20 Ma n c h e s t e r h e r a l d , Wednesday, Jan. 2,1991 SCOREBOARD THURSDAY Friday, Dec. 28 p All Amsrican Bowl Cotton Bowl Citrus Bowl J Football At Birmingham, Ala. LOCAL NEWS INSIDE North Carolina State 31, Southern Mississippi Miami 46, Texas 3 G. Tech 45, Nebraska 21 27 Scholastic Basketball Miami Nebraska o 14 Blockbuttsr Bowl 7 14 13—46 7 0 -2 1 NFL standings Texas Georgia Tech 7 17 A At Miami 3 0 0— 3 7 14—45 ■ EDC tries to keep businesses. AMERICAN CONFERENCE Florida State 24, Penn State 17 Mia—FG Huerta 28 GT—Scotton 2 run (Sisson kick) Basketball standings NBA standings Ea« Mia—FG Huerta 50 k|^°T-M erchant 22 pass from Jones (Sisson EASTERN CONFERENCE W L T Saturday, Dac. 29 Mia Carroll 12 pass from Erickson (pass PM. PF PA failed) Atlantic Division x-Buffak) 13 3 0 Peach Bowl GT—Boll 2 pass from Jones (Sisson kick) .813 428 263 CCC East C all W L Pet. ■ Directors to raise weifare budget. y-MiamI 12 4 At Atlanta Tex—FG Poliak 29 Nob—Mitchell 3 pass from Hasso (Barrios GB .750 336 242 kick) Boston 23 5 .821 Indianapolis 7 9 .438 281 353 Auburn 27. Indiana 23 Mia—Carroll 24 pass from Erickson (Huerta What's Hartford Public Philadelphia 19 10 .655 N.Y. Jots 6 10 kick) Neb—Brown 50 nrn (Barrios kick) .375 295 345 Freedom Bowl MANCHESTER New Mark 12 15 .444 Now England 1 15 At Anaheim, Calif. Mia—Smith 34 Interception return (Huerta GT—FG Sisson 37 ■ Banks wants more Parker St. condos. .063 181 446 kick) Rockville VWshinglon 11 17 nga Cwitral Colorado SL 32, Oregon 31 GT—Jones 1 mn (Sisson kick) South Windsor New Jersey 10 18 357 News x-CIncInnati 9 7 Mia—Hill 48 pass from Erickson (Huerta kick) Nab—VWshington 21 pass from Hasso (Bar­ .563 360 352 Holiday Bowl Enfield Miami 8 21 276 A y-Houston 9 7 Mia—Bethel 4 pass Erickson (kick failed) rios Kick) .563 405 307 At San Diego Fermi Central Division Pittsburgh 9 7 Mia—Conley 21 run (Huerta kick) GT—Boll 6 run (Sisson kick) ■ DiRosa successor to be named soon. .563 292 240 Texas ASM 65, Brigham Vbung 14 Windham Milwaukee 21 6 724 Clavaland 3 13 A—73,521. GT—Boll 57 run (Sisson kick) Jan. 3,1991 .188 228 462 A—7^328. East Hartford Chicago 20 9 690 \Mm Monday, Dec. 31 Detroit 19 n .033 x-LA Raiders 12 4 .750 337 268 John Hancock Bowl Mia Tex Atlanta 15 13 .530 y-Kansas City First downs 16 20 Neb GT Local/Regional Section, Page 7. 11 5 .688 369 257 At El Paso, Texas Cleveland 11 19 379 Seattle Rushes-yards 26-67 51-ISO First downs 14 19 9 7 .563 306 286 Michigan S t 17. Southern Cal 16 ACC Indiana 11 io .379 San Diego Passing 272 Rushes-yards 40-126 44-190 C all 6 10 .375 315 281 Copper Bowl 55 Charlotte g 18 333 Banks drop Denver 5 Return Vbrds 61 3 Ftassing 209 277 11 313 331 374 At Tbcaon, Ariz. EAST CATHOLIC Comp-Att-Int 17-28-0 8-16-3 Return Yards 24 46 WESTERN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE California 17, Wyoming 15 SL Joseph 5 ':W-! I ‘ East Punts 5-38 5-41 Comp-Att-Int 14-25-0 16-23-1 Midwest Division prime rate Punts Xavier W L Pet. Vbur Hometown Newspaper Manchester’s Award-Winning Newspaper W L T TViseday, Jan. 1 Fumblas-Lost 1-0 2-2 8-39 6-40 GB Newsstand Price; 35 Cents PM. PF PA Fumbles-Lost Fairfield Prep San Antonio 19 6 .760 WATERBURY (AP) — x-N.Y. Giants 13 3 0 Gator Bowl Penalties-Yards 16-202 8-66 3-2 2-1 .813 335 211 Penalties-vards Notre Dame Utah 19 10 .655 2 y-PhlladelphIa 10 6 0 At Jacksonville, Fla. Time of Rrssesslon 2508 34:52 6-69 5-50 Several Connecticut banks, fol­ .625 396 299 Time of Possessior) SL Bernard Houston 16 13 .552 y-Vttashington 10 6 0 Michigan 35, Mississippi 3 28:30 31:30 5 lowing the lead of money .625 381 301 Dallas 10 16 .385 Dallas 7 9 0 .438 244 308 Hall of Fame Bowl INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Minnesota 8 19 .296 12 banks in New York, have N Phoenix 11 At Tampa, Fla. .313 268 396 Orlando 7 23 .233 141/2 Cantral Clemson 30, Illinois 0 RUSHING—Miami, Conley 3-38, McGuire decided to drop their prime lend­ RUSHING—Nebraska, Brown 11-99, Baldwin COC-East C all Denver 6 23 .207 15 x.Chicago 11 5 .688 348 280 Citrus Bowl 9-33, Fatten 3-14, Johnson 4-10, Crowell 1-0, Parents seeking ing rates. 8-21, Tumor 2-21, Soto 3-6, Flowers 1-4, Grant Padfle DIvialon Tampa Bay At Orlando, Fla. Erickson 6-(minus 28). Texas, Hadnot 17-101, .375 264 367 RHAM Portland 27 4 .871 _ Detroit Georgia Tech 45. Nebraska 21 Samuels 8-30, Brown 5-26, Saxton 5-23, 3-(minus 2). Haase 12-(minus 23). Georgia .375 373 413 Tech. Bell 16-127, Jones 11-41. Wright 8-19, COVENTRY Phoenix 18 9 .667 After learning that Citibank, Green Bay Cotton Bowl A.Wdkor 3-(minus 1). Davis 1-(minus 6), Gar- 7 .375 271 347 Scotten 6-6, Edwards 2-5, Lester 1-(minus 8). BOLTON LA Lakers 17 9 .654 71/2 Minnesota At Dallas doro 12-(minus 23). Chase Manhattan Bank and .375 351 326 Bacon Academy Golden State 15 13 .536 Miami, Fla. 46, Texas 3 PASSING—Miami, Erickson 17-26-0-272, PASSING— Nebraska, Hasso 14-21-0-209, 101/2 CHENEY TECH Seattle 12 Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. had x-San Francisco 14 2 Torretta 0-2-0-0. Texas, Gardere 7-16-3-40 Grant 0-4-0-0. Georgia Tech. Jones 15 .444 13 school year Fiesta Bowl .875 353 239 16-23-1-277. LA Clippers 11 18 .379 15 y-New Orleans 8 8 At Temps, ArIz. Saxton 1-2-0-15. reduced their prime from 10 per­ .500 274 275 COC West C all Sacramento 6 21 LA Rams 5 n Louisville 34, Alabama 7 RECEIVING—Miami, Carroll 8-135, Bethel RECEIVING—Nebraska, Mitchell 5-138 .222 19 .313 345 412 Turner 3-24, Soto 3-14, Brown 2-12, W L Tuesday's Games cent to 9.5 percent, several Atlanta 5 ^.| Rose Bowl .313 348 365 3-34. Hill 1-48, Spencer 1-25, Thomas 1-14, Washington 1-21. Georgia Tech, Bell 4-53' Portland 3 0 Ho games scheduled banks serving the state said they x-clinched division tiUe At Pasadena, Calif. ChudzinskI 1-7, Conley 1-6, Johnson 1-3. Rodriguez 3-66, Merchant 3-43, Lester 1-39’ East Hampton 3 1 Wsdnasday's Gamas would cut their rates as well. y-clinched playoff berth Washington 46, Iowa 34 Texas, Samuels 3-24, Ker.Cash 2-11 Davis Vinal Tech 2 1 LA Clippers at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. vacation change Goolsby 1-27, Gilchrist 1-23. Rico 1-17' Saturday's Gamas Orange Bowl 1-15, Kai.Cash 1-8, Hadnot 1-(minus 3). Covington 1-6, Wright 1-3. Rocky Hill 3 1 Milwaukee at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. Kansas City 21, CNcago 10 At Miami Cromwell 0 5 Phoenix at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Bank of Boston ConnecticuL Philadelphia 23, Phoenix 21 Colorado 10, Notre Dame 9 Fiesta Bowl its members and not out of the best Denver at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. By SCOTT B. BREDE American Bank, First Federal Sunday's Gatrws Sugar Bowl San Antonio