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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — InvestUators searching for evi­ kills 9 people dence gthrson concentrated Friday on a blackened comer of the Dupont Plaza Hotel where the ballroom By The Associated Press was located. Police said search teams had found 95 bodies. Authorities in four states urged people to move A few miles away, doctors and inland Friday, as a classic northeaster blamed for nine forensic experts tried to identify the deaths swept up the East Coast with heavy snow, high charred remains of victims, most of wind and heach-grinding tides after causing millions of whom were so badly burned rela­ dollars damage in the Southeast. tives could not recognize them. “ I just tied up my boats and put the cat in the attic. Forty-one people remained There’s not much more you can do,” said Dick hospitalized. LaCross, who lives near the beach in Scituate, Mass., Police Superintendent Carlos where many seaside residents voluntarily evacuated Lopez Feliciano told reporters Friday morning. "I can’f hibernate... outside the darkened hotel Friday High tides broke through a sea wall at Marshfield. the water bed’s frozen.” night as searchers quit for the night Mass., sending water up to 9 feet deep into streets and that 95 bodies had been found. homes. Rescuers in boats helped evacuate iom e of the “ They consider that .95 is a residents: who scrambled onto the roofs of houses, cars Connecticut Weather cbmplete count, but tomorrow they and businesses to await help. are going to search again just in In New Hampshire and Maine, the National Weather case. At this moment, 95 is the final Service urged coastal residents to ’’complete all safety :p ir ;r - Central, Eastern Interior, Southwestern Interlon A total, I hope,” he said. precautions and evacuate to h i^ e r ground inland as chance of occasional light snow during the morning Officials at times have given soon as possible.” Saturday, then gradual clearing in the afternoon; high conflicting casualty estimates. Authorities said they had no immediate estimates of 25 to 30. Chance of snow 30 percent; wind northwest 10 Shortly before Lopez Feliciano how many people evacuated in those states. to 20 mph. Partly cloudy Saturday night; low 10 to 15. spoke. Gov. Rafael Hernandez Massachusetts and New Jersey. , Partly sunny Sunday; high 30 to 35. Colon said 93 had died. Earlier Two New Jersey residenU died when their c » Friday, officials reported the death Western Coast, Eastern Coast: A chance of light collided with a truck on a snow-covered r^rtilPTn HereM photo by Pinto snow early Saturday morning, then partial clearing; toll at 60, then 53, and then 82. Vermont, and one traffic fatality in MassachusntsrSad^ high 30 to 35. Chance of snow 30 percent; wind Investigators focused their atten­ blamed on the storm. T e ^ r^ -^ e ta n z a , left, and Antoinette northwest 10 to 15 mph. Partly cloudy Saturday night; tion on a ground-floor comer of the t,..4 Elsewhere, storms dumped up to a foot of snow on police reported several traffic accidents, low 15 to 20. Partly sunny Sunday; high in the middle building where the ballroom was parte of Pennsylvania, Ohio, M d the Rockies. In Rogers push a shopping cart through a some with minor injuries, during 1987’s 30s. located. Witnesses at the nearby western Pennsylvania, authoritiojepbned four cases Parkade parking lot Friday night as first snow storm. Northwest Hills: A chance of occasional light snovif swimming pool reported hearing in which men collapsed while shoeiteling snow and died. snow continued to fall. Manchester early Saturday morning, then partial clearing; high im explosions and said the ballroom The weather service called themortheaster “ the the lower 20s. Chance of snow 30 percent; wind and the casino directly above it most vicious storm” of its kind since a February 1978 northwest 10 to 15 mph. Partly cloudy Saturday night; virtually exploded in flames Wed­ AP photo blizzard paralyzed Boston with 27 inches of snow, low 5 to 15. Partly sunny Sunday; high 25 to 30. nesday afternoon. caused 29 deaths, destroyed 339 houses and inflicted Searchers have hunted for bodies Puerto Rico Gov. Rafael Hernandez Colon consoles Ana $300 million property damage. State getting up to 8 inches through the tangle of burnt furni­ Allen of Jacksonville, Fla., during a Friday memorial ’The storm was blamed for four traffic deaths ture, twisted cables and collapsed ’Thursday in North Carolina and two in Virginia, which service for victims of the Dupont Plaza Hotel fire. By the Manchester Herald vate contractors, George Ring- Lottery Winners ceilings for two days. Undersecre­ was also hit by coastal flooding, rain and up to 5 inches Joe Furey, a meteorologist at the and The Associated Press stone, a work supervisor, said. tary of Health Emilio Davila said Tobacco and Firearms. The bu­ of snow in some western areas. Weather Center at Western Connec­ explosions and there were at least In other parte of the state Friday bodies were found from the reau, the FBI and Puerto Rican Friday’s high tides were generally 3. feet or more ticut State University. two small fires at the hotel in the A “ massive East Coast storm” night, it was rough going. Connecticut daily Friday: Z4t. Play Four: 4SS4. mezzanine-level casino up to the police are investigating the fire. previous days. above normal, said meteorologist Bill Barlow of the ’The same storm was responsible' that caused coastal flooding from Bradley International Airport in Connecticut Lotto Friday: I, >, IS, M, SI, 3S. fourth floor. Vita refused to say what evidence National Weather Service. ’Tides of 2 to 3 feet above for coastal flooding and millions of South Carolina to Massachusetts Windsor Locks closed four Umes The corpse of a woman was police or bis agency’s 22-member “ ’The labor controversy in the dollars in damage in the Carolinas normal had been expected because of a syzygy, a rare spared Connecticut its worst fury discovered sitting in a window team has turned up, nor why the h ^ l was very, very tense,” Friday as crews tried to keep on Thursday. On Friday, it left alignment of the sun, moon and Earth that has Friday, but it was tailed by another frame through which her husband invesUgation was focused on the iernandez Colon said in a broad­ ninways clean and aircrafLfree_5f__^ more than a foot of snow on some occurred only three times since 1912, the weather storm and forecasters predicted a Ice. Index had jumped and suffered only a comer of the building. cast interview. “ All sorts of infor- service said. parte of Massachusetts and helped total accumulation of 5 to 8 inches of State Police Troop H in HaHai^ord broken ankle. Davila said the Hernandez Colon and other top maUon was going around that there Southern New Hampshire saw heavy snowfall, with push unusually high tides onto wet snow. responded to abmt 15 to 20 woman apparently hesitated. officials have said there are indica­ was going to be a problem at the 18 inches plied up in Salem, and waves closed coastal coastal streets and homes. Advice. snow-related auto accidents''dents' as of . 18 Local news. “ We’re here to find out where it tions the fire may have been set by hotel, that there were going to be roads in the Hampton and Portsmouth areas. In Manchester, police reported Furey said the snow eventually BusInoM _ 10:45 p.m., none involving injuries, . 10-11 Opinion______. 12-13 started and why it started,” said an arsonist. There was a bitter bombs, that there were going to be In southern Maine, where as mudh as 9 inches of nine minor accidents by 10 p.m. changed to rain in most parte of Churches . . 16-17 Sm lor Citizens. a dispatcher reported. ___10 Andrew Vita of the U.S. Treasury labor dispute at the hotel, Wednes­ fires. People were warned to stay snow piled up Friday, officials closed the Maine Friday on city and state roads, as Connecticut because of a strong Classified. . 42-46 Sports Troop K in Colchester reported Department’s Bureau of Alcohol, day’s blaze was accompanied by away.’ ’ ’Turnpike to commercial traffic, and Augusta was motorists struggled with the thick, flow of warm ocean air that blew Comics . 40-41 U.S./World______8-9 that it had responded to about 30 to whipped by winds gusting to almost SO mph. Minor slushy stuff. Coventry police re­ over the state. Connecticut__ — 6-7 Weekend Plus Magazine 40 snow-related accidents. flooding was reported on dockside streets of Portland, ported four such accidents. Later Friday, a low-pressure Entertainment. -20,37 ______Pullout 21-36 “ For the most part I would say but officials said sightseers’ cars were becoming the system that cauSied a heavy snow­ Four people were treated at (the roads) are 50 percent bare and Ten Connecticut residents missing biggest problem for snowplows and ambulances. fall in Pennsylvania moved o v e t ' Manchester Memorial Hospital and wet and 50 percent have a light “ We’ve probably got 2,000 people at Old Orchard the state, Furey said. released for minor injuries caused slush on them,” Irene Brewer, a By The Associated Press but there is nothing else to do here Gully of Stratford. Beach,” said Lyn Dennett of York County’s civil The state DOT had its full fleet of by snowrrelated automobile acci­ monitor at the Department of ... I don’t know how many bodies “ We’ re calling hospitals and they defense agency. “ People heard about the damage 620 trucks and 190 trucks owned by Manrliratpr Hrrald dents, ^ h osp ita l spokeswoman Transportation’s storm center in Some Connecticut residents who are going to be recognizable. Many are saying everyone is claimed,” there and they got in their cars to go see it.” private contractors on the roads said. ^ Wethersfield, said at about 10 p.m. USPS 327-500 VOL. CVI, No. 80 were guests at the Dupont Plaza of them were charred.” said Eileen Melillo, Melillo’s In New York City, high tides delayed commuters on attempting to keep up with one Manchester’s highway depart­ Friday. storm after the other. Penny M. Sleffert. Publisher IKtel returned Friday while others Mrs. Cohen said the last time she daughter-in-law, who went to San the Staten Island Ferry for about an hour, until the boat ment had 24 snowplows clearing ’The first blow, a “ massive East Though the snowfall made travel stayed in Puerto Rico, continuing saw her husband, an insurance. Juan ’Thursday. "W e are caJUng was ballasted down so a ramp that ordinarily is town roads Friday night, as well as Oougtsi A Bavins Sheldon Cohan Coast storm,” hit Connecticut late on local roads slow going, it didn’t their search for friends and rela­ executive, he was in the casino. morgues, the chamber of a m - lowered to the deck of the ferry could reach it. additional plows operated by pri­ Exscutive Editor Composing Manager tives lost in the deadly fire at the ’Thursday night with snowfall, said seem to faze shoppers at the Danlaa A. Robaits Robert H. Hubbard “ There were 30 of us and seven merce. Everything is very Advsftitino OIrertor Praatroom Manager beachfront resort. are missing,” said John Benevento, unorganized.” Manchester Parkade Friday night, Mark F Abraltls Jsanna O. Fromsrth As many as 10 state residents a contractor and chairman of the Anne Anastasio of Bethany said where the parking lot was at least Bualnsas Manager Circulation Manager remained among the missing, Woodbridge Board of Education, her brother, Nicholas Pprrotti, 36, half full. ’Two youngsters weaved- several from a group of about 30 who was with the Cohens. of North Haven, was hospitalized Blame the high tides on ‘syzygy^ through the lot on their bicycles, Publlahad dally sxcspi Sunday and certain holidays by the that was on its yearly excursion to Steve Launer of Fairfield said with a broken pelvis, femur, and stopping now and then for a brief Manchasisr Publishing Co.. t6 Bralnard Place. Manchssisr. BOSTON (AP) — Syzygy. an exotic Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn. the Caribbean to usher in the new three members of a group traveling face lacerations. He jumped out the for the area, said forecaster Tom heavily damaged 6,500 others. Property exchange of snowballs. term for a celestial lineup of Earth, moon Poatmaatar Sand address changes to the Manchester Herald. year under the sun. with his in-laws, Edward and Flora casino window, she said. McGuire of the National Weather Ser­ damage reached $300 million. A teenager rounding up shopiring P.O. Box set. Manchastar. Conn. 06040. and sun, brought very high tides to North “ Some of our friends went to D. Kohn of Fairfield, also were Kevin Condon of Ansonia and vice. ’The average high is 9.5 feet, he said. carte in front of the Super Stop A If you don't racalva your Herald by 5 p.m. arsskdays or 7:30 America for the new year, in time for a The height of the storm featured 100 identify bodies, but they weren’t missing. Kohn, 64, suffered two Thomas P. Cadden, 35, of Meriden, “ Today, it’s mainly the contribution Shop said the heavy wet snow made a.m. Saturdays, pisaaa tsisphorw your carrier. It you're unable northeaster to make big trouble Friday mph winds, and storm tides grounded a to teach your carrier, call tubacriber sarvica at 647-S646 by 6 ours,” said Judy Cohen of Hamden, both, attorneys, said they escaped from the storm,“rMcGuire said Friday. the chore more enjoyable than broken legs and a fractured spine, for coastal New England. tanker off Marblehead, north of Boston, p.m. weakdaya tor daUvsry In Manchastar whose husband, 56-year-old Alvin, according to his half-brother, Mike from the casino by throwing a chair ’The high wind prodth^s a storm surge usual. “ I think it’s kind of fun,” Suggaatsd carrier rates are 61.50 weakly. $6.50 lor one Syzygy, pronounced SYZ-uh-Jee, is a washed away seawalls in Revere and was missing. Gelber of Bridgeport. through a window and jumping that squeezes wmer above expected Robert Berthiaume. 16, said. ’The month. $19.25 tor throe months. $36.50 lor six months and term for when the moon aligns directly levels, he said. “ ItMteeps the low tides washed away homes in Scituate. $77.00 tor one year. Mall ratas are avallabla on raquaat. “ We are going to the small Unaccounted for, according to ^own atop bodies, glass and debris. covering of snow made moving the opposite the Earth and sun or between the In celestial terms, there are six To plaoa a claaaltlad or display advartliamsnt. or to report a hospitals in the area today,” she friends, relatives, and news re­ Michael Wolfe of Bloomfield said from getting out so yOu start with more carte easier, be said. news Ham. story or picture Idea, call 643-2711. Ottica hours are two bodies. Either alignment bulges the water,” he said. ’”Thar(S what happened alignments of sun, moon and earth that said from the Dutch Inn Hotel and ports, were; Robert Melillo of he and his wife, Linda, frantically ’The National Weather Service at 6:30 a.m. to 5 p m. Monday through Friday. tides in some areas of the Earth. contributed to higher than normal tides Casino, where the members of her Cheshire, Susan Lawrence of Shel­ searched for their teen-age daugh­ in the blizzard of ’78.’’ Bradley International said there The Manchastar Herald Is a msmbat ol the Associated Prsss. Friday’s high tide of 11.7 feet above On Feb. 5,1978, a t w ^ a y storm began this week, according to the National the Audit Bureau ot Circulations and the New England tour were transferred after the ton, Joel Katz of Stratford, Linda ters, Jodi and Sandy, after the fire was a chance of light snow on '* mean sea level was typical of that Oceanic and Atmospheric Newspaper Association. blaze. Borkowski of Beacon Falls, Jerry started. Finally, the Wolfes saw the that dumped 27 inches of snow on Boston, Saturday, when skies would begin celestial bulging, but it was not a record Administration. “ They said there is no one there, Mendell of Easton, and Joseph girls coming down a ladder. killed 29 people, de^royed 339 h o u ^ and to clear in the afternoon. « * ' Libraiy’sr"CDiotlng costs "wann up Newy in Bitef The town of Manchester will have project specifications. He said done in the first phase by having to pay $28,350 more than it had Friday there were a number of conduit wiring installed throughout ila tlngere perform expected if it accepts the low bid reasons why the town underesti­ the entire building, and increasing received from a private contractor mated the cost. The main reason the electrical amperage of the Ttaie Bla College Chamber Singers will perform to install an air-conditfoning sys­ was that the town’s figure was system from 600 to 800 for safety W^nesday at 8 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 I'I based on one-third of the cost of reasons, Heustis said. These added • i tem in part of the Mary Cheney Church St. Library, according to a report by doing the entire library. items were responsible for $9,850 of The program will include sacred music by J.S. Bach, Head Librarian John F. Jackson. Heustis explained that the cost of the increase, he said. choral music by Scandinavian-American composers -'■L'Af-'.','' r. , ’The town had budgeted $80,650 for installing air conditioning to the and songs written for outstanding singers from the the work, which it hopes to have entire Main Street building was Heustis said the second reason East Orange, N.J. area, where the college is located. done by this summer. However, estimated at $225,000. The first for the increase was that the town Soloists will include Steven Oosting, tenor, a New England Mechanical Services phase to be done this year would did not budget for inflation, nor did professional singer who is also the college voice of Vernon, one of five firms to involve the reference and reading it come up with a high enough figure teacher, and Mary Rowell, a concert violinist from compete for the project, submitted rooms, with the other phases being for overhead and profit. New York City. a low bid of $109,000, Jackson said. the children’s room and the main He said the town hoped to cover The event is open to the public. '.Ml ’The high bid was $167,700, accord­ lobby and stacks, he said. all three items by budgeting an ing to town Budget Analyst Robert However, the town decided to extra 15 percent of the cost, but the 1-84 changes If Uinday Heustis. who helped prepare the increase the amount of work to be actual total was higher than that. starting Sunday, traffic oiTeastbound Interstate 84 will be shifted north onto two lanes of a new viaduct after the Main Street overpass in East Hartford and to a new roadway east of the Forbes Street overpass, through the Manchester portion of eastbound 1-84. Exit 58 for Roberts Street and Silver Lane will be moved west of its present location by about on ^u arter mile. Motorists on Governor Street wishing to gain access to Robert Streets and Silver Lane are advised to use Main Street in East Hartford. '

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By Jacqueline Bennett meeting room, 50 more spaces in Evening Herald in the 1940s. Lone duck Andover Herald Correspondent the parking lot, and a place for the The small one-room Porter Li­ A solitary visitor shuffles through the WEDNESDAY Msaday recently acquired computer and brary has all kinds of adventures in COVENTRY— In an age increas­ videocassette recorder. snow covering the pond' at the Oak Board of Selectmen. Town Otffice Building, 3 p.m. reading, from the Harvard classics ingly dominated by radio and Librarian Monica Reed adm ^ed W etlan^ Commission, TowhActor Lloyd Haynes, $40 hi^ had to pay to get special bly passed a law allowing the for both of Hershberger’s launched into the air. departing,” said Eugene M. Koss, best known for his portrayal of the popular and handicapped license plates for his issuance of the handicapped motor­ motorcycles. Pac earlier this week denied a request by a assistant to State Consumer Coun­ understanding history motorcycles. cycle plates after Hershberger . Hershberger, 36, lost a leg in a sportsmen’s group, the Alliance of Clay Target sel James F. Meehan. teacher in television’s Hershberger said Friday that lobbied strongly for the measure. motorcycle accident in Manchester Shooters, to extend the effective date of the ban. ’The “ I know Bud Loewith well,” said “ Room 222,” has died of under state law, the MVD is only In October, he successfully ap­ in 1973. prohibition went into effect Wednesday. Warren A. Hunt, vice president of We’re Homeowners Mortgage Company. Second mort­ lung cancer. He was 52. allowed to charge $5 for a handi­ Pac said he has received letters from people revenue requirements for Nor­ gage specialists who provide decisions in less than 24 Haynes had appeared capped motorcycle plate, but in­ nationwide protesting the state’s move to halt the use of theast Utilities. “ He has tried to do hours. Closings in less than 48. With no application his work with a high degree of in many TV productions, stead tacks on an added $20 because lead shot. He said it’s one of the most controversial fees. Whether you need money integrity, balancing the consu­ with his most recent role the department says the license issues he’s encountered in his 10 years at the helm of for debt consolidation, home coming in the daytime plate changes the class of the Need Home Improvements? the state Department of Environmental Protection. mers’ interest, as well as company improvements, children’s soap opera “General vehicle from a motorcycle to a and stockholders’ interest.” tuition, or starting your own Hospital” as Mayor Ken handicapped vehicle. call Loewith, in an interview with the Morgan. He maintained that there has Car dealer faces new charge New Britain Herald published business, we can structure a Carolyn Haynes said payment plan that fits your budget. been no real change in the vehicle HARTFORD — Attorney General Joseph Lieberman Friday, said the DPUC also must her husband died at his itself, only in the department’s announced Friday he has asked that a Berlin car act on utility issues, if only to keep In Farmington call 674-0400, Coronado home New Ye­ classification. VIKING dealership and its owners be held in contempt of court legislators, from the fray. Brookfield 775-6225, New Haven a r’s Eve after struggling ’The agency could not be reached for violating a 1983 court order that they abide by the “ The worst of all worlds is to have 865-3781, Norwalk 866-4682, or, with the disease since for comment Friday. state’s advertising regulations. June 1986. 6 4 S - 0 4 8 4 (an issue) be attractive to the Hershberger said he will sue the In June 1983, the state settled a lawsuit with Marc 1-800-235-LEND. Fans of the Emmy- Legislature, because then you MVD for the $40 if it do not return Nissan (then Marc Datsun) and its owners — Leo award winning “ Room the money to him. He said that he Family Rooms Remodeling, invite regulation by legislation,” he Antonino of Mystic. Gerard Antonino of Waterford, and said. “ I think the legislature should 222’ ’ cam e to know has asked the state Office of John Antonino of Waterford — that required the Haynes as Pete Dixon, V Protection and Advocacy for the Small Jobs Welcome keep hands off.” defendants to pay $7,500 in civil penalties, legal fees Loewith, 67, came to the DPUC the teacher at the inte­ Handicapped to intervene for him, and other costs, Lieberman said. I I MOR1GAGECOMHANY4 grated Walt Whitman and is waiting for the MVD to Scott Lappen Barry Morgan after serving as a senior executive Lloyd Haynes ’The defendants also agreed to an injunction against officer for Connecticut General weave ANSWBSNSEOot^ High School. Haynes’ respond to a letter sent by the any advertising violations, including failure to character routinely led his class in lively discussions OPAH in early December asking 875-3354 429-4614 Insurance Co. He said joining the conspicuously display the total price of a motor public agency was a “ culture shock on timely issues such as prejudice and drug abuse and that the money be refunded before Registered with State of Connecticut Consumer Protection vehicle, he said. a subsidiary of Citytrust was surrounded by a cluster of admiring students going to court. to me.” wherever he went. “ I just hope we don’t/have to IRS wants taxpayers Lady Liberty U.S./WorM in Brief to use plastic money to charge fee

Imports lose duty-free stetus WASHINGTON (AP) - Ameri­ proposal are still being worked out, NEW YORK (AP) — Vis­ cans who use credit cai^s may find and he did not elaborate further. itors to the Statue of Liberty WASHINGTON — The Reagan administration them handy at tax time. The Gibbs also said he hopes the tax will have to pay a $1 entry fee moved Friday to eliminate duty-free trade status for Internal Revenue Service said overhaul law going into effect this beginning in February, the imports from Nicaragua, Romania and Paraguay on Friday that it was considering a year will not Im revamped soon, to National Park Service pounds that those countries discouraged unions and proposal to allow people to pay their “ give people a chance to get used to announced. vioiated intemationaliy recognised worker rights. taxes with the plastic money. this new law.” ) “ Up until now, the only thing U.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter said they’ve ever had to pay was IRS Commissioner Lawrence ” I agree with my boss, (Treas­ President Reagan also had decided to end duty-free the Circle Line for the ferry to Gibbs said the agency has proposed ury) Secretary (James) Baker. He status on July 1 for 290 products or about $3 billion in the statue,” said Carol Scott, a allowing taxpayers to charge their has said that he really hopes that imports from Taiwan, Korea and other newly park service spokeswoman. tax bills much like they charge we’ll cool it for awhile after this act. industrialized countries. The round-trip ferry ride is merchandise. The proposal is cur­ I think any time you have change in Among the products for which those countries will $3.95. rently being considered by the the tax laws, you’re going to have now have to start paying import tariffs of 5 percent to 7 The new fee schedule, imple­ Treasury Department. confusion and confusion is going to percent are hand tools, cookware and cameras from mented at select national South Korea, Hong Kong and Taiwan; concrete block, be considered complexity,” Gibbs v f ” We would charge your credit said. parks, is intended to repay a stone products and frozen vegetables from Mexico; card account and then you would With tax forms already being $15 million loan the federal furs from Argentina; industrial diamonds from Brazil; pay your credit card company.” mailed out, Gibbs urged people to government made to the Na­ and synthetic drugs from Singapore. Gibbs said on NBC-TV’s “ Today” get their returns in early. People tional Park Service to pay for show. due tax refunds will receive their the rehabilitation of recrea­ Captain tried to deliver arms For people who file quarterly checks within four to six weeks if tion facilities. The fee is due to expire LONDON — A British merchant marine captain was estimated tax returns, Gibbs said, they file early, but it takes six to ptember 1987. quoted Friday as saying that he contracted to deliver the credit card system could also be eight weeks as the April 15 filing U.S.-made bomb fuses to employed. He said the details of the deadline nears, he said. Iran in 1982 and that he AP pholo told the U.S. Embassy AP pholo after the delivery went awry. vacation. On Sunday, Reagan goes to Seeking divorce evaded tai(es, became rich Tom Screech, 43, was First lady Nancy Reagan holds her dog, quoted in the Daily Tele­ Rex, as she and President Reagan return Bethesda Naval Hospital for surgery that Lee lacocca, chairman of Chrysler Corp., FRANKFURT, West Germany 1,200 marks. graph as saying he spent is scheduled for Monday. fortune was royalties from “ Mein to the White House Friday. The Reagans and his new bride, Peggy Johnson, cut (AP) — Adolf Hitler was a tax Hitler quietly had his salary and six weeks in jail in the Kampf,” which outlined his goals were in California for a weeklong evader who became the richest allowances reinstated in 1934, Persian Gulf emirate of into a wedding cake in April 1986 after for more German territoiY and his man in the Nazi hierarchy, a West Quick said. Dubai after failing to their wedding in Grosse Pointe Woods, hat’red of Jews. German magazine said Friday. That same year he also convinced deliver the fuses to the The book was practically manda­ Mich. A Chrysler spokesman said Friday The Munich-based Quick maga­ Fritz Reinhard, president of the Iranian air force. tory reading for everyone in the that lacocca, 62, has filed for divorce zine said the Nazi dictator got The first reported se­ $1.02 trillion Reagan budget Reich’s Finance Ministry in Mu­ Third Reich, and newlyweds were officials to write off his tax debts nich, to write off his tax debt of cret shipment of U.S. from Ms. Johnson, 35. presented a copy paid for by the while amassing a fortune through 405,494 marks and exempt Hitler arms for Iran officially state after Hitler took power, the payments from industrialists and from paying any future taxes. acknowledged by Wa­ magazine said. sales of his book, “ Mein KampL” Quick said. shington was in 1985. By 1934, Hitler was earning up to 2 Quick based its article on a book The sum was easily worth a small The Telegraph quoted ‘will not abandon the contras’ U.S./World in Brief million marks in royalties annu­ called “ Hitler’s Money, ” written by fortune. Screech as saying that ally, Quick said. Wulf G. Schwarzwaller. “ The people did not know that the when he sought help from It said the Third Reich’s postal estimate differs from the White chartered credit organizations that The magazine said that when ’Fuehrer’ who used the political the U.S. Embassy in WASHIl^TON (AP) - Presi­ Gadhafi has luxury camper ministry paid Hitler 50 million House projection because it uses buy conventional loans; the Fed­ Hitler became German chancellor slogan ‘public benefit before s e lf London, officials initially dent Reagan will submit a $1.02 marks to use his picture on postage Capt. Tom Screech less optimistic assumptions about eral National Mortgage Associa­ in 1933, he told the public he would worked boldly from the time he took were eager to investigate trillion M d get to C on fess that MILAN, Italy — Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi stamps shortly before the start of the economy. tion (Fannie Mae) and the Federal has added a luxury camper to the fleet of decline his yearly salary of 29,200 power to free himself from all World War II. In addition. Hitler what appeared to be an attempt to violate the U.S. “ will not abandon the contras” The concessional report pro­ Home Loan Mortgage Corp. (Fred­ custom-designed cars he uses on-desert treks, an marks, and an annual expense taxes,” the weekly magazine said received about 100 million marks embargo on arms shipments to Iran. The State while calling lor deep new domestic cuts, administration and industry jected economic growth of 3 per­ die Mac), adminstration sources Italian auto magazine says. account of 18,000 marks. At the in the issue that went on sale annually for his private use from Department apparently later ordered the embassy to officials said Friday. cent in 1987 and 2.9 percent in 1988. said. The body of the mobile home is made by two Itaiian time, the average German worker Friday. German industrialists, the maga­ drop the inquiry, it quoted him os saying. Among the new proposals in the compared with adntinistration esti­ Meanwhile, budget director companies and its chassis is West German-made. Auto earned an annual salary of about It said one source of Hitler’s zine said. president’s 1988 budget, to be mates of 3.2 percent and 3.7 James C. Milier III, said Reagan’s Oggi (Today’s Car) said in its Jan. 8 edition, which F-16 let hits boar, explodes submitted to Congress on Monday, percent. budget will ask for another $100 went on sale Friday. ) are changes that would make it And the congressionai forecast million from Congress in assistance The magazine nicknamed the vehicle “ commander- IS L A M A ^ D , Pakistan — A Pakistan air force F-16 predicted that inflation, running at exploded afteKbitting a wild boar on the runway during harder for middle-class Americans to the anti-government contra bus” and said it can go 75 mph over the desert. Iraas about 1.1 percent over the past year water-tanks and storage facilities allowing for 15-day CLIP AND SAVE take-off. The fration newspaper said Friday; to get home mortgages, according rebels in Nicaragua. to an industry group. in the Consumer Price Index, would Despite the recent controversy stays without refueling. Auto Oggi said. The accident happened Thursday at the air force rise 4.4 percent from December base at Sargodha 120 miles southeast of Islamabad, Meanwhile, a Congressional over the illegal diversion of funds to Budget Office suggested that the 1986 to December 1987, and by P lu m b in g the English-language newspaper said. It did not say the contras, Milier said; “ I cannot Lame-duck Judge doesn’t work $42 billion in cuts and other savings another 4.4 percent in the following J i whether the pilot survived. tell you for sure what the reaction of SONOMA. Calif. — Judges have asked the state to be proposed by the president will year. ^Congress is going to be. But we will A Pakistan military spokesman said the report was By contrast, the administation Commission on Judicial Performance to investigate “ incorrect” when he was asked for comment, but he fall about $19 billion short of not abandon the contras. We will Problem? predicted inflation of 3.6 percent one of their colleagues who has been at work only a few meeting the administration’s own stick in there.” refused to elaborate. this year and 3.7 percent in 1988. hours since losing a June election While continuing to deficit-reduction target. Congress iate iast year approved The Mortgage Bankers Associa­ collect a $74,432 annual salary. Leaky faucet, The congressional report, re­ $100 million in assistance to the tion of America, quoting from what Municipal Judge Raymond Byrne, whose term ends O'Connor visits West Bank leased Friday, said that the annual contra rebels — approximately 70 officials said were confidentiai at midnight Sunday, has refused to comment about his plugged federal deficit, a record $221 billion percent of which is designated for BETHLEHEM, Occupied West Bank — Cardinal advance details of the budget, said absence. John O'Connor mixed politics and religion Friday as he in the fiscal year that ended last military equipment. A Sept. 30. will fall to $174 billion in the the proposals could roughly double “ As a public official in a democracy, he should have any plumbing problem.,. appealed to Israeli lead­ Reagan will ask for total defense current fiscal year and to $169 the amount of up-front cash that fulfilled his term in office,” said Mark Tansil, who ers to meet with him, spending authority of $312 billion in billion in fiscal 1988 even in the home-buyers would have to pay to defeated Byrne at the polls. “ You don’t just walk off the talked to Palestinians his budget, about a $20 billion absence of further spending cuts or acquire mortgages backed by the job.” Call and celebrated Mass at increase over present levels. Miller other savings. Federal Housing Administration. the site of the birth of added. Killer released by mistake The reduction will occur because It would also be more expensive Jesus. Overall, the president’s budget DALLAS — A convicted murderer went free for in the current economic climate of for veterans to aquire VA-backed The Roman Catholic will call for $1,024 trillion in seven months after prison officials received docu­ BOLAND BROS., loans as well under Reagan’s new INC. relative prosperity, revenues are archbishop of New York budget plan, the association said. spending in the fiscal year that ments they thought were written by a judge. urged Prime Minister outpacing outlays, the congres­ "S//7ce t935” He said the document calls for an begins Oct. 1, against $916.6 billion Willie Wood, 48, of Dallas, was released In May after Yitzhak Shamir and For­ sional office safd. in revenues — suggesting a federal prison officials received in the mail a form that While the forecast is similar to increase in the fee charged to eign Minister Shimon acquire such a loan from the deficit for 1988 just under the $108 re c c e d his sentence from life to 22 years, making him Peres to change their the administration’s forecast of a ' immediately eligible for release. Under the Depart­ 649-2947 current 1 percent to 2.5 percent of billion target contained in the minds and not insist on $173 billion deficit for 1987, it is Gramm-Rudman law. ment of Corrections’ mandatory release policy, an considerably above the adminstra- the loan value. meeting him only in their That law, partially invalidated by inmate must be released after serving one-third of a tion’s projected $150 billion "cur­ Administration officials have and receive the same fast, professional, Jerusalem offices. the Supreme Court, calls for a sentence. rent services” deficit for 1988. said that the proposals in the “ I hope to meet with balanced federal budget by 1991. Wood is not eligible for parole until 1998. Reagan has vowed to propose president's budget involving the and courteous service for which we have those gentlemen. I would White House spokesman Larry Corrections officials discovered the error when they steps in his new budget to reduce FHA and other mortgage programs be very gratefu for an Speakes said Reagan will sign the received a tip in November. the 1988 deficit to the $108 billion are part of the administration’s built our reputation over the last 52 years. opportunity to meet with budget document on Saturday. Wood remained free until Dec. 5. target of the Gramm-Rudman “ privatization” efforts to make the them in some situation in The spending plan is expected to “ It just did not happen in our court,” said District budget balancing law. government programs more like which I would not be be hotly contested In the new Judge Pat McDowell, whose name appeared on the “Your satisfaction is the Boland's Personal Promise." Edwin L. Dale Jr., a spokesman private ones. violating my trust,” he Congress, with Democrats in con­ documents. “ It’s obviously a cut-and-paste job.” for the Office of Management and The budget will also seek to make told reporters in Cardinal O ’Connor trol of both chambers. Budget, M id the congreaskmel completely private two federally Jerusalenn. t r \ r T ' 5 > BUSINESS Business in Brief 403(b) should have choices QUESTION: because of the change in the tax low My wife is a on .capital gains, to sell the bonds Roberts named public school before the end of 1986 and invest the Car sales in tbwn president again teacher and money in a mutual fund. We did not eligible to have Investors’ take his advise. Should we have ' Construction Althea Roberts, a sales up to 20 percent done so? Spending associate, was recent re­ of her salary put Guide Factory elected president of the into a tax- ANSWER: There’s no way of high but not hectic William A. Doyle knowing for sure, because there’s Orders Agents Advisory Council sheltered 403(b) Seasonally Adjusted of Merrill Lynch Realty retirement plan. no way of predicting how well or how badly the mutual fund will do in Bin Billions of U S. OoUars By John F. Kirch for 1987. She plans to compares with 160 sales during Seasonally Adjusted The council provides start doing so the future. Herald Reporter December 1985. Source U S Commerce Dept communication directly this year. The One thing is for sure. The broker in Billions of U S. Dollars Steve Carter, the vice president between the sales asso­ board of education has a list of to the public and make noises. That would have made money — on both 3 9 0 - ' Autoihobile sales for December of Carter Chevrolet on Main Street, Source U S Commerce Oeot ciates and the corporate approved companies through often produces results, especially the sale of the bonds and the jumped substantially over those of said he sold about 10 more cars in staff of Merrill Lynch which employees can invest their when newspapers carry stories. purchase of mutual fund shares — if one year ago, but Manchester the last four weeks of 1986 than he Realty. 