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I Senate Votes to Sustain Veto of Highway Bill

I Senate Votes to Sustain Veto of Highway Bill

t - m w ciigS Tiit KiatALD. Ttawito. Jiw t* ai. wm MANC HFSTFR W B O L m ^ ^ F ~ B 18i r » [ggr* glSRBT^ SPORTS FOCUS Mnmciiirr Mowtipc m. DOOde ^ 7 G eiteelldnt a R m c w S s t IS: ■rteir n S i; •UICK CdRtury sNMton FOWD MdvdPlck 1977. TSSSSm^S^SSS!^^ iSMNM *******‘*- CwUffvT ^iTSSisy fcIffllvW TfffTV Gootf eondmoit. l o w waoon. Air conGNlpn- Intertop G m terler. 1A9 Housing crunch C e NIcb upset Arm y cooks m m t. /Mmdbf mr very pood condmon. strand Matty TMee. Like new, f T O f 9fitir. Ofitv. THa W»iw«rftMt> mllPOiP. MusTsdll. Con ino. powdr sHwrlRM 46.6W opfplHal miles. oped. 1989 mnes. Mode MVr ibnHlr newpoids. Pkoodbhnons- MW rnn*. cmi-MS- ' s s ; O f T V r 9 TQr CPPPOFHT* ppwwr brakes. Enplne 91868. 443-a98t. O v O ve ^n • brIngE questions pool inclutfM Mipo fun ifWllT. 64»>98-11«1. tronsmlsston. Electric burpondv Interior. All ter 3;3d______lan. Excetlent condb Why net exenonpe it tor WirdmiJIw and more. SSObnepoRo- power, oute transmis­ F 0 F 6 F -i 8| 1980 pickup tten, com pidfpty re- S» fOet of 4* snow fence. cosh witli on ed In Oossi- ble. 742-9720 otter 4:00. sion. Adtinp won. 880- InRMf sas. « 4 F i m with cop. very peed btdN, on chrome. Ask- ftad? 443-2711. For ports. 8361 before 2:38am. condiflon. 4«b33n. In p E d jn . Cow 443 8912. ENDflOLLS r r % w m m -n $ Town Clerk Fees hove Mwreaoed by SEMSb from I creased leyetetkswd records eettvthr. W ATem eo, Kino siic, imwMGi-aioraM IL NUNNS mirrored bookcoso So eMwe up m ewl LondhH Permits end Fees have htcreoeed by W 4M lb from nSbSSI to SHMSk TMS iHanrlipfitrr Hrral^ NY.AFRILSk! budget roeommonds on tnerooeem the RjtotnplbeotRto lendRII from WlrtonfeSU rton- Moodboord, Finofinisb. OniM MSn^ ISni| r.d9F.M. ontnereoee which otRto corront leuei oriondlHtuee,ehouWreeHithtoroeereyonueot » ) Vjnc»‘-et*e' * C'-y Cxeollont condition. ISmlloiii.Mi ywWWf^w MRmbwF^^gwl^^ MMM ^^we^ww^w e mRnnwNSBwOTy mmm v^Wr^eT y^^^s^^^WeSw ewW^w wf ^^9^^9989 9 leteOid is uleinFit rooloeement for PY i9W/dLNrecemm endedeeenf^~ fbripv w K iE Tr isiwcoMMPNDeit t h a t a o o i t i w ^ RRVBm kllttd i b e woforbed . ~3 UMeOSCAFCrs Trailer > WVONG THE ADOPTED AMOUNT VIOOLO BEESCROWBOW/U* mennw old. Ook book- ^ IPUtCEMENTOFLANOPILLEWF' f X W wtlb rtdes ond Wedrmaday, A p r H 1 . 19&7 co w from#, ssabrbest ID n u e w r SUMMARY POR EITHER_____ REPLACEMBirr/l _ ^ ______ANSION OP . t h e LANDPILL MESa 3 0 C « n l E oflOr. 2S»-43K7aftor4 romp. Muetsw. Asklne PAETICIPATION IN1 SOME OTHER PORM OP SOLIDSOLI WASTE DISPOSAL ( Wakd47-I3d».______CURRENT LANDPILL CAPACITY IS EXHAUSTED. dlobo IV) Irens 3-9 ^mGSISS^ m S f f ■ m E S T * t/SE T opether, llteee two ihwne reoreeent WeSASbof Wie overoH 1871.675 mcreeee ht thie Reuenwe Inam/CML/ plus wodOe putter. tS5. Qsneral Pund 4A14MH S1Mi41* MN»92afler4. S i e Proceeslno Pund Ifttio 3S3.7*I mp Softball woStr Pund ANEien AMITBB LSTIMie weifbro oxooni o rohnburiomonti from iho Sfoto iwuo decr eooed by s n u i b from tltASSS L3t1,7M Senate votes Sewer Pund l,79M»* 1442,840 so N IS^ Sib duo tooloyowno of Iho SoctotSorytcoBOtrtitonwotfBroeooeti Odond Fm e vvO O D . • Town Pire Dhrfrtet iM k ttr r n r i c 4.aM B o chon In ssoio orocodure wttoroby coots orovhraslv ooM throuoh Town wotfero oe- m a e o ra . 101173 t n j i t 00 foot lonotbs, oreen, Parkins Olefrtet Pund s*,9ts counts oro now ontddirocttv by tho StoSe. GneothN rovonuo Item reorossnteottlSfihw- •—TO TALS'— 3AV37.425 *2340,1*3 09,184.211 OWt 1^Ft9m99T# vfvew r 198 W W9999 w H^NefyfVOTWT v^V^K evOT? Iff ^ywY" players delivered. 5 cord min­ Soro oxoonoeo ond doOs not ittoSorlolfr oWeel Mo mnt rote cotcutofton. imum. Mester/Viso cord, worlbern Fire­ March m«E7 Otetreseod Muntetootittoe Retmbursomonts novo htcrooood By %Ukjnt, Worn St7l,4n So to sustain veto wood distributers. 277- TMHEkLOm TO; 3»1«. •ram. strike out EECDMMENDED BUDEET PON PISCAL VBAE HOt/ES threooh IM* Stole oroerem. mmftMtmmtim Payment* tn Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) on Ton Exomo* Proosrty (Cotlooss 8 Itosonots) M Tnm f4MlK Direct from Ford htoecordonCowlfhSocltonS-SotlhoChorWrofthoTosmotMonchostor.iomptosodtosub- from the SloN hove hweeeed by 811247b Srem esMSS to m247l *fO to on bwreeee In B y George Loyng c Motor Co. Detroit, totot Stdto funds opnroprioSsd tor Ml* ouroooo oo roeommondod In Mo Oovornor*s Pro- n4SSfrHDS«(riMRT(D nntm yRoeommondodtubbolMrllWRocolyoor Juty1,t*S7Mrouoh Juno3bt*SE ThoRocent- oosod PY i udoot. of highway bill Herold Reporter m rm u m m i f o m A m MtcMdon. mondsd Oonorol Fund Eudissf lo*al* *04.751410. TM* rspresonts on Increeee of SM4M4L or tlS % , over the Adosesd iodpetSsr PV NSS/W. OfMIsenteunt, g J 21,Std, roorssonttneo t0% State Surehf* DisfrRwifon. whten woe netorooosodos o roeurrlne oroerem, is rocone- r i m m m o i n » a AN< Ntcreeoe. i* rscommendsd Ssr oR non id ucplton rotatod oxoonsss and *4,221447, or o 14.*% in- mended for oHminaflon In Iho Oovsrnor's ProoosodPY HE7/SS Budoot, rosutllne Mo ro- There are nine soRball teams on m s m a i m i t f eroo»o.tsrscomntondsd foriho9oordottducotlonbodo»t. /WdotonodicFtorintWsmsssoos, uonuo reduction of SSS04S2. the waiting list to play in Manches­ and carry bdoneo et THIS 9UDOET PROPOMS A MILL RATESDR PY HS7/SIOPSS.7L WHICH REPRESENTSA A Property Tox RoHof Proerom hos boon wooosod In Mo PY ISE7/SI Stoto budget which ter's town leagues this summer, hut 1L4I MILL, OR 7.2m INCREASE OVER TH E CUEEBItT M ILL RATE. I havo orovMod o Sum­ would rod roct funds currontty oscrowod tor inSrooSructuroOrontstomunlctooiHlooInto But lea(jer’s vote switch SocSory trorrontyf mery TobM on the fonowhie oopo wMm oof* our tho donor ond eorconfono mcrooto for each oreeorty lax rsiiof oront*. Tho infilfal formula rocommondsd for cotcutatlng gronts unless more fleMs become availa­ motor Oonorm Pend ocltvtry and tndicoSis what ooreontooo of tho teSM htcrooso roeom- woutd rosuW mo nowroyonuo to Monchoslor totatHng H N.OSg. Howovor, thoroorosov- ble, recreation officials said Tues­ 99 SoMo LS Wop. *14,398 mondsdJsbotnposslonodtooochocWyWv. ttruetthotthtsTohiowWlboholptuttOyowlnrovtow- orotstmttorlootslon yoerogroms otSo being considsrod ond (hero t* some Intorost In ro- day it Is unlikely any of those 88Taunia4Dr. •12J88 I Oonorof Pond r tolnlno some form of Infrostructuro Oront Program os won. Olvon Ml* cemootlHon for allows reconsideration As you win sso, fMsbudgst, wtMfswoxcogftons, maintains tho current lovot of Town sor- tho some fundirtg source, S2SMS0 hos boon mcludod In IMs budget os o now rovonuo for players will come to bat. 88SaM0LS4 0r.*14,888 "orooortv tox rototP' which con roosoneWybooxooetodoyon N the infrostructuroOront liie town is at capacity with utcoo. Dsgortmsnt iN oNi novo token groot core to mtntmtso tho proorom ond sorvtco Imoreve­ By Dovid Espo controlled Congress over legisla­ 99 88Tonmo4 0r. itTiS nts rsguostsd. I hove ssMctodfrom emenp those rseuostseniv those Improvement* which I Proorom Is conWwuod. men’s and women's teams. Assist­ I or* vital to Me community ot IM* time. These Increases roprosonting on oxtonslon bey ond Thg Associated Press tion that includes more than 100 Pedorol Rovonvo Shoring, wMch was o rovonue ter Iho first six month* of P Y I*b*/t7. ho* ant Recreation Director Carl Silver mointononco of curroM oorvtco lovot ond Mo Inersosod cost* wtlMnlho OlvislorM' budoot ore: boon oHmtnotod rosuHlno In o I ISO,IS* docrooso. one-of-a-kind highway demonstra­ told members of the town Board of WASHINGTON - The Senate tion projects and permits the states Moriarty Bros. 1. ) Cogfr*Nsr-Thood4NtonotonAccoun(CiorkottocttyoJonuoryl,i*Wotoco*totsb2lOto TomMor.Moso Homs rom o^ototm docrooso of J4S1,7M which NoorttoJtoottoHbyocom- Directors during a review of the orovMO ctoricol segpert tor soN Inouronco odmlnlstrotlon end onfletootod now Inittottvos eodto 84*4*1 Incrooso in ell ofhw rovonuo Itoms In thto cotogery rosuHlng In o not docrooso of today tentatively sustained Presi­ to raise the speed limit to 65 miles UtGd Car Specials proposed 1987-8$ budget Tuesday lo Mo area* of Inyontory control, Imorevod flnoncMt roportlng end pro-ocflvo risk men- »**4,*25 for M# ontlr* rovsnve cotogory. per hour on most stretches of dent Reagan's veto of an |M Uilion night. 88 Olds. OoRo highw ay bili on a vote of 45-35, hut interstate highway. The waiting list was longer, but asnroMrd, AC •R9S 2. ) ■ The oddHleo et on AwistoM Awsser effective Aorn I, l*esOf 0 cost of *44*4 to Reagan had termed the measure fncroosing sorvtco Osmonds on IM* OtvMen, to oorferm porsenol oroporiv au­ Interest on investmeMs bos decreooed by tti*4SS, from IS504SP to S7SS4SSdue to recewt majority Democrats moved imme­ three men’s teams and one 83 Dotsiin 2008X dit* currontty grovidsd by o contreefod Indooondsnt oubllc occeuntont, and to ostabtlsh o diately for another vote in a a budget buster that was larded slMtltlcent decline In Me Intarest rota M wMch Me Treotuter Is oMe te Invest Town women’s team were added to 92 Mustang, V8 •STbS more cemoWto end oeuttoWo system of oosossine oorsonot preoorty. fu n ^. with wasteful spending in Issuing Herald high-stakes political showdown. leagues for the summer. Silver 2.1 CoRsetor of Royonoo - The toWowtne imorovomonts: his veto. But beyond the provisions 84 Q-Marmiis 4 dr. • PovemeM Cut ReoMr* Is anew revenue Item orlM on esHmetad revenue MS12S4SS in PY W ith the vote 64-84 — enough to said. Classifieds! 94 Bkileh Rogm 1197/81. Since this revonu* will be botsd on otto for pevement cut repMrtcherpeoM* to of the bill Itself, the veto fight *6805 uHlfty companies and contractor* MM Is Infondod te bo tufflcloM to offsM Mo full diroct sustain the veto — Senate Demo­ "That’s quite a few teams not to became a test of Reagan's standing 84 Made RX-7 and InMrtcf cost ef o Mroo person crow end ropMr motorlM* end supMlo* (Ml now ox- cratic leader Robert C. Byrd of have a facility for,” Director ponsos), ttris rovonuo Item deo* nM otfoct Mo mill rMo cMcutatlen. and prestige after months of [ 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 94 Cougar, 38K *7095 TM* wHI Insuro a grsotor dooroo ot comotlonco wHh tho Town Audtfer's rocommtndo- West Virginia switched his vote in a James "Dutch” Fogarty said of the i n Alllaneo 4 dr. •100S flon Mot Mo tunctlen* of colloctlng cosh rocolpt* end egorating Mo roststors bo so- TeooMor. Mot# two Homs roerosont S25,*0SM Mo evoroll 813410 docrooso In Mo rovonuo cMo- parliamentary maneuver that political damage caused by the ■rogolsd from Mo tunctlen of botondn# end roconcHino Mo rovonuo celtoctod. remaining nine squads. oory. Iran-Ck>ntra affair. 98MH. Oolant •11,600 enabled him to seek reconsidera­ The problem highlighted a larger BstoWlshmont ettho nowoosIHonot DollneuontTox Cellocferata notcesf of S24Wto "It is a very critical vote for 94 Fool. Oran Frlx oorferm sinritor sorvtco* currontty controctod (or on o oort-Hmo basis. Bdoconoe Roiotod Rovoooo* tion of the vote. concern about t ^ availaMlity of Ronald Reagan,” said Senate Re­ V e 98 If uiu OLX P/U *7895 4.1 PtooMoo - Tbo Incluslen ot SIbSig In Contractual Sorvico* to secure o controctod TrotHeTrol • OT9 Aid, based on Mo IrodHIenM oducMlenol ossistonct formula which factors rMoH vo Th e re was no word on how soon recreation areas in Manchester. par capHo wsolM, number M students, and lovol M tox offertolroodv doMcotod to oduco- publican leader Bob Dole of Kansas 99 Lynx 4 dr. (2) ConsuHont to conduct o spocMl trottlc Impoct study for o dtslonotod ortootTsw nerte ro- the roll would be called. Town Manager Robert B. Weiss view soloclod dovoloomont proposal* for traffic Impact. Hen, hot Incroosod by tl.OOS.UO, from SS44S4M to tt,SS4,224. in a final appeal for support. "This n Marquis (2) •4908 Byrd's action prolonged the sus­ proposed Tuesday that a study be S.) boNdipp Inspocttop - Tho oddHten of o IS hour/wook Clerk ll position at o cost et $7,7Wond Special EducMion oxeonso rMmbursomont* hovt Incroosod by S1074S* from SI42I414 may determine the strength of this to t1,*8*,013duo to on ontlclpotod Incrooso In tpoclol oducMIen oxponto* vMIchoroMIM- pense in a battle between the done of the town’s existing facilities o Controcturol Sorvico* oxpsnso of S7,SSS to contract for outside plan and rovlow assis­ presidency for the nwxt 21 SCRANTON tance (or onflclpetod commercial construction of bucktond Hill* Moll, with incroosod Mo ter rolmburtomonl. president and the Democratic- and what additional facilities will MORIARTY m onths.” CNimiiR-fLTRMmi construction actlvHv over tho post sovorol voors, proloctod dovolepmont end siM- Toochor*' SMory OroM Iso now rovonuo Item rosuHInpfremDotsooeMMoStotoEduca- be needed over the next 10 years. dlvlslons Mroodv opproyod or ewrronthr bMnp roviowoo by tho Plonnlno ond ZoMne The initial, tense roll call was CHflYSLEF EXECUTIVE HenEnhoncomont ActM t*SS. ThoantlclpModrovonuoforPYt*E7/MltlSt7,12Sonal*ln- Weiss said the study could be BROTHERS Commission, citrIcM staff oxponslon N nocossorv to precos* permits wHhin o roasonoM* tondod te Mroctiy effsM Mo Incroosod cost M toochor*' tolarlo* rstuHInp from Mo rono- conducted in an unusually quiet VEHICLES AND %LECT time period. This position wifl MfminMo Iho need ter unbudpotod oxpondituro* ooHMIon M Ms currsnt toachsr*' contact os was rooMrod by Mo Act. done In six to eight months by a 301 C«ntw St oxporloncod In Temporary SMerlo* In rocont yoor* (or tomperorvclorIcM sorvico* durino Senate chamber, with Vice Presi­ 3 USED CARS... committee of the Advisory Park Manehattar, C T Iho buslost porleds. SIM# BdMMIen Mslttonco Oront has Incroosod by tl44,*S7, from 8414,9*3 to «M14Mdvo dent George Bush presiding. SOM sfs niMNCiNO on isssi to M* sehodulo ostobllthod In Mo EducMion Enhoncomont Act ot ItMosonontrtipmont Man flees and Recreation Commission, inter­ 4.1 HUhwPv • Tho oddHlon MIt Mroo petitions ■ p Hoavv EdMpmenl OperMer, Truck Orivtr W itii the tally at 66-82, Dem ocrat end Leberer -Mono wtM pevementpm resterotlen i upolle* of e total cost ef •*4,71* te estob- to oech munlcloMllvwh tuccostfullv rontoMIMod Mo taochort' contract orlMnolly ested reaidiHtts and other officials. •roMWVAMrmmm •13,999 643-S135 In leteo iw PY l*i*/*7. unilko Me Teachers' SMory Oront, Ml* rovenu* Horn does affect Terry Sanford of North Carolina llsh o Pavement Cut Repairelr crowCrew to rteolrroeoir oil pavementpovi cuts mode by utility companies Me mill rMe celculMlon because II It nM on offset te o isMstotlvelv regulrod Inerosood While no money was included in his end construction cenfroclort. Currontfy, utility cempenlo* and contractor* pay actual and Republican whip Alan Simpson MVOrAOENTMMm 'lA.OOS salary expense. proposed budget for the study, costs of povomont ropotr to Mo rspolr centrocter. Undor Ml* proposal, Iho Town, roMor temptation of Wyoming were the only senators M CARAVAN LE r p m *15.896 Mon Mo rooMr confrocter, will portorm Mo work and rocolvt Mo poymont. A rovonuo TeeeMer, M«m revenue Hems represent on Incrooso M Sl,t4t,t1« wtMln o rovonuo cMooory some funds were Included to study NOTICE TO CREOfTOm MM roprosont* on evoroll Incrooso M *3,1*2441. not voting. seVIETASW •10,895 Horn efftoHInpMo full cost of Ml* proorom It Includsd In M li Budeol't Rovonuo Summary. improvements to the Murphey ESTATE OP Sanford had said in advance he M NEW YORKER •14,798 7.) PorbsE CoMOtsrlos - Tho oddHlon ot two Pork Maintainors M o total cestef S4S,S40febo Finally, you will nMo MM I l ^ o roeommondod aS3e400lncroato In tho Use M SurMusoso ro- Recreation Area and an additional CATHERINE V. SPILLANE, ottlpnod OS toHews: would vote to sustain the veto. Lois Of Monchoslor, of lottery playing fleld. M rirtH AVE. •13,998 Sanford, standing near the front OOCOOMd • One Pork Maintainor wiM oxclutivo osslonmont to mointononco of around* M Ms Weiss said those two items should ML sOARONOm . •18,998 Tho Hen. Wllllom E. Pllt- most control and piMllcly vltlM* around* - Centsr Pork/Morv Cnsnsv Library of the chamber, conferred first with around*. Town Hall, Lincoln Conlor, VIMnom Memorial Pork, Monro Pork, Whiton Li­ OS ot July 1,1*S4 MS* M s Use M Surplus opproprlMlon for Ml* be considered together by the study •E oooae aoo com •12,798 Oorold, Judos, of the Court - veor, I am confidant M M *1,000,...OOOIsanamountMMconb* rster vsdwIMout lesssrlng fund bal­ By Susan Okula Simpson, and then with Byrd, of Probate, District of Man­ brary and tho CommunHv Y Building. once to Me point where eur gooded credit rMIng could be adversely affected. committee. He said some funds before announcing that he would S# QTS Tpikp Pt m (I) •11,498 chester of o heorino held on • One Pork Maintainor with primory osslgnmont to Mo existing (unction of Molntsnoncs The Associated Press might be needed to obtain outside March St, 1*17 erdorod Ihcrt PorteimM M QTS TmOo SrpNi •11,290 ot RocroMlen Buildings and Poclllllst to expand Mo Town effort in mointononco and vote "present.” With that, he help, but he did not have an oil Claims must bo prosonttd repair et poMt. sofHiMI and teccor Hold* end plovpround*. Tho PtrsonM StrvIcM antrlM for Moments ef this budoot art based upon current contracts HAMDEN — Last year, David walked away, only to return a few M ARIES SW •0,698 to Iho fiduciary on or boforo with bordolnlne units sMoro thsy oxtshd Mrduoh PY 1*i7/St.l*S7/SS. FinalPlnorsolMy Mlory rocommtndMIon*rocqmmondotlon* estimate of how much this would Juno at, lfS7 or bo barred os S.) Pence - Tho addition ot o Mechanic M a cost of S8S,*74 to provid* noctstary ostlttanc* In for Individuals In othsr bereolnlnp units ore tubieci to contlnulnp nsoMlotlei Libby spent about *12,000 on momenta later to change his vote, M RELIANT 4 * . mointolning oil Police vehicles, on Increased number (new 34) ef troffle tignelt and con- . ______jtfens. This budoot In- be. •8,098 by low previdtd. CludM o 7% salary Incrooso for porsennol who ore net mombtr* ef any boroolnlnd unit. sustaining the veto. trollors, end oil rood slant, trofHc control sign* and point oil rood confer linos, porklno Connecticut lottery tickets In three Board m em bers said a decision to MTURISMO •7,998 This budoM Oise contain* funds for rsclossIHcMIon ef two Individuol* os fellow*: Hsrsid photo by Tuoksr Johonno M. Brudsr, linos, ond crosswalk/lntortoctlon lino*. This rocommtndMIon It censlttsnt with Mo flnd- months. Next week, Libby and his With that, Simpson also voted no, form the panel could be made at a M COLT Mm •8,908 AssislonI Clerk Ing* of Me Police OrtonltMlon and Monposwr Study prosonlod to Ms Board of Directors • RsclossIflcMIon ef Mo position M Assistant Contrellor In Ms Contrellsr's Off Ic* te ChIM but Byrd quickly stepped in to In January 10S4. wife are moving to North Carolina regular directors’ meeting after the MOMNI •4,998 Tho fiduciary Is: Accountant M o cost of U ,200 In PY IHt/tt. change his previous vote and to call This was a 9-by-12 foot shed in the rear maintenance business, moves what is Wlillom J. Shoo to get away from state-sponsored Idea Is reviewed by the A d visory *.) HeotM - Th* addition M on Envlronmontal HtolM Inspocter to torvo primarily ot o Heus- • RoctossIflcMIon ot Mo pesIHon el Assistant Trsosurtr to o nsw wag* group M o cost ef gam bling. tor a second roll call. of the 105 Qreen Manor Road home of the shed roof. The blustering storm put HJEEPCJ7 •7,908 44E ESduIro Orivo Ing Cede VIolMlon Inspocter and on expansion M o current tompororv part-time Clerk II 01,143 In PY IN7/S*. Park and Recreation Commission. MonchMtor, CT 04040 "Anywhere I go, no matter If I go The president and top adminis­ position M IS heurs/vMf k lo o full time Clerk 11 position to prevldt clorfcol support to th* Tho action In Me Controller'* Offic* ho* bton rsviswod by Ms Ptrsennsl Offle* and Is rtcem- Mrs. Susan Roberts untii about 1:30p.m. potholes in town roads and disrupted Manchester now has 36 playing 0*7-01 sxpondod rstponslbllltls* et Heutinp Cods vIolMlen work at o total cost ef kN,740. msndsd by mo. Th* ocflen roquMtod for M* olsctod efflclol's effic* I* oossod on without ro- In a store or look at the T V or look at tration officials spent several days Tuesday, when the wind biew it over. electic power for some residents, but fields, plus other open areas at 87S-3311 cemmondMIen. the weather In the paper in the seeking support for the veto, and schools and recreation facilities, B y rd m ade a closed-door appeal to Ray Hardy, who operates a lawn caused no major damage. MANAEBR'S E8NERAL PUND ■NPHNDITUR8 SUMMARY Capital improyomoM* morning, here's the numbers, Recreation Director Scott Sprague %OP here's lottery anywhere you go, his caucus on Tuesday for a display INVITATION TO 910 INVITATION TO 010 TOtMS Tho roeommondod opproprlMlon for Tronstor to M* Capital Improvomont Rosorv* Is said today. While the town does own Mqr. Roc. S % InerMM* every store. It's all around me, of party unity against Reagan. other open space on which playing The Menchetler Public ActlyHv « ! • 1187/8* locrooM incraoM R*c. everywhere," Libby says. The tally in the Democratic- fields could be built, for Instance at The Manchester Public Oenerol Oevt. 1,*47,4** L1fO,S34 2G,«IS 13.5% l.S% Libby, 45, of Southington, said he controlled House on Tuesday to Scheelt soHclts bids ter Heavy rain deepens potholes, the Nike site, new building has Public Works 4,7114M S,33440S *B,ISI 13.1% *.7% became addicted to gambling in override the veto was 380-73. TYPEWRITIRS 2 BUSI­ PrMsctlon 4,iss.on A4004*4 344,2*1 4.4% 4.1% tax** by PY l*4*/*0. Th* lono tsrm b«n*flt ef this approach I* te mtnimli* our rollonc* on Dtbf taken much of the open space in NESS MMHINES SERVICE Sorvico strotoplM such os bonding and loos* ourchos* to moot M* nood* ef Mo communlly. state-sponsored lottery games in "You can bet your spring petu­ Seeled Mds Human SorvIcM 1,417,042 1414,*17 -(22,1tS) -1 .H •0.3% certain areas — such as the North Khoollool veer, i ter Me lW-l*SB Khool yoor. Lolsur* l,S10,*t* 1.41S,*** *s,oo* 4.1% I. S%In addition, I am rocommsndlnp M M consldorollen be pi von to M* oddHlon ot on olovoter to 1972 when he won $500 on his third nias this Congress will override the be reMved untilui APIIIL SoMm bid* will be rocMvtd End. 1 OgoroNRf M* norMoost sldo M th* Town Municipal Building M o cost ot *410,000, te Mtisfv o c c m * te M* try in playing the "Daily Numbers" veto,” said freshman Rep. Arthur f, ItET,, i]so p.M■ at _ which until April L 1*S7,1:M P.M., hondlcoppod rooulromonts, on oxponslon M M* oost sldo M M* Bulldlnp lo provid* oddltlenol As for softball, Sprague said lime Ihiley will be publicly M which Hm* Mey will be 1L7S44II 14.*fS,1SS I.S% II. 7% game. Since then, he says he's Ravenel Jr., R-S.C. "President cuts power to area residents opened, The rlshl II reserved publicly epontd. th* right I* ■ vault spoc* for M* Town dork's oporotlen, os erdsrod by Ms Exomlnor ef Public Rocords, and Tuesday the town should flrst Id. TneriL ^ „ Capitol Improv*. moos 1,1*0,000 310,000 31.4% 4.0% Improved tellM focllltlM which m*M occm * by M* handicapped roqulremont* os well at cer- spent tens of thousands of dollars in Reagan, he ain't going to be to_ relect lectet anyony end elldll bids.------roM rvtd to rtloct any and oil Ins./MlK. 1,71S,m 337,044 24.4% S.2% Install lights on all its ballfields 1428,N* roct doflclenciM In M* currant obsolMo plumMnp syslom M o total cost ef *310400. Th* follew- the state lotteries in Connecticut, running in 1088, but I am.” Speclflcellens end bid forms bids. SpecIflcMIons and bid Emp. Pon/Bon. 3,33*.410 3,3724*3 333,003 7.0% 3.4% Ino seurcM ef fund* or* roeommondod to support this proloct. B y Jo hn AAltchell Duey said 387 customers lost before a new facility is built. In may secured ol the Oysl- tenns may be socurod M Me DobI Sorvico 24fS,3*S 2,7*8,244 134,U I S.1% 11% Massachusetts and Maine. Democrats disputed Reagan's ness OttI.lee, 4S North School Buslnm (Nflct, 4S NorM 1. ) A *240,000 rsImburMmsnt to b* rocMvod from M* Podorol Emorosney Monooomont Herald Reporter power at midnight Monday. "We particular, he said the Reid at the StrMt, MManchester, Connec- School StrgM, MonchMter, PiKOd Costs Aponev tor oxpon*** Incurred In rospendlng te and clooning upotlor HurrleonoOlorla In "I want to let the people know contention that the measure was a and Thg Associated Press Related story started losing power in small Keeney Street School should be ticut. Cennoctlcut. Mtac. soblolol LS444M *,I4S4*1 1,I14,*N IL t % 14.0% Soptombor l*U. *1*7.000 ol Ml* amount has already b u n rtcolvod. that lottery can be compulsive if budget buster and said It would amounts off and on," she said. lighted. generate more revenue for the on page 19 o n o i osFin RdocoHon 10410,101 SLI2*4tt 4,ai,447 14.*% U .1 % 2. ) A 11*0,000 opproprlMlon from current yoor Pund Balance, which roproMnt* M* oddl- you don't watch yourself," Libby April showers may bring those This can be expensive, Sprague Honol amount ovor M* 02*0,000 odoplod rovonuo which Is Mtlmotod te b* eonorotod by said, explaining why he's going highway program from the gaso­ Power was out In Manchester M* Town Clerk's Otfle* In PY 1*M/i7. flowers, but some March rains offer throughout the morning and after­ said. It cost $38,000 to install lights BRAND TOTAL l0 4 W ,in *4,71147* 4441IU I1S% 1N % public with his story. He was line tax than it would allocate in 3. ) A *332,000 ollocMIon from Me 3340.000 State Infrastructure Oront* total tor which M* nothing but headaches. noon at different locations includ­ at the West Side Recreation field, p u o L ^ N S S m m interviewed Monday in the office of spending. overnight. Town I* ollMbl*. Gusting winds and heavy rain ing Otis Street. Forest Street, and annual lighting expenses can bOAND W OIM CTOI_ - JkS Marvin Steinberg, executive direc­ They also charged that Reagan "Other than that, everything’s TOWN OP------MANCHl^HESTill. conCONNECTICUT combined Tuesday to do a share of Ashworth Street and West Middle run from between $2,000 and $4,000 A* th* Summary TobI# Indlcotas, M *4,221447 ond 14.*%, our melor cost Inersese, boM In Beord ot BdocMien tor of the Connecticut Council on was placing his own political fine,” Chapman said. depending on how modern the lights actual delldrsond'alseby porcontod*, occurs In BducMien. You will net* on Me revenue anal v- The recommended budpM for Me Beard ef EducMion he* Increased by 14,221,447, or 14.*% pothole damage to Manchester Turnpike. All power was restored Notice Is hereby olven that the leord of Directors, Town et Compulsive Gambling. interests above the need for a Though some of the potholes were *1* M M Ml* increoM I* partially etnet.bv. o ttl*S,S43 InK toM jn revenue from Me State, leov- from S2*,20t,1S1...... te *21,32*,*2*...... This...... floure IncludM funds... for ROTC, ...... Frivol.. It* School Heor^ilMond ' roads and were powerful enough by 6 p.m.. Duey said. are, he said. Manchester. Connecticut, will hold o Public Heorino at the ip Cantor. Thf * roram-m- "There's a lot of them out there — highway bill and said failure to rather large, Manchester Memor­ Lincoln center Heorinoleorlnp Room,R 4M Main Street, swnchester. Woltar* and o nsw opproprlMlon Horn et *43,0*0 tor MoTronsIHenal LIvIni nler.Thlsi together to cause electrical out­ As for developing new fields, mondMIon rsproMM* o tlOLOOO roducHen, or Mroo-tonM* ot on* porcontlO.3%)(M % ) from th* total spending the grocery money, the enact a bill would cost 800,000 ial Hospital and the Town of She said 38 customers lost power Connecticut, on ^y, April 7, lfS7 ol S: M. to cen- Beard M EducMion roouNtod budoot. In M* post Mvorol voors, I hov* based•od my rocen.rocemmondo- . ages, including a two-hour blackout though, there is a proposal to spend 9 elder and act on Ihe ii^'llowint rent, the mortgage, conning their construction jobs. Manchester Fire Department re­ orocodlnq b o o m . WIMout M o m improvomonH Hon on diroct pos* Mrouph te M* Boord M EducoHon et oil Stoto rovonuo incroosM whl across the town of Andover. at 4:16 p.m. in the Birch Mountain $30,000 to build one at Robertson Proposed Qrdinonee • To consider on Ordinonce declorlnp oHnp budoM* I* 4.4% . Th* comoTnod CentroctuM end CemmodlllM. obiocl* tor M i eooraSno poor In M* Board M BducMien budoM and on ooultabi* Incrooso In par studont tax *i wives,” Libby said. "Due to the political posturing of ported no serious, weather-related Road area of Bolton. "They were School. If the board approves the hov* Incroosod by 4.0%. Thousands of customers through­ certain bulMnss os public nuisances. budpMs, MO cost* everir which w* ponorMlv hov* M* most control, li approach I* not appHeaM* In M* upcemlnp flscM yoor duo te m* Impact of th* Edm Libby lost his first wife and his this administration, an entire con­ accidents. honcomont Act e f 1*04, which previdM slonlflcont revonuM In 1*04/07and 1*07/00bur oiso

THE WEATHER Connecticut forecaet points to a iarger issue B y G eeree Lovne and information to landlords and The Accu-W cather forecast for 8 A.M., Thursrtay. Apr. 2 Ceatral, SoatkwcM laiertor: Toiyght, partly Herald Reporter Werbner added that while HERC 40 cloudy. Low U to M. TIrarsday, becom iaf rmMtly tenants about housing problems. may not be able to solve the larger The agency is not fumM by the 3 0 3 0 cloudy. Chance of afternoon abowera. High 4S to 50. housing problems, it can help Hiring a full-time housing-code town now. and a request for tZ.OOO explain the problem to landlonb 3 0 Inspector — an idea rejected In the last year was rejected. [SNOW Eaal Canatai; Toniglit, partly cloudy. LowMtoSS. and tenants, thereby helping to Lcoto: "JO Thuraday, becoming moMly cloudy. Chance of y last two. years because the Demo­ In 1888, the center said it handled diffose a confrontation. cratic majority on the town Brard 188 cases from Manchester. But OflV afternoon abowera. High near M. As for the housing inspector, two so 2 0 . of Directors said there was no Penny argued that there was Httle years ago Weiss proposed that one Weal Caaital: ToMght, partly cloudy. Low 30 to proven need—has again drawn fire HERC could

A BrMwIb Cessly, Ala., J« 7 bae Vakajara eaaammd aoe of tbo awardad $!$$,$$# is daraagaf Tbo foctlRy WM bimt hi ISTSand boldhsg poBd for two yens ^ler who held up restaurant agahHt O a CaBaaetteat-baaed Uaf- wna owaod by Jarik Boybin aad Hnrrieone Pradarle damofed No royal Cbamlcal lae. to 11 raakteate Jamao Faafkaer nnlfl Me pBrebaeo protoettve In or In H7t. wbo claim tbair property aad watar by UMroyal, baaed in MidiBebBry, **Tbey baew Bmt lagoon waa By Ann* McGrotn Two suspects who remained about three months ago, were paBidad by tb* compaBy's hi April, 1$?S, reconto d a m a ^ bat they centlouad to Tlw Associated Pross inside the restaurant surrendered serving food. ebow. plam Bear Bay Waette. damp cbemieMo Blare. Is BMt about 3 a.m. Tuesday. "W e’re back in business to; ProdBCod at tbe plant by both GLASTONBURY - A Chinese Authorities believed one or two night," Lee said. Roflideau Hvias Bear Bm $Saera corpomBona woe Bie berbidde respoBafblo?" Boebo arted Jais r a, restaurant resumed serving the other men remained lulled up, but The suspects in custody word •Ma mad tt* aaR loar jean ago dfadtrelbutylpliciioi (D N B P), a nt- referring to Unfroyal operaBooe. food that quickly made it popular when state police crept into the identified by police as: Sammy •eeklBi $1$ mimofl from Om com­ tmtod orgm ^ recojgnized iy ex- Untroyal attomoy Sam Prarimn while police cimtinued to search for buiMng shortly after 3:3* a.m., Yeung. 