at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. interests of students. Washington 29, Buffalo 14 At New Orlsans Louisville 34, Alabama 7 Manchester Herald Savings and Loan Association of New York at Boston, 8 p.m. At the very least, a poll of parents Cincinnati 21, Cleveland 14 Tennessee 23. Virginia 22 Louisville 25 0 7 2—34 How Top 25 fared Dallas at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Waterbury, North American Atlanta 26, Dallas 7 Alabama 0 7 0 0— 7 CCC East-girls O'all Miami at Utah, 9:30 p.m. should be t^ en by the of Miami 23, Indanapolis 17 How the top 25 teams in the Associated MANCHESTER — Insisting that Bank, Ceiitcrbank and Connec­ Sunday, Jan. 13 Lou—W re 70 pass from Nagle (Wilmsmeyer Press' college football poll fared in bowl games: W L Philadelphia at Seattle, 10 p.m. Education to determine when the New Vbrk Giants 13, New England 10 Japan Bowl kick) MANCHESTER 3 2 Thursday's Games August is too early for students to ticut National Bank said they San Francisco 20. Minnesota 17 majority of them would like to have At Ybkohama, Japan Lou—Dawkins 5 mn (kick blocked) 1. Colorado (11-1-1) boat No. 5 Notre Dame South Windsor 5 1 Denver at New York. 7:30 p.m. Seattle 30, Detroit 10 start school, a pair of mothers — would reduce rates by the end of West vs. East 10 p.m., Saturday (ESPN) Lou—Cummings 37 pass from Nagle (pass 10-9 in the Orange Bowl, Jan. 1. Flockville 4 4 LA Clippers at Orlando, 7:30 p.m. their children on vacation, she said. Denver 22, Green Bay 13 the week. The drop in rates will Saturday, Jan. 19 failed) 2. Georgia Tech (11-0-1) beat No. 19 Nebras­ East Hartford 3 2 Chariotte at WbsWngton. 7:30 p.m. with more than 1,200 signatures be­ New Vbrk Jets 16, Tampa Bay 14 Hula Bowl Lou—Buchanan recovered block punt in end ka 45-21 in the Citrus Bowl. Windham 1 3 Chicago at Houston, 8:30 p.m. hind them — arc clamoring to get “We really feel that children make commercial loans and Los Angeles Raiders 17. San Diego 12 At Honolulu zone (pass failed) 3. Texas (10-2) lost to No. 4 Miami, Fla. 46-3 Fermi 0 4 Dallas at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Houston 34. Pittsburgh 14 the Board of Education to change should not be brought back to some consumer loans more Wast vs. East 4 p.m. (NBC) Ala—Gardner 49 pass interception (Doyle in the Cotton Bowl. Hartford Public 2 2 LA Lakers at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Monday's Gama kick) 4. Miami. Fla. (10-2) boat No. 3 Texas 46-3 in Enlisid 1 4 Golden State at Sacramento. 1030 p.m. the school calendar. school that early,” said McCormick, available and less expensive. Now Orleans 20, Los Arrgeles Rams 17 At Mobile, Ala. Lou—Cummings 19 pass from Nagle (Bell the Cotton Bowl. “Parents, not Board [of Educa­ a mother of two elementary school End Regular Season AFC vs. NFC, noon (ESPN) kick) 5. Notre Dame (9-3) lost to No. 1 Colorado Saturday, Jan. 26 Lou—Safety, Woodson intentional grounding 10-9 in the Orange Bowl, Jan. 1. Big East Conference o'all tion] members, should decide when children. NFL playoff glance East-WMt Shrine Game in end zone. 6. Florida State (10-2) beat No. 7 Penn State COC East-girls “Twelve hundred signatures is OSHA cites O'all Boston College 'll 0 's 3 their children take vacation,” said First Round At Stanford, Calif. A-69,098. 24-17 in the Blockbuster Bowl. W L SetonHall 10 8 1 Roberta McCormick, one of the two impressive and certainly something Saturday, Jan. 5 West vs. East 4 p.m. (ESPN) 7. Penn State (9-3) lost to No. 6 Florida State COVENTRY state firm Washington at Philadelphia, 12:30 o m 24-17 in the Blockbuster Bowl. Bacon Academy ' 1 Syracuse 0 0 12 0 mothers who, in September, started [the school board] should look at,” Orange Bowl ♦ 2 CONNECTICUT 0 0 8 1 (ABC) First downs 8. VWshington (10-2) beat No. 17 Iowa 46-34 RHAM collecting signatures from other said Board of Education member WINDSOR (AP) — Dectam Kansas City at Miami, 4 p.m. (ABC) Sunday, Rushes-yards in the Flose Bowl, Jan. 1. BOLTON ? 6 SL John's 0 6 9 0 Terry Bogli after being informed Corp., an asbestos-removal com­ Jan. 6 Colorado 10, Notre Dame 9 Passing 9. Houston (10-1) did not play. ' ® Pittsburgh 0 0 11 2 parents who did not want their Georgetown 0 0 7 2 pany, faces fines of $34,400 for Houston at Cincinnati. 12:30 p.m. (NBC) Notre Dame 0 6 3 0— Ftoturn Yards 10. Tennessee (9-2-2) beat Virginia 23-22 in children going to school in August. about the number of people against Now Orleans at Chicago. 4 p.m. (CBS) Colorado 0 3 7 0—1 Comp-Att-Int the Sugar Bowl, Jan. 1. COC West- girls Call 0 19 2 alleged safety violations that v7 " Villanova 0 1 6 4 McCormick said she believed that the existing school ealendW. Col— FG Harper 22 Punts 11. Florida (9-2) did not play. The Associated Press Fumbles-Lost Cromwell 5 3 _ Sunday's Games when the school board switched the Bogli said that the decision to may have exposed warehouse Second Round ND—Watters 2 run (kick blocked) 12 Michigan (9-3) beat No. 15 Mississippi SWANEE RIVER? — A pair of swans takes a leisurely swim along a roaci in Aroma Park, III., Saturday, Jan. 12 ND—FG Hentrich 24 Penalties-Yards 35-3 in the Gator Bov^. Portland 5 3 Classic Final: Hawaii 84, Pittsburgh school starting date, which opened start school a week earlier was made workers to the dangerous fiber. Houston, Kansas City or Miami at Buffalo. Col— Bieniemy 1 run (Harper kick) Time of Possession 13. Brigham \faung (10-3) lost to Texas A&M East Hampton Wednesday. Flood waters from the Kankakee River spread out in the area. Floods have also The federal Occupational 12:30 p.m. A^77,062. 65-14 in the Holiday Bowl. Rocky Hill school doors before September, it Monday's Result Safety and Health Administra­ New Orleans. Washington or Philadelphia at INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 14. Clemson (10-2) beat No. 16 Illinois 30-0 was acting to satisfy the wishes of Please see SUMMER, page 6. hit Indiana and Ohio. Please see story page 2. San Francisco, 4 p.m. in the Hall of Fame Bowl. Providence 109, Charleston Soulhem 70 tion accused the company of a Sunday, Jan. 13 First downs RUSHING—Louisville, Bynm 8-48, Dawkins 15. Mississippi (9-3) lost to No. 12 Michigan ACC-gIrls C all Tonight's Games total of 19 violations, including Chicago, Philadelphia or Washington at New Rushes-yards 5-38, LIpsey 9-23, Hall 2-12, Ware 3-11 35-3 in the Gator ^ w l. Sacred Heart UConn at Boston College, 8 p.m. four defined as willful. Willful Vbrk Giants, 1230 pirn. Passing Gardner 2-6, Jones 1-0, J.Brohm 2-(minus 3), 16. Illinois (8-4) lost to No. 14 Clemson 30-0 SL Bernard's Villanova at Httsburgh Cincinnati, Miami or Kansas City at Los An- Return Yards G.Brohm 1-(minus 2), Nagle 6-(minus 20) in the Hall of Fame Bowl. violations are those “committed SL Joseph's SL John's at Syracuse galea Raiders, 4 p.m. Comp-Att-Int Alabama, Turner 6-49, Anderson 7-26, Sewell 17. Iowa (8-4) lost to No. 8 Washington 46-34 Parks could be littered Providence at Seton Hall with an intentional disregard of, Punts 5-25, Woodson 8-17, Lassie 1-0, Houston 1-0, in the Rose Bowl, Jan. 1. Mercy Jackson State at Georgetown Bush escalates Ettor 1-(minus 7). Hollingsworth 4-(minus 15). EAST CATHOLIC or plain indifference to, the re­ Conference Champlonehlpe Fumbles-Lost 18. Louisville (10-1-1) beat No. 25 Alabama FIASSING—Louisville, Nagle 20-33-1-451 Sunday, Jan. 20 Penaltles-Vbrds 34-7 in the Fiesta Bowl, Jan. 1. quirements.” TBA Time of Possession J.Brohm 0-3-2-0, Watts 0-2-0-0, Lipsey 1-1-0-7! 