403(b) money. Employers with 403(b) plans you had followed his advice. I ’d say dealership representatives said did in 1985. However, he said that Roberts has been an The problem is that most are should provide what technically are you were wise to hang on to those they didn’t sell as many cars as . his automobiles are less expensive active member of the insurance companies selling annui­ tabbed “ reasonable choices of high-interests, tax-free municipal many had originally thought. than some others in Manchester, council for three years ties, which my wife does not want. investment vehicles.” Restricting bonds. Nevertheless, many dealers said making it less of a savings on and has been associated Only three are mutual fund organi­ employees to investments with fat QUESTION: When I put $40,(H)0 they were unusually busy for residents tax forms. with Merrill Lynch Realty zations, all of which sell “ load" commissions can hardly be termed into a mutual fund holding munici­ December — traditionally a slow “ A $10,000 car is not going to offer for seven years. A lifelong mutual funds with big commission reasonable. pal bonds, I asked the broker if it is month for the industry — as anybody a huge tax break," he said. Manchester resident, she charges. There have been some headline­ insured. He said it is. I wrote to the residents rushed to buy a car before One thing that could ease the tax lives at 129 Steep Hollow grabbing scandals involving 403(b) fund and the letter I received said the new 1987 tax laws took effect at burden on automobile buyers in How can we get my wife's Althea Roberts Lane. my money is not insured but is very the stroke of midnight Thursday. employer to add no-load mutual plans in cases where school board 1987 is a proposal put forth by Sen. safe. Should I leave it where it is or Under the new federal tax funds to its approved list? members were employed by or Reginald J. Smith. R-New move it? program passed by Congress last Hartford. connected with companies through year, residents can no longer ANSWER: Try convincing the which approved investments could Smith, who will be the Senate Bellorini Joins ANSWER: That has to be your deduct sales tax from their income. school board that it is advantageous be made. Some 403(b) plans, which minority leader in the new Demo­ decision. This column never “ There were a lot of people trying Fish practice to have contented employees. As­ are available only to employees of cratically controlled Legislature, “ touts,” by giving “ sell" or “ buy" to take advantage of the tax breaks suming that some other teachers non-profit organization, such as has proposed that the 7.5 percent Dr. Stephen J. Bellorini, recommendations on specific they had for 1986,’’ said Paul E. are just as sharp in money matters schools, churches, hospitals and Connecticut sales tax be lifted on D.M.D., a general practi­ securities. Sigrist, a sales manager of the as your wife, they should form a charities, are generally very good automobiles to help offset the tioner, has joined the No mutual fund has insurance Lincoln Mercury division of Mor- group and contact school board deals. But that old demon, conflict- impact of the elimination of the dental practice of Dr. similar to federal deposit insurance iarty Bros, on Center Street. “ It members to provide a lesson on of-interest, sometimes gets its nose O J FMAMJ J ASON sales tax oeduction on federal tax Robert H. Fish in at a bank or savings and loan was above normal, but it wasn't some financial facts of life. in the tent. returns. Manchester. associations. Many municipal bond 85 * 86 OJFMAMJJA SON hectic.” The teachers and other school In its place. Smith has proposed a A native of Hartford. mutual funds have coverage from 85* 86 “ This December should probably employees will be able to reap large QUESTION: We are a retired one-time state property tax of 7.5 Bellorini is a graduate of insurance companies. That insu­ shape up to be 20 percent higher (in commission savings if their 403(b) couple who invested $100,000 in Nov.’85 Oct.'86 Nov,’86 mills to be paid upon re^stration of the University of Connec­ rance guarantees that the interest sales) than last December," said money goes, into no-load mutual tax-free municipal bonds, some Nov/85 Oct.'86 Nov/86 a newly purchased vehicle. ticut Dental School. He and principal payments will be Steve Gabriel, executive vice presi­ funds, rather than load mutual paying.9 percent and some paying 196.9 192.5 200.4 Gabriel said that the Connecticut has been practicing com­ met. even if the bonds default. dent of the Connecticut Automobile funds or, even, annuities — on 9.125 percent. We were in the 30 Automobile Trade Association is in prehensive family dentis­ However, that insurance does not 357.6 379.7 377.0 Trade Association. "A good part of which total charges can be still percent federal income tax bracket favor of the bill, but said a long try in the Hartford area mean the value of your mutual fund that is attributable to the (1986) tax higher. in 1985 and, I suppose, the 28 debate in the Legislature could hurt since 1984. shares won’t decline if the market break.” If gentle persuasion doesn’t percent bracket for 1986. the automobile industry. If people He is a member of the values of the bonds the fund holds How much a person could save on work, the teachers’ delegation can The bonds now are worth about know they will get a tax break on a American Dental Associa­ drop. 1986 income taxes depended on the attend a school board meeting open $112,000. A broker advised us, car in April, they won't buy one tion and the Connecticut ______tax bracket and the price of the car. until then, Gabriol said, something State Dental Association. Orders to U.S. factories For example, dealers said, a person that could be painful through the Bellorini’s office is lo­ in the 50 percent tax bracket paying winter months. cated at One Heritage $1,000 in sales tax for his car could Stephen Bellorini Place in Manchester. climb 4.1% in November save $500 if he purchased the car in But regardless of what the 1986 as opposed to 1987. Legislature does to offset the '^l^stowii^^Ptfarmacy In other areas, dealers said, the federal tax law. dealers said they WASHINGTON (AP) - Orders to U.S. just-completed October-December quarter federal government is phasing out expect a good year in 1987. Although Cotnoir Joins Janenda office factories, spurred by a surge in demand for and he said growth in the January-March deductions on the interest paid for a Gabriel said that many manufac­ military equipment and a rush to beat tax period would slump to a negative 1 percent, as motor vehicle. turers claim they won’t offer new Ernest J. Cotnoir, who was admitted to the overhaul, climbed 4.1 percent ifi November, ^sinegsesr and consumers cut back on Gary Bergeron, vice president of sales incentives, some dealers said Connecticut Bar in November, is now practing law at 445 Hartford Rd. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK the biggest increase in two years, the spending with the advent of the new tax law. sales at Lynch Toyota on West incentives are on the way. the offices of Joel E. Janenda, 249 E. Center St. Commerce Department reported Friday. Douglas' Cliggott, senior economist at the Center Street said he sold 112 cars Bergeron, on the other hand, said Bom is Putnam, Cotnoir attended Putnam High The department said total new orders rose New York investment house of Merrill Lynch, in the last five days of 1986 and a the trend will be more toward School. He received a bachelor of arts degree in 643-5230 by $7.9 billion in November to stand at $200.42 said it was evident that much of increase in the total of 212 for December 1986. That leasing a car than buying one. American history from billion after falling 3.5 percent in October. November orders could be traced to the the University of Connec­ While such a big increase would normally be impending tax law changes. ticut. He received his law seen as positive for the country’s beleaguered “ A lot of businesses were trying to get their degree from University Our fully computerized prescription manufacturing sector, many analysts said the equipment in place before year-end," he said. Howell Cheney Vocational Technical School of Connecticut School of November gain was influenced by temporary Non-defense capital spending climbed 6.4 Law, West Hartford, last department allows us to give you a factors that offered little evidence that percent as businesses placed rush orders to 791 West Middle Turnpike May. manufacturers will enjoy increased demand qualify for more lucrative tax treatment Manchester, C T He is married to the complete record of your expense^^ for in the new year. under the old law. Business capital spending former Madeline Oden. November's increase was led by the largest to expand and modernize had fallen 4.6 649-5396 your tax or Insurance one-month rise in military orders in 12 years, a percent in October. 107.9 percent surge that reflected heavy In another report Friday, the Commerce Adult Evening Education Courses # a h y on staff needs. Stop In and request demand for defense aircraft. The defense Department said construction spending fell increase, which followed a 43.4 percent for a second consecutive time in November, a Registration: Jan. 5 and 6 6 pm to 8 pm as a consultant yyours today. This also decline in October, left military orders at $10.4 0.7 percent decline that left spending at a Richard A. Fahy, billion. seasonally adjusted annual rate of $377billion. It is the policy of the Conn. State Board of Education not to discrimi­ allows us to automatically M.D., has joined the staff Without the big defense increase, orders Analysts said construction spending will nate on the basis of race, sex, color, reilqious creed, physical disabil­ of Jewish Family Service would have gone up a much smaller 1.13 weaken further in coming months as a result ity. (In accordance with secton 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1#73) bill ycTuf^rescrlptlons to of Greater Hartford as a percent in November, and some analysts said of widespread overbuilding of apartments and national Origin, ancestry, marital status, or other provisions stated In consulting psychiatrist. ALL Insurance cards with even this gain was overstating future office buildings and the removal of many tax accordance with Title IX of the 1072 Education Amendment. In any of Fahy is a graduate of economic strength. benefits under the new tax law. Its educational programs, activities or employment policies. Th e State speed and efficiency. If They attributed much of the advance in the the Royal College of The report on factory orders said two-thirds of Connecticut Is an Affirmative Action Equal Opportunity Employer. civilian categories to a last-minute rush by Surgeons in Ireland, and of the $7.9 billion increase in orders occurred your current pharmacy businesses to buy and take delivery on capital Ernest J. Cotnoir he has been a staff in the durable goods sector, which rose by 5.5 Classes — 6:30 to 9:30 PM equipment to qualify for higher tax benefits psychiatrist at the Insti­ percent in November. In an advance report 10 tute of Living in Hartford. He has been in private does not offer these that expired on Jan. 1. MONDAY — Motor Controls ET-4 days ago, the government had put the increase practice since 1973 in the Hartford area, specializing in "Even though the overall number locks in durable goods, items expected to last three TUESDAY — Air Conditioning & Refrigeration family and marital therapy. services, please feel free to impressive, when you look more closely it or more years, at a slightly higher 5.9 percent. WEDNESDAY — Smaii Engine Repair Jewish Family Service is a social service agency and completely evaporates," said Michael Evans, let us explain how these mental health clinic serving the needs of individualis, head of a Washington consulting firm. "It isn't Within the major industry categories, WEDNESDAY — Machine Blueprint Reading couples and families in the Greater Hartford area. The telling us anything about future strength." orders for transportation equipment rose 15.9 THURSDAY — Welding services can work for you. agency has offices in West Hartfdrd and Manchester. Evans said he believed the economy limped percent, powered by an 85.3 percent increase along at a 1.5 percent annual rate in the in orders in the aircraft and missiles category. OPINION The case of beer barons in Congress WASHINGTON-The continuing resolution was not his bill: It of their own future.” An unidentified wholesale beer industry lacked protection against price fixing senator was quoted saying. “ Beer seems to have adopted and didn’t let states override the wholesalers lost a littletime, but gained Come on, Bob: the “Reykjavik Rule,’’ anti-trust exemption. the respect of the Senate. ” which holds that a fiasco Jacl| “ I did not know that this bill was even The Rodney Dangerfields of the beer can be transformed into being considered.” Goldwater said. “ I industry m aybe satisfied by exchang­ triumph by putting the ask^ my staff iftheyagreedtochanges ing the hard reality of an anti-trust Things in town right public-relations Andarson and they said no.” exemption for the nebulous respect of spin on it. Clearly facing a rout, the beer the ^ n a te. But those with clear The beer barons were industry’s friends accepted a face­ memories will recall the reason for the smm. soundly whupped intheir saving compromise introduced by Sen. backdoor legislative tactic in the first aren’t aii rosy attempt to sneak an Mark Hatfield. R-Ore. The filibustering place: The special-interest legislation anti-trust exemption through the Se­ ing resolution that would allow the opponents agreed to let the new Senate faced certain defeat on its merits. nate as a rider on the Treasury To read Town Manager Robert Weiss’s government to operate. debate the beer legislation this year Tacking it ontotheTreasury appropria­ appropriations bill. But you’d never biennial report released last week, an within 60 days after it is reported out of tions bill was considered by the know it from the barroom braggadocio outsider might assume that Manchester is in BUT An UNLIKELY TRIO of the Judiciary Committee. industry’s lobbyists as the only way to of the National Beer Wholesalers opponents — Sens. Strom Thurmond. save it. the midst of a glorious renaissance. Association newsletter. R-S.C.; Howard Metzenbaum, DOhio; As a practical matter, this was hardly “ Beer bill legislation almost shuts a famous victory. The beer bill will still ’The newsletter noted that the new The conversion of old mill buildings in the and Tom Harkin, D-Iowa — launched a chairman of the Judiciary Committee, down federal government.’’ the head­ have to fight its way through the Cheney National Historic District into filibuster aimed at the special-interest Sen. Joseph Biden, D-Del., a presiden­ line exulted. “ Beer wholesalers serve rider, which they were convinced would Judiciary Committee and a Demo­ apartments, plans for a major shopping mall notice they are a dynamic political cratic Senate. But the industry newslet­ tial hopeful, supported the bill in the raise the price of beer and open (he past and thus “ should prompt swift in the Buckland section of town, the force in Washington.” floodgates for other anti-trust ter. seen Iqr our associate Stewart No amount of crowing, however, can Harris, chose to accentuate the movement of the bill through the construction of 14 starter houses under town exemptions. committee.’’ contract, and the hiring of seven more black hide what really happened: On Sept. 29, As the fllibuster droned on and the positive. one day before the federal government The newsletter did not explain why a employees are all cited by Weiss as some of clock ticked away toward midnight on would run out of spending money Sept. 3D, the beer bid’s opponents were "BEER WHOLESALERS achieved potential presidential candidate would the auspicious events that have transpired without congressional action, the heartened by thesurprise switch of Sen. a stature and respect from the Senate want to lease a few beer barons at the since the last report in 1985. Treasury bill (with it& beer-industry Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., the original which (they) hadneverknownbeford,” risk of offending millions of beer amendment) was combined with 12 sponsor of the beer amendment. He the letter boasted. “ This translates into drinkers with higher prices for their Weiss went on to list the numerous projects otheP appropriations bills in a continu- announced that (he language in the . power and control by beer wholesalers brew. that each town department has been involved in over the past two years. With the exception of a comment about the burden the rapid development in Manchester Khashoggi: a poor billionaire has placed on town staff, the report curiously Open Forum lacks any negative note or mention of NEW YORK-Finan-. At this point Roy Furmark — New. problems faced by the town. At the end of the cial insiders here are York businessman and form er law' American Revolution more than much-needed services and watching with amuse­ report, Weiss lists 10 major concerns he said other nominees client of CIA director William Casey — Edwin Thrall. programs. ment as the latest Iran- spoke to the CIA director. Casey says it awaited him when he became town manager to be state h e r^ If Coventry doesn’t start coop­ gate revelations gradu- was at this meeting that Furmark first in 1966, and claims that most have been Peter J. McNamara erating with existing businesses, aliy make clear what Robert warned him about the possible siphon­ eliminated or are being addressed. To (he Editor: 101 Sam m it St. let alone trying to convince new thoseintheknowalready ing off of funds from U.S. arms sales to In an interview following release of the M anchester ones to set up in town, I’m sure realized: Adnan Kha­ Wagman Iran in early October. Last year our state legislators shoggi, “the world’s report, which will be used by the Board of these businesses will find other Sources here put the m eeting in a named Nathan Hale our state richest man,” is in deep different light. Directors to evaluate the town manager’s towns that would gladly welcome hero. I prefer to pick my own. them, thus eliminating the few we financial difficulty. Furmark has close ties to Khashoggi performance, Weiss said he did not attempt to Vivien Kellemswasan interesting Coventry sends now have. America recently that go back 20 years. Insiders say that caught a glimpse of Khashoggi aboard list problems facing the administration. person. She refused to withold It seems that every year at enterprises is the Utah-based ’Triad Furmark went to Casey not to warn him a clear message his sumptuous private airplane as he Although many positive events have taxes from her employees’ pay. budget time the people of Coven­ America Corp., a company that has a but because he assumed the CIA was interviewed by ABC’s Barbara major development project in Salt occurred in Manchester during the past two She fought the government about To the Editor: try are up in arms about raising director knew about the U.S.-Iran- the separate rate that single Walters. He described his role in the Lake City as well as many other contra triangle. He wanted Casey to years, townspeople deserve more from the taxes and every year they suggest u,*ms shipments to Iran as a personal people had'to pay (a higher rate holdings. According to trust deeds on help put pressure on Iran, or on town manager'than a rosy lobk at the town It has become apparent that the bringing m ore businesses into effort to bring peace to the Middle East file in Salt Lake City, Fraser and Miller than m arried ones). She also someone working with the U.S. govern­ Coventry Planning and Zoning town to broaden the tax base, but and win freedom for U.S. hostages in — through companies they control in administration and a self-serving pat on the stayed in a voting t^ th till she ment on the deal, to repay Khashoggi Commission’s decision to reject after all is said and done, the town Lebanon. the Cayman Islands and the Nether­ $10 million he was still o w ^ . back. collapsed to help get rid of the ^ © 1987 by NCA UK /?.* the application of Moser Farms to goes back to its normal routine, ’There are those who would beg to lands — loaned Triad more than ^ Furmark — and possibly Khashoggi There are plenty of problems to be party lever. Rather than trying to locate corporate offices in an forgets about all the budget differ. million. Fraser, in fact, has been himself — feared that if the money was overthrow the government she addressed in town. While renovation efforts existing building next to their cutting and raising taxes, and Some Middle Eastern experts be­ named chief executive officer of Triad. not collected quickly. Fraser and Miller lived under, she tried to change it. are under way, much of the town’s housing citrus juice plant on Bread and continues to discourage busi­ "When I grow up. Dad, I want to lieve Khashoggi was under orders from The $20 million the Canadian loaned would file suit, brin^ngthedeal into the stock continues to deteriorate and suffers Edwin Thrall is interesting, too. Milk Street, andastop-workorder nesses from ^ tin g up in town. be part of a network of shadowy Saudi Arabia’s King Fahd, who was Khashoggi to finance the weapons deal open and possibly topping Khashoggi’s Here is a man who believes so from inadequate efforts at code inspection. issued to another business tobuild Next budget time, the residents operators In the world of secret looking to covertly buy peace with the was tied to Triad. Khashoggi appar­ financial empire. strongly in the Constitution and a radio facility on North School of Coventry shouldn’t ask the Iranians by helping them obtain ently wanted to reduce his in^btedness Roads and sidewalks remain in serious Intelligence — just like you. ” the right to a trial by jury, that he Road, indicates that the town of same old questions like why taxes American weapons and spare parts. to the Canadians. He attempted to do ONE F IN A N C IE R H ERE says disrepair, and the town’s long-range was sent to jail and missed Coventry is sendingout a message are being raised and yet budgets, Khashoggi denies any Saudi royal this by selling a profitable Triad Khashoggi’s biggest problem, once he water-supply needs receive only minimal Christmas with his wife because to anyone thinking of opening up a services, and programs are being family involvement. subsidiary — at a bargain-basement repays the Canadians, is a $50 million attention. • she was in jail, too. It’s funny business in town: Don’t even reduced or eliminated. Just keep Letters policy International financiers here, with price — to a Canadian company that payment due the Sultan of Brunei. Despite hints of progress, the town still has because I went through his dance bother! in mind what has happened to detailed knowledge of Khashoggi’s Fraser and M iller are directors of. But Khashoggi reportedly pledged many of flagging fortunes, believe differently. a dismal record of hiring minority-group hall that never had a building While other surrounding towns businesses during the past years The Manchester Herald wel­ that sale was blocked bya federal judge his most glittering assets — including ’They think the arms deal was an effort in Utah who is hearing a $61 million inspection. I was amazed at the such as Tolland and Mansfield are and you’ll know the answer. \ comes original letters to the his lavish yacht and New York members, with only 2.4 percent of its work to make a quick buck, or rather, a quick lawsuit brought against Triad by workmanship; it’sabuildingtobe helping to control the tax burden Instead we should look at the editor. apartment — as collateral. force consisting of non-whites. couple of million bucks. creditors. How can Khashoggi — who has made proud of. I went through the on their residents by bringing situation now and ask: Doesn’t Letters should be brief and to Longstanding jurisdictional disputes As for the setting of the interview — Insiders here say that Fraser and tens, if not hundreds of millions of building two days before the Civic more businesses into town, Coven­ anyone listen? the point. They should be typed or what is usually described as the world’s M iller threatened to foreclose on Triad dollars over the last two decades— be in between the town and Eighth Utilities District Center roof caved in. try would rather fight it out each neatly handwritten, and. forease largest and most opulent private if Khashoggi did not come up with the$9 such straits? threaten to disrupt son^e^Tthe development Irwin Shiff is another prospect in editing, should be double­ year, increasing taxes but still David R. Oonohne aircraft — it, like many of Khashoggi’s million they are still owed. If that As one banker puts it, “ He’s like the town officials are counting on to keep taxes for state hero. He questioned the reducing already tight budgets, IIW Boston Tnmplke spaced. Letters must be signed most visible assets, is reportedly happened. Khashoggi’s wholefinancial yuppie who lives in a nice home, drives IRS, and be was sent to jail. All s ? low and services adequate. and reducing or eliminating Coventry with name, address and daytime mortgaged to the hilt. house of cards might come crashing a new Volvo and appears to have it these people have tried to change telephone number (for Town officials must also make sure that the down. made, but is really mortgaged up to his the government they lived under. verification). A T THE H E A R T of the situation are highly touted development does not eat up all eyeballs — only on a much grander Unlike Nathan Hale, they tried to The Heraid reserves the right some complex financial deals involving FRASER SAYS through his Toronto scale. of Manchester’s remaining open space. change the government they lived to edit letters in the interests of two Canadians: Toronto accountant attorney, John Gamble, that he and “ He’s always spent $1.50 for every These and other issues need to be addressed under by peaceful means. They iiaurliPBlpr Hpralft brevity, clarity and taste. Donald Fraser and businessman Ern­ M iller ^ d loan significant amounts to dollar earned. Inthelastcoupleofyears forthrightly by the town administration, not have suffered, been jailed, and Foundod In 1M1 Address letters to: Open Fo­ est Miller. Reportedly they put up $20 various Khashoggi enterprises and are he’s made some disastrous invest­ glossed over or placed on a back burner. The had their property taken from rum, Manchester Herald,'P.O. million that Khashoggi needed to still owed the money, but he denies ments and is now finding himself in a them. It’s funny how we worship a PEN N Y M. S IE F FE R T ...... PuUUtM r finance the arms shipments, 1%ey are classic cash-flow bind. Ib e question is town m anager’s biennial report would be an D O U G LA S A. BEV IN S...... ExMUtN* Editor Box S91, Manchester, CT 06040. advance knowledge of the loaned funds warheroandsuppress people with JA M E S P. S A C K S ...... Mwiaaing EdHor still owed about $9 million. « being u sed to finance arms whether he’s dug himself a hole that’s appropriate place to engage in some honest the same ideas. No one person in A LEXA N D ER O I R B .U ...... A n o d O o EdHor One of Khashoggi’s main business transactions. simply too deep to climb out of.” self-examination. the state believes in the ideal of the This This BAAki::i <;tMLf AftyUAS • TirfJlUFC I OrkUST • irerAIF'S • IW)*.! 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Church BuDetin BcNurd RcHgioas Services Editor’s note; ’This column is rine Mazzotta, Lydia Wogmon, W. David Keith, Anna Burdetf, Josephine Polish Naflonal Catholic prepared by the staff of the Krikorlan, Laura Szczechowicz, Wil­ Manchester Area Conference of M A C C News liam and Eileen Shea, W.J. Godfrey Events scheduled this week at St. John the Baptist Gourlev, John and Judith Burr, Kathe­ AssmnbllM of God Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sunday wor­ Lanier, pastor, 9:30a.m., church school; Polish National Catholic Church include; Churches. Rev. Kann speaks at Center ship: holy euchorlst, 0 and 10 a.m.; rine Morley, Sandra Pitkin, Ben and Colvarv CMtrcIi (Aticmbllet of God), 11 a.m., worship service, nursery. (642 Sunday — 9 a.m.. mass, followed by collection for Eileen Jeffries, Herbert and Ruth 400 Bucfclofid Rood, South Windsor. Rev. church school, 9:45 a.m .; coffee fellow­ 3472) The Rev. Dr. Carroll E. Kann will be the guest ship, 11 a.m .; Lady Chapel open after­ Bv Nancy Carr Maguire, Lillian Grant. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 a.m., North united Methodist Church, 300 mission fund; 10; 15 a.m., school of Christian living Guv and Frances Marchlslo, James preacher at Center Congregational Church Sunday at Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., worship, noons; public healing service, second Parker St., fAanchester. Richard W. MACC Director Thursday, 7:30 p.m .; evening prayer, classes; 10; 15 a.m., annual meeting of Women’s volunteers and came in to fix pans and Sharon Hamilton, Robert and Helen the 8 and 10 a.m. worship services. child-core and nursery; 7:00 p.m., even­ Dupee, pastor. Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Larmett, Anna T. Frey, Francis and ing service of praise and Bible preaching. Wednesdov, 5 p.m. Rev. John Holllger, minister. Schedule: 9 and 10:30 a.m., Blessed Sacrament Society. of pasta for Christmas dinner; to He is conference min­ 643-9203. What happier way to welcome Joan Hale, David and Ruth Russell, (644-1102) worship service; 9 a.m., adult Bible Monday — 4 p.m., confirmation preparation classes. our son, Tony, and Father Kelley Lennart and Mildred Johnson, Rosem­ ister of the 276 churches study; 10:30 a.m., church sehool; 5:30 Tuesday — 8 a.m., mass celebrating feast of the 1987 than by continuing to thank all ary Pierce, Robert Johns, Ernest and of the United Church of St. Mary's episcopal Church, Pork and p.m., Methodist Youth Fellowship; 7 those people who reached out in for once again keeping the shelter Alice Desrocher, Robert and Oeorgta Church streets, Manchester. Andrew D. p.m.. Sacred Dancers. Sunday nursery Epiphany (three kings), with blessing of incense and Christ in Connecticut. BapUat 1986 to share their blessings with open on Christmas Day; and to Skip Worsley, Mary Keenan, Bruce and Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, assistant for children age 3 and younger. (642 chalk; 5;30 p.m., classes o f Christian doctrine in Peggy Johnson, Paul and Marlorle In November 1985 Community Bopttst Church, SOS E. rector. Worship; 7:30 a.m. and9;30a.m.; 3696.) their less fortunate brothers and Johnson for spending his third Center St., Manchester. Rev. JamesfT-- church school, 9:30 a.m .; baby-sitting, preparation for first holy communion. straight Christmas E ve sleeping in Faick, Eleanor Bllsh, James and Do­ Kann traveled to South Meek, minister. Schedule: 10:30 a.m., -:8:15to 11 ;15a.m.; Holy Eucharist, 10a.m. Friday — 7 p.m., choir rehearsal. sisters. rothy MaAlllster, Arthur and Lucille South united Methedlsl Church, 1226 the shelter Glaeser, Emily Nelson, Barney and Africa with several reli­ worship service; 9:1S a.m., church every Wednesday. (649^4503) Main St., Manchester. Or. Shephard S. Christmas ’86 was the most school. Nursery core provided. (643-OS37) To Mary Donovan for wrapping Lorraine Peterman, Arthur and Carol gious, business and polit- Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, Rev. Lawrence giving year ever in Manchester. Cunllffe, William Slelth, Robert Gwvnn, Faith Baptist Church, S3 Lake St., S. Staples, pastors. Schedule: 9 a.m. all those little gifts so there would ical leaders from /Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, pas­ Coventry Congregational More food, more toys, more gifts, John and Elizabeth Hyde. church school; 9 and 10:45 a.m., worship be lots to pile under the shelter tree, Marlon Knight, Raymond and Eliza­ Connecticut. tor. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., Gospel service. Nurserv tor preschoolers. (647- more volunteers sorting, packing, worship service; 7 p.m., evening service. 9141) First Congregational Church of Coventry will have a and to the Hartford Courant Foun­ beth Korpe, Joseph Schouster, (Seorge His insights on the (646-5316) Church of the Living <3ed, on evangeli­ roast turkey supper on Jan. 10 from 4; 30 to 6; 30 p.m. In delivering ... even more money. Pazlanos, John and Patricio Whitcomb, cal, full-gospel church, Robertson dation for providing the money to Virginia Kosch, Inez Van Camp, Ellen journey will be shared First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown Mormon the fellowship hall on Main Street. The public is invited. After we ran almost 93,000 behind Rood, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, North School Street, Manches­ buy the gifts; to Joe Lessner and Sastman, Paul and Helena Dutelle, through his message. ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. The Church ef Jesus Christ ef Latter- in dollar donations, we were helped Martha Besser, June Stevenson, John school; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., day Subils, 30 Woodside St., Manchester. Admission is; adults 54.50; senior citizens $4; children Holland Castleman for all the "South Africa’s Call to evening service;; 7 p.m., mid-week Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 a.m. by a Manchester Herald article and Jane Cochran, Veronica Nursery and Sunday school. Wendel K. Walton, bishop, 9:30 a.m., 7 to 12 $2; 6 and under free. welcome checks; to Irene Pisch Kullgowskl. the Church.” service. Nursery at all services. (649- sacrament meeting; 10:15 a.m., Sunday about the shortage. The article 7509) Manchester Christian Fellowship, 509 and Carol McCartney, who cele­ Charles and Helen Johnson, Edmund Joining Kann for the E Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Boisvert, school and prim ary; 11:40 a.m., priest­ triggered immediate response First Bopttat Chapel of the Deal, 240 hood and relief society. (6434003) brated Christmas Eve with em­ and Pauline Molllet, Mr. and Mrs. two services will be the Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev: K. pastor. Sundays, 10 a.m .; Wednesday South United Methodist from Manchester and by the William Wood, Ralph Warren, Ray­ Rev. Newell H. Curtis Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) Bible study, 7 p.m .; solid rock coffee­ National Catholic morning of Dec. 30, we had not only ployees at Town Hall by raising mond ond Carol Ponticelll, William and house, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday of the money for gifts. Mary Leslie, M.E. Wieezores, Wallace Jr., senior pastor of Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. month. St. John the Baptist Polish National Sunday — 9 and 10; 45 a .m.. holy communion with Dr. reached our goal of $25,000, but Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. Colhellc Church, 23 Golway St., Man­ and Patricia Irish, John and Nancy The Rev. Kann Center Church. Eddy, pastor. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 Sw,b1,f|ms500,sMullen Shephard S. Johnson, preaching, "N ew Every whirled past it to a total of 926,117. Moftet, Carroll Ann Cowing, Whitney Church ef the Llvlno God, on evangeli­ chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncolo, pos­ TO SUSAN PLESE for bringing a a.m., morning service; 6 p.m., evening ter. Sunday moss schedule; 9 a.m. Morning’’; 6;30 p.m., Christian Youth Fellowship. What good news to celebrate New and Edna Jacobs, John and Carol service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 cal, full-gospel church, Robertson fresh fruit basket and shirts, Wengertsman, Elizabeth Dziadus, Her­ School, North School Street, Manches­ Weekday masses, 8 a.m. (6425906) Monday — 7;30 p.m., annual meeting. Year’s Eve. p.m. (643-9359) ^ mittens and hats for our shelter bert and Helen McKinney, Frances ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Vineyards Study Group; 7 p.m.. Any dollars left after the Sea­ Idzkewski, Bernie and Mary Ann Stryb, Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 a.m. Concordia Lutheran Naxarana Boy Scout Troop All sonal Sharing bills are paid will go clients; to the Fursts for all the Elda Schmidt, Catherine Peretto, Nursery and Sunday school. Norma Gunsten. . Manchester Chrlsttan Fellewstilp, 509 Church of the Nunirene, 236 Moln St., Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. into the Human Needs ^ n d , which packages; to Mrs. Seasonal Shar­ Christian Science ing (Pat Gelting) and her Christ­ William and Hlldegard Meldrum, Monday — 7:30 p.m., Christian Education Commit­ E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Boisvert, Manchester. Rev. Philip Chotto, senior provides help all year round to Illing Junior High School art d e p ^- pastor. Sundays, 10 a.m.; Wednesday pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of tee. worship and music committee. FirtI Church el Chrlsl, Scientist, 447 N. Manchester/Bolton families in cri­ mas good angel (Elsie Wray), who ment, Richard and Doris Griffith, Main St., Manchester. 10:30a.m., church Bible study, 7 p.m .; solid rock coffee­ outreach. 9:30a.m., Sunday school; 10:40 Kenneth and Doris Bensen, James Tuesday — 6 p.m., work day for retired men; 10:30 service, Sunday school, and care for house, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday of the a.m ., worship, children's church and sis. ’This is a wonderful way to were everywhere and did every­ Trinity Covenant Church thing from toys for children to gift Totre, Gladys Grover, Donna Kelly, a.m., Agoraphobic Support Group; 1:30 p.m., AARP; small children. (649-1446) Reading Room, month. nurserv; 6 p.m., evening praise service, continue Christmas giving and Margaret Nye, Norma and Donald 7:45 p.m., Concordia Choir. 656A Center St., Manchester. (649-9902) Full Oetpel Interdenemlnatlenal nurserv. Mid-week Bible study, 7 p.m. buying for the elderly. Wirta, Walter Schulthels, Susan 745 /Main St., Manchester. Rev. (6460599) This is next week’s schedule at Trinity Covenant sharing throughout 1987. Church, To students at East Catholic High Thompson, Edward and Shirley Glen- Friday — 7 p.m., AA Group. Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., Church; Last week’s headline writer was School, who arrived with food and ney, Warren and Patricio Blackwell, odult Bible study and Sunday school: 7 Sunday — 7 p.m.. Covenant World Week of Prayer right on target — Congratulations, Charles Ponticelll, Mary Peak, Ema­ Church of Christ p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 Pantacoatal gifts each morning, sorting, wrap­ nuel and Ann HIrth, Arlene Culver, p.m ., special Bible studies; W ed nest^ Service. Manchester! Emanuel Lutheran United Pentecostal Church, 187 Wood- ping, packing, and then piling Center Conoregottenot Church, Clara Church of Christ, Lvdall and Vernon at 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer bridge St., /Manchester. Rev. /Marvin Monday— 7 p.m., basketball practice, Keeney Street Krolewskl, David LlnAov, Senior Citi­ streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, line, 646-0731, 24 hours. FOR EVERYONE we mention in everytMng in cars to deliver to 30 Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church for Stuart, minister. 10 o.m., Sunday school; School; 7;30 p.m., prayer meeting, Nordeen home. zens Center, Martha Relchenboch, minister. Sunday services: 9 a.m.. Bible OsspsI Hull, Center Street, Manches­ 11 o.m., morning worship; 6 p.m., the column there are at least 50 families. Burton and Dorothy Carlson, Joanne the week of Jan. 4 are as follows: classes; 10 a.m ., worship; 6 p.m., ter. 10 a.m., breoklng bread; 11 ;45 a.m., Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast, evening worship; 7:30 p.m., bible study others whom we will not have the Ceykendolt, Clayton and Rhonda Sunday — 8:30 a.m.. holy communion; 10 a.m., adult worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible study. Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. (Wednesday); 7 p.m., Lodles' prayer LaStrada. Adams, Manchester Memorial Hospital Nursery provided (or all services. (646- opportunity to thank. Many, many Christmas scenes to remember: education; 11 a.m., worship; 6:30 p.m., youth. (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Men's prayer Wednesday — 6; 30 a.m., wom^ breakfast, employees and medical staff, Morgan 29(B) (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Youth service folks just left their donations at the • teachers and students at Illing and Elizabeth Wilt. Monday — 1:30 p.m., Epiphany party, Friendship Jahovah’s WltnaaBaa LaStrada; 6;30 p.m., youth l deer Clubs; 7 (Friday). (6429040) Christmas centers. Junior. High School attending the group; 4 p.m., staff meeting; 6:30 p.m.. youth Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland Turn­ p.m., choir rehearsal; womenfi study, men’s Our heartfelt thanks to all of you. art department’s crafts worluhop ministry; 6:45 p.m.. Scouts; 7:30 p.m., council. pike, Manchester. Tuesday, Congrega­ seminar; 7; 30 p.in., prayer m e ^ church. Congregational tion Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thursday, Praabytarlan Including; to raise money for Seasonal Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Old Guard; 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Coventry Presbyterlun Church, Route Thursday — 4 p.m., confirmation class; 6; 15 p.m., Theocratic Ministry School (speaking Kathy ’Tubolino and Brownie Sharing senior pastors’ group; 6:30 p.m., ECW Epiphany Batten CenBregatlenul Church, 228 course), 7 p.m.: Service meeting (minis­ 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coventry. Rev. AGAPE Fellowship. party. Bolton Center Rood, at the Green, try training), 7:50 p.m.; Sunday, Public Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, 9:30 o.m., ’Troop 671 of Washington School, • ROTC students baking Christ­ Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson. Minis­ Bible Lecture, 9:30 a.m .; Wotchtower worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday school; 7 Friday — 7;30 p.m., prayer meeting, Talcott home. mas treats to send to patients at Wednesday — 6 p.m., potluck supper.for choirs; 8 ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, which adopted families for Christ­ THE Study, 10:25. (646-1490) p.m ., Bible study and fellowship. Wed­ Satur^y — 7 p.m., basketball game, Illing Junior Meadows Convalescent Home and p.m., Upsala Choir concert, open to the public. church school; 11 a.m., fellowshlp,\11:15 nesday, 7:30 p.m., prayer meeting. mas giving; to Shirley Glenny and a.m ., forum program. (649-7077 office or High School. bringing in canned goods for MACC BIBIE Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15 a.m., care (7427222) Jane Sterling for bags of gifts; to 647-0070 parsonage. Jawlsh — ConaatvaUva v iN i r c n 9* R N O n c n O T fE rj 4 j • Shelter clients trimming the and visitation; 4 p.m.. Belle Choir; 6 to 8 p.m.. Center Csnoteoetlsnel Church, 11 Nathan Hale School, whose stu­ Temple Beth Shelem, 400 E. Middle Spruce St., /Manchester. Rev. Richard tree on Christmas Eve. Thank you, SPEAKS Confirmation ^ sou rce Center; 7:30 p.m., Scandia. Center St., Mandiastfr. Rev. Newell H. C )w , pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship ser­ dents fllled eight boxes; to the Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert J. Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. Jackie and Ann Grihbon, for the b y Saturday — 8 p.m., basketball, Emanuel vs. St. Plovln, rabbi; Israel Tobotsky, cantor; vice, nurserv, 9: IS o.m., Sunday school; 7 Holiday Bowling Alleys’ Perfume Bills, minister ot visitallons; Rev. Clif­ p.m.. Informal worship. (6420906) tree, and thanks, Jane Sherman, EugcM Brawar Mary’s, A.A. ford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Services: League; to the Junioi''99omen’s Michael C. Thornton, ossedale paster. W 7:30 p.m. Monday to Thursday, 0: IS p.m. Thoughts for the ornaments. Friday and9:45a.m. Saturday. (643-9563) Club; to Lydall Inc.; to employees a.m., emrshlpservlce, sanctuary; Wa.m. Roman Catholic of the seidng room at Pillowtex • Bill Nemeroff arriving at the Loot weak I axamlnod a Chrioto- church school. (647-0941) Church ef the Assumatlen, Adorns shelter with eight beautiful Christ­ lofllcal horoey In ttio lata firot cen­ 8t. Mary’s Episcopal F h it CengnBOttenal Church ef An­ Corp. Jawlah — Rafomi Street at Thompson Road, Manchester. mas evergreen wreaths complete tury — namely, that Chriet did not dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Richard H. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, paster. Saturday And thanks to; Church of the ’This is St. M ary’s schedule next week: Taylor, pastor. Schedule: 9:30 a.m., Temple Beth HUM , lOOl Foster St. with bows. Wonderful smell of pine really come In the fleeh. Th e op­ moss at 5; Sunday masses at 7:30,9,10:30 One of the most difficult quaiities to develop in Assembly of God, which carried out Sunday — 7:30 a.m., holy eucharist; 9:30 a.m., holy Sunday school, all ages; 11 a.m., Sunday Extension, South Mdndsor. Steven Cho- and noon. (6422195) instead of well-worn socks. posite extreme, that Jesus was worship, nursery core provided. (742-- tlnover, rabbi. Services, 0:15 p.m. each Ot. Borthslsiwsw*i Church, 741 E. interperaonal relations is fairness. This problem is food collections to help All the eucharist with choir; 6:30 p.m., confirmation class; 7 7696) Friday; children's services, 7:45 p.m. not deity, divided Christendom In Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. espedally evident in the realm of ideas. I find it Christmas baskets; to Manchester p.m., youth group; 7:30 p.m.. Boy Scout committee Ftrst Cenorseettsnel Church etCeven- second Friday ot each month. (644-0466) Martin J. Scholskv, pastor. Saturday ONE OF THE most joyful events the fourth century. This Arlan meetings. trv, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. Bruce burtensome to tolerate views conflicting with mine. Civitan Club, which donated 27 mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at 0:30,10 packages of fhiit cake; and Susan of the Christmas season was heresy has reappeared today. Monday — 1:30 p.m., manor service; 7:10 p.m, Johnson, penter, 11 a.m., worship; 9:30 and 11:30 o.m. Prior to the famous Scope’s trial in Tennessee in a.m ., church school In Church Lone Lutharan St. Brld^ Church, 70 /Main St., Robbins, who brought us two firefighters from the Eighth Utili­ evening prayer; 7:30 p.m., committee meetings. House. Nursery care provided. (742-0407) 1925, the evolutionary theory of beginning scarcely Even the propheL In foretelling Cencerdia Lutheran Church (L C A ), 40 Manchester. Rev. Robert T . Russo and turkeys from Pioneer Parachute; ties District and Town Local 1579 ’Tuesday — S p.m., children’s choir; 6:30 p.m., Second Csnoreoetlsnei Church, 305 N. Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold T . Rev. Em ilio P. Podelll, co-postors. could be presented in any form in public working side by side to collect food the Messiah’s coming, colls him Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. Saturday mass 5 p.m .; Sundoy masses at to Grames Printing Inc., which ’Mighty God, Everlasting Fsthor,” cappella choir, church school teachers’ meeting; 7; 30 Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., worship Wangerin, assistant pastor. Schedule: 0 classrooms. Now its advocates have the political for the baskets and then teamingup p.m., holy communion. a.m., holy communion, nursery core; 7:30,9,10:30 and noon. (6422403) donated three cartons of wrapping Isaiah 9:0. O n numerous occa­ service, Sunday school, and nursery for 9:15 a.m ., church school, Christian St. James Church, 096 Main St., leverage to virtually exclude the theory of creation paper; to Irene Gee, Donna Cairo to deliver them. May their example Wednesday — 10 a.m.. holy communion; 10;45 a.m., children; 6:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. /Manchester. Rev. Fronds KrukowskI, sions Josus accepted the worship (649-2063) growth hour, nursery core; 10:30 a.m. from public schools. and Peter and Paulette Smith, who become the Spirit of Christmas and Bible study; 7:30 p.m., senior choir. holy communion, nursery care. (642 Rev. David Boronowskl, Rev. Joseph of people (MstL a.-?, 9:0 et al). Yot Second CenoreeaWenel Church of Cov­ Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Satur­ Efforts to mandate an evenhanded exposure of helped deliver baskets; to the Toys every day to come in the New Year. Thursday — 4 p.m.. Cherub Choir; 7 p.m.. Boy entry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coventry. 5311) he himself quoted the Old Testa­ Bmunusi Lutheran Church, 60 Church day masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m .; Sunday children to an academic presentation of both for Joy team led by Nancy Grier, Scouts; 7:10 p.m., evening prayer; 7:30 p.m., Bible Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regular masses at 7:30,9,10:30 o.m., noon, and 5 ment prohibition of worshiping schedule: 10 a.m., worship; 8 a.m., St., Manchester. Rev. Janet Londwehr, theories is being opposed bitterly by evolutionists. And thanks to all those who study. pastor; Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor p.m. (6434129) the team did a fantastic job; to anyone but God, Matt 4:10. DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 a.m., church St. Murv Church, 1600 Main St., ’The very school of thinkers who decried the Susan Holmes, Carol Michaud, helped us go up, up and over the top Saturday — 9 a.m., men’s club service: 9:30 a.m., school, nursery to grade eight, odult emeritus. Schedule: 8:30 a.m., worship; 9:45 a.m ., church school: 11 a.m., Coventry. Father James J. Williamson, obstructionism of creationists earlier, now are Linda Shubert, Joyce Saracini, of the Seasonal Sharing Appeal this John plainly wrote that the Word men’s club breakfakt; 7:30 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonym­ discussion; 11 a.m., coffee and fellow­ pastor. Masses; 5:15 p.m .,Saturday;9:W ship; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 p.m., Jr. worship service, nursery. (643-1193) following obstructionist methods to keep the Danielle Sniith. Lucy and Wayne week, including: (Jesus) was God and that all ous; 8 p.m.. Interfaith basketball game, Illing Junior Trmitv Cevenunt Church, 302Hackmo- and 11 a.m. Sunday. Confeulons4;30to5 ptlgrlm fellowship; 6 p.m., senior church tack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman p.m. Saturday. (742-6655) creationist philosophy from the public forum. It is Falk, Kathy Grover, Heidi An^r- things were created by him, John High. school and Pilgrim fellowship. (742-6234) Church ef St. Maurice, 32 Hebron Rood, Marlarle McMunanny, In mwnory of Swenson. Schedule; 8 and 11 a.m., being blithely dismissed as reli^on, not science. son, Peter and Paulette Smith and ttw Richard Martin family of Bolton, 1:1-3. Jesus forgave alns, which & Taloetivllle Csnoreoatlsnel Church, worship services; 9:30a.m., BIbleschool. Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, AAoln Street and Elm Hill Rood. Talcot- pastor. Saturday moss at 5 p.m .; Sunday Despite the growing disenchantment of many Carl Boutwell. Frank and Thtrtto Zarba, Margaret only God can do, Mark 2:5-9. Paul tvllle. Co-postors: Rev. Ronald Boer and (6422055) WInzIer, Bert and Jenle Jovev, Cathe- Unitarian Unlversallst Latvian Lutheran Church et iMonchss- masses at 7:30,9: IS a n d ll o.m. (643-4466) respected sedentist with the vertical evolutionary dedared that Christ was In very Rev. Deborah Hosdorff. 10a.m., worship ter, 21 Garden St., Manchester. (643-2051) 2 service and church school. (6490015) TO M AR Y DAROUCHA, who essence God, Phil. 2:0 and that The Rev. Diana Heath will present a question and Prinos et Pence Lutheran Church, concept, our children are being insulated from its Route 31 and North River Rood, Coven­ Salvation A m y obvious flaws. Catastrophism is receiving increas­ fixed salad, dessert and rolls for ”ln Christ all the fullneas of the answer sermon Sunday, providing opportunity for the Sutvulten A rm y, 661 Main St., Man­ try. William Douthwatte, pastor. Sche­ ing attention in the academic community as a viable Christmas Day dinner at the Deity lives In bodily form," Col. members to ask questions about theology, ethics, and dule: 10:15 o.m. worship service; 9 a.m. chester. Mol. and Mrs. Reginald Russell. shelter, brought turkey for evening 2:9. Covanant Bible class (7427540) 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., alternative. Yet secular creationism is being personal beliefs. Penny Johnson will provide special sandwiches, and on top of all that, EMERCIENCY lien Hvon pell eel Lutheran Church holiness meeting; 6 p.m., salvation excluded from curricula by entrenched forces. music. The service is at 10:30 a m. Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hockmo- (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High meeting. (6427707). solicited warm hats, gloves and Fire — Police — Medical tock St., Manchester. Rev. Norman streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W . Justice, fairness is indeed hard to come by. CHURCH OF CHRIST Swenson. Schedule: 0 and 11 a.m., Kuhl, paster. 9:30 a.m.. Divine worship; clothing at the Social Security Lydall and Vamon Straata worship services; 9:30a.m., Bible school. 10:45 a.m. Sunday school: Holy Cenv office in Hartford for our shelter DIAL 911 Templa Beth Sholom (64F20S5) Unitarian Umvanallat Eugene Brewer munlen first and thi'd Sunday. (6424243) UnHurlon UMveriallsI Sudety-aost, folk; to Pat Maneggia and Skip In Manchester Phona: 64B-2903 Services for the month of January will he as follows; 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. Church of Christ Boman; who shifted from staff to today. 9:45 a.m.; Jan. 9,6; 15 p.m., Jan. 10,9:45 a.m.; Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 o.m., ser­ Episcopal Mattiodlat vice. Nurserv core and youth religious Jan. 16,8:15p.m., Jan. 17,9:45a.m.; Jan.2?., 6; 15p.m., Belten Untied MelhedM Church, 1041 education. Coffee hour after service. Jan. 24.9:45a.m.; Jan. 30,6; 15 p.m.. Jan. ?.l, 9;45a.m. St. Oeeroe'e 1150 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart (6465151) Put aside grievances during a Weddings Engagements ' Center offers dassej

and his wife who put them up for enclose a long, stamped, self-addressed DEAR ABBY: I ’ll bet Editor’s note: This column is pre­ this is the weirdest letter adoption. Betty now wants more than envelope when writing. pared by the staff of the Manchester anything in the world to see her twin you’ve ever received. My Senior Citizens’ Center. Senior Citizene sister’s daughter is to he boys just once in her lifetime. (The boys Persons who have been adopted and want to find their natural parents may married next month, and Dear Ahhy are now 29.) By Joe DImlnIco because m'y sister’s hus­ register with the above agency. And a The minister has been dead for a Activities Specioiist band had a falling out Abigail Van Buren birth parent who has placed a child for Feb. 5 — Movie, “ Long Tidal R iver." number of years, and his wife, who lives with a couple of our adoption and wishes to locate that child Don’t forget this Thursday that Ethel in the Philadelphia area, is still in touch Greetings, relatives, no one from our may also register. If a match is made, a Austin, a representative from the with Betty, but she refuses to give her Seniors are encouraged to take part in side of the family is reunion take place. There is no registra­ Hartford County Medical Association, any information about the twins’ the following classes: invited to the wedding! tion fee. but because this is a not-for- will be at the center to explain medical whereabouts. profit agency, contributions are wel­ 1. Ceramics — Mondays and Fridays, Consequently, in retalia­ 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Instructor Elsie courtesy cards and benefits. tion, my sister said no one from his side DEAR HAD IT: I prefer your attitude I seem to recall that you wrote about come. I have dealt with ISRR for many Those interested in the Fallsview trip years and have found the people there to Meyers. Begins Jan. 26. of the family is to be invited either! to your husband’s and your sister’s. an agency that puts adopted children 2. Basketweaving — Mondays 9:30 to scheduled for March 23 to 26 should So there will be just the groom’s Punishing an entire group for the and their natural parents in touch with be efficient, honest and in total agree­ contact Elsie Swanson at 649-1822. ment with my feeling that neither the 11:30 a.m. (Beginners) and 12:30 to 2:30 family and my sister and her husband at actions of a few is unfair and childish. each other. If there is any cost involved, p.m. (Advanced) Instructor Wendy Last, our condolences to the Shannon the wedding, with the rest of the guests natural parents nor the child shall be please advise and I will forward the fee Palermo. Begins Jan. 26. . ; family over their recent loss of Harold. I would urge families to put aside their "found” unless they want to be. who will be from the groom’s side. I am immediately. .■ m 'i 3. Driver’s education — Tuesday and Scores: grievances at a time when families sure his famijy must think we are a A FRIEND IN PHILADELPHIA Wednesday, Jan. 27 and 28 from 12:30 to Monday, Dec. 29 pinochle: Amelia should gather to celebrate a joyous bunch of loonies. DEAR ABBY: I, too, had never heard 4 p.m. Instructors Irwin Lloyd and Anastasio 920; Art Bouffard 779; Ann Our son is getting married in the occasion. Your husband should save his DEAR FRIEND: Because I am of the word “ chthonic” until I read it in Harry Reinhom. Those completing the Fisher 774; Helen Silver 768; Fritz “ de§d body” pronouncement for spring, and my husband said that my opposed to natural parents intruding on your column. I ’m sure many others, like class will receive 5% reduction on Wilkinson 745; Floyd Post 731. sister and her spouse will be invited over funerals. the lives of children they have placed for myself, immediately began thinking of insurance premiums as mandated by Tuesday, Dec. 30 bowling: Jim Fee his dead body. I don’t want to be as small adoption, as well as adopted children ways they might use the word. In fact, state law. 204, 210, 217, 631; Mike Pierro 201, 539; and ridiculous as they have been, so I DEAR ABBY: I recently became “ finding” their natural parents, unless its appearance in your column probably 4. Line dancing — Wednesdays, 9:30 to Ray Martina 514; John Kravontka 518; insist that we send them an invitation to friendly with a very dear and wonderful Mr. and Mrs. Greenman Michelle Mick all parties are agreeable to a reunion. I created a chthonic boom. 10:30a.m. (Advanced) andl0:30toll:30 Al Guilini 500; Ed Adams 505; Norman lady I ’ll call Betty. Betty told me that recommend the International Soundex and Stephen T. Bray our son’s wedding. 1 a.m. (Beginners) Instructor Anita Lasher 211, 520; Charlie Glode 502; Some advice, please. she had given her twin boys — who were Reunion Registry (ISRR). P.O. Box White. Begins Jan. 28. Hardy Thompson 516; Dick Colbert 223, HAD IT IN HADLEY 3 years old at the time — to a minister 2312. Carson City. Nev. 89702. Please PHIL FAGERHOLM. SEATTLE Greenman-Stevenson Mick-Bray 5. Oil painting — Tuesdays, 9:30 to 561; Stan Zaimor 518; Bruno Giordano 11:30 a.m. Instructor Kay Hendrickson. 522; Joe Victoria 519; Florence Doutt Shelley Ann Stevenson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mick of Joshua Begins Feb. 2. 467; Marge Hinkel 468; Nellie Golas 198; Mr. and Mrs. Billy Stevenson of 38 Tree, Calif., announce the engagement 6. Crewel — Wednesdays, 9:30 to 11:30 Harriet Giordano 471; Jan Singleton Glue sniffer needs attention Hilltop Drive, and Kenton Remington of their daughter, Michelle, to CpI. a.m. Instructor Rosemary Cornelius. 177; Nennie Victoria 172, 487; Cathy Greepman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stephen T. Bray, son of Pauline Begins Feb. 4. Ringrose-477; Helen Bumford 450; Pat Greenman of Delmar, N.Y., were F r^ erick of Manchester and the late 7. Caning — Wednesdays, 9:30 to 11:30 Olcavage 182, 479;' Yoland Bums 186, D E A R DR. lants), which cause the body to married Nov. 22 at Emanuel Lutheran Mart H. Bray. a.m. Instructor Casey Parkinson. Beg­ 480. GOTT: My 18- excrete water but retain urates. Church. The bride-elect is a junior at San Wednesday, Dec. 31 bridge; To be year-old nephew Gout can be treated and prevented ins Feb. 4. The Rev. Janet Landwehr officiated. Diego State College. The prospective published next week. is very small for by means of medication. All the above classes are free and The bride was given in marriage by her bridegroom is a graduate of Manchester transportation is provided. If inter­ Last week’s bridge scores: Nadine his age, and he To give you more information. father. High School and Technical Careers Malcom 5,980; Sol Cohen 4,610; Mike sniffs gasoline. Dr. Gott I ’m sending you a free copy of my ested, contact the center. Leslie Stevenson, the bride’s sister, Institute of Windsor. He is stationed Tunonsky 4,600. He’ll inhale it Health Report, About Gout. Others The senior center will sponsor a Peter Gott, M.D. was maid of honor. Nathaniel Green­ with the U.S. Marine Corps at 29 Palms, Menu for the week: until he passes who would like a copy should send Valentine dinner dance on Feb. 13 man. the groom’s brother, was best Calif. Monday — Sweedish meatballs on out. He won’t SI and their name and address to beginning at 6 p.m. '^ e affair is $7 per man. Ushers were Russell and Weston A Jan. 10 wedding is planned at the noodles, vegetable, roll, dessert, listen to anyone, P.O. Box 91428, (Heveland, Ohio person, including a delicious chicken Greenman. brothers of the groom. Unity Church in the Desert. Palm beverage. and the mental- 44101-3428. Be sure to mention the dinner and dancing, with DJ Jack After a reception at Willie’s . Steak Springs, Calif. Tuesday — Chefs choice. health people title. Coleman. If interested, stop by the House, the couple went on a wedding trip Wednesday — Fish, french fries, say it’s not their center and buy your tickets. to the White Mountains in New Hamp­ vegetable, roll, dessert, beverage. territory. What damage is he doing generations. The inherited ten­ DEAR DR. GOTT: I am 30 and Please make note of the following shire. They live in Vernon. Thursday — Lasagna, garlic bread, to himself?^ dency appears to be a decreased have terrible bags under my eyes. Thursday programs. The bride earned a bachelor’s degree Jan. 8 — Ethel Austin, representative vegetable, dessert, beverage. kidney excretion of urate (uric I ’ve been thinking of having the from the University of Connecticut in of Hartford County Medical Associa­ Friday — Egg salad sandwich, soup, DEAR READER: Gasoline- and acid), the compound that crystal- bags removed. What is involved in 1980. She is employed as an actuarial tion. Explanation of medical courtesy dessert, beverage. - glue-sniffing are dangerous forms izes in the joints of gouty patients such a procedure? technician at Phoenix Mutual Life card. . of drug habituation that can cause and causes pain. Insurance Co., Hartford. brain damage, liver failure and Many people with high blood DEAR READER: A plastic sur­ Jan. IS — Selections on the banjo by The groom earned an associate’s C; death, as well as suffocation. The levels of urate do not develop gout geon ordinarily would make small Bert Anglo. degree at Hudson Valley Community Jan. 23 — Eleanor Coltman on the What is billed as the world’s largest- habit is certainly within the pro­ until the solubility (dissolvability) incisions under the eyes and would College, Troy. N.Y.. in 1982. He is water recreational park — with some 35 vince of “ mental-health people,” of urate in body fluids is altered by remove excess tissue and skin. This history of shade tobacco in Connecticut. employed as an engineering t^hnician water-related attractions — is situated since it is a behavioral abnormality diet, injury or exposure to cold. operation is fairly standard, but Jan. 29 — Illing Junior I ^ h School at Pratt A Whitney, East Hartford. on a 60-acre site in Kansas City, Mo. related to drug addiction. Success­ Goal is a common complication of would have to be tailored to your Jazz Band. ful treatment for this type of thiazide diuretics (kidney stimu­ specific needs. chemical abuse would be similar to treatment for alcohol and drug addiction: namely, avoiding the About Town substance, seeking counseling and participating in support groups. As the first therapeutic step, your nephew should be evaluated by a LTM audHIont for Toahouse’ Duke awarded Fulbright grant Fish topic at Lutz physician to make sure that his Daniella Duke of Manchester has heen awarded a habit- hasn’t caused physical The Little Theatre of ManchesteudU hold auditions Lutz Children’s Museum will host a special program Fulbright grant to teach English and study Indian problems. for “ Teahouse of the August*^oon” Monday and Saturday, Jan. 10, by the Exotic Fish Society of Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the its rehearsal hall, rear of 71 language and culture in Ecuador, South America, Hartford and the Aquarium Hobbyists Roundtable. according to the Bo a ^ of Foreign Scholarships and the DEAR DR. GOTT: I ’ve read that Hilliard St. Members of the society will be on band from noon to 5 United States Imformation Agency. women only get gout if their fathers The setting for the Pulitzer Prize-winning drama is p.m. to answer questions and pass out literature about In May 1986, Duke graduated summa cum laude had it, but a doctor told my sister Okinawa during the occupation of Japan by the U.S. fish-keeping. The Aquarium Roundtable will provide from Yale Universitshas a Latin-American studies that women never get gout. Who’s Army after World War II. Since most of the characters international films to be shown that afternoon. The fish major. She was also elected to Phi Beta Kappa. right? in the play are Japanese, Little Theatre is seeking society has stocked the tank in the museum’s live Manchester-area residents of Oriental descent to Duke has previously worked and studied in Bogata, animal exhibit. The program is included in the regular audition. There are 17 parts for Orientals in the play, Colombia, and in the Dominican Republic. Following DEAR READER: Women do admission to the museum; 81 for adults, 50 cents for Silk Flowers and no experience is necessary. her year in Ecuador, she will begin studies in have gout, so I must disagree with children and free to members. international health at the Yale School of Public Health the doctor. The tendency to develop For f u lle r information, call the LTM or Jared R. before entering medical school. gout is inherited, but not necessar­ Towler at 646-7584. She is one of approximately 2,500 Americans being Sunset Club meets Tuesday ily in a parent-to-child pattern; Wooden sent abroad for the 1986-87 academic year under the AP photo grandparents and distant relatives The Sunset Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Embroidery Hoops 3 l«r » 1»« Fulbright exchange program. Manchester Senior atizens’ Center, 549 E. Middle can pass it down through skipped (Smie null l/IO/ST) Exercise class starts Tuesday Turnpike. Beat the tides 25B OLCOTT STREET A new session of Body Design at the Nutmeg Branch MANCHESTER, CONN. YWCA, 78 N. Main St., will begin ’Tuesday. The class Rolf Pridham rides high on a unicycle to EMERGENCY will meet twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays Check Mood pressure Kid care offered at museum Fire — Police — Medical get through water as unusually high 646-5825 from 5 to 6 p.m. or from 7 to 8 p.m. for six weeks. Henrietta Jason, a registered nurse from Manches­ Lutz Children’s Museum offers one- or two-moming- tides hit their highest level of the week DIAL 911 OPEN MONDAY — SATURDAY 10-5:30 The exercise program is to Arm, tone and reduce ter Memorial Hosirital, will conduct a free blood a-week nursery care for youngsters ages 3 to 5. Each § Wednesday morning in Sunset Beach, THURS. ’T IL 9:00 muscle groups, with particular emphasis on abdomen, pressure check for local residents Wednesday from 11 morning includes a craft, story, shack and a look at one In Manchester hips and thighs. Pre-registration is required. CalltheY a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Medicine Shoppe pharmacy, 348 of file museum’s resources. Calif. at 646-1437. Main St. No appointment is necessary. Call 643-0949 for information. I I It 11 I t ( 1 f t ______. . A , • .* ** **’ >• V i 1; j AViVi ...... ''»*l«**-*****-»«i*.,l«*-.****i4*i.4,**. .V. 4 4 i 44 ^ * . . * * * . fc 4 4 ‘One-Stop’ care is dangerous

Is it in your interest for phy­ “ The physician has every right to sicians to dis­ dispense, but typically the recep­ pense prescrip­ tionist is doing it,” says George tion drugs to you Griffenhagen of the American from their offi­ Sylvia Pharmaceutical Associaiton. ces? "One-stop According to the Academy of medical care” Family Physicians, a national may be more P orter medical group representing family convenient, but physicians, doctors have the'iight is it dangerous to diagnose, prescribe and dis­ to remove the pense; however, those who do checks and bal­ dispense “ should be held to the ances between the physician and same high standards of other and drug dispensing offers an professionals so privileged,” In pharmacist? enticing way for some doctors to The issue is not the samples a other words: It’s a huge responsi­ earn additional income. bility for a physician to undertake, doctor occasionally receives from “ Through mail-order solicita­ the manufacturer. It’s the stockpil­ and accurate records must be kept tions, drug repackaging companies and strict guidelines followed. ing and dispensing of prescription have been advertising that doctor- drugs to the patient, commonly seouid earn from $15,000 to $20,000 thought of as the pharmacist’s role. IF A PHYSICIAN dispenses a extras on their practice if they drug that interacts with another Exactly how many doctors are dispense prescription drugs,” re­ involved can’t be stated. But it is medication prescribed by a differ­ ports David Banta. executive direc­ ent doctor, it couid be a life- estimated .that 5 percent of all tor of the Statewide Professional physicians dispense drugs to their threatening situation. Most phar­ Society of Pharmacists in macists keep patient medication patients. And that figure is Maryland. profiles that can prevent this from growing. By buying directly from the Across the country, one-third of happening. What’s more, doctors doctor, would consumers save on sometimes make errors in filling the states have looked at legislation the outrageous $20 billion annual and/or regulations on the general out prescriptions — mistakes that prescription drug bill that we’re can be caught by a pharmacist. topic of doctors dispensing drugs now paying? Some say yes. since and drug samples, reports the There are doctors who have been the doctor may get special cut rates dispensing prescription drugs for American Medical Association on medicines. (AMA). The AMA has not issued a many years for various reasons. In Last month, the Bureaus of rural areas or places where there formal opinion for or against the Competition, Consumer Protection trend, but the AMA says that as a aren’t pharmacies nearby, it’s and Economics argued in favor of convenient for patients. matter of ethics, patients have the doctors dispensing in that it results right to take their prescriptions But for the majority of doctors, in "maximizing the number of this is not the case. While a growing elsewhere if their doctor does qualified sources from which con­ dispense. number of entrepreneurs are luring sumers may purchase prescription physicians into opening up the drugs.” Increased competition SOME STATES HAVE taken a equivalent of stores in their offices, offers patients choice and conven­ the doctor must be readily accessi­ stand. Maryland, for instance, ience, as well as an incentive for recently passed a law requiring ble to the patient and follow all the pharmacists to lower prices, precautions. physicians to receive approval argues the FTC staff. A P Photo from the state’s Medical Examin­ How many physicians do you know who have that extra time? ers Board in order to dispense. In *TT WOULD DISPUTE that it’s HA 1987 addition, the doctor must demon­ cheaper for patients,” retorts strate that the dispensing of drugs Banta. Also, it denies the patient New Year’s fireworks burst over the Ben is in the public interest. the right to shop around for price EMERGENCY Franklin bridge in Philadelphia Thurs­ Why would a doctor want to since often patients, especially the Fire — Police — Medical d a y in celebration of 1987, which is the dispense prescription drugs from elderly, may be intimidated by the 200th anniversary of the United States the office? One reason is that physician, he add8. DIAL 911 competition among the grov^g -.1 Constitution. One major question: Who is in Manchester number of physicians is inci^easing. actually doing the dispensing?