13; Lee-Chi Fung, 31; Yuet pany after flodlBf tbeir wMI water perta os a caacer-cauaing toxic toM tbaJory that Uniroyal boo two of the six men mispected of theyTound it: was empty, Charbon- Wong, IF, and Kwai Chow, If. AH bod tamed yellow. waate, teatlmoiiy in Bm trid already spiM Bnw, reeoarcb md bungling an attempt to rob the neau said. were charged with flrst-degree Orenit Coort Jodfo Horry J. imMeated. money to ciomiVcontamiiiaBoBat business. He said police briieve three men, robbery, first-degree unlawful res­ Witters seat Bm csBO to dm Jary on D NBP la uaed in makinf etyro- Carpnrters/totlon, deaerfUng BMt Four New York City men of not one, fled when pMice arrived. traint and first-degree larceny, Monday. They retumod delibera- foam, bat ie no longer need in weed as "money prodncBvMy spent." Chinese ancestry were taken into Another suspect was arrested Charbonnean said. Bon> at t a.m. Tneaday and killer. After the verdict, FranUin snid, custody Tuesday in the nine hours later in the morning after he was Yeung, Fung, Wong, and CboW retumod a venbet before noon, In doelng argumenta Monday, " I don’t fool tbo Jarj to trying to after the armed robbery attempt at taken off a New York-botmd bus by were ordered ImM in Hen of flW .M f ending tbe six-day trial. attomeya for tbe reeidente toM tbe punMi Uniroyal." the Hunan Garden Restaurant on police in Southbury, about S5 miles bail after being arraigned before Tbo rertdoHta recoired awards Jury that Untroyal actmHrreeponei- Main Street in this Hartford southwest of Glastonbury, Cbar- Judge Robert Lenba in Manchester raaghM from $$,l$ato$N,$$a. They bly and wtBi Indifference to the suburb. bonneau said. Superior Court. They were sche­ daimad the Unirayal plant, for­ conlaminotion proMmn at Carpen­ Six armed men confronted eight EMERGENCY He said the arrival of police late duled to appear in court in Hartford merly operated ae Alpine Lnborato- or nine empiosrees who had been ters StoBon. Firs — Polica — Msdical Monday night set the robbers intoa on April 7. rtoe, committed acle of netf igence, With a now-cloaed wastewater watching television in a Mcond- Chow was taken off the bus aftef panic and in the confusion, em­ treepaee and mdeence in tbe lagoon dto idenBfled ae a major floor apartment of the restaurant ptdice got several calls reporting D IAL 911 ployees were able to escape. contamination of coll and ground- source of DNBP contamination, building at 11:30 p.m. Monday, "What triggered the whole thing that a Chinese man in dripping-wet In Manchester water in the Carpenters Station attorney Donald Beebe questioned police said. They said the robbers was our arrival on the scene ... clothes was spotted in the Grey« displayed two handguns and a That’s when (four! of the suspects hound bus station in Hartford, th^ shotgun. decided to try to run and two of the police spokesman said. One employee slipped out an exit suspects went downstairs into the Charbonneau said authorities Convict flees ^ FAIRWAY DEPT. and called police, who nabbed one restaurant," Charbonneau said. assumed the man was heatHng M " a r t Mam SI. man outside the building and saw 64*-1717 "They (the employees) pretty New York and so were able to tracl( NMnlS-T-WEM another fleeing on foot, said How­ much evacuated en masse.” him down. city hospital MC/VISA STORE Tuan. 00/so. Otoe ard Charbonneau, a spokesman for Charbonneau said police didn't Authorities didn’t know if the “From lha Batfot to the Impoaalblo to Find, th e Glastonbury police have any clues as to why the suspects were U.S. cfiizens, saying HARTFORD (AP) - A convicted ______You Should Coma Han FlraH"______department. restaurant was targeted for a Wong and Fung were bom in murderer has escaped from a city AP phofo State and local police tactical robbery. Canton, China, and Yeung was bom hospital where he was to undergo WMBBW 8N M n cur * CUtIM FlUMNM * K m niBC units surrounded the building John Lee, an employee, said no in Hong Kong. CTiow’s birthplace surgery (or a stab wound. The state police SW AT team moves out believe as many as two would-be shortly before midnight Monday, one who was in the restaurant when was unknown. Alvin Henry Moore, 31 of Bridge­ toward the Hunan Garden Restaurant in robbery suspects were inside the calling in an interpreter to address the robbery attempt occurred was The suspects indicated they port, an inmate at Somers Correc­ EASTER HEADQUARTERS Glastonbury Tuesday. Police were led to restaurant. the suspects over a bullhorn in the at work late Tuesday afternoon. He didn’t understand English, Char­ tional, had been shackled to his bed Cantonese dialect of Chinese. said the restaurant, which opened bonneau said. AP photo in St. Frances HoepHai, but man­ Hop On In for the Best Savings & SalactlonI aged to escape at about 2:40 a.m. Stormy walk Tuesday, according to State Police. Police dogs tracked Moore to ^ Wicker Esatar Baakala ^ Egg Decorating KHs When it comes to images, New Haven is poiishing its own Union Station in Hartford, but then Worker! hurry along Main Street in early spring storm. The heavy rain was lost hie scent, police said. They Hartford Tuesday afternoon during an accompanied by high winds. believe he may have hopped a slow Candy Galore 9 Flllsd Baskets By Susan Okulo here,” said Mayor Biagio DiLieto. the next two to three years, said F. construction for business and lications. He also said he Intended Fusco said New Haven's main The Associated Press "That is the reason for this Aldrich Edwards, executive direc­ moving freight train. neighborhood revitalization. Last to contact Yale University alumni image presently outside of the No further information on project.” tor of the New Haven Downtown year, $100 million was added to the to suggest the city as a location for ^ Easter NovsHIss ^ Easter Toys region is as the home of Yale^ Moore’s police record or his prison NEW HAVEN - The city of New What the city has to offer is a Council. city’s grand list, he said. office space. University. It is not perceived as a sentence was available. Haven is going into the business of surge of new office space, Yale The new public relations cam­ ’The marketing campaign in­ Edwards said the specifics of the place to locate new business, she Train-car crash kills man, dog Fairway now faaturaa plush animals by Dakinl image-making, with the intention of University and Yale-New Haven paign win be aimed in part toward volves the hiring of a New York City image campaign have not been said. It also is not perceived as a polishing up its own. Hospital, four respected theaters, a finding tenants for that space, he public relations firm, G.S. worked out in full. City developer poor city, despite its placing among French explorer Jacques Cartier HBMEMBERI Business and city government harbor, 38 art galleries and muse­ said. Schwartz & Co., and a New Haven Lynn Fusco, chairwoman of the the 10 poorest cities in the country WILTON (AP) - A man and his the train came to a sharp stop just time of the accident and that there discovered (Canada and the Gulf of The New Fairway has auparlor salactlon to plaaa* kida leaders announced Tuesday the ums and a iocation at the intersec­ "W e want to make sure those advertising agency, Madison & "N ew Haven: 1990" marketing task in a census report several years dog were killed after a Metro North before hitting the truck, Davila were no power outages reported In the St. Lawrence River in 1534. of all agaa and our sarvio* to second to nonal creation of the "N ew Haven: 1990” tion of Interstates 91 and 95. DiLieto projects are successful,” Edwards Vogt. force, said a tentative budget of ago, she said. ' train hit the truck he was driving at said. He did not know whether that the area. project in a bid to attract new said. said. Gerald Schwartz, head of the $400,000 for the effort has been The announcement was made in an unprotected crossing. m an had sought medical Halliday’s body was taken to a corporate and retail operations to Planned or present new construc­ DiLieto said about $1.7 billion public relations firm, said he was suggested, to be funded by develop­ mid-moming before about 100 Richard P. Haliiday, 26, of treatment. local funeral home, and then later the city. tion in the city will result in about worth of development has been going to emphasize tourism in New ers and the city. She said the city business and community leaders in Redding, was pronounced dead Davila said the crossing is transported to the State Medical "V ery few people outside of New 1.5 million square feet of new office announced in New Haven in the last Haven, as well as selling the city to has not formally approved any the lobby of the renovated Shubert Tuesday at the Seeley Road train equipped with flashing lights, but Examiner’s office in Farmington seven years, including both new Haven have heard of what we have space and 1,500new housing units in new businesses through trade pub­ financing of the project. Theatre. crossing, police said. had no gates that lower automati­ for an autopsy. The train, a 5; 23 p.m. Danbury cally to signal an oncoming train. The tracks, which were closed Jlne train traveling south from He said Metro North assumes the after the accident, reopened at A Newspaper ki EducatkiB Pregram IDanbury to Norwalk, hit the truck lights were functioning properly at about 9;45 p.m., Bartek said. Sponsored by Connecticut reps will take pay increase The Quiz jat about 5;55 p.m., said Metro the time of the accident. Metro North estimates that The Manchester Herald ;North Spokesman Tito Davila, Wilton Detective Sgt. Stephen nearly 1,000 commuters ride the By Judd Everhart Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., R- i A train passenger complained of Bartek confirmed that the train Danbury line to Norwalk each The Assocloted Press Conn., said Weicker had unsuccess­ worMscopa iiqjuries to the neck and back after warning lights were working at the weekday. fully fought to amend the bill so that HARTFORD — At least 68 "It costs a lotto live in two cities at once, and members of Congress would be members of Congress around the barred from accepting honoraria country say they won’t accept the Washington, D.C., is not an inexpensive for speaking engagements. Jury picked in harassment case $12,100 pay raise taking effect place to live" John Mastropietro, chief of staff Wednesday, but the list doesn’t for U.S. Rep. John G. Rowland, : W ATERBURY (A P ) - A six- nal harassment because of his calls January 1986 after Clark, host of the include any of Connecticut’s eight — Rep. Stewart B. McKinney R-5th District, said Rowland would member Jury will be asked to to talk show host Jay Clark. weekday "Talk of the Town" members. have refused the raise if he thought decide whether a Wolcott man who Testimony in the trial was sche­ program on WATR-AM in Water- it would help reduce the federal "Just as corporations pay to get noiade frequent anti-Zionist tele­ duled to begin today. bury, complained about his fre­ deficit. quality people, one would hope the phone calls to a radio talk show host Superior Court Judge Anthony V. quent anti-Zionist calls to the show "Financially, it makes no dent at people would want quality repres­ exercised his constitutional right of DeMayo on Friday refused to and post cards Speers mailed to the all,” Mastropietro said. " I f he entation In Congress," said U.S. Jeff Denny, spokesman for U.S. and that he was willing to accept tree speech or was guilty of dismiss the charge against Speers, station. Rep. Nancy L. Johnson, R-6th this one. thought It would do any good not to Rep. Stewart B. McKinney, R-4th ; harassment. saying the issue could only be Clark, who is Jewish, complained District, said Johnson was reluc- " I understand that for people who accept It, he would.” District, through spokeswoman Di­ ' Jury selection was completed decided once the evidence has been the calls and post cards interfered ctantly accepting the raise, which don’t have to maintain two house­ U.S. Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly, ane Brocket!. ' ’Tuesday in the trial of Thomas W. aired during the trial. with his ability to do his Job and had she referred to earlier this year as holds and travel between them. It D-lst District, could not be reached i Speers who is charged with crimi­ Speers, 44, was arrested in affected his well-being. Furthermore, Brocket! quoted "an insult” to taxpayers. seems like a lot of money,” for comment on the Issue Tuesday. Gejdenson said. "The simple truth In January, President Reagan McKinney as saying, "it costs a lot Denny said Johnson supports Is, people get angry when Congress recommended the raise for Con­ 1 Philippines Armed Forces chief (CHOOSi ONE: Juan Ponce to live in two cities at once, and legislation now pending in Congress votes itself a pay raise and they get gress, which then had 30 days to Enrile, Fidel Ramos) alms hh rifle during target practice. He and Washington D.C. is not an inexpen­ that would prevent pay raises from just as angry when Congress disapprove it. his troops are preparing to fight again In the wake oi President Thurman may be freed on bond sive place to live." taking effect until after the next doesn’t vote.” The Senate rejected it on Jan. 29. Corazon Aquino’s recent announcement that her peace Intltla- A Ralph Nader group called Stop Congress convenes. On Feb. 3, ostensibly the 30th day. Gejdenson said he would be tive with the communists has failed. LITCHFIELD (AP) - ATorring- because he had not instructed the man, 13 times in the head, face and the Salary Grab released a list House leaders adjourned the Denny said there was “ labyrin­ willing to consider alternate me­ ton man whose conviction of Jury that it could not draw an neck, and kicking her in the head on Tuesday of 12 senators and 56 thine paperwork you have to follow chamber without taking a vote. The 2 |ury selection recently got under­ thods of approving pay raises. Maichwords assaulting his wife became the adverse conclusion from Thur­ June 19, 1983. congressmen refusing the 15.6 in order to refuse” the raise. next day, on a voice vote, the House way in the trial oi New York (2 polnis tor oach correct match) focal point for the anti-domestic man’s failure to take the stand Mrs. ’Thurman, 26, who has since percent raise, which will bring the "They’re making it extremely Jason F. Isaacson, spokesman turned the raise down — a vote that City’s “subway vigilante,’’ 1-inltiate a-guess violence movement could post bond during his trial in 1984. gotten a divorce, sued Torrington annual congressional salary to difficult.” for U.S. Sen. Christopher J. Dodd, opponents and supports agreed was who shot four teenagers while dnd be freed from Somers prison. Bond was set by Superior Court police, claiming officers failed to $69,500. The lawmakers said they D-Conn., said Dodd had voted probably meaningless, since the they werd were allegedly trying 2- prolongb-rely A Superior Court Judge Tuesday Judge Frances Allen on Tuesday. would either donate the money to U.S. Rep. Sam Gejdenson, D-2nd against the pay raise and would deadline had passed. to rob him. protect her despite her repeated charity or return it to the U.S. District, said there was "no perfect have no other comment. Opponents of the raise have filed said Charles Thurman, whose Assistant State’s Attorney John complaints that Thurman harassed Treasury. method” for approving a pay raise Hank Price, spokesman for U.S. suit to nullify it. 3 the first European nation to 3- threatenc-start iionvlction for first-degree assault Massameno said the state probably and threatened her. establish a colony on the Aslan Was overturned Monday, could post will appeal to the state Supreme mainland will be the last colonial 4-depend d-portend k $200,000 bond and be free pending Court. In 1985, a U.S. District Court Jury power to leave, when its colony Jhe state’s decision on whether to Thurman, 26, has been serving a awarded her $2.3 million in dam­ Jurors chosen for Teamsters trial of Macao reverts to the Chinese 5-speculate e-estend Appeal. 14-year prison sentence on his ages and found police had been in 1999. NEW HAVEN (AP) - The trial of Pisano, secretary-treasurer of health or dental plans for either ’The Appellate Court, in Monday’s conviction of first-degree assault. negligent. The Jury also awarded three state Teamsters leaders and Teamsters Local 443 in New their own or others’ use. Rossetti 4 The Food and Drug Administra­ Paopiawaich/Sporlilohl |-1 decision, said Superior Court He was accused of stabbing his the couple’s son $300,000 for psycho­ (5 polnis lor each corrMi answtr) three others charged with obstruct­ Haven; Fred J. Roberto, former and Rizzieri are also accused of tion recently approved the drug Judge Walter Pickett had erred then-estranged wife, Tracey Thur- logical damage. 1 TV (CHOOSE ONE: gkme show hml, ing Justice and embezzling money president of the Teamsters Joint obstruction of justice, while Turi­ AZT for A ID S patients. AZT has evangelist) |im Rakker recently re­ from union health plans is expected Council; Louis Turiano Sr., a ano is accused only of obstruction of been shown to (CH O O SE ONE: signed, In an emotional statement, he to last about four weeks. member of Teamsters Local 191; justice in relation to the govern­ Lose cure, prolong the file of) some admitted to paying blackmail to hide a Twelve Jurors and four alternates Carol Rizzieri, owner and adminis­ ment’s investigation of the case. AIDS patients. were chosen after Jury selection trator of the Teamsters Dental Thejoint council represents more sexual incident that look place six years c. began late Tuesday. U.S. District Office Co.; and Louis Mario, a than 22,000 Teamsters members in lOpounds S Libyan leader Colonel Moammar ago. 3evieWV Judge Peter C. Dorsey and lawyers member of Teamsters Local 191. the state. 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Awfl i. Wfy - » OPINION Banking Committee gets Town offer plan to bail out FSLIC By Wlltlom Krofiholm 4 ^ for a more laMiBf aa«w «r — an the savings and loan imhwtry, Jack The AsMelated Press Mbakm of $ » Makm. The fafl which contends there is no solid 'Ik committee was deciding whether to evidence the ftill amouiti is needed. in 8th talks Aaderaon WASHINGTON — The insiirance accept that plan or come up witb ita The industry argues there is no fund covering s«mie $980 bHUon in question Oat the coat of raMngthe «r. * savings and loan association depos­ money would hurt the finaneial its is broke by some accounting THE FLA N approved by tbe stamUiv of Oe 89 percent of tile standards, and die House Banking raboommtitee wooM raiae $19 inthntry that is hmiltiiy, driving remarkable Committee is considering whether btlBon from aaeeaamenta on the Investors away from SALa and to spend ^M lllo n to get it out of the tnduatry and $15 bHUon from bonda pushing many healthy SALs to quit red. sold in the capital markets. the fund in favor of M more soitd When negotiators for the town of The committee today was begin­ Rep. Thomas Carper, D-Del., Fetteral DepeaH hisorance Corp. Manchester and the Eighth Utilities District g . Syria helped ning to take up a rescue plan diet who pushed the fescue plan throu^i meet again Thursday night, they’ll have would funnel the money, none of it the subcommittee, said Congress THE PROFOSAL is perticuiarly from tax^yers, into the Federal needed to solve tbe proMem and another chance to consider a most controversial in the energy and Savings and Loan Insurance C^orp., restore confidence in tbe InduAry farm belts, where failed and failing remarkable proposal — the town’s offer to kill hostage which iMures SAL deporits up to frtmt botil depositors and investors. institutions are concentrated. give up its Buckiand firehouse in exchange for $199,889. "W e're semUnf a strong message Many are in trouble because tiieir the Eighth District’s sewage-collection The General Accounting Office to depoMtors that we’re not going to has said FSLIC would be broke if it shnidy paste on a Band-AM,” be loans in the oil patch and farm operation. Peter Kilburn followed ordinary accounting prin- said. "W e’re golBg to make sure communities have been ftevastated It was remarkable because it signaled a cifSes and set aride money to pay this patient gets well.” by the local economy. They contend A significant change in the town’s position off deposHors in SALs that are The plan is not supported as they will be all right if th^’re allowed to hang on until the oil and WASHINGTON — Syrian complicity in the artready insolvent and should be unanimously as the subcommittee regarding the controversial firehouse, and it farm industries recover. But they kidnapping, detention and eventual murder of closed. vote would indicate. A more telling offered the possibility of a compromise in the The question does not affect margin was the 23-20 vote by which fear they may be closed if the American hostage Peter Kilburn was established longstanding dispute between the town and depositors right now because those the committee chose the Carper FSLIC has enough money to pay off beyond doubt by intercepted telephone their depositors. the fire-and-sewer district. InstMutions are being kept open and proposal over a much smaller $5 conversations, we have learned. operating — “ warehoused,” some billion plan supported by the But the Eighth District’s response was The oil patch arguments have The phone interceptions, by the National people call it — at a cost of $6 Chairman, Fernand St Germain, strong support in the form of House discouraging. Instead of beginning to bargain Security Agency, were part of a bizarre — and million a day in accumulating D-R.I. Speaker Jim Wright, D-Texas, who losses. That spares the insurance P over the proposal, the North End negotiators almost successful — plan by the U.S. government St Germain said his smaller, has been actively involved in the dismissed it, and their raging rhetoric almost to ransom Kilburn with millions of dollars in fund of the immediate cost of two-year proposal would give Con­ negotiations for an FSLIC rescue Washington Wire paying off depositors. gress more time to study the bill. brought an end to the talks. greenbacks that would self-destruct within three to five days after delivery to the kidnappers. The But H’s only an expensive and problem. Further action could be But the industry’s arguments ’The town’s proposal deserves a better temporary solution. A Banking taken after two years, he said. I ransom deal fell apart with the U.S. a ir strike on failed to sway a majority of the subcommittee voted 42-1 on Tues- The larger fund also is opposed by panel. response, because it offers the opportunity to Libya on April 14,1980. Kilbum ’s body was found reach a permanent agreement on sewage The play’s the thing three days later on the outskirts of Beirut. collection and fire-service jurisdiction that Kilburn, 60, was a pro-Arab librarian at the would be in the best interests of all the people American University in Beirut when he was Soviet Union, Israel agree of Manchester. By Donald M. Rothberg than the budgetary issue in the shoulder to shoulder and sang abducted on Dec. 3,1984. We reported part of the Even partisans of the Eighth District must highway bill was the need to “ God Bless Am erica.” Kilburn tragedy last November, writing: “ The frustration and ultimate futility of trying to ransom acknowledge that sewage collection in a town WASHINGTON - The highway reassert his leadership. AP plmlo bill fight is not about money or American hostages with arms or money was like Manchester should be the responsibility Half a world away, the "W E ’ RE GOING to have the Mary Beth Whitehead and her daughter under contract to a couple. to rare diplomatic exchange paving roads or raising the speed Sakharov-Thatcher lunch, un­ greatest fourth quarter in presi­ tragically demonstrated last spring (when of the municipal government. The Eighth limit. Likewise, the shift toward thinkable only months ago when dential history,” Reagan told his Kilbum’s captors grew) tired tA waiting for the $3 leave a Bricktown, N.J., church Tuesday Whitehead lost her legal battle to gain By Don Izenberg pondent quoted unidentified offi­ District must give up its sewer jurisdiction in more openness in theSo viet Union the physicist was in internal exile cheering aides. million the Reagan administration was (raising).” on their way home after a final visit with custody of the baby. meetings over the years, but the The Associated Press cials in Washington 'as saying the first official talks b^ween the two all areas so there is no question that the town is not about freedom as it is in Gorki, was the latestelement of the baby Mrs. Whitehead gave birth to Soviets told them they did not countries took place last August understood in the West. He called the highway bill a NOW WE HAVE learned the whole incredible of Manchester will have the sole right to a fast-moving campaign that also TEL AVIV, Israel - The Soviet Intend to renew diplomatic ties with when low-level delegations met in boondoggle that “ gives me a case story: determine sewer needs and provide the Thus it was ironic that on has included word that thousands Union has agreed to send a consular Israel in the near future. Helsinki. of heartburn. How do I spell In 1985, a Canadian of Armenian background ~ delegation to Israel in the first facilities to meet those needs. Tuesday, while President Reagan of Soviet Jews would receive “ These contacts have been a relief? V-E-T-0.” contacted the FBI and offered to act as ~ Judge’s decision won’t end diplomatic exchange of its kind In The meeting, hailed at first as was engaging in a largely sym ­ permission to emigrate, and even continuous process, and I hope that The Eighth District must be given an signaling a dramatic change in bolic battle with Congress over a talk about contested elections. "How many jobs do we have to intermediary with Kilbura’s kidnappers, a almost 20 years, a Foreign Ministry they will result in the renewal of official said today. Soviet-Israeli relations, collapsed incentive to give up its sewer rights, and the highway bill, Soviet dissident The question in Moscow and lose to show that the president is Lebanese criminal gang. The Canadian established relations,” Rosenne told Israel Israel radio said the delegation radio. ’ "That is the interest of the when Israel insisted on discussing offer of the Buckiand firehouse and a change Andrei Sakharov was having Washington was whether the rehabilitated from the wounds his good faith by producing a Kilburn Identity cardJl was expected to arrive within two Soviet Union and without a doubt the issue of Soviet Jewry. in fire-district boundaries would accomplish lunch in Moscow with British The FBI took charge of the negotiations, assisted custody battie over Baby substance would outlast the im­ that were partly dealt by his own weeks, and that an Israeli delega­ the interest of Israel.” by the CIA, the Pentagon and Lt. Col. Oliver North . A month after the Helsinki that. The price of the firehouse could be Prime Minister Margaret mediate stylistic goal. inattentiveness,” Senate Demo­ tion later would visit the Soviet The Soviet Union broke diplo­ By Michael Fleemon stable and caring environment for Mrs. Whitehead signed the con­ meeting, Peres, then prime minis­ Thatcher. If the president's standing in cratic Leader Robert C. By rd said of the National Security Council staff. The first step Union. matic ties with Israel after the 1987 negotiated, along with the reimbursement for The Associated Press the child. tract — she says without reading it ter, met with Soviet Foreign Both events were elements of opinion polls is restored, will he in a reference to White House was to monitor all of the Canadian’s international Avraham Tamir, director gen­ Mideast war to protest the Israeli the sewer infrastructure, and transfer of the “ They have shown no difficulty In — in February 1985 but refused to Minister Eduard Shevardnadze at larger goals being pursued by return to his more accustomed efforts to shore up Reagan’s telephone calls, when he was In Europe as well as eral of the Foreign Ministry, told occupation of Arab lands. Eighth District’s Keeney property to the town HACKENSACK. N.J. - A ruling coping with crisis,” Sorkow said. give up the baby and fled to Florida. U.N. headquarters In New York in Reagan and Soviet le a d e r Mik­ in Canada. Thus at every stage the Americans Israel arm/radionyn that “ the delega­ Foreign Minister Shimon Peres style of avoiding confrontation standing in the wake of the upholding the Baby M surrogate “ It may be anticipated that be­ Law offficers caught up with her the highest-level meeting between need not be part of the deal. knew the other side’s negotiating tactics. tion is expected” and an Israeli said in a television interview hail Gorbachev. and of leaving the details of policy Iran-Contra affair. parenting contract offers a future cause the child is unique and at risk, after 87 days, returning the baby to the two countries in 19 years. Peres delegation will “ certainly” make a ’Tuesday he expected “ a slight One proposal that must not be negotiated, For Reagan, the highway bill implementation to others? Byrd’s Republican counter­ The Syrian government’s Involvement quickly for the child in a family able to help crisis for the next several years will the Sterns, who then sued for said the two agreed to work to trip to the Soviet Union. He would thaw” in Soviet-Israeli relations however, is the need to make the fire-service fight was a means of regaining part, Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas, became clear. Most of the Canadian’s phone calls her cope with her unusual begin­ be part of their lives.” permanent custody. improve ties. not say when either visit would take soon. political ground lost in the Iran- were to people in Damascus, at least one of whom The Sterns tearfully expressed The case generated worldwide boundaries stable. Special Act 200, the 1963 THOSE SUSPICIOUS of Gorba­ made it clear what the fight was nings and endorses alternative place. Israel television reported ’Tues­ was a Syrian government official. means of procreation. sorrow about how their attempt to debate. “ We will be seeing it in the next legislation that redefined the authorized contra affair. To Gorbachev, chev’s motives predict the cur­ about: The Soviet visit was agreed upon day that Peres and Shevardnadze have a child turned sour. They The Vatican condemned surro­ few days. Not yet anything decisive "glasnost” offered a means of rent shift in policy is only a “ Some people are saying the By late 1985, the initial Am erican ransom offer In thenation’sflrst Judicial ruling in a meeting in Washington last will meet again in the Soviet Union territory of the Eighth District, must be sympathized with Mrs. Whitehead gate motherhood last month, say­ or what we would like, but a small convincing the world he was temporary ploy designed to help president's no longer effective, had been tendered: $500,000. According to one on a disputied surrogate contract, week between Israel’s ambassador or elsewhere In Europe after the replaced with a special act that would require Superior Court Judge Harvey R. but said she had left them no ing it “ offends the dignity of the change,” Peres said without leading the Soviet Union into a the Soviets in their campaign to that he doesn’t have any clout, source, the Canadian intermediary was almost to the United States, Meir Rosenne, Soviet consular delegation visits Sorkow on Tuesday upheld the alternative to launching the land­ right of the child,” and feminists elaborating. consent of both the town and the Eighth new era. laughing scornfully as he relayed the offer to and Soviet charge d’affaires Igor Israel. A Foreign Ministry spokes­ kill the U.S. "Star W ars” missile doesn’t have any influence,” Dole legality of the arrangement, denied mark custody case. picketed the courthouse to support D istrict to m ake any change in district lines. Damascus, and assured his cohorts that the Sokolov, Israel radio said. Israeli and Soviet representa­ man refused to comment on the Not only are they leaders of the defense program. told a Republican audience in the biological mother, Mary Beth Mrs. Whitehead, saying no mother Americans could be “ held up” fora lot more. At The radio’s Washington corres­ tives have had many private report. world’s two most powerful na­ ’ ’Anything that makes the Iowa last weekend. “ And I think Whitehead, the right to see her child STERN PROMISED to be frank should be forced to give up her tions, ReaganandGorbachevalso Soviet Union a more open society the president has to win this vote this point, the F B I decided it would go after the again and granted custody to the with his daughter, who had been in baby. are masters of the politics of will help to strengthen trust and ... and if he does, it will be a signal Canadian for criminal prosecution — once Kilburn father, William Stern. his temporary custody, and his wife Others say surrogate mother­ symbolism. confidence,” Mrs. Thatcher told to the American people that was safely home. Minutes after the 121-page ruling said they would not stop her from hood exploits poorer women and FAA can’t increase controllers reporters In Moscow. The British Ronald Reagan is in charge. ... was read. Stern’s wife Elizabeth getting to know Mrs. Whitehead if undermines traditional concepts of UNDER CRITICISM for his leader also said, however, that That’s also Important. It’s pretty TH E PR IC E finally agreed on in March 1088 was ' adopted the year-old baby and Mrs. she chooses. family. “ We’ll have to start telling her “ How can that be when the A copy of Mineta’s letter was and Dole has testified on Capitol detached management style, the while she was impressed by hard to translate that to more than $3 million. To get around the U.S. policy Whitehead’s lawyer requested a WASHINGTON (AP) - The sj^y of the decision. right away about a kind woman that chil,dless husband and wife so very Federal Aviation Administration released ’Tuesday by his office. Hill that she may exceed that U.S. president became a hands-on Gorbachev’s new domestic poli­ highways.” of not paying ransom for kidnapped Americans, the The appeal is expected to go wanted to do something nice for much wants child?” the judge said. has been trying to expand Its Mineta cited FAA statistics show­ target. manager, discovered his little- decision was made to use money that would cies, he had failed to convince her us,” Stern said. “ And then from “ They seek to make a family. ... ing that the number of controliers The FAA acknowleged that the disintegrate in a m atter of days. directly to the state Supreme Court. controller work force, but a key used veto pen. confronted the to yield on arms control Issues. Donald M. Rothberg Is the chief Mrs. Whitehead has asked Sorkow there we’ll have to start telling her The male gave his sperm; the congressman says the agency handling air traffic declined by 114 number of controllers declined It was vital, of course, that the money not media and rallied his troops. "Im adeit clear that we were not political writer of The Associated that pending the appeal she be how she changed her mind and how female gave her egg in their earlier this year had at least 114 as of the end of February, com­ during the first months of 1987, but The House on Tuesday resound­ prepared to accept the denuclear­ Press. deteriorate too rapidly, in case there was a slight allowed to continue seeing the child things went awry.” pre-planned effort to create a child fewer controllers than it had In pared to a “ high water mark” of an agency spokesman attributed ingly overrode Reagan’s veto of ization of Europe,” she said. delay between payment and Kilbum’s release. A she called Sara, but who is now Mrs. Whitehead heard the news — thus, a contract.” October. 11,287 last October. the decline to expected retirements the $88 billion highway bill as Reagan opened the week with slow-acting solution was developed that would give Melissa Elizabeth Stern. at her Brick Township home, hours Rep. Norman Mineta, D-Calif., The overall controller work which normally are high about this time of year. Republican leaders joined the some political theater in Constitu­ three days’ grace. The bills, in small The judge ruled that surrogate after seeing her baby for what could NO STATE regulates the prac­ chairman of the House aviation force, including trainees, also de­ “We made steady progress (In Democratic majority. The Senate Letters policy denominations, would be taken from stockpiles of parenting is not the same as be the last time. The 29-year-old tice, which has led to about 500 subcommittee, complained in a clined as did the number of tion Hall at a rally of administra­ so-called "full performance” con­ hiring controllers) in 1980. ... You was the real battleground and the old money scheduled for burning. baby-selling because the father housewife, mother of two other births since the first contract in letter to Transportation Secretary tion officials. The president. Vice “ cannot purchase what is already children, offered no comment. 1976, but Sorkow said legislatures Elizabeth Dole about the failure to trollers, Mineta said. always get a dropoff In the White House was fighting for the The final technical problem was how to treat President George Bush, Attorney The Manchester Herald wel­ “ She basically anticipated which must act. Congress directed the FAA to beginning of the y e a r.... That was such a huge quantity of small bills all at once. One his.” He said states should regulate rebuild the air traffic control 34 votes needed to sustain the veto. General Edwin Meese III, Secre­ comes original letters to the the practice but that It Is legal way the judge was going to rule,” “ It took years of legislative system while airlines are blaming Increase the controller work force to be expected,” John Leyden, the proposal was to fill a swimming pool with the (C 1907 by NEA Inc But this was a case in which tary of State George Shultz, editor. because Just as there Is a law said her attorney, Randolph Wolf. debate and judicial inquiry to FAA limitations for flight delays. to at least 15,000 by next October FAA spokesman, said. fighting the battle was more self-destruct solution and dump the money in. Treasury Secretary James A. The Herald reserves the right allowing abortion, “ the same law “ The judge was very hard on her." define and develop today’s laws of "So what if we can't afford all that stuff! important than the outcome. Far By late March the negotiations were so close to Baker III and Defense Secretary to edit letters in the interests of may be used to create and celebrate “ What really is disappointing is abortion and artificial insemina­ KEEP BUYING! " fruition that Kilburn’s relatives were advised of his. life.” that this court has said we will not tion,” he said. “ With an increasing more important to the president Caspar Weinberger stood brevity, clarity and taste. Imminent release. At least one U.S. warship was take Into the consideration the number of surrogate births, legisla­ NOTICE morality of this situation,” said tion can avoid harm to society, the FREE jf* OurPrtMl dispatched to stand by off the Lebanese coat to pick -JUST AS MEN have the constitu­ Probate Court is open for ••i.minAmym the hostage up. tional right to sell their sperm, another of her lawyers, Harold J. family and the child.” Blood Pressure conferences with the judge But the deal began to unravel and was shattered women can do what they want with Cassidy. Surrogate mothers can change from 6:30 P.M . to 8 P.M . on irrevocably by the U.S. raid on Libya. Kilburn and their wombs, Sorkow said, and “ a The judge ordered the Sterns to their minds until conception, Sor­ C LINIC - BY NURSE State GOP helped get Al Haig started woman with her husband have the pay Mrs. Whitehead the $10,000 but kow ruled. He also nullified a Thursday nights. Appoint­ two British hostages were shot in reprisal. The EVERY THURSDAY right to procreate and rear a Wolf said he did not expect her to section of the contract that gave the Canadian escaped. ments suggested. Night family.” spend it pending the appeal. father the right to request an 5 -9 872-2140 If Alexander Haig turns out to be the Republican North, distraught at the tragic outcome, wrote a telephone number: 647-3227. Chris Dodd his first term in the U.S. Senate. The judge described Mrs. White- abortion. LieGEH PARRkOE PHARMACY candidate for president next year — just about the note to former National Security Adviser Robert - Surrogate contracts “ hold out so PARKAOE HEALTH ind William E. Fitzgerald Biebel is engaged now with former Chief Justice head as manipulative and exploi­ THE PRECEDENT set by the longest of long shots as he put himself in the race McFarlane on April 21: "The Kilburn tragedy has judge’s ruling applies In New much hope” to the estimated 10 HUTHIT10H CENTER Judge of Probate Warren Burger in a nationwide promotion of tive, untruthful in testimony and last week — the party in Connecticut can say it got us very concerned because there appears to be unwilling to accept that her hus­ Jersey, but Noel Keane, the Dear­ percent to 15 percent of the married PARKAOE • 404 W. MIDDLE TPKE. recognition for the Magna Carta. Biebel is also a •M" him started in politics on the ground floor. Capitol band’s problems, especially his born, Mich., lawyer who arranged couples who cannot have children, probable candidate for the Republican State some possibility of Syrian complicity in Kilbura’s In fact, that is where the four-star general broke death andthesame could happen to our other alcoholism, are hers. the Stern-Whitehead contract, said he said. Comments Central Committee to succeed James McMellon of Stern, a 41-year-old biochemist, into the real world of politics — on the ground floor hostages if the Syrians are able to put their hands Sorkow said Mrs. Whitehead It will be cited in future cases Stratford. And Haig — well, he’s an early bird nationwide. said he sought surrogacy because of the GOP national convention in Detroit seven Bob Conrad on them.” “ knew just what she was bargain­ 9 candidate for president, shopping for a ing for” when she signed the$10,000 “ It gives an Infertile couple his 41-year-oid wife, a pediatrician, years ago as a recruit from this state. constituency. Footnote; References to the chemically treated surrogate contract and agreed to be greater assurance that surrogate worried childbirth would aggra­ The idea of slipping him in as a delegate money first appeared In The New York Times last . Inseminated with Stem’s sperm. parenting agreements will be rec­ vate her mild form of multiple originated with F red Biebel of Stratford, a form er month. The Sterns, the judge said, offer a ognized and enforced,” he said. sclerosis. state chairman and then deputy national PoiniCRl nolM chairman, when he learned that Haig had bought a Republican. Democrats in this state who like Michael VMd mwnorlM home in Farmington to be near his new job as On the plane ride, Haig was a celebrity to other Dukakis as a candidate for president are playing a waiting game. Visitors to Turkey these days would find it hard - president of United Technologies in Hartford. delegates. He sat up front with the late John D. Kerens to Spring!!! to realize that just a decade ago political violence ' 'The delegation was split between supporters of They saw the Massachusetts governor is Lodge of Westport, the delegation chairman. On threatened to tear the country apart. But the Turks Ronald Reagan and George Bush, whose roots concentating now on Iowa and, for him, the oiULTRA . in celebration of Spring’s arrival we will give a arrival in Detroit, Haig was whisked away by remember those days all too well. An Istanbul were in Greenwich. Beibel, a Reagan man after all-important New Hampshire primary. Dukakis limousine. The rest of the troupe went by buses to editor recalled that 12 of his friends were killed early reservations, thought V IP Al Haig would be a has made no contact with such ranking Democrats its assigned motel in a suburb. Haig was quartered during that period of near-anarchy. He.was a •’ *FREE bunch of Daffodils great catch. A timely assist was provided by Nate as Gov. Bill O’Neill or State Chairman John !^p e cia l in a downtown hotel suite. university student and was stabbed by a classmate. Agostinelli of Manchester, an elected delegate and Droney. But New Haven Alderman M arty with a *10*’*’ or more cash purchase But during convention sessions, rookie politician Five of his friends were blown to bits by three ~ Cart through Reagan backer who gave up his seat for Haig. Dunleavy. counsel Ted Baldwin of that city and (at our Weal Center Street location only) Alexander Haig played the role of delegate to the bombs near the university’s gate. "They picked my *■ former New Britain councilman Brendan Kennedy A pril hilt. He showed up on time, sat in one of the friends off the walls,” he said. •; SO IN ONE of the most improbable chapters in straight-backed folding chairs and voted on the are available, once Dukakis looks this way for help. Also,,, Connecticut’s political history, this fellow with no business of each day like a good soldier. As a world Norwalk Mayor Bill Collins says he’s glad ■ New Silk Door Pieces 7 background in the GOP here had a coveted figure, former NATO commander and adviser to Dukakis is in, and “ I could support him,” but as a ■ Decorated Dried & Silk Wreathes & Wall Hangings delegate badge handed him so he could add his presidents, Haig had to suffer the steady relays of m em ber of a national m ayors’ task force sising up prestige to the Reagan cause from inside. candidates he cannot commit himself. Rep. Jon ■ Decorated Wicker Baskets — Lots to choose from! reporters seeking a few words with him. He was, iHaurliPstpr Hpralii Hours: Sculptured He made one of the major policy speeches at the Pelto of Mansfield, a G ary Hart man, says Dukakis after all, a likely Cabinet appointee if Reagan won. Mon., Wed., Fri. 9-6 convention — not something your common garden has to show something “ west of the Hudson River” Foun de d In 1881 Tues., Thurs. 9-9 variety of delegate does — and later wound up with RALPH CAPECELATRO of Orange, the state before he becoifles a viable candidate. Sal. 8-4 Nails Complete 200 W est Center Str99|. the biggest patronage appointment in the nation, chairman at the time, recalls how Haig did his duty PENNY M SIEFFCTT PuWNhtr DOUGLAS A. BEVINS . M anchester that of secretary of state. to Connecticut without complaint. “ I was always IfyouMkiiM tRMutNs tdller 555 Main Street ALEXANDER QIRELLI AtM M M tdNer Nall ’This week, Biebel recalled trying the idea on impressed by the man,” Capecelatro said this The 1987 General Assembly has been used more Manchester, CT 646-6056 Mon.-Sat. 9-5 H aig by phone. week. “ He is an outstanding guy. I wish him well.” than enough in this nearly stalled session as a (AcroM from Mary Cheney $3500 Care DENISE A ROBERTS.... Advwtiting Olrtoler Haig was hesitant at first, confessed that he After the convention, Haig returned to the forum on world affairs and needs, in its remaining MARKF ABRAITIS ....8utlnM« Msnissr Public Library) •otier good untU 4/4/87 waaa’tevea a voter, then agreed to do it. On cue, weeics, to get back to being a state legislature. SHELDON COHEN Compoains Mantsw executive cloister of the corporate world and the It ROBERT H HUBBARD.. 643-9525 Reg. »50<» ULTRA Ageattaalli rssigoed. Haig drove over to ...Prwweem Mkim w other Republicans got busy with that year’s state Isn’t the Congress, the United Nations, or a JEANNE G FROMERTH . .. OroulMlen Mansssr Parmiagtoa Town Hall and enrolled as a cam paign — a futile attempt to deny Democrat rapoaitory for patltions. H - M ANCR HCTALD. ■ - MANCHESTER HERALD. WgdnCTdav. April 1. 19«7 MAlfCinEgTEK Police captain knocks limitations of CPEC comparison I S P O R T S

