2-2 (Ml 4, Hill 1-2 featherweight title. Ihnacok, To r, 6:11; Sutter, StL, 10:43; Houston 118, Golden State 98 While chicken bakes, cook zucchini and mushrooms in remaining >/z cup evaporated milk CM) 6, Plttmon 1-2 (Ml 2. Totals 43-99 22-32 00 2, Roth 0-1 OO 0, Dudo OO OO 0, Feb. 25 at undetermined site — Sugar Johnson, StL, 14:57; Salmlng,Tor, 19:31. Dollas 123, Utah 115 Kipfer OO OO 0, Pennefather O ) OO 0 Ray Leonard vs. Kevin Howard, 10, tablespoon butter in large saucepan until tender. Remove and set I teaspoon curry powder Los Angeles 116, Phoenix 110 no. welterweights. TONIGHT Third period— 8, St. Louis, Anderson 5 LOS A N G E L E S (114) Totals 2051 13-18 53. aside. 1 teaspoon salt 7:30 UConn vs. New Hampshire, (Wickenheiser. Bobych), 3:15. 9, St. San Diego 118, Portlond 113 V IL L A N O V A (44) Feb. 25 at Atlantic City — c-MIchoel Wednesday's Gomes Wilkes 9-17 5 ^ 23, W orthy 3-4 1-2 7, Add enough water to chicken broth to make 2>A cups liquid. Ad{j to ■A teaspoon pepper WDRC Louis, Gilmour 12 (Reeds, Ramage), Abdul-Jobbor 4-11 7-8 19, Johnson 4-15 5-5 Pressley 3-10 4-7 12, Dobbs 4-7 4-7 14, Spinks vs. Eddie Davis, 15, world lloht 7:30 College basketball: Hartford vs 7 54. P e n a ltie s — C o s te llo , T o r , (All Times EST) Pinckney 2-5 4-5 8, W ilbur 1-2 4-4 4, heavyweight title. saucepan and bring to a boil. Stir in rice and onion. Cover tightly and 2 cups cooked brown rice Philadelphia at Boston, 7:30p.m. 17, Scott 4-9 3-3 15, Cooper 2-4 1-2 5, Springfield, W INF 3:34; McAdoo 7-18 10-10 24, Noter 2-4 2-2 4, M cLain 4-7 4-4 12, McClain 5-9 2-2 12, Feb. 24 at undetermined site — c- cook over low heat until all liquid is absorbed, about 50 minutes. 1 lemon, thinly sliced 7:30 Celtics vs. 76ers, SportsChannel Hutchison, Tor, m olor-m lnor, 5:33; Denver at Indiana, 7:35 p.m. Roger Mavweather vs. Rocky Lockridoe Kupchak 0-104) 0. Totals 41-85 34-38 114. Brown 00 OO 0, Jensen O l 2-2 2, Everson Stir in reserved zucchini and niushrooms. ^ rv e rice with freshly Saute onions and garlic in oil until tender. Add chicken broth: bring 6 00College bosketball: Notre Dome Bobych. StL, m ajor-m inor,5:33; Nylund, Milwaukee at Atlanta, 8:10 p.m. Phoenix 29 24 30 25— 110 01 OO 0, Mossimino 00 OOO, Harrington 15, W B A lunlor lightweight title. vs. Davidson, E S P N To r. 6:15; Hutchison, To r, misconduct, Golden State at Dallas,8:35p.m. Los Angeles 21 30 35 30— 114 OO 00 0, Pinone OO OO 0, Enright OO OO March 3 at San Juan, Puerto Rico — ground pepper. Makes six servings. 373 calories per serving. to a boil. Stir in spinach, cover, and simmer about in minutes. Pour Thursdoy's Games 6 OOColiege basketball: Syracusevs 15:13; Bobych, StL, misconduct, 15:13; Three-polntgools— Foster 2. Fouledout 0. Totals 19-42 28-33 44. c-Edwin Rosario vs. Roberto Elizondo. into a blender and puree. Return to saucepan. Add miH .seasonings', Pittsburgh. USA Coble Wilson. StL. 15:38. New York at Washington Halttime— Provldence3l,Vlllanova21. 12, W BC lightweight title. Denver at Chicago — Edwards, Worthy. Total fouls— and rice. Heat Ihornuphb' Serve « lth -i twist of lenioii 8;30 Rongers vs. Penguins (toped), Shots on goal— Toronto 13-5-5— 23. Phoenix Fouled out— Lomax, Hill, McLain. Total March 10 at undetermined site— Greo Channel 9 St Golden State at San Antonio fouls— Providence 23, Vlllanova 21. Page vs. Tim Witherspoon, 12, vacant 32, Los Angeles 28. Rebounds— Phoenlx48 W BC heavyweight title. Fruited Rice 10:00 College bosketball: Wisconsin Louis 10-11-8— 29, Seattle at Kansas City (Nonce 14), Los Angeles 47 (Wilkes 10). Rebounds— Providence 27 (Thorpe 4), vs MInnesoto (toped), ESPN Goalies— Toronto, Palmateer. St. New Jersey at Utah Vlllanova 34. (Pinckney 8). Assists— March 30 at undetermined site — c Houston at Los Angeles Assists— Phoenix 29 (Mocy 9), Los M arvin Hauler vs. Juan Roldan, is 10 00 College basketbaM: Florida Louis, Angeles 30 (Johnson 11). Technicals— Providence 15 (Starks), Vlllanova 12 Liut A- 9,231 Phoenix ol San Diego world middlewelaht title. ' 1 cup sliced carrots Stote vs lou'SviMe (toped). USA Cohl^ None. A — 13,894. (McLain 4). A— 7,109. Please turn to page 17 Herald ohoto by Pinto 3 tablespoons vegetable i>il MANCHESTER HKHALD, Wodne.sdav, Jan. 25, 1984 is M - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Jun 25, 1984 Supermarket Shopper New Englantf Recipes Public Records ‘Coupon fairies’ are greatly appreciated Warranty deeds Construction Inc, to David Blanchard and Rosselto and Jean McCoy, 32 Wes­ Construction Inc. to Jona­ terly St., $75,325. Chefs share recipes for scrumptious soups By Martin Sloane DEAR ANN MARIE: I think I’ll ever know who was kind enough to save than and Carol Golt, 94 United Feature just want you to know that put the coupon there, but all the Sanka envelopes Westerly St., $67,225. since there’s a good Liens released Editors note: The following is the first in a weekly Mensa in Springfield, there is homemade Tortellini especially for those unused to different appearances Do not overcook or clams will be tough. Syndicate your "small act" is appre­ for my ’’collection." Jaqucline Baez to D.W. Dr. Jean L. Hebert and ciated. I'll let a letter from chance that person reads When I recently went on a Fish Realty Co., unit 78D, Dr. Ronald Stephens re­ list of New England recipes designed to be easily soup. The Union Oyster House in Boston is clam in their soups. Skin pork, ..dice and saute in a pan. Cook until I your column. I just prepared for home consumption. They come from chower. And from the Tai Sei in Boston is the Serves 6. rendered. Add onions — cook until glassy. Add butter, I DEAR MARTIN: In a another one of my readers Caribbean cruise. I never Forest Ridge Condomi­ lease lien on property of Japanese miso shim or soy bean soup. ‘C o u p o n recent column you asked show you how much. wanted to say, thanks. — thought I would find nium, $95,000. Michael and June Masclli. tried and tested sources, such as restaurants, inns, Water melt and cook slightly. Add flour. If mixture is too Mrs. J. McNamara, Me­ hotels and ethnic sogj^t^ and will frequently offer a 3 teaspoons of dasinomoto (A Japanese seasoning loose, add a little more flour. Cook until slightly [ ip out this file and keep it with similar readers to let you know proofs of |)urchase, but Jennifer Rondini to Pa­ c -off coupons — beverage refund offers with about the ways they put DEAR MARTIN: I had costa. Mich. walking down a street in trick Foran, 105 Benton Slate ol Connecticut dis­ theme, beginning'wtni this week's selection of Chicken egg lemon available in specialty stores) colored. favorite but unusual soups of some prominent cup of soy bean paste, either red or white Bring clams, juice and potatoes back to a boil. Add b irage coupons, for example. Start collecting unwanted coupons to good a very nice experience DEAR MRS. MCNAM­ San Juan, Mound several St., $68,000. charges lien on properly Massachusetts restaurants. Readers are encouraged Olympia owner and chef Socrates Tingas says the t scallions finely chopped cooked roux. Thicken and bring to a rolling boil and the needed proofs of purchase while looking for use. Each week when I and wanted to share it ARA: I, too, think it’s a candy wrappers and a Blanchard and Rossetto of Paul J. O’Brien. to send their recipes to United Press International in drawing card for this well known Lowell restaurant is the required forms at the supermarket, in sort my coupons and get with you and your read­ wonderful idea which label from a can of evapo­ W package of tofu cut into small pieces, or a small stir. Add previously heated half and half to desired | ready for my trip to the care of the Manchester Herald, Box 591, Manchester, the easy to make egg lemon that has a zingy flavor and amount of wakame (seaweed) consistency. Season to taste. newspapers and magazines, and when trading ers. On a recent trip to the could make supermarket rated milk. I came back CT. 06040. startles first time tasters. Bring to a boil water and dashinomoto seasoning. Serve with oyster or pilot crackers. with friends. Offers may not be available in all supermarket, I also take supermarket, I needed to shopping a more enjoya­ from both trips with plea­ Take the mixture of the heat and add the soy bean areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive along a batch of coupons I purchase a jar of coffee. ble experience for both sant memories and refun­ Serves eight. each refund. don't need. As my hus­ When I reached up to take the givers and the receiv­ dable POPs to help pay for Manchester Sheltered Workshop Bakery By United Press International 1 large chicken of 3 to 4 pounds paste and mix well. Add the other ingredients to this mixture and heat over a low flame and serve. Homemade Tortellini The following refund offers are worth 315. This band and I walk down the the jar from the shelf, ers. With more -’coupon my next vacation. — Dotli 57 HolMtter Street (Bentley School) Soup is good food. 1 large cup of white rice week’s refund offers have a total value of $29.35. aisles, he puts the un­ there, wedged in between fairies” at work, we would Rice, ^buth Holland, III. 6 eggs Springfield’s La Mensa offers an Italian specialty. wanted coupons on the the jars, was a 40-cent have many more Cinder- That’s not just a commercial for a popular soup Chef Osualdo Pirro comes from Milan, Italy and says This offer doesn’t require a refund form: DEAR DOTTl: Brrr ... Open for Sales to the Publiff company, but a gastronomical fact well known to 1 cup of lemon juice Oyster House Clam Chowder SILVERSTONE On Steel Rebate Offer, P.O. shelf next to these pro­ coupon for that brand. It ellas lighting up the aisles this winter has been so Boil chicken in a large pot of water. After chicken is he is a gastronomical specialist. His ingredients ai^ Box 1060, Libertyville, II 60198. Receive a $2 ducts. I call him the was a doubly delightful with their smiles. chefs and gourmets, as far back as when someone done, remove the soup stock and add one cup of rice This is the recipe that made the Union Oyster House cooking styles reflect the North Italian influence. His cold, the last time I bent WED., THURS. and FRI. first put vegetables and seasonings in water and put refund. Send the Universal Product Code symbols "coupon fairy.” This surprise since the store DEAR MARTIN: Just doWh to pick up a candy and boil for a half hour. famous. Chef Michael Levin's recipe has been tested soup broths and bases are made fresh every day as from any two SilverStone on Steel by Bake King small act gives us both a was also offering double 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. on the heat. In another pan, beat six eggs. by tourists and Bostonians alike. part of menu with 85 entrees. because a person goes on wrapper on the sidewalk, The French king Louis XIV, who wined and dined in pans, plus the register tape with the purchase knowledge that we’re coupons. On the way home a vacation doesn’t mean I almost froze in that SUND AY 8:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. After rice and stock are finished cooking, add one 4 ounces salt pork Prepare fresh chicken broth. Use one gallon water helping others and a great unparalleled splendour in his palace at Versailles, as Z small diced onions price (s) circled,'along with your name, address I kept thinking what a they have to forget about position. If someone 10% Discount • Sr. Clllzent cup of lemon juice (or less if you prefer a less sour and preferably the chicken legs and wings. and ZIP code. Expires April 30, 1984. sense of satisfaction. — wonderful way to share the history books point out, liked soup especially. soup.) 8 ounces butter ,, refunding. Last year I would just send me to San For Further Information - Call 646-5718 In the magazine "Gastronomy," a selection about For flavor add one carrot, I medium white onion These offers require refund forms; Ann Marie Bolton, City of the coupons that a person traveled abroad and the Juan I would gladly follow Z ounces flour Industry. Calif. Louis XIV noted that his sister pointed out that at one Add the eggs little by little to the soup and heat the 4 pounds freshly cooked or frozen clams, diced and one celery stalk, 1 touch of salt and 1 teaspoon of ANCO Grizzly Weather Sale, Young America isn't going to use. I don’t stewardess on the plane your good advice! meal he ate four plates of different soups before going soup just until it is hot but not overcooked as the eggs 64 ounces clam juice butter. Corp. Receive a 50-cent- to $5.50 refund. Send the on to an entire pheasant and other goodies. will begin to separate. Serve. required refund form and the proof of purchase, 2 Z pounds potatoes diced Let it boil for one hour, strain and you have fresh For this week’s RECIPES, UPI asked the chefs at 32 ounces hall and half (salt, pepper, tobasco, chicken broth. Put broth back on fire and let it boil. along with the part number from Anco products four well known Massachusetts restaurants to give Miso Shim or soy bean soup Worcestershire sauce to taste) Add fresh meat or cheese tortellini and let boil for 15 for the following refunds; Wiper refills — 50-cent their favorite and popular soup selections. Bring potatoes and clam juice to a boil. Cook until minutes. per pair; Wiper blades — $1 per pair; Winter From the Olympia in Lowell comes the Greek Owner and chef Takie Horiyama of the Tai Sei says potatoes are done. Add clams (along with any surplus Serve hot with a light sprinkling of fresh chopped blades — $1 per pair; Anti-freeze concentrate — avgolemono or chicken-egg lemon soup. From La this soup is a delight to the palate and the eye. juice from the same.) Cook until done. Set aside. 50-cents. Send the cap liner as the proof of parsley. purchase. Expires June 30, 1984. Dr . SCHOLL’S $1.50 Winter/Insole Air-Pillo Insole Cash Refund. Receive a $1- to $1.50 refund. French regional specialties Send the required refund form and the large Dr. 5 Generic foods Scholl’s name from the front of either Winter Insole package, plus the register tape with the purchase price circled of either Dr. Scholl’s Wool o ^ e n ^ ^ 5 ^ d a y glorify duck in many ways Fleece or Thermo Cushion Insole for a $1 refund; cut the price Double Coupons CHECK LOCAL STORF.S or send the large Dr. Scholl’s name from the front

By Jeanne Lesem duck, salted, cooked and preserved in of either Winter Insole package and one Air-Pillo vSnai5ii itn at maaaathzniiaa mm *»«r>»»«r8« w Sa taaSAf tvdewe tar REDEEM MANUFACTURERS* CENTS-OFF COUPONS FOR DOUBLE THEIR VALUE. FOR HOURS. United Press International rendered duck fat. Insole package, plus a register tape with the ) SEE STORES FOR DETAILS. VALID THRU SATURDAY. JANUARY 28. 1984. and taste, too The salad was garnished with duck purchase prices circled of either Dr. Scholl’s SIlftrA NEW YORK — In Andre Daguin's skin cracklings. Sheep Wool Fleece or Thermo Cushion Insole and region of France — Gascony — chefs one Air-Pillo Insole for a $1.50 refund. Check your C T i By Dahleen Glanton use every part of the duck but the DAGUIN’S glace avec pruneaux a choice of refund. Expires March 31, 1984. United Press International quack. I’armagnac is the Cadillac of soft ice Pork Five of the seven courses prepared creams, a rich but lightly sweetened DALLAS — Most food industry people say generic by chef Daguin at a special dinner in mixture of whole milk, egg yolks, sugar Picnic Shoulder Grade “A ” food products are good for the pocketbook, but New York contained duck. He used the and prunes in armagnac. SMOKED-WAtER ADDED Frozen disagree on how good they taste. meat, the skin, the giblets and even the The chef makes it in a sorbetiere — Menus ______U.S.D.A. insp. Some industry representatives say most generic rendered fat — the last to make an electric ice cream maker — but a Turkeys Basted lb. products are lower in quality than their name brand peppercorn cookies served with a dasher-type, hand-cranked or electric IC • Whole-16 To 22-Lbs. counterparts. remarkable ice cream containing ice cream maker also works well. Senior citizens ] Breast • Half Generic products rely on cheaper and sometimes IQuarters prunes macerated for three weeks in The following lunches will be served at Mayfair lb. 8 9 ‘ • Leg Quarters lower quality ingredients, and less advertising and armagnac, a special type of French Glace avec Pruneaux Gardens and Westhill Gardens, the week of Jan. 30 promotion, to enable retail stores to buy them for less brandy now available widely in the through Feb. 3, to Manchester residents who are 60 or and pass the savings on to customers. United States. 1 cup pitted prunes ^ older; PORKLOM BEEF ROUND-BONELESS (STEAKS 2.79 LB.) BEEF CHUCK FRESH BONELESS Chicago-based Jewel Food Stores introduced Although the peppercorn cookies Armagnac to cover Monday: Veal patty with mushroom gravy, Cqu8I Amownit generics in 1977. Assorted OIC«nM»Cut. Sirloin Boneless • LondooBrorl Chicken were served with dessert, they would 10 egg yolks buttered noodles, mixed vegetables, rye bread, eiaOfEnde • Shoulder Tom Meley, account manager for Generic Products be also make a delicious cocktail 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons sugar chilled pears. Pork Chops StHomEntfChopt lb. . Tip Roasts ib a Steaks • Chuck Ftilei Breast Cutlets Corp., a Fort Worth. Texas, food broker, said the A dieter feels satisfied after eating spinach-rice salad. snack. AAP BEEF LOIN BONELESS-WHOLE 5 TO 7-LBS. BEEF RI8-BONELESS-WHOLE 10 TO 12 LBS LESSER QUANTITIES 99< LB concept caught on almost instantly in the Midwest but 1 quart milk, warmed Tuesday: Barbecued chicken, vegetarian beans, Formerly Other chefs may be switching to Place pitted prunes in a bowl (not tossed salad with dressing, wheat bread, chocolate Canned Q 8 ' A # C v l Fillel Mignon . Beef Fresh grew more slowly in other parts of the country. nouvelle cuisine, with its lighter dishes Halves l Meley said cigarettes are the biggest selling generic aluminum), cover with armagnac and put cake. Ham «n ^ Tenderloins ib ^ Rib Eyes ( 4. Wih P Chicken Legs J and stylized service. Daguin is among a lid or plastic wrap and let stand at With help from this salad, Wednesday: Corned beef, boiled potato, steamed FROZEN>U.S D.A. MSP. BASTED m k ’ SLICEO-BEEF SOZ PKO I 19 BEEF OR MEAT JUNIBOBEEF 1-LB PKG t 89 product, followed by paper products, canned those who uphold the glories of 169 179 vegetables and household items. room temperature three weeks. Stir cabbage and carrots, rye bread, lemon pudding. Grade “ A” Tiiriieys I'iS i» 71 Oscar Mayer Meat Boln)>na Cokinial Fenway Franks Kahn's Jumbo Meat Franks traditional regional cooking. occasionally and add more armagnac Thursday: Turkey a la king and biscuit, mashed A His special dinner for the press was FRESH FLOU8M3En FILLET 3 S» LB a BARBEOUCO-OVEN ROASTED-HICKORY SMOKED VACUUM PACKED-SL ICED )19 FLAVOR SEAL OR SMOKED “WE’RE NOT going to tell you that our products are if needed to keep the fruit moist. sweet potatoes, peas, stewed prunes. Hilbhire Pokka Kielbasa you could enjoy your diet hosted by Air France at the Hotel When you are ready to make the ice Friday: Apple juice, cheese manicotti, tossed salad F re ^ Cod or ^ o d Pdlet « 2 Louis Rich-Breast of Turkey Cokiniai Premium Bacon as good as national brands across the board," said FRESH BEEF 1-LB. PKQ. 1.S9 A&P 1-LB PKG. 1.79 FRESH ROASTING CHICKENS-6 TO 7 LBS^ Parker Meridien in New York City. cream, place egg yolks and sugar in top with dressing, Italian bread, fresh fruit. Generic’s president. Robert Pease Sr. "But there are Four days earlier the hotel had begun some national requirements that all manufacturers By AMeen Claire 1 small onion, thinly sliced of a double boiler (not aluminum, Florida "56' A&P Ann P ^ e Perdue NEA.Food Editor >/t cup thinly sliced celery previews in its Restaurant Maurice of which would discolor the mixture), aqd have to meet on certain products. the fall menus of L’Archestrate, the Manchester schoois Scallops Meat Franks Sliced Bacon ^ Oven Stuffier "Our paper, towels are not as strong as Bounty. The best way to diet successfully is to ■A cup sliced radishes beat until light yellow and creamy. Set 'AVAXABLE WED. THRU SAT. M SELF SERVICE FISH DEPT 3 hard-cooked eggs, sliced Paris restaurant whose chef Alain over simmering water and heat, A Theirs is two-ply. Ours is one-ply. Our soap is not as eat regularly and select dishes that are • The following lunches will be. served the week of l>/i cups cold cooked rice Senderens is a major practitioner of stirring constantly. Gradually add the rtic I rctviT rite Dairv good as Tide. There’s not enough cleaning power. In attractive, flavorful and lower in nouvelle cuisine. All dishes served Jan. 30 through Feb. 3 in the Manchester public our canned fruit, the fruit won’t be as large, but it’s calories. V4 teaspoon salt heated milk in a steady stream, schools; I MBLETS CORN OR >A teaspoon pepper during six nights of special dinners whisking constantly. Heat slowly, x.yiE FARiW just as nourishing, and it tastes just as good. If you do not enjoy your "diet" food, have been added to the regular menu. Monday: Hamburg patty on a roll, french fries, Green Giant "We put California fruit in our light syrup. It’s not as you will fall off your diet within a few Bottled low-calorie dressing stirring often, until mixture thickens buttered mixed vegetables, chilled pears. California and coats back of wooden spoon. COOL CRISP-SALAOSIZE / j sugary and not as sweet. We leave the metal spout off days. THE ONE DUCK dish at Senderens’ Tuesday; New England clam chowder, bologna and Sweet Peas 'Si' the side of the box of our dishwasher detergent. Here is a low-calorie spinach and rice Wash spinach thoroughly. Break off Remove from heat and cool. lettuce sandwich on sesame roll, corn chips, apple CHICKEN t VEGETA8t.E 12^-02., SALSBURY STEAK 9 SOZ. W Iceberg Lettuce Cucumbers J iq* dinner was carpaccio, an Italian CALIFORNIA-LARGE HEAD Pease said company management doesn’t think salad that also offers added protein stems and measure 1 quart. If leaves appetizer usually made from thinly Drain prunes (reserving leftover crisp. Stouffer’s BMfAPorti when served with hard-cooked eggs. are large, tear into bite-size pieces. , Wednesday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, buttered w ^ • Cannelloni Cauliflower •8Ch these things matter to the money-conscious sliced raw beef with a light sauce. syrup), chop them coarsely, add to the FRESH CALIFORNIA-CRISP m housewife. Serve a hot cut of bouillon and fresh Shake spinach in a towel to dry well. egg mixture and churn in a 2-quart ice green beans, garlic bread and butter, chilled mixed LeanCuisme ’ pkgiJ N Senderens instead used thinly sliced fruit, pickled beets. Romaine Lettuce ib / "She’ll cut a hole out herself (from the detergent fruit for a tasty, complete meal. Arrange attractively with other veget­ raw duck breast. Because the skin and cream machine until very thick, TENDER YOUNG box) and save about 8 cents a box." ' ables, eggs and rice in a salad bow. all traces of fat had been removed, it following manufacturer's directions. Thursday: Cheese and hamburg pizza, tossed Belgian Endive id Fresh Spinach and Chill. When ready to serve, season, add looked and tasted more like beef than Remove dasher, cover tightly and salad, gelatin with topping. 