Purple passion is his passion S M a r p u e r nBur..sm Bv Karren Mills masked by music on a tape recording. For JUBEORKBli^ thE UassifiEds! The Associated Press larger areas, a sound unit attaches to a tractor and sounds something like a police siren. BLAINE, Minn. — Dan Carlson earned a spot in the “ Guinness Book of World Records” Carlson recommends using the sound for at when his purple passion plant grew to 600 feet, least 15 minutes before spraying his nutrient snaking along the walls and ceilings in the mixture on the plants, which absorb the food kitchen and living room of his home. through the leaves. He says the sound enables The plant, which was 4»A inches when plants to absorb soil nutrients and trace ARNOLDEENS Carlson bought it, grew to 1,300 feet in 2>A minerals more rapidly, resulting in more years before he cut it back, the plant-growth rapid growth and greater yields. researcher said. Treatments, which are repeated about five MID-WINTER “ Now we’re doing this with alfalfa,” said times during the growing season, also shorten Carlson, who uses sound and plant nutrients to maturity times, reduce the need for other eiihance plant growth. fertilizers and weed-killers, increase the Carlson, 43, of Blaine, used the purple crop’s nutritional content and enable farmers passion plant as the subject of a thesis while to grow crops on marginal soils and in studying plant breeding at the University of semi-arid climates, Carlson said. Minnesota. He used that research in develop­ Carlson has tested his product at sites ing Sonic Bloom, his specific combination of around the country, including Hawaii and arid sound frequencies and organic, non-toxic areas of New Mexico. nutrients that he now markets in 30 states and “ I finally have enough data and pictures seven foreign countries. that even the skeptics say, yes, it has “ Sonic Bloom has been tested on hundreds potential,” said Carlson, who has refused to In progress. of plants and has never failed.” said Carlson, pay fees charged by university research who has patents on his product in Japan, centers to test new products. Good values on all seasonal merchandise. Canada, Lebanon, South Africa and Spain and “ I believe the farmers are going to force has a patent application pending in the United them to do research. ’They’re going to have to States. come to me. I’m not going to pay them to do The system employs a high-frequency research,” Carlson said. “ The only scientiflc sound in the 8-kilohertz range that Carlson thing of importance is, can this be re-created? 305 East Center Street says is in the same frequency range as most We are finin g it can be re-created by anyone Open Thursdays Manchester, Conn. 1>ird sounds. In the 130 kits Carlson sells for in all different kinds of altitudes, all different till 8:00 house plants and small gardens, the sound is kinds of rainfall.” 643-4958

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Errol Flynn, Greer Garson, (CC) A pair of girls get into all kinds of It seems that the first cross-generational trivia Robert Young. 1950. mischief in this story based on Mark * whipped a surprised young man Twain's classic books. Part 2 of 2, (R). time we accomplish 5:30AM (33) in n News competition for entertainment. and all his friends at arm (D In Depth something or Firsts for children are infinite. 1 ® Agricultural News wrestling over a frosty mug of 03) Photon [C N N ] Showbiz Today experience an event, Each time my fnends whip out root beer. We never got beyond d2> (S9 Kidd Video [E S P N ] Collage Baakatball; Arizona at it should remain vividly etched pictures of their children’s first a first date. di) Macron 1 Win technicolor memories for all Oragon State (2 hrs.) (R). It's Your Busineee teeto (X-ray pictures, mind you), The first kiss is a memory 6:00AM ® Up Front (R). of eternity. 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[C N N ] Sports Tonight ness’ This film captures the energy, Robert Radford, Gone Hackman, Camilla [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Jewel of the Nila* (CC) humor and sensitivi^ of the Divine Miss [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Missing In ( ^ Calhoun's Court 4:45AM Sparv. 1969. dS) MOVIE: 'The Woman Avenger' A Novelist Joan Wilder and adventurer [E S P N ] Sportscenter Saturday M. Bette Midler, The Harlettes. 1960. Action II: 'The Beginning' (CC) A POW Candlepin Bowling (60 min.) woman uses her Kung Fu skills to get (29 As Schools Match Wits Jack Colton race against an evil Middle [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Used Cars' A fast- Rated R. escapes his Viet Cong captors and revenge against the men who molested 5 6 7 ACROSS Eastern leader in pursuit of a fabulous 3 D PELICULA; 'Y I* Uaman RoWn HooAnthony Perkins. 1979. 9 "My Sister — ” ® Throb Sesame Street (CC). 4 Middle East prince (SZ) 10 A Gershwin 9:30PM U) ID Amen During a dinner 12:00 AM ® MOVIE : Thirst* A subur­ (22) NFL Eighty Seven 1 5 Face on “The A-Team" [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report ban career woman is wooed and pur­ ® ) MOVIE: 'Who's Minding the Mint?' A a T 5 1 6 1 7 12 Eva or Zsa Zsa 6 Irish: abbr. with Deacon Frye and his daughter (S ) Magic of Oil Painting ( D Outlaws Sheriff Grail and sued by members of an ancient vampire motley crew of counterfeiters helps a 15 Boots (clue to puzzle 7 Fred Astaire, e.g. 8:00PM Thelma, the Rev. Gregory becomes tipsy treasury worker break into the U.S. Mint MOVIE: 'Cromweir England at the the outlaws protect a battered wife from and asks Thelma to be his secretary. In society. David Hammings, Chantal Con- Astrograph answer) 8 "The Forsyth — ” touri. 1979. to replace rnoney he had accidentally 2 0 her abusive mobster husband. (60 min.) Stereo (R). time of Charles I is divided by over­ 48 Baldwin or Guinness 11 Actor Grant — destroyed. Jim Hutton, Dorothy Provine. whelming political troubles. English per­ ® ) MOVIE: 'High Sierra' A gangster and Purely <3erthwin William Hurt hosts 99 MOVIE: Those Magnificent Men In Milton Berle. 1967. Q 20 Fishing gear 13 Muhammad — (29 secution of the Catholics in Ireland, im­ E 7 ^ \ a girl hide out in the High Sierras until this musical retrospective paying tribute Their Flying Machines' A 1910 air race 21 International labor org. 14 Archie on "Ail in the [CNN] Nowaday pending war with Scotland and the police find them. Ida Lupino, Hum­ from London to Paris, with entrants from 22 Therefore Family" to the diverse talents of George Gersh­ ment which is presently working well lor injustices of the King's court lead Crom­ o o ij phrey Bogart. Arthur Kennedy. 1941. win. (90 min.) all over the world, is complicated by so­ [O IS ] Edison Twins well to rise up against his King. Richard 24 Pertaining to the navy 16 Jill or John meone trying to sabotage as many a friend might not be as advantageous Sidekicks (CC) Rizzo and Ernie [E S P N ] Sportscenter Saturday Harris, Alec Guinness. 1970. 25 Thin 17 Beer party measure CD 99 (19 Odd Couple planes as he can. Stuart Whitman. Sarah \g to Ms. Meyers (39 Avengers master's son enters the grueling buz- 42 Self-addressed stamped than a criminal is at his. Vic Morrow, Ed [E S P N ] World Claes Championahip for you inithe year ahead. Stay on famil­ comes to you today for advice or In­ 35 "Sing a — of Sixpence" (29 Honeymoonsra Wrestling (60 min.) [E S P N ] Action Outdoora with Juliua Bo- kashi tournament to please his demand­ 1 env. 36 "Good Times" star Asner. 1973. iar turf. struction, don't pretend that you're roa 3 9 ” 9 9 ( 9 Hunter Dae Dae goes undercover ing father and prove his machismo. r ® 36 Not applicable: abbr. Collogo Baskotball: Syracuse at Con- Dancin' to the Hits (R). CAPfUCORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Try not knowledgeable about a subject if you (29 as a rock singer to crack a murder case. 12:30AM CD [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Molly and Ma' An Omar Shariff, Leigh Taylor-Young, Jack 40 Monogram for AndersofK naetieut (2 hrs.) to let people who have no right to Inter­ aren't. Palance. 1971. (60 min.) In Stereo. ( D SIskel & Ebsrt & the Movies (60 unemployed actrets takei the job of 4 2 99 99 Facts of Ufa (CC) After seeing a min.) fere In your affairs affect y xir plans to­ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) There's a chance houiekeeper in the home of a Member of [M A X ] MOVIE: Turk 182' (CC) A young graphic horror movie. Tootle dreams ® ) Police Story day. Politely but firmly Ignore their In­ today that you might meet someone Parliament Monty Woolley. Grade m [C N N ] Evans and Novak graffiti artist fights City Hall when his that a murderer is stalking hsr and the 99 Honoymoonere... Tho Lost Epieodee who wHI appeal to you romantically. Fieldi, Roddy McDowall. 1B4S. put. Major changes are ahead lor brother is denied his pension. Timothy other girls. In Stereo. Routo 66 12:50AM [HBO] m o v ie : -Night Pe- Taka ample time to know this person Hutton, Robert Urich, Robert Culp. 99 Capricorns In the coming year. Send for 1 : 0 0 P M ® T o Be Announced. o o o QS)W ild America tfoT (CC) Wild and crazy things happen before making commitments. 1985. Rated PG-13. [CNN] CNN Newt whan a rookie cop moonlights as a stan- your Astro-Graph predictions today. ® MOVIE: 'A Bridge Too Far' In 1944, T V puzzle solution on page 30 ( S MOVIE: 'Avenging Eagles' A kung fu [H B O ] On Location: Steven Wright (60 dup comic. Linda Blair, Pat Paulsen, Pat Mlal $1 to Astroi-Graph, c/o this news­ VRIOO (Aug. 23-SapL 22) You'll know the Operation Market Garden lasts nine [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Blood and Roses' A love fighter joins forces with a young swords­ triangle becomes deadly when one of oooooo min.) In Stereo. Morita. 1984. Rated R. paper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland. OH what you want today, but your behavior days in an ill-fated attempt to and the man. Ti Lung, Fu Sheng. 1981. the lovers is a vampire. Mel Ferrer. Eisa [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Annihllatora' A group [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Friday the 13th, Pert V; 44101-3428. Be sure to state your zodi­ and attitude could have' companions war in Europe. Oirk Bogarde, Michaei V. Yeaenia (60 min.) Martinelli, Annette Vadim. 1961. 99 of hai^bitten Vietnam vets use wartime A New Beginning* ( C ^ A pint-size ver­ ac sign. guessing. Don't be coy by playing Caine, Laurence Olivier. 1977. games. 2:10PM [C N N ] Health Weak 99 Elvis: One Night With You Rare foo­ techniquea in thair own neighborhood sion of Jason commits a sarias of gory AQUARIUS (Jan. 19) Risky ® MOVIE: 'Lost FUghf The survivors of tage of Elvis Presley taped 17 years ago. to rid it of drug-trafficking thugs. murdara. John Shaphard, Shavar Ross, ventures aren’t likely to pay oH today. UM IA (Sept 23-OcL 23) Don’t press a plane crash must find their way out of [CNN] Your Monoy very Moon' A man's wife and children 2;30PM 9 $ citrus Bo w I: Southern CaL (60 min.) Lawranca-Hiiton Jacobs, Christopher Malania Kinnamsn. 1985. Rated R. a jungle. Lloyd Bridges, Anne Francis, think he is playing around with a French 6:30PM dD CBS News Take time to carefully Miidy lasuas and yourself too hard physically or mentally ifomia vs. Auburn Live from Orlando, FL. [D IS ] MOVIE: T h o Uttle Shepherd of [C N N ] Prime Newt Stone, Andy Wood. 1986. Rated R. then proceed cautlotnl^avan after you today. If you have a lough task to per­ Ralph Meeker. 1969. (60 min.) Live. Kingdom Como* A Kentucky mountain actress. Doris Day, Gordon McRae. CS3 Small Wonder 1:00AM CD Jeffersons 1953. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Black Moon rfeing* (CC) [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presonte think you have a handle on them. form that requires assistance, seek d3) Soul Train boy fought for the North while loving the d D News Dempsey A Mekepeeoe (60 min.) (SI NFL Footbell: AFC DiviekMiel Playoff A professional thief working'for the gov­ (39 PISCES (Pab. SoiftCcii 30) If you help. South. Jimmie Rodgers, Chill Wills, 4:45PM (29 Little Raecels 10;30PM CD Black Now* ® ) W W F Superstars of Wrestling (60 Either the New York Jett or the Kansas (£ ) It's a Living ernment stages a daring theft of a futur­ 99 MTV Top 20 Video Countdown bounce from one object)^ to another SCORPIO (OcL2«-Ne«.22) Hyou have min.) City Chiefs face the Cleveland Browns in Luanna Patten. ig61. CD House Calls 5:00PM eSD Mlaalon: Impoeelble (33) One Big Family Uncle Jake an­ istic automobile. Tommy Lee Jones, 99 MOVIE: Think Feat Mr, Mote' An today you wW have UttW to show lor any commercial dealings today, 1 ^ Home Seasoning Cleveland, OH. (3 hrs.) Live. C£) NFL Today Live. Linds Hamilton, Robert Vaughn. 1985. (39lNNNowa 3:30PM d 3 W W F Superatera of Wroetling (60 nounces his plans to move to the South expert at Judo and sleight of hand your efforts. Avoid this by resolving to chances are you'll conduct them well. ® Back Pain Pacific^ Rated R. (IS) Combatl 33) Puttin' on the Kida min.) (29 Honeymoonsra solves Crimea that baffle the rest of the stick to whatever you start. But you might have a problam hanging world. Peter Lorre, Virginia Field. 1937. 3 $ Let's Go Bowling 9 9 MOVIE: 'The Golden Moment An (S ) We're Cooking Now (33) Famo (60 min.) (29 Ted Knight Show [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Missing In Action Ik 9 9 Honeymoonsra-. The Lott Episodes ARIES (March 21-ARrN 19) Be careful on to what you gain. Olympic Love Stor/ An American deca- T ^ Beginning' (CC) A POW escapes his (iZ> Secret City (29 NBC News [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents [E S P N ] Rollermanie (60 min.) today that don't unwind situations SAOITTARHIB (He*. 23-Ooe. 21) To thalon hopeful becomes romantically in­ (SZl Newton'e Apple (CC) 39 Greeteat American Haro Viet Cong captors and wages war you (29Motorweek which coukJ ba beneficial. Build upon the world at large you're apt to apfsear [CNN] Newaday volved with a Soviet gymnast during [C N N ] Foreign Correepondente (S ) Good Health from Jarto Brody's against an enemy that greatly outnum­ News 1:10AM [CNN] CNN Travel Guide 11:00PM CD CD (29 (S9 99 advantages; don't dilute them by using calm and c o ll^ ^ today. However, [O IS ] MOVIE: 'O. Henry's Full House' their participation In the Olympic Games [E S P N ] Thoroughbred Racing: Tropical Kitchen (29 Record Guido bers him. Chuck Norris. 1985. Rated R. ® MOVIE: -Neat ft -ndy- A CD MOVIE: T h e Joker la W lkf The life 1:20AM poor Judgment. down deep, you might not be as sure of Five of O'Henry's short stories: "The in Moscow. Stephanie Zimbalist, David Park Derby From Miami, FL. (60 min.) 93) Punto de Encuentro Desde Espana. 99 Mama's Family Mama's daughter [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Shook Chamber* In this of nightclub comedian, Joe E. Lewis, mismatched couple span the globe Clarion Call," "The Last Leaf," 'Th e Ran­ Keith. Jack Palance. 1980. Live. (60 min.) (Batty White) secretly checks into the trilogy of suspense tales, a youth discov­ from his beginning career as a singer in trying to keep one step ahead of danger. TA U R U S (ApiN aO-May 29) An involve­ yourself as you should be. som Of Red Chief." 'Th e Cops And The hospital for an operation. (SZ) This OM House (CC). (SZ) Julia Child and More Company ers 8 love potion, a visitor to s small speakeasies and burlesque, is por­ Skyler Co'e, Jill Whitlow, Elks Sommer. Anthem" and "The Gift Of The Magi. 4:00PM ® NFL Footbell: NFC Dlvi- town gets a fatal welcome, and two 1986. [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensoh eionel Pleyoff Geme Either the Wathinfi- 99 ABC News trayed. Frank Sinatra. Jeanne Crain, Mariiyn Monroe. Dale Robertson, Ri­ [CNN] Newswatch brothers bungle an insurance scam. Mitzi Gaynor. 1957. chard Widmark. 1952. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Silver City' Love brings ton Red»kintorthe San Franciaco49ert [U S A ] Check It OutI 9 9 It's a Living 3onny buys some land Doug Stone, Karan Cannata. 1985. 1:25AM [M A X ] m o v i e : -Fraternity temporary comfort to two Polish immi­ meet the Chicago Bears from Soldier with hopes of sti iking oil. ® W W F Wiastllng Spotlight (80 min.) Vacation' (CC) Tw o fraternity jocks take [E S P N ] Golf: PGA File Classic From Ft. grants trying to build a life for them­ Field in Chicago, IL. (2 hrs.) Live. 5:30PM (29 Hogan's Heroes [C N N ] Pinnacle 8:30PM® @9 Sledge Hammerl (CC) (33) MOVIE: -Midnight Offerings' A 17- a nerd under their wing during a Palm Meyers, FL. (2 hrs., 30 min.) Live. Sledge’s good deed backfires after he Springs vacation. Stephen Geoffreys, Forsythe flim based selves in postwar Australia. Gosia Oob- 33) Puttin' on the Hite (2 ) (SZ) Victory Garden year-old witch punishes her school and rowolska, Ivar Kants, Anna Jamison. [D tS ] Still the Beaver helps a retired cop land a job as a secur­ Sharaa J. Wilson, Cameron Oya. 1985. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Class of '44' The adven­ 39) Space: 1999 classmates with fiery demonstrations. tures of three boys, as they graduate 1984. Rated PG. In Stereo. (S ) What's Happening Nowll [E S P N ] Scholastic Sports America ity guard in a jewelry store. Melissa Sue Anderson, Cathryn Damon. Rated R. from high school, are shown. Gary (29 MOVIE: 'The Hostage' A six-year-old [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday [T M C ] Short Film Showcase 227 Rose takes Sandra's advice Patrick Cassidy. 1981. 2:35PM [T M C ] m o v ie : 'Oh Oodl You boy stows away on a moving van and (29 99 1:30AM CD To Se Announced. Grimes, Jerry Houser, Oliver Conani [D IS ] Cat In the Hat Dr. Seuss' top- and joins a video dating service to find a The Untouchables 1973. Rated R. l^ v ir (CC) A struggling rock star sells witnesses a murder. Dan O'Kelly, Dean (3D Agronaky & Company (39 99 ABC News on close-to-^^me topic 7:00PM suitable mate. In Stereo. his soul to the devil for a chance at suc­ Stanton, John Carradine. 1967. hatted cat pays a visit to two children on ( ^ Secret Agent [U S A ] Hollywood Insider cess. George Burns, Ted Wass, Ron Sil­ a rainy day. (ID 99 9 to s I D This Old House (CC). [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report (3 ) French Chef ( ® MOVIE: 'Murder Motel' After her fi­ B]f J#ny Buck ver. 1984. Rated PG. [E S P N ] Speedweek Wheel of Fortune been longing to do for ages.' ’ ' T : 3 0 P M ® MOVIE: "The Wolf Men' A dD (29 S D Wild America (CC) ance is slain, the woman traces his steps 2:00 AM ® M TV Top 20 video Count- wolf attack changes an innocent man (29 MOVIE: 'Charlie Cobb: Nice Night for [U S A ] Sanchez of M Air CD Mama's Family down LOS AN G E LE S -Joh n Forsythe sat down with 3:00PM CSD MOVIE: 'Bloody Avengers' a Hanging' A private eye is hired by a 8:40PM [D IS ] D Tv to a motel where she is soon registered Into a were-wolf. Lon Chaney J r . Claude A group of young, patriotic kung fu figh­ Tales from the Oarkeide A radio talk as the next intended victim. Robyn Mil- 39 INN Nows Forsythe never forgot his producer-director Robert Green- Rains, Evelyn Ankers. 1941. wealthy rancher to find his long-missing 6:00PM C3D (El29 99 News (39 ters misguidedly join the Boxer Rebel­ daughter. Clu Gulager, Ralph Bellamy, show host (Jerry Stiller) has reason to 9:00PM ® MOVIE: -KIU Me Good­ Ian, Derek Francis. Anne Rutter. 1975. 99 That's the Spirit father’s forced retirement. Now wald (“ The Burning Bed” ) and (23) Modem Maturity lion against the Imperialist foreigners. eSD 93) What's Happening Nowll worry when he receives a string of eerie bye' A widow about to remarry is Blair Brown. 1977. 9 9 MOVIE: 'Curse of the Fly' An es­ [C N N ] Foreign Correspondents Alexander Fu Sheng, Richard Harris. S ) New Gidget Gidget's in for a surprise phone calls. ^haunted by the outspoken ghost of her he has put that traumatic talked about the project for a @9) Wrestling (60 min.) 93) Sabroshow caped mental patient marries and finds 1980. when she matches up her friend with late husband. Sally Field, James Caan, that her husband and his father are aff- [D IS ] MOVIE: Th e Little Shepherd of experience into his first movie month. John Herzfeld was then (H ) Owl/TV (CC). 0 9 It Tekes e Thief Jeff Bridges. 1982. ® MOVIE: 'CrItI* In Mld-AIK At a busy (SZ) Joy of Painting one of Jeff's co-workers. flicted with a strange malady. Brian Don- Kingdom Come' A Kentucky mountain since starting “ Dynasty” six [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday Big East Preview boy fought for the North while loving the brought in to write the script. airport, life-and-death decisions are (S3) MOVIE: Treasure of Bruce Le' Bruce 33) What a Countryl Nikolai sinks into ® g D Heart of the City (CC) Wes's pro- levy, Carole Gray, George Baker. 1965. years ago. made by overworked members of an Air goes into action to destroy the powerful d3) Connecticut Sports Talk fessional behavior at a shoot-out is in­ South. Jimmie Rodgers. Chill Wills, “ This is about what happens to [H B O ] Survival Series Bob Newhart debt when he uses his credit cards on a 9 9 Boxeo dead# Mexico (2 hrs.) Luanna Patten. 1961. hosts this indepth look at the various Traffic Control team. George Peppard, Samurai who has murdered a Buddhist shopping spree. dS Has Haw vestigated, Kevin encounters school bul­ In ABC’s "On Fire,’ ’ Forsythe ' a man when he’s forced to retire, Karen Grassle, Don Murray. 1979. lies and Robin stars in a rock video. (60 9 9 Dance Fever [E S P N ] 1986 Equitable Family Ski Chal- species of animals that inhabit our pla­ leader and stolen a cache of deadly se­ Dempsey & Makepeace Dempsey d S You Write the Songs stars as Joe Leary, the chief of net. (60 min.) crets. Bruce Le. 1980. 39 mm.) [C N N ] Pinnacle langa Coverage from Vail. CO. (R). and to his family as well because (S ) Microwaves Are for Cooking and Makepeace pursue a violent gang @3) NHL Hockey: Boston Bruine at New the arson squad of a big-city fire they have to live with it," [USA] Cover Story leader after he inflicts brutal revenge on l29 @ 9 Golden Girls (CC) Sophia re­ [D IS ] The Blue and the Gray (60 min.) 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( ^ Mark Russell Comedy Special Mark errupts when a small town sheriff ar­ “ This is virtually a true story a strong life force. (29 Dancin' to the Hite [D IS ] MOVIE: T h e Black Hole' A fa'nstic tact with a psychopathic serial mur­ rests a sergeant for romancing a wai­ [U S A ] Saturday Cartoon Expreaa Russell comically reviews the newswor­ in the sense that my father was 9 9 It's e Living Jan's old boyfriend re­ doctor and his robot crew prepsre for a derer. Kurt Russell, Mariel Hemingway, tress. Brian Keith, Tony Curtis. Ernest “ When I was a Ud my father thy events of 1986. Richard Jordan. 1985. Rated R. [C N N ] Sporu CloeeHip turns for their high-school reunion. journey through a terrifying space phen­ Borgnine. 1970. forced to retire at 60 in the full buried himself in his work. He 4:10PM PELICULA: 'Arriba laa Mujerea' Al omenon - the black hole. Ernest Borg- 99 [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Porky's Revenge’ (CC) [C N N ] Sports Latanight flush of his talents and his health 4:30PM ® 8th Annual Black 93) Amorice Topicos concernientes nine, Maximilian Schell. Yvette Mimieux. ver tirandose unas canitas at aire, un said be was working so his kids sobre la politica, la culture y la vida de The basketball team from Angel Beach [E S P N ] SportaCanter Achievamant Awards Natalie Cole and 197S. Rated PG. hombre es castigado por su esposa, High learns that they may have to throw and vitality and died a few years could have better opportunities George Benson are the hosts for the los hispanos residentes en los Estados quien para alio, se convierte en sufra- OUTLAWS Unidos. (60 min.) [E S P N ] Collage Baeketball: Maryland at the big game when their coach is unable 3:00AM ® MOVIE: -Doc Hooker's afterward," said Forsythe. “ He than he had. When his Job was eighth- annual ceremony recognizing gista y autoriza a sus dos hijas qua estu- to pay his gambling debts. Dan Mona­ North Carolina State (2 hra.) Live. dian 'cosas para hombres'. Padro In­ Bunch* Dr. Isaiah Beauregard Hooker was a ‘Wall Street man.’ His ouutanding blacks in athletics, busi­ (S ) MOVIE: 'Or. Who: Mind of Evir han, Wyatt Knight. 1985. Rated R. buys a traveling medicine show and taken away, he had nothing. He ness and the professions, dramatic arts, [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Mad Max: Beyond fante, Antonio Badu. [CNN] Newswatch [U S A ] Night Flight travels the West with three lovely ladies. work was his life, he had no had no outside interests. That’s Rod Taylor stars as Sheriff fine arts and public aarvica. Includes a Thundordomo' (CC) In an apocalyptic @ ) MOVIE: 'Qunga Din' This is the story [DIS] Btet of Ozzie and Harriet society, a loner battles the ruthless Dub Taylor, Otis Sistrunk, Buck TaylorO- outside interests, and I think the why he disintegrated. I hope John Grail (Rod Taylor), who musical tribute to Nat King Cole and per­ of British military action in the moun­ 11:30PM CD Solid Gold In Stereo. tis Sistrunk. 1976. [E S P N ] Sportscenter Saturday queen of an evil city. Mel Gibson. Tins formances by Little Richard, James tains of Northern India. Douglas Fair­ C D Star Search (80 min.) retirement contributed to his what people get from this is the is transported to 20th century Brown and Benson. (90 min.) Turner. Bruca Spence. 1985. Rated PG- [C N N ] Newanlght [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Spies Uks Us' (CC) Two 13. In Stereo. banks, Jr, Cary Grant Joan Fontaine. early death. importance of having outside Houston, in “ The Outlaws," Dane# Fever eccentric government workers find 1939. ( S MOVIE: 'God King* The hair to tho [E S P N ] Golf: PGA File Clasaio From Ft. 33) throne of the fifth-century kingdom of “ This is my idea and it’s a the new CBS series airina themselves embroiled in international [U S A ] Riptido Mayers. FL. (2 hrs.. 30 min.) (R). interests. I hope that employers 3 ) 9Z) Frugal Gourmet 99 Amarioa’s Oddan Ski Annivaraary Ceylon is challenged by his illegitimate labor of love. It’s something I ’ve S A T U R D A Y , JA N . 3. espionage when they enter a spy­ 7:30PM ® News Magaiin* (60 min.) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'By the Light of the Sll- will see, too, that a man’s [C N N ] Big Story training program. Dan Aykroyd, Chevy half-brother. Oliver Tobias, Leigh Law- [DIS] MOVIE: 'How to be Vary, Vary Po­ son. 1975. o very Moon' A man's wife and childran abilities have nothing to do with [E S P N ] Fiahin* Hole Special (60 min.) Chase, Donna Dixon. 1985. Rated PG. ® Tod Knight Show think he is playins around with a French CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ® Jeopardy pular' Tw o dancers, who witness a mur­ Saturday Nighfo Main Event VIII his age. People should be [H B O ] MOVIE: Tender Mercies' An ex- [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Operation Pacific' A der and flea for their livaa. find them- (29 99 actress. Doris Day. Gordon McRae. Among tonight's matches. Hulk Hogan 1B53. country-and-western singer tries to start W W iI submarine commander sacrifices ® NBA Basketball: New York Knioks at •alvaa in a collage fraMmlty. Batty evaluated on an individual everything for his crew and his ship. A danu Hawke (2 hrs.. 30 min.) faces Paul 'Mr. Wonderful' Orndorff in a a new life but his past catches up with Grabla, Sharaa North, Robert Cum- steel cage bout and Rowdy Roddy Piper [U S A ] Night Flight basis.” ■ him. Robert Ouvell, Test Harper, Betty John Wayne, Patricia Neal, Ward Bond Jerry Back wiilesabMltelevl- minga. 1955. and Adorable Adrian Adonis square off Buckley. 1982. Rated PG. 1951. 3:05AM [M A X ] m o v ie : Turk 182- stoR ler H w Aoeeetoled Prase. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'By the Light of the Sil­ [USA] Airwolf ContInuGd. . . MU

Cover Story a — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 3,1987 Trends MANCHESTER HERALD. Satuiidav. Jan. 3.1987 — t » Olivia de Havilland: ‘I like life itself,’ says this great actress

By Kathy Larkin