19. Nebraska (9-3) lost to No. 2 Georgia Tech Hockey standings Alabama, Hollingsworth 10-23-1-59, Wbodsori 45-21 in the Citrus Bowl. CCC East 2-10-1-35, Ettar 0-2-0-0. 20. Oklahoma (8-3) did not play. with effects of recycling Super Bowl INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS W L T W L Sunday, Jan. 27 RECEIVING—Louisville, McKay 5-110, Lip­ 21. Southern Cal (8-4-1) lost No. 22 Michigan peace efforts Home sales up, South Windsor 4 0 0 6 1 RUSHING—Notre Dame, Brooks 9-46, Wbl- sey 4-65, Cummings 3-69, Dawkins 3-32, State 17-16 in the John Hancock Bowl. ECHO Hockey At Tampa, Fla. Fermi 3 0 0 5 2 By SCOTT B. BREDE more maintenance hours is out of the question, said lers 9-44, Bettis 3-27, Culver 5-9, Ismail F.Jones 2-89, Ware 1-70, Broomfield 1-11, 22. Michigan State (8-3-1) beat No. 21 AFC champion vs. NFC champion, 5:18 p.m. Enfield 1 1 0 4 4 but weak 3-(minus 1). Mirer 6-(minus 2). Colorado, Nagle 1-7, Bynm 1-5. Alabama, Turner 4-35, Southern Cal 17-16 in the John Hancock Bowl. to attack Western targets if war Manchester Herald Town Manager John Elsesser. As a result, trash barrels EST Newington 1 2 0 2 4 By BRIAN MURPHY Bieniemy 26-86, Hemingway 14-76, Hagan Lassie 2-35, Houston 2-4, Finkley 1-15, Russell 23. Southern Mississippi (8-4) lost to North WASHINGTON (AP) — MANCHESTER 0 3 0 2 3 Squirt B breaks out in the Persian Gulf. are being taken out the town’s parks. 7-36, Pritchard 2-24, Rouen 1-(minus 11). 1-7, Busky 1-3, Sewell 1-(minus 5). Carolina State 31-27 in the All American Bowl. The Associated Press Rockville 0 3 0 Sales of new homes rose 2.8 Final NFL team statistics C. S.Johnson 4-(minus 25). 24. Ohio State (7-4-1) lost to Air Force 23-11 2 3 NAMCO fell to Framingham. 4-1, but blasted The move raised the immediate With the mandatory recycling law in effect, some area Officials in Manchester and Bolton said that, although PASSING—Notre Dame, Mirer 13-31-3-141 Rose Bowl in the Liberty Bowl. RAT, 12-0, and nipped Natick, 2-1, to make the percent in November, rebound­ (Rankings based on averages) possibility of retaliation against parks could be victim to excessive littering once warm Colorado. Hagan 4-12-0-29, C.S.Johnson 25. Alabama (7-5) lost to No. 18 Louisville final in the Northboro Chrismas TournamenL President Bush today took “one some changes will occur due to the recycling law, U'ash ing after an October plunge to AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE 5-6-0-80, Bieniemy 0-1-0-0. Wlashington 46, Iowa 34 34-7 in the Fiesta Bowl. Jan. 1. NAMCO also fell to Avon, 4-2. the six British diplomats remain­ weather hits and picnic baskets come out of the closets. pickup will continue in their parks — although they also OFFENSE Erick Blomstrann had the vs. Framin­ extra step” toward direct U.S.- levels not seen since the last RECEIVING—Notre Dame, Ismail 6-57, Iowa 0 7 ing in Baghdad. The state recycling law, which took effect Jan. 1, may >brds Rush Bass 7 20—34 gham with Mike McCarthy assisting. Goalie Iraqi talks, proposing a meeting say they may be forced to spread out the availability of recession, the government said D. Brown 4-56, Jarrell 1-11, I.Smith 1-9, Washington Davis 10 23 6 7—46 Transactions Houston 6222 1417 4805 Andy Mursko had the shutout against FAT. force some towns, whose already-stretched budgets can­ trash cans. In Coventry, residents are being requested to Buffalo 1-8. Colorado, Pritchard 3-45, S.Brown 2-23, lA h s h ^ G Hanson 27 next week between Secretary of Bush’s offer came a dozen days today. Despite the gain, 5276 2080 3196 Hemingway 2-13, Bieniemy 1-19, Bowman 1-9. McCarthy had one goal and Grog Raymer the not incur the costs of implementing proper recycling Kansas City Wtesh—Hall 27 blocked punt return (Hanson Hockey gamo-winnof agal.ist Natick. Ron Halnsay had State James A. Baker III and before the Jan. 15 U.N. deadline clean up after themselves. 5215 1948 3267 kick) BASKETBALL however, the sales pace Denver 5213 1872 two assists. Jeff King and Halnsoy had the procedures, to cut off trash service in their parks al­ “Whoever brings the trash [into the parks] should take 3341 Iowa—Bell 15 run (Skillett kick) National Basketball Association Iraq’s foreign minister aimed at for Iraq to pull out of Kuwait or remained weak. Cincinnati 5063 2120 Halt of Fame Bowl goals against Avon. together. 2943 Wash—FG Hanson 38 MILWAUKEE BUCKS—Reached agreement preventing a war. it with them when they leave,” Elsesser said. Miami 5047 1535 3512 NHL standings with Alvin Robertson, guard, on a contract ex­ face a possible attack. Bush had Sales totaled a seasonally ad­ VWsh—Mincy 37 interception return (pass The problem of either buying enough trash cans to San Diego 4940 2257 Clemson 30, Illinois 0 tension through 1997-98. MiteC Britain, meanwhile, today or­ In order to comply with the new state law, Coventry 2683 failed) WALES CONFERENCE previously said a top-level. U.S.- justed annual rate of 506,000, Jets 4886 2127 Illinois 0 0 properly separate cans, bottles, newspapers, and cor­ 2759 Wbsh—Brunell 5 run (Hanson kick) Patrick Division SACRAMENTQ KINGS—Signed Jim Les, The CNIdren's Place topped ^te rto w n , 4-1. dered the expulsions of eight Iraq meeting on the crisis should would have to triple the number of garbage cans in its Raiders 4716 2028 Clemson 10 14 guard, to a 10-day contracL approaching the 507,000 rate 2688 Vtesh—Bailey 22 pass from Brunell (Hanson W L TPte OF OA Todd Augustus and Lauren O'Connor each had rugated cardboard from other park trash, or paying four parks, and right now there simply is not enough Seattle 4583 1749 2834 Clem—FG Gardocki 18 SOCCER members of ihe Iraqi Embassy occur by today to give Iraq time posted in September, the depart­ kick) NY Rangers 21 13 49 154 128 a goal and an assisL Chris Jenkins two goals Pittsburgh 4525 1880 2645 Clem—Thomas 14 pass from Cameron (Gar­ National Professional Soccer League sUtff and the