1 Chicken US NO l-IDEAL FOR BAKING a MANY GROCERY chains carry their own private dressing and toss lightly. This kitchen- duck. freeze several hours, to mellow. Friday: Baked macaroni and cheese, peanut butter HEAT AND SERVE Rus.se! Potatoes 2 id. o Rice Salad Bowl ^ IMPORTED-JUICY SWEET label products, such as Safeway’s Scotch Buy and tested recipe makes 6 servings. Calo­ Remove container to refrigerator to stuffed celery, carrot sticks, corn bread, chilled ADO TO SALADS The Daguin dishes were clearly Celeste Deluxe Pizza |59 Nectarines Kroger’s Cost Cutter or Kroger brands. Vt pound fresh spinach ries per serving; 117. ducky. reach consistency of soft ice cream peaches. Milk is served with all meals. HOMiSTYLE Fresh Mushrooms “Our CCutter brand products are priced equivalent The meal began with fresh foie gras before serving. Eggo Waffles FLORIOA-SiZE 27 CALIFORNIA-SIZE 48 to generics, but these products have a big difference — specially fattened, buttery textured Makes about UA quarts. If made in a RHAM high schools Jumbo W hite^ C Jumbo Blue Bonnet over the plain label generics," said Peter Larkin, duck and goose livers. 399' . 8-oz. bowl in freezer, it should be whipped Grapefruit Zii > Navel Oranges r tubs ' public affairs manager for Kroger’s southwest Chicken pie for winter dinner Another course consisted of lentils The following lunches will be served the week of 79 Margarine district. every 10 minutes until softly frozen, YELLOW OR WHITE with other giblets that had been sliced, and yield will be smaller. Jan. 30 through Feb. 3 at RHAM junior and senior high THIN OR REGULAR SPAGHETTI OR ELBOWS "Because they have our name, we guarantee them then cooked in duck fat. schools; Mueller's Pasta Bordens for quality. If customers have a problem, they know By Eileen Claire 2 tablespoons chutney The reserved syrup may be served NEA Food Editor The main course was confit — cut up with the ice cream. Monday: Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes, car­ ALASKA SOCKEVE where to come." 4 ounces Monterey Jack cheese, rots, homemade roll, pudding sundae. Bumble Bee Red Salmon Singles grated NEW' Safeway spokeswoman Vicky Flannery said the Tuesday; Stuffed shells with meat sauce, green CHUNK LIGHT-IN Oil OR WATER A chicken chutney pie is a perfect foil 1 can cream of chicken soup Hershey's Chocolate Milk chain began marketing Scotch Buy products in 1978. beans, garlic roll, peaches. Bumble l ^ ‘ Tuna PASTEURIZED They now carry about 300 items. for a fruit salad; it’s also an easy way to (lOVt-ounces) turn leftover chicken into a quiche-type ■A cup milk [ (A OlVISIOM or CARHT FACTOHY OUTLIirS) 1 Wednesday: Cheese pizza, green beans, Breakstone Sour Cream < “We (also) carry national brands and our ToWn applesauce. WHIPPED House label that is equal to or better than national entree. 2 eggs Use a ready baked crust and your ■A teaspoon curry powder Thursday: Fruit juice, grinder, potato chips, Temptee Cream Cheese < brands,” Mrs. Flannery said. “Scotch Buy is good preparation time is further shortened. vegetable sticks, gelatin with topping. NATURAL quality. They’re better than generics, but their price ■A teaspoon salt SURPLUS CARPET CENTER Friday: Fish and cheese, macaroni and cheese, Kraft Shredded Mozzarella ' is comparable to generics." Dash of white pepper peas and carrots, mixed fruit, homemade roll. She said the private label products are made by Chicken Chutney Pie Layer onions, chicken, chutney and SINGLE PLY-400-CT. ■ several different companies, and Safeway also cheese in pie shell. Beat soup, eggs, w o w ! THAT Banner milk and seasonings together; pour Bolton schools 3S' OFF LABEL manufactures many of its own products, including 83-03 1 4 9 Bath Tissue ' 1 butter-flavored' ready crust over chicken mixture. Bake at 400 SURPCUS CARPET CENTER Aqua* fresh Toothpaste lutM I 79 salad dressings, flour and pet Hunt's Tomato Sauce LIQUID ^ 2 tablespoons sauteed onions The following lunches will be served at Bolton uLEANStH Larkin said Kroger runs 33 manuang plants degrees 35 to 40 minutes. This kitchen- IN MANCHeSTER 1 9 9 THICK-mCH Dynamo Detergent V< cup chopped chicken Elementary-Center schools the week of Jan. 30 box A throughout the United States,making peanut butter tested recipe makes one 9-inch pie. |g REALLY SOmgTNINg gCSe/ Efferdent Hunt's Tomato Paste .WITH FABRIC SOFTENER through Feb. 3; M* 1 30' 2 and dairy and meat products. 2 in S C STEWED Fab Laundry Detergent Monday: Cold grinder, carrot and celery sticks, pkg ^ B ^ Pillows Hunt's Tomatoes pickle chips, potato chips, chocolate cluster. HUNT'S PUDDING •Ser\ia‘.Seafood Market OTHER PRIVATE label items come from supply WHY DO You 6AV THAT^ Tuesday: Orange juice, chilidog, potato puffs, Windshield Wash ..99' REGULAR OR WITH CHEESE companies. Snack Pack Chocolate FRESH CUT pudding with peaches. Alpo Beef Bites BOOK Larkin said products differ but he insists quality is SPeCIALIZING ALL VARIETIES ^ 4.SOZ. Flounder Fillet TRI-CITY Norihal. Wednesday: Salisbury steak with gravy, mashed coni. ' Ohio Deluxe Matches FRESH CUT subjective. IN WeODING SHOPPING PLAZA Dog Treats 79 BIRTHDAY ^ L O O a square yford potato, mixed vegetables, chilled pineapple. Libby’s Natural 2 }<)■ OFF LABEL BllfARONf. BEEF RAVIOLI OR SPAOHCTTI * MEAT BALLS Cod or Scrod Fillet "Some opinion polls rank Kroger brand peanut VERNON • 644-8682 POR/nAL, Thursday: Vegetable soup, grilled cheese, chips, FRESH CUT butter up there with some of the national brands,” he CAKBS Pack ViBgetables 'lii'nT8 5 ^ Palmolive Dish Liquid Chef Boy-Ar-Dre raisins and cookies. CATALBEA, CREAMT ITALIAN, PREHCI1 OR ITALIAL EXTRA ABSORSANT60CT OR CRUSHED TOTAATO 3 »^Z SR* said. "It’s a matter of personal preference." iPOft-THe Fy\o ^ imstaliation WHO Lemon Sole Fillet CARES... I Friday: Fruit juice, meat and cheese pizza, tossed Kraft Salad Dressings ' ^s- 79' Pampers Toddkrs Diapers Monlini Wtiolt- Tomalor-!. FRESH 5 With ^BRoADcoo/v\ Dozens of other companies, many of them national salad, choice of dressing, fruited gelatin with topping. COOKIES REGULAR OR UNSALTEO BAOOKS brand manufacturers, also make generic or private OPEN TWATlS t 8 « 1 2 9 Florida Scallops 'MKESMOP/ CARPET IM THEIR STOCK... Nabisco Fig Newtons p*g I Krispy Sabine Crackers Food Storage Bags FRESH CAUGHT 7 DAYS Milk is served with all meals. label products. ORANGE. GRAPE OR PUNCH A WEEK ^ /€ THAT NOMIALP AGREAT REGULAR OR 6ARBEOUEO Norwegian Salmon But 98 percent of all generic cigarettes are produced Wise Potato Chips H-C Drinks LARGE 31 TO 3S COUNT SIZE by Gary Tobacco Co., a division of Liggett St Myers Coventry Elementary schools Wheatbury 9 9 c REGULAR. DIET AND CAFFEINE FREE SMUCNER'S PlUk Fancy Shrimp Tobacco Co., which also makes national brands. ^ W A J T ... . Wheat Snacks X: Coke or Tab P8 torw e TN. APRIL} stuffed with peanut butter, fresh fruit. - Chib Rolls 6 „ 8 9 ‘ Wisconsin Cheddar Chi’ese i. Z Peppered Beef Cooked Salami in v e n t o r y FROM HOMESTVLE NATURAL A u n BAKED BLOOD > iITTEMWEn ONE LOAF Friday: Juice, pizza or hot dog, hot vegetables, COOKED RING CNOCOUTE OF RYE, PUM­ C.KO. STORES' Italian Bread « .5 9 ' Wine Cheddar Chi-ese .. 2"’ Macaroni & Cheese Corned Beef Round PERNICKEL assorted fresh fruit. Milk is served with all meals DELICIOUS BARB-OUED PRESSURE PART ROLLS, FRESH BAKED DELICIOUS. I n . 4 9 . . , n . 5 9 lb. OR HALF 8 HALF Onion Rolls 6 . 8 9 ' Nibhk'rs French Onion i. 3 Pork Spare Ribs Fresh Cok* Slaw TAKEN BY WITH THIS COUPON FULL ROLLS, CLINIC A I WITH THIS COUPON I I WITH THIS COUPON Andover Elementary OFFER EXPIRES | OFFER EXPIRES OFFER EXPIRES SURPLUS C A R m DROP COLORS, BEQISTENED IJSO N . JAN. 30,1884 j JAN. 30,1884 J N U B tE 1^ JAN. 30, 1984 J En.„ AND The following lunches will be served at Andover 30 5 WIOAO STREET Elementary School the week of Jan. 30 through Feb. 3; • CAKES ANY SIZEI * Monday: Veal parmesean, mashed potatoes, corn, • WEDDING CAKES • SHOWER PLATTERS • MANCHESTER, CT. INSTAUATION • • DELIVERIES 2 door* from Monchotlor AAA cheese wedge, chocolate pudding, bread. Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manchester AT: LMSETT PHMMACT MKl • PETIT FOURS • MINI DANISHES • ECLAIRS • PARMDf NULTM SNOffl AVAILABLE • AdQ.RIM 4 PAD FOR. Tuesday: Sloppy Joes, rice, peas and carrots, cake. • OUR FAMOUS PUMPERNICKLE BREADI • SUH. IM • SAT.1R4 • WBRRAfS IM ONLY ^1.00 Wednesday: Hamburg pizza, salad, juice bars. DAI • PUFF TARTS • FINGER ROLLS • SpRcit! Pncus M 5 » y E . RllwliRMRI IwU M ItiD n ER< W A WOOf. Thursday: Chicken nuggets, rice pilaf, carrot HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.; • CREAM PUFFS • MINI BAGELS • for Orgonitationt, * ~ ~Ei fesok/slslnAMlii ssirs. AoRNisnlo, nssEM p ^ IS osrp s l Ro» Iw N u E ii. sticks, cheese wedge, fruit. • COLORED BR^DS • Ctiurcfm, SynogSgtm, ate. MM n w r i PlRSMlnf PfSEiSRi tSOMOl Friday: Fish and cheese, potato puffs, corn, bread, SATURDAY 8:00 A. M. TO 10:00 P.M.; SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. • MINI CRESCENTS • apple crisp. f V I« - M ANCHESTER HER ALD , \Udncscl;i.v. J;in ;^5, 1984 M AN CHESTEK HKKALD. Wcdnf.sday. Jan. 25. 1984 17 Advice Biz Swensson’s entertaining some women iegisiators

Conlinued from page 13 Cook beans, drain. Melt butter, stir in flour, salt, lady fingers that have been opened and sprinkled with immediately after it llanu's. Gliig i.s .served in m 'I> pepper, onion and sugar. Add sour cream and stir small amounts, very wauh ■A teaspoon salt the mint liquour. Chill. Can be served with whipped until smooth, over low heat. Remove and fold in cream and shaved chocolate. Unwed mother wants others t cloves garlic, crushed cooked green beans. ■A teaspoon paprika Spread in a greased oblong pan. Sprinkle cheese on >4 Bone, split and skin the chicken breasts and season top. Melt about 2 tablespoons butter and add about 'A Queen Elizabeth’s Cake Western Style Kidney Beans with salt and pepper. Dip the chicken in the beaten egg cup bread crumbs. Brown and sprinkle lightly over I cup chopped dates 4 cans kidney beans, drained to consider their choices and roll in the crumbs. Saute until golden brown in the the cheese. Bake uncovered at 375 degrees for 20 or 30 1 teaspoon baking soda ’ 1 large canf tomatoes, drained and chopped butter and salad oil mixture. Add more if needed. *. « minutes. 1 cup sugar 1 or 2 large green peppers, sliced Then place the chicken in a large baking dish. ■A cup butter or cream I or 2 sweet yellow onions, sliced ^ D EA R ABBY: I re­ stated that the widow of. Scrape the residue from the frying pan over the "John Smith" should call 1 beaten egg 4 slices bacon cently found myself preg­ chicken. Add the frozen peas. Pour the heavy cream Snow-Capped Chocolate Pie 1 teaspoon vanilla 4 ounces brown sugar nant. and like many other herself "Mrs. John that has been mixed with the ‘A teaspoon salt and i Smith." I don't agree with 3 egg whites I'A cups sifted flour 'A cup chili sauce young girls in this situa­ crushed garlic (or teaspoon chopped dried onion can 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 teaspoon baking powder Cover bottom of a large casserole with bacon cut in tion with no marriage in you. I have a name, and 1 be substituted.) Dear Abby am a person in my own V a cup sugar ■A teaspoon salt one-inch pieces. Layer two cans of the beans, pepper, sight, I had a very big Dust with the paprika and bake at 350 degrees for 1 teaspoon baking powder ■A cup chopped nuts onion and half the brown sugar, then half of the decision to make, 1 was in right. In the wedding one hour, basting occasionally until chicken is tender. 1 4 ounce bar sweet cooking chocolate, grated Pour 1 cup of boiling water over the chopped dates tomato. Repeat the layers and add the chili sauce over Abigail Van Buren ceremony it says, "Till If chicken breasts are extra large, cover liehtlv with no position to support 1 cup fine rich, round cracker crumbs and baking soda and let stand while mixing the other the top layer. Cover. myself and a child. death do you part." Well, foil and cook another 15 minutes. ‘A cup chopped pecans ingredients. Then add to the other mixture and bake Bake at least an hour at 350 degrees. Uncover for the 1 considered having an if your husband dies, you are no longer married. I 1 cup whipping cream for 35 minutes in a 9-inch by 12-inch pan, at 350 last half hour. If beans become dry use some of the abortion, but when the 2 tablespoons sugar degrees. juice drained from the can and add it to the casserole. time came. I couldn't do don't want to leel like I Swedish Fruit Salad belong to someone who is 1 teaspoon vanilla Serves 12 to 15 at a buffet, less us a main meal. Any it: I knew that I had to Z eggs, beaten Beat egg whites with 1 teaspoon vanilla, to soft leftover can be frozen. , give that little life a lated for your courage, dead. I am not his 4 tablespoons cider vinegar Icing I think consistency in peaks. Combine Va cup sugar and baking powder; chance, maturity and Unselfish­ possession. their religious upbringing 4 tablespoons sugar gradually add to egg whites, beating to stiff peaks. 5 tablespoons brown sugar I then considered adop­ ness. Thousands of child­ is very important — that Of course, I will still use Z tablespoons butter Reserve 2 tablespoons grated chocolate and fold 5 tablespoons cream Ham in Patty Shells tion, and with my parents' less couples are praying going back and forth his last name, which be­ 1 cup heavy cream, whipped rem'ainder into whites, along with cracker crumbs 2 tablespoons butter 6 tablespoons butter support, I placed my baby for the kind of gift you between the Catholic came our family name, Z cups pineapple chunks and pecans. Nuts or coconut 'A cup finely chopped onion for adoption. The unhapp­ have made possible. God Z fresh oranges, peeled and cut up church and the Baptist but if there is no "John Spread in greased 9-inch pie plate. Bake at 350 Boil for 3 minutes, spread on cake immediately, and ■a cup finely chopped green pepper iness I suffered was a bless you. church will confuse them, Smith," how can there be Z cups large marshmallows, cut up degrees for 25 minute or until done. Cool. jVhip cream sprinkle with nuts or coconut. 1 pound small mushrooms, sliced small sacrifice for the joy so my “ ex" should take a "Mrs. John Smith"? It Z cups sweet cherries, remove pits with 2 tablespoons sugar and 1 teaspoon vanilla. DEAR ABBY: I am a I tablespoon lemon juice I gave a childless couple. the girls to Catholic servi­ doesn't make any sense at Blend the 2 eggs beaten with the vinegar, sugar and Spread over meringue. Sprinkle with reserved 2 To carry them away 'A cup flour Abby, I want to tell divorced woman with two ces when he has them for all. butter and cook until thickened. Cool and add the 1 cup chocolate. Chill six to eight hours. Swedish Gloog 4 cups milk others facing what I faced daughters, ages 8 and 11.1 This photo, taken in the sumnner of 1942, and relatives joined the men who were the weekend. whipped heavy cream. 3 tablespoons dry sherry, or cooking sherry that there is an alterna­ have custody of the girls, 1 prefer to use my first 3 quarts port wine He doesn't see this us a Drain the fruit and fold into the mixture. Do this the 1 teaspoon salt shows a train arriving at the Manchester headed for basic training at Fort tive to abortion that can but their father has them name and his last nakie. Peels of 2 oranges workable solution. Your day before planning to serve the salad. Cover tightly. ■A box raisins 'A teaspoon dry mustard Station at Depot Square to take the first □evens, Ma. The photograph was make someone happy at every other weekend. opinion is needed. I wonder if anyone else Serve as is or on a lettuce leaf topped with a red Vandermint Mousse the same time. My "ex" has recently ■A box apricots, or I cup apricot brandy '/• teaspoon white pepper group of Manchester draftees for duty loaned to the Herald by Gene Enrico. CONSCIENTIOUS feels the way I do. cherry. 8 cups diced, cooked ham The pain I suffered was remarried and joined his 6-ounce packages chocolate chips ■A box prunes in World War II. Several hundred friend MOTHER 18 fresh or frozen patty shells worthwhile in the end. I wife's church (Baptist). JOHN IS DEAD: I 'A cup Vandermint liquor R 3 or 4 sticks cinnamon 1 stick soft butter or margarine 2 whole ginger or 1 teaspoon ginger powder Melt butter over medium heat. Saute onion and know that m y baby is Our children were bap­ DEAR MOTHER: I AM LIVING IN OHIO Swiss Green Beans 4 egg yolks 10 to 12 claves, bud removed pepper for one minute. Add mushrooms and lemon 5 being raised by parents tized Catholic and have News for Senior Citizens agree that consistency in Z 9-ounce packages frozen green beans, French cut juice. Continue cooking for a minute or two until D EAR LIV IN G : You 4 egg whites 10 cardamom seeds, or to taste who really want a child always attended Mass ev­ religious upbringing is 2 tablespoons butter vegetables are tender. Stir in flour. Simmer for a may call yourself any­ 2 tablespoons confectionery sugar 1 cup almonds and are able to handle the ery Sunday with me. essential. The minuet 1 tablespoon flour minute or two. thing you wish, but the 1 package ladyfingers I'A cups sugar responsibility of being My "ex" now wants to your ex-husband proposes I teaspoon salt Remove from heat, add milk and sherry slowly. rule of etiquette is: A Melt the chocolate chips and put in blender with the 1 can beer parents. I couldn't. take the girls to Baptist between the Catholic and ■A teaspoon pepper Add salt, mustard and pepper. Return to stove and services on the weekends widow is "Mrs. John mint liquor. Cut the soft margarine or butter into Bottle ol vodka, optional NO REGRETS IN Baptist churches could ■A medium onion, minced cook, stirring constantly until mixture thickens. Add Here are scheduled trips Smith" until she dies, pieces, and add that and the four egg yolks and blend Mix the fruit and spices and nuts intothewine. Heat, MISSOURI he has them. He says that get your daughters off on 1 teaspoon granulated sugar ham. Serve in chafing dish on buffet and spoon into neither he nor his pastor unless she marries again. well. but do not boil. Simmer for about an hour. Add the the wrong foot. 1 cup sour cream beer and vodka (optional) last and light the mixture patty shells. Can be made early in the day. Cover Editor's note: this column is us and he is bringing with him a The fee for the class is $10. DEAR NO REGRETS: sees anything wrong with A divorcee is "Mrs. Mary Beat the 4 egg whites with the confectionery sugar, 2 cups grated Swiss cheese with a long match. To remove alcohol content let it sauce with wax paper to prevent crust from forming prepared by the staff of the super all-star cast. His guests Prerequisites are 62 years of age, You are to be congratu- this. Smith." until stiff. Fold into the chocolate mixture and pour DEAR ABBY: You Flavored bread crumbs into a buttered ql.-r-- 6''>vi i6-i) has been lined with the burn. If a strong drink is prefered, coverthe large pan on lop. Manchester Senior Center. It ap­ include Tiny Tim, Carol Burnett, and a Manchester resident, pears in the Manchester Herald on the sweetheart; Rita Baby, the old Eileen Davis, a hearing aid Wednesdays and Saturdays. timers, the unknown comic and the specialist, will be here at the three Bee-Boppers. Master of center on Feb. 27 at 10 a m, for a There is not much good By Joe Diminico Ceremonies for the affair will be presentation on the "Sound Facts Only lemonade Is on tap In former saloon Activities Specialist none other than Gerry "McM a­ of Hearing." Hearing losses and hon " Bowler. Don't miss it, for it hearing aids will be just a few of By Mark Schwed in a saloon called The White Rabbit, in Greetings. The following are the should prove to be an entertaining from the distillery and reopen it as a You eat some real hot spicy chili before the items discussed. If interested, United Press International the center of the downtown Lynchburg trips that the trip committee has afternoon. restaurant in 1971. you go to bed. Next morning, no please sign up in the front office. to be said about alcohol square. The saloon closed in 1909 when "Once in a while I get into the hangover." compiled for the next several Raffle tickets are now on sale for Also, this class will be followed by LYN C H BU R G , Tenn. — Legend has months: the largest ruffle that the Senior Tennessee went dry just before na­ kitchen, but I'm getting into delega­ The restaurant is the local gathering a hearing screening on Feb. 29 it that Jack Daniel cornered the tional prohibition. Center has offered. The first prize approached with medi­ tion. That’s a word I learned here," spot, especially for the morning Feb. 14 — Valentine's Day party from 9 a.m, to 3 p.m., and by DEAR DR. LAMB: I whiskey market in Lynchburg as a A thick coat of dust covered every­ will be a doll house, a replica of a cines that don't create the said Brashears, 44, manager of Lynch­ sausage and biscuit crowd. at Willie's. $14. includes lunch and appointment only. If interested in read a newspaper article 16-year-old boy when his partner, a thing in the place until Roger E. 1776 Colonial house. The house same problems as alco­ burg promotions and lessee of the “ We solve all the world's problems enterlainmenl. Transportation is making an -appointment, please that suggested alcohol preacher, decided to spend more time Brashears Jr., the self-described features hand made woven fur­ hol. You can get the same restaurant. down here," Brashears said, "several on your own. Sign up Jan. .30 at 9:30 call the Health Department at was beneficial for some at church instead of the still, "head flunky" at the Jack Daniel His office is less than a watermelon- times over. nishings. It is a true masterpiece people. results through a better a.m. 647-3173. Your Health A short while later Daniel set upshop Distillery, decided to lease the building throw from his home, but he still drives "All people eat here, but not us much and must be seen to be appre­ Lastly, individuals are reminded If I have a few cocktails lifestyle, including proper March 14 — Boston Flower ciated. The second prize will be a diet and exercise. back and forth in his "Lynchburg as I like them to. We get a lot of busines? Show. $16. includes transportation that the quilting and basketweav­ before dinneF, invariably hand crafted solid mahogany Lawrence Lamb, M.D. Changes that occur in Cadillac" — “ that’s a pickup truck with from people visiting the distillery. In and admission. Sign up Feb. '27 at ing classes will begin tomorrow at I have to take Maalox Recipes from the White Rabbit clock and features chimes. The blood cholesterol and four-wheel drive and an AM-FM stereo fact, if school was out there'd be a line 9:30 a m. 9:30 a.m. during the night. If I leave J third prize will be a "toastmaster" blood fat from having one radio. If you can’t afford a stereo radio, out front. Today, it wyn't be loo hard to March 19 — St. Patrick's Day Creative Tours will host a Sadie booze alone. I have no find a seat. " toaster-oven. Tickets are available or two drinks a day can be LYNCHBURG, Tenn. (UPI) - The you got to put a beer cooler in the back party at Aqua Turf. $19. includes Hawkins Day party on Tuesday, problem. I've had several Clara Hall’s and let it slide around." at the center for $1. each. All achieved through a good hush puppy and cole slaw recipes transportation, meal and enter­ Feb. 14. This is the day that the bleeding ulcers in my T H E R E STAU R A N T seats 70 to 80 proceeds will go to out'- meals exercise program. I'll let following are from the White Rabbit tainment. Sign up Feb. 29 at 9:30 ladies are encouraged to woo the lifetime. Cabbage Slaw T H E R E S TA U R A N T features food people and survives on .stomach to program. 