he brown eyes and gently sweet features that kept Ashley Wilkes from Scarlett O’Hara in “Gone With the Wind” haven’t really altered. TShe’s still almost 5'4”; a little heavier; a few decades older than the Olivia de Havilland who was Melanie in 1939; or the \ shy, homely Catherine Sloper Private lives,. she portrayed in “The Heiress”; and the different heroines she portrayed in nine films with Errol Flynn. But this woman in a private horror two-piece, purple silk dress is tuck^ into a banquette at the 'w : '; Pierre Hotel, hands flying faster than words. Her voice draws out words with slow, dramatic EWerly often face emphasis as she details a life encircling the globe from her birth to British parents in Tokyo, abuse in own homes to Paris, where she lives just blocks to m the Bois de Boulogne. This woman is not a Abuse of the elderly Is a growing national problem. bit like the ingenues and victims By Beth Bennett she has played on film. researchers question that figure denying food or neglecting other Complicating the situation is Right now, Olivia de but agree that from I to 4 basic needs, making threats, and sense of obligation. “You can’t 68-year-old woman is the fact that the caretaker may Havilland is talking cheerfully of percent of the elderly population stealing a Social Security check found dead from Arow your children out” and palaces and politics, of suffer abuse in some form. are clearly abuses, but does be a spouse or “children” who “He doesn’t have any other starvation in the filthy revolution and brutal murder it Experts believe that the namecalling or hurting are themselves past middle age apartment she shared place to go” were common because of her recent appearance problem, which first received someone’s feelings qualify as with health problems of their with her son. He is own. responses. in “Anastasia: The Story of attention in the mid-’70s, will psychological abuse? arrested for murder, but But a new profile of the likely “I’m her mother and there Anna,” a miniseries on grow as the elderly make up an While the television show isn t anybody else to do these NBC-TV. It also starred Amy Acharges are dropped because ever-larger percentage of the victim is emerging in the case of “Amos” dramatized the things for her,” said a victim. Irving as Anna; Rex Harrison as “nothing in the law says you’ve population each year. In I960, physical abuse, according to Dr. got to feed your mother.” problem of abuse in nursing Abuse is more likely to take Grand Duke Cyril Romanov, the for example, for every 100 homes, researchers find that Karl Pillemer, research associate • A 79-year-old woman is at the Family Research place when a family is isolated man who stood to lose most in children under the age of 5 there most cases are likely to occur in beaten and sexually abused by from other relatives and terms of wealth and pretensions were 81 people over the age of private homes, where the Laboratory at the University of her two sons who demand her New Hampshire and author of neighbors, Pillemer says. to the imperial throne; and 65; in 1980 for every 100 majority of the elderly live. Social support may prevent Olivia de Havilland as the savings and small retirement children under 5 there were 156 Elder Abuse: Conflict in the income. Women over 75 are most likely Family.” family tensions from rising to Dowager Empress and senior citizens. to be the victims, and while Left, Olivia de Havilland plays the Dowager • An 83-year-old man goes unmanageable levels in a grandmother of the real The declining birth rate and daughters or daughters-in-law “New information coming*out without adequate food and the shows that the abused is more stressful environment. Also, the Anastasia. Empress In “Anastasia." Above, de Havilland in longer life expectancy (which may do the victimizing, a son or medicine he needs while his son presence of interested outsiders Just before dawn on July 17, has increased more than 20 years son-in-law is more likely to be likely to be a female age 75 or “Gone with the Wind" in 1939. lives comfortably off his father’s older and who has living with can m ^ e it more difficult to 1918, Red Army guards in less than a century) means the abuser. Often, the abuser has income. her a spouse or child who has commit acts of violence against massacred the last Czar of slaughter as she lay beneath her that in the year 2000 the a history of mental problems or a relative,” he notes. In 1944, Olivia de Havilland • An 86-year-old woman is gone through a divorce or lost a Imperial Russia, Nicholas II, dying sister. yourself to a career unless is chatting of life off-screen. Her percentage of the population age problems with drugs or alcohol. — whose two notable you’re free to do the best you forcibly confined to bed without job or who is involved with Stress and fhistration are not and his entire family in a The Dowager Empress, says past is checkered with interesting 65 or older will be three times the only factors which trigger performances, “Gone With the possibly can do. That’s what it’s proper food or care by her Until recently, the view of drugs or alcohol. She’s not Siberian basement, shooting de Havilland, was a fascjnating people: ancestors such as Sir what it was in 1900. elderly abuse paralleled that of abuse: “Sometimes the motive is them, jabbing them with Wind” (MGM) and “Hold Back all about.” She adds, “It was Peter de I^ illa n d who fought 76-year-old husband. When As one social worker at a likely to be in excellent health woman. “She escaped the the Dawn” (Paramount), were child abuse: a tired and harassed pure greed,” says Paul Blanton. bayonets, smashing bones with only after I won my case that I for OliverXTromwell; Sir George finally admitted to a hospital, conference on aging remarked, — most people over 75 have massacre which killed her son, made on loan to m her home c ^ g iv e r loses control and lets Is the person who was abused rifle butts and burning the bodies got three other nominations and de Carteret who helped develop she is semi-comatose and “The last few years all we heard some chronic health problem__ Nicholas, because she was in studio — sued Warner Brothers, covered with bedsores. his frustration with the demands as a child more likely to abuse in an empty mine. their Crimean palace, on the two Oscars.” the state of New Jersey; her own about was child abuse. Now it is but it’s not the stereotype of the and made legal history. • An 87-year-oId woman dies or complaints of his elderly very frail and heavily dependent his elderly parents? Researchers Black Sea, where the winter was With freedom, she did films parents who separated when she abuse of the elderly that In February, 10 years later, a such as “Snakepit,” sui of starvation and overwhelming charge erupt into violence. elderly person.” and social workers have reported milder. When the terrible De Havilland, suspended was 3. That’s when mother everyone will be talking about.” seemingly frightened, nervous intotion in the nursing home to “A powder keg waiting to go One study conducted by j such cases, but the evidence is disaster occurred, she was safe “maybe five or six times” for exploration of mental illness, a Lillian whisked Olivia and her Researchers identify several sketchy. young woman claiming to be the which she had been admitted. off” is how University of Pillemer revealed that in 27 out for the moment, but the Red refusing what she thought were movie stemming from her World sister (and sometimes feuding categories of abuse: neglect, ywngest daughter of Czar Admistrators insist she died of Delaware researcher Suzanne of 42 cases it was the abusers “One of the strongest Army was approaching in the ^dumb scripts, wanted out. Her War II visits to the psychiatric rival actress Joan Fontaine) to physical abuse, psychological Nicholas and only survivor of wards of military hospitals. cancer, but records show she Steinmetz, author of “Duty who, for one reason or another, relationships is the experience of spring of 1919 and the British 1944 win was precedent-setting. California where she gave them abuse and financial exploitation. that slaughter, face buried in her “When the script came, I said was fed only 6(X) calories a day Bound: Family Care and Elder were so heavily dependent that being abused as a child or seeing Navy came to her rescue, taking No longer could any Hollywood a stepfather, local A 1979 study cited neglect as fur collar, walked down the for 41 days. Abuse,” describes the situation they could barely meet their own parents abusive toward each her off at Yalta. But before she studio add the time a performer yes because I wanted to explain department-store owner George the most common, but the gangplank of the “Berengeria” mental illness is a normal The neglect and abuse of she terms “generational needs. other and becoming an abuser,” set foot on His Majesty’s ship was suspended to expand the Fontaine. House subcommittee, led by says Pillemer. “We would into New York — and history. mechanism, something that America’s elderly is emerging as inversion,” where elderly M ^ y of the abused hide their ‘Marlborough,’ she insisted that length of his or her binding De Havilland’s life now is 86-year-old Florida I^mocrat expect it to hold true here, but She was an enigma, this Anna could happen to anyone under a serious national problem as parents become dependent upon situation out of shame or fear of her staff, 6,000 people, were contract. focused on Paris, the city she Claude Pepper, found that there’s no evidence.” Anderson; to some a given circumstances.” more and more cases like those their children for financial, further angering the caretaker. safe aboard the other ships. Was it tough to buck the adopted when she married Paris physical and*flnancial abuse madwoman, a would-be suicide above come to light. A report by physical and/or emotional Some are aftaid of being put in Recognizing abuse of the And,” adds de jJavilland big-bucks companies? De Match executive editor Pierre appear to be the most frequent. support. who spent two years in a She explored the subject again the House Subcommittee on ■' a nursing home or losing contact el^rly as a problem has met triumphantly, “when she did Havilland, serene as a Dowager Galante in I9SS. ■ One problem confronting German insane asylum, sharing in the 19M “Lady in a Cage,” Health and Long-Term (Tare And it’s even harder if the with the only family they know. with a great deal of resistance, sail, she had all of her jewelry Empress, shakes her head. “It researchers and social workers one room with 40 mentally playing a rich, selfish invalid estimates that as many as one elderly are incapacitated “He’s all I’ve got in the Pillemer observes, because, like with her.” was an easy decision,” she said alike, however, is defining abuse deranged people; to others, the trapped in an elevator and million people over the age of mentally. “The loss of cognitive world,” said one abused mother. child abuse and spouse abuse, it You m i^ t detect a note of practically. “I had so much to Md deciding whether it is challenges cherished beliefs rightful heir to the Romanovs, tortured by degenerates who 65 are aibus^; neglected or power creates terrible stress,” Those who were abused by comaraderie. And you’d be lose by not taking it. There’s not intentional. Inflicting pain or about family life. ■ jxish her to the ^ g e of insanity. exploited yearly. Some says Paul Blanton of Adult children dependent upon them rescued at the instant of right. much point in committing injury with a slap or shove. This afternoon, de Havilland Protective Services in Texas. stayed in their situation out of a S> — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Jan. 3 ,19«7 MANCHEISTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 3. HS7 —- li AT MOTHER’S ert Ivers. 196U. 39 MOVIE: 'Samurai' When a tycoon ' O E pida m io: America Fights Back A do­ (39 Strictly Bualnaaa REQUEST threatens San Francisco with a machine cumentary look it taken at changing erage from Oahu, Hawaii. (R). (S) (39 Sporta Maohina that causes earthquakes, a young DA Sunday, Continaed Amoricfl snd tho problom of drug abus# 2:10AM [M A X ] MOVIE; 'SHvarado' Sunday, Jan. puts his martial arts ekills to use. Joe (60 min.) 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Gaude, a tall, philosophical profes­ lascivious husband, Dorothee Ber­ Crtm M ol tti« Heart (PO-13) In this slow-starting but Forget the title. It’s the name of a sor who can’t resist the thrill of ryman as his unsuspecting wife, thesis that one of the cast members soon lively movie of Beth Hanley’s Pulitzer Prize play, seeking strangers in public parks and Yves Jacques as the doomed is writing. The thesis of the movie is the three eccentric MaQrath sisters gather at the even though he may already be homosexual. expressed in one of the lines: “ Love afflicted with AIDS. family home In Hazeihurst, Miss. Each, In her own way. is like playing the piano; you have All of the players in the love game Is frazzled. Babe (Sissy Spacek), the youngest. Is out to practice.” meet at the cabin for more Rating guide on bail, having' been arrested for shooting her lawyer But mostly they talk about sex. husband. Middle sister Mag (Jessica Lange) has revelations over dinner of trout Motion Picture Association of First they do it separately, the four baked in a pastry shell. Mario, the returned from Hollywood, where she struggled as a women at a health club, where they America rating definitions; singer (while living In the fast lane). Lenny (Diane outsider, assails the hypocrisy of G — General audiences. All ages discuss their sexual needs and the intellectuals, and the gathering Keaton), the oldest, has settled for an uneasy admitted. experiences; the men at a lakeside is further upset when Diane admits spinsterhood, while caring for Old Qranddaddy (Hurd cabin as they prepare a feast for a PG — Parental guidance sug­ Hatfield). that she has bedded with Remy, gested. Some material may not be weekend gathering. The sexual husband of her best friend. Glorying In the tradition of Southern playwrights interludes are depicted, sometimes suitable for children. Talk, talk, talk. ‘ ”The Decline of PG-13 — Special parental gui­ like Williams and Inge, “Crimes" almost embraces rather graphically, in a series of the American Empire” requires flashbacks. dance strongly suggested for child­ r e p o * ' . on< parody: It’s a Southern gothic sitcom with a saying concentration by those who don’t measure of lyricism. Henley, who wrote the They are a diverse group. Remy ren under 13. Some material may understand French; there is a mass be inappropriate for young screenplay, skirts pathos while searching out her is married contentedly to Louise, so of subtitles to read. But the effort children. on characters’ weird humor and crazed vitality. it is presumed, but he has devoted can be rewarded. The film is a VttNHGl himself to conquering every attrac­ R — Restricted. Under 17 re­ There are some deliciously macabre Jokes, like the provocative exercise in sexuality quires accompanying parent or shot of a newspaper clipping that reports the Joint tive woman be meets. Pierre, and intellectualism. despite his liaison with the student adult guardian. suicide of the sisters’ mother and her cat. And the three Denys Arcand, whose previous Danielle, admltsiie,can’t ma’ ntain X — No one under'l? admitted. leading actresses from a Juicy ensemble: Jessica films have been little seen outside a steady relationmp with a Some states may have higher age . Lange is terrifically earthy, Diane Keaton mesmerizing of French Canada, emerges as a . restrictions. \\ high-strung and Sissy Spacek zestfully dizzy. t ' hpS\P^ Directed by Bruce Beresford (“Tender Mercies”), ) */Aor' the movie doesn’t quite ignite, nor does It hide the play’s Inherent, If likable, shallowness. But It’s an Theater Schedule amusing film — and a real actor's showcase. 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The part of a •:A). — Chlldrw of a Letter God (R) dile" Dundee (PG-13) Sot 3:45, 7:30, blowzy alcoholic who wakes up one morning to find a Sot-Sun 1:30,4:20,7:20,9:55. 9:30, 11:30; Sun 3:45, 7:30,9:30. — The RAST HARTFORD Morning After (R) Sot 12:30, 2:45,4:55, murdered nran in her bed even suggested the great WILLIMANTIC Rottweed Fub A CInemo — Stand bv 7:15, 9:90, 12:05; Sun 12:30, 2:45, 4:55, JlltoM Souere Cinema — Star Trek days of “Klute" (where she played a call girl stalked by Me (R) Sot 7:15, 9:15; Sun 7:30. 7:15,9:50. •V: The Voyage Home (PG) Sot-Sun a murderer). Feer Richard’s Fab A Cinema — MANCHRSTRR 12:45.3,5:15,7:&, 9:35. - N o Mercy (R) Stand bv Me (R) Sot 7:30, 9:30, UA Theaters Rost — The Color of M-Sun 7:25,9:35. - Ah American Toll >n V'V Alas, “The Morning After” Is a botch — a poorly midnight; Sun 7:30,9:30. 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Outward Botihd In ntld^t of identity Crisis Innoviative 'dru^ durHciilum a hit in West By Dagmar Obereigner American Stock Exchange; NBC News PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - A new The Associated Press anchorman Tom Brokaw, and daugh­ families, along with early signs and ters of entertainer BUI Cosby. “ Here’s Looking At You, 2000” drug symptoms. DENVER — Outward Bound, the course being taught here combines IBM, Xerox and Burger King are In Portland schools, the result is an ' 'ifi traditional teaching methods with com­ rigorous program that participants say among the corporations tiiat have sent approach that fits neatly with a puters and videotape to persuade develops inner stren^hs as well as employees to Outward Bound courses. comprehensive health program that schoolchildren to say no to drugs. outdoor skills, opened its first U.S. emphasizes wellness, said Marilyn school 25 years ago in an aspen grove Clay Roberts, whose Seattle-based MORE THAN 15,660 students a year Richen, coordinator of the district’s health education consulting company, above the Colorado mountain town of learn rappelling, cross-country skiing drug and alcohol programs.' Roberts, Fitzmahan & Associates, deve­ Marble. and white-water rafting in courses Students are taught to think about the loped the curriculum, saysit uses recent It was an offshoot of a program lasting a few days to a few months. But effects of what they eat. drink and founded in Wales in World War II to help the skiU is not the most important thing. research that identified risk factors in smoke, she said. children most likely to abuse drugs. merchant seamen surViye German ^ The students say the courses force them “ We do want kids to stay drug-free for The “ Here’s Looking At You, 2000” torpedo attacks by teaching them to reach inside themselves to discover as long as possible,” Richen said. curriculum, whose name is meant to leadership, teamwork and self- reserves of strength and shades of “ That’s the ultimate goal.” signify an optimistic forward look confidence. character they never knew^ey had. The program stresses social skills. toward the next century, is the third When Outward Bound took root in the “ It really doesn’t matter to an Students use role-playing to leam to be generation of anti-drug courses by United States, the emphasis remained instructor if he runs across the best assertive with their friends and to Roberts’ firm that started 13 years ago the same, but in the rugged Rockies the natural rock climber ever to hit the control their behavior. They learn how as “ Here’s Looking At You,” and later program took on a distinctly American planet on his course,” says Steve Truitt, to turn the tables on friends who might developed into “ Here’s Looking At You, character. Colorado Outward Bound’s director of be pressuring them to take drugs. Two.” The programs are now in use in Five U.S. schools now offer the basic development. ‘ ”rbat’s not Outward Roberts said videotapes of successful outdoor courses. But Outward Bound Bound. all SO states, but are especially popular in the West. sessions are replayed to show students today also helps high school students in “ What’s more Outward Bound is the what they did right. The latest course provides informa­ New York City learn to read better, student that struggles up the cliff and Richen said drug education programs tion on drugs and their effects and helps troubled Vietnam veterans and rape that has to face some real ’Can I make must strive to be relevant to today’s build social skills. Each lesson targets a victims to cope with their painful It?’ ‘I want help,’ ‘Let me down’ kind of children, many of whom live in risk factor. For example, Roberts memories, and cancer patients and conflict.” households where use of illegal drugs is their families to find more strength. Outward Bound is the brainchild of explained, children from families where routine. chemical dependency is a problem are Outward Bound is using its 25th Kurt Hahn, an Oxford-educated Jew “ Despite that, some manage to at three times the risk of becoming anniversary as a time of re-evaluation. who was an educational pioneer in maintain themselves and stay clean, abusers themselves. So lessons are Enrollment has doubled but fund Germany before his anti-Nazi views and you’ve gut to hope that the support included that teach children chemical raising has lagged. Courses cost about forced him out. He opened the Gordon- from the educational system helps them 160 a day, and many now regard stoun school for boys in Scotland in 1934. dependency is a disease that runs in do that,” she said. AP photo Outward Bound as a middle-class Its students have included Prince luxury. Philip, the current Outward Bound patron in England, and Prince Charles. Marilyn Richen, coordinator of the Portland, Ore., school STRIVING TO r e t u r n to its In World War II, Sir Lawrence Holt, Iowa set to end attempt system's alcohol and drug program, demonstrates educational original goal of being affordable to all. head of a British shipping firm, asked Outward Bound Inc., the not-for-profit for Hahn’s help after discovering that materials and discusses teaching methods with a group of body based in Greenwich, Conn., that when his ships were hit by torpedoes, elementary school teachers. charters schools and oversees them, has many younger seamen were dying while at de facto prohibition launched a drive to raise money/aiming waiting in life rafts for rescue. for $12.3 million over five years. DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — After 50 AP photo punch cards, and clerks kept track of And while Outward Bound insists its H A H N . PROPOSED a program to years, Iowa’s Prohibition-era attempt how much liquor each had purchased. In ^OiMIUM primary goal still is teenagers, the boost the young sailors’ confidence. Holt to discourage its citizens from drinking what became something of a marital Penny Brodeur, program director for Colorado Outward Bound, liquor is coming to an end. 8 median age of the students is now 22. insisted it be palled Outward Bound, a custom, parents demanded to see the . In the summer of 1962, 100 teenage nautical expression referring to the doesn’t let her evening dress and high heels get in the way while Many details remain to be worked out, cards of their children’s suitors. but officials say they’re confident that animal boys signed up for three 26-day moment a ship leaves safe harbor for demonstrating her rappelling skills during Outward Bound’s “ I really am sad,” Gallagher said. “ I by next spring lowans will be buying mountaineering courses held near Mar­ the open sea. 25th anniversary dinner at a Denver hotel recently. realize that a lot of people think it’s a ARC ADF ble, 20 miles southwest of Aspen. The The Outward Bound school opened at their liquor in grocery stores instead of from the state. trend in the right direction, but I can’t Colorado school served student No. Aberdovey, Wales, in 1941. Its month­ see who it’s going to benefit. It’s going to That will end a $125 milUon state 50.000 this summer. , long course combined small-boat train­ magnate J.P. Stevens, to report on fewer than 20 percent of its students hurt us all in the state. Our taxes are RTE. 30 K-MART PLAZA, VERNON 872-3574 monopoly that has pumped $50 million in The five U.S. schools have more than ing, athletics, route-finding, rescue, Hahn’s ideas. receive financial aid. Just flve years ago going to be higher and we all know profit into Iowa’s treasury each year. 160.000 alumni. Besides Colorado, the land and sea expeditions and service to Miner became a founding trustee of one-third received grants or loans. prices are going to bd higher.” Already, 45 businesses have applied schools are in Maine, North Carolina, the community. the American school, which was char­ Pat Cavanaugh, who now heads the for licenses to sell bottled liquor around Oregon and Minnesota. Word of Outward Bound soon traveled tered in 1961. “ Our enrollment has doubled, but our Department of (Commerce, acknowl­ Iowa, which Joined Kansas in liberaliz­ The alumni include Deputy U.S. across the Atlantic, and Joshua Miner, In Outward Bound’s first year on this endowment has not doubled.” said edged that some details of the transition ing liquor laws. Kansas voters earUer Secretary of State John Whitehead; an American boarding school teacher, side of the Atlantic, more than half the Outward Bound USA President John still need to be worked out. but that the Arthur Levitt Jr., the bead of the was sent by his father-in-law. textile students were on scholarship. Today, Raynolds. this month approved county-option state is making progress. liquor by the drink, following a century “ I think, overall, there’s no doubt it of tight liquor controls. will be more convenient,” Cavanaugh “ Just think how far forward this state said. has moved,” said legislator Ed Parker, Before lawmakers agreed last spring a sponsor of the measure selling Iowa’s Search for roots leads to old cemeteries to end the state’s monopoly in retail liquor stores. ’ ‘We were considered liquor sales, the arguments for and rather backward. Now we’ve got By Ta ro Bradly Stock generation and future generations.” ’The two women tramped through cow veteran’s section in a cemetery in Grove against selling the 220 state-owned pari-mutuel betting and a lottery and we Tha Associated Press “ We always bad a fascination with pastures, hacked away briars and brush City,” DeSantis says. ’‘’They were all stores were clear. will no longer be retailing liquor. cemeteries,” says Dufford, 53, 'of and cajoled suspicious landowners in memorial plaques to the soldiers killed Those who wanted to get rid of them “ It more or less reflects the trend in SHARON, Pa. - When Uretta nearby Sharpsville. “ And I was sure their search. Among the most common overseas in World War II, so they contended the state should not be in the the state,” he said. “ People’s attitudes DeSanUs and Sally Dufford began that some of my ancestors were buried names they found in this part of weren’t really there. It was Just stone business of selling liquor, making a about all that have changed.” looking for their roots in local cemeter­ here if I could Just find the stones. That’s Pennsylvania were Uber, Garrett, after stone after stone of these 18-and profit from it, while it approved tougher The state reluctantly began allowing ies, their curiosity grew into an what kept me going. I was so sure that Mitcheltree, Zahniser. Mattock, ’Titus. 19-year-old boys who never came drunken driving laws and spent millions the sale of liquor after prohibition was obsession to record tens of thousands of right around this comer I was going to Stright, Lininger, Pearson, Perrine, home.” for substance abuse treatment. repealed in 1933. Seventeen other states lives summarized on tombstones. f i ^ my roots.” McMillan and McCoy. They added the sale could reap a ’The worst part of the Job, though, has are in the liquor sales business. The housewives spent live years ’The women, friends since grammar Armed with crowbars, the two even one-time profit to balance this year’s been the last three years of sorting, Iowa’s state-owned stores were in­ copying the someUmes-cryptic mes­ school, started looking at tombstone pried up part of the sidewalk in nearby state budget. Higher liquor taxes and a q u a r i u m & A N IM A L indexing and typing the records into the itially established in out-of-the-way sages on more than 100,600 headstones inscriptions in 1978 to find out more Greenville when they found it consisted license fees would keep revenue flowing ARCADE, the complete PET SHOP, located in K MART PLAZA. books, Dufford says. ’The work is places, where they were hard to find and in 160 cemeteries, and three more years about the maternal great-great- of old gravestones from a church in future years, they said. RT. 30. VERNON. W e offer a wide selection o f tropical fish for the time-consuming and sometimes customers had to line up at a counter compiling their findings. grandparents they share. cemetery that had been moved. In an disquieting. Opponents of the sale argued that a fish hobbyist, as well as a complete line o f aquarium products, feed­ ’They are self-publishing a 15-volume The project took on greater propor­ Indian burial ground, they copied the and order their liquor, not being allowed “ When you live with nothing but to browse through the shelves. liquor monopoly provided a steady ers, live food and aquatic plants. I f you’ re an animal lover, we are set for geneologisU, tracing families tions after DeSantis discovered a markings on boulders that served as death, burial dates, night and day, night annual source of revenue, and they proud o f our p eat selection o f puppies and kittens, small animals, from Mercer County on the gravestone' bearing names of seven headstones. ’“They were put there intentionally to and day, it’s depressing,” she says. “ It questioned how much revenue private Pennsylvania-Ohio border. The books, ancestors. The women, both easygoing, never­ keep people from drinking. That was tiie birds and reptiles! W e offer an excellent line o f pet supplies, fresh gets lonely in your little room with your philosophy,” said Rolland Gallagher, sales would bring in. 12 of which are completed and on sale, “ If that tombstone bad disappeared, I theless approached their task differ­ bird seed, Eukenuba and lams’ dog and cat food. Call 872-3574 for typewriter and everybody’s death ’The legislation calls for stores to be also are in libraries from Seattle to Ft. would have been stopped at my ently. DeSantis copied inscriptions who headed the state Department of any advice or assistance. Dog and cat grooming by appointment dates.” Commerce for more than 10 years. sold beginning in March, with the state Wayne, Ind., to Tulsa, Okla. great-grandmother,” says DeSantis, without tbinUng, but Dufford contem­ out of the retail liquor business by July. only. Madeline Kaluna (owner) is shown above left with store ma­ “ Sometimes the only record that a who traced her faihily to 1634 in this plated everything she read. Despite more than a decade of When Gallagher took over the opera­ ’The state will remain in the wholesale ' nager Kathy McGovern. person ever lived is bis tombstone,” country and to the 13th century in research, the two still aren’t finished “ I would really take it to heart and get tion in 1972, only a handful of stores business, says DeSantis, 54, of Sharon. “ That’s England. upset,” Dufford says. " I ’d Just stand filling in the blanks in their own family allowed customers to reach the shelves, 10% Sr. Citixen “ I suspect we will have more outlets Gift Certiflcatea Dog & Cat why this is so important to us. We “ Once we hit something like that and there and I would put all these families trees. but he moved to modernize the opera­ as a result,” Cavanaugh said. “ We Discount Available wanted to get the cemetery stones realized bow important it is, we decided together and feel so bad. This one died “ Nobody that’s into geneology ever tion, picking new locations and upgrad­ Grooming expect them to at least double from the before ttey disappear so that we can this was a project we should do,” she and three days later this one died.” quits,” DeSantis says. “ There’s always ing stores. ourrent 220. Most of those, I beUeve, wiU save t h M records now, for our said. " I never got depressed until we did a one more relative you have to find.” Until the early 1930s, lowans had be in the urban areas.” OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK <4 HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown* ► S'r.'i'r 4 • 1 »'4’* i bV»’«Vr 4.1 4VrWWN4*l4‘ WaHiiLV4 4'.'. FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Th*»*« P u z z l e s Y O U M B V e f Z 7'~^y7x^4vi~ A iS^FUf^COArPO&^T WEUU, IT'iS t h e PEANUTS by Chariot M. 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Apply In person: ing for oggrasslva Individ­ If d n s a ie days per week, own trons- rant, 956 Main Street, Warehouse help port time Luigi's Restaurant, 706 ual with ambition to earn or full time-weekdays. portotlon, non-smoker, Manchester. Hartford R^649-5I2S. N o tice s Business P ro p e rty...... Entertainment...... Farm Supplies and Equipment — 80 references. Coll 871-2759 830JI00 a yoar or more. Apply at Arthfor Drug All real estate advertised Otfice/Retall Equipment...... 61 after 5:30. Collage degree not neces­ Store, 942 Main Street, Resort Property ...... Bookkeeping/Income Tax RN Supervlsor-Monday Retail; a helpful start In the Manchester Herald Lost/Found...... 01 Recreational Eq u ip m e n t...... 82 sary. Qualifications: neat Manchester. Is sublect to the Fdir AAortoooes...... Carpentry/Remodellng. through Frldav-3 to 11 this New/Years-Full and appearance, good charac­ Personals...... 02 Painting/Papering...... Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 Experienced home health position for on RN with Housing Act of 19M, which Wanted to B uy ...... part tlmapositions availa­ ter, and common sense. Cook-Experienced cook Announcements...... 03 RoofIng/SIdIng ...... Musical Items...... 84 old to core fbr seml- strong leadership capabil­ ble. Apmv now Porkode mokes It Illegal to odver- dlsobled female In Coven­ Wp will trolnl Apply at the for weekends. 5:30am to Auctions...... 04 Flooring...... Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 ities. Enloy your wee­ Health ftoppe. 646-8178, Quality Inn, Rte 83 Ver­ tlse any preference, lim­ ... . 05 R en to ls try. Hours9:30amto2pm, kends off while earning a 1:30pm. Coll Camille itation or discrimination Electrical ...... Pets and Supplies...... 86 9am to non, Tuesday January 6th Blrge at 647-9191. Mea­ Rooms for Rent...... Heating/Plumbing...... Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 5 days per week, 86.00 per competifive hourly rate at 10am, 2pm, and 5pm. based on race, color, rell- hour. 742-9116 for dows Manor, 333 Bldwell glon, sex or notlonol Apartments for Rent — Miscellaneous Services.. Tag Sales...... 88 plus excellent benefits. Retail per^n to work In Ask for M r. TIbullt. Empioyment & Education Interview. Put your supervisory Street, Manchester. origin, or on Intention to Condominiums for Rent Services Wanted...... Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 89 hardware store. Responsl- tfotiTWanted...... 