deportation of 67 maintenance workers to separate the refuse by hand has money in the town budget to cover such costs, he said. Iowa—Rodgers 7 run (Skillett kick) PNIadalphia 21 18 47 146 141 and goalie Ryan Thompson 23 saves for TCP. ments of Commerce and Hous­ Cleveland 4367 1220 3147 docki kick) CHICAGO POWER—Signed Jose Alfredo left some town administrators stymied about what to do. Wash—Brunell 20 mn (nin failed Now Jersey 19 14 g 47 159 137 other Iraqis, citing threats by Iraq “It was either a choice of increasing the tax rate or New England 4163 1398 2765 Clem—Hall 17 pass from Cameron (Gardocki Contreras, midfielder, to a 10-day contracL Please see PEACE, page 6. ing and Urban Development said Iowa—Rodgers 9 run (pass failed) Pittsburgh 21 18 3 45 176 154 Junior House In Coventry, where spending was slashed to a mini­ Indianapolis 4155 1282 2873 kick) COLLEGE Iowa—Bell 20 run (pass failed) Washington 19 22 1 39 137 138 Regal Men's Shop fell to W. Englarxl Lumber, in a joint report. Ciem—Nunn 34 interception return (Gardocki NEBRASKA—Suspended Leodis Flowers mum last year, buying extra garbage cans or paying for Please see PARKS, page 6. Wash—Bailey 31 pass from Brunell (Hanson NY Islanders 14 19 5 33 108 130 4-3. Ryan Matison had two goals and Chris DEFENSE kick) and Lance Lewis, running backs; Mickey kick) Adams Division Jenkins and Adam Smith one each and Justin Vbrds Rush Rm s ClBfti—FG Gardocki 26 Joseph, quarterback; Steve Cramer, safety; and Boston 20 12 8 Pittsburgh 4115 1615 2500 Clem—FG Gardocki 43 Iowa—Saunders 12 pass from Rodgers 48 136 130 Eric Anderson, cornerback, for the violation of Gouchoa and Tim Davis played well for Lum­ (Velicer pass from Rodgers) Montreal 19 17 5 Steelworkers Raiders 4413 1716 2697 A—63.154. 43 131 133 teem rules. ber. Scott Fontaine had all three goals and A— 101,273. Bullalo 14 16 9 San Diego 4425 1515 2910 37 130 127 goalie John Haserick played well for Flagal's. OBSTACLES TO CONTENTMENT Miami Hartford 16 20 4 36 111 135 win $415m 4547 1831 2716 Quebec Senior House Subscribers to Money inagu/ine were asked to rate 17 potential Buffalo 4607 1808 2799 First downs 9 25 7 25 _ 113 181 First downs CAMPBELL CONFERENCE obstacles'to their contentment. WASHINGTON (AP) — A Seattle 4609 1605 3004 Rushes-yards White and Gold played to a 2-2 tie. Toren Bull Norris Division company that alleg^ly plotted Houston 4635 1575 3060 Passing Rushes-yards and Galla each had a goal and an assist for Kansas City 4881 Passing W L TPIs OF GA Rec Hoop OBSTACLE % W H O WORRIED 1640 3241 Return Yards Chicago White. Mike Mardirosian and Charlie York each to close plants and lay off 3,0(X) Cleveland 5190 2105 3085 Comp-Att-Int Return Yards 27 13 3 57 141 112 had goals for Gold. SL Louis 21 12 6 Catastrophic illness in family factory workers so they Denver 5345 1963 3382 Punts Comp-Att-Int 48 138 112 Black topped Green, 5-3. Greg Wbtts had Punts Detroit 19 17 4 Environmental problems Jets 5455 2018 3437 Fumbles-Lost 42 138 139 three goals and Mike Erdman two for the win­ wouldn’t be eligible for pensions Minnesota 11 23 7 Pee Wse Cincinnati 5605 2085 Fumbles-Lost 29 121 142 ners. Eric Coulombe had two goals and Brian Cost of education 3520 Penalties-Yards Toronto Bombers 38 (Ken Leslie 14, Ryan Lurats 10, is agreeing to pay a record $415 Indianapolis 5614 2212 3402 Penalties-VUrds 12 26 2 26 115 160 Fleming one for Green. Time of Possession Smyths Division Bethany Lewis played well), Huskies IS (Nick War million to the workers. NewEiigland 5697 2676 3021 Time of Possession Calgary 22 14 4 48 166 127 Lentocha 8, Jeff Torza and Mika l^dda d played Pee Wee B Rising taxes______The settlement agreed to by INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Los Angeles well) NATK3NAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 19 13 5 43 151 125 RUSHING—Illinois. Grillith 15-59, Feagin Edmonton 76ers 22 (Matt Mandnl 8, Adam Trout 5, Pat Hebron lAbod Products nipped West Haven Stock market co lla^ Continental Can Co. of Nor­ OFFENSE 18 17 2 38 125 117 5-28, Bell 3-14, Muti 1-3, Lester 2-2, Kinney Vancouver Duffy played well). Bullets IS (Geoff Cook 6, 4-3. and blasted East Haven. 10-0. Mike 'ikrdB Rush RUSHING— Iowa, Bell 11-64, Montgomery 17 21 3 37 129 145 Pension cuts walk, Conn., ends an 8-year Pass 2- (minus 8), Verduzco 5-(mlnus 36). Clemson, Winrx'peg Marc Larosa and Mike Lombardi played well) Dumont had two goals and Matt Danis and San Francisco 5895 1718 4-26, Stewart 7-21, Kujawa 2-16, Rodgers 13 22 7 33 137 151 4177 Cameron 17-76, Williams 14-27, Harris 3-21 Knicks 30 (Joey Lodge 6, Alex ^lom onson Todd Hutton one each against W. Haven. Chris Inflation federal lawsuit brought by the Phih-rtelphla 5700 2556 15-12. Wfashington, Lewis 19-128, Bryant 3-47, TUasday's Game 3144 Blunt 4-10, Moncriel 3-9, Hall 2-5. Washington 4, Now Jersey 3 6, Meghan Roy played wall), Celtics 22 (Greg Greenland had three goals along with Dumont Wlashington 5562 2083 Brunell 10-28, M.Jones 5-16, Turner 1-4, Barry Recession United Steelworkers of America, 3479 PASSING—Illinois, Verduzco 13-25-2-121. Bottaro 4, Nolan Ryder and Brian Blass played and Joey Hayes had two and Denis and Todd Rams 5430 1612 1-1, Hobert 1-(minus 2). Wsdnasday's Gantes a union source speaking on con­ 3818 Kinney 5-11-0-64. Clemson, Cameron N.Y. Islanders at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. wall) Hutton one each In the second w in Sean Loss of job Atlanta 5055 1594 FWSSING— Iowa, Rodgers 15-34-3-196 3461 14-20-0-141, Moncriel 2-4-0-16. Minnesota at DetroiL 735 p.ra ^ rd w e ll had five assists, Denis three and Poor investment decisions dition of anonymity said Wed­ Minnesota 5034 1867 3167 Hughes 1-1-0-66, TItley 1-1-0-53, Skillett RECEIVING—lllirwis, Wax 6-77, Mueller Vancouver at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Trevor Frenette two. Tim Danahy was In goal Chicago 4980 2436 2544 0- 1-1-0. Washirtgton, Brunell 14-22-1-163 Cuts in employee benefits nesday. 3- 76. Finke 3-22, Griffilh 2-11, Palma 1-4, Bell Los Angeles at N.Y. Rangers, 7:35 p.m. for both shutouts. Detroit 4977 1927 Hobart 0-3-1-0. 3050 1-1, Feagin 1-(minus 6). Clemson. Thomas Calgary at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. Inability to sell house Giants 4805 2049 2756 RECEIVING—Iowa, Saunders 5-99, Bell 5-57, Smith 3-43, Witherspoon 2-7, Hall 1-17, Montreal at Edmonton, 9.35 p.m. Squirt A Phoenix 4745 1915 3-85, Stewart 2-40, Montgomery 2-6, Fllloon Substance abuse in family 2830 Blunt 1-16, Ryans 1-12, Kennedy 1-4, Williams Calendar Green Bay 4675 1369 1- 53, Hughes 1-12, Cross 1-9, Whitaker 1-9, Thursday's Games Sanitary Wbste tied Tri-County. 1-1, fell to Somalian leader 3306 1-1, Harris 1-0. Vancouver at Boston, 735 p.m. Personal debt problems New Orleans 4476 1850 2626 Titley 1-2 Vtfashlngtoa Pierce 4-32 Turner WfeonsockeL 6-2. and bowed to Triborough. Los Angeles at N.Y. Islanders, 735 p.m. Tampa Bay 4475 1626 2849 Gator Bowl 3-36, Bailey 2-53, Kilpack 2-22 McKay 1-17, Today 4-1, In the Northboro Christmas Tournament! Divorce seeks truce Dallas 4081 1500 2581 M.Jones 1-3, Lewis 1-0. N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh, 735 p.m. Boys Basketball Matthew Wooten had the goal In the tie with Natural disasters Michigan 35, Ole Miss 3 New Jersey at Chicago. 8:35 p.m. Manchester at South Windsor, 7.30 Matt Malnes and Ryan O'Conrxir assisting. NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — DEFENSE Toronto at Minnesota, 835 p.m. Goodwin Tech at Cheney Tech, 630 Jeremy Phllbln and Zach Willhide played well Sugar Bowi Quebec at SL Louis, 8:35 p.m. Soura*: Mtfm*' NK.\