B y A m lr«w Ywrkovsky ALTHOUGH in terms of the In analysing the report. Brooks in a uniform manner, they could be ranked sixth (|M,787, or 13.74 expenditures in the past, but this is H«rald B«pert«r crimes resolved, Manchester com­ compared Manchester’s statistics taken as an indication of the percent, o f 1443,774 in property the first time the organisation has pares favorably with other munici­ with die statistics for five jtowns of attitude of residents to their police reported stolen). But Brooks cre­ combined die spendinginformation State Clime statiatics releaaed palities its sixe. Brooks said that similar sixe — East Hartford, department. A relatively small dited Manchester police for the fact with crime statistics. CPEC’s laat month by a private research additional information that would Fairfield, Hamden, West Haven number of calls might reflect the that the value of property stolen Goodrich admitted the limitations Knicks upset Celtics troop are mialeadint and serve no make the report useful is lacking. and Stratford. Of those communi­ fact that residents do not like their was the lowest of the six of the report, but be said that a useAil purpose. Manchester police Even if the information were ties, Manchester ranked first in police force, he said. municipalities. trend analysis, after the statistics Capt. J o ^ h H. Brooks said provided, he said, the effort re- By Bill Barnord a one-man effort. But I foH great live players 6-foot-6 or taller on the terms of calls for service, with In terms of major crimes re­ are compiled for several years, Monday. Tho A tio e la lv d Fross about contributing.” sidelines, outrebounded the Celtics (|uired to gather it would not be 3S,S6S. West Haven, in second solved. Manchester ranked first out should reveal variations in crime worthwhile. OeraM Wilkins scored Mofbis2S S6-S5. taking advantage of the The report prepared by the place, had M.OTB. of the six municipalities. O f l,PO BROOK8 SAID that comparing rates and in the effectiveness of NEW YORK - The BoMon points in tte fourth quarter, while absence o f tajured Boston starters Connecticut Public Expenditure "B y the time you got through cases, BBS, or 35.67 percent, were the per-capita expenditures of police service. Celtics, struggling to get over their Trent Tucker added 10 points, Kevin McHale and Dennis Johnson. Council ranks Manchester llth in doing it, you’d have another set of ONE PROBLEM with the rank­ resolved. Fairfield ranked second, police departments is misleading injury problems before the Gerald Henderson 16 points and ll Celtics Conch K.C. Ames said the number of service calls received in CPEC figures to start from,” ing is that departments do not keep with 475 of I,TBS cases, or M.46 because the report does not say He acknowledged that reporting Brooks said. playofh, will recover more easily If assists and Kenny Walker l3points absence of McHale and Johnson "is 1MB by IBI police departments. Of track of calls in a uniform manner. percent, resolved. what is contained in the police of calls varies from department to they can extract a thorn in their and a aeaaon-hi^ IS rebounds for no excuse. ’The Knicks were miss­ the I,MS Manchester cases of The CPEC report draws no Brooks said, noting that in Man­ The counts only included such budgets. He said ^ a t while East department, as do the items in side — one named Louis Orr. the Knicks, who had lost nine of ing (M il) Cartwright and (Patrick) major crimes that year, SB percent conclusions on the effectiveness of chester informal inquiries to police major crimes as assault, burglary Hartford, wtdi per-capita spending police budgets. "W e do the best we Orr. who beat the Celtics with a their previous 16 games. Ewing." were resolved, the report says. each department. In an interview are not usually logged. If the calls and larceny. Brooks said that of 550.51, is ranked bMow Manches­ can. and until such time as budgets buxxer-beating shot on Jan. 16. tied this morning, Donald W. Goodrich, could be broken down according to because other crimes are not ter at IBl.n. East Hartford’s police are prepared in uniform manner, The individDal efforts offset a “ This was the biggest win o f the his career high with 35 points sparkling performance by Larry " I wish (CPEC) wouldn’t do it.” CPEC’s vice president, conceded type, that information might be included, the report does not give budget does not include vehicle we’ll have that problem," be said. year for us,” Tucker said. "W e’ve Tuesday night as the New York Brookssaid. "If they wanttorepmt the validity of many of Brooks useful in showing the amount of an adequate picture of how well a maintenance or groundskeeping. He also said that the report Ideally Bird, who bad 26 points in the third been through tough times, but we KnickB defeated the defending NBA these kind of statistics. I wish they criticisms, but he said that if the reported crime in a community, he department is performing. And unlike Manchesfor police, East should include information on non­ quarter and 56 in the second half to still enjoy the game. Whenyoubeat champions 13t-l36. finish with 36. wouldn't do it on a ranking basis, information is collected for several said. In another measure of depart­ Hartford ptdice do net operate a dog major crimes — a change that the best in basketball, you’ ve got to ’"This game was a testimonial to because that indicates scune kind of years it should prove useful as long Brooks said that if the number of ment effectiveness — stolen prop­ pound, he said. CPEC is considering for the next "The Knicks got runs from a lot of feel good about it.” Sugar Ray ranking." as its limitations are kept in mind. a guy who has sat on the bench, who different people,’’ Bird said. "It calls could be recorded accurately erty . recovered — Manchester CPEC has compiled lists of police report. A basket by Chris McNealy, Siva as hi has started and done everytUng wasn’t just one person who did it for giving New York an 60-78 advan­ we’ve asked him to this season.” them. ’They ^ syed good team tage with 6; 03 left in the third madia Ti A Knicks Coach Bob Hill said of Orr. defense and we didn’t. O ur rotation period, was the 22nd and final lead Vagas. who is averaging 6.6 points per on defense wasn’t what it normally change of the game. S. Windsor fights Gambler discovers game. “ He’s always there every is and we gave them a lot of easy day at practice and has played baskets” ’The first half, which ended with three or four positions. It’s been a ’The Celtics, who need to win Bouton ahead 65-64, saw the lead frustrating season for him. but he’s seven of their final nine games to change 17 times as neither team led decision on maii escape is difficult a true professional” become the first team in NBA more than six points in the first " I ’m not a Celtic Killer, definitely history with 60 victories in four two periotfo. The town of South Windsor will "And they’re saying. lets lump not." Orr said after the Knicks consecutive seamin, got 22 points In addition to the Knicks’ side­ appeal Tuesday’s (focision by the Buckland mail in there for a few Caadnued from page l Ubby, an office manager and a snapped a five-game loaing streak from Robert Parish and 21 from lined players. Wilkins was return­ State Traffic Commission to grant a years and see if the level of service nurse, had to deal with crethtors. Tr«nt Tucker (6) of the Knicks collides Tuesday night at Madison Square P P and won for only the 22nd time in 72 Danny Ainge. ing to uniform after missing a game revised traffic permit to the devel­ F (failing) goes off the scale. It’ s lottery tickets instead of groceries. .She eventually saw a lawyer and games "This was a team effort, not The injury-plagued Knicks. with with bruised ribs. with Jerry Sichting of the Celtics Garden. The Knicks won, 129-120. opers of the proposed Mall at absolutely mind-boggling." Elliot His family moved to Florida in the put a lien on the couple’s house to Buckland Hills, a town attorney said. middle IBTOs. protect her own finances. Hockc I said this morning. When the original permit was " I was standing in an empty She said she was married to I Ralph G. Elliot, special town granted in June, state officials said apartment without any furniture. 1 Ubby for three years before she attorney for South Windsor, said he they thought federal money would was sad, but I was happy because I fotmd out about his gambling. One NHL ttmtfhii was free to do vdiat I wanted, to, of her first clues was finding brown Thomas sings blues after Blazers edge Pistons will also seek a stay of the STC help pay for some major roadways decision until after the appeal is in South Windsor. Since that time, play numbers,” Libby said. paper bags filled with lottery WALK heard. If the stay is granted, it however, federal money has been Libby borrowed money from his tickets in the trash. Bv Bill Barnard over the Pistons. call. ’ "That’s a terrible way to lose a lead. Cbambera hit a four-foot bank would block the permit from being delayed, meaning that many road parents and his friends, not telling Again, the Ubbys reunited. She The Associated Press Thomas, who led Detrcdt with 26 gam e." Charles Oakley had 15 points and shot to give the Sonica the lead to *miiuuvi|ifT9a issued while the appeal is pending. improvements state officials them how he was spending it. set up a condition, that he get help. points, wasn’t certain the call was a "H e pushed me pretty good." NBA Ronndiip 21 rebounds for Chicago, while Jeff stay, 130-129, then added a free H'Wvm III lyim i The decision to go to court came thought would be finished when the Whenever he scored in the lotfory, Ubby said be had realixed earlier Isiah Thomas suspected that foul bad one. but he was certain that if it said Porter, who was lO-for-10 from Malone topped the Bullets with 22 throw to give Seattle a two-point x-NY Wondtrs he would pay off his debts and plow x-NY nonosrs one day after the STC granted the mall opens may not be completed. that he needed counseling, but said play prevented the Detroit Pistons was a good call, he should have the free throw line and scored 18 points. lead with 19 aecomb left. pmuMren mall’s developer, the Homart De­ South Windsor officials, arguing the rest into more tickets. He bet he didn’t know where to turn. from making up ground on Atlanta spent a lot iriore time at the points for Portland. " I don’t know If Sacramento, was led by Otis velopment Corp. of Chicago, a their case, have said Homart consistently on a long list of Steinberg said a state study last TSara lie , Cava 105 in the NBA’s hot Central Division free-throw line he was off balance or what. Kiki Vandeweghe. ’Thorpe with a career-high M points x-Horttord revised traffic permit. should now be responsible for numbers that he got in part from year showed that there are at least race. " I f that was a foul, and I ’m not Caldwell (Jones) picked him pretty ’Thomas, who had 12 points In the Charles Barkley had 34 points and Eddie Johnson with 39. Dale x-Mentrvol Although Homart had received a making some of those license plates in parking lots. 8,000 compulsive gamblers in Con­ A foul called against Thomas saying if it was or it wasn’t, then I good” fourth quarter, scored with 15 and 12 rebounds and Steve Colter Ellis added 34 points for the Sonics, x-Boston permit in Jun^ 1B8B, an amended improvements. He moved to Maine, and met his necticut, many of them addicted to added 20 points for Philadelphia in Qutbte enabled Portland’s Terry Porter to should be shooting free throws all ’The loss dropped the Pistons l ‘A seconds to go. getting the Pistons and Nate McMillan contributed 31 Buffeto certificate was required because William W. Stoeckert. the execu­ second wife, Patricia. For a while, other forms of betting than the state hit two free throws with two night because I get pushed like that games behind idle Atlanta in the within two. and Portland’s Jerome Julius Erving’s last visit to the assists. CAMFB8 the developer had proposed to add tive director of the STC, said today he stopped playing, and the couple lottery. Steinberg believes there seconds left Tuesday night, giving every time down the court," NBA’s only close division race. Kersey’s free throw one second Richfleld Coliseum, which drew a SS.BM square feet to the 750,006- that the commission took this into moved to Massachussetts. Then he may be as many as 100,600 problem crowd of 17,641 despite a 20-inch x-Dstrett the Trail Blaxers a 113-111 victory ’Thomas said of referee Bill Oakes’ Boston and the Los Angeles Lakers later made It 111-108. setting up J b s 110, Sunt 95 x-St. Leult square-foot regional shopping mall. consideration vt'hen it granted the picked up a couple of tickets from gamblers in Connecticut. already have clinched division Laimbeer’s 3-pointer. snowfall. South WindMr officials, who are amended permit. the Massachusetts lottery, and won The Ubbys and Steinberg have titles and Dallas has an 8>A-game Clyde Drexler had 29 points and ’The 76ers only led 83-80 with 2; 36 Darrell Griffith scored 27 points. CMcage also appealing the original traffic As a condition of the certificate. big, 57,200. spoken in front of the Connecticut remaining In the third quarter, but including three 3-p of winning 51,000 to fix their truck. ’The run gave the host Nuggets a Buffalo at St. sor and on several other roads that there is no money. If there is no started writing bad checks and call that, he should not work in this the Rockets later got as close as early in the second quarter. The 29-23 advantage, and they went on Catoory at Ed Elliot said are falling. money. It won’t get done” taking out loans. Then he ran away "Fortunately, I did not win. I league.” 77-72 with 3:04 left in the third Clippers, with the worst record in the NBA, have now lost 15 of their to lead 92-76 after three quarters again. would have gone back on the The crucial foul call occurred quarter. DivMs 5, Pif While he was gone, Patricia rocks," he said. right in front of Detroit Coach The Lakers, who got 20 points last 17 games and are 3-34 on the and by as many as 24 points in the Chuck Daly. from Byron Scott, started the final road. ’They were led by Mike fourth period before the Spurs Fewer students quit "It looked like to me that he period with a 14-6 spurt for a 102-86 Woodson with 22 points. rallied, trimming the final margin (Porter) had the ball and wak margin with six minutes to play. Bonict 132, King* 129 to five with a flurry of S-pointers by Rrst Perlod- moving in to ’Thomas. But I was too Johnny Moore, who had 21 points, (Lemleux, Bod Obituaries Houston, which was led by Robert Tom Chambers scored seven of Simpson 36 (L close to the play.” he said. Reid and Jim Petersen with 16 and Johnny Dawkins. Penalties—Nont school, figures show his 36 points in the final three Denver’s scoring was evenly The Pistons had tied the game at points each, didn’t threaten again. Second Period 111-111 on Bill Lalmbeer’s 3-point minutes, including the game- distributed as Alex English had 18 7 (Adams, Ml By Chrlstophor Connell dropouts have more educational Emma B«ngon Conferences of Churches, P.O. Box Bull* 101, BuUbIb 75 winning shot with 47 seconds points, Darrell Walker 17 and Jersey, Anderi 773, Manchester 06040. AF photo bomb with three seconds sebeh), 12:47. ; The Associated Press experience than their counterparts Emma (Clifford) Benson, 91, remaining. Chicago clinched a playoff berth remaining, lifting Seattle over Lafayette Lever and Hanxiik 18 (AAocteon, Ad< of 10 years ago.” formerly of Orchard Street, died visiting Sacramento. each. Youno, Pit (rot Portland’s Jerome Kersey (25) gets his finger caught up After a Portland timeout. Porter as Michael Jordan scored 36 points NJ (rougfilno), WASHINGTON - New figures The same Census report found early this morning at a local Lillian M. Spear in the rim in an attempt to block a shot by Detroit's Adrian drove toward the baseline and against visiting Washington. Tlilrd Perlod- from the Census Bureau indicate more students taking time off convalescent home. She was the Lillian M. (Anderson) Spear, 69, ’Thomas was called for a blocking The Bulls took control of the (Qulnn, Melocti Dantley. Kersey's teammate Steve Johnson also tries to Anderson V(Ort« that fewer youngsters are dropping between high school and college. widow of Joseph Benson. of 23 Northfleld St., died ’Tuesday at foul. game by scoring 16 consecutive out of high school. Among college freshmen in the fall block Dantley's shot during NBA action Tuesday night in New Jersey, Hsrtid photo by Tuokor She was born Jan. 15, 1896, in Manchester Memorial Hospital. The Blaxers took a 110-106 lead points in the second quarter to go Whalers can clinch Muller), 9;S1. Pi The bureau, in a report released of 1S83, 52 percent had graduated Portadown, Northern Ireland, and She was the wife of the late Ralph Portland. The Trail Blazers won, 113-111. with 27 seconds left on a dunk by from three points down to a 47-34 Ino), 9:29; Hllla Tuesday based on an October 1BS3 from high school the previous Richmond, NJ she had been a resident of Manches­ Spear. ley. Pit, minor survey, estimates that an average spring, down from 62 percent 10 ter since 1915. She was a memtwr of She was born In Stockholm, Ino), 12:34; Quir years earlier. Pool almost ready division title tonight 12:34; Stewart, high school class suffers about a IS St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. Maine, on Feb. 11, 1918, and she percent dropout rate before it She Is survived by three daugh­ ootor, flohtino) "For nearly as many other Officials working to build a pool for the handicapped at lived in Manchester for the past 47 (hookino), 13:42 graduates; 3.7 percent as sopho­ ters, Mrs. Leonard (Dorothy) Law- Clemens and Sox talks at an Impasse MONTREAL - The Hartford games. Shots on 001 freshmen, some factor — employ­ years. Before she retired in 1981, mores, 4.5 percent as juniors and Manchester High School stand behind the nearly son and Mrs. Walter (Irene) Whalers (42-28-7) can clinch ’The Whalers have set many New Jersey 8-12 ment, marriage, cost, disinterest or she worked at Pratt It Whitney 7.5 percent in the senior year. Fisette. both of Manchester, and along with the club’s offer of a first place in the Adams Div­ „club records this season. Some Power-play Oi something else — Intervened to finished product. From left are Jim McQovern, whose Aircraft in East Hartford for 27 Bv Dove O'Hara pended or put on some restricted Gorman said. of 1; New Jerse That is down from a 1B73 survey, Mrs. Mesrop (Esther) Kesdeklan of years. list If there is no indication of a "1 tried to call Mr. Hendricks this $500,000 basic salary, add $150,000 ision tonight at 7; 30 (Channel 18, of these are for most points In a Ooalles-Pmsl cause a delay in schooling," the employer, Connecticut Bank and Trust Co., donated The Associated Press 34 saves). New j when 5.4 percent dropped out as Dallas, Texas; three grandchild­ She Is survived by two sons, possible settlement in the salary morning, but I couldn’t reach In bonus money for 31 starts and W’TIC) when they face their season, most wins in a season, report said. $10,000 to the pool fund; Millard Pryor, chairman of most wins at home, and the A—7,249. sophomores, 6.5 percent as juniors ren; eight great-grandchildren; David Spear of Bolton and Ronald WINTER HAVEN. Fla. - The war. them.” Gorman added. " I want to include the Red Sox’ $475,000 in main nemesis in the divisional Referee—Bob It estimated that 5.2 percent of highest home attendance figure and 7.1 percent as seniors. Lydall Inc., which gave $15,000; David Moyer, chairman and several nieces and nephews. Spear of Bloomfield Hills, Mich., Boston Red Sox and Roger Clemens General Manager Lou Gorman tell them that we appreciate the incentives. race, the Montreal Canadians D’Amico, Brad I The new estimates "provide loth, llth and 12th graders — (38-29-10). ’The Whalers, with 91 (854,003) in the team’s eight- of Instructors of the Handicapped, the group which has The funeral will be Friday at St. and six grandchildren. still are far apart In negotiations for says the fact that the parties are call, but that we reject the proposal. The Red Sox originally offered 535,000 students — left high school points, currently lead the Cana­ year stint in the National evidence that the national dropout Mary’s Episcopal Church at a time A gravesite service is Friday at 1 a new contract for the 1986 talking again Is "encouraging.” ’"The new proposal is worth more $500,000 and $375,000 in Incentives. Cipltili4,Mi been trying to build the pool since 1956, and Qreg Wolff dians by five points. Hartford Hockey League. Goaltender situation is better now than it was 10 without a diploma between October to be announced. Burial will be In p.m. In the Bolton Center Ceme­ American League MVP and Cy But Gorman and Clemens’ than their first one. However, I ’m When Clemens left, they renewed years ago,” the report said. "Even 1082 and October 1S83. of Wolff-'ZackIn Associates, another contributor. leads Montreal in the season Mike Liut has already set a East Cemetery. Calling hours are tery, Hebron Road, Bolton. There Young Award winner. agents. Randy and Alan Hendricks, going to look at It further and see If his contract for 1987 at a negotiable team record for wins by a Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9p.m. are no calling hours. The Holmes And. with the 1987 season opener appear no closer to an agreement something can’t be worked out figure of $400,000. series. 4-2-1, and Hartford Is 2-1 In the Forum in Montreal. Mike goalie. Liut currently has 30 Rrst Period— at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Is In scheduled for Milwaukee next now than they were on the day the within the framework. The main Since then, the club has altered (Duchesne, Hoi Liut will be In goal for the wins. ’The Whalers have won 10 Malfunction of signal unlikely, Amtrak says Main St. charge of arrangements. Monday, time Is running out on pitcher walk ^ out of training camp thing now is for us to stay In touch, its offer, keeping the base salary at 0111, Tor, motor $500,000 but improving incentives to Whalers while the Canadians season series, lost five and have Was, mlnor-mal Memorial donations may be Memorial donations may be hopes that Clemens will be with the on March 6. to keep talking.” 5:99. made to St. Mary’s Book of $475,000. may be forced to start backup four series tied. Only the eight- BALTIMORE (AP) - It’s un­ based on tests done after the Jan. 4 than 600 people. Some 175 people subpoenaed. made to the American Lung Associ­ club when it breaks camp Saturday On ’Tuesday. Gorman rejected a Gorman also disclosed that he Second Period Remembrance, 41 Park St., Man­ had spoken to Clemens for the first Clemens earned $220,000 In sa­ goalie Brian Hayward, instead game series with Buffalo re­ (Stevens), :S1. : likely that a crucial signal malfunc­ accident, Information from the were injured. Both Conrail employees have ation, 45 Ash St., East Hartford evening. new proposal that would pay chester, or to the Manchester Area lary and another $120,000 In bonus of Patrick Roy. who has an mains In doubt. Dave Babycfi, 22, 10:44 (pp). tioned shortly before three Conrail 06108. Unless the two sides can get Clemens a 51.5 million base salary time since the pitcher walked out of (holding), 1:11; signal recorder and signal’s history Conrail engineer Richard L. been suspended without pay since money in pitching Boston to the infected tooth. After tonight’s who has had an off year, will sit locomotives and an Amtrak train of working properly. Gates has said a signal told him to together, the Red Sox will have to in 1988. training camp. 10:01. the accident. Tests have shown that pennant with a 24-4 record in his game, both clubs will have only out until the playoffs begin next Third Perlod- collided last January, killing 16 The hearing, which began Mon­ slow to 40 mph and he began to slow Gates and Cromwell had traces of take tougher action than the 51.000 " It presented a very creative Gorman did not disclose specifics second full major league season two remaining regular season Wednesday in Hartford. (P. Ihno^), people, an Amtrak official has day and Is scheduled to last a week, the locomotive. Investigators have marijuana in their systems at the daily fine begun on March 11. picture, but when you looked at it in the proposal. However, another Adams 12 (Rid closely it was all in their favor." source said that for 1987 it would go last year. 9 Toronto, Terri 9 testifitid. seeks to determine the cause of the said that the Conrail locomotive time of the crash, while additional Clemens probably will be sus­ Penalties Hole Investigators say the signal told crash. Testimony was expected sped at 60 mph to 65 mph through tests revealed traces of PCP in IT’S TIME FOR 5:04; Thomas the Conrail engineer to slow to 30 today from other Amtrak officials, two signals telling the engineer to Cromwell’s system, officials have 5:38; Stevens, Haworth, Was mph and prepare to stop at the next a toxicology expert and engineers slow down and prepare to stop. said. duct), 14:10, Per signal 1.7 miles away. James A. who were to explain recorders that Investigators will not have a Gates has denied smoking mari­ CHIMNEY REPAIRS! Early, an Amtrak assistant chief registered the speed of each train chance to further question Gates or juana on the train. The baseball season Is a mere five days away Shots on ooal- shlnohm 6-7-10- i engineer, told a National Transpor­ and when the brakes were applied. Conrail brakeman Edward Crom­ In earlier testimony ’Tuesday, • NEW CROWNS • RAIN & ANIMAL CAPS Power-plav Op tation Safety Board hearing Tues­ In the accident, just north of well at the hearing. Their lawyers Patrick Kelly, a furloughed engi­ Now that we have the NCAA basketball champion­ That’s three votes for the Mets, two for Toronto, one League champions. 4; Washington...... inT day that it was unlikely the signal Baltimore, a unit of three Conrail have said Gates and Cromwell (3oallet—Torn neer who lives near the crash site, • FLASHING REPAIRED o POINTING • CLEANED ship out of the way, and Indiana prevailed over for the Yanks and one each for Cincinnati and The Mets are an intriguing club. They have an ace saves). Woshlngl malfunctioned and told the Conrail locomotives ran past several warn­ would have invoked their Fifth said Gates told him he had run a • Fireplace repairs • furnace flue repairs Syracuse thanks to the Orangemen’s inability to Cleveland. right-hander In Dwight (hKiden who hasn’t regainqd his A—13,163. engineer to proceed at 40 mph. ing signals, sliding into the path of a Amendment rights against self­ stop signal shortly before the convert at the foul line, our attention can be directed to Hmm. 1984 form in spring training this year. His mechanics Referee—Dave Early said his assessment was accident. Chrlstlson, Kevir 11-car Amtrak train carrying more incrimination if they had been • CLEANOUT DOORS INSTALLED Major League baseball. Thonshta My fearless forecast? are all out of whack and the Mets have lost In the American League East, you can eliminate right-handed reliever Roger McDowell for six to eight v • CHIMNEYS REBUILT • CHIMNEY LINERS Yes. Major League baseball is upon us. ’The off-season has been a noisy one with offers and ApLENty Detroit. Baltimore and Milwaukee from the outset. weeks after surgery for a hernia. They haven’t performed well In the pre-season. Bnilnt4,NM'd THANKSGIVING INSTALLED o NEW CHIMNEYS BUILT countercharges between players’ agents and manage­ Len Auster Detroit’s pitching Is short. Jack Morris notwithstand­ Running Out of ment over salaries. Tim Raines, formerly of Montreal, ing. and the Orioles’ infield range Is as wide as a But the Mets far and away were the best team In the NOVENA TO ST. JUDE SpoilB Editor National League a year ago and there’s no reaaon to still is unemployed and Rich Gedman. whom Red Sox stovetop. Milwaukee Is still a year or two away from O holy St. Jude, Apostle and mar­ think they can’t do It again. The NL West winner will be Room?? USE THIS COUPON FOR A fans surely recall, has been rejected by the Oakland contention with ite young pitching staff. Rrst Pertod- tyr, great in virtue and rich In mira­ That leaves New York. Boston, Cleveland and the Giants, but the Mets will earn the trip to the World « , McCorth 7 cles; near kinsman of Jesus Christ, FREE INSPECTION A’s. among others. 7 4 (Lkiee faithful Intercessor of all who In­ And the Red Sox have a touchy subject on their hands Toronto. Scrips Penoltv-mills, C Who’s going to win that? Seeend Period- o^Mackson voke your special partronage In with Cy Young Award winner Roger Clemens employer lately? (ftwiter. Metier), time of need. To you I have re­ threatening to sit out the season in a contract dispute, THE YANKEES' attack, as always, is formidable. Stay tuned. course from the depth of my heart GREGORY '^ e R ^ Sox are offering a base salary of half a million THE RACES themselves should be interesting. And With the likes of Don MatUngly, Dave Winfield, Dan and humbly beg to whom Qod has the winners won’t have familiar names, if you believe Pasqua — who will blossom this year — and Mike eKsr/ *Jacksoii given such great power to coma to dollars to Clemens, who won 26 games in leading my assistance. Help me In my pre­ CHIMNEY Boston to the American League pennant in ’86, and some of the forecasters. Herald reporter John Mitchell Pagllarulo In the lineup, the Yanks are going to score C IO G ln O R O t e sent and urgent petition. In return I unhesitantly says It will be an all-Ohio World Series runs. But their pitching staff is going to allow just ak • almost that much in incentives. Neither East Catholic nor Manchester High will have Real Estate promlseTo make your name known Clemens has passionately said that the club doesn’t between Cleveland and Cincinnati. Don’t laugh. Two many, if not more. and cause you to be Invoked. Since Its home baaeball diamonds available lo r the 'fT 1977 respe^ him and didn’t appreciate what he did for them other staffers, John Kirch and George Layng, without Boston? T m many Internal problems. Cleveland? Say three "Our Fathers, Three SERVICES Bcholastlc season that opens a week hrom Thursday. in ’86. What he’s forgetting— conveniently — Is that his collaboration say the winners will be Toronto and the The Indians have the hitting with the likes of Joe 647-8400 Hall Marys and Qlorias." Ifoblloa- Both Kelley Field and Eagle Field are undergoing phenomenal deeds took place over a one-year span. Mets. Carter, Pat Tabler, Julio Franco, Mel Hall, Cory llon must be promised. 