1 believe booze is des­ you guess which one is restaurant in Lynchburg, which is a.m. opposite sex. This affair will be problems should avoid to irrational behavior. owned by the Jack Daniel Distillery. good enough to satisfy even the most stomach advertising. Even Yankees tructive, not only to the alcohol completely. ■The prevention of alcohol better for your health. March 24 — Dinner at Wright's T H E C tlN TER will be offering held at Willie's Steak House, But you can’t get a Lynchburg 1 quart white distilled vinegar discriminating Southern taste buds — are welcome. Chicken Farm. $14. includes an starting at 11:30 a.m. The cost is body, but to humanity as a In addition, many peo­ abuse could have a signifi­ Substitue spices for sugar when making 2 tablespoons salt country barbecue, deep fried catfish, “ There are two kinds of Yankees. again an accident prevention whole. Every year thou­ "Lemonade” (recipe follows) in either "all you can eat " meal and $14. which includes a full luncheon, ple complain that alcohol cant impact upon crime . fruit desserts. place. The restaurant and nearby 8 teaspoons celery seed hush puppies, cook Clara Hall's cab­ There's the Yankee that comes down course for mature drivers. Individ­ sands of accidental deaths interferes with sleep. Stu­ transportation. uals completing the course will be music and surprise entertainment. prevention. There's someone out distillery are in a dry county. 'A cup minced fresh dill weed (or Va bage slaw, corn on the cob simmered in here and visits. Then there's the damn A Sign up Monday, Jan. 30 at 9:30 and injuries result from dies have shown that it As far as the theory of there who wants to buy cup dried) butter, hot buttered' corn muffins Yankee who doesn't go home," Bra­ May 15-19 — 1000 Islands and entitled to a minimum 5 percent the use of alcohol. Think of a.m. Please note that transporta­ significantly increases one or two drinks a day to your power tools. Find Va cup prepared mustard Ottawa Tulip Festival. $2.59. in­ reduction on their insurance pre­ (“good for appetizer or dessert"), shears said. tion is not included. the efforts we use to avoid the episodes of arrested prevent heart attacks, the that buyer with a low-cost ‘Sweet’ spices Hush Puppies 3 pounds cabbage, shredded, to make cludes 5 days, 4 nights, 7 meals. — miums. The course is eight hours sandwich plates, white beans, and, Despite the fact that 46 million physical injuries, yet not a breathing — sleep aptiea problem can be better ad In Classified. 643-2711. 12 cups pecan and apple pie for dessert. Most of gallons of whiskey are stored in Boat cruise around Islands and long and will be held on the Many people have requested to single step is taken by our 'A cup flour following dates: return to the Aqua.Turf for the St. — that can occur and can 2 large onions, peeled and grated the food is served buffet style. warehouses down the block, the strong­ Ottawa City tour. Sign up March 5. government to outlaw make sleep restless. 2 teaspoons baking powder $50. deposit required at registra­ Class I — Feb, 27. 9:30 to 11:30 Patrick's Day party. This affair for yummy fruit 1 teaspoon salt Heat to boiling the vinegar, salt, "No tips please.” says the menu, est drink in The White Rabbit is booze, I wish you would You are absolutely cor­ celery seed, dill weed and mustard. "You’re paying for the service when lemonade. Lynchburg is in a dry tion. Flyers will soon be available. a.m., and 1: 00 to 3; 00 p.m. will be held on Monday, March 19, comment on this in your I'A cups white corn meal Feb, 28, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., and The $19. cost includes transporta­ rect about the role of Where to write Four over prepared cabbage and you pay for the food." county. column. alcohol in accidents. But 1 small can evaporated milk diluted D O N 'T F O R G E T, this Thur.sday 1:00 to 3: 00 p.m. tion, a full luncheon, Irish Folk By Alleen Claire with equal measure of water onions. Stir well and chill several Another hot item on the jnenu is chili, Brashears culls himself a "pretty N there are efforts to do we will be having an old-fashioned If the demand is great, the center singing, dancing and entertain­ Here’s where to write for advice from the NEA Food Editor 1 egg, beaten hours. Makes 12 large servings. but make sure you dig down deep in the good cook" whose favorite dish is fried DEAR READER: Alco­ something to prevent Fun Day. Our old friend "Melvis" will offer a second class on March 5 ment. Sign up Feb. 29 from 9: .30 to syndicated columnists featured in the Man­ kettle to come up with plenty of beans. fish and hush puppies — eornbreud hol to help prevent heart these — efforts against 1 large onion, peeled and finely will be back in town to perform for and 6 at the same times as above. 11:30 a.m. chester Herald: chapped "Spaghetti and chili are very much batter fried in the leftover fat. attacks or fatty- drunk driving are a step in Spiced Stuffed Apples Lynchburg “Lemonade” • Dear Abby — Abigail Van Buren, P.O. 1 medium green pepper, stemmed, alike — you can throw whatever you "1 love to eat hush puppies raw.” he cholesterol deposits in ar­ that direction. 6 medium-sized baking apples want into the pot,” Brashears said. said. "That sounds awful, but I love it. teries should be consi­ box 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90083. seeded and finely chopped Va cup Tennessee sour mash whiskey Beyond accidents is the cup raisins Va cup orange-flavored liqueur " It’s also great for :the morning after.' I'm a weird person for the South." dered as medicine. Like • Dr. Lamb — Dr. Lawrence Lamb, M.D., Oil for deep frying role of alcohol in crime. A > /4 cup chopped walnuts all medicines, it's not for P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York. Va cup bottled sweet and sour mix About Town high percentage of Apple juice Sift together the flour, baking powder One and one-third cups lemon-lime everyone and it must be N .Y . 10019. murders, assaults and 3'A teaspoons ground cinnamon, divided and salt. Stir in the corn meal. carbonated beverage used in the right quantity other violent crimes are • Dr. Blaker — Dr. Karen Blaker, P.O. Box 1 tablespoon butter or margarine Gradually add themilk-watermixture, at the right time. Lemon slices and maraschino cher­ Craft show set Bridge Club results associated with alcohol. 475, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. Preheat oven to 350 degree^ Fahrenheit. Core then the egg, onion and pepper. ries for garnish Anyone who has an After all, alcohol is a drug 10019. apples; pare a thin slice of peel from the stem end. The South United Methodist Church. 1226 Main St., y The following are the results of the Jan. 16 and 19 Heat oil to 350 degrees F. Form each Combine the beverages in a 1-quart ulcer or ulcer-related and improper use can lead Place apples, pared side up, in a shallow, 2-quart will sponsor an antique and craft show Feb. 4 from 10 giimes of the Manchester AM Bridge Club: hush puppy by dipping a tablespoon pitcher. Add ice and stir. Garnish with baking pan. In small bowl, combine raisins, walnuts, 3 a.m. to 5 p.m. A lucnh is planned. Admission is $1.50at North-South: Linda Simmons and Terry Daigle, first into cold water and then into the lemon slices and cherries. tablespoons apple juice and 3 teaspoons of the WITH THIS COUPON the door. first: Jim Baker and Irv Carlson, second: Faye batter, and drop batter into the fat. Makes 8 servings (about 6 ounces cinnamon. Spoon an equal amount of the mixture into Lawrence and Ann DeMartin, third. Cook only a feW at a time, so the fat each) East-West: Mike Franklin and Tom Regan and Sol Cinema SHOWCASE the apple cavities. Combine 1 cup apple juice and the temperature remains fairly constant. ‘Color me beautiful’ - remaining 'A teaspoon of the cinnamon. Pour over Cohen and John Greene, tied for first and second and ONOMIAS The hush puppies will float to the Thanks to telcomputers, within three The Manchester Junior Women's Club will meet apples. Dot tops of apples with butter. Bake covered overall winners: Bill Levy and Sara Mendelsohn, surface as they cook. Cook until golden IAIN MATINEE OAILT * 4 ) C years, five million persons or five A FREE Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at First Federal Savings, .344 VV. third. until apples are tender, 30 to 40 minutes. This Hartford FIRST SHQWONIV X . " brown on both sides. Drain on paper percent of the workforce will work at Middle Turnpikp. (R) with Lianna (R) 9. (P G ) 12, 1:40, 3:20, 5:15, 7, kitchen-tested recipe makes 6 portions. Thursday: Frankie Brown and Peg Dunfield, first: Atheneum Cinema— Reop­ Vernon 8:40, 10:10. — SIlkwood (R) towels. Serve hot. Makes 25-30. home two to three days a week. Christine Mayville will present a program titled Grace Shea and Louise Miller, second: Mary Corkum ens Thursday. Cine I & 2 — Christine (R ) 12, 2:20, 4:40, 7, 9:30. Cinema City — virtigo "Color Me Beautiful. " Cost is $2. A regular business and Joyce Driskell, third and Ann DeMartin and 7:30, 9:30. — All the Right Willlmanfic Klodak color meeting is planned before the presentation. (P G ) 7, 9:35. — SIlkwood (R ) Moves (R) 7, 9. Jlllson Square Cinema — Spiced Poached Pears Phyliss Pier.son, fourth. 7:15, 9:45. — Carmen (R) West Hartford SIlkwood (R) 7, 9:20. — INnRST«nR4EXITS< Call 643-6695. 7:30, 9:50. — The Draughts­ Elm 1 & 2 — All the Right Gorky Park (R ) 7:10, 9:15.— I'A cups white wine or apple juice OF MANCHESTER men's Contract with The Moves (P G ) 7,9. — Christine Hot Dog (R ) 7:10, 9:15. — EASTHUnOtD SM UW CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA Center Bridge winners Woman Next Door (R ) 9:30. (R )7 , 9. Terms of Endearment (PG) I'A cups water enlargement! AARP group to meet Cinestudio — Strange The Movies — To Be or Not 6:50, 9:20. D.C.CAB I'A teaspoons pure vanilla extract OPEN MON.-FRI. 10-9 The lollowing are the winners of the Jan. 20 games Brew (P G ) 7:30 with Polter­ to Be (P G ) 12:15, 2:20, 4:30, Windsor 2 (3-inch long) cinnamon sticks Connecticut Northeast Chapter 604, AARP will geist (P G ) 9:15. 7:20, 9:20. — Two of o Kind Plaza — Christine (R) 7:15. SAT. 10-« SUN. 12-5 2 1 teaspoon whole allspice • Pay for two same-size Kodak color enlargements, meet Feb. 1 at 1:30 p.m. at Concordia Lli\hcran of the Center Bridge Club; Colonial — Reopens Fri­ day. — SHOWN AT:— - ■A teaspoon salt (optional) get the third enlargement free. . savings of 33%!! Church, 40 Pitkin St. North-South: Clem Hitchcock and Wilmer Curtiss, East Hartford 1:15-7:45-t0i)0 VISA- The Sunshine Group from Manchester Senior first: Bill Levy and Sura Mendelsohn, second; Glenn Eastwood Pub & Cinema — 4 ripe pears, cored and cut into Vt-inch wedges (5 Center will present a musical program. A .social hour Prentiss and Joyce Driskell. third. Educating Rita (P G ) 7:15. GORKY cups) F-ast-West: Jack Fenlure and Kailash Binniwal. Poor Richard's Pub & Ci­ I'A cups red seeded grapes ('A-pound) will precede the meeting with refreshments .served at nema — Flashdance (R ) 7:30, PARKIR] 12:45 p.m. first: Pat F'litikos and Jan Shaw, second; and Mr. and 9:30. In large saucepan, combine wine, water, vanilla, N Mrs. Thomas Hyde, third. Showcase Cinemas — V “ Try Our ------SHOWN A T :^ — cinnamon sticks, allspice and salt; bring to a boil. Scortace (R ) 1, 7:45. — l:45>7:100:50 Reduce heat and simmer, covered for20 minutes. Add Dentists help drive Terms of Endearment (PG) 1:40, 7, 9:40. — Sudden Im­ pears. Simmer covered until almost tender, about 10 Oscar de La Renta Wool Blend pact (R ) 2, 7:20, 9:45. — Hot Homestyle UNCOMMON minutes. Add grapes; continue to simmer, covered, 5 Four Manchester dentists, Dr. Michael S. Good­ Reservations being taken man, Dr. Barnet B. Baron, Dr. Cathleen Kowalski and Dog (R) 1, 7:40, 10. — YentI VALOR IR> until fruits are tender, about 3 minutes. Serve warm Reservations are being accepted for the 16th annual (P G ) 1:30, 7:10, 9:40. — BIAZERS Dr. Carl Mikolowsky, will joinotherpedialricdentists — SHOWN AT: — or chilled. This kitchen-tested recipe makes about 4'A West Side Ladies night scheduled for Feb, 11 at Willies Gorky Pork (R ) 1:45, 7:10, Clam Chowder” •AsdI. Tweeds - Checks ' Solids 2999 9:50. — D.C. Cob (R ) 1:15, l;15*7:40-10iX) throughout the state in a special fund raising event for Steak House. cups. •Size 6-16 / reg. *75.00 the benefit of the Easter Seal Society of Connecticut. 7:45, 9:40, — Uncommon Tickets, at $1.3 each, are available from the Valor (R) 1:15, 7:40, 10. The event will be thq week of Feb. 6 through 10. following committee members: Bill Pagani, Jack Manchester SIDE ORDERS h Participating dentists will contribute $2 to the fund, UA Theaters East — Two of YENTL!® Oscar de La Renta m m Stratton, Seve McAdams, John Green, Frank Ruff, H, a Kind (R) 7:30, 9:30. — ^ Fried Ciams ...... *3.59 You’ll enjoy flavor for each patient check-up visit. SIlkwood (R) 7:15,9:45.-— To — SHOWN AT:- McCann, F:url Bissell, Ed Werner, Ernie Dowd, and f;30*7;10e:40 The funds raised will be presented during the Austin Brimley, Be or Not to Be (P G ) 7:30, Fried F is h ...... *2.75 CORDUROY PANTS 1 5 ^ ^ • Bring in your favorite KODACOLOR Film nega­ Easter Seal Telethon, April 1, on Channel 20. from 9 9:40. of a natural grain •5 pocket Jean Body reg. *32.00 ■ 1'here will be cocktails before dinner, from 6 to 7 Mansfield tives, color slides, color prints, or instant color a.m. to 7 p.m. Fried Scaiiops...... *4.95 SCARFACE p.m. and dancing after dinner. Reservations will be Translux College Twin — The Men Who Loves Women Fried Oysters...... *3.59 Jordache Wool Blend prints' • Up to 16” x 24" enlargements • Special accepted through the week of Jan. 30. (R ) 7, 9:15. — Baby It's You Continued from page 13 offer ends February 22, 1984. LPN class graduates Fish C a ke s...... 2 for M.30 -SHOW N AT:- Shrimp comes 1:00 - 7:45 •Pnnls slides or Kodacoiof I'ifn negal'ves The first class of practical nurse students to enroll Illing parents meet Lobster Roii...... *4.50 Vegetarian Rice SKIRTS cannot be combined m the samp o*def to in three coiors SUDDEN •Assorted - Lined quality for the full course at Howell Cheney Technical The Illing Parent Council will meet tonight at 7 in Clam R o ll...... *2.50 1 cup uncooked brown rice •Sizes 6-16 reg. *44.00 ^ H t School's LPN program, graduated last month. The 84 2 6 the school cafeteria. A discussion of the science NEW YORK (UPI) - IMPACTlLl 1 tablespoon vegetable oil ^^ Enlargement Orders left Before Jan. 20, 1984 students had enrolled at A.I. Prince Tech in Hartford. program will be featured. Call 647-3400. Shrimp, one of America's Fresh Fish and Seafood ------SHOWN AT:------■A cup chopped onion Jane Colby The program was transferred to Cheney in costliest seafoods, comes Arriving D a lly ...... 2;00-7.70-9:45 Vt cup chopped green pepper Do Not Qualify for this offer. September. Special events planned in three colors — white, 2 cups sliced zucchini The 12-month training is divided hetween classroom pink and brown — but they infof four dinnor 3 small tomatoes, cut in wedges VEIOURS 099 instruction, located at Cheney's satellite in Enfield's Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post 102, American Legion, all turn pink when cooked. In our dMtfg area H O T D O G R 1 teaspoon salt •Assorted Colors ft Styles reg. *26.00 m Asnuntuck Community College, and clinical practice Of g a t ft 10 90. will sponsor fish night and "A Night at the Races," Brown shrimp are usu­ -SHOW N AT:- I clove garllc,jcrushed located in Hiirtford tind St. Francis Hospitals and ally the least expensive, t'A cups boiling chicken broth F'riduy, and Italian Night. Saturday. S EA FO O D 43 Oak Street IJO-7:40-IOfly ALL REMAINING WINTER STOCK other extended care facilities. ■ The race program will be sponsored by the Legion's says Linda O’Dierno, but Saute rice in oil until golden brown, over low heat, SCRW4G TF4 AHAA O/CR 30VEARS MANCHESTER TERMS OF .Anyone interested in-applying tor the nejjl cla.ss, to Baseball Committee. Fish dinner will be available they also are the most about 5 to 10 minutes. Spread in a greased shallow SNAP SHACK begin in Jamuiry of 1985, must first lake a from 6 to 9 p.m. and the "races" will start at 8 p.m, likely to develop an iodine 649-9937 ENDEARMENT PC. 2'z-quart casserole. Layer onions, green pepper, pre-admissions lest by June Applicants must have a V ' ■FISH MARKET _ A ------SHOWN AT;------U P T O O F F ORKINAL PRICE Italian night will feature Italian food and the flavor, which comes from BRR4G YOJR OWN zucchini, and tomatoes over rice. Add salt and garlic 60 high .school diplomti. For more informtition contact the organisms the shrimp ^^^"ESTAURANTREST: 1:40-7:00.8:40 % Fox (?un Mall - Glastonbury - 653-2311 Duhaldo Brothers orchestra. The cost is $I5 per ^BEER on WINE to broth. Pour over vegetables. Cover, and bake at 350 DRESSES—COATS—SKIRTS—RLAZERS—SUCKS—SWEATERS Mrs Em ily M.icKen/ie ,il Cheney Tech. 649-5.396. couple. The phone number at the t.egion i.s 646-7961. fed on before harvesting. degrees for 1 hour and 15 minutes or until liquid is absorbed and vegetables are tender. "GUistonbuiy's Full Service Photo Cenler" U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Jun 25. 1HK4 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Jan. 25, 1984 - l»<

Wednesday T V New England New Boston archbishop ‘a great priest’

BOSTON (UPI) — Archbishop- Humoerto Medeiros, who died of heart "Essentially the job of a bishop, the served 12 years in Jackson and nolds. GokSe Hawn. Bernard ^ 9 ** Entertainn>ent Tonight 12:00 A.M. 0 - IndapotKient Netw<»fc In Brief designate Bernard F. Law, who be­ Natchez. Miss., before moving to the 6:00 P.M. Hughes. 1983. RMedPO. N o w * failure Sept. 17, will be the eighth mission of a bishop, is the same, (D d ) d ) 99 IS Naw* ® - FamHy Feud CD - HawaH FIva-O comes the eighth leader of the Boston bishop and fifth archbishop in the sprawling diocese that covers the (9 - N C A A Ia a k a lb a N : Florida 0 - MOVIE: 'O m Foot In whether that's going to be Springfield- CD - ThrM's Company @ - Wild Worid of Animals Stata at LoutavSN CD 0-Thickaoftha Mght Heaven' A hardworking ministor Water drip causes alert archdiocese March 23, says he plans to diocese with with more than 2 million Cape Girardeau or that's going to be southern third of Missouri. and Ns faithful wife face meny dif- concentrate on personal spiritual rene­ parishioners. Boston. The work is the same. The Mississippi assignment corres­ m - Battlaatar Galactica 7:30P.M. 0 - At/Tha Movlaa CD - PoNea Story ROWE, Mass. — Officials at the Rowe Yankee (icuhlee with epirit end courege. wal, evangelization and social justice ponded to the height of the civil rights AHca CD - PM Magazine 0 - Fraaman Waper t i 0-StarTrak nuclear power plant w ire confident that a “ tiny The formal ceremonies will be held "I'm going to be the person I am ." Fredric Merch. Merlhe Scott. Beu- and [leace. at Holy Cross Cathederal March 23. Law, who will preside over an movement and Law said the expe­ O - FlaMn’ Hola CD - All In the Family 0^2^J)uw wtth two ® - Inside the PGA Tour Candy Crane, a couple wor­ 0 - N a w Tach Tbnaa but a plant spokesman emphasized that no From the tumult of that era he shifted children arrives in an Arizona 0-Nawanlght world o f popular emartainmant. elevate the bishop of the Springfield- shifting his emphasis from a rural in Missouri. ried about making a loan radiation was released during "unusual event” to ecumenical concerns in the 1970s. town ai>d takes on the }ob of ® - HBO Coming Attractions 0 - 2 4 H o n s 0 - M O V I E : 'SittingPtatty' A Chevy Chase. Kan Shapiro, Ri­ Cape Girardeau, Mo. diocese to Boston, congregation he served for 10 years, to He listed them as personal spiritual town sheriff. Debbie Reynolds. payment, on the CBS comedy eeH-centered genkjt accepts e chard Better. Rated R. and said there was no danger inside or outside the serving as a representative of the ( 3 Dragrtet Indapandant Natwnrit the nation's third largest archdiocese. an urban one. renewal, evangelization and outreach, Andy Griffith, Thelma Ritter. "Domestic Lite," airing job as a fuH-tima babysitter. Rob­ 23-year-oId power plant. National Conference of Catholic Bi­ (S) - Crossfire 2:00 A.M. "He's a great priest,” added Daily, “ His vision of the church is not social justice and peace. Catholic 1961 W E D N E S D A Y . JA N . 2S. ® - MacNaH/Lahrar Nawah- ert Young. Maureen O'Hera. Clif­ None of the 75 workers on site were evacuated, shops before assuming the spiritual (8 ) - M*A*S*H ton W ebb. 1948. CD - CBS Nowa NIghtwatch who presided as the archdiocesean (SI) - MacNeil/Lehrer Nawsh- ovr he said. confined to a small diocese,” said education and "to help everyone head of the Missouri diocese. our ® - All New This Old House (D - Jvo Franklin Show administrator since Medeiros' death Daily. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 12:15A.M. understand more fully that they are 8 ) - Veronica. El Rostro del S ) “ Reporter 41 11:00P.M. 0 - N C A A Baakathall: (ID - Emorgoncy and who had been rumored as a At a Springfield, Mo., news confer­ called to be holy " Law is considered one of the leading Amor 5 - MOVIE: On tha (£ d) (X) QD0 0 0 - Oavideon at N otre Dem e (This l a - Dating Gama Crime lab fees too high candidate for the post. ence, Law said his work would not Law, a 1953 graduate of Harvard ecumenists in the U.S. church ( 3 “ Wheel of Fortune N e w t Waterfront* A waterfront union gam e is subject to blackout) ® - Our Mias Brooks Law, who will succeed Cardinal change, just the location. University, was ordained in, 1961 and hierarchy. , bucks the efforts of a crime com­ ® ) - Barney Miller ( X ) - S o ip PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Some crimes are not mittee to break up its racket. Mar­ 12:30 A.M. 2:15A.M. ^ 9 ** People's Court QD-OddCoupla being solved in Rhode Island because individual lon Brando, Eva Marie Saint, Rod QD-NIghtllna 0 - SporteCentef ( B ) - Dr. W ho 0 - Banny HW Show communities cannot afford to pay state crime lab Steiger 1954. CD - Bonanu 2:30 A.M. fees and the F B I crim e lab — which analyzes 3-2-1, Contact 0 - Sporio Tonight Phone hike 6 ~ 8:00 P.M. 0 - Pick tha Proa Sponswri- Veterans - MOVIE: 'Inopactor evidence for free — is severely backlogged. “ Domestic Life Martin and 0 - Dr. Who lars praviaw games and viewers (D 6:30 P.M. CD Clouaaau* Bumbling Inspector Candy become panicky when compete for prixas. That was the opinion of several Rhode Island 0 - Twilight Zooo Ckxiaeau is called in to help Scot­ ( S - Orte Day at a Tim e their home loan payment comes police chiefs who testified Tuesday before the 0 0 - Lota Night w ith David land Yard. Alan Arfcin, Frank Fin­ in Vermont CD - CBS News 11:15 P.M. arraigned due and they don’t have enough 12$ - MOVIE: 'Ground.tar World W ar II as the allies attempt sumed at its normally scheduled Lattormon lay. 1968. Senate Finance Committee on a proposal to end QD - Sanford and Son money to meet it. Conspiracy' The sabotage of a an airborne assault behind Ger­ 0 - Ropoftor 41 times. 0 - TMcka of tho Night ® > CBS News NIghtwatch the $225 per case fees and provide state financing - MOVIE: 'King U a r' This top-secret space project results man lines. Robert Redford, Lrv ® - ESPN's Horse Racing CD 3 ( 3 ' President Reegan'e JIP for the crim e lab. A budget of $111,000 has been Shakespearean drama is about in the destruction of a computer Uilman, Michael Caine. 1977 12:45 A.M. W eekly State of the Unkm Addreet 11:30P.M. requested for the coming fiscal year. hits needy in arson 2 Lear, the self-willed King of Bri­ and the death of six scientists. 0 - ESPN'o Horae Racing - Hogan's Heroes ® - Walk Through the 20th Should the Address end prema­ CD - Bomoy MINor 0 - HBO Coming Attractiora tain, who is betrayed by two of W eekly George Peppard, Michael Sarra- Century w ith Bill M oyers TR turely, then regular programming “ I ’m angry over this,” said Capt. John J. I8l (SD ’ NBC N ew s his daughters. Sir Laurence Oli­ zin. Christine Belford. 1972 CD - Sarojavo '84 1:00 A.M. and His Times.' Theodore Roos­ W itt resume at its normaHy sched­ 0 - Ctm afire Power of the Providence Police Department. “ I GREENFIELD , Mass. (U PI) - @ ) - Noticiero Nacional SIN vier, Diana Rigg, Dorothy Tutin. (D - Banny HW Show CD - A ll In tho Family MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) - A - Prime News evelt is the topic o f discussion uled times. 0 - Happy Days Again consider this a hidden tax. Three Vietnam veterans were ar­ Noticias nacionales con Guillermo 1983 - Real People when Bill Moyers meets biogra­ CD - Sot^rfoid FHaa CD - MOVIE: ‘Bella Starr' Balia “ The reason we’re not sending evidence to the flurry of telephone rate hike requests Restrepo. CD - Job-A-Thon pher David McCullough. (60 min.) & - MOVIE: 'Tha Towaring Starr, the outlaw, tries to make a 2:45 A.M. raigned on charges they burned down a ^ 9 - SCTV #5 Set at a slightly CD - HawaU Fhra-O and developments on the federal level I ® - Jeffersons Inferno' Rescue teams try to home to raise her tw o sons with 0-M O t^lE : 'Vallay Qlri' When state crim e lab is money,” he said. “ The evidence Buddhist shrine New Year's Eve in an CD ^ 9 - Fall Guy Colt and seedy television station in mythi­ underscore the need for a program save some pany-goers who are (3D - Honaymoonara her Indian husband. Elizabeth a prom-queen candidate starts collected is to prosecute crimes against the state, apparent attempt to bring attention to - ABC N ew s Howie go to Argentina to rescue cal Metonville. the crazy crew in­ 8:30 P.M. assuring phone service for needy a friend accused to stealing a for­ trapped on the 138th floor o f e 0 - Amarica Worita Montgomery, Cliff Potts. Michael dating a punk-rocker, her friends not (against) city ordinances.” their problems and avenge the war. (B ) ** Business Report cludes conniving president Guy o p - Empire To atone for com­ burning skyscraper. Steve tune in thoroughbred horse em ­ 0 - Croeeflre Cavanaugh. 1980. and family try to dissuade her. Ni­ Vermonters, according to a coalition of Caballero (Joe Flaheay). brash mitting murder. Martinson gives McQueen. Paul Newntan, Faye Franklin Superior'. Court Judge 7:00P.M. bryos. (60 min ) QD - Twilight Zona cholas Cage. Frederic Forrest. lawmakers and advocates for low- 5 station manager Edith Prickly away his possessions. Dunaway. 1974. 0 0 -Tonight Show Colleen Camp. 1983. Rated R. George Hayer appointed lawyers for CD - CBS News CD ~ N ew s (Andrea Martin), oddball Ed Grim- (9 - NCAA Beeketball: income people. 3 ) - NHL Hockey; New York &(E) - Ssilor'e Return A Bri­ 0 - PoNcula: ‘ U CoNo O riu ' the men and released them Tuesday on QD - MOVIE: 'Ths Return of ley (Martin Short) and loud­ Syrecuee at Pittsburgh 3:00 A.M. Judge now behind bars The group told reporters Tuesday CD (3) - M *A*S*H Rangers vs. Pittsburg tish sea captain and his African 0 - MOVIE: 'Udy Chattor- the condition they remain in a Veterans M axwell Smart' Agent 86 is out mouthed comic Bobby Bittman QD - Tic Tac Dough wife face prejudice and hostility loy-o Lover* A woman’s passion 1:15A.M. CD - W orld VlakNi Special M O N TPE LIE R , Vt. — Former Superior Court rate increases generated by the court- to stop KAOS from unleashing a (Eugene Levy). ( 3 - Trempa Para un Sonador Administration hospital in Northamp­ Un hombre se encuentra entre el when the sailor returns to his le ^ a to a love affair with her aria- ® - MOVIE: 'BkMxUe M e e U ordered divestiture of the American CD ~ ABC News bomb that wilt strip nude any­ @ ) - Smithsonian World 'Time 0 - MOVIE: 'Kias Ma Judge John Morrissey used to spend his time ton pending pre-trial conferences next amor de dos mujeres. Antonio horrte village. (90 min.) (Cloaed toctetic huabaiKi's gamekeeper. the Bo m ' Dogwood rescues a body that comes in contact with and Light.' Host David McCul­ Goodbye' A widow about to re­ behind the bench, meting out justice. Now, he Telephone & ITelegraph Co. will deny CD " Laugh-In Grimau, Cristina Alberto, Dora Captioned] Syfvie Kristel. S h m Briant. Ni­ woman whose boat overturned. monYh. it. Don Adams. Sylvia Kristel, Pa­ lough looks at both the first and marry it haunted by the outspo­ basic phone service for some low- dJ) - Jeffersons Prince. cholas Clay. 1981. Rated R. Penny Singleton. Arthur Lake, spends his time behind bars. Richard A. Papineau, 35. of Hartford, mela Hemsiey. 1980 the very latest in light gatherers. 9:30 P.M. ken ghost o f her late husband. income people — particularly elderly ® • SportsCenter Sally Field. James Cean, Jeff Marjorie Kent. 1939. Orleans County Sheriff James Murphy Tues­ Conn.. Roland F. Voudren. 33, of Q2 - NCAA Bmketball: (60 min.) 9:00 P.M. ® - Muy Enfacial; ‘Sandro’ fit - Bob Newtiert Show Bridges. 1983. Rated PG. ® - Hahln' Hole day described Morrissey as a “ model” prisoner, Vermonters who live on fixed incomes. Montague, and Donald E. Taylor, 37, of ® - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ Davidson at Notre Dame (This ( 3 - MOVIE: 'Reds' A journalist CD - President Reagan’e State 0 - N lg h t U n a 10:00 P.M. 0 - MOVIE: 'Education of who spencl^ most of his time reviewing paper Members said they were concerned a gram looks at the hottest trends game is subject to blackout) and a feminist experience the o f the Union Address Should the ® - N C A A Beeketball: Florida Charlement pleaded innocent after IS) - N ow a Bonny Cereon' A ghetto kid and performers in the world of Bolshevik Revolution in Russia. Address end prematurely, then GO) - Indapandant NatxwMit State at Louisville work he brought with him. recent decision by the Federal Com­ O - MOVIE: -I Ought To Be in vo w s to beat the evils of tha only being indicted by a Franklin County entertainment. Warren Beatty. Diane Keaton, regular programming will resume N ew s 11:45 P.M. iS ) • Freeman Raports munications Commission to delay Pictures' A jobless screenwriter life he has ever known. Rated R. Morrissey, reversing his decision to serve grand jury, officials said. Maureen Stapleton. Rated PG. 0 2 - N C A A BaakatbaH: ® - Star Trek reluctantly rediscovers love and at its normally scheduled times. 0 - Oaorga. Burra In Concort O - Kung Fu weekends for a third drunken driving conviction, implementation of "access charges" The three have been staying at the faith. Walter Matthau, Ann- I3 l - MOVIE: 'A Bridge Too Far' Wisconsin at Mimteeota - Moneyline CD ® - President Reagan's 0 - MOVIE: 'Honay' CHo usei 1:30 A.M. ( 9 > MOVIE: 'Diner' began serving the remainder of his 20-day jail for long distance service could drain Margret. Dinah Manoff. 1982. Part 1 Misinformation, adverse (Bl • MOVIE: 'Bast Friandt' hospital since they surrendered to - N ew s State of the Union Address her charm to turn every room at a CD - Lavom e A Shirtay A Co. term in Orleans County jail in Newport on momentum from a bill empowering the Rated PG, conditions and over confidence Should the Address end prema­ Trouble starts when a happily un­ Roman hotel into a pleasure suite. authorities Jan. 4 and were arraigned - Business Report CD - Sarajevo 'S4 Public Service Board to create a <31 - NCAA Baiketball: combine to create one of the turely, then Arthur Hailey's Hotel/ married couple decides to wed Clio Goldsmith. Fernando Roy. 3:15A.M. Monday. in District Court on charges of willfully - El Maleficio Syracuse at Pittsburgh most disasterous battles of or regular programming will re­ and visit their families. Burt Rey­ Rated R. (D - CNN,A^SIIna Nowa MOVIE: 'Partners' Morrissey, 54, of Bennington, was ticketed for "lifeline” telephone rate system for and maliciously burning of a building, % DWI following an accident in September on needy people. officials said. P O L IC fA i. Interstate 89 in Middlesex — his third such State regulators have said the They were indicted on a second offense in seven years. system — not yet drafted — would charge of willfully and wantonly BRIDGE ASTRO allow lower basic phone rates for & Z 2 - destroying a church, said Hampshire- people who meet certain poverty UPI photo Franklin District Attorney W. Michael GRAPH criteria. Ryan. The charges carry maximum or four cards he would fol­ Maine losing federal aid With more than five years of battling murder charges behind her, "W e still need it, we still want it, and 5-and 10-year prison sentences and low with his lowest. In this AUGUSTA, Maine — Maine has lost $232 we want to move ahead,” declared Sen. Nancy Fredette of celebrates in a motel room in Norway, Maine, situation the low card asks possible fines and restitution, he said. -million in federal aid since Reaganomics became Mary Skinner, D-Washington County, Tuesday after a jury acquitted her. With her is her grandson, Following the 10 p.m. blaze, an NORTH I-tt-M partner to stop. The high the law of the land, although the toll is not in who co-sponsored the Senate's version Anthony. anonymous caller took credit for the AQ74 card asks juirtner to contin­ i^ H bur dollars, but in human suffering, a major labor of a bill allowing the PSB to establish YKJI4 ue. fire, saying it was set by "Tet 1984,” a * lK r t h d a y union says. the rate system. veterans group trying to bring atten­ ♦ QJ We watched South drop "The ultimate victims of these callous budget Sen. Peter Welch, D-Windsor Count, A 8 «4 3 his jack of spades In a mis­ tion to problems faced by Vietnamese cuts have been the elderly, the young, and the agreed. WEST EAST taken attempt to cause veterans. He also said they planned to J Jan. 26,1964 Jury acquits Maine woman declarer to uilft to some poor who rely on these programs, because no “ If we let the train go out, we are attack Vietnamese immigrants living AAK1094 ♦ S3 This coming year will be a year state has been able to make up for the losses,” going to find a lot of Vermonters on the Y S 2 V96 other suit. Unfortunately for in New England. where opportunities will enable said Michael Mazerov, economic policy analyst platform with no telephones in their ♦ A< 7 ♦ 10164 South, West merely laughed you to fulfill several secret The Mahasiddhi Nyingmapa Center, AQJ7 AK109S2 and continued with the ace for the'American Federation of State, County and hand,” he said. in husband’s 1978 murder however, has no Vietnamese members ambitions. One will be of con­ Municipal employees. Their comments came less than a ALLEY.' ) YEAH... I WANTCHA ...AN' TAKE 'EM I DON'T WANT SOUTH and four-spot of spades. East siderable dimensions. and was built in the tiny western WHAT WHOLE According to a nationwide study by the union, day after New England Telephone Co. JUST T'ROUND UP ALL TH' WAV OUT INTH' 'EM BACK IN THING? WHAT'S ♦ J 8 2 ruffed and, since the ace of AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. iB) SOUTH PARIS, Maine (UPI) - It The jury began deliberations at 3; 15 Massachusetts town of Hawley in 1976 RIFFRAFF IN TH' diamonds was a sure winner released at a Statehouse news conference requested an overall 18-to 21 percent JUNSLE SOME MOO UNTIL THIS GOING ON? YAQ107S In competlllve career situations took three trials and three years in p.m. Monday. At 2 p.m. Tuesday, the by American students of a Tibetan o CAPITAL... WHERE.' WHOLE THING'S for the defense, another Tuesday, Maine lost $205 in federal aid for every revenue increase that would boost ♦ KJS2 today, dqb't play your trump prison before Nancy A. Fredette was jury requested a reading of daughter priest, temple members said. o v e r ; game had gone to Valhalla. cards prematurely. Let the man, woman and child in the state. basic monthly service charges by AA found innocent of murdering her Stacy's testimony. Just 15 minutes During the 20-minute hearing Tues­ - f South was victim of his other guy expose his hand about 48 percent. A Vulnerable: Both husband in 1978. after the court reporter finished day, the three men stood quietly and lack of knowledge. 'Hie way belore laying down your aces. NET also proposed a 15 cent increase Dealer: South reading the testimony to the jurors, answered "y e s" or "n o " when Hayer to encourage a continuation Look ahead into 1984 by send­ — from 10 cents to 25 cents — in the An Oxford County Superior Court ing for Aquarius' Astro-Graph Back taxes over $54 million they emerged from the deliberation asked them if they could afford their Watt North Edit is to play a h i^ card. A low price of local pay telephone calls, as jury of six men and six women predictions. Mall $1 and your room, heads bowed and faces own lawyers. card may discourage a SPR IN G FIE LD , Mass. — When givena chance well as hikes in the fees for directory deliberated 12 hours over two days zodiac sign to Astro-Graph, impassive. Greenfield attorney Robert Carlson continuation. West had not to come clean people usually do and "fear, guilty service calls and some toll calls within before deciding Tuesday that the Box 489, Radio City Station, In the courtroom. Justice Robert was appointed to represent Taylor and seen the deuce. Therefore New York, N.Y. 10019. Send an and gratitude” have driven state tax scofflaws to Vermont. 38-year-oId former Biddeford house­ bis partner must have held Clifford asked the verdict. The jury Voudren at a Feb. 2 pre-trial confer­ additional $2 tor The NEW make amends to the tune of $54 million and more, Vermont Public Interest Research wife did not shoot her husband that card or the trey and foreman stood, looked up, stared at ence and attorney Mark Berson was Opening lead: 4 K Matchmaker wheel and book­ according to Revenue Commissioner Ira Group spokesman George Hamilton Frederick. clearly was showing a Mrs. Fredette, and paused. Then he appointed to represent Papineau at a let, which reveals romantic Jackson. ' said the N ET request, coupled with the The verdict marked the end of Mrs. doubleton. compatibilities lor all signs, smiled and said, "N ot guilty." Feb. 9 hearing, officials said. N At a Tiiesday news conference to report on the FCC decision and a plan by the Fredette's third trial for the shooting Suppose South had made tells how to get along with Mrs. Fredette screamed with joy. The Vietnam Veterans of America, just concluded amnesty program, Jackson said Continental Telephone Co. to hike ratev< death of Fredette, 38. The first trial bis correct play of the deuce. others, finds rising signs, hid­ Her defense attorney, Martin Ridge of meanwhile, have lauched a nationwide B y O tw ald Jacob y den qualities, plus more. the exaKA amount turned in to the state won’t be by nearly 37 percent, fueled concerns ended with a hung jury and the second 60 APrre i m a c ^- West might well have played Portland, said, "1 think there's no fund-raising drive and members volun­ moN'r AMP you KNOW 60 YOU and Jamet-Jacoby PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) knowiyfor a while. that some Vermonters could be priced — a conviction — was overturned by ■ lAJN10& PAETN&e. THE^ HOW ir (bOF^S South for holding 3-2, where­ evidence of a motive. I think the jury teered their labor to rebuild the TUISNFP Even If something Is presently But figures available to Jackson showed that as out of telephone service. the State Supreme Court last June. FIRM L ^ r m 60. WITH THIS TO upon East's five-spot would found it hard to convict a woman of 25-by-30-foot ornate shrine to show they not be a come-on. W est. going well, don't lull yourself of Monday night $54,643,900 was either in the bank He said the FCC, by delaying the “ Dear God. It's over with,” said Mrs. U A W V E ^ e 6U)r.. Into believing It cannot be killing her husband for no reason." don't condone violence. One of the tricks of the might lead the diamond ace. or ready for deposit. The last of the applications access charges, essentially avoided an Fredette through her tears when the trade is to know which low Improved upon. Lady Luck will postmarked by the Jan. 17 deadline were still East would play the four, assist your efforts. election-year confrontation on the issue verdict was announced at 3:20 p.m. card you should play when and now South could drop ARIES (March 21-April 19) Do arriving, he said. and undermined a congressional bill Then she turned to hug the two oldest of following suit. This applies the five, concealing the not waste time on minor pro)- that would disallow the access rates. her six children. to both OMlarer and defend­ deuce. West might still lead ects or Issues today. Instead, er. more spades, but he might focus on your two most Impor­ >mes First at MNUMiV “ West opened the king of also play a second diamond. tant oblectives. Both are vylthin spades against South’s four- We don't know what he your grasp. Baby ‘bond’ THE TRIP DUNKIN’ DONUTS IT’S WORTH THE TRIP DUNKIN’ Dq 23rd heart contract. East fol­ would do, but at least South TAURUS (April 20-May-20) MNUiWV lowed with the five-spot to would have bad a chance. Lady Luck tends to favor your discounted 27th show a doubleton. With three (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) In situations today where you are attempting to negotiate by doctor Important agreements. Be lair •USDA CHOICE MEATS CUT TO ORDER* ACROSS 2 Information Aniwor to Pravloui Punlo and you'll be treated likewise. DURHAM, N.H. (UPI) QEMINI (May 21-June 20) Per­ agtncy (abbr.) — Parents who think an A DOZEN E)ONUTS 1 Groove 3 Prepare a sons who are In the position to immediate "bond" with THE .TTAIN’.^ / t i l l 4 Gloomy aalad do so will try to grant you CLEANING 8 Adhotlvo> 4 Lacuna favors today. However, don't their newborns will gua­ SIRLOIN iubitinca 5 Fifth lodiac be greedy and request more rantee a happy and pro­ ON ATT /HipT, Bu t 12 Soma (prefix) aign than you need. ductive childhood may be 12 LB. AND LAUNDRY 13 Air (prefix) 6 Plant CANCER (June 21-July 22) in for a surprise. Desirable results are likely T N E Y Plf> p E A l P V E 14 Oleaginous containara A University of New AVG. * . , 15 Outdoor 7 Pertaining to today in matters where you and TIPS Hampshire psychologist form your mate’s views are In 1 79 aquarium (2 1.99 2 claims the importance of $ t h e F i v e SPOT p P d M wdi.) 8 Giant harmony. Don't let dissent 17 By Itaalf 9 King of beaata dilute your possibilities. bonding right after birth tAX R iXNT/. 18 Formar 10 Arm bona LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You is overrated, and could SIRLOIN waather 11 Organa of have the unique ability today to lead to a false rsense of bureau eight Increase the worth ol your security for some parents. F 2 5 36 Graak iaiand 60 Prerecord a Involvement; whether It be a 12 LB. 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They have to 27 One 45 Inner (prefix) Before mdking a pitch, consid­ TENDERLOINS 33 Stand for 56 Cookia do it together.” <5HOP AND R6K OUT A 28 la (Sp.| 47 Author of er the consequences. offica 66 Narvoua LIBRA (8apl. 23-Ool. 23) Fami­ Ms. Mebert, who is e \ T T F O R vch l f 34 Actor Parkar 30 Suffix "Roblnaon 1 0 L B . ^ ! 31 Saaaon of 59 Kind o f ly involvements or domestic studying parent-infant re­ 36 Cultivated Cruaoa" weapon activities will provide you with lations, said she has heard LEAN GROUND BEEF LOTS 37 Solo faating 49 Flying aaucara bo Scouting the greatest enjoyment today. of parents complaining 39 Agitate 32 Small whirlpool (abbr.) group (abbr.) Stick close to home. about child relationship OOHUTS 41 Conjunction SCORPIO (Oel. 24-Nov. 22) Do problems after the bond­ (Gar.) 1 2 1 ‘ 4 1 • 7 • 0 10 n not be bashful about using HAMBURG PATTIES 42 Reapita terms of endearment in your ing experience. - — — "COUPON— — 44 Forgivanata 12 11 14 meaningful relationships today. Bonding is a close and 46 Radiation 10 10 17 Persons who care lor you wjll enduring tie that usually meaaura cherish your remarks. occurs tetween a mother ADOZEN DONUTS WHOLE PORK LOINS (abbr.) 10 20 SAQITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Oec. 48 Author and her infant, she said. SOnXT OR HOT S LB. M X ■ ■ 21) Conditions continue to Researchers say it Flaming 21 22 favor you where your material 49 Said ■ Inlersts are concerned. Follow springs from physical ITMJAN SAUSAGE UNKS S3 Draft 2^ 20 27 10 11 12 contact during the first $L99 W H A T I F E L L O F F OH. WELL... your Instincts. They may clue 67 Gama of carda ■ r you In on ways to add to your few hours after birth. 