8—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Jan. 3,1991 Parks and recreation activities RECORD Boston On Your Own — Saturday, March 16. Stops South Seaport. , , . J The following are some of the programs, trips, and or Wed. afternoons, $38 or $75. Safe Boating Course — A free safe boating course special events being offered by the Manchester Parks One may register at the Parks and Recreation Office to be made at Quincy Market and the Boston Rower Police Roundup will be offered by the Department of Enviro^ental and Recreation Department. For more information on located in Center Springs Park, Monday to Thursday, Show. $20 for transportation only. 7:30 a.m. departure. Public Records Protection beginning February 19 from 6:30-8.30 p.m. Jill, Riley wait for adoption programs, recreation facilities, or parks areas, please call 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Fridays, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Ski Trips — Vacation Day Ski Trips — Learn to ski For more information, please call the Department at this winter! We make it easy and affordable. All trips are for five weeks at the Mahoney Rccreauon Center, 110 A the department at 647-3084/3089. Cedar Street. Persons successfully completing this Warranty deeds Winter Program Registration — Registration is 647-3089.. open to pcr.sons 9 years of age and older. Those 8 and By Barbara Richmond He’s about 3 months old and adorable. Hit-and-run charged under must be accompanied by an adult, parent or guar­ course will fulfill the requirements for the Certificate of William L. and Mildred E. Carney to Peter M. Phelon, The dog pound is located off Olcott Street near the MANCHESTER — An 18-year-old woman suffered a now in progress for the Winter/Spring Program Trips Boating Operation which includes instruction on naviga­ Manchester Herald Trips do not require a Recreation Membership Card dian. Preschoolers (4 1/2 to 6) arc welcome also. For South Manchester Heights, $133,000. town’s landfill. The dog warden is at the pound week­ lacerated forehead and multiple bruises after being the Schedule. Class offerings include; Nike TVkes Preschool tion rules, Connecticut boating law, legal requirements, and are open to non-residents. Register at the Parks and specific fees, please call us. Butternut Basin — Wednes­ Peter J. and Jeanne G. Hebert to Molly Kirkpatrick, Riley, a male terrier cross, is this week’s featured days from noon to 1 p.m. There is also someone at the victim of a hit and run accident on New Year’s Eve. Programs — Parent/Tot Playtime (12 to 24 months). safety afloat, and other topics that will help participants Recreation Office located in Center Springs Park. All day, February 13, 7:30 a.m. departure, $36 lift and 152 W. Vernon St., $165,000. pound from 6 to 9 p.m., Monday through Friday. A witness to the accident stated that Jona Huard, of Wed. or Fri., 10:15-11 a.m., $29. Wee Twos (2 to 2 and become safe, knowledgeable, and responsible boater^ pet at the Manchester Dog Pound. 3 months), Mon. or Thurs., 10-11 a.m. or 9:30-10:30 trips depart from the Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 transportation only. Friday Nights at Ski Sundown — Edward A. Madsen, administrator for the estate of Riley was found roaming on Ridge Street on Dec. The phone number at the pound is 643-6642. If East Hartford, was struck by a car as she ran across the January 4,11, 18, and 25 for youths ages 9 to 15. Those Basic Pistol Marksmanship Class — The Jeanne M. Lawson to James W. Press Sr. and Christine there is no answer, call the police department at A Cedar Street. street at the comer of Spmee and Eldridge Streets, police a.m., $39. Terrific Twos (2 and 3 months to 2 and 11 Metropolotin Shooters Inc. are sponsoring a Basic Rstol 27. He’s rusty brown and very cute. He’s a rather months), Mon., 9:30-10:30 or 10:45-11:45 a.m. or Fri., 8 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Fee for E. Press, 18 Sterling Place, $97,000. 646-4555. said. Marksmanship Class on Thursday, Jan. 17, 7:30-9:30 small dog. Quebec CityAVinter Carnival — February 7-10, lift and transportation only begins at $18-$20. Trips Steven C. and Cornelia S. Carey to David B. Ogden, The only other new dog at the pound, as of Monday, There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog and the new owner Huard was treated and released from Manchester 9:15-10:15 a.m. or 10:30-11:30 a.m., $51. Aquababies, p.m. at the Manchester Indoor Shooting Range, 281 Mon., 5:30 p.m. (18 to 36 months), 6 p.m. (6 to 18 $299 per person, double occupancy. Fee includes deluxe depart from the Mahoney Recreation Center at 4:45 p.m. 40 Karen Drive, conveyance tax, $151.80. was an all-black male Labrador retriever cross. He s must have the dog licensed. Before being licensed, it Memorial Hospital. Garden Grove Road. The class covers the seven most months). Gymnastics, Mon., 6 p.m. (4 to 5 years), 6:45 round trip motorcoach transportation, three breakfasts, and return approximately 11 p.m. Please call for Evelyn Adamson to Martha-Jane Foster, Vernon about 7 months old and was found on Oak Street on has to have its rabies shot. The witness stated that the car, which was traveling important aspects of good shooting, including lips on A nice little cat, Jill, is this week’s featured pet of p.m. (6 to 7 years), 7:30 p.m. (8 to 10 years), $1'; one dinner, tour of (Quebec City, deluxe accommoda­ specifics. Street, $122,000. Dec. 27. south on Spruce Street, made no attempt to stop after hit­ Washington, D.C. — April 5-7, $195 per person, how to improve your score and how to shoot in competi­ Aid to Helpless Inc., an organization made up Checzic Tang Soo Do — Mon. and Thurs., 6-7 p.m. (5 tions at the Hotel des Gouvemeurs, visit to Montmoren­ Flossie A. Johnson to