8t. Jude renovation work and won’t be played on this year. IfHB pray for us and all who Invoka your Herald sports writer Jim Tierney doesn’t believe the Snyder, Brett Butler, etc. But again, Just a hair short on 649-1431 Let him do it again. will play iu home games at Moriarty Field while Bast aid. Amsn. This novena has never And then let him come to the Red Sox with his Red Sox can do it two years straight. "Even If they get pitching. will be "home” at Moriarty Field, M CCs Cougar Field been known to fell. I have had my M iBBlfMd SL, ManehMtwr demands. Presently, his stance seems very much out Gedman and Clemens back,” he said. He envisions a I ’ll take Toronto. and Ray McKenna Field in East Hartford, whlehever la request granted. ■•oneo Tw ctmmtv swfBV" « ^ of line and there’s no sympathy here with his plight. true subway World Series between the Mets and .The A L West? Who cares. The call is Minnesota, 0. Have you been offered half a million dollars by your Yankees. followed by Texas, but Toronto will be the American available. H - MAWCHBSTER HERALD. Wwlneidav. April >, 1W7 1IAWCHB8TER HERALP. Wadnewteo. Roril 1. i m ^ H Sugar Ray is confident of victory bounce I B y Ked Roooooort Flyers in the race to flnfsh first By Tim Dohlbcre ring that made this bout. appearance in the fight press room, ined the eye loot November before Leonard ia guaranteed $11 mil­ ThE AsseciotEd Pron overall in the NHL. A win by the Tn« AstedotMl P r w n ” It's a continuation o f my ca­ his public relations man passed out Leonard was approved for the fight lion, Hagler $12 million, but the NHL Oilers or a loss by the Flyers will reer,” said Leonard, who admits a list of four questions he said the and said the retina had healed. Still, $3S0,0W WBC aanctioning fee re­ Steve Smith had a bounce go hia give top spot in the 31-team league LAS VEGAS, Nev. — S ofar Ray being driven by the desire to return former two-time champion was Leonard will be examined by portedly will come out of Hagler’ a way for a change. — and the $308,000 that goes with it Leonard, making hia first appear­ to the public eye. ” I deviated fbom tired o f and would not answer. specialists this week, as srill purae. ” He’a had hia ahare of bad luck couldn’t believe it. It waa a funny — to the Oilers. ance since arriving kere for Mon­ It 4-5 years ago, but I was able to Included among the questions were Hagler. for almoat a year now,” Edmonton ahot.” day night’s fight against Marvelous The WBC ia the oiily one of the w , ' r resume it against Hagler. He’s the why he was risUng reinJury of the Ilie chairman of the commis­ Coach Glen Sather aaid after hia In other NHL gamea, it waa BnifnB 4 NordlquaB 3 Marvin Hagler, didn’t have to wait final champion. That's why I cante international governing bodiea rec­ retina of his left eye and whether he sion’s medical advisory board young defenaeman acored 1:2f into Waahington 4, Torm toS; Boaton 4, Goals by Tom McCarthy and long before being asked the inevita­ back.” ognizing the 12-round bout Monday f *’ would fight again after Hagler. oomplained Monday that the board overtime Tueaday night to give the Quebec$; NewYorfelalandera4,St. Nevin Markwart 3S seconds apart ble question. Leonard made his comments night at Caesars Palace aa a Despite that, one media type was being left in the dark about Oilera a 5-4 NHL victory over the Louia $, and New Jersey 5, in the third period lifted visiting How does a former welterweight middleweight championahip ftght. during a brief press conference asked Leonard, who has said this Leonard’s eye trouble and could not Winnipeg Jeta. Pittoburgb 3. Boston over (juebec. champion who has had one fight in ’IVesday among several dosen of The World Boxing Aaaociation will be his last fight, if he would quit appoint its own experts to examine Smith waa the goat in laat The Oilera needed every Mt of McCarthy fs t his 2$th goal of the the last five years beat a middle­ the estimated l,$M media who will haa atripped Hagier of hia title if he beat Hagler. him. Ommission member Sig aeaaon’a Stanley Chip playoffa when luck to beat the Jets, who fought year on a rebound at 4:06 o f the weight great with proven knockout eventually flock to Caesars Palace becauae be didn’t make a manda­ ”No,” Leonard replied, rolling Rogich said, hosrever, that Leonard he inadvertently scored into hia back from a 4-B deficit early in the third pertod to break a 2-2 tie and power? to record what is being billed as tory defenae againat ita ieading his eyes and grinning as writers had been examined thoroughly and own net to allow Calgary to upoet second period. Markwart scored 3$ seconds later ” I feel I can beat any man I step ’"Ihe Superfight.” contender laat December. laughed with him at his answer. Leonard said he was unaware of the the Oilera in the deciding game of ” We ^ayed a beck of a game in on a breakaway. into the ring with,” Leonard Hagler, who arrived at die resort Another question about his eye latest controversy. On Tueaday in Boaton, U.S. the Smythe DIviaion finala. Earlier the last two periods,” said Jeta The gooto sHeneed a noisy Quebec answered patiently. ” It’s Just my Tuesday afternoon, planned to wasn’t as humorous to LeonaM, ” I hadn’t heard about It.” he said. Diatrict Court Judge Robert Keeton thia aeaaon, Smith waa alao in­ Coach Dan Maloney. ” We could crowd until Basil McRae’s goal at nature.” meet with the press today. who suffered a detached retina in The fight, scheduled for a 1S,009 reftiaed to make permanent a volved in another fluke Calgary have won tonight.” 13:40 reduced the margin to one. Leonard is guaranteed $11 mil­ The pre-fight hype, which began 1$$2, then retired before returning seat arena in the parking lot of preliminary injunction againat the goal that coat the Oilera a game. Mark Messier had twogoala and The victory enabled Boaton to lion to climb into the ring against last November with a tour by the for his last fight, an unimpres^ve Caesars Palace, is already a WBA’s action. Morria GoMinga, Tueaday night waa different, Kevin McClelland and Jarl Knrrl a move within one point of the Hagler for the scheduled 12-round two fighters that was eventually ninth-round knockout of Kevin financial success, according to Hagler’a lawyer, aaid an appeal ia however. Smith’a aoft alapahot goal apiecetohelptliEOnersboilda Montreal Canatflans in the battle Sugar Ray Leonard is pen­ fight for Hagler’s World Boxing aborted when Hagler became irri­ Howard in May IflM. promoter Bob Arum. planned. from the blueline at l: 2B waa a foot 4-9 lead by the SB-second mark of for second place In the Adams Council middleweight title. But tated with Leonard’s theatrics, is in sive as he talks with the ” I don’t think about it.” Leonard ’’The fighters have already made The International Boxing Feder­ wide of the net. But Winnipeg the second period But the Jets Olvfsion. The NordhpiEs need a win Leonard has contended all along its final stages this week. It is being media Tuesday in Las answered curtly. their guarantees of $23 million,” ation alill recognizes Hagler as goaltender Pokey ReiMick couldn’t roared back with four straight in one of their three remaining that it’s not the money, but the carefully orchestrated. Doctors chosen by the Nevada Arum said. He also said the net has champion, but would declare the get hia atick out of the way. The goals, as Gillea Hamel acored twice games or a loss by Buffalo to clinch Vegas. desire to prove his greatness in the Prior to Leonard’s 20-minute State Athletic Commission exam- — nhoiit $27 million. title vacant should Leonard win. puck hit the atick and the cheat-high and Brian Mullen and Laurie the fourth and final playoff spot in ahot bounced into the goal. Boschman Mie apiece. the Adams Division. ” I tried to move my atick out of The victory moved the Smythe “ Both goals came on mistakes, the way, but It hit the com er of the Division champion Oilers flve one when a forward lost control of .stick and went In,” Reddick aaid. " I points ahead of the Philadelphia the puck and the second when an experienced defenseman just got SCOREBOARD beat on the ^ a y ,” Quebec Coach Michel Bergeron said of Boston’s Stars fire Henning third-period goals. P Bergeron referred to forward Mllwoukaa t m 107.7 ftlmdirf 4, BIv m 3 8 8 8 8-1M 73 Lane Lambert, who lost the puck at Boston’s Ksn Linssman (13) h n a Ouobec City. The Bruins beat the 8 8 8 1 0 - 1 8 Attenta 71 77W W7J Hockev XPomf goc4s—Wlngofs, Toney. Fouled Socremanto 71 7790 W7.7 By Mike Model playoffs locked up. But then we only the blue line on McCarthy’s effort hMdIock on Quabac’s Normand Rocha- Nordiques, 4-3. N.Y. tslonden 1 t 1—4 out—None. RsbeunA—PhlledeipN o 43 Phoenix X) 7S7* 107.6 and to Robert Picard, who was St. Leets 1 I 1—3 Utah 71 7700 MM The Assocloted Press get eight points h) the month.” fort In thalr NHL gams Tuasday night In I (Barkley 13), Cleveland 41 (Dougherty » . caught up the ice on Markwart’s I First Period—1, New York, LaPonfolneSt Bia Rcdiet New Jersey 71 T m MS.4 Nanne said he tamed to Sonmor Assisfs-PhlladsigMa 19 (Colter 11), (M okelo, DIneen), 13:05. X St. Louis, Cleveland 33 (Dougherty 7). ToM Itoirts— Son Antonio 71 Tern M7.2 BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - Lome because “ one, he’s got bench breakaway. NHL ttm dliigs Romoge 9 (Gllmour, FOderke), 14:51 Phltodsfphla 19, Clevetand 31. A—17441. PhttodtleMa 71 7577 M6.6 lot That’s why my production Is The IslamWs also got help from never scored three goals in an NHL Indiana 71 Henning wanted more patience. experience, and two, most impor­ ------(pp). — Penolttes—BelL ...... ^ . (trkigiiig), 7SM M64 up.” Randy Boyd and Alan Kerr, each game, broke a 93 tie at 9:36 of the 3:33; Ftately, N Y (Interlisrencc), t .jw, Kings of Houston 73 7671 M6.5 iM i Nanne wanted more enthusi­ tantly, he has enthusiasm.” CapNate 4, Leafs 2 The loss cost the Maple Leafs a scoring his fifth goal of the Mason to final period when he deflected a WALCS CONraWNCe Hrudey, N Y, served by D. Sutter (sloshing), Woshlneten 70 7405 MS.B asm. Because Nanne is the boss, he It marks the third time the Bob Gould scored a pair of goals 14:09. Lik m 111, B tckfli 96 L.A. en p om 70 7344 W4.7 chance to move into third |dace in give New York a 92 advantage shot hy defenseman Bruce Driver ItoVB got what he wanted. 57-year-oM Sonmor has re^aced a to lead Washington over visiting W L T Pit OP OA Second Period—3, New York, Boyd 5 Chicago 73 7595 HM.5 the Norris Division. Toronto re­ after two periods. past Penguins goalie Gilles Me- V-Phllodelphla 45 34 I 90 301 233 (LaFontolne, M oketo), 6:40. 4, St. Louis, the bullpens/ Cleveland 77 7471 KM.0 Upset by what he termed “ list­ fired North Stars coach since Toronto. ^ R i g l i e t t l NOurroN 190) mained one point behind Chicago New York remained a point ioche with the Devils on a power x-woshlngten 35 33 W 00 271 270 Bolhwell 5 (Evans, Federko), 7:34. 5, McCroy 5W 55 15, Pelersen 4 8 4516, Mew York 71 7314 H9.0 less” play. Nanne. the Minnesota joining the organization for the 1979 Gould staked the Capitals to an x-NY Wonders 34 33 11 79 30 366 New York, Kerr 5 (B os^, Konroyd), and Minnesota. behind Washington in the battle for play. Just 15 seconds later. Aaron 11:33 (sh). Penalties—Potvin, NY (rough- Saves A Wbn Ota|uwen5l7l-311,Mlnnlefleldl-599XReld Team BeSwMi North Stars’ general manager, on season. His NH L coaching record, early lead with his 22nd goal of the x-NY Rangers 34 35 0 76 301 305 T a a m in n 9159914, LeavsllX13X»,SampsenX4994, second place in the Patrick Div­ Broten stretched the lead to 93 by Pttfsburgh 30 30 13 60 307 205 Ino), :10; Bourgeois, StL '(r o u t in g ), tsEsver, Team (MM) Feroantags Moxwell 34X36, Harris494410 4 4 1______^ J O O NO. Tuesday fired Henning, the second- all with the North Stars, is 179109 season at 4:58 of the flrst period. He 4:16; Oktuck, N Y, douMe-mlnor ( h l ^ (MW) Atlanta 71 730S iBtondGri 4, BkiGB 3 ision. St. Louis, meanwhile, stayed beating a screened Meloche with a 39 43 6 64 303 340 1-499X Andersen 1-3992,Fcttl1-i993. To m s year coach, and replaced him for 81. a winning percentage of .S17that scored again 51 seconds into the sticking), 16:03. 399619896. Chicogo 73 7SM M4.3 five points behind the Norris 39foot shot. Third Period-6, New York, LaFontolne Houston 72 7660 105.6 the rest of the season with Glen ranks as the best in team history. se(»md p ^ o d . That goal, his 23rd, Pat LaFontaine scored twice and x-Hortford 43 30 7 91 M 250 Dave Rigliolti, Yenliaee 54 90 600 LJ). LAKERS (111) Division-leading Detroit Red x-Montreol 30 29 W 06 363 396 37 (Mokela, Letter), 1:20. 7, St. Louis, (keen X3 4-4 » , Worthy 7-13 X5 17, Boston 72 7677 M6.0 Soamor. The North Stars are tied with the establisiMMi a personal high for the linemate Mikko Makela. had three Pittsburgh. 991 in its winless X-Besfon 39 33 7 05 390 367 GItmour 39 (Reeds), 6:43 (sh). Lao Smitli, Cube 40 70 57 1 AtxhiVJabber 4M 44 M, E. Johnson 914 57 Indlono 71 7560 M6.5 assists, leading the visiting Island­ Wings Penoltles—LoFontalne, NY (hooking), Phitadtiphia 71 7560 M6J Nanne said that, despite the Chicago Blackhawks for third idace 29year-old Grald, who has scored streak, had tied the game just 1:47 Quebec 31 39 W 66 349 367 21, Scott 7-10448, M. Thomason 414X414, ers over St Louis. LaFontaine B ufM e 37 43 7 61 365 397 3:16; Henry, NY (r o u e f ^ ), 5:36; Roglan, Todd Worran, Cardinals 45 79 57 0 Ceeoer 5799 W, RomMs 1-399X Mofttiews Milwaukee 73 7913 M7.0 team’s poor performance (luring in the Norris Divisitm, one point at least 20 in four of his six NHL into the final period on a goal by CAMPBCLL CONPBRCNCB StL, double mlfKir (roughing, sloshtttg), 91(H)3, Branch9l900,B.Themeioo90i-2i, Weshington 70 7530 M7.4 the last month, he hadn’t consi­ ahead of last-place Toronto. Minne­ seasons. continued a scoring surge that gave DGvnt 5, PGfigirinE 3 Dan Frawley. 5:26; Kromm, N Y (In ter^ en ce), 13:07. Don Aosa, Orielas 40 73 54 8 SoDTCk94900. Totol*4Xa(3Xai11 Utah 71 7 6 « M7.7 him eight goals in as nKtfylPtmes x-Detrelt 34 39 W 70 254 265 Detroit 71 7647 M7.7 dered firing Henning until the Stars sota can clinch a playoff spot with a Washington, second in the Pa­ Jaff Raardon, Expoa 42 78 53 8 Perry Anderson scored three x-St. Louis 29 39 IS 73 369 307 Shots on pool—New York 5-13-5—23. St. 8 8 8 14- M Clevetand 72 7797 N0.2 showed no intensity during the first victory at Chicago tonight. trick Division, is unbeaten in its iast and 37 for the season. Louis 13-104^1. L.A. takers 71 705 goals and J(din MacLean picked up " I t ’s my first hat trick. It’s MInneseta 30 39 9 69 391 306 37 86 43 0 LR. UWers 8 8 8 8 -1 1 1 M0.3 period of Monday night’s 95 loss to The 39year-old Henning, who six games, 5-91, and has allowed CMcaqo 30 36 13 69 2 » 301 Power-plav Opportuntnes—N ew York 0 Slava Badrosion, Phillias New York 71 7673 M0.4 " I think we’re starting to read four assists to lead host New Jersey amazing.” said Anderson. “ It’s one o f 3; St. Louis 1 of 7. XPeinf goals—Scott 3. Fouled out— the New York Rangers. Minnesota, played nine years with the New only 13 goals in that span. Torortto 31 41 6 60 3n 313 Tom Manila, Rlua Joys 36 86 419 Harris. Rebounds—Houston Si (Olaluwon Dallas 73 7755 1105 each other well,” LaFontaine said over Pittsburgh, extending the of those things you always dream of (3oolles—New York, Hrudey (31 shots-20 Sen Antonio 71 7796 112.5 with a 39399 record and in danger York Islanders, led Minnesota to a “ I’m getting good Ice lime now,” 14), Los AngelesM (E. Johnson 10). Assists— of his on-ice relationship with Penguins’ NHL winless streak to and finally It happens. My game is v-Edmenten 49 24 5 103 361 377 saves). St. Louis, Mlllen (2410). Jobn Franco, Rads 35 86 40 7 Houston 39 (Leovsll 6), Los Angeles 77 71 KM 112.0 of missing the playoffs for the first M-399 record in 1986. The jump said Gould, who has scored five x-Cotgorv 46 » 3 94 313 203 A—13,337. (E. Jofxnon 18. ToM foult-Housten 3S, Seattle 73 1347 112.7 Makela. “ It seems to be clicking.” six games. up and down the ice and take the x-Wlimtpeg 39 31 0 06 373 264 Referee—Don Kohorskl. Linesmen—Ron Oana Oarbar, Brovas 29 72 40 3 Los A n gela 8 A —1785. Phoenix » 7737 113.4 time since 1979, desperately needed from 62 to 85 points — and from goals in the last six games. “ Our LaFontaine and Makela hooked body. Any goals I get are a bonus. x-Let Angeles 31 30 6 70 310 331 Finn, Rofxty MItton. SocfonMfito 71 •062 113.5 the victory. fourth to wcond in the Norris 37 38 5 line is playing against the other up on the game-winning goal at 1:20 Anderson, who had just six goals Scoring goals is Lady Lucky unless Vancouver 26 43 0 60 363 305 Dova Smttli, Astros 96 Golden St. 71 •073 113.7 Division standings — prompted v-clinched divWon title 6up9r6anle$ 132, Kings 126 Perttarxl 71 •077 114.0 “ When I watched the first period teams’ top lines, so we’re playing a of the third period. in S3 games this Mason and had you are (Wayne) Gretzky.” x-clinched plaveff spot 0ilir$6.Jiti4(0T) L.A. enpoers 70 •074 115.3 of the biggest game we’ve had in Nanne to call Henning “ the best Tgeodav't Oomes NEA ORAPttiC Denver 77 SS07 1M.2 SACRAMENTO (18) nine years (Nanne’s tenure as coach in North Stars history” and to Boston 4, Quebec 3 0 4 0 0 - 4 New Jersey 5, Pittsburgh 3 Rogers 4W 91 13, Thorpe 1X14 1911 8 , general manager) and saw that give him a two-year contract ------S I 0 9 -0 Dave RIghetti does moan relief to the Now York Yankees. KWne X II 99 6, Pressley 57 90 W,Theus Washington 4, Toronto 2 Rrst Period—1, Edmonton, McClelland there was no intensity, I just extension. N.Y. Istandert 4, St. Louis 3 416 54 17, Thompson X5 99 4, E.A. 13 (MocTovIsh, Low e), 0:07. 3, Ednnionton, He had a win or a save In a higher percentage of his Johnson 1X19458, Tyler 391-27, WllsonX4 couldn't believe it,” he said, “ We But this season, after going M I-2 Testaverde, Bucs near an agreement Edmonton 5, Winnipeg 4, OT Messier 36 (Anderson, Coffey), 13:03. 3, 997, Olberdine 1-3993. Totob 549939818. Baseball had points going into the month of since March 3, Nanne decided he Edmonton, KurrI 54 (Smith, (Jretzky), team's victories In 1986 than any other reliever in the 81 Hartford of Montreal, 7:X p.m. 19:35. Penalties—Hamel, Win (holdine), March and I thought we bad the had seen enough. By Howard Ulman Woolf said. “ We think this is a great play baMball in the Kansas City WoeWneton at N.Y. Wonoere, 7:35 p.m. major leagues. SEATTLE (130) Tampa Bay had no first-round 5:03; McClellond, Edm (htohstlcklng), Chambers 1X811-138, McOoNel 1916X4 The Assoclotad Press marriage.” PhltadraM a at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. 0:51; Hamel, Win (holding), 17:03. Royals’ organization. pick In 1983 either. It traded that to Mlnneeota at Chloopo, S;3S p.m. » , Lister 46X314,Gllls 1581-18, McMillan ExhIbNion stsndings Tampa Bay, whose 2-14 record In 1988, their top pick was Second Period—4, Edrnixiton, Messier XS996, Lucas X6191114,C.JohnsonX2904, Chicago for a 1982 second-round Von cow er at Lot Angelet,i^nqelet, 10;3Sli p.m. 37 (Nilsson, Anderson), :S3. 5, Winnipeg, BOSTON — If everything falls was the N F L’s worst mark last M 16 10 15— 75 E. Johnson 1-491 X ToM s 51-9424818. defensive end Ron Holmes of pick with which it took defensive . ’ f Ostnet ------Home!--- 36 (Wilson,---- “Bos^mon), ‘ 4:4T-, 1:^ 6, into place, Helsman Trophy­ season, has the first pick in the New Jersey at PHtabursti, 7;% p.m Winnipeg, Hamel 27, 9:56. 7, Winnipeg, 11 » 10 11-101 AMERICAN LEAOtHI Washington, who became a starter. lineman Booker Reese, who is no Quebec at N.Y. Itlondert, S;0S p.m. XPoint goals—Paxson 3. Fouled out— 8 8 8 8-18 W L PCI. Sports in Brisf winning quarterback Vinny Testa- draft April 28. Should Testaverde It was one of the Bucs’ few recent Mullen 19,13: IS. 0, Winnipeg, BoschmOn 17 8 8 8 14-18 longer with the team. The Bears Buffalo at St. Louis, S:3S p.m. (Neufeid, Mullen), 11:50. Penalties— Basketball None. Rebounds—Washington 52 (M . Ma­ Toronto 7 t .539 verde could sign a contract worth sign before then, it would allow Coloarv at Edmonton, 9;3S p.m. lone K), Chicago 67 (Oakley 31). 3-Polnt goals-Ellis 3, Wilson, Minnesota 10 7 .530 successes with their opening pick. used the acquired pick to take wide Boschmon, Win (holding), 2:26; Bosch- Chambers. Fouled ou t-Thorpe, Lis­ Indianapolis, which has the M(Y>nd niKW, Win (holding), 4 :«; Ruotsolalnen, Assists—Woshingfon 19 (Whatley 0), Chi­ Boston 13 12 530 very big money. In 1984, they wtnild have had the receiver Willie Gault. cago 33 (OakleyO) Totalfouls—Washington ter. Rebounds—Sacramento 52 (Kletne Taxes 13 12 .530 choice, to sign a player It intends to Edm (holding), 4:45; Tagllanettl, Win 9), Seattle 47 (Lister 7). Assists— top choice in the draft but traded it ’The Bucs’ first-round pick in 1982 Divlli 5, PMiguInt 3 (Interference), 12:47; McClelland, 23, Chicago 13. Technicals—Washington Cleveland 12 13 .410 Treacy to run in FIdelco benefit A source said Tuesday that draft. NBAitimllngt coach Blair. A—10,122. Sacramento 8 (Theus 13), Seattle 8 New York 12 13 580 to Cincinnati for quarterback Jack was Sean Farrell. Last Mason he Edm (high-sticking), 12:47; Watters, (M cMillan 21). Total fouls--Sacramento Testaverde will sign a deal with the Win (roughing), 14:53; MocTovIsh, Saottit 12 13 .460 BLOOMFIELD — Four-time Manchester Road Race cham­ Thompson, who is out of football. was their best offensive lineman. 3 0 1-9 34, Seattle 33. Technicol—Wilson. A— Konsm Cttv 10 1) 576 Tampa Bay Buccaneers that would Linebacker Cornelius Bennett of Edm (roughing), 14:53. 6995. pion John Treacy will be one of three international stars to take ’The Bengals then sent It to New After the season, he was traded to 0 3 1-9 RASTERN CONFERENCE Boltimero 1) 13 .458 leave his pay behind only two Alabama is considered the Mcond- nrst Period—1, Pittsburgh, Lonev 6 Attonttc Dtvtslefi Milwaukee 12 15 544 part in a benefit run for the Fidelco Guide Dog Foundation on England, which drafted wide re­ the Patriots for picks In the Mcond, (Lem leux, Bodger), 4:05. 3. Pittsburgh, Third Period—None. Pertolty—Carlisle, W L Pet. OB Miviricki 118, Clippers 102 players — Miami Dolphins quarter­ best player in the draft. The Colts Win (holding), 6:55. B liitr s ll 3, Pistons 111 Chloooo )1 14 .440 Saturday, May 16. ceiver Irving Fryar. seventh and ninth rounds this year. Simpson 36 (Lemleux, Kontos), 17:17. V-Boston S3 30 .736 — Coltternto 11 IS .423 back Dan Marino and Buffalo’s Jim have indicated they might trade Penalties—None. Overtime—9, Edmonton, Smith 7, 1:39. x-Phllodelphla 40 a .556 13 Perraltles—None. Ooklond 10 14 .417 Treacy will be joined by Bruce Bickford, No. 1 In the world in ’85 Second Period—3, New Jersey, Arxlerton Washington 36 » .507 16 L.A. CLIPPERS (H I) Detroit S 17 .320 Kelly, another former University of their first-round pick. Shots on goal—Winnipeg 7-9-40-23. Ed- Whttes-157-7a, Cage 7-11X216, Beniamin DETROIT (111) in the 10009meter run, and Jack Fultz, 1976 Boston Marathon 7 (Adorns, AtocLeon), 10:37. 4, New New York a 50 .306 X'/i Dontley 914 X4 19, NImphlus 34 X2 0, NATIONAL LBAOUB Miami signal-caller. In 10 regular-season games last Jersey, Anderson 0 (MocLean, Vell- monton------t-7-5*14-7-5-3—20. “ New Jersey 31 50 .296 31 30004, Valentlnel-02H-03-34, ______Woodson_____ 10-17X3 winner, in the first annual Fidelco “ Fun Run.” Fun Run Power-play Opportunities—Winnipeg 0 2X Drew SO 0-3 W, Oolley 7-14 0014, Curelon Lalmbeer 49 9113, V. Johnson 9-3S S6 32, w L Pet. Kelly’s contract reportedly Is for year, Testaverde led the nation In schek), 13:47. 5, New Jersey, AAark 3 central Dtvtslea Thomas 914 99 8 , Salley 1-1X34, Rodman St. Louis 14 5 .737 participants will not be in competition with Treacy, etc., but will LttUe more modesty, please (AAocLeon, Adorns), 17:52. Penalties— of 1; Edmonton 0 of 4. x-Atlonto 40 O 476 — 1-3X34, Kempton 1-31-23, Johnson 1-1003. $8 million over five years. Marino’s passing efficiency and threw for Goalies—Winnipeg, Berthlaume (14 Totals43001019103. 1-3 X3 4, Atohorn 1-3 X4 4,Campbeil47 Son Francisco 17 9 .654 be runing to fulfill pledge contributions. Young, Pit (roughing), 16:09; Anderson, x-Oetrott 47 25 .653 1'/!i 990, (k een 1-399X TOMS4X04248111. Chicago 16 13 S71 is worth a reported $9 million over 2,557 yards and 26 touchdowns. NJ (roughing), 16:09. .. shots-11 saves), Reddick (0:00 second, 14- x-Mllwaukee 43 n .519 6 ATLANTA (AP) - The really going back to the All- 12). Edmonton, Fuhr (16-13), Moog (0:00 OALLAl d in Cincinnati 13 9 .571 The event is scheduled from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Kaman six years. The source said Testa­ But he was unable to lead the Third Period—6, Pittsburgh, Frowley 13 x-Chlcogo a 36 .507 13 PORTLAND ( 111) Los Angeles 12 10 .545 Atlanta Falcons, who received American image for more fam­ (Quinn, Meloche), 1:47. 7, New Jersey, third, 46). Indiana 36 M .507 12 Aguirre 148 7:13 36, Torpley 413 9 0 IX Corporation, rain or shine. verde would sign a contract that Hurricanes to the national cham­ A—17,502. DonahNon S13 44 14, Harper 7-14 3-4 17, Jones 1-2902, Vondewegtie 11-8478,5. New York 11 10 M 4 complaints last season about ily entertainment. ’The girls AndertonO (Driver, MacLeon), 9:36 (pp). I, Cleveland 7/ 46 .370 B Johnson 913 44 8 , Drexler 1X17 513 29, Houston 12 11 .58 Registration is at any Clapp & Treat location in Connecticut, or wouldn’t be much less than pionship against Penn State in the New Jersey, Broten 25 (Chernomoz, Referee------—Ron ---- Hoggorth. . WESTERN CONFERENCE BlackmanSW4514,Wood1-50O2,DavlsX13 San Diego their cheerleaders’ scanty cos- have been very successful for Llnesmerr— Ryan Bonik, Jerry Pateman. 309, Schrempf S7OO10, Wenninetton 1-13-4 Porter 410 1910 10, Paxson 1-7 90 2, 13 12 J 8 by calling Fidelco at 243-5200. Marino’s Fiesta Bowl. Muller), 9:51. Penalty—Kontos, Pit (hoj4 Midwest Dtvtsten Duckworth 1-1244, Kersey X II40 lO.Totals Atlanta 14 13 .519 «tumes, plan to field a smaller us, but we feel like this group Ino),Ins), 9:39;* ;»; Hiller, Pit (rouimtng), 11:33; X-Dollos 49 34 471 — 4.Totols47-97Zi04111. Philadelphia But Testaverde’s agent. Bob In that game, he completed 26 of L.A. diggers 8 8 8 25—18 4140 31-47 113. 10 10 .58 squad in modest outfits to will appeal more to larger Richmond, NJ (roughing), 11:33; Frow- x-Utoh 40 a .556 B’A Detrett 11 a 8 8 — 111 Pittsbu rg 10 11 .476 Woolf, would only say, " I ’m very 80 passes for 288 yards, with five lev. Pit, mlnor-molor (tfbowino, flght- x-Houston 37 36 .506 12 8 8 8 8—111 Montreal promote a more wholesome masses.” said Carol Breeding, XPoInt gotds—Aguirre, Harper. Fouled Pemond 8 8 819-111 10 13 .48 optimistic of making an agree­ interceptions and no touchdowns. Ing), 13:34; Quinn, PR, game misconduct, Denver a 41 .4a 17 XPoInt goal—Lalmbeer. Fouled out— NOTE: Spltt-souad games count In H CC reforming with four schools image. the Falcons’ director of com- 13:34; Stewart, NJ, mlnor-malor (Insti­ Son Antonio M 46 .Ml B V i out-Woodson. Rebounds—Los Angeles 8 standings, ties do not ment. although we don’t have one He was also sacked four times. (Cage 13), Dallas 8 (Donaldson 15). Thomas, Rodman, S. Johnson. Rebounds— ’The former cheerleaders will munlty affairs and gator, flghtlng), 12:34; Oernom az, NJ Transactions Sacrarnento O 49 .319 TS'h Detroit m (Lalmbeer W),Portland54(S. Tuesday's Games H AR TFO R D — St. Paul of Bristol, St. Thomas Aquinas of New yet.” Woolf said the poor bowl perfor­ (hooking), 13:43. Pacific Olvisign Assists Los Angeles 8 (Valentine 11), Toronto 15, Cincinnati 0 not be fired, but they must be cheerleading. Dallas8(Davls9).Total(ouls—LosAngeles Johnson 9)“ . Assists—Detroit ‘ “ ------31 (Thomas )9 t ),.. The Bucs didn’t have Immediate mance has had no impact on Shots on goal—Pittsburgh 1049—37. y-L.A. Lakers 57 IS .793 — Portlan d 39 (Drexler 10). Total fouls— New York AAets6, St. Louls6, tie. Winnings Britain, Northwest Catholic of West Hartford and South Catholic able to adapt to the “ collegiate New Jersey 4134—39. x-Portland 44 a .611 13 37, Dallas 19. Technicals—Los Angeles comment, club public relations negotiations. “ Some groups felt they (the Illegal defense, Dallas Illegal defense. A— Detroit 8 , Portland 37. Technicals—S. of Hartford, who have pulled out of the All Connecticut cheerleader squad concept.” cheerleaders) were offensive Power-play Opportunities—Pittsburgh 0 B ASIB A LL Golden State V M .81 19W Johnson, Thomas. A—13466. Baltimore 6, Texas 4 director Rick Odioso said. Signing Testaverde would give of 1; New Jersey 1 o f 1. Seattle M a .416 8 17407. Detroit 6, Chicago White Sox 4 Conference in the past two years, will reform the Hartford the team said Monday. Cheer­ American League Woolf said he had been speaking the Bucs one of their few successes because of their scanty cos­ Goalies—Pittsburgh, Meloche (29 shots BOSTON RED SOX—Announced that Phoenix M 45 J66 a w Atlanta 12, Minnesota 7 County Conference in 1987-88, It has been announced. leaders were advised of the 34 saves), flew Jersey, Chevrier (37-24). L.A. Clippers 12 8 .169 U V t Montreal 7, Los Angeles 3 dally with Tampa Bay owner Hugh in negotiating with first-round tumes,” team owner Rankin ^_ ^7,349. Buddy LeRoux sold his general partnership The “ old” HCC also included East Catholic and Xavier, who change last month. to Haywood Sullivan and Jeon R. Yawkey. x Oaly-Ren Beslle 8 , md: Stan Peinjgh- championship set records for net payouts to the two teams, plus Everyone knows that the Indiana school so small has won the title general manager, for prompting o pubhe ^Mnoon, 14 99 X M ie y 1x 14 1911 8 , flick Paheullsr^anvuMB 8r5, Don Carman was 19-5 with a 3.22 as tk ey Have the best pitching in the 2.51) and Sid Pemandes (15-5,3.SB a starter-reliever. Steve Bedrosian f majors (“Hiat is where yon have to is intact. Ridt Aguilera (15-^ will was best in the bullpen with 29 hxdi when yon talk aboat winning step into the rotation, and Roger saves. pennante,” Manager Davey McDowell (14-5. 22 raves) and I f I S son says), and they have added Jesse Orosco (5-5,21 saves) fonn a St. Loute CrrSm Mb IlHi H IP 'li■P Kevin McReynolifo to the most righty-lefiy bullpen team that In 1955. St. Louis Streaked around potent offense in the league. added Gene Walter (57 games) for the bases bragging that "speed Hie Mets also possess something middle relief. McDowell, willbeout never slumps” Last season, the that often escapes World Series the first 5-5 weeks of the season Cards discovered that you can’t winners die following season — a after surgery earlier in die week for steal first base. hanger to keep winning. a hernia. WiMie McGee. Tommy Herr, The Mets are the most hated World Series MVP Ray Knight Vince Coleman and Jack Clark all team in baseball. Their confidence (.255.11 iHmie runs. 75 RBD talked struggled as ^ Louis sunk to 79-82. and cockiness produces an endless himself into being a iBsgninded McGee, the 1955 NL MVP when he stream of curtain calls, high-nves free agent and went to Baldmore. batted .353 with 56 stolen bases, and scrapes, all glorified on high­ Howard Johnson and rookie Dave faded to .255 with 19 steals. Herr When time is of the essence, it's tempting to stop at the light v id ^ flashed across the Shea Magadan will fill third base, and declined from .352 and 115 RBI to nearest fast-food restaurant to feed your family. Stadium scoreboard between McReynoMs .285. 25 home runs, 95 .252 with 51 RBI, Coleman dipped Unfortunately, fast doesn’t always meann nutritious ... or hMrtngB. RBI. all career bests) was acquired from .257 to .232 and Clark was It also produced a team that took from San Diego to r ^ a c e Knight. injured for more than half the does it? over first place on April 23. wenton Keith Hernandez (.315, 83 RBI), season. / to win 108 games and left the rest of sparkplugs Wally Backman and John Tu«h>r (21-8, 1.93 ERA) Here’s a nutritious menu that — from prep time to the NL East behind in a cloud of Lenny Dykstra (the so-called pitched well (13-7. 2.9Tf but did not serving time — takes a little more than a half hour. These dust — back 2I>A games, the largest “Wanny Backstra” combination get run support. Danny Cox (12-13) margin since divisional play batted over .350 with 44 stolen needs more consistency and 6-foot-6 easy-to-prepare recipes are ideal for busy families looking P started in lOOO. bases). Carter (24HR. 105RBI) and rookie Joe Magrane may make the for a healthy, home-cooked meal. The Philadelphia Phillies im­ Strawberry (27 HR. ^ RBI) power iefty-dominated rotation. Todd proved. finally signing free agent the offense. Worrell (38 saves. 2.06) was NL catcher Lance Parrish. But the Rookie of the Year, but Jeff Lahti, Agpnoto Start by baking the onions and marinating the tomatoes PtriladBfptifa PfimiM in the vinegar and almond dressing. Then cook the Phillies, like the St. Louis Cardi­ part of St. Louis’ bullpen-by­ Mets’ braintrust, Manager Davey John­ looking to break the jinx that has seen I nals. who went flat after winning Mike Schmidt, the 19M NL Most committee in 1985. has not reco­ potatoes, prepare the peach sauce and add the turkey. son (left) and Gleneral. Manager Frank defending champions not repeat their the World Series, must rely on Valuable Player, says the Lillies vered from arm problems that Finish by toasting the almonds for the salad and pouring have five MVP candidates this Cashen go over strategy as the World Series performances in several shaky pitching. limited him to four appearances. the mustard vinaigrette over the warm potatoes . It’s that Thwe will be one other rare in the season — himself. Parrish. Von Montraal Expo* defending World Series champs get years. NL East this season — last place. Hayes. Juan Samuel and Glenn simple! The candidates; Montreal. Chicago Wilson Unfortunately for Philadel­ The Expos, once projected as the ready for the 1987 season. The Mets are and Pittsburgh. phia. none of them are pitchers. Tes3n Of The 1980’s, could become This meal is as nutritious as it is fast. Some studies In 1007, it looks like New York. Give the Phillies credit. When the club of the ’90s — as in 90 or shortstop Hubie Brooks (.345. 14 younger, but necessarily better. and Scott Sanderson (9-11), were ail Philadelphia. St. Louis. Montreal. most teams were avoiding high- more losses. HR. 58 RBI before being injured Ace Rick Rhoden (15-12.2.84) was signed to big-money, multi-year indicate that onions may help lower blood pressure and Pittsburgh. Chicago. priced free agents, Philadelphia Andre Dawson and Jeff Reardon halfway through I9M) and third traded to the Yankees for Brian contracts after 1954. Genera) Man­ cholesterol levels, while providing a healthy dose of identified its biggest need and are gone, and Tim Raines may baseman Tim Wallach (18 HR. 71 Fisher. Doug Drabek and Logan ager Dallas Green admits that was vitamin C and dietary fiber. Crunchy California almonds Nbw York IWBli signed Parrish (22 HR. 62 RBI with leave. RBI): Easley, a trio of young pitchers for a mistake. The Mets continue to have more Detroit). He’ll help cut the Phillies’ The pitching staff is in shambles. Another bright spot — the retrac­ a patchwork pitching staff an­ Age has caught up with Cubs. Ron are a good source of vitamin E, riboflavin, magnesium. trouble off the field than on. league-leading 23 passed balls and Injuries may keep Bryn Smith. table roof over Olympic Stadium is chored by soon-to-be 38-year-old Cey was traefed away, and Chicago calcium, iron and fiber. The potato side dish is also a prompting General Manager inability to stop runners from Charlie Lea and Joe Hesketh out of almost ready. One reason for the Rick Reuschel (9-16). is looking to deal Gary Matthews valuable source of vitamins C and B6, potassium, niacin, Prank Cashen to write his players stealing. action Floyd Youmans. 22 (13-12) dome was to block out cold weather Johnny Ray (.301) andTony Pena (21 HR) magnesium and fiber. during the winter and tell them to Schmidt at age 37 (.290. 37 HR and Neal Heaton (7-15). acquired in case the Expos reached the (.288) hit well. Jim Morrison (23 Ryne Sandberg (.254. 14 HR. 76 cool it. 119 RBI) had been saying this would from Minnesota for Reardon, are World Series — using that logic, HR. 88 RBI) was a major surprise RBI, 34 SB) and Dunston (17 HR. 68 Dwight Gooden. Ron Darling and be his final season, but now says he the only two sure starters. Tim Montreal could have waited and Barry Bonds (16 HR. 36 SB) RBI) are solid. Leon Durham (25 Fully-cooked breast of turkey is a naturally lean (95% Tim Teufel were placed on one won’t decide until Sept. 1. The Burke (9-7) will try to make up another decade. may get better. HR) needs to be more aggressive fat-free) source of high quality protein, B vitamins, iron year's probation for their part in a decision will depend on how well his some of Reardon's 35 saves. and Keith Moreland (79 RBI) will and zinc — for only 40 calories per ounce! The C!alifornia fight with Houston police: Gary knees and the Lillies do. Montreal cannot replace free PHtaburji^ Pirates Chicago Cuba struggle at third base. Carter's name was connected to an Hayes (.305, 19 HR, 98 RBI), agents Dawson (.284. 25 HR, 78 Last season, under enthusiastic Since winning the NL East in The Cubs hope an injectionvof cling peaches packed in juice or extra light syrup, add alleged vitamin scheme and Darryl Wilson (15 HR. 84 RBI)and Samuel RBI), who signed with the Cubs, new Manager Jim Leyland. Pitts­ 1984. the Cubs have added Dawson youth, including pitchers Jamie important amounts of niacin and vitamins A and C for Strawberry’s marital problems hit (15 HR, 78 RBI. 42 stolen bases) can and Raines (.332. 