6 Cannot be combined with any other offer. Good at participating H A P P E N E D M Y B O N < 5 0 11 14 BEEF & PEPPER PATTY ASK A SILLY 68 Stoppad for resources. But Ms. Mebert said Dunkin' Donuts shops. One coupon per customer. B iO A R D . hau ■ *• T O YOU'? (QUESTION... 17 CAPRICORN (Dae. 22-Jan. 19) previous research claim­ W I I O U ___ 10 M . 0 41 V Lim it; 2 Dozen Y 61 Birthatona for Your success drive will be- ing that children who have Octobar ■ O ffe r Good: Thru 1-29-B4 CORNED BEEF BRISKET___ 42 41 44 41 tuned to a higher octave today. experienced bonding have 62 Burden However, for best results mask better verbal skills at age i RH. 93, T M X trm iE R9„ VtRNON . 63 Tatter 4 t 4? 41 your motive with charm and I ill ENniu ST. n m u 'M Sown (Fr.) generosity. - 5 than those who haven't is * 3 3 1 8 R M turn HMNWRV, W E T H IR in ilO DUNKIN' BVtab burner 40 •0 II •2 undocumented. I 1994 BUM fT,U8TW W m R9 66 Jamaa Bond, She also said it is not 4l9HIWMMMIL,1IEtTIURTraR0 DONUTS 17 for one •• I t •0 true that mothers who L ora ro. wp — it ’s worth the trio. • 1 n •1 experience bonding with Most Shops Open 24 Hours, 7 Dai D O W N s A v(Q) If a man can look you their babies will show 04 M M straight in the eye, chances <70401 1 Rampant more attachment than U iS U are he's an opthalmologlst. mothers who missed the bonding period. I to - MANCHESTEK HERALD. Wed[usd.» Jiiii 2.V 1984 MANCHLISTEU HERALD. Wvdntsduv. Jun 25, 1984 2l More help urged for victims A re a to w n s BUSINESS HARTFORD (IIPI) — A citizens commission is He said the group also advocated increa.scd funds recommending the stale increase fines for motor for the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board. He A n d o v e r vehicle violations and criminal offenses to raise more said the agency's $1.2 million budget should be Consumers have little protection C o v en try money for programs to a.ssist crime victims and increased to $2.1 million. B o lto n / witnesses. Blumenthal said the group proposed increasing the Business -The Citizens Crime Commission of Connecticut number of victim-witness advocates from the current rec^ommended the tine increase Tuesday in the first in two statewide to at least a dozen in conjunction with In Brief a series of reports the non-profit group plans on ways the hike in funds for the compensation board. Airline defaults force planning to improve the criminal justice system. The commission said only 10 percent of victiins Highway foes ready quiz The report recommended expanded victim and eligible for compensation apply and Blumenthal said Jobless dirims up sharply witness advocate services, increased use of restitu­ an expected increase with more staff should be WETHERSFIELD (UPI) — Connecticut's What are your chances of recoveringyour money or abated. tion by offenders as a sentencing option and better covered by the hike the commission proposed in the jobless claims rose sharply in the first two weeks having your ticket honored on another airline if a Under today's up-down-sideways situation, what notification of witnesses and victims of court compensation program budget. of January, but the rate was still 42 percent lower carrier on which you've booked a flight goes broke or steps can you take to protect your money and your for taiks with DOT tonight proceedings. than last year's rate for the same weeks, state encounters serious financial trouble? Y our plans? Commission Chairman Richard Blumenthal, a officials say. Grim still — despite recent efforts by consumer • Pay for your ticket by credit card* That's the key, Bv Sarah Passell defend the .stute'.s deci.sion to build the extension. former U.S. attorney, said improving witness and Temporary factory shutdowns probably protection agencies, some travel groups and Congress M oney's advises the CAB. for you can claim a billing error to Herald Reporter Kditli H. Petersen, of 7fl0 Boston Turnpike, said she victim assistance and compensation programs would caused applications to rise to an average 49,165 to help you in instances where airlines have gone the credit-card company because services for which wants to know why the state has not made its first help win more convictions in criminal cases. per week compared to 84.409 during the first two bankrupt, filed for reorganization, otberwwise run W orth you were charged were not provided. BOLTON — A representative of the state priority rebuilding dangerous bridges in easleFn "Countless cases are lost because victims and weeks of January 1983. State Labor Commis­ into deep financial trouble. Sylvia Porter • Don't pay by cash or check. If the airline goes Depaj-tment of Transportation will be at the Connecticut. witnesses disappear or tail to appear." Blumenthal sioner Joseph Peraro said Saturday. When you buy a plane ticket, you assume you' II get a bankrupt, you may never get a refund or. at best, you' Community Hall tonight at 7:30 to explain to Bridge repair is on the list of projects transportation said at a news conference. "We want to make that 2 DAYS Included in the total were 10.578 weekly claims, refund of the full amount if you cancel your may get a few cents on the dollar. .About 17.000 interested residents the design plan of the Interstate officials hope to fund with approximately $400 million system more compassionate and effective." up from 8.200 last year, resulting from seasonal reservation and meet other deadlines the airline passengers may wail years before collecting from 84 extension proposed between Bolton and in federal grants the stale will receive over the next He conceded lawmakers may face pressure to use Jan. 26th, Jan. 27th Only closings. imposes. Laker Airways, which folded in 1982 decade. The list is restricted to projects that will revenue from increased fines for other purposes, but If the airline cancels its plans and ceases Willimantic. Although unemployed workers asked for help competitor within one year of purchase. • Phone a local .American .Automobile Associ.tlion One Bolton resident opposed to the extension said improve interstate traffic flow through eastern said, “that increase in the amount of tines I think is for the first time less often, workers with operations, you probably also have assumed that When Branill International went out of business in Connecticut into Rhode Island. something that has to be regarded as due victims." you’ll get a refund or, at least, a seat on another (AAA) club to locate a travel agent who is Tuesday that she and a group of opponents will be on continuing claims rose from 28.526 to 41.468. 1982. a total of 31 airlines honored nearly 65.000 tickets participating in the .A.AA's Airline Default Protection hand to ask state DOT spokesman Joseph Obara to The federal transportation department recently Blumenthal said the commission had spoken with First-time filing dropped from 12,491 to 7.697. airline. worth about $2.5 million. approved the state's decision to trade money prosecutors, judicial staff, legislators and lawyers As matters stand today, though, you. a would-be Plan. Since May 1983. AAA travel agents guarantee compared with 13.772 in 1983. In contrast, when Continental Airlines filed for repayment of the purchase price of your ticket at an originally allocated to complete 1-84 for money to and found general agreement, with its recommenda­ Unemployment compensation claims filed in passenger, have scant protection. You have been (still reorganization in September 1983. few airlines helped build substitute road projects. State transportation tions. which he said he hoped the Legislature could may be) victimized — by enduring endless waits to be AAA agent. You don't have to belong to use an .\A.-\ 1/2 Manchester were up 9.4 percent, to 1,600. in the grounded passengers. They claimed that since club, says W. Allan Wilbur, public relations director officials have made it clear that the highway- consider this year. latest filing period. Of the total. 212 were initial rescheduled on another airline or enduring endless Continental was still in business, they weren't bound 2 Area Towns extension is the top priority on its trade-in list. waits while the bankruptcy courts distribute About 85 of the 168 clubs offer the service. The cost - claims. by the industry agreement, an interpretation not about to cents per ticket — is absorbed by the tr.ivel Mrs. Petersen said she thinks there is a less The statewide 2 percent insured unemployment remaining assets to unsecured creditors, including shared by the CAB. American Society of Travel disruptive way to eliminate traffic problems on slate ticketholders. agency. More than $300,000 was refunded on In Gunshot caused death rate, consisting of continued claims filed during Agents, other consumer groups. However, several Continental Airline's tickets. roads in eastern Connecticut. Shesuggested redesign­ the last 13 weeks, rose one tenth of one percent This is a disgraceful situation that cries out for major airlines have pulled out of the plan, including ing the intersection where 1-84, Routes 6 and 44 and VERNON (DPI) — A Vernon man whose body was OFF compared with 3,5 percent last year. correction and the Civil Aeronautics Board, some such big lines as Eastern and American. • Passengers may become preferred creditors in Snow laws being broken town roads meet at Bolton Notch and widening and found in his apartment following reports of a struggle parts of the airline industry, travel groups and When Hawaii Express went bankrupt in December, airline bankruptcy proceedings under a bill intro COVENTRY — Town Manager Charles F. improving Routes 6 and 44 east of the Notch. died in a homicide from a gunshot wound to the head, original price Vice president nam ed' Congress — all of them — are trying to devise only three of the eight carriers who fly the defunct duced in Congress by Rep. Pat Schroeder. D-Colo. McCarthy is threatening to seek an increase in She thinks this would improve traffic flow as well as the state medical examiner's office has ruled. workable plans. airline's only route — Los Angeles-Honolulu — Also, if management failed to make a good-faith ef (ort fines for violations of parking and snow removal a four-lane expressway and better preserve both Police discovered the body of Ronald P. Vass, 47, in NEW HAVEN — The Armstrong Rubber Co. The airline industry already has its own default belonged to the plan. to reimburse ticketholders or otherwise help, the 5 ordinances. existing housing stock and the rural character of the closet of his apartment in a condominium complex has appointed Richard A. Trafas as vice protection plan that is supposed to accommodate When Air Florida recently ran into difficulty. bankruptcy judge could appoint a new management During a recent snow storm, many residents eastern Connecticul, on Old Town Road about 11 p.m. Monday, said Lt. WHITER president for marketing, succeeding John A. passengers when a competitor bows out. This Eastern immediately announced it would not honor its team. This would force airlines to provide some violated an ordinance which prohibits them from She does not believe the proposed extension would Clarence Neff. Breslin who held the post until October. program provides that participating airlines will tickets. Eastern has since reversed that decision protection. parking on public highways and in municipally lighten traffic on state roads. She predicted Bolton Police responded to a report of sounds of a struggle STOREWIDC Trafas. a Marine Corps veteran, had been honor tickets issued by travel agents or the bankrupt under heavy pressure as Air Florida's troubles have Meanwhile, protect yourself. Don't trust promises owned parking lots between 2 p.m. and 6 a.m.. and Andover residents would continue to use state from a woman in the apartment below Vass', said employed in executive marketing posts with BF McCarthy said. routes because entrances to the proposed extension Neff. CEEARAIVCE Goodrich Co. since 1972. most recently as vice While plowing their driveways, many resflfcnts would be widely spaced. Only one entrance is planned Police were investigating the shooting. president and general manager of two programs violated a town law which prohibits themlrom for Bolton — at the Notch — and the next one to the in the company's chemical group. depositing snow or ice in the traveled portion of east would be in Andover. Officers Union Carbide any public highway. McCarthy said. Mrs. Petersen has been a leader of local opposition McCarthy said the highway department has to the extension since Gov. William O'Neill announced Save 50% on everything that Citytrust reports income had to return to some areas needlessly and to last fall that he would seek federal approval for the AHENTION COVENTRY TAXPAYERS: makes this season so special: BRIDGEPORT Citytrust Bancorp Inc. plow a second time because people have project. She is a member of the Eastern Connecticut earned its highest net income in its 135-year elected reports iosses committed these violations. Citizen Action Group, which has been campaigning The Boartj of Tax Review shall meet to pants, jackets, skirts, sweaters, history in 1983. said George F. Taylor, chairman since 1979 against building a major highway through hear complaints on property assess­ of the board and chief executive officer. eastern Connecticut. suits, blouses, dresses. DANBURY (UPI) — Union Carbide Corp. has ments on Wednesday and Thursday, \ii Mill '•IMKM'i Net income for 1983 was $10.55 million, an a tS B M reported a fourth-quarter loss of $111 million and a 74 Tax collector adds hours Town officials have said those against the extension increase of 25 percent over 1982 net income of are a small minority in Bolton. Several years ago the February 1 & 2,from 6:30 P.M. to 9:30 P. percent drop in preliminary net income for 1983 due to COVENTRY — Tax Collector Audrey M. Bray $8.47 million. Earnings per share were $3.15 in Walter S. Fuss, president of Fuss state held public hearings on the proposed completion M. and on Saturday, February 4. from 1983. compared to $2.60 in 1982. write-offs for closed petrochemical production units has announced her office in the Town Office of 1-84. Transportation officials have said that unless & O'Neill Consulting Engineers in and other special charges. Building will be open extra weekend and evening 9:00 A M. to 12:00 P.M. at the Town Hall. Citytrust Bancorp Inc. is a Connecticut bank Manchester, was named a director Warren M. Anderson, chairman and chief executive hours later this month. the extension plans are changed radically from the holding company. Its sole subsidiary is Citytrust, original interstate plans the state will not hold Property owners with complaints of the Savings Bank of Manchester officer, said Tuesday after the facilities write-off of Hours added for the convenience of those a leading financial services organization. at the'annual meeting Monday at $241 million, the fourth quarter recorded a loss of $U 1 making January tax payments arc Saturday. additional hearings. should attend. No additional meetings The state must still tile an additional environmental are presently scheduled. Motor the Manchester Country Club. million, or $1.58 per share. The after-tax effect of the Jan. 28. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.. and Tuesday. Jan. 31. Three new corporators. John G. write-off was $139.3 million or $1.98 per share. 6: 30 p.m. to 8: 30 p.m. impact statement before it can start construction., Radio station is sold which could begin by 1985. Vehicles complaints will be heard in Sommers of Allied Printing Servi­ Excluding this item. Anderson said the fourth- Regular hours are Monday through Thursday. Also expected to attend the Wednesday night September. Public please attend. PROVIDENCE. R.I. — Radio station WSNE- ces: Jacob Ludes Iff. principal of quarter net income was $28.3 million, down 6 percent 8:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. and 12:45 to 4: 30 p.m.. and meeting is Mary Wellemeyer, the Eastern Connecti­ FM has been sold tothe2100Corp. for$3.6 million, Manchester High School, and from the $30.2 million reported for the same period in Friday. 8:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. and 12:45 to 4 p.m. cut Citizen Action Group's staffperson, who has been Philip C. Bouchard officials for the Outlet Co. have announced. Thomas F. Tierney, president of 1982 Payments may also be mailed to Tax Collector. coordinating efforts to slop the highway in Bolton. Chairman, Board of Tax Review The Federal Communications Commission John F. Tierney Funeral Home, He said preliminary net income for 1983 totaled J P.O. Box 185. Coventry. 06238. 501 West Middle Tpke. 165 Stores Kd. reportedly approved the sale Jan. 11. It has were also elected by the SBM $79.2 million, a 74 percent decline from the $309.7 Andover and Coventry. She has called Bolton's Muncticsler, Ct. current campaign the most active of the three towns. Willimuntic. Ct. mandated Outlet’s divestiture of the station Board of Directors. million earned in 1982. Earnings per share fur 1983 under FCC rules preventing multiple ownership Ermano Garaventa. who has were $1.13. compared with $4.47 (or the year before of broadcast stations in the same market. been a director with the bank for Sales for the year totaled $9 billion, down slightly Rockefeller Center Inc. is scheduled to more than 30 years, was named from the $9.06 billion reported (or 1982. but the gross B o lto n purchase Outlet. As licensee of all present Outlet director emeritus. profit margin for the year increased 2 percent. “I know every bolt and beam. 315 Center St. stations, RCI would be unable to continue to Two new directors were named The 1983 facilities write-off resulted from pt'rman- h o n o rs operate both WSBE-FM, licensed to Taunton, vice presidents: Edgar Clarke, ent closing of a number of petrochemical production E R S \ ^ \ MANCHESTER Mass., and Providence, and WJAR-TV of president of Clarke Insurance units on the Gulf Coast and scrapping obsolete Providence. A Block knows every deduction Agency, and George Marlow, equipment. posted 643-5135 president and treasurer of Mar­ Other special chiirges blamed for the decline were Market reaiigns group low's Department Store. inventory write downs, costs associated with BOLTON — Bolton Cen­ ku and credit.” Richard T. Carter of Manches­ personnel reductions, an inventory adjustment in ter School this week re­ BOSTON — The Stop & Shop Supermarket Co. ter, an assistant vice president and Latin America and costs resulting from plant outages leased the names of sev­ “There’s no room for mistakes when has announced realignment of its operations manager of the bank’s installment caused by the exlraordirfarily cold weather in the enth and eighth graders . it comes to my taxes. T hat’s why I go JANUARY CLEARANCE support systems group. loan department, was promoted to southern United States in late December. who have made the honor to H&R Block. They really stand Paul Fleming was named manager of opera­ vice president of installment loans, "In addition to writing of (uncompetitive product ion roll this term. tions support, reporting to John Wozniak Jr., vice and Lillian M. Lloyd, manager of facilities, we have controlled accounts receivable and N The A. Honor Roll in­ behind their work. And they’re around president of field operations. Paul Canavan, the main office, was named an cut inventories by some $250 million." .Anderson said. cludes all who earned As all year if I need them. So when it comes director of maintenance and industrial engineer­ assistant treasurer. "We also cut construction expenditures by almost in major subjects with no to taking care of my taxes, 1 take them ing, also reports to Wozniak. William O'Brien, Fuss, who has a bachelor’s $400 million from what it has been in recent years. .As a more than one B in a OVER FACTORY INVOICE manager of store development, reports to Donald degree in civil engineering from result, we go into 1984 with reduced debt and a minor subject and no to H&.R Block,’’ J.Comeau, vice presi^nt of employee and Clarkson College of Technology, stronger balance sheet." he said. lower than a B fore effort on remaining BRAND NEW 1983 consumer relations. resides at 275 Timrod. Road. "Despite the lower net income, we were able to id citizenship "in all In another announcement. Stop & Shop named Sommers, a member of the reduce our total debt and improve our liquidity in subjects. The B Honor $100 LYNX'S - COUGARS and CAPRIS Gerald P.Campbell as director of labor relations, Allied Printing Board of Trustees, 1983." Anderson said. Roll incluoes all who sWI a nice selection reporting to Comeau. has a bachelor's degree in business Excluding the effect of the production facilities earned at least a B in Stop & Shop Supermarket Co., one of the Stop & from Nichols College. write-off. the corporation's income tax rate almost HURRYI Shop Cos., operates 118 supermarkets in Tierney, a native of Manchester, doubled due to sharply reduced investment tax major subjects, with no UPI photo more than one C in a Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and was graduated from the McCallis- credits, reflecting the lower construction program minor subject and no ■ New York. ter School of Embalming and and sharply reduced earnings in Puerto Rico. lower than a B for effort People who know ija n b | ^ Mortuary Science, and is the- Domestic sales in 1983 were up 2 percent while current vice president of Hartford Tire torture and citizenship in all Sales up, earnings down international sales declined 7 percent. subjects. their business go to County Funeral Directors. A new low-profile radial truck tire undergoes a plunger Here is tl)e honor roll; BRAND NEW LEXINGTON, Mass. — Raytheon Co. has Ludes, high school principal for repoirted increased sales, but declining earnings six years, has bachelor's and test at Goodyear’s truck tire plant in Danville. Va. The GRADE 8 and a reduced backlog for 1983. master's degrees from the State company says the new generation of truck radials offers A Honor Roll MARSHALLS MALL 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Weekdays Stocl< 8 4A-21. 5 sp. manual trans., Plt5/80R13. Clock, BSW - University of New York. longer tread life and better fuel efficiency. UTAX SAVER Donna LaChapoelle and Raytheon reported earnings of $300.1 million, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sat. & Sun. elec digital, steering power, bumper guards front & rear, defros­1984TOPAZ Margaret Shorev. or $3.55 per share, on revenues of $5.9 billion for B Honor Roll 6 4 6 -5 4 4 0 ter, elec, rear window, decklid release remote control, glass 1983. The company posted earnings of 318.8 Lee Brendle, Luclenne tinted, 4 Dr. GS/540, Igith Desert Tan/9q/Tan vinyl trim. The (ol- 105 MAIN STREET Carrier, Justine Kolesko, Su- lowing Items are standard: Front wheel drive. 