Mario and Vivian R. Orduz, 15 ting Huard, police said. double occupancy. Fee includes two dinners, accom­ tion. The course registration fee is $5 and is payable the Angel, featured a couple of weeks ago, is still wait­ to 9 years), 7-8 p.m. (10 and older). cy Falls and Ste. Anne de Beaupre plus all the festivities Packard St., $116,5(X). of all volunteers. Another witness described the car as a dark red Ford modations at the Sheraton, deluxe motorcoach transpor­ night of the class. For more information, please call the ing to be adopted. Dog Warden Thomas Passcantell All of the cats and kittens put up for adoption are Adult Pi’ogranis — Aerobics, 1\ies. and Thurs., 7-8 of the Winter Carnival! The Mardi Gras of the North. James A. Tasillo and Joan M. Tasillo to Barbara A. Pinto with its left tail light out. The wimess also stated range during public shooting hours on Monday, Wed­ said someone promised to pick Angel up before neutered or spayed and given their shots, unless too p.m., $40. Water Walking, Mon./Wed. or T\ies./rhurs., Les Miserables/NYC Saturday, February 23. $83 tation, and tours. Duff and James E. Carey, 42 Edison Road, $124,000. two people were in the car, police said. NYC/Ellis Island — Saturday, May 18. $28 per per­ nesday and Friday, 5-7:30 p.m. and Sati^ay 8 a.m. to CThristmas but they never showed up. 4:45 p.m., 4:15 p.m. or 5 p.m., $35. Watercise, Mon., for Front Orchestra Seating (rows A, B, C, D) and U & R Construction Co. Inc. to Peter K. and Jeanne G. young when adopted. The car hit Huard in the leg area, catapulting her son and includes all transportation and admission to noon or leave a message on the answering machine at To adopt a pet, or for more information about the or­ 7-8 p.m., $17. Let’s Get Physical and Fit, 'I\ies./Thurs., deluxe roundtrip motorcoach transportation. $20 for Hebert, Birch Mountain n, $318,000. Also waiting is the adorable little black and white through the air and landing her on her face, the first wit­ N Ellis Island. 7:30 a.m. departure. Stops will be made at 646-6056. ganization, call 666-7000, a toll-free number from the 6:30-7:30 p.m., $37. Ceramics, Mon. or Thurs. evenings transportation only. 7:30 a.m. departure. Wilbur J. Messier to Lawrence J. Cagianello and pointer that was featured last week. He was called ness said. The accident occurred at about 10 p.m. Mon­ Kathryn M. Cagianello, Grandview Street, $180,000. Noel and was found on Hackmatack Street on Dec. 19. Manchester area. day night, police said. Suffield Bank to Barbara L. Titus, 7A Jamie Lane, When questioning Huard the next morning, police said Stoneybrook Condominium, conveyance tax, $98.89. she had no recollection of the accident. Francis J. Hart to Douglas J. and Susan B. McDade, 28 Strickland St., $145,0(X). Andrew R. Weigert III and Roberta M. Weigert to Deaths Current Quotes STATE Bruce A. Sobin, Southfield Green Condominium, Today In History $156,500. ^ ^ “How are you going lo pay bills? How are you going Edgar Ezerins and Andrea K. Ezerins to Michael T. This town listing of deaths Is oflerod free of charge by the Manchester Herald. Paid announcements of death and In Metjiorlams appear under to manage?” — Rhode Island resident Evelyn Skillings, Today is Thursday, Jan. 3, the third day of 1991. There Blanco and Elizabeth K. Wamester, Parker Village, the Death Notices heading. whose credit union was one of many closed by the gover­ are 362 days left in|the year. $125 000. nor because of the insurance fund is depicted. Ritter seeking Nellie A. Brizitis to Joan B. Sommers, Pine Acres Ter­ M a n c h e s te r Today’s Birthdays: Comedian Victor Borge is 82. Consumer reporter State solon race, $122,000. Roy A. Vaughn Betty Furness is 75. U.S. Ambassador Vernon Walters is Gertrude W. Fogg to Priscilla C. Swank, Strickland 122 Avondale Road. “Principle is principle. I don’t waver on a matter of 74. Singer Maxene Andrews is 73. Sportst^ter Hank principle.” — Attorney Linda Backiel, in prison in Pen­ Street, $115,000. w r.. u Stram is 68! Record producer George Martin is 65. Actor speaker’s post Steven M. and Barbara L. Leshin to Sharon M. Dube, C o ven try nsylvania for 3'/2 weeks for refusing to appear before a Robert Loggia is 61. Actor Eddie Egan is 61. Actor D a^ Millbridge Hollow Condominium, $72,000. James Bissonnette federal grand jury. ney Coleman is 59. Journalist-author Betty Rollin is 55. now seeks Suffield Bank lo Jeffrey D. Schwartz, Lisa G. HARTFORD (AP) — State Rep. would not seek a third term as Hockey Hall-df-FameriBobby Hull is 52. Singer Stephen Thomas D. Ritter is getting a jump speaker in 1993, but Balducci ex­ Schwartz and Tonnie Shea, Stoneybrook Condominium, Stills is 46. Actress Victoria Principal is 41. Actor Mel on the competition by gathering sup­ pressed surprise at Ritter’s early conveyance tax, $98.89. Gibson is 35. port for his bid to become speaker of start on the road to succeed him. Jonathan A. and Karen L. Gerard to Donald B. and Death Notices Today’s Highlight in History: ethics ruling the House in 1993. Joyce H. Perrett, 5 Bramblebush Road, $165,000. On Jan. 3, 1959, President Eisenhower signed a “Two years down the line? I can’t Members of the 1991-92 General Mark D. Eddy to Michael S. Page Sr. and Lynn K. proclamation admitting Alaska to the Union as the 49th “n believe it,” Balducci said. “It’s a Page, 29 Creslwood Drive, $123,000. Greensboro. Bom in Glasgow. Scotland, she was O Z! “Although I hold no interest in Assembly do not take office until state. ANSONIA (AP) — State Sen. long time.” Suffield Bank to Jeffrey A. Scala, Stoneybrook Con­ Roy A. Vaughan employed as a supervisor with Klock Company of 3D I- (55-57 Beaver St.)... as a co-signer, next week, but Ritter is already as­ On this date: Gary Hale, who has been under fire dominium, conveyance tax, $115.39. Roy A. Vaughan, 79, of 122 Avondale Road, Manchester until her retirement in 1989 and where she the question arises whether this king and getting fellow lawmakers Nevertheless, the move by Ritter, In 1521, Martin Luther was excommunicated from the from Naugatuck Valley officials for Robert J. DiBattisto and Barbara B. DiBatlisto to Wil­ Manchester, died Wednesday, Jan. 2, 1991, at had been employed for 21 years. Besides her Husband, potential liability constitutes a finan­ to support him for speaker’s job in who was not widely seen as being Roman Catholic Church. allegations that he promised to lie J. and Shirley M. Henry, Beacon Hill Condominium, Manchester Memorial Hospital. He was the husband of she is survived by her son Alan Wilkinson, her cial interest under the code of ethics January 1993. on the track for speakership, has In 1777, Gen. George Washington’s army routed