70 stolen bases), burgh compiled the best record in and Shawon Dunston to their Moyer. Drew Hall and Greg Mad­ only 60 calories per half cup. the papers. hit and so can Mike Easier (a .305 who is unsigned but says he will not spring training, fueling some mis­ lineup. Then, why is Chicago so dux and outfielders Rafael Pal­ How will this affect the Mets? It hitter). The Phillies got DH Easier return. guided optimism. When the season bad? meiro. Dave Martinez and Chico might reinforce their “us vs. from the New York Yankees for The Expos do have the hardest- started, the Pirates went 64-98. Rick Sutcliffe (5-14), Dennis Walker will help. Maybe, but not for So when there just doesn’t seem to be time to cook, avoid everyone else” syndrome and Charles Hudson and hope he can get hitting left side of the infield. Pittsburgh may be getting Eckersley (6-11). Steve Trout (5-7) a long time. the fast-food temptation with this fast and nutritious menu. Nettles revitalized; Angels’ White getting his shot ■ Select potatoes that are feirly clean, firm arxl smooth. Avoid pota­ By Barry Wllrwr Atlanta training camp as a non­ In '84, he helped the Padres Into toes with wrinkled or w ilt^ skins, soft dark areas, cut surges The Associated Press roster player, earned a berth on the their first World Series. He was not team with a .467 batting average in Spring Training re-signed by the Padres after last or a green appearaiKe. Springtime is a period of rejuve­ March, with seven homers and 12 season. nation and blossoming. Just ask RBI. The Braves, minus unsigned free Potatoes should be stored in a cool, humid (but not wet), dark 42-year-old Graig Nettles and 24- White, a rookie outfielder, has 7. Cleveland 4; (he Chicago Cubs 6. agent Bob Horner, need power, and place that’s well ventilated. year-old Devon White. done almost as well. He had three of San Francisco 5; Philadelphia 5. Nettles certainly can supply that. Nettles revitalized his career California’s 15 hits in a 7-3 win over Pittsburgh 2: Montreal 7, Los He is expected to play both first and I When cleaning, gently scrub potatoes with a vegetable brush or with a sensational spring training San Diego. White now has 46 hits Angeles 3; Detroit 6. the Chicago third for the Braves. performance, which he capped and a .411 batting average In 26 White Sox 4; Baltimore 6. Texas 4; Nettles homered twice against cellulose sponge. Tuesday with a home run and two exhibition games and will open the Toronto 15, Cincinnati 8; and the the Yankees last Friday. On doubles in leading the Atlanta season in right field for the Angels. New York Mets 6. St. Louis 6 in a Sunday. Nettles hit three home runs Braves to a 12-7 exhibition baseball Elsewhere in spring training game called after 10 Innings. and a double against Baltimore. 6IMPLR ONION SUCtOESTIONS victory over the Minnesota Twins. Tuesday. It was Houston 7, Boston Tuesday also saw several well- “I came down here to impress The 18-year veteran. Invited to the 3; Seattle 2. Oakland 1; Milwaukee known veterans cut by major people.” Nettles said. “I think the When buying loose onions, choose those with short necks atxl league teams. It was the last day on last three or four days only dry, tissue-thin skin. Onions should be firm or hard with a min­ which a a team can release a reinforces the fact I can play the imum of spots and blemishes. veteran without having to pay him game.” Angels revamped his salary for the full season. Angtls 7, Padrra 3: While Doug Store uncut onions in a single Ir^er in a cool, di^, well-ventilated Among those released were out­ DeCinces. Jack Howell and Dick place, or hang in a woven bag or in hosiery with knots between Schofield drove in two runs each. fielders Mickey Hatcher and Billy . each onion. Sample (Minnesota). Darryl Mo­ White continued his hot hitting. into a speed unit tley (Atlanta) and Mike Brown During his most recent six-game (Pittsburgh). and pitcher Pete hitting streak, the 24-year-old na­ Cut onions should be stored in a closed container in the By Ken Peters Only Downing, third baseman Ladd, outfielder Steve Henderson tive of Jamaica has gone 14-for-26 Goldcii StuNcd Onion Baliamlc Tomatooi Almandlnc refrigerator. The Associated Press Doug DeCInces and George Hen­ and infielder Dave Stapleton, all by with seven RBI. drick, who Is expected to platoon Seattle. “This Is far from typical forme,” PALM SPRINGS. Calif - The with Howell, remain from the old San Francisco traded outfielder White said. “The last time I was in a 4 Jumbo yellow onions 1/3 cup sliced almonds KBE)*INQ THB C lO m ai IN CALIFORNIA California Angels, who used a power corps. Dan Gladden to Minnesota for three streak like this was In high school, 1 cup fresh mushrooms 1/4 cup Balsamic vinegar ALMQNtK^ power-laden lineup to get Manager Opposing pitchers, while perhaps minor league pitchers. when all the competition was at my 1 tablespoon butter or margarine 1/4 cup plus 1-1/2 teaspoons almond oil Gene Mauch within one out of his not so nervous about giving up BravM 12, Twins 7; Nettles, who level.” I lb retain their fleshness, almonds should be stored in the reffiger- has reached base 13 straight times White hasn’t hit higher than .296 1-1/2 cups white sauce (recipe follows) 1/2 teaspoon garlic salt first World Series appearance, home runs, will have a different Shredded Cheddar cheese 3 tomatoes, thinly sliced ator or another cool place at temperatures below 35°F. have been retooled Into a speed unit irritant. Rookies White and McLe- over four games, has six homers In six minor league seasons. AP photo 1/2 head butter lettuce, washed and crisped for 1987. more, center fielder Gary Pettis and three doubles in that span. ‘T ve been pretty relaxed at the "I think speed may be able to and shortstop Dick Schofield all are After doubling and scoring in the plate. I don’t even care about all the The Mets' Mookie Wilson (1) is safe at second base with a Peel onions. Cut thin slice off root ends. Slice 1/3 off onion tops (reserve 1/4 cup chopped onion I Almonds fieeze well if wrapped in moisture/vaporproof material hits. I’m just trying to react to for another use). Hollow onions with spoon or melon bailer, leaving 1/8 cup chopped green pepper overcome some of the mistakes I threats to steal bases. third and walking in the fourth. stolen base as St. Louis' Ozzle Smith stretches for a wide or placed in an airtight container. make,’’ Mauch said with a smile. "We may bunt less this year,” Nettles hit a two-run homer In the different situations.” sheijs 3/8-inch thick with bottoms intact. Chop the onion parings and 1-1/2 teaspoons capers, optional 'T v e never had a team with as Mauch said. “I prefer not to waste sixth. California Manager Gene Mauch throw In their exhibition game Tuesday. The clubs played the mushrooms; saute in butter over medium heat S minutes. Prepare IA naturally dehydrated food, almonds contain an average of only said White ‘-has shown me every­ many rabbits. The dust will be an out when you’ve got a guy who “I tried to make their decision as to a 6-all tie. white sauce; add to onion mushroom mixture. Firmly pack mixture Spread almonds in a single l ^ r on cookie sheet. Tbast in 300°F. oven, 5% water. flying and I think that makes for has an 85 or 90 percent chance of hard as I could on them,” Nettles thing he possibly could. Now I know into onion shells. Sprii^e generously with cheese. Place in baking 5 to 8 minutes, until gdden brown; cool. Combine vinegar, 1 /4 cup what he can do.” exciting baseball.’’ stealing” said. “I’d have to say this has been one run in 6 2-3 Innings. Orosco, the Mets left-handed relief dish, cover and bake in 350'T . oven 30 minutes. Remove cover for last oil and garlic s^t; pour over tomatoes. Marinate 15 to 20 minutes. Line the best spring of my life.I’ve never Astros 9, Red Box 3: Nolan Ryan The Angels, a rather stodgy club While admitting he’d like to have Pinch-runner Donnell Nixon ace. failed to protect a 6-4 lead. 10 minutes to brown cheese and onions. Makes 4 servings serving dish with lettuce leaves. Arrange tomato slices over top, reserv- CALIFORNIA CUNO FBACMBS: of older, high-priced hitters in power as well as speed, Mauch said, been much of a spring player and allowed only one run In four scored on a groundnut by Rey Rookie Jim Lindeman led off the “You look at the Dodgers in the mid I’ve always been a streaky home innings, struck out eight and did not Quinones for the winning run. ing marinade. Saute onion and green pepper in remaining 1-1/2 ANANYtlMBtRfiAT recent years, figure to resemble a ninth with a double. It was teaspoons almond oil. Stir in capers and reserved marinade; spoon young track team this season. ’60s and they won with pitching, run hitter.” walk a batter. Lindeman’s third hit of the game, White iSduce; In small saucepan, melt I tablespoon butter or marga­ defense and speed. They didn’t Nettles has hit more home runs Glenn Davis drove in two runs OrtolM 6, Rangers 4; Eddie rine. Stir in 1 tablespoon flour. Gradually add 1 cup milk, stirring con­ over tomatoes. Sprinkle with almonds to serve. Makes 4 servings. I Use lighter California cling peach slices with all of the flesh fhiits Speed on the basepaths, pitching Murray drove in two runs and boosting his spring average to .379. 9 and defense seem to be the score many runs, had about zero (319) than any third baseman In with a first-inning double. A third- Pendleton followed with his homer. stantly. Add 1/4 teaspoon salt and 1/8 teaspoon pepper. Cook and stir of spring and summer. 9 extended his hitting streak to 10 strengths for the defending Ameri­ power, and they still won. It can be American League history (he has inning double by Robbie Wine and The Mets’ Ron Darling started over m ilium heat until thickened. Mark Bailey’s two-run pinch-hit games. Cal Ripken Jr. had two can League West champions. done.” 384 overall). He was with the Twins and gave up five of St. Louis’ 10 hits Pour light California cling prach slices and all liquid in a shal- Mauch thinks pitching is Califor­ and Indians before joining the homer in the fifth helped the Astros singles and a double for the Orioles, Reggie Jackson wasn’t re-signed, and four runs. low 8-inch metal cake pan; freeze slushy. Spoonn icedic ‘ flnit into ■ Bobby Grich retired and left fielder nia’s strongest suit, and a defense Yankees in 1973. In a decade with to a 7-1 lead. giving him 7-for-9 in the last two Brian Downing was taken off the Improved by speed should make the New York. Nettles became the Marinsrs t, Athlsllcs 1: Solid games, while Rick Burleson added stemmed wine glasses; top with chilled ginger ale. field and made the designated staff even tougher. premier third baseman in the starting pitching kept this game a solo homer and a single. Btami MatoBi LYonnilM CumbBflBnd Turkty hitter. While the Angel lineup, including American League. tight. Mike Morgan allowed five Mats 6, Cardinals 6, 15 Innings: ■ Ibss tom greens with well drained li^ t California cling peach The Angel lineup now lists Devon second-year first baseman Wally He signed with the Padres for the hits, walked two and struck out four Terry Pendleton hit a two-run PLAINFIELD slices and toasted slivered almonds. Dress with a light oil and White In right field, Mark McLe- Joyner, is quite young, Mauch said 1984 season after Yankees owner in 6 1-3 innings. Oakland’s Dave homer in the ninth inning to forge GHEYHOUND PARK 1 pound fhlly-cooked Breast of Thrkey raspberry vinegar. George Steinbrenner said Nettles Stewart, named to start Oakland’s 4 medium potatoes (about 1-1/3 pounds), more at second base and Jack he has confidence in the the tie in a game called by mutual sliced v4 inch thick 1 can (16 ounces) California ding peach Howell in left. newcomers. was “in the twilight of his career." home opener, gave up (tve hits and consent after 10 innings. Jesse Paces every 15 minutes, open 6 days a weeh 1 can (10-3M ounces) chicken broth s l i ^ in Juke or extra light syrup 1/3 cup vegetable oil 1/2 cup port wine tBRRlPtC TUfUCBY UPS Modal Whan you’ra asrious about parformancs buy ths 1/4 cup liquid fhim peaches MANCHESTER COON & FOX CLUB «0«t 2 tablespMHis white wine vinegar walk bshind mowar that was ratsd ths bast SCHEDULE 2 teaspoons grainy mustard 1 tablespoon lemon Juice Look for the natural shape of Breast of IXirkey to be ‘ Bolsna 9000 Ssrlas Combination Mowar. MATINEE I tWILITE |eVENIN^ Salt and pepper, to taste I tablespoon cornstarch certain that you’re getting one-fourth of an actual turkey breast •429“ 1/2 teaspmn dry mustard for real turkey taste and texture. TROUT FISHING DERBY This two In ona mowar allows you to bag 1:0 0 PM SOOPM 7:3 0 PM Chopped pm l^ or mulch and faaturas: a4 HP Briggs & PretoMlenel OuaWy lor 1/4 cup currant Jelly NO LIMIT All three varieties-Oven Roasted, Baibecued and Hickory 7 7 In saucepan combine potatoes and broth. Bring to boil; reduce heat Stratton Engina aunlqua SIngla •It HP IntfuMiW/Oom- Smoked-are moist, lean and ready to serve right from the lavar Haight adjuatar oQuIck Top moraW anas* » stmlton and simmer covered, until just lender, about K) minutes. Remove fiom Cut turkqi into 1/4-inch slices; set aside. Drain pe^hes, reserving Sunday, April 5, 1987 Instn* liquid for sauce. Combine wine, peach Ifouid, lemon juke, cornstarch package. cnook out Mw BoIom Easy Empty Qrasa Baging heat; drain and reserve b i ^ from potatoes. Combine 1/4 cup of the •Tough aM mustard in laiw skillet. Add jelly. Cook on mraium heat, stir­ 10 a.m. • 4 p.m. Una at Otrtftn Tiaelora Systam *• ijUgi broth (reserve remaining broth for another use), the oil, vinegar, now wlUi fTM High Paifor- mustaid, salt and pepper. Whisk to blend. Bour over potatoes, toss­ ring constantly until thickened. Adidtuikey. Bring toaboil; turndown Keep refl^rated and use Oven Roasted or Baibecued Breast of North River Rd., Coventry manoa ptoktgo. ing gently to coat. Let stand K) minutes to serve warm, or serve at room heat. Cover. Simmer K) minutes. Place turkey on platter. Add peaches Ibikey within 3 days afler opening; Hickory Smoked within 7 (Follow signs off Rt. 44Af temperature. Garnish with parsley. Makes 4 servings. to skillet; stir and heat through. Serve with turkey. Makes 4 servings. days. Children under 16..... *4.00 ea. W.N. PREUSS SONS 16 yeera end older...... *0.00 ea. 228 Bolton Tpko. RAIN OR BNINf...NO LICRNtR RROUIRBO BottoRyConnoctlcnt < Senioi citizens always admitted FREE *50 Caah Priia for Largaal Trout No one under 18 admitted 643-9492 REFRESHMENT STAND (203) 564-3391 I w — WAWCntoiTcR HE»AU>, Wedhwdiwr. Awll l. \W l MAWCHECTERHERALD. MedBewfav. Aerll L M87- lt_ cooks Food Costs Advice S y lia n c v Pappas almond paste, and maMng an ieat cooks sksppfnggrahdbwn on a Wlio eats up doHart l«S fo(tf IN porfpr elaborate floral arrangement from plate,” said Warrant Officer Andre S30 cut vegetables. Milot, an Arm y food service man­ “CookJe," th« tanooed Armjr On a table nearby stood an eagle ager who teaches aspiring cooks at Boys and their little toys cook in tho Beetle Bailey comic carved from tallow and an Intri­ Port Lee, Va. strip, would have been mortified if cately detailed little cottage setrtp- he’d dropped in on the Manchester ted from bread dough. These were POR JUST under an boor, Milot High School home economics similar to pieces which the Army and Warrant Officer Barry Grif­ cause countless tragedies classes on Monday morning chefs enter in culinary shows, fiths held M students’ attention in a There in the front of Room 154 including the annual Chefs’ Show­ crowded classroom. ’The room was DEAR with no cards. How can she possibly stood two Arm y ceoirs in fbil case in Chicago, and the Culfnary so silent that Oie bun of the ARBY: It was a thank each of you? uniform. But there was no stewed Olympics in Prankfort, West fluorescent lights could be heard. In heautffiil spring Incidentally, the guests who day bt Ellisville, mystery meat in sight. The two men Germany. fact, the silence worried Griffiths, a In DBCBffibor 1966, a (properly) sent their presents to were carving swans out of apples, "Things have certainly changed culinary exchange officer from the so I went for a D ear A M iy our home before the usiMiif sculpting miniature fimit from afot. We don't have those stereotyp- British Army, as he deftly rolled a modoratBly prlcod diet walk in my received a thank-you note by return tiny banana and an even smaller for a family of four with neighborhood mall? ____ park. Through Abigail Van Buren apple out of colored alinond paste. MOTHER OF THE BRIDE Bfamantary-school child- the trees I saw "Conoe on, talk to n»e. You are three boya with DEAR MOTHER: Your opaii awfully quiet. I ’m sure you’ re not ran coat $103.30 a wook. several pellet letter appears to have been written always as quiet as this,” be said. A thrifty diet waa $64.60 guns intently by a woman with a cloaed mind. Becky PerMU, a teacher for one and a liberal diet coat tracking some­ There is no excuae for the cards to of the dasaes shoe-homed into the $124.10 a week. thing. There was a flutter of daughter’s wedding was beautiful. he “ looae," loot or dropped on the room, vouched for Griffiths on that. feathers, several barely aimed Thank srau all for coming. floor; the thoughtfol bride aaka n "This is prohahly my HveHest, my Source-. U S. Department of Agricutture shots, then some peals of laughter. Unfortunately, some of you will metober of the family or a ehwe most vocal class." she said. " I ’ve I was so angry and upset that by not receive a thank-you note for personal friend to aee that the carda never seen them so quiet ” the time I found the badly injured your lovely presents. The reason and gifts are kept together in mt Were they half asleep? "Oh. no. bird, I was speechless. When those should be obvious; the practice of orderly fashion. And by the way, it it’s Just realty interesting," said Choose dishes with cheese boys saw the tears in my eyes as I b rin in g a gift to the reception is is not considered "hnproper" to Pam Lindstrom, a senior whosat in picked up the dying creature to becoming the norm rather than the bring a wedding gift to the the front row for the demonstration. humanely put It out of its misery, I exception. Very late in the evening, reception. "Yeah, really impressive." said think they knew. after the newlyweds had departed, for variety in Lenten menu So, if you are looking for the first Paul Magnuson, another senior. the caterer had been paid and the IMEAR ABRY: After two years of " I ’d try sA quart casserole. by the parents of an untold number blame my daughter for not specifi­ form a vase. and other nut­ Add evaporated milk and pepper of children whose toys include cally mentioning your gift. She has DEAR HURT: Tell him you were A large bunch of greeii onions Is ity College. " I t ’s an efficient way to rients found in sauce; stir. Microwave for 3 to 4 pellet guns that could conceivably no Idea who gave her that place hurt and why. Rick may be a loving separated, and a bamboo skewer Is M to M (Hning facilities, said Milot. "c a tU m e n ," they win take their milk. Nutrition­ minutes on high or until thickened, injure a family pet. blind a child, or setting of sterling silver. We have and good man, but his timing Is gel out our message. We can tell Each serves different footb — one Inserted into each of the long, people the food’s better now than it meal cards elsewhere. ally rich, cheese comes in many thickened, stirring every 2 minutes. stirring after 2 minutes, then every kill the first robin of spring. loose gift cards . and we have gifts poor. may have a more elaborate salad forms, types and flavors. SO seconds. It is the responsibility of parents hollow green fronds, forming the used to be. But H’s a lot more "W e're no longer talking about Add grated cheese; stirringtomelt. bar, another may offer a lot of ''rhe diversity of varieties of Garnish with pretzels, if desired. Add cheese. Stir until melted. If to raise moral children to have stems for the flowers. effective If they can see that for the captive audience," said Milot.. Tex-Mex foods, a third may have cheeses available In local cheese Yields 4 servings. necessary, microwave 1 to 2 reverence for life and to respect all ’The flowers themselves may be themselves." "You have choices. And the cooks radish roses, carrot curls, or little more Oriental entrees. A person siHtps and supermarkets is truly minutes on high, until cheese melts, living creatures. And why must Infection from mold stationed at the base uses the have accountability." astonishing. ’Ihe products of many CreolB Rarebit stirring every minute. children "play” with guns, tulips carved from potatoes. ‘THE CARVED P R U IT and ve­ monthly meal card, whicb costs And how about the old myth of KP ‘ nations, to suit a variety of tastes S tablespoons butter Beat egg whites with cream of anyway? The Arm y uses teams like Milot getables are not used exclusively approximatley $1M per month, in doty, where a new recruit peels ^ uses, are readily available. Vi cup mtneed onion tartar until stiff but not dry. Set and Griffiths to make the armed for officers’ chibs and catered could damage lungs any of theue cafeterias. mountaim of potatoes. Cheese can truly be an interna­ Vi cup chopped green pepper aside. Beat egg yolks until thick and DEAR ABBY: Please print this services more appealing, said S^. parties. "Even the food for the "Well, it’s not much used as a tional adventure. If you are limiting •A cup milk lemon colored. Slowly pour cheese — an open letter to wedding guests: Michael Griggs, the Manchester basic enlisted man has improved D E A R DR. The managers are given a fair punishmefit any m ore." said Grif­ your taste buds by buying only one Vi cup tomato soup, undilated mixture over beaten egg yolks, After eight months of planning, Mwtia ptioto by Tucker recruiter who arranged the visit. tremendously," said OHffiths. or two kinds of cheese, consider beating constantly until well- and several thousand dollars, my GOTT: Just be­ amount of autonomy in choosing fiths. "But there are still mountains IVt cups pimienio cheese spread “ Basically, what we’re trying to "There’s not that much emphasis purchasing a small amount of 2 or 3 comMned. Spoon mixture over fore harvest last Warrant Officer Barry Qriffitha, an Army chef and their menus, and are Judged on of vegetables to be peeled." IW cups shredded sharp Cheddar do Is break the myths of what the on catering for generals. You’d see different varieties next time you’re cheeoe beaten egg whites. Fold gently until June, my hus­ their ability to keep an appropriate He ctmipared K P duty to civilian instructor, shows a roll of almond paste to a home food Is like.” he said, as the chefs these carved pineapple birds and ih the supermarket. You will be > egg yolks Just blended. Turn into an un- band went into a percentage of people coming work. " It ’s hard work at the bottom D r. G«»tt economics class at Manchester HIght School. prepared for their afternoon dem­ such right on the (cafeteria) line." delighted with the taste and texture Toast points greased 2 quart souffle dish. bin that con­ through the lines. If the food does of any profession. But it’s worth the onstration at Manchester Commun- of the numerous different kinds of Place butter, onion and green Microwave for 20 to 35 minutes on Thoughts tained moldy An average Army base, will have not meet the expectations of the climb." Peter Qott. M.D. this protein-rich product which are pepper in a 2-quart casserole. low (20 percent), or until top is dry, grain. He wore a waiting for you to enjoy. Microwave at high for 5 to 6 rotating the dish every 10 minutes. dust mask but Supermarket Shopper Cheese Is classified as natural, minutes. Stir after 2 minutes. Add Serve Immediately. A couple of weeks ago, I was in was sick for four process, process cheese food, or milk and soup: stir well. Micro- my backyard inspecting some days afterward process cheese spreads. It is very wave at high for 2 minutes. Stir In Jumbo shBlIs mounds that I suspect were the with fever, important to select the right type of cheese spread and shredded work of our resident moles, when I chills, cough wHh clam bbucb DEAR READER; A rheumatolo­ cheese for use in recipes. Most cheese. Microwave at high for 2 began to hear one of the glorious and a burning feeling in his lungs. Flying coupons on conveyor belt get a shopper’s goat recipes will specify the type of minutes. 12 Jumbo macaroni shells, cooked sounds of spring. From down Inside Since then, he’s had dizzy spells in gist. The fact that your daughter has Joint pain and muscle stiffnesslf?n cheese to be used for best results. Beat egg yolks. Add some of the and cooled. one of the burrowed tunnels that the morning and evening. Could the suggests that she has an unusual Bv Wortln Sloane Microwaving of cheese is usually hot mixture to the beaten yolks. Stir connected two of the mounds, I mold have caused damage to a permitted. But the last time I heard, there was no law FILLING: non-rheumatold form of arthritis. A United Feature Syndicate done at a reduced power level to egg yolk mixture into the hot cheese heard the faint sound of water — nerve In the brain? that would prohibit trading or selling coupons IW cops rtcotta cheese specialist In Joint diseases would be Has anything changed? prevent tough or stringy texture, or mixture. Microwave at high for 2 rushing water flowing Just under DEAR READER: No, but the 1 cup grated Parmesan cheese the surface of the lawn. As I bent the next most appropriate DEAR M ARTIN: 1 Just got home from the grocery JUDY BRADSHAW Clip ’n’ file refunds an oily surface. Because there isn’t minutes. Serve over toast points. mold could have caused damage to 1 egg slightly beaten down for a closer look. I could resource. store, and I am really upset. The store where I shop METAIRIE. LA. any Heat in the microwave, cheese Yields 8 servings. your husband's lungs. Hypersensi­ Vi teaspoon garlic Juice actually peer through the cracks in Insists that we put our coupons on the top of each Item Baked Goode, Deseerts (P ile 7) Can be melted without a double tivity pneumonitis, or farmer’s DEAR DR. GOTT: Should any Product Code. Illinois residents must add 7 ChBBBB currlBd Bggs I teaspoon dried basil leaves the burrowed tunnel and see a as we put the Items on the checkout counter. DEAR JUDY; I still know of no laws that would Clip out this file and keep It with similar cash-off boiler, the cheese doesn’t stick to lung, Is an infection caused by precautions be taken if someone percent sales tax. Expires April M, 1M7. Vi teaspoon salt miniature river that was being fed The problem Is that the coupons won’t stay on top of prevent consumers from trading or selling coupons, so coupons - beverage refund offers with beverage the utensils, and constant stirring t tablespoons butter inhaling mold spores. It sometimes has an enlarged heart ventricle and ’THOMAS’ Free Toast-R-Cakes Offer. Receive a Dash of pepper by the melting winter snows and many of the Items. ’They fall off as the conveyer moves, long as It Is not part of a conspiracy to misredeem coupons, for exaitiple. Start collecting the needed isn’t needed. When a cheese sauce, 2 green onions, thinly sliced produces an illness resembling thickened heart muscle? Are there coupon good for one free package of any flavor of some recent rain! and I wind up chasing coupons. Some fall between the them Restrictive language designed to discourage proofs of purchase while looking for the required dip or fondue cools, It can be Vi cup finely chopped pimlento SAUCE: acute bronchial asthma, or It may any dangers? Thomas’ Toast-R-Cakes. Send the required This springtime happening re­ cracks and are gone forever. Then I lose my savings. trading or selling of coupons has no legal effect. reheated In the microwave with no >/i cup finely chopped green 1 tablespoon cornstarch masquerade as a low-grade pneu­ forms at the supermarket. In newspapm and ---refundwuBsvu.aBas form r and i VUUC'I the Universal Product Can you offer some advice? ------XAfOC toss of quality. pepper 1 cop of tomato Juice minds me of how Jesus told the monia. Your husband should check DEAR READER: A thickened magazines, and when trading with frien d. Offers wmbols from three packages of any flavor of heart muscle Is normal among ; Shredded cheese melts faster and S tablespoons flour i cup clam Juice Samaritan woman at the well that with a doctor to determine If he DELORES DEWIND FOOD ITEM OF NOTE: It Is no secret that may not be available In'all areas of the country ’rhomas’ Toast-R-Cakes. Expires April M, 1957. V more evenly than a chunk of IW teaspoons curry powder 4 teaspoons olive oil He would give her "living water” contracted a fungus or mold well-trained athletes, but an en­ MUSKEGON. MICH. American farmers, especially small farmers, are Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. TWIX Cookie Bara |1 Coffee Offer. Receive a cheese. If using a food processor to 2 cups milk Vk teaspoon garlic Jnicc that will fill her in a way such that Infection from being in the bln. larged ventricle (heart chamber) badly in need of economic help. And it Is about time that These offers require refund forms: coupon good for a I I off your next purchase of DEAR DELORES; When supermarkets ask you to Shred cheese, It should be well- Vk cup sherry Vk teaspoon dried basil leaves she would "never thirst" again Treatment with antl-fungal drugs due to overdeveloped cardiac mua- major manufacturers Joined In the effort to lend them a KEEBLER Free Refrigerator Note Magnet coffee. SendDcnu the uie requiredrequireo reiunarefund lormform and four match up your coupons with the Items, this is their way chilled. The microwave can also be Dash of pepper (4 teaspoon sugar (John 4:7-15). Like the springtime usually Is effective once the ailment cle is almost always abnormal In a hand. One of them has. Del Monte, a subsidiary of RJR B ***“ [''* ® Refrigerator Note Magnet proofs of purchase from any combination of ’Twix sedentary Individiual. This usually of double-checking to make sure that you really used to bring cheese to room 8 bard-cooked eggs, peeled and Vi teaspoon pepper waters under my lawn that begin to has bron diagnosed. Nabisco, is combining Its desire to help with set. Send the required refund form and Caramel Cookie Bars and/or ’Twix Peanut Butter means that the heart is working too purchase the Item for which you are using the coupon. temperature for optimum flavor. sliced In half lengthwlBe Vi teaspoon dry red wine bring grass and shrubs and trees to promotional Ingenuity. proof-of-purchase seals from any Keebler Soft Cookie Bars Family Packs. Expires June SO, 1 ^ '. I can understand the frustration of trying to put 2/S cup shredded Swiss cheeoe Cook Jumbo shells by conven­ life again, so do the "living waters" DEAR DR. GOTT: Six months hard and having to compensate for "Help Keep America Growing" Is a Del Monte Batch Cookies. Expires June 80, 1987, or while WONDER LiihtLight RefundRe' " Offer.----- Receive four ago, my active, healthy 8-year-old a blockage. Increased pressure in coupons on top of bottles of soda, or salad dressing. If supplies last. CheetB soup Place butter in a 2-quart batter tional methods, according to pack­ of Christ rush into our lives to consumer promotion that promises to donate f l to IS-cent c o lo n s good on purchases of wonder daughter began to complain of pain the arterial system or a malfunc­ you were the one shopper in a thousand able to get them • S tablespoons butler bowl, add onions, pimlento, and age directions. Drain, and cool to refresh weary spirits, to nourish Farm Aid for every 20 Del Monte or Hawaiian Punch SARA LEE Breakfast Offer. Receive special Ught. Send the required refund form and two faith, and to awaken feelings of In her foot. Our family doctor tion of heart contraction. A person to stay put without the aid of chewing gum, you might savings on Corning 6-by-6 Snack-lt dishes. Send : 1/3 cup chopped onion chopped green pepper. Microwave handle. labels submitted, up to a total contribution of tl Universal Product Code symbois from New hope and new life! diagnosed a sprained ankle. Since with the condition you describe have a good trick for "Late Night with David the required refund form and the Universal V* cup grated carrot on high for l ‘A to 2 minutes, or until In a mixing bowl, blend together Letterman” million. Wonder Light Bread. Expires April SO, 1987 Spring Is a wonderful time to then. both feet bother her, and some should be examined by a cardiolo­ Product Code symbols from any packages of new Here’s a refund form to write for: t tablespoons sliced almonds, vegetables are tender crisp. Blend all of the filling ingredients. Fill But, If you do not Intend to enter show business, In flour and curry powder, micro- each shell with about l ‘/k teaspoons Invite the living waters of Christ to days her hands are too stiff to tie gist so that the abnormality can be Farm Aid is a non-profit organization established to Sara Lee Hearty Fruit Muffins, Individual Danish NUPRIN IS Rebate Offer, P.O. Box 144SS chopped consider leaving a lot more space between your Items wave for 30 seconds on high. Slowly of filling mixture. Place seam side flow Into your life! her shoelaces. She’s had a blood diagnosed. An overworks^ heart provide a practical assistance to farm families in or All Butter Coffee Cake. For four Snack-lts, Baltimore, MD SIMS. This offer expires July Si’ : W cup ol flour as you put them on the checkout counter and slide one add milk and sherry, then salt and down in a large glass or irtlcrowave- test for rheumotold arthritis and eventually will give out, leadliw to agricultural communities. The submission of labels send a check or money order for $14.05 and three 1987, but requests for the form must be received V4 teaspoon white pepper edge of each coupon under the Items they are for. It pepper. Microwave on high for 5 safe casserole dish. Charles H. Ericson, X-rays to look for fracture. Our heart failure — a condition of fluid also qualifies consumers for a sweepstakes for free Universal Product Codes; for two Snack-lts, send by June 15,1987. While waiting for the form, save VI teaspoon salt works. mlnutes.jor until thickened, stirring Place cornstarch In a 4-cup glass Pastor doctor is stumped. What specialist overaccumulation that causes diffi­ trips to a Farm Aid concert. a check or money order for 98.95 and two the entire Universal Product Code symbol from a IVk cups of milk with a wire whisk twice. measure. Add a small amount of Bolton Congregational Church could help her? culty breathing. Consumers can mail labels to; Del Monte Corp., P.O. Universal Product Codes; foroneSnack-It.senda Nuprin 150s carton, along with the cash-register - 1 can (10V4 ounces) condensed DEAR M ARTIN: Many coupons still have fine print Box 2M5. Young America. Minn. 5S399. Submissions check or money order for 95.05 and one Universal receipt with the purchase price circled. chicken broth Slice eggs in half, lengthwise, and tomato Juice, stirring until smooth. that states that trading or selling the coupons is not must be received or postmarked by Oct. 31, 1987. ; W cup dry white wine place in a l>/k-quart rectangular Mix in remaining tomato juice, t cups shredded paslurized pro­ dish. Cover with curry sauce and clam juice, olive oil, garlic juice, cess cheese spread with baron sprinkle with cheese. Microwave on basil, sugar and pepper. Micro- Pretzels, if desired for garnish 70 percent (medium-high) for 5 wave at high for 4 to 6 minutes, or Menus In a 2-quart casserole, combine minutes, or until heated through. until slightly thickened, stirring Grandopening butter, onion, carrot and almonds. Serve over toast points or hot every minute. Blend in milk and Alcrowaye at high for 4 minutes, or cooked rice. Serves 4 to 6 people. wine. Pour over shells. Anne’s Place until butter melts and almonds are Microwave at 50 percent (me­ Senior citliene M m Ib o n W h s o ls chini. salad, dessert, tuna salad Friday: Baked halibut, veal umiax HAin a tannino m l m light brown, stirring after each dium) power for 9 to 18 minutes, or The following meals will be sandwich, fruit, milk. scallopine, cheeseburger on a bun. ChBBBB SOUfflB The following meals will be Covsntry BlBmsntarlM Tues-Fr110-9 p.m. minute. Stir In flour, pepper and until heated through, rotating 3 served at Mayfair Gardens and crab meat salad. served to Meals on Wheels clients ’The following lunches will be salt. Slowly stir in milk, chicken Vi cup flour times during cooking. Let stand for Westhill Gardens the week of April ManchMtBr hospital Saturday; Salisbury steak, scal­ Sat to 4 p.m. the week of April 0 to 10. The hot served in the Coventry elementary k^th and wine. Microwave at high Vi teaspoon salt 8 to 6 minutes, covered. Yields 4 6 to 10 to Manchester residents who lops, pork chowe mein. noon meal Is listed first, the cool The following meals will be schools the week of April 6 to 10; fj^r 7 to 8 minutes, or until slightly VI teaspoon dry musiard servings. are 60 or older; Haircuts TOTOs Perms evening meal second. served next week in the cafeteria at Monday; Fruit Juice, hot dog, Monday: Baked meat loaf. Span­ Manchester Memorial Hospital to ManchMtBr tchoolB cheese sticks, fries, pop com. Monday; Grape Juice, chicken ish rice, mixed vegetables, salad, senior citizens, between 4:30 and The following lunches will be Tuesday: Lasagna, green beans, supreme, mashed potatoes, mixed dessert. Ham salad sandwich, fruit, 6;30 p.m. daily. served in the Manchester public garlic bread, fruit crisp. *5 f *20 TRAVEL TIME is pleased to welcome its newest 9 vegetables, rye bread, freckled milk Sunday: Chicken pot pie, corn schools the week of April 8 to 10. Wednesday: Cheeseburger, pudding. Tuesday: Veal pattle with mush­ bread, liver and onions, beef Monday; Hot dog on a roll, potato french fries, com niblets, gelatin staff member, GAIL EATON Tuesday; Farmer Brown soup, room sauce, whipped potatoes, wax turnover with gravy. puffs, broccoli, rosy applesauce. with topping. macaroni and cheese, broccoli, beans, salad, dessert. Egg salad Monday; Stuffed cabbage, mea- Tuesday: Hearty beef stew with Thursday: Salad bar. wheat bread, cherry tart with sandwich, applesauce, milk. tloaf with gravy, seafood newburg, potatoes and vegetables, corn- Friday: Pizza,^lad, frolt. >83 ^ topping. Wednesday: American chop hot dogs on a bun. bread, Jell-0 fruit bar. . 