11 skills, experience and lob bllltles Include stocking, moke any such prefer­ l: 6 Wdl^esses - full and port work schedules available. Child Care-Assistant ing, billing and. assisting 10 at state approved month old German/Shdrt time, all shifts. Apply In Above average pay. M/F, DIrector-Teocher to plan with pricing. Construction special education facility. Expanded hours poasi* Earn Extra Cash! a man who wants to haired pointer. L l ^ and person at LaStroda West, call for appointment. 871- and supervise 3 to 5 year or blue print reading expe­ Send resume to: Com­ Ue after February 15th. white. Hudson Street. 471 Hartford Rood, 7013. olds and assist In dolly rience a plus. Send re­ munity Child Guidance Key punch experience b u y ^ Please call the Manches­ Manchester. activities. 666-3093 or 569- sume to: Box AA c/o School, 317 North Main necessary. Work 11 am INSERTERS WANTED ter Dog Warden at 643- Manchester Herald, 16 St., Manchester, Ct. 06040. New Cable TV advertising 7475. to 5 pm, Monday 6642. venture seeks creative, Bralnard Place. EOE. your Legal Secretary for 1 man through Friday. Apply In low office. Shorthand ne­ flexible, self motivated Nurse Aide Currently ac­ pall 647-9946 cessary. Call 646-2425 person with micro compu­ cepting applications for person at 941 Main vreekdavs 9-5. ter knowledge. 15-20 hours our Nurse Aide training Street, Downtown Har- i\sk for Bob Employmsnt per week. Will train. Start class that will begin soon. tord, 247-0470. Nurses Aldes-3-11 pm. Im­ Immediately. Call Cox Ca­ Also accepting applica­ P H O TO LA B seeking mediate opening for ble at 6494)439 or 646-7642 tions fro CNA's. We offer full and part time help S Education nurses aides who ore cap­ and ask for April. excellent storting wage experienced In able of working 3-11 pm and benefits. Please con­ NORITSU Equipment 88772110 shift. Full or port time tact; Director of Staff Cox Coble Tv-Permanent very helpfull ^ A opportunities. Excellent part time positions ovalla- Oevelopement at Crest- working conditions, for ble In the telemarketing field Convalescent Home- Medical bem [HELP WANTED additional details, call the department. Good speak­ /Fenwood Manor. Mon­ Please cc Manchester Manor at 646- ing voice and pleasant day through Friday, 7om In or call EXTRA Sales Person-Immediate 0129. personality necessary. to 3pm at 643-5151. EOE. position for retail sales Experience helpful but person with rapidly ex­ Part time- Bowling center will train. Great hourly Munson's Chocolates Is panding tv-appllance needs snack bar person. wage plus commission. accepting applications for - MANCHESia MONEY... outlet. Excellent benefits Apply In person only. Call Linda at 646-6400 after full time employment. and opportunity for ad­ Sliver Lane Bowling Cen­ 1pm, Monday through Fri­ Monday through Friday. vancement. Salary plus ter, 748 Silver Lane, East day or stop by and fill out Hours are 8am to 4:30pm. WITH YOUR OWN Insentives, experience ne­ Hartford, Ct. application at 801 Parker Full benefits. Call for cessary. Call for appoint­ Street, Manchester. EOE. appointment at 647-8639. PART-TIME ment. 647-9997. Reps Needed-for business ManrtiFBtFr Hrraih accounts. F u ll time, JOE... V KlnderCore learning cen­ 860.000- 880,000. Part time, NEWSPAPER ter In Manchester hos 812.000- 818,000. No selling, V Immediate openings for repeat business. Set your P AR T TIM E An Excellent Opportunlty~^ part time ofernoon child own hours. Training pro­ CARRIERS for housewives and mothers care providers. If you love vided. Call; 1-61^9^8-6070, with young children — bring working with young child­ M -F, 8am to 5pm (Central CUSTOMER SERVICE NEEDED... ren, coll Linda ot 646-7090. Standard Time). them with you and save on NMOKSTER babysitting costs. DEPARTMENT AREA FULLTIME 21 Houra Per Week Mon.-Thure. 3:00-7:30 pm HsiMalRaUalsalLArsa an Salary'Plus Qas AHowance DEPARTMENT Fri. 3:00-7:00 pm lleihea SL HI SOUND IMTERESriNQ? SaiM A Mivery MANABERS NoaaM aN, an Sat. 7:00-10:00 am l i . E h i t t s m You can be a Herald Area ParsM Waatad Positions available start­ WosdtridisB- lu a o Adviser and handle and su­ ing Immediately In thafol- pervise our carrier boys and I Part or Full time lowlng areas: Missy IH0B8 tL an Nights and week­ Sportswear, Lingerie and M a n ra ltl an girls. If you like kids, want a ends. Pleasant Jewelry and Accassorlaa. LUM8 an little independence and working conditions Good atarting salary. Ex- C a a M d io tl all your own Income... oallant benefita and a 'X In modern phar­ all plaaaant working envl- N sfO M aiatl skis macy In large shop­ an ping center. Apply at ronmant. Opportunity lor W ssHM dtl advancamant. Plaasa M ra a itl all Call 847-9946 Tell him they're tor sale. once to pharmar- apply In person at the: clsts. HNIardtl all or 647-9947 M in c in s tir Herald Classified Ads Liggett Pharmacy CALL N OW Parfeads D&L Store Call 643-2711 «NTehs. 352 West Middle Tpke. 643-2711 / 647-9946 87781212 Manchester Parkade i .1 K IT ‘N’ C AR LYLE ®by Larry Wright Topsy-Tirvy Cosual Skirt HOMES IAPARTMENT8 MMCELLANE0U8 FOHSAIi HHI8AIE Ifo r r en t FORRENT Manchester - $104,000 - BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Government Homes - \ f€EU Monchestor-Adoroble 3 Goroge-For storage only I from $1 (U repair). Delin­ Excellent Investment op­ room apartment, 2nd $40 o month. 64F4003. quent tax property. portunity awaits you with UtKl'MOuSTAneiMENT CARFBmiY/ OF CARTOONIST'S floor, appliances. Availa­ Repossessions. Coll 005- this five-family house. ble Immediately. $375 plus Qi GNILOCARE REMouaim kiJ ELECTRNML 607-0000. Ext. GH-9MS tor Newer roof, full basement IMAillNATtDM. heat. No pets. Coll 623- SERVNSES current repo list. and updated electrical 1903. system. Call us today tor Merchandise Carpentry B Remodeling Dumas Electric— Having Odd lobs. Trucking. Home Services-Complete home Super Investment-Inyour more detolls.Sentry Real Excellent 3 room apart­ Electrical Probloms? repairs. You name It, we futurel Excellent oppor­ Estate, 643-6601 .D______repairs and remodeling. Need o large or o small do M. Free estimates ment. Stove, refrigerator. Dov core providad - 2 toll We specialize In ba­ tunity to purchase a 3 No pets. Security, referen­ Repair? We Specialize In Insured. 643-0304. Manchester - 164,900 - time openings. Lots of throoms dnd kitchens. Residential Work. Joseph tomllv In the South end of ces. $350.6494003. FURNITURE love and core. Licensed Hartford. Seperote utili­ Spacious and private, this Small scdo commercial Dumas. Fully Licensed. Your local handyman I ties, spacious rooms, beautiful home has It and on feed program for 7 work. Registered, In­ Free Estlmotes, 646-5253. Coll John at 6434353 and all....two fireplaces, for­ New 5 room duplex apart­ Velvet couch and love yoors. Convenient ioco- sured, references. 646- newer roof. Offered ot- ment. 3 bedrooms, 1V4 please Itove message. mal dining room with i»B t tor sole. $99. 643- Non on Eost Hartford bus 0165. There's someone out S160,900.Jackson & Jack- baths, tolly opplionced. 9004.0 line ,eosv on and easy oft son Real Estate, 647-0400 bullt-ln cabinets and gloss there who wonts to buy Howkes Tree Service shelves, kitchen Includes No pets. References and route 84. 282 1274. or 646-0646.0 security. $675 plus utili­ vour power tools. Find Bucket Truck 8i Chipper stove and dishwasher. to • ties. 6494003. PAINTNM/ that buyer with a low-cost Stumfi removal. FreeestI Manchester - New Listing Sliders to potlo.Sentry PAPESNI8 od In Closslfled. 643-2711. motes. Special considera­ Real Estate, 643-6601 .□ TV/8TERE0/ - Older 4 room vinyl sided Three room apartments, APPLIANCES CASPBmiY/ tion tor elderly and hondl home on West Side. Hugh no appliances, no pets, REMOOEUNS Nome vour own price — capped. 647-7553. country kitchen, 1 1/2 Manchester - $124,900 - Father ortd son. Fast, I-V»7 securitv. Call 646-2426 Refrlgorotor - 2 door, 16 lEATim / baths, stove, close to Spread out In this large 3 weekdays 9 to 5. dependable service. Art's Light Trucking bedroom cope located on m o i M u m cubic feet. Manual FOrrond Remodeling — hilMBNM schools and shoppIng.A EXCtUSWE Pointing, Paporhangfng 0. CeMors, attics, garages great buy at S09,9OO. a cul-de-sac; fireplaces In S c « - frost. $25.00. 643-2009.O Cabinets, roofing, gut­ Removal. Coll 872-8237. cleaned. Junk hauled. Manchost«r-4 room, 1 bed­ ters, room additions, James R. McCavonogh both living room and first ®10IBbytCA.Ine. room apartment. Applian­ Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ Furniture and appliances Real Estate, 640-36OOxi floor family room. Dining General Electric 24" color decks, oil types of remo­ throom remodeling; In­ moved. Odd lobs. Very ces, references, securitv. You con be o good Mles- room and smol I den on the No pets, (toll 64F5758. tv console, automatic deling and repairs.. FR E E stallation water heaters, honest dependobls Manchester-3 bedroom main level os well os 16 x channel selector, needs estimates. Fully Insured. mon ... lust use a quick- oorboge disposals; faucet worker. 25 years expe­ well kept Cope style home 23 rec room with full both APARTMENTS work. $10. 6494581 £1 Telephone 6434017, otter selling ad In Classified to repairs. 649-4539. Vlso/M- rience In moving. 646-9669 Two bedroom townhouse 6pm, 647-8509. with finished basement on the lower level. Vcor Rontols FORRENT - heat, hot water, carpet­ find cosh buversi 643-2711. osterCord accepted. anytime. and attached garage. Con­ garage.D.W.Fish I ing, air conditioned, all venient location. Asking Realty,643-1591 or 071- Manchester-2nd floor, 2 appliances. Nice location. FUEL OIL/COAL/ $127,000. Flono Reolto. 1400.O bedroom, heat and ap­ Coll 647-1995. FMEWQOO 646-5200. pliances. No pels. $550 Manchester-New Listing I FORRENT [CARS CARS GARS CARS 3 bedroom Colonial, to­ plus securitv. Call 646- l U - Suddenly available - Well 3979. Firewood; cot, spilt and FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FDR SALE maintained large two bed­ tally renovated. New kit­ Private home - central, - 8369 00N00MNIIUM8 delivered. AM seasoned room condominium In chen, windows, and sid­ gentleman, non-smoking, hardwood from quolMv ing. 1 car garage. $124,900. 2 bedroom, 1/2 duplex, Z4".3r FMRENT dealer. Northeast Log- convenient Manchester pleasent room with tele­ appliances, $550. per location. Priced right at Owner/Agent. 561-0134. phone, next to shower, 314 The front-bntton skirt glng. "Wood Is our only month plus utilities. Beav­ business". 742-9168. $S2,900Joyce G . Epstein Open House - Sunday, parking. 64F60O1. ers School area. Call John An upside-down dolly . . . with liandy pockets is flat­ Real Estate, 647-O09Sa January 4,1907-1:00-5:00 01643-1991. one side, she sleeps; the . tering to wear with casual SOUTH PM - 196 Metcalf Rood, Attractive, ponneled, car­ other, she’s" awake! Fun tops or sweaters for any Bolton Center Rood - peted, with huge cedar Manchester - Charter Oak to make; fun to give! No. season. RECREATIONAL Tolland - Beautiful 34 . No. 836$ with PhoUf WINDSOR CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH. INC. Spllsh Splosh...In the closet. Near buses. P a r -, Street - 5 room duplex, 314 has hot-iron trans­ SI WINOSOB AVINUI*V|RNON«B7S-SSII bedroom Raised Ranch on Guide is in Sizes 24 to 32- FOUIFMFHTBe^JwOB MVwW a great lacuzxl that comes a nice country lot. Main kode. Less expensive for centrally located near bus fer ; sewing and finishing “WE’RE DEALING with this spacious 9 room toll time male worker directions. ^ ineh waisL Waist Size FOR LEASE floor completely redeco­ line. 1 year leose. Security For Sole. Rowing AAo- Ranchi Large family without cor. deposit. No pels. $465 per TO Onni, Ha4 f2.M fw 2 6 '. 1% yards 46-ineb < rated. Family room and phn sot to pMlatt m 4 fabric. Elogant town houeofor chlne, fully assembled, 1 room, 2 car garage. den or bedroom on lower month. 649-2071. TO SAVE YOU MONEY!” Pretty acre and lot In Please State Size. yoarly loaso. Only year old, excellent condl- level. Come by and let us Mon. $75. Coll 6464245 Bolton. Close to 3S4 for show you all the nice APARTMENTS T i t l i a L stai S U 0 to teth mlnutoo from 1-84. All easy access to Hartfordt Monclwstor - 3 rooms, J N C g p * i$9 firpMtMS MS Otter 5:30pm. tooturas of this home. FORRENT socond floor, appllancos, now, foituring bullt-ln $140,900.Jackson 0, Jack- Direction; 104 East to exit IMITMAH.T.1S son Real Estate, 647- $390 plus utllltlos. Adults Prist Usee. S4Wm ona lts IIP vsc systom, attaohod Roller blades hockey 66(195). Take left on Cider 24 Locust Street. 7 room protorrtd. 647-9255 or 649- CSOE as SMs naatsr. skates on wheels, great 04OO.aVemon - Excellent HIM. Right on Grant Hill. MS garcgo with oponor, 3 starter or retirement apartment. No oppllon- 6905oftor5pm. SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ SM ______tor condMIonlng. Size 12, Right on Metcalf. (Follow ces. Security. No pels. lections and a FREE Priet S f » . s4Srm sWS ZIP bodrooiiiB, 214 baths, paid $120. Sell tor $85. hoRM In thls6room ranch. the signs tor Benton Ho- csss. taSlkSSr m 4 Sink 3 bedrooms, dining room, Coll 646-2426weekdays 9to 3 room oportmont - hoot, Pattern Section in the fireplace, formal llv- 643-2831.0 nnesteod from 195).Reolty ■m Ic FASH IO N hM a tpcdal fireplace, attached gor- 5. hot wotor. olocfrlc and ALBUM. Just $3.00. ing/dlnlng room. Full World, Frechette Asso­ appllancos Included. $105 BOOUittUSsarii Giacc Calc CeRccdeB for Skis, "Hart" 160-cm. ag«, good condition ciates, 646-7709.O lesgcr dzcz; pies 2 Beaes baaomont and other Manchester-3 rooms. weekly, no pets. Security o-izs-aous—SM m t Hse. Sts Fiber gloss, “ Billy Kidd" throughout. Only •t Sms tsssi kts It m t u tkssL Ceapeatl $2.00 a copy. amonitloa. Call Helen $12OJ)0O.U & R Realty Co.> Parking, central. 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And there are good players on Rony Seikaly and freshman Der­ 6 cylinder, new valve lob hand to replace those who graduate. ond corborofor, new bat­ rick Coleman, who are both 6-foot- “ We have some people who have been waiting in tery, bed Nner, radical Place Your 10. and a backcourt led by soph)^ tire s , $3000. M an y extras. the wings, waiting to play,” Schembechler said. more Sherman Douglas, who has Can you handle money? Ad Today! “ I ’m excited about those guys. I know what we’ve blossomed this season as point 6466513 after 6 pm. H«nld plxXo by Tueksr got. and that gives me some enthusiasm. guard. 1974 Ford V an , oood condi­ “ It’s either that or sink into oblivion. I mean, I ’d '“ Ordinarily, if we had enough tio n . $1500 o r best o ffer. like to just fade away for a while, but I can’t. I players, we could go in and maybe Freshman Tate George was UConn's point guard for the 075-6344.O If your answer is "yes” to all 643-2711 don’t have tinne to stew. You have to get out and take 15 fouls against them.” Cal­ first eight games, until he suffered ankle ligament recruit. ’There’s just not time to dwell on this.” houn said. “ But we can’t because damage 'in a practice that shelved him for the 1900 C M C Jim m y S ierra If recruiting goes well. Schembechler would Classic, excellent condi­ we’re down to six scholarship Connecticut Mutual Classic. He’s expected to be out until these questions, then we’d like like to have a team like Arizona State’s, loaded tion. Never plowed, players. We don’t have the fouls to at least Tuesday when the Huskies face Seton Hall at the power windows, tilt wheel with big, fast players. give.” and more. Must seel 643- “ You look at all the teams in the country, on Calhoun considers Coleman, a Meadowlands in New Jersey. 4469. Coll after 5pm. Ask . to talk with you! film, and the top three, in terms of personnel, are Detroit native who’s averaging 11 to r Buckv. Whether Vm i’i v A Miami, Oklahoma and Arizona State,” he said. points per game, to be among the C a ^ u n in his first year since player to a 38- or 40-minute player.” Join the winning team — Schembechler also was high in his praise for best newcomers in the country. conning from Northeastern, which Robinson leads the team with an ■II8CEIIANE0U8 NIGHT OWL Arizona State quarterback Jeff Van Raaphorst, He’s averaging a team-high seven he led to the NCAA tournament in 18.4 scoring average and adds 7.3 AUTOMOTIVE who led the offense that converted 10 of 19 rebounds a game and is tied with five of the last six seasons. rebounds per game, but sometimes ^ on EARLY BIRD third-down plays, and the Sun Devils’ two running Seikaly for the team lead with 22 The experience factor is evident hesitates to take charge. He had a Be a Manchester Herald Carrier! backs — Darryl Harris and Channing Williams. blocked shots. in the sometimes sporadic play of season high 27 points against Yale Four snow tires on rims, WANT ADS Still, he was rankled by the defeat. Stepping into the formidable Cliff Robinson, a ^10 sophomore and a low of eight points against size 165-15,2 MIchelln, and “ We could have won this game.” Schembechler sneakers of Dwayne “ Pearl” Wa­ from Buffalo, N.Y., who is not only 2 Enoelberten. $100. 646- Villanova. CALL US AT worii 'round said. “ We would have had to make something shington. Douglas has come into his being asked to start this season but 4729. “ Cliff has to keep asking himself. the doth happen in the second half. But we definitely could own. leading the team with a 16.5 also to be a primary scorer and 'When should I shoot the ball and 1969 Ford B-200 Window have won it. scoring average in addition to his rebounder. when should I pass the ball?'” Van. 6 cyltndef-runnlng “ It’s very difficult. It takes time. You don’t get playmaking role. “ It’s one of the hardest adjust­ Calhoun said. “ He hasn’t had the condition. Excellent for over It immediately. If you win, you may feel Connecticut has some talent, but ments for a basketball player to luxury of going from the bench to ports o r resto ratio n. $99. complacency. If you lose, you get mad.” a lack of depth and experience are make,” Calhoun said. “ He’s going sixth man to starter. He’s going 6494050 after 3:00pm.o - ! the biggest problems faced 1^ 647 9946 from an eight- or nine-minute from the bench to leading player.” LSU’s Archer u se looks to Larry Smith is planning on fighting back to restore national prestige Bv Ken Peters Smith said. “ There’s no question ty’s first bowl win ever. The Associated Press that use is one of the great football jobs in the country. 'The resources Since a 5-6 season in 1980, his first Bv Austin Wilson LOS ANGELES — Larry Smith, as head coach at Arizona, Smith’s The Associated Press and the tools that are available here who turned losing football pro­ are endless. Wildcat teams improved each year, grams into winners at Tulane and “ I’m coming to USC because it’s culminating in the 9-3 record in NEW ORLEANS — Mike Archer was out early Arizona, was hired Friday to try to 1986. During four earlier years at Friday on his first day as head coach at Louisiana State a tremendous opportunity and restore the University of Southern challenge.” Tulane, he improved that team’s University, trying to recruit young athletes to keep the (^lifom ia as a national football “ Obviously, we’re delighted that record each year and went 9-3 in Nebraskas of the future from dominating his team the power. 1979 and earned a berth in the way the Comhuskers handled them in the Sugar Bowl. Lairy^ m ltb -js our new football The hiring of Smith, who spent coach,” said Soulhem-Cal Athletic Liberty Bowl. Nebaska beat LSU 30-15 Thursday night. It was the the last seven years as Arizona’s last game of Bill Amsparger’s three-year tenure as Director Mike McGee. ' Smith, an assistant under Bo head coach, was announced at a “ The expectations at USC are head man at LSU. press conference on the Southern Schemtechler first at Miami of Amsparger resigned five weeks ago, effective with high and Larry is the kind of coach Ohio then at the University of Cal campus. that can make USC a consistent Top the end of the Sugar Bowl, and has been hired as Michigan, had a 47-28-3 record at He replaces Ted Tollner, who had 10 team and a challenger for athletic director at the University of Florida. a 26-20-1 record at the school, Arizona and owns a 66-55-3 overall national championships,” he said. record as a head coach. including a 7-5 record this season, Smith agreed to a five-year ARCHER, PROMOTED FROM defensive coordina­ AP photo ending with Thursday’s 16-7 loss to contract to become the 19th head tor, became LSU’s coach at 6; 03 p.m., CST, Thursday Smith’s contract at Southern Cal Auburn in the Citrus Bowl. coach in the Trojans’ history. after Nebraska’s third-string offense killed the final Oklahoma Sooners hold aloft the reportedly is worth about $250,000 a Tollner was fired following the Smith. 47, steered Arizona to a 9-3 AP photo 1:15 of the game with three running plays. year, some ^0,000 more than he Orange Bowl Trophy after winning It end of the regular season, effective record this season, including a 30-21 It was the most merciful thing Nebraska did all night made at Arizona. No financial Stripes', waves after steering the yacht decisively over Arkansas, 42-8, Thurs­ after the Citrus Bowl. victory over North Carolina in the Jubiliant Dennis Conner, sKipper of the — or all week, for that matter. From the moment they terms of his new contract were “ This is a fantastic opportunity,” Aloha Bowl that was the universi­ San Diego Yacht Ciub’s 12-meter over the finish line for its fourth victory stepped off the airplane before Christmas, Nebraska day night. The Sooners Insist they have made public Friday. America's Cup chailenger "Stars & over 'USA' in a semifinal matchup. players had been promising to do to LSU exactly what the second best college football team for they did — stuff freshman quarterback Tom Hodson, 1986. shut down wide receiver Wendell Davis and physically OSU’s Bruce escapes 9~3 ‘rut’ pound the Tigers Into submission. “ It’s kind of uncharacteristic of our team to talk that Bv Rustv Miller worst at Ohio State. That wasn’t on both offense and defense in 1987, Challenger finalists are set way before a game. I ’m just glad we backed it up, ’’ said The Associated Press Oklahoma calls much of a choice,” said Bruce, who including All-Americans Spielman All-America nose guard Danny Noonan. began his Buckeye career with an and wide receiver Cris Carter. DALLAS — Ohio State coach 11-1 record in 1979. NEBRASKA’S DOMINANCE SHOWED most Earle Bruce has finally escaped Itself 2nd best “ But that doesn’t matter. What Texas AftM coach Jackie Sher­ In America’s Cup yachting clearly late in the third quarter after LSU’s what his critics called “ that 9-3 rill, whose team finished at 9-3, said matters is how your team plays. All-Southeastern Conference nose guard Henry Bv Fred Goodall rut.” And Bruce couldn’t be he would coach in the Hula Bowl Thomas blocked a 52-yard field goal attempt and happier. The seniors have been tremendous Bv Sid Moody Stars k Stripes twice. Dickson’s fourth straight victory The Associated Press and they displayed that today.” then sit down with his starting chased the ball all the way to the Nebraska 17-yard line After a 28-12 New Year’s Dayr quarterback, Kevin Murray, to The Associated Press “ Your guess is as good as mine,” over Marc Pajot was a carbon copy before recovering it. victory over Texas AftM in the Already, he was pondering next year. discuss the future. Murray, who has Conner said when asked his opinion of their first two races. His winning Defensive end Broderick Thomas, one of the biggest M IAMI — Top-ranked Miami and No. 2 Penn State Cotton Bowl, Bruce confided, “ I margin was 2:44 this time com­ played for the national championship Friday night. But a year of college eligibility left, is FREMANTLE, Australia - on the challenge finals. “ Both boats pregame talkers, slashed through to sack Hodson for a gotta tell you. I love this. I was “ I ’m going to take a nice, long as far as 3rd-ranked Oklahoma was concerned, the considering making bimself availa­ Stars k Stripes and New Zeaiand are reaching the top of their form at pared to 2:40 and 2:46 in the first 15-yard loss, and Noonan broke through to register a really tired of hearing all of that 9-3 winter off and think about what’s game that determined the country’s second-test team ble for the NFL draft. sailed out of the semifinals Friday the same time.” two. 9-yard sack on the next play. Hodson completed a stuff.” happened,” Bruce said. “ We have had already been played. into a long expected showdown to Conner, a dueling master in the Dickson’s consistency faltered 2-yard pass to Davis, and LSU had to punt from the For the previous six years, Bruce some people back, but we lose some only in their third meeting when he The Sooners routed No. 9 Arkansas 42-8 in the 53rd However, Sherrill said no matter determine a challenger for the tactics of match racing, and Nebraska 40. had left a bowl game with the same great seniors. You never know what Orange Bowl Thursday night and emerged from the what happened in the offseason, the America’s Cup. Dickson, a winning prodigy, had made a homestretch drive to nip Nebraska offensive tackle Tom Welter said he mark: 9-3. Thursday’s bowl victory jells a football team ... If next contest saying their impressive showing in a future is bright for the Aggies. Both yachts completed 4^0 established themselves as the boats Pajot at the wire after the two watched from the sidelines in awe as the defense kept gave the Buckeyes a 10-3 record. year’s seniors do the right things non-championship setting, and nine straight victories “ When we open up with LSU next sweeps in the best-of-seven series to beat some time ago. Now they yachts collided midway through the LSU from getting back into the game. After a 16-10 loss to Alabama in and the chemistry is right, we can last leg. Pajot was later disquali­ since a loss to Miami, were proof they deserve to trail fall, it will be a packed house and a with their respective opponents, only have to beat the other. “ When we got that blocked kick, I said. ‘Uh-oh, here the season-opening Kickoff Classic be a good football team again.” only the winner of the Miami-Penn State Fiesta Bowl millior.-dollar gate and we’ll be USA from San Francisco and' The Stars & Stripes-USA race fied which only made his defeat we go, 17-14.’ But Brod sacked one and Noonan sacked and a 40-7 blowout defeat the shootout in the final rankings. Ohio State returns eight starters ready,” he said. French Kiss from France. saw both yachts raise protest flags official. one. and they were just going crazy out there.” he said. following game at Washington, 9-3 Dennis Conner, the San Diego but they withdrew them on return­ In the defender trials. Kooka­ “ I think when you look at the records of the teams began to look a lot more enticing. skipper who lost the Cup in 1983 to ing to land. burra III took advantage of a “ WE’RE STRONGER THAN TH EY are. a well- that we’ve played and what we’ve done from a “ Even when we lost those first Australia and has been after it ever The protests came when both broken mainsail to beat Australia conditioned football team,” Welter said. “ We just wore dominant standpoint in the statistics, the shutouts two. I still knew we had a lot of since, had little trouble besting yachts were neck and neck. On the IV and pull into a tie for first place. them down. As you could see in the third quarter and we’ve had, that it would be hard for us not to be No. 2 talent and a good team,” Bruce USA's Tom Blackaller. first spinnaker run Conner had the fourth quarter, those 2-yard and 3-yard runs started unless (Miami-Penn State) is just a dogfight game that said. Colin Beashel and Australia IV comes down to the wire.” Oklahoma offensive After the race, Blackaller had no advantage of the inside position being 6-yard and 7-yard runs.” His Buckeyes responded with held a 54-second margin going into coordinator Jim Donnan said. complaints at a news conference with Blackaller trailing to star­ Nebraska’s Thomas said it was obvious that the two victories in their next nine games, other than to say he wished he had board about two lengths astern. the final leg but then the mainsail “ Miami teat us, but we’ve been a pretty dominant PERRY’S came tumbling down. It was sacks effectively ended the game. Even LSU’s fans ending the season as Big Ten AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY had more design time for his After rounding the mark, Black­ knew it. team football team except for two halves — the first co-champions after a 26-24 loss to radical^^two^ruddered 12-meter aller hoisted the red protest flag. quickly rep a ir^ and hoisted, but half of our game against Nebraska and the second half Iain Murray and Kookaburra III “ After that, it was over. You could see they weren’t Michigan in the final regular 244 Broad St. • 647-SS76 • Mincheotar boat. And, Blackaller said he could the same after that,” he said. “ The crowd had come against Miami,” added Donnan, who stood in for season game. Conner’s turn came on the third took the lead and crossed the finish Sooners Coach Barry Switzer at a news conference have used more money. alive, but after that, they were quiet. Then the stadium That put them at 9-3 once again. windward leg. Stars ft Stripes line 17 seconds ahead. Friday. started emptying. That was a beautiful sight.” But five interceptions by the Conner thereupon slipped him a crossed inches astern of USA which “ Miami teat us when they had their chance and we Kookaburra II, skippered by Hodson hit Davis on a 43-yard pass play to open the defense, including touchdown re­ the Standard $10 bill. If he had to choose, held the starboard tack right of didn’t come through.’’ he added. “ From a coach’s Blackaller said he would put the way. Blackaller quickly tacked to Peter Gilmour, drubbed Steak’n game, and LSU scored on a 1-yard dive by Harvey turns of 24 yards by Chris Spielman Williams with 2:54 elapsed in the game. Then it was all standpoint, I think we’re just as good, if not a tetter, and 49 yards by Michael Kee, money on Conner to take th e, backwind Conner, a tactic that had Kidney by 2:00. Kookaburra III and team than last year when we won it all.” of performance Australia IV are tied in the Nebraska until Hudson’s 24-yard touchdown pass to helped Bruce finally break that best-of-seven challenge finals backfired on the San Franciscan in That was the general consensus in the Oklahoma defender semifinals with 65 points Tony Moss with 2:01 left in the game. broken record. against New Zealand and skipper their first race allowing Conner to locker room after the destruction of Arkansas, which each, seven more than Kookaburra Dave Klein kicked a 42-yard second-quarter field “ It wasn’t very long after decid­ Chris Dickson which start Jan. 13. score a narrow victory. finished with a 9-3 record that Razorbacks Coach Ken II. goal to open Comhusker scoring, and Taylor ran two ing on going to a bowl game that “ I ’d be very surprised if Stars k Hatfield said his team can be proud of despite its The so-called “ slam dunk” tack Stea’n Kidney has only 18 points yards for a touchdown to make it 10-7 at halftime. someone said that this would either Stripes is not the challenger,’’ season-ending performance. astrol GTX didn’t work this time either as and it is expected to bie excused Tyreese Knox scored two touchdowns on 1-yard be my second test season or my Blackaller said. Oklahoma, which won the national championship Conner escaped to leeward into from further sailing after Satur­ plunges, one in the third quarter and one in the fourth, & with a 25-10 victory over Penn State in the 1986 Orange Dickson said his yacht, the only clear air, forcing Blackaller to tack day’s race. and Taylor threw a 3-yard touchdown pass to tight end QQit 'hie defenders do not use the T ^ d Millican in the fourth quarter. Bowl, finished with an ll- l record for the second lOW/30 fiberglass boat among a fleet of away. straight year. 99V |M rqt aluminum crafts, would stand on Conner raised' his. own protest best-of-seven series to decide the ign^/40 Oklahoma, dominated Thursday’s game with a her record, a gaudy 37-1 since 13 flag. two finalists. They have continued LSU, SEC CHAMPIONS, WENT into the game big-play offense that produced 366 yards rushing and a yachts began the long elimination Conner picked up 11 seconds on to use the points from the previous ranked No. 5, but a 4>A-point underdog to Nebraska, m m process on Oct. 5. Stars & Stripes the 3.5-mile leg. lost three on the rounds and are awarding six points ranked No. 6 and destined to climb at least one notch in tenacious defense that lived up to its No. 1 national ranking. stands 31-7. next under spinnaker but closed for each victory in the semifinals. the final poll. LSU finished 9-3, and Nebraska closed & - Conner’s single-minded pursuit strong on the finishing lap to finish 10- 2 . The Sooners were not without cause, though. The of the trophy contrasts with Dick­ 43 seconds ahead. Tactitian Tom It is also in the defenders’ rules During Archer’s three years as Amsparger’s chief victory avenged a 31-6 loss to Arkansas in the 1978 872-2140 son who is the baby of the fleet at 25 Whidden patted his skipper on the that a boat will be excused when it defensive assistant, LSU has been to three bowls and Orange Bowl and was special to Switzer, who was bom I N giNon mlnlfwim years of age and has only been back and Conner raised his arm in no longer has a chance to make the lost all three — to Nebraska in the Sugar Bowl three in Crossett, Ark., and is a former Razorback plaver prte* tub|Mi to e a m f s and assistant coach. Quality Parts racing 12-meter boats since late in salute to his followers clustering finals. years ago, Baylor last year and Nebraska again this 1984. about him on escort boats. Kookaburra III takes on Steak’n year. ® important game to me.” Switzer Competitive Prices Conner is the only skipper to have Conner’s next opponent was Kidney Saturday, while Kooka­ “ I ’ll be on the road Friday morning recruiting,” said Thursday night. “ I wanted to win this game as WBSM beaten New Zealand. Dickson beat never in doubt against French Kiss. burra II tangles with Australia IV. Archer said. ^ l y u any. even though there wasn’t anything at Personal. Knowledgeable Service Sports in Brief Scoreboard Sports in Brief Scoreboaril