23d0 HSC engine, million, or $3.78 per share, on sales of $5.5 billion MANCHESTER, CT. son Metcalf, Wesley Sargent, maintenance tree battery, power brakes, 4-wheel indep. suspen­ the previous year. Flexible benefits response good N llofer S attar and JIM 646-0015 Sllversteln. sion. handling suspension, rack & pinion steering, steel belted ra­ Raytheon said its energy services business dial. deluxe sound package, ammeter, temp, gauge and trip odo­ finished the year with significantly lower GRADE 7 DO IT IN 1984 meter, trim-vinyl seats, windshield wiper. Interval, console. earnings, due to depressed demand for A Honor Roll REGISTER $7999 petroleum-based services worldwide. despite some adverse assessments David Bailey, Scatt Computerized income tax pre­ Berger, David Gastello and FOR FREE REGIONAL The company also said “significant" research 2 Kristie Klekatka. and development costs forced earnings of its NEW YORK (UPI) - The goods and services rather than paration. B Honor Roll ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES old benefit package — a typical Heather Akerllnd, Melissa t: NEW 1984 COUGAR 2-DOOR Beech Aircraft subsidiary down substantially, traditional package of employee money.■’ he said, "ft costs the response. Tane said. Comprehensive Bookkeeping Buonome, NIchalas Camoo- . AT BENNET JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ! A-'. despite increased sales. benefits is getting increasingly company money, but if people had Unions have been generally Services sea, Tim Edberg, Melanie [ LIGHT CANYON RED/2E/WITH RED Raytheon's total backlog at year-end stood at expensive for the employer and. the right to choose, they wouldn’t unenthusiastic about the flexible Glesen, Justine Herman, IN MANCHESTER, CT. On Tuesday Steven Klesman, Kristin Ko- CLOTH INDIVIDUAL SEATS. $6.1 billion, down from $6.3 billion at the end of some critics claim, increasingly spend the money that way. Em­ benefits concept, in part because Year around computer­ zlckl, Bonnie Maneggla, De­ January 31, 1984 at 6:30 p.m. THt FOLLOWING ITlMt AM GTANOANO AT NO tXTRA CHAROC: 1982. But backlog for government-funded pro­ useless to many employees. ployees don't realize the value." they suspect employers are using a generated tax planning service, borah Merriam, Victaria jects reached a record $3.8 billion, up from’ the “If you came here from Mars In a program Wyatt designed for Mlnlar, Charlene Margan, it us a backdoor method of cutting for the individual taxpayer, with Wendy Nell, Drew PInta and Free Evening High School Equivalency previous year's $3.2 billion. and looked at’a tradtional benefit Comerica. a Michigan bank hold­ their contributions. Richard Russa. ing onmpany. employees receive a five year projections. Classes (For the person who wishes to take • U W m M a*Y |pO V tlM • UNNWMWUITUNR program, it would not make "It's difficult to show that a 5 AMISMOS ^ • m i a tNWT MIYOMATIC ______the Connecticut High School Diploma Exami­ aiUlAWtUNSTMPt TMMl •OMieCeReOll Armstrong sets records sense.” argued Lance Tane of the workbook each yvar, which tells combination of flexible benefits • M/ROMOMOUMSIAn • DOI— I ENOIt ONC • ttiANTX B K M OACa them how much they have to Professional service, utilizing • aOTNAVMnilAT s e i s m Wyatt Co., an employee benefits provides the same degree of nation) NEW HAVEN — Armstrong Rubber Co. has consulting firm. "spend" for benefits. protection." said Bert Seidman. the very latest in computer tech­ Fire Calls * Free Evening Pre-High School Review (For 8 9 9 9 reported sales of $594.7 million for fiscal 1983, the Single people with no dependents While each employee must have health benefits expert for the nology (developed by a CPA), at the person who needs some review in Spel­ highest in the company's 72-year history. wind up with extensive life insu­ health cure, disability and life •AFL-CIO. "Everybody would need an inexpensive fee for your tax Tolland County Armstrong reported its net income for the fiscal rance coverage, he said, and insurance, there are different an actuary to check them out." ling, Reading or Math) year ending Sept. 30 was a record $f8.8 million, or workers who are covered by their levels of coverage available. Em­ The unions. Seidman said, also return preparation. Tuesday, 10:45 a.m. — SAFE BUY USED CARS $4.83 per common share a gain of 10 percent over spouses' health care benefits get ployees. for instance, can choose * Free Day and Evening English as a Second are worried about what happens to Tax and business counseling. chimney fire, 82 Llynwood Language Classes 83 MAZDA $11,995 net income of $17 million in 1982. duplicate protection from their catastrophic health coverage only, the cost of types of coverage that Drive (Bolton) 79 COUGAR $4,999 RX7 GSL, 2 Dr. Coupe, very low mileage, Sales for the first quarter ending Dec. 31, were own employers. a health maintenance organiza­ arh selected only by people who are Tuesday, 5:34 p.m. — ^ Free Classes for those people with learning 2 Dr. Hardtop, mint condition. $162.8 million, up 17 percent from $139.1 million in Tane is one of Wyatt's expertson tion. or traditional coverage from likely to use them heavily. false report of structure disabilities last year’s first quarter. Net income for the flexible benefit plans, which allow “high" to "low. " "You gel adverse selection,” he Personal attention for your per­ fire, 3513 Main St. (North 82 CADILLAC $12,888 79 BUICK $5555 quarter was $6.2 million, up 45 percent from $4.3 employees options in designing a They can "buy” additional days said. “Each of the benefits is going sonal tax return and business Coventry) FOR INFORMATION ABOUT ADDITIONAL DAY million. benefit package. The most ambi­ off or "sell ” part of their regular to cost more, and therefore the accounting requirements. Tuesday, 10:31 p.m. — Sedan DeVille, 4-door, 1-local owner, low LeSabre Sport Coupe Turbo, hard-to-find AND EVENING CLASSES IN EAST HARTFORD, miles, fully loaded. model. tious provide a wide range of vacations back to the company: total is going to cost more." medical call. 94 Sea- Bank income up 11 percent choices and the chance for workers obtain life insurance coverage for Tane agreed adverse selection graves Road (South to buy extra coverage with pre-tax their dependents or take part in a could occur. “To some extent we Coventry) GLASTONBURY, MANSFIELD, STAFFORD AND 82 MAZDA $9999 79 UNCOLN $6999 RX7, Sport Coupe, just traded on a new one. Continental 2-Dr„ 1-owner, very clean, BOSTON — Bank of Boston Corp. has reported dollars. savings plan similar to an Individ­ take that into account while setting Business Hours: You can make excellent VERNON call 875-1960 ______Absolutely beautiful. showroom condition. record net income that increased 11 percent over “The workforce has changed ual Retirement Account. price tugs. To some extent, it's just dish cloths from the mesh the previous year. dramatically." Tane said. “Needs The program also includes two a matter of less forced subsidiza­ Mo*-TlHirs 10am-8pm bags In which oranges, ADULT HKiH SCHOOL CREDIT DIPLOMA PROGRAM (Beginning 81 MAZDA $7995 78 LINCOLN $6988 The holding company for New Elngland vary. If you're single you don’t reimbursement accounts, in which tion." he said. potatoes, onions, etc. are Jan. 23rd) (For the person who wishes to get credit for RX7 Coupe, one owner, recent trade-in. Mark IV, absolutely loaded, showroom con­ largest bank reported net income of $135.7 million need two-times-pay life insurance. employees are able to pay lor child About 100 companies now use Fri A Sat lOam-Spni sold. Just boll for 15 former high school courses, work, military and other life showroom condition dition. or $7.40 per share. Bank of Boston posted a net of The beneficiary may be a cat.” care or noncovered health costs some form of flexible benefits. minutes In water to which $124 4 million or $6.67 per share the previous year. Tane claims traditional benefit with pretax dollars. Tane said. One is Mellon Bank, chlorine bleach has been experiences. 82 MERCURY $9888 76 CHEVROLH $4995 Clmirman William L. Brown saiR the improve­ programs have several disadvan­ At Comerica 47 percent of the which considered the idea when it added. Put still good but A planned program for each individual’s needs and inter­ Grand Marquis 4-Dr. Sedan, local one- Van Camper, don't miss this one. ment was attributable to increases in net interest tages for the employer. Workers workers decided to buy additional discovered less than half the work no-longer needed furni­ ests relating to future ^oals beyond high school. Call the owner trade-in. Showroom condition. revenue and other operating income, partially don't appreciate the value of what benefits with salary deductions. force was satisfied with the benef­ ture and ODpllonces back 80 FORD $4999 offset by an increase in the credit loss provision, a they're getting, he said, and costs About 27 percent chose to take less its it provided. Into use bv selling them Regional Adult Education Center (875-1960) for more in­ Fairmont Wagon, 6 cyl„ auto., PS, PB, 1- moderate rise in other operating expenses and a are not controllable. than their budget allow ed.'convert- In a lest run. Wyatt reported 81 LINCOLN $12,999 ADELE P LEMIEUX with o low-cost Classi­ formation about this program.) Mark VI 4-Dr. Loaded. owner, like new. higher provision lor incoint taxes. "The traditional program is like ing the rest into regular ptiy. Mellon employees liked i Ih' floxi- fied. 643-271). a blank ch<'< k. dfnominai*'>l in Only ahiiut ^ ptTwnt IxuiKhl the bli' |>lan better. » a - M AN C H EST ER H ERALD. Wednesday, Jun 25, 1984 M ANCHESTKU HKKALD. Wfclnt-sdiiy. Jiin. 25. I9«4 - 2? Business Blind workers have trouble finding jobs In Brief By Steven W. Svre St. Onge works with few special tools. LOOK FOR THE S^ARS... ★ >3^ United Press International He has a Braille printer and a talking calculator on his desk, and gets some LOWELL. Mass. — Marc St. Onge help from his secretary, Joan Ilg. His went out looking for a job toward the wife, Claire, drives him to and from Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS vvith STARS; stars help you get end of his college career us thousands work every day. do every year, but carried with him an St. Onge buys $5 million to $7 million uncommon record that indicated im- a year in semiconductors for Raytheon, better results. Put a star on your od and see what a pressive performance and negotiating and conducting business perseverance. deals as do others. This fall he was St. Onge graduated magnu cum named ‘ The Most Outstanding Blind luude from Boston College in 1971 with Employee of the Year” by the Carroll difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Friday, the highest grades of any management Center and the Massachusetts Com­ student at the school. mission for the Blind. Circumstances that might have led St. Onge, who lost his sight at age 12, ^ 8;30 g.m. to 5:00 p.m._____ 3^ ______^ _____ some to find his academic record even said the employment climate for blind more remarkable also created prob­ people has improved some, but ’’we’re lems when he went out looking for a job. still not there, not nearly there.” He Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Instruction St. Onge. the blind business student, believes the large number of people 25 Apartments for Rent 42 Services Offered 51 Services Offered 51 Heating/Plumbing 55 was collecting a stack of rejection returning from Vietnam handicapped letters that numbered more than 100. had much to do with some of the Eventually he found a job at Raytheon p a r t t im e — 20-25 PRIVATE UNIQUE GUI­ TWD BEDRDDM TDWN- FOGARTY-BROTHERS change. hours per week. Barnes 8. HDUSE — Appllonced and today works as a senior buyer for But what goes through an executive’s TAR LESSDNS — Inyour — Bathroom remodel­ /' ElECTRO/MECHANICAL DRAFTPERSON Noble at Stop 8. Shop, home. Many accessory kitchen, I'/z baths, full ing; installation water the company. mind when a handicapped person seeking mature person basement. $650 month, "I wasn't kidding myself, I knew it courses. Low rotes. P.D. heaters, garbage dispo­ Connecticut Travel cited applies for a job is still one of the We have an opening for an Electro/Mechani- with some book expe­ Box 533, Manchester. utilities included. Peter­ would be hard to find employment,” St. largest problems the applicant faces, sals; faucet repairs. 649- Margaret Grasso. executive vice president, and cal Draftperson with 4-8 years experience. rience to merchandise man Realty. 649-9404, 647- 7657. VIsa/MasferCard Onge said. "You hope someone is going St. Onge said. We would like you to be part of the G.S.P. book department to be 1340. Kal London, president, who off citation naming to see quality in you, but you don't accepted. Connecticut Travel Services Ins. one of Ameri­ He said many executives wonder. Team. The seiected candidate must have: located in new Manches­ Howto know." " ‘What happens if the person turns out ter Super Stop 8. Shop. FOUR ROOM APART­ ca's 400 fastest-growing companies. It was the Massachusetts records indicate' .. Ability to make formai wiring diagrams Must be available for second consecutive year the firm was selected by to be an incompetent? How do I VIDLIN LESSDNS — Dt- M EN T — Heat and ap­ Income Tax Service 57 there arc about 33,000 blind people in /' extricate myself from this?’ They’re from eiectricai design sketches. flexible daytime sche­ fered by experienced pliances. Off East Center. deana house. 2 Inc. Magazine. Connecticut Travel Services, the state, though the number is dule. Moderate stock $450. Call 646-9608, days headquartered in New Britain, also has offices at I thinking of dollars and cents, and they .. Ability to make cabie assembly drawings. music teacher in Man­ Il s ceiiuinly no job ftir an amateur It takes a team of probably low. Nothing but rough should be to a certain extent,’ ’ although work. No cashiering. Car chester area. Mrs. Carol and 649-8920, nights. pnts like The Clean Team to really di^ m and make the Manchester Shopping Parkade and at the estimates are available for other New UPl photo .. Abiiity to design harness assembiies. essential during training Maas, 647-9106. y<»ur home sparkle Wintonbury Mall in Bloomfield. their concern often may not be as England states. strong when considering another .. Abiiity to check drawings to insure they are period. Call 212-675-7334, VERNON: Brand new, The ('lean Team is a ^'oup of carefully trained Aside from obvious limitations, they Mark St. Onge sits at his desk at Raytheon in Lowell, Mass., properiy documented and conform to specify Manchester store multi level two bedroom iKHiple whoaime to your home They go nj*hl to work person. Attention: Arthur VVashinK. scruhhrnK. mopping, polishing every corner are often hindered when looking for where he works as a senior buyer for the company. St. Onge is St. Onge, who used to study the night standards. townhouse condo: living Moyer. Real Estate room with fireplace, fom- of every room in your house* And Iniause they re M IT facility funded jobs by the perceptions of personnel blind. professionals, they're fast. etFicient. trustwoiihy. before college exams by listening to .. Ability to make mechanical assembly ily room, fully op- people and senior managers, and how volunteers read to him from textbooks, insured and hd NORW ALK — An aerospace design facility has much of a problem they believe they drawings and details. PART T IM E: Competent pllonced kitchen, IV2 been set up at the Massachusetts Institute of those relating to computers, have Blind in Newton. himself wonders how much fiither Individuals needed to baths, basement, potlo, If you love ytiur house hut hale house'Work. wh> will be faced with if things don’t work Homes for Sale 31 prolong' the anony’.M'all The Clean Team Income Tax Technology with a computer system donated by made it easier for blind people to ”I would say that one of my biggest along his career might be if he was not clean private homes on a wall-to-wall carpeting, 5 Work must be neat and accurate. Knowledge out, function in more jobs, many in lor a free estimate the Perkin-Elmer Corp. of Norwalk and the cries up to two years ago was” that blind. of electrical codes helpful. Must possess a regular basis. Flexible •■••••••••••••••••••••a draperies. $600 a month No obligation, Service " I see other blind people with college information fields. neither the federal government nor But he agrees his employers went out work schedule, good CADAM subsidiary of Lockheed Aircraft Corp. High School diploma. Excellent company MANCHESTER — Four plus utiltles. Coll owner, ol iTiurse INCOM E TAXES — Pre The Hall L. Hibbard design facility is anchored degrees who are so underemployed it’s However, the availability of tools state agencies would become involved on what may have been perceived to be hourly rates, special bo­ 659-3303. pathetic, but they have a job so they won’t open more doors unless there is benefit package. family. Good condition. pared by CPA. Business & by a Perkin-Elmer series 3200 superminicompu­ with the products. "They would not buy a limb when they hired him. “That nuses. Call Marcy at The Quiet street. Parking. Ed Individual. Call John ter along with several peripheral pieces of have to keep on going.” St. Onge said. some commitment and support, said them, they wouldn’t recommend them. wasn’t particularly the popularthingto Clean Team, 721-7066. M AN CH ESTER — Newer Over the last 15 years various If you would like to be a candidate for our Ward 8> Friends, 236-4581, 659-3069. equipment and CADAM software. Rachel Ethier Rosenbaum, executive They were scared of them,” Ms. do at the time, and I ’m not sure it is 523-5525. oversized three bedroom Each company gift is valued at about $250,000. technical, innovations, particularly ’ director of the Carroll Center for the Rosenbaum said. today,” St. Onge said. high technology company please send your SERVICE STATIDN duplex. iVj baths. Ap­ resume in confidence to: MANAGER NEEDED — pliances. Air condition­ ThedeanleaiiT^ 2nd Shift Manager BOLTON — Birch Moun­ ( ’all 721-7(M>6 ...... I,. tain Area. Custom U 8, R ing. Large deck. Attic Michelle Virkler, Personnel Coordinator needed by Morlarty storage. $575 monthly, TAX PREPARATIONS — Perkin-Elmer boosts image Brothers, Inc. for their Cape. Three bedrooms, 2 In the convenience of 1/2 baths. Fireplace,fam­ plus utilities. Security. NORW ALK — Perkin-Elmer, best known for its GERBER SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS, INC service station. Automo­ No pets. Coll 646-0618. your home. Rellable- Electronic trade payments show promise 151 Batson Drive tive experience helpful. ily room, screen porch. D AYCARE — Full time, reosonoble. Coll Norm sophisticated analytical instruments and optics, Please apply to Morris First floor laundry. Pool. Store/Office Space 1-4 years old. $60 per Marshall, 643-9044. has launched a $1.2 million television promotion Immaculate. $134,000, by SECOND FLDDR — Two NEW YORK (UPI) - Every busi­ system known as Corporate Trade invoices involved in one electronic seller-buyer, bank-bank-seller. Manchester, CT 06040 Morlarty, at Morlarty family. Five rooms. Heat week. Call 646-4987. to expand its image outside the scientific ness transaction comes equipped with Pa'yments (CTP). The recently- payment could reach into the NACHA said its research showed EOE Nl/F Brothers, 315 Center owners. Appointment community. only. Coll 646-1948. Included. $500 monthly. its train of paperwork, and all that completed pilot was dubbed a big thousands. there was surprisingly little concern Street, Manchester. Call Call 646-3979. M AN CHESTER — Office When you call Classified The campaign consists of two 30-second documentation carries its own substan­ success, but all those concerned Dunns’ the six-month pilot program 643-5135. Household Goods 62 among businesses about the “float LDVELY CENTER HALL near Superior Court. to place on ad, a friendly commercials that portray the billion-dollar tial pricetag. admitted there’s still a long way to go only 300 transactions were processed, impact” of automatic payment NEWLY PAINTED Newly redecorated. Air Ad-VIsor will answer ••••••••••••••••••••••• corporation as a science and computer company. CDLDNIAL — Conve­ The costs are high enough to make before the paper check is eliminated with a total dollar value of $14.5 million. transfers. The float, which can go on for Help Wanted PART TIME — Local PRDCESS ENGINEER TH REE B ED R D D M se­ conditioned and heated. your call and help you The ads will air during such programs as Corporation now hiring nient location. Quality USED REFRIGERA­ some executives yearn for a system from the world of business. They involved 45 companies, of whom days, is the period between when a WANTED — Knowledge construction. Deep lot. cond floor apartment. $125 per month. Coll 646- word your ad for best "2020," "60 Minutes," "Nightline" and "Wide that would computerize the process. Automatic transfers of funds have eight, including Westinghouse and check is made out and when the money for several positions 3-5 of blueprint reading and Newer two family. Fully 0505. response. 643-2711. TORS, WASHERS, World of Sports." Traditionally, Perkin-Elmer evenings per week, wee­ P8.WA specs required. Asking $72,500. Coll B/W Ranges - clean, guaran­ Westinghouse estimates it could save become commonplace in an increas­ Sears Roebuck, originated the actually is extracted from a corporate MASSEUSE Realty, E.H.D., 647-1410. carpeted, appliances. has limited its advertising to trade journals and more than $2 million a year if bills, ingly computerized world. Consumers payments. Female preferred, full or part time. kends optional. Starting Duties Include some of­ $525 plus utilities. Secur­ teed, parts and service. account. G ood atmosphere. Excellent Low prices. B.D. Pearl & specialty publications like Scientific American. invoices, payments and receipts all clientele. Windham area. Cell rate $7.25, Ideal for some­ fice work, will train In ity and references. No Wanted to Rent 47 are getting used to doing their banking “The CTP system is more accurate Son, 649 Main Street, Charles C. Dayton, director of corporate moved through an automatic transfer with automatic tellers. The federal and efficient than the paper check- While the float has become an weekdaye after 5 p m . 