'v ^ . Wedneoday: Cranapple Juice, hot suey, carrots, peas, salad, dessert. Tuesday: Cafeteria closed to the Wednesday: Grape Juice, dogs, baked beans, Hawaiian cole Giicken sandwich, pears, milk. public for a hospital function. chicken pattie on a roll, cranberry CovBfitry High School slaw. Ice cream. Hinrsduy: Roast chicken quarter Wednesday; Pizza, tuna noodle sauce, lettuce and tomato, com ’llinroday: Pineapple Juice, Hun­ The following lunches will be with gravy, cranberry sauce, casserole, poor boy sandwich, filet chips, chocolate pudding. 171 Spencer Street garian goulash, noodles, zucchini, served at Coventry High School the baked potato, squash, salad, des­ of sole. ’nmroday: Baked lasagna, meat pumpernickel bread, fresh fruit. week of April 6 to 10; Manchester, Conn. sert. Bologna and cheese sandwich, Thursday; Roast turkey with sauce, buttered green beans, Friday; Vegetable soup, caizone Monday: Grilled cheese sand­ peaches, milk. gravy, American chop suey. saus­ chilled pears. Tliere's a brand new Dunkin Donut^shop in your neighborhood. Where you can with Italian sauce, green beans, Friday: Cheese ravioli with to­ wich, french fries, fruit. age and peppers, roast beef with Friday: Cheese pizza, tossed enjoy the rich old fashioned flavor o f our fresh made donuts, fresh brewed coffee, tossed salad. Italian bread. mato sauce, brussels sprouts, zuc­ gravy. Ibraday; Pot luck. salad, apple crisp. Wednesday; Ziti, meat sauce, muffins and other baked goods in modem surroundings. So bring in the attached roll, green beans, fmit. coupons and come celebrate with us today. It's a great place for a grand time. Flavorful pasta dlnnar Is fast to fix BoKon Bchooln Ihnroday: Hot turkey sandwich, mashed potatoes, friiit. . ANNE’S PUCE The following lunches will be A oomplein unisex hair onion. 7 By Nancy Byal Friday; P in a , salad, fruit. 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(R) memRerB of SootR United [MAX] MOVIE: Tho Orsat Oatsb/ A 12:30'AM 3 Oynoatv handsome tycoon, now married to a First Deputy Superintendent 3 Entortainniom Tonight ■TetHodist tnember of Long Island society, seeks to Ned Sheffield (John Getz) 9 9 Jim a Tommy Cktireii’s Cian- hKiawure his lost love Robert Redford. stands before Mariah Stale (SwrOVUt-ChatgaorthaUghtBHgadar eei Choir filed a^s Farrow. Bruce Dern 1974 Rated down the aisle EG. Prison, an antiquated correc­ Tha moat amaifrtg roalwear advontura M. Rwwb Taylor tional facility that houses evar told Is ra.anactad. Errol Flynn. Oli­ hi Aeir robe* of via de Havllland. David Nhian. 103B. 8 :1 5 P M [HBOi Don't Touch Blair 2,500 men and women in­ goWnndpwrRie, n r r ^ , mk\ Scatara and Kelly Wolf star mates. on ABC's new series, ( 8 i S I LaM Wght with DavM Lottatman they framed in tho atoiy of a babysitter who raco^* (In Stareo) first the organ at niiM the tall-tala tigna of child molesta­ "Mariah State." It premieres ( S i Alfrad Mltohooek Fra aanta tion. ¥RED(NESOAV, APRR. t. the aftar, and ® IWora Roal F aopla Infer, nsore fntfmately. the piano ment of "At tte Elver.’’ The choIr'B 5 :3 0 P M [ESFN] winner'! Circle iBlOanaBaott CHECK LISTINGS FOR FXACT TIME set helow, during Satnrd^s sustained ftitai note at leant made 6 : 0 0 P M 3 ) d ) (S» ® luawe [ESP N ] Mark toabi'a Balt WMar Jour, concert. ® Three's Company nal far a sattriying ffniBh. This was warm-op for Sunday’s After tte »eapeil» " I Wm Ariw ,” (X) Magnum, F.l. [U SA ] Edge of Night performameeB at two Soston l^xBn^EV wB^wBi BBw » CB) Gimme a Bioak 1 2 : 5 0 A M [HWM MOVIE: S a d Man- cirarcim , owr or mein me Btatonc ' Tha antfealea of inaytha youthhil residanti 9 Mork and Mindy her sister's boyfriend Phoebe Cates, Pa­ nefarious former boyfriend returns to OM Fforth Church. Al) the lyrics John Beggx created a fine aolo In ( 8 M-A-S-H her life (60 min.) (In Stereo) of an orphanago thraatan to drive its ad­ mela Bellwood. Ted Wees. 1983. ministrators intsno. Martin Mult. Karan w ere in English. Compoeitlons Jaefewm and G e tw e e ta "Poor I S Nawa (Live) (S) O Highway to Heaven (CC) Divine d s INN News Black. 1884. RatMl R. dMed from early igfh century to Wayfaring Stranger." IlisheartfMI (EPOoetorWho intervention permits a lonely writer to 3 9 Pollea Story l l O O A M 3 I tova luoy ngg, hot moBt were deHvered in a efforts rose above ordinary ( B Charliara Angels meet the ghost of a secret agent who was murdered in 1968. (60 min) (In O Wild. Wild West 3 Jo * FrankHn Show Inid-hnek, ohf-timewodpol *ty)o- A materia). i S Quincy Stereo) 8% (S2 Bronx Zoo Sara rights for a 93) TwHIght Zono coMiBtent anegro tempo, even The bass section Mione in O Beportor 41 (JS) Live from the Met: Carmen This school transfer, a new substitute dynamics and fretpient use of the teacher faces horror in the classroom. ® Mouda Pfantsch’s "Go and TeH John." fts O Auction (3 hn.) production of Bizet's opera about the chortm in unison and rounds pre- finale of rounds was most effective, gypsy stars Agnes Baltse, Gabrieta Ben- (60 min.) (In Stereo) [CNN] Croaafira f i ) Carol Burnett end Friends dsmlnated. The chortn’s resonant with sopranos and bass prominent. ackova, Jose Carreras and Samuel Ra­ (2$ Local News [OIS] MOVIE: 'Knight without ArmouK if placid harmony was the main MOVIE: 'House of Dies Dreer' A mey (3 hrs) (29 Honeymooners A British spy in Russia attempts to save Mesxo-soprano Sharon Deihy al- family moves into a house reputed to be s countess from revolutionaries. Mar­ feature in the first two works. MOVIE: 'A Walk in the Spring Rain' 5 1 Perry Maeon temated with the choir in Dawson’s haunted by ita builder, an abolitionist While the husband is preoccupied with lene Dietrich. Rotwrt Donat. Basil Gill. Handel’s "Sing Unto GotT’ and "Tlwrc Is a Babn tot GDead.” She [CNN] CNN News 1937. who wat active in the underground rail­ his writing on their Tennessee vacation, Friedell’s "Dnw Us Into the needed more breath support for a road. Howard E. Rollins. Shavar Ross. the wife falls in love with a mountain [HBO] Barbara Streisand: One Voice [ESP N ] Tom Mann Outdoore Joe Seneca 1984. Rated NR Spirit’s Father." more even, legato effect in her man Ingrid Bergman, Anthony Quinn. HBO presents Barbara Streisand as she [U SA ] Search for Tomorrow fCS^Rf] SportsLook Fritz Weaver 1970 belts OUT hits and shows her glitz from Soprano indith Loven provided upper range, but she was comforta­ (H BO ] MOVIE: 'Ootoher (CC) A young her own backyard in her first live per­ 1 :O S A M [M AX] MOVIE: T o Live end some darkly dramatic moments In ble in her midrange. ( 8 MOVIE: 'Bonaath tha Planat of tha DIb hi L.A.' (CC) A govornment ag«nt college student's make-believe espion­ Apas' Human civilization stages its grea­ formance in twenty years (65 min.) (In the final section of Gounod’s "O Stereo) go«5 undarcovar to find a countarfattar Baritone Robert Gordon made a age game turns real when he meets a test battle for survival against a world Divine Redeemer.” There, happily, lusty foray into ’’Morning beautiful female spy. Anthony Edwards. [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Money Pif (CC) Ev aftar his partnar is killad in tha lina of I overrun and ruled by apes James Fran- duty. William L. Patarson, Wiliam Oafoa she allowed herself to savor several Trumpet.” arrangedby Parkerand I Linda Fiorentino. 1985 Rated PG-13 ciscus, Kim Hunter, Charlton Heston erything that can possibly go wrong 1985 Ratad R sustained npper-regtater notes, and pTMC] MOVIE: 'Start the Revolution 1970 does when a couple mo\^s into a man­ Shaw. He made ns grateful for his Without Me* Two sets of identical twins, ffl) Novala: La Gloria y at Infiarno sion bought for one-fifth of its original 1 :1 S A M 3 MOVIE; Amokr A to vary dynamics with flair. How­ forceful dynamics and persnastre value Tom Hanks, Shelley Long, Alexan­ gloomy, rain-damp gravayard is tha ever, better enunciation and more separated at birth, meet thirty years la­ (ill MOVIE: 'Elactric Draems' A young phrasing, after so much mild, good ter on the eve of the French Revolution der Gudonov 1986 Rated PG (In scana of a gala wadding caramony with steady mid-range intonation would architect and his personal computer fall Stereo) tha cadavarous groom a prim# suspacf humor, despite occasional intona­ Gene Wilder, Donald Sutherland, Hugh in love with the same girl Lenny Von have made the piece generally tion problems. Griffith 1970 Rated PG 10:30PM i J l INN News in eight unsolved murders. Rr^dy Dohten, Virginia Madsen, Bud Cort McDowall, Stella Stevens, Elsa Lanchas- more effective. Derby provided spirited piano (U 9A) USA Cartoon Exprasa 1964 (59 Honeymooners tar 1973. Two selectiom from Mendels­ accompaniment for John Rotter’s [CNN] Prime News a l a o p M ® W KRF n Cincinnati Notictero Univition 1 : 3 0 A M (53 Oat smart sohn’s "Elijah’’ were next. The "Let Us Go In Peace.” Young [DIS] Edison Twine (E) i 9 ASC Newt (CC) [DIS] Newt Animal World ( H INN Nawa softspidien unison a capella of Wesley Morton, IS, of Manchester, ® Banaon [HBO] MOVIE; Beck to tha Future' (CC) [ESPN] Fiehin' Hole (60 min.) "Cast Thy Burden Upon the Lord” A time machine transports a teenager (39 Bizarra added a lively beat on percussion O t C T V back to the period when hit parents 11:00PM (33 (X) 39 ® News [CNN] Nawanight Update was marred only by a ragged wHh a few tUmHIhes to the finale » Too Ctoeo for Comfort were in high school Michael J Fox. (53 S I Late Show: Starring Joan R'lvars [ESPN] NBA Today soprano entrance. Soothing repeti­ which othenrise maintained the IB NBC Nows Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson l H Odd Couple tion of organ arpeggios supported even tenor of the evening. 1985 Rated PG (In Stereo) [TM C] MOVIE: 'Black and White in Co­ B N)ghtty BuehtMa Report Cf9 Avengers lor' French West African colonials learn "He Watching Over Israel," one of [MAX] MOVIE: 'The Starila Cuckoo' A of tha outbreak of war and prepare to the few pieces which made use of ® Notieioro Unhrlelon Hogan's Heroes M. Renee Taylor Is the naively innocent college boy falls in love (29 attack a neighboring German garrison O ) Love Connection with an outrageously wacky undergrad­ varied layering of choir sections. crMc for the Manchester Herald. (29 News (Live) Jean Carmel, Jacques Dufilho, Cathar­ Tenors could have added more rCNN] ShowMx Today uate Liza Minnelli, Wendell Burton. Tim (29 To Be Announced. ine Rouval. 1976. Ratad PG (Dubbed) Meintire 1969 Rated PG energy here. [ESP N ] (nelde the POA Tour (29 Talas of the Unexpected Identical [USA] MOVIE: Maroc 7' Whan a fa [USA] Riptide twins seem to have foolproof alibis shion magazine publisher is suspected The organ became soloist for 7 : 0 0 P M 3 CBS Newt 8;30PM 3 Take Five PREMtERE when their well-to-do uncle is murdered of serving as a front for jewel thieves, an Dupre’s "P relu d e and Fugue In C 3 M-A’S'H undercover agent follows her and her Cinem a ' B B George Segal stars as Andy Kooper, a (59 M-A-S'M Minor." Morse used a variety of . 3 B VVhaol of Forturre divorced man hired by a semiretired entourage to Morocco to find the truth. stops and a sleep pedal technique to ^ 1 El Vidanta (60 mm ) Gene Barry, Elsa Martinelli, Cyd Char- 3 B *100.000 Pyramid public relations man to run his company create the thick texture of the while retaining his bumbling son (Todd [CNN] Monayline isse 1967 HD Jeffartoni prelude. Its mid-range continuo. Fields) as a figurehead. Tonight: Andy [DIS] Best of Ozzia and Harriet ■AST MARTOMO « Beet of Saturday Night clashes with his co-workers at the Davis 2:00AM (53 MOVIE: 'pleasure Palace' Incessantly rushing about in quiet ■sstwssd Psh A CinsnM — "Crece- [TMC] MOVIE; 'The Killing Fields' (CC) dlle'' D vn ^ (PO-13)>:W MaeNeil/Lahrar Nawehour & Son public relations firm A tale of romance and intrigue among desperation, was blended with an A Cambodian, who served as a guide for tha high rollers in the gambling capitals Pssr RldSerFs P Pi s * ' 4 CHMSSS — B Bernoy Miller (? ) tW) Head of tha Claes (CC) Charlie a an American reporter, struggles to be upper-range melody and a founda­ "Crecedlls" Dundte (PGMi Tt ; confronts Sarah's father after her of the world Omar Sheriff, Victoria Prin­ reunited with his family after communist cipal, Jose Ferrer. 1980 tion of sustained tones in the low er SDswcuM•iiwwMiM CMsmssNiiiiwMimN t-fs-T— — Tin I in Menmvii IR).guy B Hollywood Sguaras grades begin falling 1;3S, 7;2B, f:3S. — Some Kind of occupation Sam Waterston, Haing S range. There seemed little connec­ A s tro g ra p h ® Novate: Cuna da Lobot dD 11.000,000 Chance of a Lifetime Ngor. John Matkovich 1984 Rated R (5) MOVIE: 'Once More, My Darting' An Wonderful (P0-1» I, 7;& 9 :ff. — Bridge tion with its fugue, a happy romp Pleteen (R ) 1:10, 7:09, 0:40. — Manne­ ' ® Matt Houston (In Stereo) actor, recalled by the Army, is assigne d 9 1 Novela: Esa Muchecha de Ojos Cafe to find a man who gave a jeweled pen­ that Morse said "didn’t make him quin (P O ) I , 7:29, f:». — Burglar JR ) --KN N ] Moneylins [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Hour [DIS] Danger Bay Grant must investi­ dant to a wealthy debutante. Lillian Ran­ feel particularly worshipful ... 1:30, 7:15, f:10. — A N lshtm are on Rbn - (ESPN) SportsCsntsr gate when one of his colleagues creates dolph, Robert Montgomery, Ann Blyth Street 3: Oream Warriors (R) t :99,7:90, 11:05PM (HBO) MOVIE: Lucae'(CC) rather like Paul Hevere galopping a deadly poison species of fish A boy with an advanced IQ struggles 1949 10. — Lettiol Weapon (R) 1:40,7:39,0:90. nate today In dealings you have with a .' [UBA] Airwotf — Wltctiboord (R) 1:90, 0:49. - Chit- prestigious Individual. However, make a NORTH 4-1-87 with heartbreak when he develops a ( H Twilight Zone away from the church." A LLEY OOP ^by Dave Qraue ,7 S i O P M 3 PM Magazine 9;00PM (3D Magnum, P.l. Rick con­ rogeous Fortune (R) t:4S, 7:39,0:40. ^ I b u r friend of him or her first and talk busi­ ♦ A K Q 6 fesses to murder in order to protect his crush on a teenage girl Corey Haim. (ESPN ) Winner's Circle Morse took over directing the Kern Green, Charlie Sheen. 1966 Rated ness later. ▼ Q 9 6 PIP / I COULPN'T! THE 1 WELL.WE HAVE TO/ 1 , T 3 Current Affair buddy. Icepick. (60 min) choir from his stand-in, tenor Earle MANCHR9TRR ^ B irth d a y YOU GET PHONE'S PEAXI.' I \ DO S t M ^ H I N O , / KNOW] PG-13 (In Stereo) UA lYwgtsrs Hset — Blind pate VIROO (Aug. 23-8apt. 22) Lady Luck t- 3 ) (22) Jeopardy C9) Dynasty (CC) Alexis invests in 2:20AM [HBO] MOVIE: Blind Rage' Bidwell, as Nancy Johnson accom­ AHOLD V t h in k THE LIN E'S) POCTOR! THIS IS I THAT, (PO-131 7:30, f:30. — "Croeodire" will play a role In your financial affairs 4 K 10 9 0 5 4 r 3 Entertainment Tonight Maurier's (atest business venture; Krys- 1 1:30PM (33 ® Nlghtllna (CC) Five blind men rob a Manila bank. Fred panied on piano. She effectively OF THE \ BEEN CUT.' NO APRIL FOOL'S V AVA! Williamson, O’Urville Martin. 1978. Dundee (Pp-13)— — ---- 7:20,------0:30. — Block ' Thuraday, AprH 2 ,1M7 today, but she may not extend her fa­ SHERIFF? ; O S INN News tie uncovers evidence that makes her (53 Cannon mirrored the choir in its changing Widow (R) 7:19,0:30. WEST EAST realize Sarah must leave the mansion im­ Rated R. vors on one with whom you are * B NHL Hookey; Montreal Canadlens at d l Honeymooners moods in O’Hara’s " I Walked fi o tt rs/'I a ( oH 4 J 7 2 4 1 0 8 4 mediately (60 min.) Your prospects In the year ahead looK , Hertford Whalers (2 hrt., 30 min ) (29 Not Available in Stores 2:30AM ( H Twilight Zone 4--- 4 K J5 2 ® MOVIE: The Betsy' Members of a Today Where Jesus Walked” Her VRRNON vary bright both materially and aestheti­ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) You'll handle ♦ A 10 7 6 2 B B Barney Miller (21) 3 9 Tonight Show (In Stereo) [CNN] Sports Latanight large Issues In stride today, but petty or ♦QJ983 powerful Detroit automobile family staccato chords and flourish be­ ‘’Crocodile" Dundee cally. Over the coming months you may 4AQ732 4J ^ (21) Carton's Comtdy Classics [ESPN ] SportsCantar JP^IS) 7, *:1S. — Black Widow (R1 become Involved In some of the happi­ frivolous Irritations authored by co­ break all the rules to get what they want ( ^ Racing from Plainsfleld came gentle arpeggios under the > (29) 9 9 Nswiywsd Gams Laurence Olivier, Robert Duvall, Tommy (59 Hogan's Heroes 2:35AM (53 Nlghtwatch unison choir. Both'pihno and choir est experiences of your life. workers could have you scurrying lor SOUTH Lee Jones 1978 the aspirin bottle. ® Novsia: El Prsolo ds la Fama [CNN] Sports Tonight were more asseriiye in the forte 4953 (29 (29 Night Court While recovering WILLIMOMTIC ARIES (March 21-April 19) You're go­ SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Scorpios 4 A 10 8 7 4 3 M C N N ] Croaafira [ DIS] A Prairie Home Companion Televi­ 3:00AM ( H MOVIE: 'Come Out Fight­ midsection, and^mer they sim­ from surgery, Dan ignores his doctor's ing' The boys get mixed up with gam­ ing to be the recipient of some good are now In a lucky financial trend. Con­ ♦ K54 ' IE8P N ] Auto Racing '87: Transouth orders and winds up in the hospital sion Special Humorist Garrison Keillor mered down to a ^aceful finale. news that will require time to be fully ap­ tinue to probe all of your sources lor imparts his favorite stories about Lake blers while teaching the police commis­ 48 BOO From Darlington, SC (2 hrs) |R) again Part 1 of 2, (R) sioner's son to box. Leo Gorcey, Huntz Johnson’s chordal interludes preciated. Don't let negative evalua­ hidden opportunities. Wobegon, Minnesota in this television Vulnerable: Both ' (M A X] MOVIE: Tho Big Break' Barton (57) Auction (3 hrs } version of his radio show (90 min.) Part Hall, East Side Kids. 1945. spiced up the dull rhythm 'of Aaron tions make less of It than It Is. Trying to ' McLane. 8AQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) It may Dealer: North [CNN] Larry King Live 4 [CNN] News Overnight Copland’s good-humored arrange­ patch up a broken romance? The prove easier today lor you to please FRANK AND ERN EST ®by Bob Thaves (T M C j MOVIE: Those Glory Glory Matchmaker set can help you under­ [DIS] MOVIE; 'I Married the Klondike' A [ESPN] SportaCentar (DIS) MOVIE: 'I Married the Klondike' A outsiders than It will to please members Weal pays' An Interview with a childhood young school teacher accepts a two- young school teacher accepts a two- sand what It might take to make the re­ North East Soath sports hero aparka a Journalist's memo- [MAX] MOVIE: The Road Warrior' A of your own family, regardless of how 1 4 Pass IT year contract from the Canadian govern­ toner helps defend an oil-producing year contract from the Canadian govern­ lationship work. Mail $2 to Matchmak­ rias of the days when she and her friends ment to teach in Dawson City Part 2 ment to teach In Dawson City. Part 2. r TWeNTY-FIFTH ANNUAL " J you bend over backwards to do so. 2 ♦ 2 4 3 ♦ Pass PO 'tbu Al-L . Were diehard soccer fans. Zoa Nathan- community from a band of sadistic no­ er, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, [TM C] MOVIE: 'Turk 182' (CC) A young mads Mel Gibson, Bruce Spence, Ver­ [ESPN ] Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. CAPRICORN (D ec. 22-Jan. 19) If you Pass 3 4 Pass 4 T eon, Julia Goodman 1983 Rated NR Pass Pass Pass graffiti artist fights City Halt when his non Wells 1981 Rated R. City, NJ (2 hrs., 30 min.) (R) apply yourself In this cycle you should THE pE5T Op OUP StOOPM 3 Roxia PREMIERE Andrea brother Is denied his pension Timothy Entertainment Tonight [TMC] MOVIE: Turk 182' (CC) A young MANCHESTER | TAURUS (April 20-May 20) An unprofit­ ' Martin stars as Roxie Brinkerhoff, a 1 1;35PM (33 be able to expand small career advan­ Hutton. Robert Urich, Robert Culp graffiti artist fights City Hall when his able development can be reversed to­ Opening lead: 4 A (5 A L A X Y tS /WOVUS/6 illghtly kooky programmer at a strug- 1985 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Amy Irving talks about her latest film, tages Into something meaningful. Qet "Humplestiltskin”. brother is denied his pension. Timothy day If It Is handled wisely. Don't accept going. ling New York TV station. Also stars [USA] MOVIE: 'Just Me and You' A Hutton. Robert Urich. Robert Culp. A W A Y F p o M U S A T ffaresaa Ganzel and Mitchell Laurance. ANTIQUES SHOW a losing proposition as something that computer salesman makes a four-day 12:00AM (53 Kojak 1985. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Tonight: Roxie's reunited with an old can't be transformed. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Be selec­ cross-country trek with a chatty, eccen­ CS3 Nightlife ONE-TMIpP th e -hIgh-school girlfriend, tric female New Yorker. Louise Lasser, ! Second Congrogatlonil Church ! QEMINI (May 21-June 20) Hang onto tive In your choice of social companions ( H Star Trek 3:05AM [M AX] Cinemax Sesaiona; A your hopes because things have a way ffi) MOVIE: The Loaara' The Army enl- Charles Grodin, Julie Bovasso .1978 I SB Nirth Miln t l, MinSmtM’, CT (l-M, EnH tt) { today. Give a wide berth to an Individual The ground 5 p e e p O F l i <5Nt ! iats four cyclists to rescue a presidential ^ 9 Teles of the Unexpected Identical Jazz 8aaalon~8asa 6i Braaa The com­ of working out to your ultimate advan­ you suspect might want something from ' Idvisor who Is held captive by the 9:30PM (29 ® Tortellls Nick treats twins seem to have foolproof alibis bined talents of vocalist Sarah Vaughan, tage today. If one door Is closed, anoth­ you materially. phinete. William Smith, Adam Roarke, his family to a luxurious weekend at a when their well-to-do uncle is murdered. horn players Dizzy Gillespie, Chuck Man- j Food Bor on Promloot | gets firmer Las Vegas resort, (in Stereo) glone, Al Hirt, Maynard Ferguson, and er will be opened, Bernie Hamilton. 1970. (29 Keys to Success CANCER (June 21-July 22) It doesn't @1 Muy Enneclal; Lila Moritio Don Cherry, with drummer Billy Higgins PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Durability By James Jacoby CD 99) Perfect Btrangere (CC) Larry is (2® MOVIE: 'Harry end Walter Go to and bass player Ron Carter. (60 min.) ■ Fridoy. April 3 — llom-Opm i matter who else believes you today, and quality should take precedence auspicious of his sister's reasons when [ESPN] Kickboxing (60 min ) New York' Two unsuccessful vaudevllli- provided you believe In yourself. Let over price or fads pertaining to any ma­ Elaine Interrupts her trip to New York to — lOlOOPM (33 Houston Knights A ans turn to thievery and wind up in Jell I Coturdoy, April 4 10im-5pm | your achievements prove others wrong, jor purchase you make for your home When South first sorted his cards, he u atop and see him. 3:30AM [USA] MOVIE; Lamon Drop serial killer turns the tables on Detec­ where they meet a master safe cracker Kid' A racetrack tout's 1100 con leads thought that his side might be able to Elliott Gould, James Caen, Diane Kea­ LEO (July 23rAug. 22) You'll be fortu- today. Shop wisely. ‘ QD News tives Lundy and La Fiamma by shadow­ him to the unexpected temptations of ■ TMiAiPinRllilM’tPirMmliPiirilMM*t00TMiililir*1.7BENh J| ton. 1976 make a part-score contract. That cer- ** §D) MOVIE: 'The Towering Infarno' Res- ing Joey's every move (60 min ) small-town life. Lee Tracy. 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Season with salt to taste and DIRECmONS; Exit 66 (formerly Exit 97) o(T Route M. im e Manchester, CT H teaspoaa freshly grsnwd Mack pep­ tions in the United States to take A new book by James Jacoby and his T : 8:00p.m. per. Rensove bone and meat from place during the first week of Novem- father, the late Oswald Jacoby, Is now FROM 84 WEST (coming from Stuitwidge) • right at end of exit to oonp. Dice the meat iBlo H Ineh pieces becauae “ harvesting is over then available at bookstores. It is “Jacoby Bolton Road. Left on Bolton Road to overhead traftic light. Right on and rctam to tte pot. Discard the and winter has not ^ made the roads on Card Games, "pabIM ed by Pharos Route 30. Lett than 14 mile • echool located on left. . Roksnt 9s SSS40, gantlBked' impassable.’’ Tbesuy was designated Books. O f f e r i n g : F o r InFO: 643-4129 inriead of Monday b ^ n se many vot­ FROM 84 EAST (coming from Hartford) - left at end of exit to Bohon Road. Left again'onto Bolton Road to tralRc light and right 14 mile - $3.00 ADULTS — even far a-puBtl- ers lived a day’s joomey from the pol­ 1 - P O U .V ing places and objected to traveling Mormons comprise 72 percent of echool on left. $1.50 STUDENTS DEAR PO LLY — For many fam- m Sviday. Utah’s population. It — MANCHESTER HElHALP. We«fti«wla». April i. 1W7 I L M S ^ AID S flap Search begins for guerrillas V.S./W orU in Bnef AIDS may help who killed 44 in base attack Oral Roborto not through yal education research TULSA, (Rtla. — Oral Roberts, esconced in his gleaming saM. l^r la the scorching sua. ^ a ^ r tower, urged file faithful to keep donations coming after Sv Worrtn E. Ltory 8v Marco* Atamon T lw AsMCtafotf F rots The ndlttary said at iMst 43 Troopt from iie U.S.-trafaed! . n e T V evangelist met what he said was a life-or-death mandate endorsed T h « Assoclotm f ^ r n s soldiers were killed and SS elite Atlacatl Battalioa arrived; from God to raise |g million by today. EL PARAISO, El Salvador - wountfed, while at least eight later Tuesday reinforce the base. Roberts promised to give details today about By MarrIII Horfton WASHINGTON — A transatlan­ Troops searched the mountainous guerrillas were killed Military officials said patrols were, TIM A6soclotad Press tic quarrel over patent rights to scholai^l^*'” **** to raise money for medical misrionary northern region for leftist guerril­ However, soldters on the scene sent into die surrounding moim-; AIDS screening tests is over and las who k ilM at least 43 stdtfiers estimated about S8 troops were tains to hunt for the guenfllas. WASHINGTON - President international research will be the .. **2^SJL*?*** **** prayer vigil concluded Tuesday had and a U.S. military adviser and killed and nMie diaa IM wowided. Military officials said an investl- ^ . - ra w n d ^ the healing presence in my right hand like it was when Reagan, saying he wants an "all- prime beneficiary, health officials gation was begun to determine how; out campaign” against AIDS, is -f*-' say. heavily damaged a key military Gen. Adoffo Itoid oa, chief of the * nj?? *" ***^ " rtsht now, feels like It is on fire.” base in a pre-dawn assauR. Staff armed forces, n id the death toil the attack occurredoa the garrIsoB,; endorsing AIDS education in In an agreement announced at His healing powers had seemed to “ recede to some extent” Sgt. Gregory A. Fronius, 27, a ewM rtoe " hecatMe o f the serfous- which is coasidered one of the- . recently, he said schools as long as it includes the the White Rouse Tuesday, research Green Reret intelHgeiKe specialist, ness o f Me hijaries.” army’ s best and is surrounded by; teaching of sexual abstinence. institutions in the United ^atesand 1 ^ It million goal for assisting Oral Roberts University was the first American to die in He said 3M soMlers were at the dozens of security pests. Half of the; Reagan said Tuesday instructing France agreed to smooth over their students was reached earlier in the month, but he said in a remote battle in this Central American post, and that moot of the casualties base was destroy^ in a iM i attack. children about AIDS is all right “ if differences and divide (Kitent rights . hookup on his son’s "Richard Roberts Live” TV program that his nation's 7-year-oM civil war. were in the barracks, whicb was Troops from the U.S.-trained; you say it’s not how you do it but to the technology for the tests. The ' ministry needs more. Fronius, of Scottdale, Pa., was destroyed along with ^ command elite Atlacatl Batallion arrived that you don’t do it.” agreement ends more than a year killed by mortar fire during the raid poet and officers mess. later Tuesday to patrol the area and The president, who plans bis first of legal tangling that caused ill-will Tuesday on the 4th Infantry Bri­ The dandestine guerrflla radio reinforce die remaining troops. formal statement on AIDS today at among scientists on both sides. Demjanjuk’s attorney, witnest clash gade garrison at El Paraiso in station Ra Jews were killed at the camp in 1942 and 1943. first time in a few years. I can Reagan chose as his forum today got to do crazy things, like Jumping minutes after beginning their at­ said SO soldiers were killed o r ' concentrate on the problem of AIDS a seminar sponsored by the College Storms play havoc with U.S. B out of helicopters.” tack and remained inside until wounded there, but the rebels - and not have to concern my self with of Physicians of Philadelphia. In Washington, President Rea­ about 0 a.m. claimed they inflicted 2S0 IRS to boost education efforts legal hassles." White House spokesman Marlin some areas Tuesday, breaking gan said Fronius’ death was "a Hours after the attack, the air at casualties. ; By Th* Associotad Prass " I love how the weather is always The agreement between the U.S. AP photo WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service is stepping up Fitzwater said there was no special windows, knocking out power to tragedy" that "should bring home the base was thick with smoke and Fronius was the first U.S. mil- ■ trying to balance itself out, consid­ Department of Health and Human efforts to educate Americans abroad about the tax laws after strategy calling for Reagan to raise Southern fruit growers burned thousands and toppling a home Salvadoran soldiers lift the body of one of their comrades to everyone what we face against the acrid smell of burning flesh. itary adviser killed during battle In ; ering the springtime weather we’ve government auditors estimated these workers are cheating on his profile on the issue, saying, "It under construction in Greenwich, Services and the Pasteur Institute communism.” Dazed soldiers loaded the charred the war between the U.S.-backed; tires and used helicopters today to been having,” said Forrest Hen­ in Paris calls for the French to drop Killed at El Paraiso Tuesday morning during an attack by their taxes by an average of $1,278 a year. just happens’ ’ that the Philadelphia keep deadly cold away from their Conn. " I hope we realize we have a remains of their friends Into plastic government and leftist guerrillas, ■ dricks of the National Weather leftist guerrillas. Th e raid took the lives of 43 Salvadoran event presented an appropriate crops, while rain and melting snow The flood danger was heightened a lawsuit concerning patenting an responsibility to keep communism bags. grouped as the Farabundo Marti; If education doesn’t work, the IRS cautions, increased Service in Pittsburgh. by snowcover up to three times AIDS test developed by U.S. soldiers and that of an American military adviser. out of the Western Hemisphere,” he The bodies of the dead guerrillas National Liberation Front. * enforcement efforts are not far behind. setting ’’to dramatize the in New England washed out roads, government scientists. "W e owe it to the vast majority of honest taxpayers, in or out of problem.” cut power to thousands and forced heavier than normal in the moun­ Farmers in the South spread Each side agreed to keep past the country, to ensure that everyone is paying their fair share of In his second out-of-town trip in scores of people from their homes. tains of Vermont and western mulch, sprayed water, lighted proceeds from licensing agree­ tax,” Percy P. Woodard Jr., assistant commissioner for less than a week, Reagan also Meanwhile, hundreds of miles of Massachusetts. smudge pots, burned tires and hay bales, put blankets around trees ments concerning AIDS tests they international operations, told reporters Tuesday. planned a speech in Congress Hall, highway remained closed by drifts "W e’re standing with our peri­ developed but to funnel most future Third Marine held in embassy sex-and-spy case the nation’s capitol from 1790 to up to 18 feet in Kansas and scope up,” said Ken Jollimore of and called in helicopters to keep He cited a General Accounting Office estimate that 61 percent 1800, to volunteers and staff of an Nebraska, where back-to-back bliz­ the state Civil Defense agency in cold air from settling as tempera­ revenues into a new international of the 1.8 million U.S. citizens who work abroad don’t even file tax foundation for research into ac­ By Norman Black unidentified State Department offi­ garded as much worse than that spies,” Soviet spokesman Gennady organization coordinating the city’s zards a week ago and over the New Hampshire. tures began plunging toward freez­ ; returns. That costs the government as much as $2.3 billion a year, quired immune deficiency The Associated Press cial as saying. caused by former CIA agent Gerasim ov told reporters in celebration of the Constitution’s weekend killed thousands of farm The snowstorm that pounded the ing overnight. ; GAO said. The work force figure does not include the 500,000 syndrome. Staff Sgt. Robert Stanley Stuffle- Edward Lee Howard, who gave CIA Moscow. 200th anniversary. animals. Ranchers awaited an Plains unloa(ted more than 16 ■ American military personnel plus their dependents who live The tests detect antibodies to the WASHINGTON - A third Marine beam. who had commanded the secrets to Moscow,before defecting The stories indicate the Marines’ Philadelphia has invited the full airlift of feed today In Kansas. inches of snow by Tuesday on "W e had some damage Monday, ; abroad. virus that causes AIDS, an indica­ who was an embassy guard in other two Marines arrested in the to the Soviets in 1985, the Times "inability to resist the enemy,” Congress to convene there this At least 24 deaths were bla med on Cleveland and nearly 8 inches on but I think it paid off,” said Dub tion of infection by the agent. They Moscow was in custody today in a case, was being held in the brig at said. Howard’s disclosures report­ The Soviet spokesman added the summer. Instead, a delegation of as the weather since the weekend. Buffalo, N.Y., where the tempera­ Geiselbreth of Terry, Miss., who are used worldwide for screening sex-and-spy case, while published Camp Pendleton. Calif., Pentagon edly led the Soviets to execute at allegations that Soviet women Murder victim wrote home first many as 150 lawmakers is expected Flood warnings covered much of ture hit 77 over the weekend. The piled tires around his orchard and blood supplies and Identifying reports said the spy ring let the spokesman Robert Sims said least one American contact in lured Marine guards into espionage to travel to the city in July. Connecticut, and frost warnings Buffalo snowfall doubled the 25- set them afire Tuesday night when Soviet Union intercept and read the temperature hit 40 degrees. people who have been exposed to IHiesday. Moscow. sounded like the plot of a lurid spy ; P H IL A D E L P H IA — A man charged with the torture and Fitzwater said Tuesday that were issued today over the South, year-old record for the date. virtually all coded communications In addition to being able to the virus. But one government official said novel. He did not, however, directly ; slaying of captive women forced one of them to write a Christmas Reagan has been content to let as Jacksonville, Fla., reached 37 between the embassy and Washing­ intercept communications, the Reagan, speaking at the White the Marine guards gave the Soviets deny it had happened. ' card and letter to her worried mother before hacking the victim Surgeon General C. Everett Koop, degrees after midnight, breaking ton for up to a year. Times said the Soviets also ob­ “ access to the names, of every the nation’s chief health officer, be the low temperature record for the House ceremonies, said the two The 28 Marine guards being ' apart, authorities said. medical groups will share the The sensitive documents were tained the identities of Soviet American contact” in the Soviet the principal administration spo­ date of 38 degrees, set in 1971. recalled from the Moscow embassy Gary Heidnik was charged Tuesday with murder, kidnapping, DISCOVER patent, with each contributing 80 falling into Soviet hands during the contacts for U.S. intelligence Union, and, "A lot of things we have been told they will be asked to kesman on AIDS. Miami’s 51 degrees this morning ; rape, abuse of a corpse and other charges in the death of Sandra percent of the royalties to set up and October summit between President agents in Moscow and U.S. officials attributed to Howard may actually take polygraph tests when they And he denied that Reagan has was two degrees colder than the ; Lindsay, a 24-year-old retarded woman, said Terry Williamson, a support an international AIDS Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail fear the Soviets may have laced the have come out of this.” return to the United States, the New tried to remain aloof from the issue. record for the date set 37 years ago. m ovies research foundation. Gorbachev in Iceland, the Los embassy with listening devices. The arrests and the Marine York Times reported today. . spokesman for the district attorney’s office. Koop has said, among other It was 29 in Atlanta. The foundation, he said, will also Angeles Times reported today, "That ... embassy is one radiat­ Corps’ announcement earlier this The newspaper, quoting an uni­ Heidnik, 43, faced a preliminary hearing today on previous things, that beyond abstinence the Rain fell over eastern New raise private funds, sponsor AIDS citing unidentified sources. ing antenna." the newspaper week that the entire 28-man guard dentified American close to the ; charges, including murder in the death of Deborah Dudley. 