Celtics 113. Bulls 99 F im Round Whalers play two at home Dowling 75, Randolph-Macon TO Bolton youth soccer meeting set 7, Winnipeg, MocLeon 16 (Steen, Hamel), Baokotball CHICAGO (99) SI. Mtehoels-Dec Jacobs Classic 9 :0 . 8, Winnipeg, MacLean 17 (Hawer- HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers (19-11-6), First Round BOLTON — The Bolton Youth Soever Association chuk. Berry), 13:19.9, Winnipeg, Boschmon Cureton26004,0aklev41301016, Walters N.Y. Tech 71, touthhompton 69 Footlmn currently tied for first place in the Adams Division with OOOOO, Paxson3122-212, Jordan1331O1034, will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Herrick Park. Agenda 9 (Neufold, Elliott), 16:48. Penalties— Turner341-25,Corzlne24014,Threatt3700 Sooner InvttaKenal Carlyle, Win (Interterence), 6:27;Bosch- the Montreal Canadians (19-15-6) with 44 points apiece, First Round items include election of officers and dis(nis8ion of the mon. Win (roughing), 17:43. 6, Banks 36004, Sellers 66 24 14, Brown Oklahoma 77, Arkansas St. 57 will play two home games at the Civic Center this NBA itandings 00 OO 0,Myers01000.Totals399221-2999. budget. All (taaches and other interested persons are Shots on goal— Winnipeg 1631-9-44. weekend. The Whalers will play an afternoon contest Yellow Jacket Classic NFL pliyoff sclMdulB Buffalo 6912-35. First Round asked to attend. For further information, contact Power-plov Opportunitlee— Winnipeg 1 today at 2 p,m. against the Chicago Blackhawks BOSTON (113) (tardner-Webb 71, Glenville St. M EASTERN CONFERENCE McHale 1014 99 29, Bird 11-18 1313 37, Barry Wanger at 648-4519. of 4; Buffalo 2 ot 5. (14-19-6) and then host the Toronto Maple Leafs Sunday Altantic DMtlen Goalies— Winnipeg, Reddick (25shots-22 W L Fct. OB Parish 7-13 1-2 15, Johnson 310 33 9, Sunday, Due. X at 7 p.m. Hartford is coming off a 5-2 loss Wednesday AInge7-100015, Slchtlng 34004, Roberts 1-2 Howtoptwsnty farad Patriots complete sale New York Jets 35, Kansas City 15- By LEWIS WITHAM saves). Buffalo, Borosso (46X ). Boston 71 9 .700 — 002, Dove 1600 2, KIteOIOOO. Totals4375 WasMngfon 19, Los Angeles Rams 7 A— 11,903. night in Minnesota to the North Stars. The Whalers PhlloMptllo 16 14 .533 5 Take the number of playoff Referee— Bob Hall. Linesmen— 25-27113. How the top twenty teams In The COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. — The New England Saturday, Jon. 3 power play has failed in its iast 20 man advantage Woshln^on 14 14 .467 7 New York Jets at Cleveland, 12:X p.m. Ron Rnn, Leon Stickle. New York 9 21 .300 12 ChlCPPe X 31 X 33— 99 Associated Press' college basketball poll Patriots announced Friday that the team has games a team must win to be­ situations. Boston X M 21 20- t113 taredFrIday: Washington at Chicago, 4 p.m. New Jersey 8 21 .276 12Vi completed sale of a three-year option to buy the team. Sunday, Jon. 4 come NBA champion (9. 12 or Central Division Three-point goals— Bird 3, AInge. 1. Nevodo-Los Vegas (116) did not Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Chicago 51 The option was purchased by a six-man group. ^ Francisco at New York Giants, 15). multiply by mighty mite Atlanta 21 7 .750 — ploy. 12:X p.m. Redwings 2. North Starsi (Oakley 13), Boston 45 (McHale 9). 2. Purdue (31) did not play. Spud Webb's jersey number UConn to face Syracuse tonight Detroit 18 9 .447 2 Assists— Chicago 21 (Threott 5), Boston 34 N.E.P. Partners, which includes former U.S. Trans­ New England at Denver, 4 p.m. Milwaukee 20 11 .645 V h 3. Iowa (130) did not ploy. portation Secretary Drew Lewis, former Philadelphia Sunday, Jon. 11 (4. 7 or 10) and subtract the total Indiana 15 IS .500 616 (Johnson 11). Total fouls— Chlcogo 27, 4. North Carolina (131) did not ploy. teams in the NBA (19. 21 or NEW HAVEN — The University of Connecticut Boston 22. Technical— Chlcogo Cooch 5. Auburn (7-1) did not ploy. Eagles General Manager James Murray and Murray’s Sites and ttmes TB A Chicago 14 IS .40 7 Collins. A — 14690. A FC and NFC Championship gomes 23). basketball team (5-5) will face seventh-ranked Cleveland ____ 13 17 .433 8V4 6. Indiana (31) did not ploy. brother. Francis. ’’ Drirolt, Yzermon 13 SMidoy# Jon. 2S Veltch), 12:X. Penoltlee— Syracuse University (11-0) tonight at 8 at the New WESTERN CONFERENCE 7. Syracuse (11-8) did not ploy. The deal was signed Wednesday, the last day of 1986. Super Bowl at Pasadena, (tallf., 6 pm . Midwest Division 8. Georgetown (96) did not play. P A Y O F F : The answer was 66acLellan, Min (hooking), 10;X; Veltcti, Haven Coliseum in its second Big East Conference Hawks 11B, Bullets 161 according to Patriots Spookesman Jim Greenidge. who Det (Interterence), 14:01. Dallas 20 9 .610 — 9. N o w (32) did not ploy. also Wilt Chamberlain's rookie game of the season. UConn, which will begin its Utah 19 10 .655 1 10. St. John's (96) did not play. is with the club in Colorado Springs where it is , S e e ^ Period— 2, Detroit, Yzermon 14 Sunday, Feb. 1 points-per-game average. lOorodnlck, Shedden), 9 :» . 3, Minnesota, rigorous conference schedule this evening, lost its Denver 13 17 .433 T h A TLA N TA (118) 11. Kentadev (62) did not ^ a y . preparing for Sunday’s AFC playoff game against the At Honelutu Houston 11 17 .393 8V6 12. Kansas (76) did not play. Tim e TB A Acton 7 ((iraham, Nilsson), 12:43 (pp). other Big East game thus far, 66-51, to Villanova Wilkins 11-21 SO X, WIIIIS3114410, Rollins 13. Oklahoma (32) beat Arkansas State Denver Broncos. Penoltles— Snepsts, Det (holding), 10:48; Sacramento 8 20 .286 11V6 38006,Rlvors493410,Wltlman 312 32 13 University on Dec. 13 at the Coliseum. Freshman point Son Antonio 8 22 .267 12V6 77-57. No purchase price for the option was disclosed. R ^ , Min (sloshing), 18:X; Higgins, McGee 10-18 35 27,Battle16324,Koncak 14. Temple (131) did not ploy. D H (s k iin g ), 18:35; CIccxrelll, Min guard Tate George is expected to miss his third 36 00 4, Levinoston 493613, Carr 1 60 0X College bowl picture ze = e z - 9 X 91 HaMSNv L.A. Lakers 23 6 .793 — 15. DePoul (90) did not play. (hooking), 19:49. straight game tonight due to sprained ankle ligaments. HastlnsiOOOOO,Wllsen31000.Totals44ia Moncrief back on Injured Met Third Period— None. Penalties— Portland 19 13 m 5% 2062118. 16. Illinois (32) dw not ploy. Dec 75 Freshman guard Steve Pikiell, out of St. Paul High Golden State 17 14 .548 7 17. Pittsburgh (32) did not play. Sun Bowl Roberts, Min (roughing), 1:57; Yzermon, WASHINOTON (W1) MILWAUKEE — The Milwaukee Bucks on Friday (c) isae. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. Det School in Bristol, again draws the nod at point gurard Seattle IS 14 .517 8 CoUedee 49 44 IX Jones 02 00 0, M. 18. Georgia Tech (66) did not ploy. At El Fate, Texas Phoenix 13 17 JCa WV6 19. North Caroltna State (32) did not ploy. announced they had returned veteran guard Sidney AloSxima X , Washington 6 (n ^ lw ), 1:57; (Jrahom, Min (hlgh- for the Huskies. Malone 1017 7-10 27, J . (Malone 310 6 6 IX ifritlno)- 6^42; Burr, Det (Mgtvettcfcina), L.A. Clippers 4 25 .138 19 Whatley 36 56 11, Roundfleld 16 00 X Moncrief to the injured list and had signed former BMe-Gray All-Star CloHlc X . Duke (31) did not ploy. At MSBtgsmsry, Ata. i-M; Ogrodnlck, Det (tripplna), 17:14. Wllllams6123210,Bol32346,CookO1933 Bucks swingman Junior Bridgeman to a lO^ay Shots on goal— Minnesota 7-W-19— X . 19, Adams 1600 X Murphy 0000OTotals Blue 31, Gray 7 Detroit 67-4— 17. East boys, girls hoop In action 36682965101. Big East atanilings contract. D u c X Gator Bowl , Opportunlttee-Mlnnesoto Detroit 129, New Jersey 128 AltantP X 12 X 37— 118 Big Rost Centerence O'aii Moncrief was returned to the injured list for the Hockey 1 of 3; Detroit 0 of 2. The East Catholic High boys’ basketball team (1-3), lndtan^16, L A . aippers106 WosWWBten X X 16 3S— 181 At JadaonvHte, Ha. w L w L second time this season because of tendinitis in his Clemson 27, Stanford 21 Goal<»-Mlnnesata, Takko (17 shote-15 which defeated crosstown rival Manchester High last Bott(mll3,Chlcaao99 Three-point goals— McGee 2. Fouled St. John's 1 0 9 0 saves). Detrott, Stetan (2928). Atlorrta 118, Washington 101 out— None. Rebounds— Atlanta 63 (ftalllns right knee. He missed 13 games from Nov. 26 through Aleba Bowl week in the Rotary Classic, will host St. Bernard's Villanova 1 0 8 3 At Menstulu A — 19440. Milwaukee 91, Cleveland 84 12), Washington » (Williams 12). Syracuse 0 0 11 0 Dec. 23. Retere^Bob Myers. Linesmen— tonight at 7:30 in an AH Connecticut Conference Dallas 117, Seattle 107 Assists— Atlanta 75 (Rivers 13), Washing­ Arizona X , North (tarollna 21 NHL standings Georgetown 0 0 9 0 His stay on the injured list will be indefinite! the Dec X Ron Asselsttne, Roy Seapinelto. matchup. The Eagles, 0-1 in the ACC, are coming off a Houston at Denver, (n) ton X (Whatley 6). Total fouls— Atlanta Providence 0 0 9 1 Philadelphia at Utah, (n) X , Washlnotan26. A— 13057. Bucks announced in a statement. Ltberty Bowl 53-41 loss to Middletown High School in the Rotary Pittsburgh 0 0 8 2 At Mewgbli, Tenn. WAUS CONFERENCE Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, (n) Boston College 0 0 7 3 Moncrief played in 94 percent of the Bucks’ regualr Classic final while St. Bernard's, 1-1 in the ACC and 1-2 Sacramento at Golden Stole, (n) Tennessee 21, Minnesota 14 Seton Hall 0 1 8 1 season games coming into season. Dec X Bruins 7. Devils 2 overall, is coming off a 54-49 loss at the hands of Connecticut 0 1 5 5 L A . Clippers at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Bucks 91. Cavaliers 84 Philadelphia 25 11 2 a 162 106 Ledyard High School. At Ansbebn, Cam. NY Ittanderi 19 16 3 41 143 133 New York at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Tedov's Onmes Green takes golf lead Meanwhile, the East Catholic girls basketball team Detroit at CMcogo, 8:30 p.m. UCLA 31, Brigham Young 10 Pltteburgh 15 16 7 37 140 135 4 I » - 7 M ILW AUKEE (91) Syracuse at UConn (New Haven HuHdoy Bowl N Y Rangiwi 15 17 6 76 154 156 New Jersey • j g_ 4 Seattle at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Cummings 7-31 46 IS, ReynoMt 03 00 0 Coliseum), 8 p.m. CARMEL VALLEY. Calif. — In a round marred only _ RrstPeriq^1, Boston, Byers 1 (Miller, (3-3) will travel to Middletown tonight at 7 to take on Dallas at San Antonio, 8 ;n p.m. At Son Dtago New Jersey 16 19 3 75 143 174 Mercy High School (4-2) in an ACC battle. The Eagles SIkma6-143214, Pressey 4 W76 IS, Hodges Seton Hall at Georgetown by his first bogey of the tournament. Ken Green shot a Iowa 79, San Diego St. X Washington 13 19 6 77 116 147 C o t ^ , 6:43. 3, Boston, Middleton 9 Cleveland at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. 1-7335, Plerce131701 X,Mo-keskl02000, Providence at Pittsburgh (Pedersen), 7:X. 3, Boston, Markwart 3 lost to Sacred Heart, 61-42, Tuesday and are 1-2 in the Denver at Portland, 10:30 p.m. 4-under-par 66 Friday to move into first place in the Dec n AdowM OtyMen Breuer38369, Bradley33004, SmlthOI 00 St. John's at VUIanovo Feadi Bowl Hartford 19 11 6 44 118 112 ( B p u ^ ) , 17:M. 4, Boston, Middleton 10 Sendnv’s Onmee 0.Totals36661OX9l. $250,000 Spalding Invitational. (McCarthy, Bourgue), 19:54 (pp). ACC. Mercy is 3-1 in the conference. Sacramento at Portland, 10 p.m. Mendov’s Games At Atlonlo Montreal 19 15 6 44 140 125 Syracuse at Providence Green, in seventh place after two rounds, takes a Virginia Tech 75, North Carolina St. 74 Boston 17 16 4 X IX 117 Penalties— Courtnall, Bos (Interfer­ Other hoop action will see the Bolton High boys (1-3) Utah at LJk. Lakers, 10:X p.m. CLEVELAND (84) Akron at Pittsburgh Phoenix at Golden State, 10:X p.m. two-stroke lead over A1 Geiberger, alone in second Itfog8onnot Quebec 16 17 6 X 135 122 es?' .Richmond, NJ (holdiM), host Tolland High School tonight at 7; 30 p.m. Bolton Hubbard 39 35 8, Williams 311 56 9, Tuesday’s Games Buffalo 9 X 5 B 118 147 8:X; Thelln, Bos (slaiblng), 11:15; won its first game of the year against East Granby, Daugherty 6-12 33 14, Bogley 311 00 7, UConn at Seton Hall (Meadowtands), place, into Saturday’s final round of the non-tourevent. Bovlor 31, Colorado 9 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Lolselle, N J (Interference), X:33. Horper92l 310X, Price 1-71-33, West4635 8 p.m. Green had a 54-hole total of 203 after his 66 on the AB Amsrlcgn Baud Nente DteWen 62-30, Tuesday. Also, the Bolton girls will tap off at 10, Turpin MI-25, McCray33034, Newman Villanova at Boston College Second Period— 5, Boston, Larson 8, Carmel Valley Ranch course. At Blrnringhom, Ala. Detroit 15 15 7 37 119 127 home against East Granby in a 2:30 p.m. start. Paeart 116. Clippara 106 01000.Tatals32071864M. Wednesday's Game Rorkki St. 27, Indiana 13 Toronto 15 16 5 35 127 129 Adonts 13 In other scholastic action today. East Catholic’s Mnwapheo » x n 3 9 ^ St. John's at Boston College Geiberger, who was in a three-way tie for the lead on MInnesoto 16 18 (Bricktey, Sulllmon), 11:43.7, New Jersey, Cleveland X 18 X 28-09 Jon. 1 3 X 147 143 wrestling team (0-2) will take part in a quadrangular Saturday, Jan. 18 Thursday, shot a 71 at Pebble Beach on Friday. The 60 Cllras Bowl St. Louis 14 16 6 34 IB 131 J o h i ^ 9 (Verbeek, Villschek), 15:03. LA. CLIPPERS non Three-point goals— Hodges, Ba­ Georgetown at Pittsburgh AtOrtandu, Fla. (Chicago 14 19 6 34 143 165 Pmittes-Vcilschek, NJ (Ruaklng), 3:n; meet this morning at 10 a.m at Wethersfield High Cage 5-11 M O 19, Maxwell 8-11 M 18, giev, Harper. Fouled out— None. Seton Hall at Syracuse players who survived the cut Friday will play the final Auburn 16, Southern Californio 7 Smylhe Olylsien R l d m ^ , NJ (hlgh6tlckteo),16: U School. The other teams involved will be RHAM High Beniamin 24004, Drew 1-10003, Woodson Rebounds— Providence at Villanova round at the par-71 Carmel Valley Country Club Cutton Bowl Edmonton U 12 2 SO ITS 134 F*clod— 8, Boston, Johnston 6 Milwaukee 66 (SIkma 18), Cleveland 62 (Markwart, Kasper), 6 :X 9, Boston, and Hartford Public High. Manchester’s wrestling 12-200025, ValentlneS9U13, NlmpMusMO Boston College at St. John's course. At Dallas Calgary 22 15 1 45 149 139 2012, Gordon 1-4002, FWds2-2004, Dailey (Williams 13). Asslsts-^llwoukee X Ohio State X , Texas A BM 12 Winnipeg 18 16 4 40 IX 134 Slmm^ 11 (Bouroue, McCarthy), 17:40 team (2-0) will host Simsbury today at noon while 242-26. Totals43071S-21106. (Slkma6), Cleveland 19 (Bagiev, Harper 5). Sugar Bowl Los Angeles 17 18 3 37 IX 159 molor Cheney Tech’s wrestling squad is at Berlin High School Total fouls— Milwaukee 72, Cleveland 21. U.8. gets shot at bronze At New Orleans Vancouver 11 B 3 25 125 149 ( f l ^ i t a ) , :34; Ludvig, N J, molor (flght- INDIAIM nin Technical— Cleveland Coach Mdlklns. Transactions Nebraska X , Louisiana St. 15 LateOomeNutliictuded 'S®?.' (blgtMtlcklno), at noon. Person 13-X 3-4 29, Tisdale 8-13 2-2 18, A-9043. PRAGUE. Czechoslovakia — The United States Rose Bowl 2:37; Grodln, Bos (hooking), 15:18; Broten, The Manchester hockey team (0-6) will be looking for Boston 7, New Jersey 2 N J (Interterence), 16:16; Lolselle, NJ Stipanovich 1015 09 29, Reming 2-7 01213, defeated the Soviet union 4-2 Friday to set up a chance At Fosadsna, Com. (roughing), 18:11. its first win of the season when it faces off against Richardson 30 00 6, Long 4-W 1-2 9, Friday’s collags heap scarss Arizono St. 77, Michigan 15 Winnipeg 6, Buftalo3 Verhoeven24004, Macv1-4002, DrellIngOO BASKETBALL for the Americans to capture the bronze medal in the Oriuige Bowl Detroit 2,Mlnnesoto1 Wethersfield tonight at 7; 15 at the Bolton Ice Palace. World Junior Hockey Championships. Los Angeles ot Vancouver, (n) Shots on gool-Boston 1913-11— 42. New 000, Russell 1-12-24, Brooks 1-3002 Totals EAST IW nOUQI WHKVVDQIV AHSCISIIO II At Miami Jersey 911-4— B . The East Catholic boys swim team (1-1) will face St. 45052031116. M ILW A U K E E BUCKS— Ploced Sidney On Sunday, the Americans will play Sweden, a 4-3 Oklahoma 42, Arkansa 8 SotuidaVs Gomes Buffalo 79, Doemen X Chicago ot Hartford, 2 ;U p.m. Poweriilav Opportunltleu-Boston 3 of Joseph’s this morning at the Manchester High School Conlslus 71, Colgate 46 Moncrlet, guard, on the Inlured list. Jon. 3 6; New Jersey 0 of 4. Signed Junior Brldgeman,guard,toa10-dav loser to Canada on Friday. Fiesta Bowl Boston at N.Y. Islanders, 7 :X p.m. pool at 11 a.m. L A . Clippers 31 18 25 42— 101 Merevhurst 95, Oovls 8i Elkins 79 contract. The Canadians currently are in third place with a At Tempe, Artz. Montreal at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. (toolles— Boston, Ranford ( B shots-21 Indiana 20 31 » 26— 116 Niagara 95, Vermont 74 N.Y. Rangers ot Quebec, 7:35 p.m. saves). New Jersey, Chevrter (31-16), Northeastern at Maine, ppd., snow NEW YO R K KNICKS— Placed Kenny 4-1-1 record and one point ahead of the United States, Penn State 14, Miami 10 Three-point goals— Drew, Wood- Mtalker, forward, on the Inlured list. Jo n .18 Philadelphia at Washington, 7:35 p.m. AAocLeon (4:53 second, 31-19). son. Fouled out— Tisdale. Rebounds— L.A. St. Anselm 75, St. Lawrence 65 4-2-0. But the Canadians play the Soviet Union on New Jersey at Toronto, 8 ;X p.m. A-9,171. Siena 71, Boston U. 63 Signed Stewart Granger, guard, to a 13dav East-West Shrine Clotslc Clip­ contract. Sunday, and victories by both the United States and the At Son ngnctscs Detroit at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Referee— Don Kohorskl.Llnesmen— Don pers 43 (Cage 14), IndIcxKi 49 (Stipanovich SOUTH Calgary at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. McCourt, Mark Vines. 13). Asslsts-LA.CIIppers23(Valentine 8), Chris. Newport 62, Houghton 51 CenllnentBl Basketball Assed otlen Soviet Union would give the Americans third place in East vs. West, 4 p.m. (MIzlou) Television and Rad^o JACKSONVILLE JETS-Announced the Hula Bowl Edmonton at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Indiana 31 (Fleming 7). TatoKDuls— L.A. I Rollins 100, Coe 65 franchise would relocate to Biloxi, Miss., the eight-team tournament limited to players under 20 At Honolulu Sunday's Games Clippers X , Indiana 27. A— 12052. MIDWEST effective Monday. years old. East vs. West, 4 p.m. (NBC) Toronto at Hartford, 7:05 p.m. Augustana, S.D. 7X Neb.-Omoho 68 Quebec at Buffalo, 7 ;X p.m. Attendance up TODAY FAR W EST FOOTBALL Japan Bowl 12:30 p.m. — Redskins vs. Bears, Channel 3 iwsfvovswi p w iw n s LWOPW At YokohonM, Japan Vancouver at Winnipeg, 8 :X p.m. Grand Canyon 112, Olivet Nazarene 94 10 p.m. (ESPN) Calgary at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. ATLANTA (AP) - The Peach 1 p.m. — Golf; Fila Invitational, ESPN N. Arizona 90, Concordia, Neb. C CINCINNATI BENGALS — Knlcks* Walker on Injured list Platens 129.Nata 128 Announced that Bruce Coslet, offensive Jo n .17 Bowl, which in previous years haci 2 p.m. — Blackhawks vs. Whalers, Sportschannel, TOURNAMENTS Blue Oevn coordinator, signed a contract extension NEW YORK — The New York Knicks placed rookie Senior Bowl sometimes been on the brink of WTIC First Round through 1987. At Mobile, Ahi. NEW JERSEY (128) SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS-ReacHvated forward Kenny Walker on the injured list Friday and North vs. South, 1 p.m. (USA-MIzlou) Jsts 6, Ssbrss 3 extinction, drew the seventh larg­ 4 p.m. — Jets vs. Browns, Channel 30 ' Falrtelgh Dickinson 78, tem Houston St. Turner 4-7 34 11, Williams 8-12 4-7 X , Pete Kugler, nose tackle. Placed Michael signed Stewart Granger to a 13day contract. est crowd among this season’s 4 p.m. — College basketball; St. John’s vs. Villanova, GmlnskI 017 24 14, Brown 311 32 8, 75 Durrette, guard, on Inlured reserve. Utica 63, Cent. Connecticut 99 Walker, who will be out for at least five NBA games, college football bowl games. Channel 3 Washington 46 008, Woolrldge 13X 0629, SOCCER Winnipeg 1 2 S— 6 Wood4-70011, McKenna093215,Colemon O iflstings Tree Cteesic Maler Indeer Seecsr League w has a pulled back muscle. Buffole I 8 2 -6 The New Year’s Eve game 7 p.m. — Bruins vs. Islanders, Channel 38 First Round Bowling 340712, KlngOIOOO.Totals509424S1X . NEW YO RK EXPRESS— Released Gus­ Granger, a rookie out of Villanova, was on the Rrst Period— 1, Buffalo, Andreychuk 11 between Virginia Tech and North 7 p.m. — College basketball: Maryland vs. N.C. DIst. ot Columbia tt, Kutztown X , O T tavo Cmko, midfielder, and Kazbek TambI, (Creighton, Tucker), 1:41 (pp).2, Winnipeg, Indiana, Pa. X , Mansfield 79 Knicks’ opening day roster but was cut. Carolina State drew a crowd of State, ESPN D ETR O IT (129) Cunrence Clonic defender. Placed A m r Alv and Peter Hawerchuk 25 (Small, AAac|jean),12:5S. Dantlev 8-13 7-9 23, Green 09 32 18, Jlonette. midfielders, on Ihe Inlured list. Penalties— Howerchuk, Win (tricnina), 53,668 to Atlanta-Fulton County 7:30 p.m. — Kn'"ks vs. Hawks, Channel 9 P int Roiifid U.8. Mixed 1:7D; Palemcnt, But (holding), 8 :X ; Small, Lalmbeer 013 06 21, Dumars OlO O l 10, Charleston, W.Va. X , Concord 72 Signed Fred Grgurev, forward, and An­ LIppett gets some practice In Stadium. A total of 58,212 tickets 8 p,m, — College basketball: Syracuse vs. UConn, Thomos0174416, Johnson10183222, Salley dronik Eskondorlon, detender, to con­ Win (hooking), 13:53; Foligno, But (rough­ 36 36 9, Nevitt O l 02 0, Rodman 59 00 Ftorhla Southern Tournament tracts for the remainder of the season. Jenny Fenn 176-455, DoVe Fenn 204- ing), 16;K. were sold and there were 4,544 Channel 18, WPOP 10.Totals 5396 2332 129. Phrsl Round COLLEGE COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Starting comerback 334-599, Alice Brown 478, Linda Burton Second Period— 3, Winnipeg, Hamel 12 no-shows. 9 p.m. — College basketball; Duke vs. Virginia, R a. Southern 104, Sprlnglleld 60 Ronnie Lippett, who injured his ankle earlier in the 181-505, Fred KozIckI 223579, Cindy (Marols, Carlyle), 15:17 (pp). 4, Win­ New Jersey 27 37 37 37— IX Lehigh 74, St. Francis, Pa. 72 DELAWARE— Announced Henry Jeter, Only the Rose, Gator, Sugar. ESPN Dehrolt M 39 » 32— 139 guard, has left the basketball team. week, participated in the New England Patriots’ Hurley 176473, Linda Skoglund 175485. nipeg, NeuteldS (Boschmon, Berry), 15:43. Frank Shonmn Tournament Edith Mason 193177-503, Gloria Hol­ Penoltles— Watters, Win (hooking), 7 :X ; Cotton. Fiesta and Holiday bowls Three-point goals— Wood 3, FirsI Round SOUTHERN CAL— Named Lorry Smith 93minute practice Friday. McKenna. Fouledout— Brown. head football coach. brook 181-477, Ruth Urban 187-492, Ray Ruuttu, But (Interference), 10:52; attracted more fans. ' St. Andrew’s X , Lincoln; Pa. 81 Bonetti 310, Bob Cromwell X1-X1-562, Kurvers, Buf (holding), 15;X; Berry, SUNDAY Rebounds— New Jer­ Herttape Drake CloMlc W A K E TOREST— Announced Arthur Lippett was one of three players on the team’s injury Peach Bowl Executive Director 12:30 p.m. — Giants vs. 49ers, Channel 3 sey 43 (Williams 11), Detroit 43 (Lalmbeer Larkins, forward, has left the basketball report for Sunday’s AFC playoff game against the Linda Cromwell 4K, Kris McLaughlin Win (slashing), 17;X; Ruuttu, Buf (elbow­ F M Round 177-1835X, Dale Pecker 1935X, Sue ing), Lee Ayers said the strong match-up 4 p.m. — Patriots vs. Broncos. Channel 30 13). Asslsts^ew Jersey X (Wool­ Drake 81, Texos-Arllngten X rldge 7), Detroit 37 (Thomas 16). Total W ASHINGTON, MO.— Announced that Denver Broncos. All were listed as probable, meaning Cote 1894M, George Cappala3ll, Sheila 17:». contributed to the good ticket sates. 7:05 p.m. — Whalers vs. Maple Leafs, SportsChan- fouls— New Jersey 25, Delrolt 25. A — Fred Remmy, football coach, would not be they are virtually certain to be available for normal Price 187-4X, Sharon Madore 183477, Third Period— 5, Buffalo, Tucker 9 Debbie Warner 190-489, Donna Vrissis N.C. State sotd abrat 21,000 tickets 22J90 activity. (Houslev, Logon), 4:X . 6, Buffalo, nel, W n c Limestone 85, Erskine M 450. Foligno 11 (Palement, Ramsey), 8:16 (pp). and V PI sold about 16,000. II Bears face Brovvns are wary of Jets' McNill By Chuck Melvin . The Associated Press three games. He ran for 135 yards on 31 cardeq in New Toon), and then we can concentrate on McNeil.” familiar foe York’s 35-15 wild-card victory over the Kansas City The Browns’ defense, ranked in the top 10 in the NFL CLEVELAND — All the attention given to the New CTiiefs last Sunday. each of the past three seasons, slipped to 19th this year York Jets’ quarterback situation hasn’t distracted the The performance was applauded less than might be as it had to repl ace free safety Don Rogers, who died of Cleveland Browns from what they consider their expected because veteran backup quarterback Pat a drug overdose in the off-season, and strong safety Al primary task in Saturday’s AFC playoff game: Stop Ryan threw three touchdown passes while filling in for Gross, who missed most of the year with a knee injury. in Redskins Freeman McNeil. the slumping Ken O’Brien. TTie victory ended New Banks, however, said Cleveland’s defense regained “ It’s pretty hard to get a good, solid hit on Freeman,” York’s season-ending five-game losing streak. its effectiveness by the end of the year. Cleveland linebacker Chip Banks said. “ He presents a Ryan was expected to start the Cleveland game The Browns, who carry a five-game winning streak [O lot of shiftiness, a lot of sliding and gliding. And he’s despite a slight shoulder bruise. into the AFC playoffs, limited the Cincinnati Bengals’ By Mario Fox somewhat like a Marcus Allen, because he has some “ They have the tools to hit at any level, running or top-ranked offense to three points in the second-last The Associated Press power on his inside runs.” passing, but Freeman McNeil is the key,” Browns’ game of the regular season. One week later, the Jets McNeil, who was on the injured list for four football nose tackle Bob Golic said. “ Hopefully our corner- surrendered 52 points to those same Bengals. games this season because of a dislocated elbow, has backs (Hanford Dixon and Frank Minnifield) can shut "In the last six or seven games, we’ve been playing V. CHICAGO — The Chicago Bears return to their rushed for more than 100 yards in each of the Jets’ last down their wide receivers (Wesley Walker and A1 just as well if not better than last year,” said Banks, wintry den Saturday to play the Washington Redskins who will be responsible for covering McNeil in some in a postseason NFL rivalry dating back a half century. passing situations. “ There’ll be a lot of electricity in the air,” predicts New York’s defense, ripped apart by injuries to such Bears kicker Kevin Butler. “ It’s been a month since NFL Capsules critical personnel as nose tackle Joe Klecko and we’ve been at Soldier Field, so I think the crowd will be linebacker Lance Mehl, finished the season ranked up for it.” 26th out of the 28 N FL teams. The Jets allowed 35 Game time is 4 p.m. EST before a sold-out Soldier touchdown passes this year. Field crowd of 66.000. The winner advances to the NFC 49er» (10-5-1) at N.Y. Giants (14-2) New York Jets (10-6) at Cleveland (12-4) "The major part of that is some of the people we played.” Coach Joe Walton said. “ We played Dan title game next Sunday against either San Francisco or 12:30 p.m. Saturday, NBC. 12:30 p.m. Sunday, CBS. Marino twice. We played Jim Kelly twice. We played New York. Comatose Jets awakened by reseve QB Pat Ryan last Rematch of last year’s Wild Card game in the John Elway. We’ve played against some pretty good The Bears, hoping to become the first NFL team to week as New York beat Kansas City in Wild Card Meadowlands when the Giants won 17-3 on two Phil quarterbacks.” repeat as Super Bowl champions since the 1979 playoff game. 35-15. Ryan will start Saturday . . . Simms’ TD passes. New York RB Joe Morris gained Cleveland’s 23-year-old Bernie Kosar threw only 17 Pittsburgh Steelers, finished the regular football Browns prepare to host first playoff contest since 14-12 141 yards against the stingy 49ers defense . . . Giants touchdown passes this season, but he was one of the season with a 14-2 record, tying the New York Giants divisional game loss against Oakland Raiders in ’80. . . won key Monday night game over San Francisco this most efficient quarterbacks in the league with 3,854 with the best record in the league. Jets trail Cleveland in overall series 7-3, but have won 3 season after trailing 17-0 at halftime. Again Phil yards and Just 10 interceptions. Washington earned a trip to Chicago by eliminating Simms’ led the way, throwing TD passes of 17-yards to of last 4, including 85 game. 37-10. . .Ryan, starting for Despite his youth, Kosar is no stranger to big games. the Los Angeles Rams 19-7 in the NFC wild-card last the ineffective Ken O'Brien, completed 16 of 23 passes Joe Morris and 34-yards to WR Stacey Robinson . . . He directed the University of Miami to a national Sunday. for 153 yards and 3 TDs. Jets Jumped to a 21-6 lead at San Francisco makes its’ 5th playoff appearance in 6 championship three years ago. and he and the Browns half as Ryan threw a 1-yard TD to RB Freeman McNeil years, winning Super Bowls in ’81 and ’84. New York nearly upset the Miami Dolphins before losing 24-21 in and an 11-yard TD to WR Al Toon. LB Kevin THE REDSKINS, 1^4, BEAT the Bears 28-21 for the has gone to playoffs 