the secure state funding for purchases of Margaret (Pavlik) Vaughan. He was bom in Vaughan, Daughter-in-law Kathie Wilkinson and Grandson Scott for public officials,” Hale wrote. “If Ritter, 38, a lawyer and Democrat support. $99 000. British in the Battle of Princeton, N J. land owned by his business as­ Kathryn M. Cagianello to Laura J. Pavan, 19 Bliss St., N.C. January 26, 1911 and had been a Manchester resi­ who reside in Greensboro, N. C.; Her mother, Margaret sociates, has asked for a ruling from you do conclude that I have a finan­ elected to the House in 1980 from His backers range from prominent Martin of Glasgow; three sisters, Mrs. Jean Murray, Mrs. In 1833, Britain seized control of the Falkland Islands the West End of Hartford, said Wed­ $137 000. dent since 1942. He was a veteran of WW II serving in the State Ethics Commission. cial interest what limits does the liberals such as Rep. Miles S. May Robertson, and Mrs. Margaret McMechan, all of in the South Atlantic. (Almost 150 years later, Argentina nesday he has commitments from at John O. Enderle and Marguerite P. Capello to Karen J. the U.S. Navy and saw action in the Pacific Theatre. He Hale, a Democrat from Ansonia, code place on my actions as a state Rapoport, D-West Hartford, to con­ whom reside in Glasgow, Scotland, and a fourth sister, seized the islands from the British, but Britain took them least M Democratic legislators. Bombard and Diane M. Gamer, Oak Grove I^rms Con­ was a member of St. Mary’s Church. Prior to retiring he back after a 74-day war.) has been accused of promising state senator.” servatives such as Rep. James had been employed as the manager of the Schulte-Hylers Mrs. Anne Campbell who resides in Manchester, Ct. The commission is expected to That means two years from Wed­ dominium, $96,000. In 1871, Henry W. Bradley of Binghamton, N.Y., funding after steering a non-profit McCavanagh, D-Manchester. Dorothy S. Trotter to William D. O ’Neill and Carol M. Luncheonette in Hartford for five years. He then opened Memorial services were held at Forbis and Dick Funeral rule on the issue at its meeting Mon­ nesday, Ritter is likely to be elected received a patent for oleomargarine. agency to parcels owned by his as­ the Soda Shop on No. Main Street in 1946, and owned Servis Inc. on Sunday, Dec. 30th. Memorial donations day. speaker — if his supporters do not Ritter said he started in October O’Neill, Gardner Street. In 1938, the “March of Dimes” campaign to fight sociates. He has denied playing any and operated the former luncheonette concession at Ar­ may be made to; Bethlehem United Methodist Church, Hale did not return phone calls change their minds, if they are re­ asking legislators to consider him polio was organized. ^ pan in the selection of the properties thur’s Drug Store on Main Street in South Manchester in P.O. Box 56, Climax, N.C. 27233. and told the ethics commission “the Wednesday. elected in November 1992, and if for speaker, assuming he was facing Quit claim deeds In 1946, William Joyce, known as “Lord Haw Haw Democrats retain their majority. 1948. In 1950 he moved to the former Femdale Res­ for his pro-Nazi radio broadcasts from Germany, was sale of these properties will not TEAM is seeking a $1.5 million an effort that could take the better Robert B. Regius to Kathleen Draghe, Middle Heights, “There’s a great deal that could taurant also on Main Street and in 1955 he opened the hanged in London. (Although American-bom, Joyce held result in any money in my pocket.” stale bond issue to purchase the par­ part of two years. no conveyance tax. Kopper Kettle Restaurant and operated that until 1958. happen between now and then,” said a British passport.) Hale outlined his involvement cels. The Bond Commission in Beside his wife he is survived by two sons, Charles E. December postponed approving House Majority Leader Robert “There have been a number of Francis A. Laing to Cynthia J. Rannebaker, Pine Acres Obituaries In 1961, the United States severed diplomatic relations with 55-57 Beaver St., Ansonia, one major fights over leadership, and I Vaughan of Middlebury, CT., and John P. Vaughan of * f of four properties targeted for pur­ TEAM’S request because of ques­ Frankcl, D-Stratford. Terrace, no conveyance tax. with Cuba. The man who holds the job Ritter think that has made everyone think Manchester, a sister, Mary Bryan Benn of Stevens Point, chase by TEAM, Training, Educa­ tions about Hale’s association with Helen A. Caven to Ralph E. Caven, 31 Jensen St., con­ In 1967, Jack Ruby, the man who shot presidenttal as­ covets. House Speaker Richard J. ahead on these questions,” Rapoport WL, two grandchildren, one nephew and two nieces. A tion and Manpower Inc. of Derby, in Eheman. veyance tax, $55. Paul Shelley sassin Lee Harvey Oswald on live television, died in a Balducci, D-Newinglon, has said he said. memorial service will be held Saturday 10:(X) AM at St. a letter to commission officials Last month, TEAM executives Raymond Wrobelski to Barbara G. Wrobelski, 24 HOLLYWeXJD, Fla. (AP) — Paul Shelley, a conduc­ Dallas hospital. Mary’s Episcopal Church, 41 Park Street, Mmchester. In 1980, conservationist Joy Adamson, author of the Monday. said Hale steered them to Eheman’s tor and arranger for Judy Garland, Maurice Chevalier, North St., no conveyance tax. Burial will be at the convenience of the family in the best-selling book “Bom Free,” was killed in northern Hale told commission officials parcels, promised to secure the state Charles Ponticelli to Raymond Ponticelli, three parcels Sammy Davis Jr. and Paul Anka, died Sunday at age 79. East Cemetery. There are no calling hours. Memorial Kenya by a servant in a wage dispute. that in 1987 he co-signed for a funding to purchase the parcels and on E. Middle Tpke. and two at Northland Terrace No contributions may be made to Mimehester Association He had suffered from Alzheimer’s disease. $250,(X)0 mortgage with the Great met more than 10 times with TEAM Shelley produced musical specials for CBS-TV, con­ In 1983, Republican George Deukmejian was sworn in The Associated Press NEED SOME EXTRA conveyance tax. Retarded Citizens, 57 Hollister Street, Manchester, CT as California’s 35th gf'vemor, after eight years of the ad­ Country Bank in Ansonia for the officials about the project. 