23, surest protection is the use of England early today, and snow was 'Your Home Video Store’ related research and donate 25 This week's Time magazine says quoted one unidentified official as detachment In Moscow would be contingent, said the Marines were ; and five counts of kidnapping and rape. condoms. He also has advocated scattered over New York state, percent of the funds It receives to U.S. negotiators in Reykjavik were saying. replaced in a "precautionary" told they would be transferred to ; He has been jailed without bond since police said they found educating schoolchildren as early western Pennsylvania and nor­ • Qrtat SbIbcIIor of Moviot for Rout education and research of AIDS disturbed by the Soviets’ uncannily However. Stale Department spo­ move drew sarcasm from a Soviet regular Marine duty if they de­ ' three half-starved women chained to pipe near a torture pitin his as the third grade. theast Ohio. problems in less-developed well-prepared responses to U.S. keswoman Phyllis Oakley said Foreign Ministry spokesman clined to submit to the tests. house March 25. His comments have brought Streams and rivers flooded in the • VCR Solos A RoRtals countries. points. Tuesday that U.S. officials expect Tuesday. In addition, the Marines were told His hearing in the Lindsay case has been scheduled for April 8. criticism from some politically and Northeast after a blustery rain­ Ron Robertson, a Health and The United States now realizes to have the secure communications "W e can only smile at what is they would be asked what they religiously conservative groups. storm dumped at least 5 inches in • BIorIi Tapo A Aceotsoriot Human Services lawyer, said the that throughout the summit, “ we by the time Secretary of State said about the story that 28 staunch knew of any Illegal activities, agency and the Pasteur Institutes played poker with the Soviets, and George Shultz visits Moscow on Marines are being withdrawn be­ including black market dealings Evangelist admits to hiring Journalist are now getting 80 percent of the they were looking at a mirror over April 13. cause they were allegedly unable to and bringing women into the ROBERT STUFFLEBEAM WASHINGTON — Pat Robertson, television evangelist and royalties on the tests. our shoulders," Time quoted an Damage from the case is re­ withstand the charms of blonde Marine compound, the Times said. . . . accused of liaison N-plant told to wake up Worldwide sales of the testing possible GOP presidential candidate, acknowledges he hired a free-lance journalist to interview a former congressmen to get 1 Y«ar Fraa M o v Ib kits are in the range of |100 million WASHINGTON (AP) - Federal reach "cold shutdown." evidence against the lawmaker in Robertson’s $10 million libel ClHb Mamberehlp annually, he said, and about 85 regulators, in ordering the indefi­ Rep. Robert Walker, R-Pa., suit, the Washington Post reported today. (mm mrnben Only) tep. Aprti U , i m million of that represents royalties, Hahn challenges evangelists to lie-detector tests nite "cold shutdown" of the Peach asked NRC Chairman Lando Zech Robertson has sued Rep. Andrew Jacobs Jr., D-Ind., and with about $4 million that will now Bottom nuclear plant in Pennsylva­ to impose "the strongest possible former Rep. Pete McCloskey, D-Calif., for saying that go to the foundation. By Lawrence Neumelster the iceberg.” $172 million P T L television minis­ behind me,” she told The Asso­ chief aide to Bakker had repeatedly nia, blamed the plant’s manage­ sanctions against (owner) Phila­ The Pasteur Institute said in a The Associated Press "Clearly, she’s the victim,” he try last month after disclosing the ciated Press on Tuesday. “The denied that money was paid to a Robertson’s father, the late Sen. Willis Robertson, R-Va., used ment for failing to prevent control delphia Electric Corp. for Its statement released in Paris that the said after meeting with the former encounter and saying he paid sooner this is In the past, the sooner woman who had sex with Bakker. his influence to keep his son out of combat in Korea. room operators from sleeping on management failure at Peach agreement "will give new life to WEST BABYLON. N Y. - Jes­ church secretary for than an hour blackmail because of it. the time will come again that when The Rev. J. Don George said he Robertson, who claims he was a decorated Marine combat duty. Bottom.” Franco-American scientific sica Hahn will give her version next at her apartment. Published reports have alleged a person enters a church, they feel first questioned the Rev. Richard officer in Korea, also says he enlisted the help of Lt. Col. Oliver L. Sen. John Heinz, R-Pa., called the The NRC said It learned just a cooperation." week of her tryst with TV evange­ "When all the facts are clear, P T L officials worked out a $265,000 peace.” Dortch, then P T L executive vice North, the fired National Security Council aide involved in the order Tuesday "a wakeup call for week ago about “ pervasive” on- BURR CORNERS SHOPPING PLAZA • 043-0445 The settlement, which satisfied list Jim Bakker and submit to a lie we’ll offer to make a presentation, settlement with Miss Hahn and her Siegel said either he or Miss Hahn president, last fall. Iran-Contra affair, the Post reported, quoting a deposition taken the nuclear industry.” Complete the-job sleeping at the plant, which 1139 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester, C T its initial objectives, acknowledges detector test if church leaders take including an offer to tell all the facts representatives. will tell her story early next week. George added that shortly before from Robertson last week by the defendants' lawyers. shutdown is expected to be com­ Is on the Susquehanna River In Mon.-Sat. 10-9, Sun. 12-6 work of both scientific groups and one too, her lawyer says. and submit herself to a He detector Miss Hahn said she still could not "There's no need to hide what she submitting his resignation from the The newspaper quoted Robertson as saying North helped him pleted sometime today. southeastern Pennsylvania near movies authorizes each to negotiate licens­ New York lawyer Stanley Siegel ,test, providing all the reverends comment about the encounter or knows,” he said. P T L board Feb. 18, he telephoned get the m ilitary record he needed to support his side in the libel The order by the Nuclear Regula­ the Maryland border. Flnmclng AnMibk ing agreements of its choice to on Tuesday said what is publicly 'also submit themselves to a He any financial arrangements result­ The Los Angeles Times reported Dortch and questioned him about case. tory Commission’s executive direc­ A subsequent Investigation found develop the fruits of its research, known about the 1980 sexual liaison detector test.” ing from it. today that a Texas pastor who the rumor about money being paid tor for operations, Victor Stello Jr., the "inattention to duty” was not 40 STORES IN 6 STATES the institute said. In a Florida hotel Is just the “ tip of Bakker resigned as head of the " I feel quite anxious to put this served on the P T L board says a to the woman. read: " I have determined that confined to one or two instances. House will get housing authorization continued operations of the facility W ASHINGTON — The Senate passed and is sending to the Is an immediate threat to the public DUNKIN’ DONUTS... AND BAKED GOODS, TOO House a two-year, $38.3 billion federal housing bill that two health and safety.” While plants have been shut down Japan urges companies to increase imports Republicans say should be vetoed if it reaches President Reagan. before, NRC spokesman Joe Fou- "NO FOOLING’!” The Senate approved the legislation 71-27 on Tuesday even chard said "this is the first time TOKYO (AP) — Japan plans to accord with the United States to He said the companies would be be a trade war,” he said. though GOP senators objected to the continuation of an urban we’ve taken an action as the result meet with major companies to urge compete fairly In the worldwide called in for follow-up interviews If Hatakeyama said the duties on development program and a plan to provide interest-free loans to of information of this type.” The them to boost their imports but will semiconductor market. needed. Automakers Toyota and 6 DONUTS FOR electronic products would have low and median-income, first-time homebuyers in distressed sleeping incident canie after the not make concessions in the area of " I f we offer any concessions, then Nissan, the Sony and Sanyo elec­ minimal financial Impact, but "the areas. plant paid $200,000 in fines for semiconductors despite imminent that suggests we acknowledge tronics giants as well as Seiko and psychological impact would be Sen. William L. Armstrong, R-Colo., said he hoped Reagan safety violations last year. U.S. sanctions, a high government having violated the agreement,” he very b ig .... We are not accustomed Mitsubishi Heavy Industries are would veto the bill if necessary and believed Republicans can The plant, which began reducing official said. told a meeting of foreign journal­ to this type of retaliation or game.” among the companies Included. n.OO!! muster the votes to sustain it. If all senators vote, it would take 34 power Tuesday morning, may not Noburo Hatakeyama, director ists. “ But in this case we’ve done Trade concerns caused in part by Similar meetings in the past votes to prevent an override. restart without NRC approval. The general of the International Trade nothing wrong, so there is nothing the semiconductor dispute have helped boost imports of manufac­ NRC gave the plant 36 hours to FREE DRINK Administration Bureau, also we can concede.” caused the dollar to sink sharply in tured goods to $25.2 billion in 1966, warned Tuesday that anti- The U.S. government last week recent days against the yen, Hatakeyama said, $5.2 billion Mister Donut • Manchester American sentiment will rise in said it plans to impose the tariffs on making Japanese products more higher than expected. Japan if the United States goes a range of Japanese electronic expensive on foreign markets. 'Che Japan had a record $58.6 billion Sabotage ruled ahead with the planned penalty goods April 10 to force Japan into dollar opened today in Tokyo at trade surplus with the United States duties on up to $300 million worth of compliance with the accord, in 146.30 yen, up from Tuesday’s close in 1986, according to U.S. figures. out In fatal crash 9 Japanese electronic goods. which Japan agreed to open its of 145.65 yen — its lowest closing Japan puts the figure at $51.4 6 DONUTS FOR *1.00 Get a FREE Regular Size BOSTON (AP) - Investigators Japanese citizens would regard home market to U.S.-made chips since modern exchange rates were billion. iNKli Limit; 2 Doien Per Customer found no evidence of sabotage or the United States as "emotional and to avoid selling its chips set in the late 1940s. Bevetage with me mechanical malfunction in the fatal and illogical,” he said, and re­ overseas at unfairly low prices. The trade ministry will meet Kyodo News Service meanwhile Offer Expires; crash of a helicopter that was to ■y-'- peated warnings from other Japa­ In Washington, U.S. Commerce Saturday with representatives of quoted political sources as saying purchase of April 30, 1067 have carried the entourage of nese officials that Japan would Secretary Malcolm Baldrige said 151 leading Japanese firms to ask Prime Minister Yasuhiro Naka- Jordan’s King Hussein. consider retaliation. there would be no "last-minute sone is considering a package that any Croissant them "to make maximum efforts to At the corner of 25% OFF NOW!!! Hatakeyema said Japan is striv­ reprieve” from the tariffs, but that expand their imports” in the fiscal would meet a range of American WfllSf r Ponutf ■ Both possibilities were menti- ing to cut its huge trade surplus, but they could be short-lived if Japan demands for greater access to West Middle Turnpike oi|ed after the twin-engine craft Sandwich* year that starts today, Hata­ SSi:sm' I* SPECIAL PRICES FOR 30 DAYS ONLYII said it is already abiding by an adhered to the pact. “ There will not keyama said. Japanese markets. & Broad Street crashed June 6 in Sutton, killing four Sikorsky Aircraft employees SALE ENDS APRIL 19th *at the regular price eg route from Bedford to Stratford, Foreigners face ban Conn. We will take off a full 25% off any Job that ‘." W e have not detected any we sell. There’s no such thing as a LOOK FOR THE "HIDDEN-BUNNY” ADS IN njechanical malfunction" or sabot- TOKYO (AP) — The government immune system, leaving victims ”S PAPER! ROdFiNQ — SIDING — SANDBLASTING free lunch, but Dunkin' Donuts has the next best has submitted to parliament a bill vulnerable to a host of fatal aga, Dennis Jones, who completed tM Investigation for the National thing. W e ll buy you a regular size beverage w^en you enjoy any o f our that would ban foreigners from infections and cancers. F O R ALL KIDS ■ AQES 3-11 (ChDOk fflora ora toma now onm l} We are your one stop Home Improvement nine delicious varieties o f Croissant Sandwiches. All are m ade to order ( Japan who are deemed potential Tsukamoto said there would be ITansportation Safety Board, said on 7 carriers of the deadly disease no problem for people coming for IXiesday. Contractor freshly baked croissants and stuffed with your choice o f fillings, from AIDS, thb prime minister’s office business purposes or sightseeing DETAILS: • He declined to say what he FULLY INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES 1 ^ and Cheese to Chicken Salad and are available all the time. It's a delicious said. trips, even if the authorities had 1. Locate special advertiaementa that will appear throughout All entries that contain the correct number of colorad tBought caused the accident, saying w ay to get a f i ^ drink. Offer good at participating shops. An official who spoke Tuesday on information that the applicants the Herald on AprilXpril lat and 4th with EaaterBunnieshiddJden bunniea will be eligible for a drawing to be held onI /April 13. that would be up to the board to Call ut at < condition of anonymity said he had were AIDS carriers. somewhere In each ad. Three entries will be drawn at random from among all the determine after studying his re- O ffer expires April 26, 1967 no idea when action on the bill While neither Tsukamoto nor the 7. Cut out each advertlaement and color In the Eaater Bunny. eligible ones. ^ j pbrt, which will be submitted next might come in the Diet, the bill specified types of people to be r v ★ 643-2659 ★ (Crayona, markers, or pencils may be used.) igonth. *Rte..83, Telcollville Rd„ Vernoa *1084 Main Street, East Hartford parliament. banned, the legislation could be Winners will racelve a special plush Eaater Bunny. 3. Staple or clip together all the ads containing the completed ■The helicopter was one of four •6SI Enfield S(„ Enfield MiNmir *450 New Park Ave., Chikara Tsukamoto of the Health used to keep out alleged prostitutes Easter Bunny. Enter aa many times as you wish. and Welfare Ministry said the bill suspected of being carriers. shho4hiled to carry Hussein and his *225 Silei Deene Highway, Weal Hartford Please attach to each entry a card with each child's name, entourage. The king, however, ooNm would ban entry by foreigners who No pMPCVMM nooooooiY* WathenfieM *SS Haaard Are., Enfield Tsukamoto said the bill also address, phone number and age. And boked mods, toot authorities fear might engage in would make it compulsory for decided to drive to his daughter’s actions that could infect others with doctors to report AIDS-infected Mail or drx>p off your entry to the Manchester Herald, 16 graduation at a Connecticut prep MOST SHOPS OPEN S4 HOURS, 7 DAYS A WEEK Bralnard Place, Manchester, by April 12. sfhool becauae heavy rain was INANY FINANCINB PLANS AVAILABLE UP TO 100% AIDS. Acquired immune deficiency patients or AIDS virus carriers to DUNKIN’ DONUTS .. AND BAKED GOODS, TOO syndrome destroys the body’s the local governor’s office. terecait. I * - MANCHESTER HERALD Wwhwdaar. April 1.1««7 MANCHESTER HERALD, m te m a a m . Anrll 1 1967 — W Abo«t T imvh Summer camps for adults BUSINESS

COVENTRY - DebM« Z1»tin will are high quality at low cost apeak on the WimRinn Hoeploe Program at the firat Congrega- If you feel en­ throughout the U.S. are fM8 to 8818 ‘Basis’ of stock is its actuai cost Bummesm ht B ritf thmal Church in Coventry on vious of the kids per week and generally include six niaraday at 7;S« p.m. The p ro- nights’ accommodation, meals, now finalising QUESTION: I lem is I have no records of tne a ctqty of that form t o t s to the IRS. gram, open to the public, la classes and extracurricular activi­ r v ' plans for have been buy­ prices I paid for the shares or even It is my understanding, however, ITT Resesrch C «rit«r honors four aponaored by the Coventry ties. Programs abroad range fro m summer camp ing stock in the when I purchased them. that the IRS does not know the Homecraftera. Si/Mm 81,360 to 88,606 for two to three — or perhaps of company for How can I get that information, prices I paid for Hie stocks I told. EAST H A R TFO R D — Four area reMtfonta, iM iuding OM from •A'-Vm m weeks. ’Ihese prices include neighbors mak­ which I work for Investinrs’ which I will need when and if I sell Am I correct? Assuming I am, Mancheater, have been cited by Hie United TeehnoioBlea airfare. EMtor tga hunt ing arrange­ Porter a number of ye­ the shares? what is to prevent me from listing Reaearch Center for their achievementa and contribationa ars. The em­ a G u i d e during 1986. »»!• * 92* ments to send Three dollars of every fee foes as my "cost or other basis” n The home economtca department their kids to ployee stock ANSWER: Contact the personnel Schedule D much higher than the The four, all acieiMlata and engtneen at the center, are Jamea at niing Junior H l ^ School win into a scholarriiip or hostelship study alwoad — purchase plan W illiam A. Doyle or employee benefits department at actual prices I paid? Dunphy of Mancheater, William boat an Eaater egg hunt for children fond and is available based on need. consider taking allows us to buy your former emidoyer. The people Daviaon o f South FHndaor, Jack agea to 5 on A|»il 15. The coat ia II Last year about 8866,666 was S their place. In- shares at a I5 there might be able to provide ANSWER: You’re correct. ’The RU m o f Went Suflleld and Bernard per child. Call 647-8400 for collected enabling 2,666 seniors to vestigate the growing mimber of well-known universities,” Cady percent dis­ I l H h records of your purchases. IRS does not have records of the W d o ^ o f TMIand. reaervatkHH. -•A'*.*:**; take part. summer alternatives available to Goldstein of EMerboetel told my count from prices at which you purchased Each haa received a caMi award you, an older adult. research associate Beth Kobliner. A second organization. Vacations market value. I consider this to be a proceeds will be your profit or loss. If that fails, you’ll have to stocks or other securities. and was presented with a certificate It’ s obvious you will have a profit. Summer fun— or year-round fun, Other popular settings; beautiftil and Senior Centers Association, very good deal and feel that anyone reconstruct your purchase records One or two Hiings might prevent of recogiHtlon by Wayne Rirwen, ARtonce to moot Congratulations. for that matter — hasn’t b e «i Just regions of the country, such as VASCA, encourages existing who doesn’t take advantage of it to Hie best of your recollections. But you from going ahead with your director of reaearch, at a special The Alliance for the Mentally III has a screw loose. Your thoughts about employee for kids for a long time. ’Tbousamfe coastal California. Also, specific camps to offer special programs for that could result in trouble if the plan — your conscience and fear of awards iHnner held earlier Hiis will meet on Tueaday at 7 p.m. in of older Americans participate in programs with writing workshops stock purchase plans such as the Internal Revenue Service questions getting caught. ab««y«oa< older adults fn m New York. Each I have accumulated a large month. room 4 of the Center for Mental the wide variety of high-quality, or photography classes are in one In which you participate are the tax return on which you report DesMte what you might think, the a •« year, about 16,666 older New number of shares, which I will sell The four were picked from a pool of Health at Mancheater Memtnial low-cost options — ranging from demand. right in line with mine. An oppor­ the stock sale. IRS is not madenpof a bunch of dim Yorkers attend one of the 17 sooner or later, probably after 15. HoapHal. The aupport group la open special summer programs offered Some of the less conventional; a tunity to buy stock at a discount If you report a small profit, the bulbs. If you list on Schedule D, specialized vacation centers lo­ retirement. I realize I must know Dunphy, aeiHor reaearch scientist, A to famlliea and frienda of thoae with • 6*st6,8a 61 ' at universities in the United States lighthouse in California equipped from market price usually is too IRS could very well demand proof where capital gains and capital cated In New York, New Jersey, the cost "basis’ of my shares, so 1 developed fiber optic sensors for mental illneaa. t6b*68?*«**l and abroad to one- or two-week wiOi dorms, wherie participants can good a thing to pass up. of the price at which you bought the losses are reported, stock purchase Connecticut and Pennsylvania. will be able to report the profit from stays at traditional summer camps study the history and architecture stock. If you can’t come up with that prices out of line with the market HMasuring strain and temperature in ’These adult camps are sponsored the eventual sale correctly on my in rustic settings. of the lighthouse as well as marine Of course, there are companies proof, the revenuers might contend prices of those stocks on the days composite structures and in higb- CPU doosot tot by non-profit agencies, and offer income tax return. Last year, 112,666 persons en­ biology. Another possibility; an whose stocks don’t appeal — even you had a much larger profit and you report you bought them, you’ll temperature niperalloy components. one- to two-week trips, generally in Is my basis the market price on Mancheater Memorial Hoapital la rolled in elderhostel, an educa­ “ urban laboratory” in Arizona, at discounted prices. Employees owe more taxes — perhaps even wave a red flag. the summer. each day I purchased some shares offering claaaea in cardio­ tional program for older adults. built in the middle of the desert as a very often are better Judges of the penalties. The price discrepancies might be through the employee plan? Or, is pulmonary reauacHation. a life- Over 966 colleges, universities and self-supporting environmental cen­ MANY OLDER ADULTS have true value of their companies’ ’The lesson here is that everyone spotted by the "Martinburg Mons­ Two Miotmon my basis my actual cost — the aaving technique that uaea artifi­ other educational institutions par­ ter. Cir perhaps you would be not been able to leave the hot city stocks than all the securities should keep accurate records of his ter” — the IRS computer system market price minus IS percent? analysts on Wall Street. or her cost basis on stocks and other toll a million P cial breathing and external heart ticipate in this program offered in interested in staying in a monas­ headquartered in Martinburg, -#6*.»#• f8*aS a. summers for years due to either compreaaiona. The claaaea are the U.S., Canada and overseas. tery in upstate New York with financial, social or physical limita­ capital assets. W Va. James Dunphy Two Manchester resititents earned ANSWER: It’s your actual cost. QUESTION; I’ve been retired for apomored by the hoapital and the If you are 66 years or okfor or the monks teaching the group about tions, Maureen Curley of VASCA Under those circumstances, in memberdiips in the WTIC ratHo’s ’The price you paid is your basis. about five years and have decided it town of Mancheater emergency spouse or companion of someone their way of life. reports. Accommodations are QUES’TION: My broker sent me addition to taxes on your real Million Doilar Club during an awards dinner earlier this year. I medical aervice. who is 66 plus, Elderhostels pro­ Hostelers range In age from When you s^ll, the difference finally is time to sell the stock in the a Form 1699-B, listing the prices at profits plus penalties, you could be I "rustic, but comfortable” in tradi­ James Simonetti and Thomas Ream, both of Manchester, vides an opportunity to live on a between that basis and the sales company I worked for. ’The prob- which I sold stocks last year. I know One-aeaaion claaaea will be held about 66 to 98, averaging 68 years tional campsite settings. Lengths of hit with a fraud charge. along with Joseph McGuinness of West Hartford, Win Needles of Tueaday, April 13 and 27. Two- collage campus for a week or more old. About 70 percent are retired. stay and location determine costs, Farmington and James Espoidto of WilHmantic, were given the aeaaion claaaea are acheduled April and take up to three non-credit Many participants seem to be in the but the range for one week; 866 to awards. All are salespersons for WTIC-AM and WTIC-FM, and 20 and 21. The fee la 87 for the HmW piiolo by Tuelwr courses in just about every imagi­ field of education, but no prior 8196. Fees are sometimes adjusted Prime Lending each reached the goal of one million dollars in sales in one year. one-aeaaion Baaic Life Support-A nable topic. educational training is required to to ability to pay. Cost of credit may increase Membership to the club entitles the five salesman to business class or flO for the two session .. take any of the courses offered. A third program, InteriMstel, is In my Easter bonnet cards printed with a special logo indicating membership in the BLS-B class. SUBJECTS COVERED range part of the division of continuing Rate By Bill Menezes set interest rates on a variety of New York bank, noted the rates on club. Each member also received a personal cellnlarcarfdionein For more information, call 640- Fashion show chairwoman Leslie Belcher, left, helps from computers to Mozart to LODGINGS VARY, depending on education at the University of New The Associated Press corporate and consumer credit, 96-day certificates of deposit had recognition of their achievement. 1222, extension 2313. courses in photography. Lodgings what program you choose. In most Hampshire. Offering 21 programs L. 1 Claire Rossetto, membership chairwoman for Child and for these programs are typically came when the nation's major risen from around 5.7 percent last cases you live simply, but comfor­ abroad for older adults, ithasa goal NEW YORK - Moves by two of Family Services of Manchester, prepare for the agency's dormitories located on campus. banks cut the rate from 8 percent. fall to 6.45 percent as of Monday. tably. Dorms are not hotels. While of promoting International un^r- J the nation’s biggest banks to raise Talk on chofattarol Some programs are not limited to t n The rate had not been increased Given that increase, a prime rate Swittair talacft Pratt anginas fashion show Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Manchester you could request a single room — standing by bringing adults from n their prime lending rates for the Mar. 3 1 .1 since June 25, 1984, when banks increase was "not really too "Cholesterol and Your Heart” Country Club. Tickets are $6 and may be obtained by the summertime, but are offered there may be an additional charge overseas here as well as sending ro f first time since mid-1984 could raised the prime to 13 percent from surprising,” he said. EAST HARTFORD — Pratt k Whitney announced that its will be presented as part of the year-round. — you must be willing to share if older Americans abroad. The cost calling Belcher at 649-0036. Tables can be reserved. 9*/. signal an increase in how much 12.5 percent. Others said the prime rate PW4666 turbofan engine has been selected by Swissair t o r a new "Many of the participants like to none is available. for a two-week program; 81,695, not n Manchester Memorial Hospital’s consumers pay for credit. " I hope it's not a sign of things to increase also probably reflected fleet of McDonnell Douglas M D-ll aircraft and that the contract community education series Wed­ Clothes will be provided by Zahner's of Rockville. study at Ivy League schools or Costa for the program offered Including airfare. Citibank, the nation’s largest come," President Reagan said the banks’ expectations that short­ could be worth more than 8476 million. nesday at 0 p.m. The program is E commercial bank, announced after the announcements. term market rates were unlikely to The agreement represents the first order of PW4666engines for free and open to the public. 8% L Tuesday it had increased its prime In the past, the prime did not have move lower in the near future, and MD-ll aircraft, and is one of the largest commercial aircraft rate to 7.75 percent from 7.5 much direct effect on consumer the Federal Reserve actually might engine orders this year, Pratt k Whitney said in a statement percent, where it had stood since YWCA hat tarlat 1- rates, but that has been changing. move to push rates up in order to Tuesday. Aug. 26. Robert Chandross, chief econo­ support the dollar in foreign ex­ Swissair may need as many as 69 engines for the six M D-lls it Exercise and play are part of a 7% The announcement was quickly mist for the North American head change markets. AL SIEFFERT'S SPRING CLEARANCE ) has ordered and the 12 more it has an option to purchase. series of classes held at the YWCA followed by Chase Manhattan, the office of Lloyds Bank PLC, noted The dollar, which had fallen . a ■ IV 1 a m IV 1 "Swissair is one of our oldest and most significant customers,’.' on North Main Street during the nation's third-largest bank. the prime increasingly was being sharply against other currencies in said Lawrence W. Clarkson, president of Pratt k Whitney’s week of April 13. 1985 1986 87 Major banks generally follow used to set interest charges for recent days, rebounded a bit after Adult fitness and exercise classes each other in changing the prime, many credit cards and home equity Commercial Products Division. "This order is parHcularly Note: Each bank sets Ss own the prime rate announcements. will begin April 13. Registration is although no others announced rate loans. gratifying and demonstrates the confidence one of our most prime rate: maior barSts tend to set A too rapid weakening of the now being accepted. Child care is hikes Tuesday. Economists said the banks were valued customers has in Pratt k Whitney and our newest similar rates and change them at dollar Is seen as increasing the available during morning activities The previous change in the reacting to increases in their cost of danger of high inflation, because it product.” the same lime March 3i change with experien ce baby sitters. prime, which is what the banks funds. raises the cost of Imports. A weak Swissair was the fifth m ajor carrier to select the PW4066, Pratt shown is tor CEEtarA orSy. For more information on dates charge for loans to their best Gordon Pye, senior vice presi­ dollar also is seen as possibly and Whitney said. and times, call 647-1437. customers and is used as a base to dent of Irving Trust Co., another leading to higher interest rates. Egg decorating In tm tt rates help push dollar up The Lutz Children’s Museum will Airlines can merge after court decision LONDON — Higher U.S. interest rates and central-bank conduct a if egg-decorating work­ intervention helped push the dollar up against most major shop for parents and children April currencies in early trading today. Gold bullion prices fell. 11 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. ’The By Carolyn Skorneck O’Connor vacated the ruling by the tor’s ruling that it would be bound contrast, 92 percent of Western In Tokyo, the dollar edged up to 146.90 Japanese yen, from workshop Is open to parent-child The Associated Press three-judge panel of the ^ U.S. by the arbitration decree, subject to employees are represented by a Tuesday’s close of 145.65 yen. Later today, the dollar was quoted pairs; children must be one year or Circuit Court of Appeals at 2:15 Judicial review, over which unions union. > at 146.70 yen In London. WASHINGTON - The 8860 mil­ a.m. today, said Kathy Arberg, could continue to represent former older. The cost is $4 for members CHOOSE Under the merger. Delta, head­ The dollar’s close in Tokyo on Tuesday was its lowest level lion merger of Delta Air Lines and Supreme Court spokeswoman. Western employees. and 86 for non-members. Call quartered next to Hartsfield against the yen since modem exchange rates were set in the late FROM: Western Airlines can go through, "That means the merger can "It had been a real smooth 643-0M9 for registration. Atlanta International Airport, 1940s. mnCA thanks to a Supreme Court action take place," Ms. Arberg said, who 3 G I A N T merger, and then at this late hour would fly to 153 cities worldwide, Traders in Tokyo said the Bank of Japan bought dollars on the ZENITH ■ early today that vacated a lower noted that the Justice has responsi­ m we get this ruling,” Berry had said and expects to carry more than 53 open market for a seventh consecutive day to prevent the U.S. Hospital visits ■ WHIRLPOOL court’s Injunction that had blocked bility for the 9th Circuit. before Justice O’Connor vacated million passengers each year. currency from falling further against the yen. m WESTINQHOUSE the merger. "W e did not think the Judge would the decision. " It definitely creates a The Lutz Children’s Museum and Later today, traders said the dollar was helped in Europe by ■ CALORIC "That’s great news,” exulted rule that quickly,” Berry said, major problem for Delta. We were The merger would increase Del­ Manchester Memorial Hospital will unconfirmed rumors that the U.S. Federal Reserve had mEMERSON Delta spokesman Bill Berry from adding that he hopes the merger only hours away — the only thing ta’s number of aircraft from 259 to present a visit to the hospital from DAYS ONLY!! FISHER intervened Tuesday with dollar purchases against the yen and m his home in Atlanta. "A ll 1 can say will be accomplished "within a 360, Its workforce from 38,000 to April 26 to May 8. ’The program is left to do was to tell the Western m HITACHI is we’ll proceed as rapidly as matter of hours after the start of 48,000 and states served from 35 to the West German mark. for children ages 4, 5 and 6 and is employees to show up in Delta SPECIAL WEEKEND SAVINGS m KITCHEN AID possible to make the merger a business this morning.” 