642-7442. one working during the some areas. Apply or coll Condominiums 32 pets. Coll 643-5836. Saturday end Sunday, anytime Painting/Papering 52 643-2171. communications, said Perkin-Elmer's television system. government has been using automatic based system,” said Caruso, ’’and in increasingly important financial tool in day and college students. C.H.8. M.C., 911 New commercials arc intended to reaffirm Perkin- The present Westinghouse system is an era of high interest rates, most Must be High School grad London Tpke., Glaston­ DUPLEX APARTMENT transfers to deposit social security the long run we anticipate significant and have use of car. Coll bury. Call 633-9474. DRESSER — 2 large Elmer's leadership position in the data systems ’’paper intensive and highly reliant on payments directly ip some recipients’ businesses said they thought they could BANKING/BDDKKEEP- N E ED ED After February cost savings through the use of this ING Part Time Clerk — 721-0349, 4-7pm. MANCHESTER — 400 PAINTING AND PAPER drawers, 2 small draw­ and analytical instruments industries. the post office — two areas that alone bank accounts. product.” make adjustments to a new system North Main Street. New 7th for two adults in HANGING — Exterior NACHA said, 9am to 1pm. South JOBS Overseas. Big mo­ MALE DR FEMALE Southwest area of Man­ ers. Needs work. Maho­ J indicate there may be room for The problem with corporate trade The National Automated Clearing Windsor Bonk 8. Trust EXPERIENCED BOOK­ ney fast. Job offers gua­ two bedroom town RDDMMATE WANTED and Inferior, ceilings re­ gany color. $15. Call 643- improvement.” said Robert Carus^, payments is that they involve so much House Association sponsored the houses, IV j baths, o p - chester. After 5:30 coll ’’The float is a two-edged sword,” Co. Contact Warren Mot- KEEPER FULL TIME — ranteed. Call 1-216-3000, — Share house. Andover, 649-5479. paired. References, fully 2880. director of cash administration. documentation. In the CTP pilot, experiment. The clearing houses are said Caruso. ”It slows the inflow of teson for appointment, Thru General Ledger and Ext. 23141. pllanced kitchens, And­ lake front. Utilities in­ Insured. Quality work. Exec elected director Westinghouse was one of a handful of addenda records covering each tran­ set up by major banks to process erson windows, full base­ Mortin Mattsson, even­ funds to an account, but it also slows the 289-6061.______Trial Balance. Complete ments, $56,900. Peterman cluded. $300 0 month plus Misc. for Sale 63 NORW.ALK — Gaynor N. Kelley, executive major corporations that took part in a saction ranged from I to 130. But in a checks and other payment transfers, outflow. You can neutralize the impact, knowledge of State and FREELANCE Writer. security. Call 742-6914 or Services ings 649-4431. pilot program testing an automatic less structured system, the number of and are a crucial link in the CTP loop of BANKING/BDDKKEEP- Local Tax Forms. Com­ Earn big money fast and Realty, 649-9404 or 647- 646-8858, ask for Roy or ' ice president of operations, has been elected and control it.” ING Port Time Clerk — 1340. director of the Perkin-Elmer Corp. puter knowledge helpful. easy writing articles and leave message. GEORGE N. CONVERSE 1pm to closing. Proof or — Painting and paper- A executive vice president. Kelley Was Coll 429-5763, speak with short stories from your CRT experience pre­ Joyce. own home. Call 1-216-453- TWD BEDRDDMS, TWD THREE RDDMS, THIRD Services Offered 51 hanging, 30 Years Expe­ respon.sible for five of the company's six ferred. South Windsor BATHS — Professional rience! Call 643-2804. operating groups. Rejoined Perkin-Elmer in 1950 3000, Including Sunday, FLDDR — Adults, no A Ex-bankruptcy judges organize to prepare legislation Bank 8i Trust Co. Contact area. Spacious, energy ALUMINUM SHEETS and was elected vice president in 1973. C U ST O M E R SERVICE Ext. 49020. pets. Security. Coll after Warren Matteson for ap- REPRESENTATIVE — efficient. Ideal Invest­ 6pm, 649-2236. C EILIN G S REPAIRED used as printing plates — In 1977 he was named senior vice president for polntment, 289-6061.____ ment, proven excellent REWEAVING BURN or R EPLAC ED with dry- .007” thick, 23 X 24". 50« the instrument group and in 1982 elected FORT WORTH, Texas (UPI) - 1982, is chairman of the Association of that established the present bank­ Under the present uncertain situa­ Local, well established $100 Per Week Part Time HOLES — zippers, um­ More than half a million cases are insurance agency seeks at Home. Webster, Amer­ rental value. Also good FOUR ROOM APART­ wall. Call evenings, Gary each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone executive vice (Zresident. He is a resident of New Former Bankruptcy Judges. ruptcy cou; system, but in 1982 the tion, Biinn said, huge basic questions INSPECTION — Packag­ for small family. Must be brellas repaired. Window McHugh, 643-9321. 643-2711. They MUST be Canaan pending before the federal bankruptcy The organization was' formed to Supreme Court held that bankruptcy exist. ing and Shipping Work- highly motivated Individ­ ica's favorite dictionary M EN T - Second floor. shades, Venetian blinds. ual. Must be aggressive company needs home seen. Call for appoint­ picked up before courts — some involving issues never spread the word that, while bankruptcy judges were acting beyond their In g “ Supervisor” . ment, 644-3767. Available February 1st. Keys. TV FOR RENT. 11:00a.m. only. before confronted — but the courts may not be popular, it’s important to authority. “Who can administer the cases? Familiar with AQ L and and able to work with workers to update local Call 649-5782. Marlow's, 867 Main therriselves are dangling in a sort of everyone,” Biinn said in an interview. To give Congress an opportunity to What authority, if any, do the judges measuring equipment congenial group. Com- mailing lists. Easy work. Street. 649-5221. Baltimore service added have? How can you sell the assets (of a petetlve salary and be; Can be done while 'watch­ CEN TRAL - One bed­ legal limboi ” We are right on the edge of not having correct the situation, the Supreme (dimensional and electri­ Lots/Land for Sale 33 Building/Contracting S3 N The Supreme Court in 1982 struck any bankruptcy system at all,” he said. debtor) and insure good title? How can cal). Relative to colls and nefits. Reply to Box R*, ing TV. All ages, expe­ room apartment In two BRICKS, BLOCKS, BRID G EPO RT — .Atlantic .Airlines has begun Court suspended the effect of the order c/o The Manchester He­ rience unnecessary. Call family. Heat and hot down the jurisdiction of the bankruptcy The group, he said, will have by early until December 1982. That deadline you lend money in bankruptcy context transformers. 10 hour STONE — Concrete. E X C E LLE N T QUALITY regular service between Bridgeport and Balti­ rald; Include employ­ 1-716-842-6000, Including water included at $425 Chimney repairs. No lob more with four round-trips on weekdays and one courts, calling on Congress to reestab­ next year “some alternative proposals passed with no congressional action so of uncertainty? How can you, the day, 4 day week. Apply: MANCHESTER - Build­ SEASONED HARD­ lish them on a constitutionally sound lender, have a collateral that is Able Coll 8, Electronics, ment history. Sunday, Ext. 19241. monthly. Security dep­ too small. Coll 644-8356. FARRAND R E M O D E L ­ round-trip on weekends from Sikorsky Memorial of our own that we hope will produce a the Supreme Court’s order became ing lot with 5 car garage. osit and references. 646- ING — Cabinets, roofing, WOOD — Oak - Maple - basis. Congress has not acted. solution.” enforceable? Howard Road, Bolton. Telephone 643-7539. Hickory. $85/.cord. Two Airport effective. Authority granted under the RECDVERING FRDM DPPDRTUNITY, AMBI- 3253. ODD JOBS, Trucking. gutters, room additions, The Baltimore flights take about I'j hours, Now a group of 43 distinguished A subcommitee is working out new code -- whatever that may be — “Can you rely on the bankruptcy SU RG ERY — Would like decks, all types of remo­ cord minimum. Cut, split SEEKING MATURE, De­ TIDUS MAN/WDMAN. Home repairs. You name and delivered. Call 649- slopping at White Plains, N."Y former federal bankruptcy judges has legislative proposals to help put the expires March 31. 1984. court? Is it legal? What about lenders someone to core for my FREE CATALOG Of WALL STREET, H E ­ It, we do it. Free esti­ deling and repairs. FREE organized to call attention to the pendable woman to care Available for immediate Land Bargains — 5 acres 1831 anytime. .Atlantic also offers flights from Bridgeport to bankruptcy courts on a constitutional who are called upon to lend money to children In my home, employment. Earning BRON — Two bedrooms', mates. Insured. 643-0304. estimates. Fully insured. critical situation that exists and to basis. The association plans a meeting Bankruptcy laws are H^ended to for 6 month old girl. Your from 8om to 4pm. Coll to 500 acres, covering Philadelphia. Boston and Bedford. Martha's. companies that are in a bankruptcy opportunity $300 per appliances. Heat and hot Telephone 643-6017, after SEASONED FIREWOOD suggest legislation to deal with it. in Washington at the ena of January at make the bankrupt person productive house or mine. Monday 646-8171. Vermont and the Berk- water Included. Parking, 6pm, 647-8509. Vineyard and Nantucket Island in Massachu­ situation or are trying to prevent a thru Friday. Coll 646-7151 week to start. A division shlres, at lowest Imagina­ PLANNING A WED­ — Cut, split and deli­ setts. Pilgrim .Airlines offers direct flights to John Biinn, a Houston bankruptcy which .its Iegi3-ive suggestions will be to society again, to maximize the bankruptcy?” of Consolidated Foods. large yard, cellar stor­ DIN G , SHOWER OR judge for seven years before becoming offer 5pm.______ble prices. Write: CA­ vered. C.O.D. Telephone Boston and Washington. D C. from Sikorsky. announced and presented to ongres- recovery of creditors and to see that Lawyers have great difficulty in NEWSPAPER DEALER Call 646-3936 for appoint­ age. $420 monthly. Coll SPEC IAL PARTY? Get DESIG N KITCHENS by 643-6327. a partner in the Fort Worth law firm of sional leaders, Biinn aid. distribution to creditors of a debtor’s TALOG OFFICE, P.O. 649-2871 or 228-3245. J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, giving assurance of what the law is, s m a l l LAW F IR M seek­ ment. EDE. Box 938, North Adams, 15% to 20% off Quality Shannon. Gracey, Ratliff & Miller in Congress passed legislation in 1978 assets is as equitable as possible. Rlinn .said. ing full time Secretary. NEEDED Invitations, Respond, vanities, formica, Wilson Moss. 01247. art, Corion counter tops, BORGANZIA — Fur like Knowledge of r^al estate BOOKKEEPER/SECRE- Thank yous. Coll “An­ black coat, size 8. New, helpful. Salary negotia­ in SOUTH WINDSOR MANCHESTER — Large nouncements By Nancy” kitchen cabinet fronts, never worn. Bargain $29. Call between Dam D 11pm TARY — Monday - Fri­ apartment. One bed­ complete woodworking ble. Send replies to BoxS, day, 8am to 5:30pm. Call - coll 241-1218 for day or Call 646-3388. c/o The Herald. 647-9946 Rentals room, appliances, park­ evening appointment. service, custom made for appointment, morn­ ing, heat and hot water furniture, colonial repro­ ings, 528-9497. ductions In wood, 9 varie­ SWIVEL BABY Included. Call 649-2871. L. WOOD & SON — STROLLER for two. Ad­ General and finish car­ ties of hardwood and CELEBRITY CIPHER NURSES — 3 to 11pm, Rooms for Rent 41 SIX ROOM DUPLEX — veneers NOW IN STOCK justable bacxrest and Classified... Cetebrtty Cipher cryptogfeme ere created from quotetlona by femoue people, p ^ Horn to 7am, part time. penters. Commercial and footrest, canopy. $25. Business Opportunities .. .22 643-2711 and preeent. Each letter In the dpher etende for another. T o d e y 'e M . K equam T. Coll 649-9658 or evenings, Notices Store/Office Space ...... 44 Household Goods...... 62 $450 monthly plus utili­ -residential remodeling Manchester. Call 649- Situation Wanted...... 23 Apply In person: Canter­ 289-7010. Resort Property...... 45 MIsc. for Sale ...... 63 Rates For advertisements to be by CONNIE WIENER bury Villa, 595 Valley ties. No pets. Security and repair. Coll 646-3046 1847. Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 Misc. for Rent...... 46 published Monday, the dead­ GENTLEMAN PRE­ deposit. Coll 649-0628 af­ after 6pm. Personals...... 02 Home and Garden...... 64 MiAimum Charge; Street, Wllllmantic. CARPENTRY WORK — Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 Pets ...... 65 $2.25 for one day line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday, “KTN ABPK EA u 'b OKLZK KTEZD EZ FERRED. $50.00 weekly. ter 5pm. WOLLENSAK RE­ Announcements ...... 03 646-2000. HOUSEKEEPER — Man- Alterations, new work Roommates Wanted...... 48 Musical Item s...... 66 Per Word: PART TIME CLEANING and repairs. Call David, CORDER — Complete Auctions...... 04 LMKEZD EP TBZNPKG. BZMN H ELP — Mornings and chester/Bolton area. Ex­ with microphone, foot Real Estate Recreational Items...... 67 1-2 da y s...... 15« Read Your Ad FURNISHED ROOM — Homes for Rent 43 perienced, references. 643-8996. Antiques...... 68 weekends. 20-25 hours control, cables, photo­ 2 Services 3-5 d a y s...... 14c Private home, nice yard, Reasonable rates. Call Homes for Sale...... 31 Tag Sales...... 69 Classified advertisements QBV’JN XNLOZNS KB WLFN KTLK, weekly. Must have own ••••••••••••••••••••••• LEON CIESZYNSKI fact manual. Asking $50. Financial Condominiums...... 32 6 days...... 13c transportation. No hlgh- kitchen privileges. On 646-7930 after 4:30pm, ask Telephone 649-3893. Services Offered...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 days...... 12c are taken by telephone as a busline. Female only. M AN C H ESTER — Three for Jean. BU ILD ER — New homes, Lots/Land for Sale...... 33 Painting/ Papering...... 52 convenience. QBV’ON EZ.” — PLAVNX DBX8QQZ. schoolers. Call 643-4000. additiems, remodeling, Mortgages...... 11 Happy Ads: Call 649-8206 days, 647- bedroom Ranch. 2 baths, BARBELL, DUMBELL Personal Loans...... 12 Invesfment Property..... 34 Building/Contracting.....53 The Manchester Herald is PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ”1 heard from my cat’s lawyer today. 9813 evenings and APARTMENTS AND rec ro(fms, garages, kit­ $3.00 per column inch H AIRSTYLIST — Full fireplaced family room, SET — 177 lb., 16 pieces, Insurance...... 13 Business Property...... 35 Roofing/Siding...... 54 responsible only for one Incor- My cat wants twelve thousand dollars a week lor Tender weekends. basement rec room, 2 car HOMES CLEANED — chens remodeled, ceil­ $55. 500 lb capacity, DP Resort Property ...... 36 Automotive VIttlea.” — Johnny Carson. time or part time. Busy garage. Large lot. Nice Dependable and effi­ ings, bath tile, dormers, Wanted to Borrow...... 14 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 Deadlines reef Insertion and then only Manchester salon. Expe­ Bench with leg extension «1SMbyNEA,lrc. MANCHESTER — Excel­ location. Security. Refer­ cient. Call Debbie, 289- roofing. Residential or Flooring...... S6 Cars/Trucks for Sale ..... 71 for fhe size of the original rience preferred. Call machine, $25. Both $70, Income Tax Service...... 57 For classified advertise­ insertion. lent room for gentleman. ences. $650 plus utilities. 0629. commercial. 649-4291. Call 643-1374. Employment Rentals Motorcycles/Bicycles -... .72 ments to be published Tues­ Command Performance, Convenient to every­ Call 649-5357 after 5pm. Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 Errors which do not lessen by Larry Wright ask for Manager, 643- ANCHOR ELECTRICAL 5 KIT ‘N* CARLYLE ® thing! $45 weekly. Call PERFECTION, THO­ Rooms for Renf ...... 41 day through Saturday, the fhe value of tjteadvertisement 8339.______G ER BER STEAM VAPO­ & Education For Sale Auto Services...... 74 deadline Is ’noon on the day 649-4003. ROUGHNESS and Excel­ CONTRACTORS — Do RIZER — 2 gallon capac­ Apartmenfs for Renf ..... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease..... 75 will not be corrected by an lent work, done by any size or type of work. Help Wanted ...... 21 before publication. CITY VENTURE COR­ Store/Office Space 44 ity. $15. Call 742-7176. Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 additional Insertion. PORATION — A Minnea­ meticulous, hardworking Fully Insured. Free esti­ lady. Call 528-4280 after mates. Call 647-0293. polis based firm seeks Apartments for Rent 42 ALL WOOD STUDENT part time secretary for 3:30pm only. DESK — In good condi­ approximately 22 hours 474 MAIN STREET — OHLUND 8. KEHOE, tion. $40. Call 649-2653. weekly on a consulting Across from' post office. D A Y CARE.IN MY INC. — Custom kitchen Lost/Found 01 Personals 02 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted MANCHESTER-One, two Ideal for office or busi­ HOME - Meals and and bath renovations, ad­ Help Wanted 21 basis. Position requires 20 GALLON FISH TANK — Previous experience, and three bedroom ness. Phone 646-2426, snacks provided. Reaso­ ditions, wood, vinyl, with filter, heater and must be able to taltp 80 apartments. Heat and hot 9am-5pm. nable rates. Call 646-3533. aluminum siding. Fully colored rocks. Must sell. FOUND - Grey and white HELP! Looking for ride EXPERIENCED BOOK- RECEPTIONIST/TY- BUSBDYS/DISH- DIRECTDR TEACHER — worn shorthand and type water. $400, $440, $495. Insured. Call 742-5986. Please call 646-1565. Bolton Cooperative M AN C H ESTER — Ware­ three legged cot. Vicinity to East Hartford Center, KEEPER/CASHIER — PIST — Most be organ­ WASHERS, WAI­ PART TIME 60 wpm. Call 643-5156 for Call 649-4800. THE HONEST WAY TO of Dougherty Street. Call 6am, Monday - Friday Full. time. Experienced. ized person with good TRESSES — Days or Nursery School, 1984-1985 an appointment. house, R 8i D and/or light CHEAT ON YOUR ROBERT E. JARVIS — ATARI 2600 TV GAME — 646-13S9. Call Bill, 643-1246 after Mature. Apply: Mar­ typing experience, plea­ evenings. Apply In per­ school session. Monday REAL ESTATE SALES- NEWSPAPER DEALER M AN C H ESTER — Three industrial space. 1000 so. HOUSEWORK...Call In Building and Remodeling In excellent condition, 6pm. low’s, Inc. 867 Main, sant telephone personal­ son, Podunk Mill Restau­ thru Friday, 8:30 to PERSDN — To work in HERRON room heated apartmenfs. ft. to 25,000 sq. tt. Very The Clean Team. Our Specialist. Additions, from model home of Business Opportunities 22 Including 7 cartridges. FOUND — Grey cot, mit­ Manchester. * ity and a strong math rant, 989 Ellington Road, 11:30am. Submit resume Call Tom No appliances. Security. reasonable. Brokers pro­ staff of trained profes­ garages, roofing, siding, $50. Call 649-2653. aptitude tor diversified South Windsor. to: Bolton Cooperative large 2-3 year prolect Phone 646-2426, 9 to 5 tected. Call Heyman sionals will provide you kitchens, bathrooms, re­ ten paws. Lakewood Cir­ Announcements 03 East of River. Knowledge cle area. Call 647-9357 SEWING MACHINE OP­ duties on front desk. Call Nursery School, P.D. Box 742-9795 weekdays. Properties, 1-226-1206. with a service designed to place m'ent windows- MAN'S HARRIS TWEED for an appointment, 646- SERVICE STATIDN AT­ 233, Bolton, CT 06040. of buyer mortgage fi­ INTERNATIONAL meet your home cleaning /doors. Call 643-6712. Top Coat — Size 40. $30 after 5pm. INVITE ‘‘CELEBRA­ ERATORS — Skilled sew­ nancing desireable. A ing machine operators 4048, Dynamic Metal Pro­ TENDANT — Full time. GENERAL CLEAN UP STEEL BUILDING Ma­ FOUR ROOM APART­ NEWLY DECORATED needs. For an estimate Lexington Tailor Shop. TIONS” to your chlld‘s ducts Co., Inc. great opportunity on an IM PO U N D ED — Female needed by local toy fac­ Experience preferred. PERSDN, FULL TIME - nufacturer awarding M EN T — No appliances. O FFICE SPACE In Man­ without obligation , call Call 643-8651. birthday party - let us Apply at Gil's Auto Ser­ SALES MANAGEMENT excellent prolect which Apply in person to Man­ chester. Centrally lo­ Golden Retriever. About tory. Hourly rate based T R A IN EE — Nationally dealership In area soon. $240 per month, plus utili­ M arcy at The Clean entertain. For Informa­ ASSEMBLERS AND vice, Route 6, Bolton. sells itself. Individuals chester Honda, 34 Adams No Inventory Investment. ties, $300 Security dep­ cated with ample park­ Team, 721-7066. FLEXABLE FLYER 2 years old. Found on tion call 644-1318 after on capabilities. Needed based, *heedlecraft com­ only. Call 643-9205. Rooflng/Sidlng Immediately. Call 659- CDIL WINDERS — Fin­ Street, Manchester, 646- Great potential. Wedg- osit. No pets. Phone 643- ing. Call 649-2891. SLED — 5 ft. long. Used Goslee Drive. Call The 3pm. ger dexterity necessary. pany seeks assistant 3520. Monchester Dog 0204 for appointment. NtWSPAPEI ' manager. Candidates for SECRET ARY/T2ECEP- Cor, 303/759-3200 for 4751, 4 to 8pm. LA D IES — Tired of not only 3 time. $40. Call Experience not neces­ CAHin NEEDED 1 application. MANCHESTER — Pro­ finding the right clothes 646-2218. Warden, 646-4555. DNE DF THE nicest sary. Will train. 4 day area development teach­ TIDNIST — DDCTDR’S BIDWELL HOME Im­ PART TIME — Earn upto DFFICE, East Hartford. PART TIME In Flower LIKE PRIVATE HOME. fessional office space for in stores? Bring me fa­ buyer meeis seller 111 things about want ads Is week, 10 hour day. 7am- in MandiMtgr ing needlepoint or sales. rent. Beautifully deco­ provement Company — UPRIGHT FREEZER — $150 per week. Fast grow­ Experience required. Part time, 4 mornings a Shop. Saturdays In­ GROUP SALES LEA D ER Studio-type apartment. brics and patterns and I'll C lassifie d ... and It’s their low cost. Another Is 5:30pm. Apply at Able Coll cluded. Apply In person: Looking for new girls to ^Utilities, appliances, rated In unique building. sew exactly what you Roofing , siding, altera­ Coldspot. 15.8. Five years happy meeting lor both. their quick action. Try a ing corporation needs Training program sche­ week. Includes light people now! For inter­ Coll 8, Electronics, How­ Park Hill Joyce Flower train as Avon Represen­ 'w orking single adult. No Central location. On pre­ want, promptly and rea­ tions, additions. Same old. Excellent condition. 643-3711. wont od today! ard Rood, Bolton. 647-9946 duled February 1st. Call bookkeeping. Reply to number for over 30 years. view call 647-8730. 527-9879. Box N, c/o The Herald. Shoo. 36 Dak Street, tatives. Coll Barbara, children, pets. Call 643- mises parking. Call 646- sonably. Call 647-0796, Leaving state. $189. Call 4 Manchester. 643-2573. 2880. 