3 straight years, losing to Chicago the playoffs last year. McArthur’s 21-yard interception TD return: 13 seconds 1937 N FL title. But the most lopsided score in N FL 21-0 last yea r. . .Giants lead the overall series against “ Obviously, the Cleveland offense is more diversi­ Into third quarter sealed game for New York . . . playoff history was the 73-0 Chicago rout of Washington the 49ers, 10-7. .. San Francisco has won its last three fied this year,” Walton said. “ Last year, they ran the Cleveland has a 7-14 overall playoff game record and in the 1940 NFL championship. The Bears also beat the game and defeated the Los Angeles Rams 24-14 to ball well. That talent is still there, but there’s a lot more has not won a post-season game (0-5) since Joining the AP plioto Skins in their last two meetings, in the 1984 playoffs and diversity, a lot more to prepare for. Kosar looks calm clinch the NFC West. . . San Francisco is led by QB Joe AFC in ’70. The Jets are now 5-4 overall in playoff during the regular 1985 season. Montana, who missed most of the first half with an and cool and collected.” ga m eA ^ .. Jeto RB Freeman McNeil rushed for 135 Broncos' coach Dan Reeves and Seven Redskins — including running back George injured back which threatened to end his career. The Browns, 12-4, had the best record in the AFC this Broncos host the New Engiand Patriots yards oY^^31 carries for his 3rd straight 100-yard effort quarterback John Elway (7) discuss Sunday at Mile High Stadium in an AFC Rogers and wide receiver Gary Clark — came out of Montana has thrown for 2,236 yards, completing 62 year. They’re 6-5 in playoff games since 1970. the Rams’ game with injuries, but all are expected to percent of his passes (191 of 307) for 8 TDs .. . WR .. .Jet defense limited Kansas City to 67 yards rushing The Jets, who were 10-6.during the regular season, aeveland will be led by maturing QB Bernie matters at a practice session Friday. The playoff game. play against Chicago. Jerry Rice led the N FL in reception yardage (1,570) are 3-3 in playoffs since they entered the N FL in the Kosar, who finished Just behind the Jets’ Ken O’Brien and was 2nd in catches with 86 . . . RB Roger Craig 1970 merger. “ Everybody’s going to be ready to go,” said in quarterback rating points. Kosar completed 310 of rushed for 830 yards on 204 carries and caught 81 passes Redskins offensive guard Russ Grimm, sufering from 531 passes for 3,854 yards, 17 TDs and 10 interceptions. for 624 yards. Craig combined with RB Joe Cribbs for 12 fractured ribs. Kosar has also proved his durability as backup QB rushing TDs . .. San Francisco led the Conference in Mike Pagel has only attempted 3 passes. . . RB Kevin Broncos want to duplicate Tile Bears are near 100 percent healthy, with the total offense (380.1-yards per game) and passing Mack was the club’s leading rusher with 665 yards on exception of No. 1 quarterback Jim McMahon, who is offense (256) . . . CB Ronnie Lott led the leage in 174 carries . . . WR Brian Brennan has 55 catches for out until next season after shoulder surgery. interceptions (10) . . . Giants QB Simms finished as 838_ yards and 6 TDs . . . Cleveland defense led by CB fourth rated passer in NFC, hitting on 259 of 468 passes V Hanford Dixon (5 interceptions) and LB Chip Banks. for 3,487 yards, 21 TDs and 22 interceptions. .. Morris Unit has allowed Just over 19 points a game while success against the Pats “ WE HAVE A FEW GUYS with nicks here and there ended the season with 1,516 yards, 2nd in the NFL. He offense has scored 24.4. but there is n ^ in g going to keep them out of a game of also had 14 T D s. . . TD Mark Bavaro caught 66 passes this magnitudi^ and that’s the same with their people,” for 1,001 yards. . . LB Lawrence Taylor leads the No. 2 raced to a 6-0 record. That winning New England was plus-17 last year By John Mossman ' Bears Coach Mike Ditka said- defense in football with 2DVk sacks. .. PSeanLandetta The Associated Press form has eluded them, however, in and is plus-13 this year.” Five-foot-nine Doug Flutie, 1984 Heisman Trophy had a 44.8 yard average to lead the NFC. Washington (12-4) at Chicago (14-2) recent weeks. Since the quick start, “ New England seems to have winner who Joined the Bears on Nov. 4, will be making 4:00 p.m. Salnrday, CBS. DENVER — When New England Denver has been merely a S-5 team. copied San Francisco’s style — only his second start this year after winning the Bears’ visits noisy Mile High Stadium for New England also finished the short, ball-control passing,” said Bears begin their defense of Super Bowl XX against quarterback derby over Mike Tomczak and Steve New England (11-5) at Denver (11-5) the Redskins, who defeated the Los Angeles Rams 19-7 Sunday’s NFL playoff game regular season at 11-5, but did so by Denver linebacker Karl Mecklen­ Fuller. against Denver, Dan Reeves would winning eight of its last I'O games. burg. “ We can’t let ourselves get 4 p.m. Sunday, NBC. in the Wild Card game last Sunday . . . Chicago leads ” He has a strong arm for someone so little,” said overall series - - . . . Chicago’s third straight trip be perfectly content if his Broncos The Patriots would appear to too upset about the short passes Broncos topp^ Patriots in meeting early this season 20 11 1 wide receiver Willie Gault, Chicago’s top pass to playoffs, winning 4 of 5 games (only loss was to San duplicated its early-season success have the momentum, coming off a Eason throws. He hopes to get you 27-20 to tie overall series at 12 . . . Denver started 6-0, receiver. Francisco 49ers, 24-0, in ’84 NFC Championship game. against the Patriots. 34-27 season-ending victory at Mi­ frustrated, to get you to come up, finished 5-5, including losses in two of last three. New Gault is expected to be covered by cornerback Washington in again after Just missingplayoff spot last In that 27-20 victory here, the ami, while Denver was humiliated and then be tries to beat you deep. England also lost two of final three, but beat Miami to Darrell Green, in a matchup of two of the fastest year . . Teams matched up in first round of ’84 Broncos; hy Seattle 41-16. The short passes won’t beat you. win 2nd straight AFC East title. Denver has won two — scored on four of their five Yet the Broncos insist the blo­ The long ones to (Stanley) Morgan players in the NFL. playoffs with Bears winning 23-19 at Washington . . . Washington quarterback Jay Schroeder passed for AFC West championships in 3 years . . . Patriots second-half possessions to over­ wout in Seattle will serve as a and (Irving) Fryar will.” Redskins had lost 2 of last 3 regular season games (to 4,109 yards this season, a Skins’ record on a team that previous playoff appearance in '85. beating the New come a 13-3 halftime deficit. rallying point. Elway tends to be more impatient New York Giants and Denver Broncos) before shutting [IST* has had the likes of Sonny Jurgenson, Joe Theismann York Jets (26-12). Los Angeles Raiders ,(27-20) and — held New England to 38 total “ We were embarrassed in Seat­ and_$roatic, but he’s especially down Rams last week. Bears have won 7 straight with and. Norm Snead at quarterback through the years. Miami (31-14) to advance to Super Bowl/xx, where last loss coming to the Rams (20-17) . . . Redskins led yards in the second half. tle,” said defensive end Rulon dahgerbqs when he scrambles out they lost to Chicago 46-10. . . Denver lost fo Pittsburgh 13-0 at half keyed by a 14-yard TD from QB Jay — limited the Patriots' running Jones. “ And that sort of loss will of the p o ^ t . Steelers. 24-17, in their last post-season game in ’84. . . Schroeder to oft-injured RB Kelvin Bryant. Rams game to 40 net yards on 22 carries. bring out the character in this SCHROEDER HAS THE GOOD fortune of throwing New England is 4-5 overall in playoff action, but coach committed 6 turnovers (4 fumbles. 2 interceptions). — sacked New England quarter­ team.” “When tie 'fe tr o ^ of the pocket, to Clark and Art Monk, who combined for 147 catches Raymond Berry is 3-1. Denver is 2-5overall. Their only New PK Jess Atkinson nailed 4 field goals (25,20,38 and back Tony Eason five times. Added free safety Steve Foley, he can make you Idok like a fool,” and 1,333 yards in receptions this season. two wins came during ’77 season on way to Super Bowl 19 yards) and an extra-point . . . RB George Rogers “ That was probal|>ly the best half “ We didn’t lose two games in a row said New England linebacker An­ Tliat’s the same yardage Chicago’s Walter Payton X I I .. . New England is headed by QB Tony Eason, the gained 115 yards against Los Angeles on 29 attempts of football we played all year,” said all season. We’ve always come dre Tippett. "He hds "wsic®* has amassed this season in leading the Bears to their third rated passer in the AFC (89.2), completing 276 of . . . Redskins held ball for 36:06 compared to Rams Broncos quarterback John Elway, back real strong after a loss.” powers or something. 1 haven’t fourth straight N FL rushing title, with 2,700 yards.. 448 for 3,328 yards, 19 TDs and 10 interceptions. . . WR 23:54 . . . Schroeder, 17-5 as a starter, completed 13 of who endured a frustrating first haif Reeves said the two Sunday seen a quarterback do what he can In comparison, Rogers’ 1,203 yards led a Washington Stanley Morgan led the Conference in receiving 23 passes for 90 yards and 1 TD . . . Chicago will start before completing ll of IS passes opponents are closely matched. do to avoid sacks.” ground game that gobbled up a total of 1,732 yards. yardage with 1,491 yards on 84 catches. 10 TD s. . . RBs Doug Flutie for the injured QB Jim McMahon. Flutie is after intermission. “ These two teams are very much A key to the outcome might be the Tlie game could come down to the speciality teams Craig James (427 yards) and Tony Collins (412) split 2-0 since taking over, beating Detroit, 16-13, and Dallas, "They just outplayed us in the alike,” he said. “ They play good ability of Denver tight ends Joey and the Bears should have the edge with Butler, who the rushing duties, scoring 7 TDs between them. . .CB 24-10 . .. RB Walter Payton was the Bears top rusher, second half,” said Eason. “ We defense, and they have exciting Hackett and Orson Mobley to has topped the conference in scoring the last two years Ronnie Lippett had 8 interceptions to finish 2nd in the gaining 1.333 yards on 32^ carries, 8 TDs. Chicago led couldn’t establish anything, run­ young quarterbacks in offenses handle lippett. and is used to working at usually windy Soldier Field. AFC .. . PK Tony Franklin led the league in scoring AP photo the N FL in rushing offense for the fourth straight year ning or passing.” that can put points on the board. In the earlier meeting, Clarence Redskins’ kicker Jess Atkinson is ; newcomer, but with 140 points. . . Denver counts on QB John Elway to .. . WR Willie Gault was the club’s (te p threat Jets’ defensive end Mark Qastineau lugs “ Their defense whipped us,” Both teams have been very consist­ Kay neutralized Tippett, limiUng he kicked four field goals against the Lams on Sunday. run the offense. He hit on 280 of 504 passes for 3,485 catching 42 passes for 818 yards, 5 TDs (1915 average) added New England Coach Ray­ ent over the last two years. Last the All-Pro to three tackles and one Atkinson was the third fleld-goal kicker Washington yards, 19 TDs and 13 interceptions .. . RB Gerald a large stereo as well as his luggage as . . . Bear’s defense led league and allow ^ lowest point mond Berry. year we were a plus-14 in turnovers sack. Kay, however, has been has had this season. Willhite was the team’s leading receiver, catching 64 total for a 16-game schedule (187, 11.6 per game). the team arrived in Cleveland Friday for The triumph came on the fourth (actuhlly turnovers as well as suspended while he undergoes drug “ It feels good to have a kicker you can have some for 529 yards. . . Denver DE Rulon Jones finished the Chicago’s secondary picked off 31 passes, second to Saturday’s AFC divisional playoff game week of the season as the Brwcos sacks); this year we’re plus-17. rehabilitation. confidence in,” Washington safety Curtis Jordan said. year with 13V4 sacks. San Francisco in the NFC. against the host Browns. '?»/?i Ill Bird, McHale L T not reliehing pace Celtics game with 49ers

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By The Associated Press EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. —To be perfectly blunt, Lawrence Taylor does not enjoy playing against the San Francisco 49ers. BOSTON — Larry Bird scored 37 points and Kevin McHale added 29 Friday night as the Boston Celtics There is a good reason for it, too. The 49ers are one of buiit a big lead and shook off a Chicago comeback for a the few teams that find ways to neutralize the New 113-99 NBA victory over the Bulls. York Giants’ All-Pro linebacker and his big play The Bulls, led by Michael Jordan with 34 points, ability. rallied from a 25-point deficit in the second half and closed the deficit to 93-85 with six minutes remaining. San Francisco. 10-5-1. will have another chance However, Bird, guarded by Jordan in a Chicago Sunday when the 49ers meet the 14-2 Giants here in the iCHES12( defensive switch, pulled Boston out of danger with a NFC semifinal with the winner advancing to within one layup and a free throw. It was the fifth straight victory step of the Super Bowl on Jan. 25. for the Celtics, who got 16 points from McHale in the New York, 14-2, has won the past two meetings last four minutes. between the teams, posting a 21-17 decision over San Bird led a 16-6 surge that gave Boston a 36-26 lead Francisco five weeks ago on the West Coast. The ■after one period. The Celtics then scored 13 consecutive Giants also won 17-3 in this stadium a year ago in the points at the end of the second quarter for a 64-41 NFC wild-card game. halftime lead. That may have been Taylor’s best game against the , The Celtics hit only four of 15 floor shots in the third 49ers. Recently named the N FL’s Most Valuable quarter, but Bird managed to score 12 points and Player by The Associated Press. Taylor had 10 solo Boston took an 85-67 lead into the fourth period. tackles and a sack in that game. .— Jordan finished Just below his 37.4 game average in He has left the field frustrated on a lot of other -WV his first BostonNappearance since he tied an NBA occasions against quarterback Joe Montana and the playoff record of N points in the Bulls’ 135-131 double 49ers offense. overtime loss lastiApril 26. “ I ’ll tell you, in the last game I wasn’t a factor / HaraM pIMo by Tuekar Ainge and Roben Parish had 15 points each for the because of the quick releases by Montana.’ ’ said Celtics. Charles Oakley had 16 and Brad Sellers 14 for Taylor, who led the NFL this season with20>A sacks. “ I Rony^rancis of the Whalers has control 2 p.m. against the Chicago Blackhawks the Bulls. feel if they go with the same game plan it won’t make a puck on hla stick In a recent game and Sunday night at 7:05 against the PacBiB 116, Cllbpera 106 difference who they put in against me.’’ John Ayers usually gets the job of preventing Taylor Tthe Civic Center. Hartford has a busy Toronto Maple Leafs. At Indianapolis, Chuck Person had 15 of his 19 ome weekend with two games, today at first-half points in the second quarter and Steve from reaching Montana, but he has a knee problem and has been listed as questionable for the game. Guy Stipanovich had 21 of his season-high 29 points in the McIntyre would replace him if he cannot play. second half as Jack Ranmuy won his 866th game as an Taylor said if the 49erstake the sack away from him, NBA coach when Indiana defeated the L m Angeles Clippers 116-166 Friday night. he’ll concentrate on making tackles, chasing people Bruins break out of slump down and working on other parts of the game. Harald photo by Pinto Ramsay is the second c ^ c h in NBA history with 866 " It ’s frustrating,’ ’ Taylor said. “ The 49ers have victories. The all-time leader is Red Auerbach with 938. Manchester’s Sam Henderson (20) turns Arena. The Bobcats' John Heath (taped By The Associated Press given me lots of problems throughout the years up a loose puck outside the Buffalo The victory gave Indiana a 15-15 record, the first because they do so many different things. When I am away as the basketball drops through thigh) is about to take possession of the blueline, broke toward the net, time the Pacers have been at .566 this late in the season playing them there is always a point in the game where EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - NHL Roumhip since 1982. the hoop in Friday night action at Clarke ball. deked Barrasso, and slipped a I ’m saying ‘Forget this.’ Rich Middleton scored two goals as backhander behind him. The Clippers, who last won on Dec. 16, fell to 4-25 — “ It’s not even fun when you play them because they the Boston Bruins buiit a 5-0 lead the worst record in the league. Winnipeg went ahead 2-1 with a are doing so many different things," Taylor added. “ I and snapped a flve-game losing Simmer scored his 11th goal of the power-play goal at 15:17 of the PlBtoiw 120, NbIs 126 have to play their game more than they are playing streak with a 7-2 victory over the season on a power play. The assist second period when Gilles Hamel MHS cagers top Bobcats mine.” slumping New Jersey Deviis Fri­ .by defenseman Ray Bourque was banged in a rebound from in front of At Pontiac, Mich., Vinnie Johnson scored 14 of bis 22 day night.. points in the fourth quarter Friday night, lifting the San Francisco Coach Bill Walsh said the pressure the his third of the game. the net. Giants front seven puts on Montana makes a quick By Jim Tierney Boston outshot New Jersey 4^23 Detroit Pistons to their fourth straight NBA victory, a kids. We try a lot of different things. Oates and Greene tied for scoring Ranford had 21 saves. The Jets stretched their lead to release almost mandatory for his quarterback. in extending the Devils’ longest 129-128 decision over the New Jersey Nets. Herald Sports Writer I ’m not happy. The kids are up one honors with 17 points apiece and led 3- 1 on Ray Neufeld’s goal at 15:43 of “ We Just have to show diversity when we play the winless streak of the season to six JbIb 6, SabPM 3 Detroit has won 15 of its last 18 games. New Jeibey, day and then down.” .five Indians in double figures. the second period when he took a Giants,” Walsh said. “ We haVe to keep them off games, 0-S-l. At Buffalo, N.Y., Paul MacLean which had won its previous two games, is 8-21, worst in After experiencing two consecu­ ’hie Indians/ who never trailed in Junior Matt Vaughn. Rosenberg, pass from the sideboards and balance. Whether that is possible or not, that’s the best Lyndon Byers, playing in his first scored two goals in the third period the Eastern Conference. tive losses — both of which came the game. Jumped out tok 26-15 lead and Cinque Barlow each tallied 12 managed to get off a shot despite course we can take. We can’t get greedy or lose game of the season for the Bruins, Friday night to lift the Winnipeg down to the last minute of play — after the first quarter behind five points for Manchester. “ I thought being closely guarded by Steve Hawks 116, BuHbIb 101 patience in the game.’ ’ opened the scoring at 6:42 with a Jets to a 6-3 NHL victory over the the Manchester High School bas­ points from S-foot-ll senior guard Matt Vaughn and Rob Greene Dykstra. At Landover, Md., Dominique Wilkins scored 36 And Walsh says that means playing it close to the shot from the boards that deflected Buffalo Sabres and their first-ever ketball team almost necessitated a Rob Greene and four each from 6-5 played hard,” Kinel said. The Buffalo scored a pair of goals points and reserve guard Mike McGee added 27 as the vest, no gimmick or low percentage plays. “ If we start off Devils defenseman Steve Rich­ triumph in Buffalo. victory Friday night to instill some senior Bruce Rosenberg and 6-4 closest South Windsor came in the early in the third period to tie the Atlanta Hawks overcame an 18-point deflcit late in the doing that than they will start to get all the momentum mond's hip. The Jets had lost 11 games and much needed confidence back into sophomore Paris Oates. For Man­ second half was during the third game at 3-3. John Tucker scored at second quarter to defeat the Washington Bullets 118-161 they need,” he added. Just 43 seconds later, Middleton tied one on Buffalo ice since the Indians. chester, the second stanza was the quarter when Jeff Peasly’s two free 4:58, dribbling a shot through a in an NBA game Friday night. San Francisco won four of its last five games and scored his ninth goal of the season, entering the league in 1979. Well, Manchester did achieve its pivotal one. The Indians, riding the throws brought the Bobcats to defender’s legs and into the net. Wilkins, theleague’s No. 4scorer, had 11 points in the defeated the Los Angeles Rams 24-14 on the final putting his own rebound past New MacLean’s first goal, which sails of Oates’ eight second-quarter within seven. 55-48. Mike Foligno scored for the Sabres third quarter as the Hawks outscored Washington 35-16 weekend of the season to win the NFC West title for the goal — not in particularly eye­ Jersey goaltender Alain Chevrier. broke a 3-3 tie, came at 9:02 when he catching fashion — but a win was points, shot 7-for-Il during the “ We don’t look sharp at all,” at the 8:16 mark when he Jammed and went ahead 81-76 after trailing 66-46 at halftime. third time in four years. Twice this decade, the have Nevin Markwart converted a two- took a pass from Thomas Steen and imperative and the Indians quarter and lengthened their lead Kinel insisted, who comment^ home a rebound. Moses Malone led Washington with 27 points, 21 in the won the Super Bowl. on-one breakaway at 17:04. Less went into the clear, beating Buffalo achieved this by defeating South to 41-36 at halftime. that three of Manchester’s key Red Wings 2, Stars 1 first half, and Darwin Cook came off the bench to score New York is riding a nine-game winning streak and than three minutes later, Middleton goalie Tom Barrasso with a shot Windsor High School, 75-62, in a " I thought Paris Oates played players, Barlow, Greene, and Oates 19. was the only N FL team this season to win all its home scored on a power play. into the comer of the net. At Detroit, Steve Yzerman Central Connecticut Conference very well,” Kinel said. “ It was his haven’t been in the program that The victory gave Atlanta’s Central Division leaders games. The club’s 14 victories was the most in its Reed Larson opened the second MacLean scored his second goal scored two goals and goaltender Eastern Division matchup at best game so far this season. It long. “ They’re still tiying to adjust a 16-6 record on the road, second-best in the NBA. 61-year history. period scoring with an unassisted of the game, and 17th of the season, Greg Stefan extended his personal Clarke Arena. seemed to settle into a 16-point to each other.” Peasley and Pierce The 49ers offense was ranked third in the NFL, power-play goal at 4:53, knocking at the 12:19 mark when he snapp^ unbeaten streak to six games Bucks 91, CavaHera 64 game after that." Barcher agre^ each scored 12 points to lead South averaging 386.1 yards per game. Montana, who missed “ It (the win) wasn’t pretty," with Kinel concerning the play of C%evrier out of the game with a a shot home from directly in front of Friday night as the Detroit Red At Richfield, Ohio, Ricky Pierce scored 16 of his 26 Windsor. part of the season with a back injury, finished as the Manchester coach Frank Kind the promising sophomore. “ He 15-footer that split the goaltender’s the net. Wings posted a 2-1 NHL victory points in the pivotal fourth quarter as the Milwaukee Manchester took the Junior var­ NFC’s second-rated passer. Jerry Rice caught an said, “ but we won. The game was (Oates) is a good player,” Barcher pads. Kirk McLean took over in the Laurie Boschman scored the over the Minnesota North Stars. Bucks won a 91-84 defensive struggle over the sity game, 55-29, to move its record New Jersey goal. Jets’ sixth goal at 16:46 when be The victory extended Detroit’s NFC-high 86 passes this season for 1,576 yards and 15 very sloppy. Redlly, we had to win said. “ You know he’s going to be a to a perfect 3-6 on the season. Cleveland Cavaliers in an NBA game Friday night. touchdowns. collected a rebound off the boards unbeaten streak to five games, to get going here." good one.” South Windsor’s Chris Sophomore Corey Gqldston led the The Devils’ comeback attempt Cleveland led 75-71 with 7:32 remaining, but the and fired it into the net. 4- 6-1, and evened the Red Wings’ The Giants were ranked second in the league on Pierce kept the visiting Bobcats in Jayvees with 11 points. began at 11:43, as an Andy Brickley Bucks outscored the Cavaliers 26-9 down the stretch. defense, surrendering 297.3 yards per game, including The Indians are 1-1 in the CCC Despite letting in six goals, season mark at 15-15-7. Detroit also the game during the first half with M A N C H K tTIR (7S) — Bruce Roten- shot hit the crossboar, deflecting off Pierce contributed six points in that span, while Jack 217.1 per game through the air. New York is the best East and 2-3 overall while the Barrasso blocked 38 Winnipeg moved into sole possession of flrst 12 points. Pierce, who fouled out in bere 3 4412, Paris Oates 7 34 17, Mike the stickhand of Boston goaltender Sikma and Paul Pressey each scored four as the Bucks against the run. Bobcats drop to 1-2 in the confer­ shots. The Sabres had 25 shots on place in the Norris Division, two the fourth quarter, was held score­ Lata I 04 3, Tray Peters 1 1-3 3, Matt Bill Ranford and into the net. snapped a three-game losing streak. ence and 1-3 overall. Manchester is VauoKn 3 54 13, Rob Greene S 7-10 17, goal. points ahead of Minnesota and idle less the rest of the game. CInaue Barlow53-313, Sam HendersonO Three minutes later, Mark John­ idle until it travels to Rockville Dave Andreychuk put Buffalo Toronto. Mavericks 117, Sonics 167 Despite poor shooting from the 0-10, Eric Lewis 0660, Hank Mlnor006 son beat a screened Ranford with a High for an important CCC East field during the third quarter 0, John Oeuoan 0 60 0, Darren Gates 0 ahead 1-0 with a power-play goal at Yzerman, who scored Just 14 At Dallas, Mark Aguirre’s 27 points kept Dallas from matchup next Friday. 660 Totals 25 24-34 75 25-footer that reduced the Boston goals in an injury-shortened season Games postponed (7-for-23), Manchester maintained 1:41 of the first period when he trailing the entire game as the Maveridis defeated the First-year South Windsor coach SOUTH WINDSOR (4 » — Pete Blume lead to 5-2. last year, gave the Red Wings a 1-6 a nine-point advantage following 3 3-2 8, John Heath 5 66 10, Steve flipped the puck Just under the Seattle SuperSonics 117-167 in NBA play Friday nii^t. Gary Barcher saw his club turn the Schwobe0660, John Jahrstorter 2634, But Greg Johnston stretched the crossbar past goalie Eldon lead at 12:33 of the first period, The Mavericks, won their third consecutive game to Two schoolboy basketball games.pn the schedule for the third quarter, 59-56. “ They are Chris Pierce 5 2-513, Billy Mann 163 2, ball over numerous times while the coming off two losing seasons," Bruin lead, scoring at 6:35 of the Reddick. banging his own rebound past improve their home record to 13-1, including nine Friday night were postponed. The East Windsor at Indians also had their fair share of Todd Strother 1444, Brian Zimmer 166 third period on a 26-footer. Dale Hawerchuk tied it for North Stars’ goaltender Kari Takko straight. Dallas has won 15 of its last 19 since Nov. 11, Cheney Tech contest and the Coventry at Tolland High Barcher said. “ One of the big 2, Jett Peoslv 4 4412, Bill Kropp 3 04 4 miscues. problems is that they think about Totals 2513-24 42 With 2:20 left in the game. Charlie Winnipeg at 12:55 when he picked 'after taking a pass from John. when it was 5-5. School games were postponed. No new dates have been "So many tunovers," Barcher Three-point field pools; Manchester set. last night and are down. We have to (1) — Vouphn. South Windsor — none. said. “ It’s a new system for the overcome adversity.” Halftime: 41-30 Manchester Wi m ( iHaurbrstpr Hrralb LT is not anxious m i for game with 49ers By Holden The AssocI — story on page 55 CHASE, ] SPORTS using crane more bodiei train that speed coll engine, killi injuring 17 accident ev The collls piled three UONS CHEW UP CANES each other, busy Northi end of the By Herschel NIssenson weekend. The Associated Press At least canceled. TEMPiB, Ariz. — D.J. Dozier's Service wai •-yard run with 8; 13 remaining, two this afterno plays after Heisman Trophy winner the railroai Vinny Testaverde threw the fourth Nall, of th of his five interceptions, gave Mon Safet: second-ranked Penn State a 14-10 ihvestigato victory over No. 1 Miami in the fbur-to five Fiesta Bowl Friday night and its In Wash! second national championship in kesman La five years. ters that F Miami had one final shot, driving asked for a from its own 23 to the'Penn State 6 Crews w inside the final minute. Testaverde completed six consecutive passes for 67 yards during that drive. ■ S ."’lO On second down at the Penn State Sig 6, Testaverde was sacked for the fourth time, this time by tackle Tim a': Johnson for a loss of seven yards. at ( After a third-down pass fell incomplete, the national champion­ ship came down to one play — and of I Penn State made it. Linebacker Pete Giftopoulos intercepted Testa- WASHIN verde’s fourth-down pass at the mated signi one, and the title belonged to Coach along one ol Joe Patemo’s Nittany Lions. corridors li Penn State’s bend-but-don’t of an invest break defense let Miami move the of an Amtr ball up and down the field but three freigl yielded only one touchdown — The Na Melvin Bratton's 1-yard run mid­ Safety Bo way through the second period — ^ e r e expi and that came after the Nittany -activities o Lions fumbled at their own 23. live crew n , Miami had the bail three times engineer after Penn State went ahead, but Sunday’s two possessions resulted in turnov­ least 14 pe ers, giving the Hurricanes a total of 175, was th seven. human err The Hurricanes had taken a 10-7 Over the lead on Mark Seelig’s 36-yai’d field raised ann goal with 11:49 left, and seemed to ^experts a be moving again when Shane “sengertrai Conlan, Penn State’s All-American ^ freight linebacker, made his second inter­ 7>ems aisc ception and returned it 43 yards to -rievived as the Miami S. tragedy. Quarterback John Shaffer ; - A team fumbled Keith Radecic's snap, but ;;went to th Radecic recovered for a 1-yard -dnd were loss. Dozier burst through the right "few days e side on the next play and scored ^including untouched. which ree Miami had all the best of the -the positi statistics, outgainlng Penn State 44S yards to 162, but the opportunis­ * . Such r tic Nittany Lions, who committed 'Should sh( three turnovers of their own, won .ryere appll where it counted — on the la Conrall I scoreboard. ;said Fedei Penn State, which blew its shot at HM irf photo by Pinto -tion Admi the 198S national championship by losing 25-10 to Oklahoma In the Manchester High’s Rob Qreene (11) lays the too late tb defend on the play as Manchester’s Orange Bowl, completed a 12-0 Bruce Rosenberg (34) trails the play. Greene had season. Miami, which had been No. basketball up in action against South Windsor 1 since defeating Oklahoma on High Friday night at Clarke Arena. The Bobcats’ 17 points in Manchester’s 75-62 victory. See story Sept. 27, finished 11-1. Chris Pierce (center) and John Heath (right) were page 55.