42. Delta would be the primary designed to provide youngsters uniforms.” mSANYO reality.” The merger, approved by the carrier at the Atlanta, Cincinnati, with a better understanding of the ON AMERICANS TOP NAME The dispute concerned a 1982 mSHARP The merger, which was to have stockholders of both airlines In Los Angeles and Salt Lake City Sales of coins booming, Mint says hospital. union contract that said employees BRAND MAJOR APPLIANCES, mSONY taken effect at midnight, had been December, would make Delta the hubs. Registration forms are available of Los Angeles-based Western still WASHINGTON — Sales of the new American Eagle gold and m SPEED QUEEN stalled Tuesday afternoon when a world’s fourth-largest airline. at the museum on South Main would be governed by the pact if a "W e’ve always been tough,” silver coins are booming at home and overseas, the U.S. Mint MICROWA YE5....COLOII TVs, m SYLVANIA federal appeals court in San Fran­ Union lawyers had estimated Street, ’Tuesday through Saturday merger occurred. Union lawyers company spokesman Jim Ewing says. ■ TOSHIBA cisco ordered the companies Into that the arbitration could last a from 8a.m .to8p.m .,or from school VCRa, PLUS MORE! argue the merged airline must said of the airline’s position In the "W e are all very proud to be producing an American product m WELBILT arbitration over a union contract week, prompting predictions by offices. honor the contract, but attorneys market. "Delta has never been a that Is so popular both at home and abroad,” Mint Director m QE dispute. That injunction prohibited Delta of losses of 83 million to 84 m LITTON for the airlines say that clause is patsy — this gives us more moxle.” Donna Pope said Tuesday. the merger until after the arbitra­ million for each day of delay. unenforceable. MAGIC CHEF The Eagle gold coin, introduced with only three months left in History winners m tion ended. The 9th Circuit panel had said the Only about 10 percent of Delta Though Delta previously has had mMAQNAVOX 1986, accounted for 87 percent of worldwide gold sales last year, Acting on an 11:40 p.m. Tuesday only way the merger would be employees — its flight dispatchers some service in the West, Its Assumption Junior High School MAYTAG m application by Western and Delta allowed to proceed was if Delta and pilots — belong to unions, strongest base In the past has been according to Mint estimates. recently named several winners in SEE m MITSUBISHI attorneys. Justice Sandra Day agreed in advance of the arbitra­ according to the company. In In the Southeast and East. the school history fair. First place ■ PANASONIC went to Amanda Botticello; second ■ PHILCO place, Nancy Mace; third place, ■ QUASAR Patricia Correia; and fourth place, m FRIGIDAIRE Michelle Sauer. e v I b v% c b o w a v h ... ■ JENN-AIR Following the school fair, the PLUS MANY winners went to regional competi­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 tion at the University of Hartford. MOREIII Eight projects about "Liberty; Rights and Responsibility’’ were ® c u re R Y VCtL.» entered and awards went to EEE Amanda Botticello, a first-place N6tlC66 Empluyinent Ml HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED prise in the individual project HELP WANTED GDHELP WANTED EDHELP WANTED GD El GD division for her Ellis Island and At a condition prtcedont to 6 Educatiun immigration display, and Nancy d is c tht ploctmont of any odvtr- COAST Guard - has a INSURANCE. Growing SANITARIAN. Part time. 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Call 643-1699 and employeet ooolntt any GD search and rescue are April 1,1907. This posi­ place went to Stacy Luoma and computer oriented 3:30. Perfect entry level po­ CLEANING Service - Im- AT AL SIEFFERrS and all lloblllfy, lott or CLERICAL - Full medical secretaries only 2 of the lobs we do sition. Some expe­ tion consists of lOhours Maria Cuneo for their Liberty Bell expenie. Includino ottor- time NURSES Aides. Cur- medlote openings, var­ office position, 46 and LPN's or RN's everyday. High school rience preferred. Coll per week. Please call display, and second place went to SOLDI” AIR CONDITIONER neyt' feet, orltlns from grads or GED, aged 17- rently accpetlng oppll- ious hours available. YOU GET MORE... clolmt of unfair frodepractl- hours per week, Mon willing to work hard cotlons for our Nurse 649-0016. the town office building Must have transporta­ Kristen Giacopassi and Kristin and share In the re­ 26, good physical con­ 742-7305 or opply at the Hartnett for their Statue of Liberty cet, Infrineemenf of trade- day through Friday, 6 Aide training class that MASSEUSE. 8300 io 1600 tion. 85 per hour to ■ FREE DELIVERY HEADQUARTERS morkt, trade namet ar pot- amto4;80pm. Rellobll- wards of patient care. dition. Coll 203-240-4257 Selectmen's Office, project. BPWOMJ will begin soon. Also weekly. Massage only. start, plus mileage. 1 WB NOW 322? EARLY BIRD SPECIALS entt, violation of rlohtt of Ity and accuracy Im- Please send resume to collect If necessary^ taking applications for School Road, Andover, week paid vacation af­ ’The students who won the re­ ■ FREE REMOVAL SSujTorj® privacy and Infrineemenf of Box J J c/o the Man­ TY P IS TS — $500 weekly at Large Hartford agency Ct.______SIZES FROM 4,800 BTUt TO 36,000 BTUs portant. Expemence C. N. A.'s. We offer seeks attractive, well ter 1st year. Days, 633- gional competition will compete on cONomoNERS- copyright and proprietary using adding machine. chester Herald, Man­ homel Write P. O. Box excellent storting wage PERSONS io work in 3043. Evenings, 643- the staU' level on May 9 ■ FREE NORMAL HOOK-UP rlghtt, unfair competltlan Apply In person chester Ct. 06046. 975, Elizabeth, N J spoken masseuses. kitchen making sand­ fi'i gyjJf^ND O CARRIER m WESTINQHOUSE and libel and tlonder, which ond benefits. Please Part time or full time. 6019. may result from fhe publlco- Prague Shoe Com­ C l 6 A n In G Help— Floor o t m . ______contact: Director Staff wiches and other kit­ ■ EMERSON ■ SANYO Own transportation. chen duties. 6494)305. ONE OF TH E good habits FREE SERVICE flon of any odverfltmenf In pany, 266 Pitkin Street, expereince preferred. p r In T e r . Press person Development at Crest- Will train. Beou Monde Walk for tha hungry JgfAavoos fhe Manchetfer Herald by East Hartford. Evenings and/or wee­ with knowledge of Har­ field Home/Fenwood thrifty people hove deve­ fflUOUGH'THC* FRIEDRICH m GENERAL ELECTRIC 724-0516. Bedmaker/OHIliy Aide. ...PLUS MUCH, MUCH MORE!! adverfiter. Including adver- s e c r e t a r y "- for one kends. 643-5747. ris 19 X 35 press or Manor. M -F. 7am to loped Is dolly reading of BOLTON — The Bolton Ecumeni­ fltemenft In any free dltfrl- ixRiniircisTgsaicS Orientation ond trlan- the ads In classified. , man law office. Short MATUA e Responsible simllor. Pleose reply to 3pm at 643-5151. cal Council will sponsor its annual buflon publlcaflont pub­ P. ,0. Box P c/o the Receptionist desired Ing program to begin That's where they find lished by the Manchester hand required. Coll 646- person to give loving P A R t Time otter school on April 13th 1967167 for walk for hunger April 12 at 1:89 2426,9 to 5 weekdays Manchester Herald, 16 for physicians office In value buys. 7 7 Herald. Fenny Sieffert, core to Infants and and Saturdays. Odd Manchester. Salary those Interested In a p.m. The walk will cover 16 Publisher. d A A F tN Te H S iNonted. toddlers In daycare set­ Bralnard Place, Man­ kihmieters (about six miles) and lobs. Keeney street and benefits commen­ newley created posi­ Framers and Siding ting. 647-0766. chester Ct. 06040. area. 643-6130 or 643- In a recant national will begin at the town green. surate with expe­ tion in a long term core survey it was shown that e-Z TERMS: LOST men. Full and part time TELEMARKETERS H6uSEKEiAEk/Cook 4605. rience. Knowledge of setting. Paid training, The walk is the community work. Manchester wanted In East Hart­ for Green Lodge a 20 excellent starting sa­ S3% of the personnel ™ J • CASH AND FOUND TELEPHOf^E -Operator- Insurance helpful. Call and amploymant exec- hunger appeal of Church World area. Good wages. 647- ford. Earn up to 86.06 bed self core facility. 6464)534 between the lary with beneflts and I m a s t e r CARD 3644, 643-5734. /Typlst - seeking a full utivas around the coun­ Sendee. For nsore information, call LOST. Female Calico cot per hour. Coll Marie at Call M -W -F. 649-5905. hours of 13 noon and • room for growth within 'Al time telephone opera­ try use newspaper ad­ 87M3I6. LANDSCAPE Laborer. a6^7^06. P A k t tim e general work 2pm. Mondoy through . the system. For furhter PHONE-6 4 7 -9 9 9 7 \l\J • m o n t h l y RMT. 7-6 years old . Vldnlty tor. Must possess effec­ vertising vshen they are of Cllffside Drive. 643- Commercial mainte­ INSURANCE. Growing power 'equipment. tive telephone skills, Frldoy. Information on confi­ 4171______nance and Installation. agency looking for ex­ Deoler Eckert's Coven- typing 35 - 50 w.p.m., dential Interview coll seeking professional or Coll after 6 64M962 or perienced Customer try. 742-6103. aptitude for figures CHILD Core. PorTTIme Jacqueline Germain, i^omptportonnel. SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER IMPOUNDED. Female, 2 When hiring now em- EMERGENCY years old. Shepherd . 875-6623. Service Representa­ BOOKKEEPEkt. Medical and basic office skills. and full time openings South Windsor Nursing Flr« — Police — Medical 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET Ai^iAtibNiit. Ad tive. Able to handle all Manchester office Is Apply In person, Mon­ for loving core givers Center, South Windsor, pfoyaes. tho newspaper Block ond light tan. Is inn rated esdle MANCHESTER. CONN. South Main Street. agency needs a plea­ areas of agency actlv- seeking full charge day through Friday, for Infants, toddlers, Ct. 269-7771. Wearing a Robles tog. sant, polite, persona­ Ity. Agents license ond bookkeeper. PartHme. 6:30 to 4 :30 ,Prague and pre-school. Coll NItINTi&HkIT Ur numbor-ono ehoice tor DIAL 911 OMNOAfLVlMON. « TNURt. m R TU m WBO, BATTH. R FR fIM rm R tUM, fM Please call the Man­ ble receptionist. Typ ­ management expe­ Flexible hours. Please Shoe Company, 200 Pit- Morllyn Dlmmock, Lit- photo studio In South teaching oi^lflad In Mancheater 1 chester Dog Warden at ing skills a plus. Call rience a plus. Coll 649- call Sandy for further kln Street, Eost tie People Unlimited, Windsor o pacts) 6 4 3 ^ 1 . 643-6642. 646 4663 for Interview. 0616. Information of f76-7M0. Hartford. Mortborough. 295 6008. I JifAWICHEit i'itK h e r a l d . Wfdnetdav. Aw il 1,1W7 wrtiw K w . A0fo i. n w - m CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 SMet wm egndeev * ...... » ■nwrtemnNiit...... » Form Swooiiot ofid Couiomonf . 80 7 Eld ME6 INR Heertiie m the lager W if t Propffty ...... n BoeairOTWna'inesm* Tm $4 OUf1fovm«nt Sorvicm 15 inOuttrlol Prooortv...... 37 KefNMv^SFOfOftqf ...... 71 Autemotive eetosns reca^i^s^^ ^^eetes e9 MtscBtlonoout for Am t 3t AnHoiMi and CoilKilWn 73 Cori lor Sol*...... 71 MAD rOUfI AD. Oottlflod odvomtomofift oro Fro ■ i . i j i m N. M is ; me erspessd senbif fi ' Aoom m o tn wontwd 3* CiofmifF...... 73 Tripckf/Vont for Solo 73 tofcon by toloohono ot o convonlonco Tlio lereonaieMaief Ecol Estate nontiptf to Ront...... 40 Funrtfwr#...... 74 CdmpoftrTroMors 73 Monchoitor Horoid it roipontlblo for only ooo t Town Oork, T* Homo* for Solo .. TV/StVTFOrAMMIOnCFt . . 75 MoforerciosrMopods 74 Ineorroct iniortion end mon only for mo tlio of eon 71 Servlcos MocMflGfy Ofitf Tools 76 Aulo Sarvlcof 75 tho ortoinoi intortion. Crrort which do not Contfen^lniums for Solo 77 lotton tho votvo of mo odvortitomont will not Lofs/Lontf for Self . Child C o ro ...... LOuen ont Gortf^...... 77 Auto* For Mont/Looso 76 _^igjPHUgiiaiw ----- WwtfthNNtendlWhdMff 73 . 51 Good Tniomb to Eof...... bo corroctod by on oddiftonoi intomon. aaw«>a«»a**aaaaa*aa»aaaaaa*a*a*aa»..>.a.a... Inwttmont Prooorty M Cloonino SorulCEt...... 53 7t MiBcotionoom Automofivo . 77 — -- - -i- re sg, ifw ere AerN,ife7. Foot OtKoof/Flfowood . 7f Wontoa fo Ouv/Trod* 78 eg ta* Ik Ih* Otlte* et the »r#m: Town aertt. Team onic* PUNNING A ZONtNG RedWeTrwN...... SMMW CMMHSSION TimNOP j.CFeimey C*...... « i s s ____ et Andemr, Ceiwiee weHS-IeekmAAitacietaa...... SK ss Beet aiN 1st ond iNh dov et ANDOVeR,CT Prapaaed eeeroerlBttaii t* SaecM Orents • A*rH,nw. KRNIWTN LCSTia, NELPWMTR1 RHFWMTB m f W M TEB R a F W M T E I mfwtma lELf WMITEB PundN-Phene-ArilMaNISW^^...... SIJSS.SS CHAINMAN CD GD ED GD GD GD *wiiA l^v IlfISfVWV ItaeVF AW xBieaMBMebMWflVffWY OTtVWf rVvMeWO PLANNING A UMflNG tram KMMan Treat. ?ART TIME. Monerm- RECEPTIONIST noeded BANK Toller tufi time. PART Time cor wosHor. PART Time holp DIRoso t«r, 15-90 Hours por for medical distribu­ Has the long winter got Praeaiae seeraerteWan to Oewarel Pund-Peb- CMNlCTICyT P u z z l e s •am until 19pm. Mon­ Clooners. Ploose opply WcWerlw-ssniksHwi-fefpefcheaeeriaiietni KEN LaSTBa, wook, dovs, noxibto. tor. Gonorol otRco du- you down? Spring dov fhrovu^ Friday. 534 East Middle Tpko. cantpactar ee^denaext CHAINMAN Moture person to sor- FILING Clerk ter H>Hours tlos. Plooso coll ITT- obood Into a ntwfvfurt Drivors Means* ta be ttneiiead bv NMdmi revenua hi axcaaa at trn-ea *y*:yro5:00. LABOAiR. Censtruc- F6RIM1 vlce arootina cords of o week. FlexIMo Hours. with South Windsor noodod. Applv to Tom tlon. Apply In porson ot deportment store. Gen- $4.9# por Hour. No typ- I^ACKER/Productlon tank and Trust Co., In Kollty, Carter CHov- T* cenaMar the Olaeawtlituenca of Olcett itraot Waat. ACROSS 47 Croftbor Anawtr to Provioua Puala The Andrew Ansoldl erol stock work Inven­ Ine. Coll IHo MoncHos- workor. 40 plus Hours our Vornon office. We rolot, 1999 Motn Street. Company, 1S4 BNfwoll AHeebHcmeaflnpiofmeTewttotMeiiehaatsreralialdatle- SUBARU 84 GUO. Superb 1 Houm pot 48 6roe 3 Q D a n a n c h d q q tory ond display. Coll H o r o ld r otter on excellonf stort- eanem wMch era eeceaama t* hondleoeeod tfllitna. In ed. condition. Lew mi­ ter $43-9711. ot­ por weak. Apply In LOOKING For Assistant Street, Monchestor. 4 SmoH ctr tuccoss 3QQ □□□□ □□□□ evenlnos only ipm to ter 1:3Spm and osk for porson only. 117 Colon­ Ing solory/bonotlfs RMaa,ii*ndl«eM*dln4hridvoMraeelrfn*enevxfllaryeMbi Mordiindlse leage. 1 oamer. Pull 8 Actor 50 Moko into 3QG QOOGDQQOC] Prolocf Monoger to ASSISTANf Monoger for erdar te_teclimNi lhair eerWcleeltew *t maaWma ahovM 9pm. M-F. 1-97^d479. Alox GIrolll. ial Rood. MoncHesfer pockoge and training cxwjecttha Town et44y4isi one weak ei9ar to the aefiedutad options, cossotto, sun Mtkfon loithor QQooa naa □□□ Industrial Pork. progrom that will get run Individuol con­ iHwdworo store. Good roof, olr conditioning. 12 Over (poot.) 52 Striking struction firm. Fold on iweeWne to met eeeraerteN errewpamenN eon be mode. □ QQ a O B PACKAGE Store Clork. you oft to o solid stort. business opportunity, $4500. 449F4S3.______13 Novor (poot.) offoet QaaOGGGO □□□□ If you art Rood wllH quollflcotlon. Coll 443- good poy. Bonoflts. STePHIN T. CAtSANO 14 Sonpttrott 56 Compilo Port time. Some nlgtits 9459.______sccaeTAKv, boako op otaacToas BUICK denturv stoMon Adomt 30Q OGO □□□GD flguros. Hove o profos- Apply Conyers Hord- 58 Kong ^IGOGG □□□ □□□ PILLOWTEX CORPORATION OTNlSoturdays. Must be wore. 444^5767.______Doted ot Mencheater, Ceimacticut tMa 27lh dev et Mereh, IFIRRRTIRIE wfogon. Air condlMon- 15 Bouxito. 0.9. 60 Povofty-wtr relloble. Coll 449-044#, slonol oppeoronce, and HOSTESS Bonouet ser- Ing, poavtr stsorlng, 16 Form oponcy onna GnaGGOGG •goncy t lesding manufaeturar of pmows and down eomtort- osk tor Dove. enloy working with vlce. Bonouet bortend- DEPARTMENT Mon- WAT«BBorK!ngTze, power broket. Engine (■Wh) (•bbr.) □ G O G G G ert, currently Has fun Hme production work svaHoMe poople you should look ers, cocktail yyoltress, oger for retail point mirrored beokcot* dead. Body good for 17 Roundid IjQG GGG GGOGG LAUNDRY Worker. 90-30 Into tHo opportunitlos food sorvice and pan­ I lump 61 Do on our flrst sHHI. Thoss enuy level posmons do not re­ and decorating contor. heodboord, Pino finish. ports. $400/bsst otter. S G a a n o G a G g g d Hours por . Steak R 18 Firottimn9 again quire any experlsnce. PHIowtex wIN train you. In addi­ of South Windsor Bonk try cooks. Good monoy Duties soles and stock. N o n n 'TO caeorroas Excellent condition. 449-5005. rod 62 Napo :3GGG GGaa Goa Club Incorporoted, 40 a Trust. Coll Muriel to bo mode. Apply In Good hours. Excollont $300. 444-$540.______□□□□ GGDD DGG tion to our competltlye wage. «td benefN program, we Hilliard Stroot. 444- oiLoe'Re.VewHTON, APARTMBm 20 SoiH (Fr.) loon's are conveniently located In Mane heater, cloae to the Marks, 969-4041 oxt 914 person: Galley Restau­ starting pay and bonof­ KIN6 diz* avoterbed. 3 22 Thing m low istamt 9940. Tor on appointment or rant, 141 Now London •9P9W WF ^^VY^ffWfVr0 FBRRBIT 10 Traval on 43 Landing boat bus ime. If you ore Intoroeled In tfris peoRlon, oaH lts. Contact MIko _ Dacaeiad months old. Oak book- 23Vorvo 63 Hoekay groat LAUNDRY Worker. Port apply between 9 and 5 Turnpike, Paul's Point, Main _Tha Hen. WIHIom B. Rtx- TRUatt/VM8 25 Pottots M »b y ____ 45 Formar Loulae FKzmaurleo, Personnel at S4S-1737, 7sm- cot* from*. $S50/bett 11 Droga timo weokonds. Must Mondov tbrougH Fri­ Glostonbury. Street Monchestor. 449- of aw Ceert F6RMLE 27 Chos 64 Toboggan nuclaar 3;30pm. to gal more Information and Erections. MANCHESTER 2 bed­ offer. 29A4347 oWer4. 30 Inftomo with Evan (poat.) be 16. Excellent stort­ day of: 115 Edwin LANDSCAPER and lawn C3W. ______of Praeote, Matrtet et Men- 65 Suppar, a.g. 19 room townhous* V/t LibH T Mopl* drop leaf DGDGE Von 74. Excellent lovo 21 Long tint# ing pay. ApBly In par­ Rd.,^utH Windsor. workers. Experienced e.heerlne iwM on 66 Nautical ropa PILLOWTEX CORPOflATION SALEE Persons...Estlm- M e ^ U. 1f#7 erdarad Hwt baths, to wall car­ table writb extension Interior A extorlor. V-0 33 Bfookfoit 24 Undartono (dbbr.l son Monday through PART TImo/Pull time Se- reoulred In operating ators full time posi­ pH Helma muat ba erataiWad peting, appliances. food 4$ Rogont Mrool, MsncHostor, CT 06040 board and pods. 4 strong running. Mony DOWN 26 — beans 47 Lizard Friday, Earn to 4pm, cretory for busy medi­ and mointolning town t* the MuNerv on or batera $530 plus utilities. 34Fodtt tions ovollablo with cboirt. SlOO/best offer. new ports. Nsedt trans­ 27 At what tima Moodows Manor, 333 equipment. Knowl­ Juiw 9, HiZ or be barred aw 36 Sfrtngt 1 Confine 48 Female birds cal office. Wonted growing lawn com­ Milne Real Estot* Inc., Coll 44A7I49. 28 Mitt Bldwell Stroet, edgeable of landscap­ VF tVw PrOVIVM. mission work. Mutt (eomb. form) 2 Air (Mmb. 49 Feteegod Immediately. Benefits pany. Good solory, 52$-4573 or 549-4141. tell. Best efftr. 449- 37 Singor _ 29 Not original MoncHoster.______for full timer. Coll 444- ing procedures. Must commissions and be­ Johomw M. erudor, form) 51 Throet- AaaMont Clerk STORES, 14 miles from 4412. Pinit 3 Joumoy 30 Antiqut car SsthkETAlltY/Roceptlon 9694. be dependable. Oppor­ nefits. Will troln. Coll Manchester. 2 bed­ cleering word JOB TbefMvcIervI*: 39 Btndloodor 4 Having ridges 31 Former 1st. Dne-girl office. Mo­ tunity for odvonco- Evergreon Lawns. 449- FIMLML/CDAL/ 6 6 M R von 1M6. V-A, Amti Pa in t e r s . Experience Orawery LeliMea room, private en­ 5 Roman 32 CroM in a 53 Pitlege ture. Must Hove menf. Phone Kelly's custom Interior. Many 41$^. Interior ond exterior. •447. 44 Now CetH* Orlv* trance, appliances and bronze church Londscoplng, 59S-SI14 extras. Good condi­ 42 Shnfing pitnt 54 Ethereal OPPORTUNITIES excellent telepHone Pointers Helpers expe­ PHYSICAL Therapist. Beat Oraanwieh, ai eieiS carpeted. $395 coll 443- 35 f \rti person FIREWOOD. $53 a cord. 8 tion. $4000. 44A9442 of- 44 Jubitom 6 RamiMrt 55 Ripped skills, able to type and rience helpful, will from 9 to 4. M-F. Port time position $514.______7 TroHay 38 Baseball usocolculotor. Coll 596- foot lengths, green, tsr 3:30. 46 Army 57 Bushy dump at the troln. 449-9874.______SriHOOL Secrotory avolia>l* to work on on Trammort 8 Rangaof playar Mel 9155. 1 bedroom, quiet, on but delivered. 5 cord min­ tO Y D TA 1978 pickup. 59 Beskeibtll MATURE Woman to core RHAM Junior High on coll basis In skilled L u n / u u n line. Heat and olr con­ Sorvico tight ASSEMBLY Worker. School effective Imme­ imum. Moster/VIso Lono boss, cop. Excel- (•bbr.) 9 Daeoration 40 Unlawful group (abbr.) for toddlers. Hours 1-4 nursing facility. Spe­ RHIIAIE ditioning Included. cord. Northern Fire­ 1:00-4:30. On bus line. In the Childrens Place diately. Apply to: cializing In short term $425. 444-3094. isnt condition. Asking wood distributors. 972- $1900, 447-93M. 1 2 3 finanrlirslrr ){rraI^ S5.50 fo start. Coll 598- Day Core Center, Man­ Henry Grabber, Prin­ rehabilitation. Posi­ 9155. cipal, RHAM Junior MANCHESTER. Full 90 ACRES prime form- 4 room apartment. $4i5 3414. chester. Coll 443-5535. tion to Include wee­ HOMES OPEN Sunday 1-4 PM. 90 land, rich loom, no per month plus utili­ 13 High School. 998-9493 or kend rotation and vo­ Dormered Cap*. Wellmon Rood. Spa­ 447-9997 by April 10th FOR SALE $194,900. PIreplaced stones; over 3000 feet ties. Available April iMBTiZYClES/ cation relief. Pleas* HAIR cious ond oleeont Cop* on Cleon river; one 15th. 449-6345.______1S 1987. coll Physical Therapy living room, good sized Cod of 4 rooms plus o EQIHPMEHT IMOfEDB PART TIM E dining room, ap- block off rout* 4 neor 3 BEDROOM duplex In Director at Crestflold STYLIST All real aatola odvartlaad In real nice rec room. AndoverzBolton line. 16 Convalescent Home. the Manchaatar Harold la pllonced kitchen and This oversized hwne Is newer 2 family home. c o 7 i p T7 T e r - o e c - YAMAHA Virago, 1905, TELEMARKETERS aublact to the Fair Heuaino bedroom on the moln $59,900. Terms-'/b Includes appliances TOOcc. Like ntw, gor- INJECTION MOLDING COOKS • UNE 443-5151. Full or part time. loodod with extros In- down. (414) 151-0171. Rolnbow 100PC digital Act of INS, which mokot It level with 9 extra large Icudlne o center Island and wall to wall carpet­ 2 years old. Used very ogsd. 1500 milts. $2500 If you like iilgg, and have a claar apMkina Experience rsquirsd. Full T e a c h e r F hvsIcs and llloeol to odvortlao any prof- bedrooms upstoirs. 9 ing. Heat not Included. or bsst offer. 449-0$S2. voica you could ba earning $'a in our aalaa Wb’fb Looking For PooplB time nights. Apply to Chemistry. Excellent Busy Manchester eronco, limitation or dlacrlm- In tho kitchen and o little. CPM-MS- DOS- full boths located on a lore* deck ter great YOU CAN enloy extra $410 monthly. Security M-Boslc$2900 447-0049. t7i5R5A Af£" S36k ti. dapartmant M-Thura. 6:30>B:30. Sat. 10-2. 700 student high school Salon. Inollon bated on race, color, quiet street In a nice and references re­ OpportunHy for competent parsons willing to VarMR f l ^ Clib with high academic rollelen, aox or notional Summer bor- vocation money bv ex­ $1200. 447-9345. Runs Will Train. Hourly Plua* bonuaeal Call Suaan Route 83 erlefn, or on Intention to location. D. W. Pith b*ou*s...t139,900. See changing Idle Items In oulred. 9 children pre­ greot. 647-9040 taka a career position. Join a 19-prass, steadily and behavioral oxc- No following Real Estot*. 443-1591 or ferred. No pets. Coll growing moldtf of precision gears wHH an out­ ■fMr 2 pm poctotlon Is seeking a make any luch prtforonco, you Sundoy. Dir: East your home for cosh ... HARLEY Davidson mo- necessary. limitation or dlacrlmlnetlon. I71-1400.O Center St., to Porter with on od In classified. 443-7435.______standing reputation. Of course — modern plant qualified candidate tor The Herald will net knew- torcvcls, 1974, SXE teaching Physics and M A N ^H iitfiA . siO4,90b. St., to Wellman Rood Coll 443-2711 to place your 2 bedroom townhous#. 1200. Excellsnt condi­ and equipment with generous compensation. Inely accept any odvortlto- Newer listing. Charm­ near tho cul-d*-soc. Hoot, hot water, cor- PIANOS A Organs. Bald­ Chemistry. Contact Dr. 643-8339 mont which la In vIoleNerr of od. win A other name tion, complsfely re­ Please call for appointment or atop to complela Mlchcwl Bloke, Tol­ lhalow. ______ing 4 room IVb story Blanchard A Rossetto. petlne> olr conditioner, built, oil chrome. Ask­ FULL TIME an application. MECHANIC Cap* style home. Of- "W* Ouoronte* Our oil appliances. Nice lo- brands. Thursday, land High School, Tol­ Govornment Homos ■ April 9, noon to 9pm; ing $4 JOO. Coll 443-0912. Smell engine. Experlenoed forlng 9 bedrooms, Vh Houses" 444-9419. cotlon. Coll 447-1595. S3 64 86 land, Ct. 879-6541. Posi­ from SI (U rtpolr). Frldoy, April 3, noon to AD TAKER Plaollct Qtaring TocliHology on #2 end M cycle engine tion to begin os toon os Oollnauent tax prop­ baths, dining room SUCtliESS Story .Shore Rentals MANCHEStbA. Immoc- end Mnvn IreeXor*. Oood cp- den, galley-type kit­ 9pm; Soturdoy, April 4, CMI8 60 Immediate opening In our Claaalfled Dept. possible. EOE. CUSTOMER erty. Repossessions. yours with your family ulote 3V^ room oport- 9om to 9pm; Sunday 1395 Tolland Tpka., Manchaatar, C T 00040 portuntty. Ixperleneed cniy. chen. Perfect starter by purchotlne this New ment. Stovo, FORIMi Monday thru Friday, 8:30 am to 5 pm. Muat RELIABLE COUNTER SERVICE Coll 1-805467-4060. Ext. home with numerous April 5, noon to 4pm of 63 help wanted. Full and GH-9945 for current Contemporary. ..7 refrloerotor, wall to the New Britain Ar­ poaaeaa good typing akilla. Knowledge of repo list. postlbllltlet. Sentry rooms Including o 1st wall carpeting. No 643^340 ECKERT’S port time. Apply: Bot- POSITION Reol Esfote. 443-4060.Q mory, Corner ot Stan­ l66 computer Input daalrabla, but will train. Coventry tlston's Cleaners, West floor family room and pets. References and ley A East Main East of Ih* river looitlon. Wishing will not sell any­ Thinking of tolling??? 9 ACREASE WHILE unlimited. Baaed on straightilgn commissions. think Independently spacious. Enclosed 447-S400.O______features and otherslll PLEASANT Room tor pool Includes huge tun •eniLlANTaar. *6,696 Excellent opportunity to work with a pleasant staff In an Inter­ T e l e p h o n e Answering Manchaatar prim* deck, fencing, filter, HE WAS STILL THIO. Call Susan, Circulation Department, 047- essential. Glaston­ porch and sun dock. 9 Tblnk Aatil 11 Or this ont Realty World. 444- mature working gen­ downtown profes­ t*TUNI8MO *7,666 esting field. Please call service needs might get by you I Nice 7709.0 tleman. Kitchen privi­ ladders, and warranty 9946. operotors-all shltts- bury, C T 033-5811 cor garage with loft. sional suites available for only $97$. Full fi­ le c O L T n m *•,906 NACUNE Now arrange the circled letters to Flat lot (1.9 acres). 5 plus room ranch on GLASTONBUilY, Smlth- leges, parking. Near from 1,000 to 4,000 Denies Roberta, Advertising Director pold training. Coll 449- quiet deodend street In brook. Prestigious de- bus line. References nancing available. to OMNI *4.666 form the surprise answer, as sug­ 9133.______after 5 pm. Lower level, two 3 square feet. Leas* or First cornel First gested by the above cartoon. room. In-law apart­ Ellington. 3 bedrooms, velopment on reoulred. 449-9033. purchase. Boyle Real SSJBBPCJ7 *7,606 iHIPPER/Recetver- irT- 9 full baths, Inground cul-de-sac near shop­ torvel Call Paul 1-SOO- 643-2711 ments with full op- Estate Company. 449- 152-7445 or 203-543-1141. \ for an Interview appointment ventory control. Hove pllonced kitchens, prl- pool, 130' X195' lot, cool ping and highways. 4000. Immediate need tor on CONSTRUCTION vot* entrances. stovo, sloto ontronco Housts feature central l32rfAPAirrMERT8 LANDSCAPER'S Trailer 8 7 S -3 3 1 1 (Answers tomorrow) NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... energetic person with SECRETARY Wolk-out to bock yard. foyer, economical to olr, central vac. Indi­ FORRERT 4' X 10' with tides and Jumbles: AZURE SWAMP FEUDAL CANOPY good moth knowledge One hot lovely fire­ hoot I Roduetd to vidual styling. Contem- IROUSTRIAL ramp. Mutt tee. Asking Yesterday's and the ability to grow $199,900. Jackson A porarlss and trodltlon- THREE room apartment. $450. 447-1349.______Answer: What many a public speaker devotes his life MARCHEITER AREA Eaot Windsor place. Oood tl 2*. FROFERTY TAKE A LOOK to— A "WCVORDY------'CAUSE with us. Must not hove 1175,000. Strono Real Jackson Real Estoto. ols. Our plans or yours. No appliances. No ALUMINUM wlndoavtfor Center 81. (odd only)...... 863-688 lMand]fHipr Hpral?) 0 fear ot climbing and We are ■ buey arehHeelural / Estate. 447-7453.0 447-S400.D Call today. Joyce G. pets. Security. Coll 444- PROPERTTLOcoMon^ sole. Excellent condi­ Edmund 81...... 11-83 should hove fork truck oenatruellon firm wHti an Im­ Epstein Reol Estate. 9494, weekdoys 9 to 5. 1150 Tolland Street, tion. Assorted sizes. FACTORY EXECUTIVE CARI VumW, SMk Ma.ll M •Vlllibi, tor 11.10, which InctudH ooclogo 0 Ocndllng FaIrvlew...... all txperlence. Phone 989- mediate need for a mature 447-$09S.a tfom Jumbid, e/d ibid nbwtgdpdr, w.o. Boi dill, Orlando, dL lldof-UII. 81. John St...... 18-106 MAtiCH^ifEit — 2nd East Hartford, Ct. Very cheop. 447-9799. Direct from Ford Includd ntmd, iddrdcd dnd lip eorld dnd mtbd chdcb pdyabid Id Ndwtpdpdrbookl. 6891, 9am-19pm or parson to handla oonelrue- A 6 A A is t Hills. Lovely floor, 2 bedroom, hoot Ideal uBoee: offices, Motor Co. Detroit, Stone 81...... iH apply In person at: tlon leMad aeeratarlal me- SO feet of 4* snow fence. Adams St. (odd only)...... 487-437 L-shoped 3 bedroom and appliances. No light Industrial, whole­ $20. 449-1290. Michigan. David Allen Plastics ponelMIHIee, Thia la a t sale vendor. 1. First Craatwood Dr...... ell lima poaMen wllh a eempaU- RENTALS Ranch In the Forrest pets. SSn plus security. All oait sr* loedod wtth 9 Daspwood Dr...... 3-88 Inc., 45 Connecticut Hills section of Man­ Coll 444-3979. floor, 2000 square feet. Uve aalary and axeallani ba- 9 Ave., South Windsor. equipment. Hsy* low mMot Foxoroft Dr...... 8-48 nalll paetasa Ineludlng proM |eS0.00 3 Bedroom Townhouee. Newly chester. Cathedral Open span. Concrete CELEBRITY CIPHER DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM M AticiiilTglt~f Fed- floor. Overheod door. ENDROLL8 end ctrry bNsno* of Calobrtly Ciptwr cryplogramt ore crMlod from quoliUont by llmoud Portsr 81...... 106-428 DRIVER needed, 3 days abaring. (The paraonnal In renoveted. Fully epplleneed kKohen. celling In living room room, dining room, poopls. post ond piwaont. Each Mtor In the dplwr blondi tor LInmor* Dr...... all per week. Apply In our ofnea are aware el llila with beautiful full wall Both and large shower 27H wMlh - 2Se faetory werranlyl •nolhor. TaUy t cSm; P •quit A. Perking for two cere. Security depoelt, 1 living room, applian­ Famdtis Dr...... 11-41 person or coll. Floral oppertunHy.) For ImmadMa fireplace. Offered at ces, wall to wall, nice area. Very good condi­ 1SH eridth • 2 for 2 N Avon 81...... all Expressions, 135 E. eenlldanllal eonaldarallon yeer leeee. No pete. $144,900. Joyce O. Ep­ tion. $1,000 per month. ■MUST ba plekad up at thal •6 Sable LS Wag. *14,366 Lltohfltld 81...... all Has Immediate Openings for Center Street. 444-8944. neighborhood. Coll 447- 9. Second floor, ap­ iHarald Ofliea Monday ttmi | 66 Taurua 4 Dr. 'Il.sae pliaai aand your laaumaand *•78.00 2 Bedroom Townhouee, epplleneed stein. 447-M95.0 m r otter 5. Jsnaon 81...... all JOIN the soles team ot aalary raqubamanla lo; Box proximately 9,200 iThuradaybalaia 11 am.only. 66 Ssbl* LS 4 Dr. *14,666 "NOCF P 8LH-HPQC Jordt 81...... all 00, e/e iba Manehaatar Har^ kHohen. Perking for two cere. Heet end aAAM^h HTMA-M aple soar* feet. Suitable for. Ptrfcsr 81...... 164-242 the following positions: eastern Ct's most re- Wood apartments. •6 Tempo 4 Dr. *6766 8 s p o c te d weekly aM, IS Sralnard Ptaea, Man- hot weter Inotuded. One yeer loose plus 5 or more offices. Wall CONDOM INtU In 8 Psrkar 81...... 266-381 New luxury, two- OMFDCZ YLBPAACPZB, shopper. Full time po­ ohaaiar, Ot 0S040. eeeurtty depoelt. No pete. to wall carpeted. 2 Woodbridg* 81...... 482-873 FOR SALE bedroom townhouses. baths. $1,100. per Blitt 81...... all sition now open for 279 Bldwell Street. 449- Moriarty Bros. • Class II Truck Drivers ambitious soles person *700.00 Brend new, 2 bedroom, holt Duplex. month. 3. First A se­ Automotive BRQCDOLFH OC YLBPHZCCY Franklin 81...... all MANCHESTERlTmm. 5949.______cond floor, 4000 square C*msr 81. (*y*n only) ...... 476-642 to tell and service ac­ IH bethe, oentrel elr, fully epplleneed Relax or golf at thli Used Car Specials Doughsroly 81...... SH counts. Exporlenct a kitehen, eerpeting, perking for 2 oere, ELDERLY Housing. Now feet, 2 offices and a • Accounts Receivable Clerk luxurious 3 bedroom^ taking applications for bath. Wall to wall cor- •6 DIds. Doha *8666 NLDO PDC OLQ.” — MoKso 81...... 12-78 plus, but will train If one yeer leeee plus eeeurtty depoelt. No condbminlum border­ BS nroblrd. AC *6266 Proclsr Rd...... an eogor to learn. Salary RN tbedroom apartments. peted. $450 per month. SGM pete. ing the golf course. All Coll 51A4522. Separate entrances, •3 Detsun 2008X *6666 PFRFQORMB. VIoloria Rd...... an • Freezer Selectors & Stockers plus auto exptntes, va- 7 o m -lp in loro* rooms Including R M I M i Wssi Ctnisr 81. (odd)...... 3-226 cotlon and more. Call *710.00 4 roome, 2 bedroom Reneh, North- SmrcHHTEITTkHrec. two months security •2 Muattng, VS *6766 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Basically. I only like peopla who Balts Rd...... '..... an sheetrocksd basement required. Open leas* 1 1st Shift - Full Time for porsonol Interview: Immediate position field Green Condo. Fully epplleneed tor future family room, five apartment conve- BCBI^^TdoorTvSTouto, 64Q-Merqul*4dr. *6666 contradict me. But I Hnd It difficult to get along with Brsnl Rd...... all 2nd Shift - Full & Part Time John Pitts c/o The available for RN who ntently located. to 5 years. Tenont to rodlalt, engine good. •4 Bulek Rogsl *6266 7 them." — Charles da Gaulle. Bullsr Rd...... an kHohen, oentrel elr, weeherend dryer In- fireplace, central olr, poy; utilities, mainte­ Needs transmission. 7 Broadcaster. 443-4649 can work 4 days per loro* deck. 9Hi baths. Appliances, profes­ 64 Metda RX-7 *6666 Eysrgrssn Rd...... an oluded. Swimming pool, eto. One emell sional couple pre­ nance, olr condlHon- $130. 4434»S3. W ^ M II Rd...... an or 454-9911. week. Unit bocks up to woods. Ing, service and ser­ •4 Cougar, 36K *7866 Grssnwood Dr...... pet eooepleble. 1 yeer leeee plue eeour^ Complex otters tennis ferred. No pets. Secur­ b'At&OR M IM IH l...... 76-266 E l a s t ic s Extruder op* • New Improved tty depoelt. ity. Reference*. SSSO vice contract on •3 AINenee 4 dr. M8I6 E. MIddI* Tpkt...... 264-373 orator trainee. R nt^ sterHno rotes and 0 swlmmlne pool. furnace. Landlord to Leaded, whit* with W. Mlddl*Tpk*.(s*aaiay|... 316,121,333,337,347.366 Apply in person: level position with D. W. Pish Realty. 443- plus UtlHMe*. 4494)533. burgondy Interior. AM •6 MIt. Gemitt *11,800 CLASSIFIED ADS: • Cemplefeli^ld poy taxes. Insurance •4 Pont. Gran Prtx *e006 W. MIddI* Tpks. (tnnsMri...... 666-766 above avoroe* sfartlns frinee benefit CALL FOR APPOINTMENT m i or $71-1400.a REMODELD 9 bedroom and cold wotor. Land­ power, auto transmis­ Adam* at. (tvsn only)...... 44G662 poy and full company protrom MAMCMS&TiA. illiltt. townbouBo, S575. Hoot, lord will do seme modi- sion. Asking $7000.549- •0 leuzu DLX PAJ *7106 EVERY Edison Road...... Jin S841 before t!30pm. t h e pold benefits ofttr 90 • employment bonus Booutlful newer condo hot water Included. No McoMons. Strono Reel •6 Lynx 4 dr. (2) *3000 DAY Fulion Rd...... Dari-Farms Ice Cream Co. days. Won# MSOSII. Wtm\«S«ilNl||MlMRMI In mint condition. Two p ^ . Credit references Estate. 447-74B.O CAMAROS41-II. S * ^ , •6 Marqule (2) *4006 Dovsr Rd...... •' credit union required. Monday AND ...... ,0$ 9om-19pm or opplY In bedrooms, 1V% ceramic Olr cendMIenlne, t-top, w o n d e r IN Olivsr Rd...... 40 Tolland Stage Rd. Tolland, CT. 06084. S!"® "! Oavw Allen • no benefit rote eUMHMiMMklvIie MIed botbs, cheery din­ thfoueh Frldoy. 11 to custom stereo, power TOWMF Rtf* •••••»•»*•••»•••••••••*•*•»•••••»••«*• t*********MM*********(aaatfN PimtiCT, 4S ConnsctI* 5pm .«4»8W . window*. S97IS/b**t MORIARTY Putnam 8L...... 8646 For additional de- D. F. REALE, INC. ing room. Victorian Avg., S outh style windewe end ITUDlb fype oper't- S a m A K eger. 74M791 or 444- w o r k e r Says RA* a*****r*taMa*t*a******afattt**»*»****«»*a*a*a«(»*»*«**«»ta Al Applications now being accepted 8:30-5:00 p.m. Windsor. telle coll RORMR Rl* taavaaaaaaaavaaaaaaaaaaaaMaaaatMafaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaatfaa Avtftf n i l trim, six panel doors. m ent. F e rtly twr> ManchesterHerald BWWUT^W ^WaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaMm M onday through F rid ay. Saturday 9-1:30. jANIT6KIALWerk.Pe^ Hl8B8lM8tor MeiMf IsfwIWa VFvFWfl^D Tvsrnifr^m m r MUITAH6M.1IKmllee. 801 CtnlGr DL Mm#, Reckvtiisarse.4 a a ? »! Etelelv. 1 w BaraBo 4 •eeed. ttS88/b**t M r i m Im b Arp. c t 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 64M129 M» MPtli PlHNkth CALL N O W 9 4 9 -2 7 1 1 / 9 4 7 -9 9 4 9 ^vt pw Msrn. effer. Rleee* coll $40- 4 Ine hours. 9I1>4II0. 8 4 S 8 1 3 S

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