4220. DAYS. 649-6495. alter 4pm, 644-1874. « - MANCMKSTKK lIKK A U ). \\ ciliirMl.i\ . Jiiii l»K4 COURT OF PROBATE, DISTRICT OF ANDOVER MItc. tor Sale 63 Pets 6$ Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Cars/Trucks far Sale 71 NOTICE OF HEARINO ESTATE OF RICHARD FRANCIS O'BRIAN Advertise in T h e u : Pursuant of on order of TABLE LAMPS — For I'M BANDIT, a loveable, 1976 AMC HORNET Hon. Norman J. Preuss, Bank 1979 CHEVY MALIBU Judge doted January 20,1984 Cut your own taxes: MMH ‘watch’ watches MHS hockey living room or tamily long haired male cal. I'm WAGON — Air condition­ a hearing will be held on an H e ra ld —"The room. S40 a pair. Please black and white, with a Repossessions ing, automatic transmis­ CLASSIC SPORT COUPE application proving that let­ call afler 6pm, 647-8305. black mask around my sion, powersteering, root — V-8, automatic, power­ ters of administration Issue Adjustments to Income the homebound’s safety loses its first FOR SALE rack. Good condition. steering, a/c, AM /FM , to Ralph Rambus os admlnls- C2ommunily Voice eyes. Call 342-0571. 1900 DodQP CoU «3S00 trotor, as per application on •Must Sell! Best offer. Call vinyl top. Call 643-2880. file more fully appears. It Is KENMORE ELECTRIC 1970 Ch«vroi«l Camafo *4500 649-1266. ORDERED, Thot said ap­ ... p a g e 2 ... p a g e 13 ... p a ge 9 SEWING MACHINE — Musical Items 66 1076 T-Btrd *tooo Remove mineral buildup plication be heard and deter­ Since 1881." With floor cabinet, pro- 1966 Ford Mustang *tooo from your teakettle by mined at the Probate office tesslonallv serviced. S95. The above can be seen 1974 DATSUN, model 610 In Bolton, 158 Bolton Center — 4 door, economical, pouring In half a cup of Road, Bolton, Connecticut, Call 643-5697. ELECTRIC GUITAR, at SBM white vinegar and one In sold district of the 2nd day 913 Main St. dependable. Good condi­ of February 1984 at 2:00 NOTICE OF LEGAL NOTICE Montoya Les Paul copy. tion. No rust. $1050. Call quart of tap woter. Heat ANNUAL MEETING OF THE TOWN OF ANDOVER, CT. o'clock In the afternoon, and UNITED WAY OF VARIETY OF WOODEN Very good condition. 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS 232-9487. to rolling boll and let that notice of the pendency of The Board of Tox Review With case. $90. Call 649- MANCHESTER. INC. will meet on February 6,1984 CHAIRS. Beautiful WAGON — V-8, auto­ stand for one hour. Pour said application and of the The Annual meeting of the 7662. out solution, fill with time and place set tor o hear­ from 7:00 - 8:30 PM , on Fe- Houseplants. Must Sell! matic, PS, radio, roof ing thereon be given to all members of the United Way bruorvB, 1984 from 7:00-8:30 Cheap. Private home. rack, positractlon, de- L E T YOUR newspaper water, boil again and of Manchester, Inc., will be PM and on February 11th discard. heirs at law; namely the next held on February IS. 1984, at from 10:00 - 11:30 A M at the In 30s today; Call 649 6486. ' togaer. Good snow - ski­ help vou keep fruit iars of kin whose nomes and Manchester State Bank, 1041 Town Office Bldg., School Manchester, Conn. Automotive ing - hill - climbing vehi­ sparkling clean and whereabouts ore unknown, Main Street, Manchester, at Rood, Andover, CT to hear by causing a true copy of this 4:30 P.M. The meeting Is held cloudy Friday Thursday, Jan. 26. 1984 cle. Call 643-2880. sweet smelling. Wash order to be published In a grievances relative to prop­ GLASTER BAY COAL Misc. Automotive 76 for the purpose of electing erty assessments. STOVE — With blower. jars, dry completely newspaper having a circula­ new Directors, accepting — See page 2 Single copy: 25C Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 then'put a large piece of tion In Manchester, Connec­ Persons wishing to tile a Completely equipped. committee reports, and such complaint with the Board 1970 COUGAR XR7 — newspaper Inside the ticut. Said publication to ap­ other business as may prop­ Call after 6pm, 646-5808. pear at least once on or be­ mov secure an appointment Mmlh Original owner. Best erly come before such meet­ for the meetings by calling iEanrbatpr lar and put the lid on. fore the 27th day of January offer. Call 643-1678. ing. the Town Office Building 742- 1974 TOYOTA CORONA The paper will absorb 1984. David J. Tarstenson, 7305. Additional meetings BE 'TA N ' In winter - any moisture. Let a Doted at Balton, Connec­ — 4 door, 4 speed. Body ticut this 20fh dov of January President will be scheduled If neces­ SUNLAMP. Only used good shape, runs well, classified ad In your WINTER SPECIAL — 1984. UNITED WAY OF sary. tew times. $25, in store - new engine parts. $2000or 1974 RABBIT — Running newspaper find a cash Sharon B. Preuss, Clerk MANCHESTER, INC. Edward M. Yeomans, condition. $800. Call 649- B A TTER IES , $29.95. Ri­ 041-01 Choirman Sell tor only $12. Coll best offer. Call 646-9589 buyer for most any­ ley Oldsmoblle, 345 Cen­ 040-01 1609 after 2pm. Board of Tax Review 649-0832. after 4pm, ask for Mark. thing you haye for sale. ter Street, Manchester. 039-01 Rebels join Teacher award: REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK to isolate 6% hike ______B y Sarah E. Hall Herald Reporter president A three-member binding arbi-

featuring. By Steve Hagev his house, demanded the lifting of percent across-the-board for the m im United Press International more than 100 emergency decrees next two years, assistant superin­ enacted by the Gemayel tendent Wilson E. Deakin said this s & m ■ BEIRUT, Lebanon — Lebanese government. morning. NEW LISTING Moslems closed ranks in opposi­ "The decrees issued in 1983 ^ , J The award is less than the 8.5 M percent sought by the Manchester A Colonial Cape tion to U.S.-backed President constitute a violation of legal and Amin Gemayel, isolating his go­ constitutional laws, the demo­ Education Association, but the 227 Valley View Rd., Manchester union will receive the full dental Ju5l 6 years young nnd like new* In a gieal area loo' With lour bedfoonis. *87,900 East Hartford vernment as new fighting erupted cratic parliamentary regime and 2’^ baths. Ilf St llcof family room with fireplace Tnis home is economical to in.suranee it wanted, Deakin said. heat with gas hot water furnace and 18" of altic insulation E«tra storage m in the mountains and in Beirut's (are) a dictatorial control,” Salam the basemen* and irvthe 2-csr garage Cali for addili.Tnat 'nformatior and "This is the first time ever an appointment $115,000 southern slums. said. Lovely 7+ Room 3 bedroom Colonial in After months of relative silence, But Roger Sheikani, information arbitration 0anel has accepted the Sunni Moslem leader Saeb Salam and justice minister, said "the administration's offer on both excellent condition inside and out. Rec joined Druze and Shiite Moslem government did not issue the 161 years on .salary," he added. critics of Gemayel, accusing the decrees except in affirmation of its He called the settlement a minority Christian government faith in the future of the nation and "satisfactory .compromise," but room has large cedar closet, bar, sink, said he wonders if the majority of iss Wednesday of using emergency its perpetuity," the official news stove and refrigerator. New walnut powers to set up a "dictatorial” agency said. teachers would prefer the dental rule. Salam, citing a 56-page study to plan to a higher raise. cabinets in kitchen. Large screened-in Salam, patriarch of the Sunni support his demand for the with­ UPl photo union leaders and school community and a former prime drawal of the decrees, said they superintendent James P. Kennedy Colonial porch, private, beautifully landscaped minister, also called for Christian "support unacceptable and incred­ P resident R e a g a n a ck n o w le d g e s a p - are Rep. W illiam B ro o m fie ld (left), w^ere awaiting written verification 591 Adams St., Manchester sects other than Gemayel's domi­ ible personal dictatorships." plause as he leaves the House chamber R-Mich., Sen. Howard Baker (right), i„g „„ j, corning. But Picture yourself m this eight room lour bedroom Colonial In the winter nant Maronites to be included in Until Salam's harsh attack on en|oy the crackling fireplace located in the living room, and in the summer back yard. after his S tate of the U n io n A d d re s s R -T e n n ., R ep. Jim W rig h t, D -T e x a s , and Kennedy did note that his recom- imagine the kids splashing in the back yard m groundpool Other features attempts to end Lebanon’s sectar­ the government, the Sunnis, tradi­ include ? lull baths 1st floor den 2-car garage and more See it today ian strife. W e d n e s d a y night. A p p la u d in g R eag an o ther co n g re s sm e n . mended 1984-85 school budget must 182.500 tionally the most influential sect of „ undergo substantial changes to ' We can help you become a Salam’s complaints coincided Islam, were not directly involved 'REALE' PROFESSIONAL! with artillery duels between the in the rebellion against Gemayel ■■■ ■ accomodate the settlement's Call 646-4525. and ask lor Oan. Lebanese army and Druze gunners by the rest of Lebanon’s Moslems. D. W. FISH REALTY GO. in the Shouf mountains overlook­ Two weeks ago, Druze leader RG89^^ Off©rs COncilistion D.F. REALE, INC. Manchester 243 Main SI. Tel: 643-1591 ing Beirut, and battles between Walid Jumblatt accused Salam of proposal, leaving a surplus. But Real Estate Vernon Circle Vernon 872-9153 government troops and Shiite siding with “the ruling Gemayel 17S Moin St . Manthtilrr. Cl B ■ ' ■ __ there is "nowhere near enough" 646-4525 militiamen in the capital's south­ family,” branding him a “traitor.” ern suburbs. Jumblatt Tuesday demanded Ge­ Sporadic shooting between mayel resign, saying he would in politicdl union message Shiite rebels and the army con­ refuse to join the president in any ■ said, so the rest of the budget may tinued into the night, with several new negotiations on Lebanon's By Robert M acKav speech Wednesday night — to work can Marines from Lebanon before ^Under *^the* new contract a rockets exploding near govern­ future. United Press International immediately with congressional the 18-month deadline Congress beeinnine teacher with a bache- ment positions before the fighting The latest denunciations of the leaders on a "down payment plan " agreed to late last year. lor'rdegree w'ill m^ $16 110 in died down, the official National government came as two days of W ASH IN GTO N ■*- President to cut the federal deficit by $100 Reagan, wearing a dark suit and 1984-85, compared to $12 496 this News Agency said. relative calm in Beirut were Reagan, declaring America "too billion over the next three years. ,.^.(1 tie, was interrupted by ap- year. Starting salaries were There were no reports of shattered by the clashes in the 156 E Center St great for small dreams, today Reagan planned to begin selling plause more than 40 times. A boosted more than the others by casualties. Shouf and the capital's southern sought to work with Congress on his program today during a prolonged standing ovation cutting off the bottom three steps Manchester Salam, in a news conference at slums. his election-year agenda to cut one-day. campaign-style trip to greeted Reagan's arrival and on the salary schedule Deakin huge budget deficits and build a Atlanta to address a rally spon- marked his departure. said lEYlfislB. perm anently manned space sored by the Amway organization. But reaction to Reagan's speech The maximum teacher's salary MANCHESTER $55,900 Real Estate station. was divided along predictable w ^ b e raised to $31,070 next school Reduced' Just the two o* you'^ Consider owning this charming 4 room Becker to leave MMH Sounding every bit like candi- his third State of the Union address Democrats challenging y ^ r , up from $29,313 now. Ranch in evcellerit condition tdenlly located in quiet rosidentiai area this MANCHESTER — 43 FOREST ST. date for re-election, Reagan told a J" House chamber to an Reagan's optimistic view of the ' a teacher with a bachelor's homeleaiurps2bedrooms livingrooniandhath. newly redone wilhextra O n eof the original Cheney Estates. Sound & Quality Construe* 646-2000 insulation, wallboard & windows Don t misS this value Call our Manches- joint session of Corigress >n his audience of lawmakers, Cabinet economy and Republicans enthusi- degree and five year's experience lr‘i oMii-n lor mnr/. d< t.hls 643-4060 tion Impossible to reproduce at the asking price First floor fea­ emergency department at the tures Ig. entrance, foyer w/open staircase, living room, family This fall, another department State of the Union address; It is and other administration officials, ' supporting him. - will make about $17,300, Deakin room, dining room, den, modernized kitchen & lavatory. Se­ chief at Manchester Memorial hospital, will retire Feb. 1. time to move forward again, time the Supreme Court and'members oe-.u-.n .icn said, while the following year, the cond floor has four bedrooms. 3V5 baths, sitting room w/fire- Hospital will quit his post — Replacements have not been tor America to take freedom s next of the diplomatic corps. Not so *n nis speten, Ktagan also same teacher would make $20 990 MANCHESTER place 5 interesting unreplacable fireplaces, rear staircase from chosen for any of the three. MMH «tcn traditional was the seeurilv that addressed the people of the Soviet samt itaviiti wouiu maxe »zu,auu, kitchen, large cellar ideal for hobbyist or handy man 2 car gar­ bringing to three the number of MT. RD. age. Asking $195,000. top-level staff who’ve left the Deputy Director Michael Gall- •'America is back - standing shrouded the C apitol-the tightest Union directly, telling them a n m u tts^r's percenr'hi^^^^ hospital in less than a year. acher has been acting in Kenney’s tall,” thepresidentsaid. "America security since World War II - Americans are^ built-in incrernem" in i984-85, and See this exceptional new U&R Contem­ place until a new executive direc­ Hospital spokeman Andrew is too great for small dreams." spawned by fears of terrorist your government wants peaee. g 3 including increments porary that offers a cathedral ceiling tor is hired, probably around the Reaian issued a call to pursue attacks. there will be peace. - in m v o r T h X S " ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ family room right off the kitchen, formal Beck confirmed reports Wednes­ end of February. day that Dr. Frederick P. Becker, “ four great goals" - steady Reagan took note of the increase Although seeking cooperatio^^ will also pay for "full basic dental type living room, large dining room, 3 A special search committee is economic growth, exploring the in terrorist attacks across the with Congress in cutting huge ^.overage" for teachers and their chairman of the Department of screening candidates for the top "next frontier - space," streng- world - like the bombing that budget deficits, Reagan reiterated itucners and tneir bedrooms, 2 baths and many more fea­ Pathology, will retire next executive's job, and will present its thening traditional values, and killed 242 Marines in Beirut — and his opposition to tax increases. "I'm never satisfied with vvav J' » October. tures that you will like. Situated on a top choice to the hospital Board of buildingh.iiiHino a9 "mo->ninariil meamnglul nn-ir-npeace. " said saiaintuniituauiies the United States " must mu-sinuiuc not be Instead, he asked for nivino a constitu- him th.. ..'be binding "r arbitration process MANCHESTER $79,900 treed lot, priced at $134,900. Call us and Becker declined comment. Trustees for approval. Reagan, who is expected to driven from our objectives or lonal c m e n ^ Why p^y rent when you could be collecting it This spacious 2 Family Butterfield is helping hospital (585) With 2 bedrooms living room, dining room, separate utilities and 2 we will show you through. Edward M. Kenney, longtime announce his re-election bid Sun- peace in Lebanon by state- said he was pleased that process is car garage m convenient lucation is a super investment ai a very afforda­ MANCHESTER “HIGHLY PROniABlE-INVESTMENT PROPERTY” executive director of MMH, re­ administrators to choose his own day night, offered - in keeping sponsored terrorism. He indi- spending bills t^hal now must be arbitrator reoresenting ble price Take adv-mtage of this eKcellent npportiinily ('all for an ap- A 6 room, 3 bedroom Cape complete with fireplaced living Large Rooming House in Business successor, who, Beck said, proba­ poinimeni 643-4060 room, wall to wall carpeting and freshly painted inside and out. signed Jan. 1 to assume the same with the conciliatory tone of his cated he will not withdraw Ameri- signed or vetoed as a whole. administration, one represent­ Zone with office space suitable for bly won’t be named until late A great starter home in a convenient location. This one is priced position at Greenwich Hospital. ing the teachers, and one neutral to sell at $64,900 Real Estate, Attorney, Insurance, Dr. Robert Butterfield, chief of the February either. m etc. In excellent condition, located _ _ _ . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ party made the final decision. U&R REALTY CO. R EA LTY W ORLDo — Frechette Associates FREE 497 Buckland Road. P 0 Box 623 close in. Very well maintained. Low MARKET South Windsor C T 06074 ____ maintenance, insulated. Assuma­ Mastrangelo, citing regret, 643-2692 Bus (203) 644-3481 f n ^ ^ the administration for having logo REAL ESTATE SERVICES e v a l u a t io n ble Mortgage. 223 £<•! Center SI.. Manchester 643-4060 V Robert D. Murdock, ReaNor IREAUY WORLD. f.c n e<6c* u>arp«n(7»n(ly owned «n0 OOW.'M to binding arbitration in the first ______$149,900.00 resigns hisS housing 5 post pLice. At cl \It4A representative 2 have been possible had the other By Kathy Garmus said. “ God bless you all — it's been when anyone came in to register to ''‘-'sponsi- Herald Reporter wonderful." vote. hie and a little more reasonable. D.W. FISH REALTY CO. Mastrapgelo's announcement Mastrangelo was born in New *' shouldn t be as.sumed that OF Housing Authority Chairman saddened o ther a u th o rity -York City and graduated from the one uses binding arbitration just I I 243 Main SI.. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon Pascal Mastrangelo Wednesday members, who voted to accept his Stewart Technical School in New , J .1; night announced his retirement resignation with regret. York City with a degree in aviation plained, no teat'her contract talks 643-1591 872-9153 after nearly 20 years with the "To get somebody to fill your .mechanics. He w o rk ^fo r Pratt & ''' Man^chester nave been settled 6 authority. shoesisgoingtobeadifficulljob," Whitney Aircraft in ^ s t Hartford through mediation since the lavv "I am sure you must know that I a u th o rity m em ber R icha rd from 1935 to 1967 in the Quality mohaating arbitration after a do this with regret, ' said Mastran- Schwolsky said. Review Department. I'"’ ® I'/” * was enacted gelo, who has been chairman since FilzPatrick said that Mastran- M astran gelo's r e t ir e m e n t ^ I believe the mediation offer PRIMER RD. NEW HOMES SCARBOROUGH RD. Raised Ranches being built similar to the above picture! Gracious 3 bedroom home with 1st door family room, 1973. He said "unexpected duties at gelo has helped a great number of leaves two vacancies on the ^ 2'h baths, fireplace, full family room, garages, deck and 1'6 baths, llreplace plus 2 heating stoves, screened in home” forced his his retirement, people over the years. Housing Authority. No one has yet Manenester teachers, Tognalli a great location near Keeney St school! 90’s patio and more! which becomes effective today. "You can certainly be proud of been appointed to replace Alice ''■rote in a uecemher M LA new- Mastrangelo's post will be as- the term you had," he told Fagan who died in November. u; released to the Herald sumed by Ada Sullivan, former Mastrangelo. Carol Shanley. executive diree- Wednesday I i vice chairwoman of the authority. •■Re will be deeply mis.sed by all tor of the Housing Authority, said me newsletter went on to claim Authority member John FitzPa- the citizens of Manchester," said she did not know when two new while negotiations began the trick was nominated vice chair- William Desmond, a member of anpointments would he made. asl week in August, the admims- man Wednesday night. the Cheney National Historic Dis- • tration did not make a first salary Mastrangelo, 81, was appointed trict Commission and Democratic •••••••••••••••••••••• oHer unti October — unless you to the Housing Authority in No- Town Committee. “ I don't know cal zero percent an offer, Tog- vember 1964. At that time, the who in Manchester can fill his l n « i d p T o d a V ‘ The union's first authority had only 100 units at shoes the way he has done, ' I l i a i U C I U U O y request, he said, was 12 percent. Westhill Gardens. Desmond also praised Mastran- 74 pages, 4 sections W h ^ asked to comment, Deakin Today there are 200 units at gelo's efforts to organize the ■‘“ " 5' ” ogna»[s allegations were ASSUMABLE 7'/^% MORTGAGE Westhill Gardens. 76 at Mayfair Democratic party in town and A?eiTowns 20 " " '“""ded. He said the final ASSUMPTION CHURCH AREA UPl photo Great financing plus a modernized 2 bedroom home 6 attractive rooms with llreplace, 2 lull baths, anda12x Gardens, 80 at Spencer Village and called him "M r. Democrat. ” Business...... 2i-22, 24 mediation offer made by the board Recent heating system, roof, kitchen and bath! Re­ 12 deck. Must be seeni 60's. ERA BUYERS P R O TE C ­ 172 Section 8 units, Mastrangelo Mastrangelo retired from the Classified...... 22-23 was the same as the arbitrated duced! Low 50 s TIO N PLAN. ^ ★ RIGHT PRICE * Coventry $96,900 Executed In Florida said. And, he added, the authority Democratic Town Committee at Comics...... ]8 salary settlenient — "and if he $57,900 Manchester ★ ROOMS TO SPARE owns seven buildings and has been the end of December, after 41 Entertainment...... 14 (Tognalli) is insulted at that, the BLANCHARD &JtOSSETTO, INC. For this unique 3 bedroom Colonial. Mainte­ Spacious 4 bedroom Colonial with large for­ Convicted murderer Anthony Antone, the oldest man on granted $1.2 million for housing years on the committee. obituaries ' ! ! ' ! ' ^ b wasn't." ^ REALTORS nance free exterior and new roof in 1981. mal dining room, den and parlor. Four work­ Florida’s death row, wipe^ perspiration from his face rehabilitation. At the time, he said that when he opinion....!!!!!!^...... 6 The average teacher s salary "I think that the Housing Author- first came to Manchester from Peopieiaik !.! !...... 2 ' “wn is $23,000," Deakin 189 WEST CENTER STREET Good size first floor rooms with a very con­ ing fireplaces, 2-car garage, plus an in- during a press conference at Florida State Prison. venient location. You won't beat this value. ity of the town of Manchester has New York City in 1935, the Sports...... ’ -'2 said. He said that the average pay (Corner of McKee) ground pool. Lots of charm. Antone died in Florida’s electric chair at 7 a.m. today. done a lot," he said. registrar of voters almost auto- Television >6 raise over the contract s two years 646-2482 Story on page 7. "Tonight is my night to go,he matically wrote "Republican " ••••••••••••••••••••.•• — two years ago, teachers won an » ■ V.4 3tv*»r'.io»» Ift S oorf»4»nl -innii'il rsiiitp