0(5040 or to the Book of Remembrance of St. Mary’s ducted at the Copacabana in New York for seven years Ethics officials said it is not un­ MEMORIAL — Tammy Joyce Mazzacaro places a toy on the Frank R. Simon to Warren M.Schur, South Main and once conducted the London Philharmonic. ministration of Democrat Edmund G. “Jerry” Brown Jr. Beaver Street parcel. Church. The property is owned by Hale’s usual for public officials to ask for grave of an unknown baby during a memorial service in Street. No conveyance tax. Shelley also conducted for his daughter-in-law, Paula business associates, William an advisory opinion after charges of Meriden Wednesday. The newborn infant was found dead in SPENDING MONEY!! David L. Minicucci Sr. and Carol M. Minicucci to Shelley, when she starred with Davis in “Golden Boy” Stephen L. Minicucci, Maple Street, no conveyance tax. Meta Hooks Rogers Eheman of Seymour and John conflict of interest are made public­ a parking lot near her home one year ago. No one knows on Broadway. ly. Newspaper routes available Meta Hooks Rogers, 79, of 308 Savin Ave., West Haven, Thoughts Coughlin of Ansonia. who the baby’s parents are, or who left the baby in the lot. Charles E. Lindsey to Dawn L. Volpintesta, Charles E. died Wednesday, January 2,1991 at Harbor View Manor Jerome Pechillo Lindsey Jr. and Michael J. Lindsey, 15 percent interest in in your area... Convalescent Home, West Haven. She was the spouse of NEWARK, N J. (AP) — Bishop Jerome PCchillo, the 34-36 Woodbridge St., no conveyance tax. the late William W. Rogers. Her parents were the late regional Roman Catholic bishop for Hudson County, Bemie Siegal, in his book, “Love, Medicine & Earn money and prizes by Herman Yules to Manchester Land Conservation Trust Thomas and Martha McRoberts Hooks. She was bom m died Thesday of an apparent heart attack at age 71. Miracles,” says regarding overcoming caiicer, that one of In Brief .. . Inc., Birch Mountain Road, no conveyance tax. Stamford officials delivering the Newry, Ireland May 19,1911. She was a resident of Mil­ Pechillo would have celebrated the 25th anniversary of the most effective ways of doing this is^ by replacmg ford for over thirty years, moving to West Haven five destmetive things and relationships in our livM with ones ■ NEW MILFORD (AP) — trademark Charter Oak tie, and a Richard J. McConville to John C., McConville, 280 his ordination as a bishop later this month. Manchester Herald years ago. She was a retired telephone operator for Mil­ The Archdiocese of Newark named him regional that are life creating, sustaining and nurturing. I think Police said they are investigating the blue blazer. Hartford Road, $70,000. ford Hospital where she worked for fifteen years until that this applies to all life, not just the struggle with can­ death of a 30-year-old South subject of scrutiny bishop for Hudson County about 15 years ago. In your neighborhood. her retirement in 1971. She was a member of the Mary Before his appointment to the Hudson County post, cer. I hope that each of us can replace hate with Ixve. Carolina man whose body was dis­ ■ TRUMBULL (AP) — Retail Taylor Memorial Methodist Church. She was a former Rev. Kyle McGaw covered along the railroad tracks and grocery stores asked to make Pechillo served as missionary bishop of a rural diocese mittee. Call today to get more details. member of the Button and Bows Square Dance Club and near Asuncion, Paraguay. The bishop lived in Paraguay South United Methodist Church near downtown. sweeping changes in their packaging STAMFORD (AP) — The head Manchester The audit recommended inves­ Lottery Milford Senior Citizens. Her survivors include one for 20 years before he was appointed to serve Hudson The body, identified as Clarence methods and containers to promote of Stamford’s ethics board said the daughter, Lillie E. Katrick, Milford. Two grandchildren, Everetle Hamby of Anderson, S.C., recycling told town officials they panel wants to give Mayor Thom tigations into how the 911 system 647-9946 County’s Roman Catholic community. was bought and how city officials Meta Ann Katrick and John W. Katrick of Milford. A was found shortly before 10 a.m. wouldn’t do it. Serrani and 13 other public officials used travel expenses and other “un­ Spruce S t...... 14-108 Here are the latest lottery results from around New sister, Ena Prentice of Manchester, and several nieces Tuesday near the Railroad Plaza, “In a word, they said drop dead," “a fair shake” by extending the Academy S t...... a usual expenditures.” It also recom­ Steephollow...... a ll' England: and nephews. There will be no calling hours. Friends are Manchester Herald police said. said Andrew Mark, Trumbull’s deadline of an investigation into Adelaide...... Felipe Archuleta mended reviews of all 911 contracts invited to attend services Friday at 11:(X) AM in the The Chief State Medical Ex­ recycling coordinator. their procurement of a $2 million Alpine...... Summit...... 388-453 Connecticut TESUQUE, N.M. (AP) — Felipe Benito Archuleta, and purchasing methods. Squire Village ...... all Mary Taylor Memorial Methodist Church, Milford. Inter­ aminer’s office in Farmington tenta­ Mark sent letters to supermarkets 911-emergency dispatch system. Bidwell S t...... a 'j Daily: 3-9-1. Play four: 4-9-3-5. Lotto; whose wooden carvings are featured in museums Founded Oct 1,1881 as a weekly. “These are very high-ranking Copies of the audit have been sent Bobby...... a] Waranoke...... all ment will be private. The Cody-White Funeral Home, Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. tively determined the cause of death and convenience stores, asking them 14-18-29-39-40-43. 107 Broad St., Milford is in charge of arrangements. throughout the United States, died TViesday at age 80. to eliminate items such as paper car­ people before the board,” said Board to the U.S. Attomev’s office, state C lover...... all W stherell...... all to be hypothermia, police said. police and the Ethics Board. Memorials can be made to the Harbor View Manor, Inc. He had suffered from a malignant brain tumor. Initial police reports termed the tons, plastic bags and trays used for Chairman Athanasios Loter, who re­ Dale Rd...... a.^ W illiam s...... all Massachusetts Archuleta, who never completed the second grade, USPS 327-500 VOL. CX. No. 80 Serrani formally asked board East Center S t...... 25-207 odd WDOdbridge...... 18-168 recreational fund, 308 Savin Ave., West Haven in Mrs. death “suspicious” but police would packaging meat. quested a two-month extension of Daily: 3-0-4-3. Megabucks; 15-16-18-19-24-27. worked on ranches and farms in Colorado and the members in November to inves­ Roger memory. Acting Publisher not comment on whether inves­ He said in the letters that he was the probe’s Jan. 31 deadline. East Center S t...... 156-202 even Espanola area before making his mark in the art world. Loter said the request was the tigate 13 city officials associated East Center S t...... 342-402 even JEANNE G.FROMERTH tigators still believe that to be the seeking recyclable alternatives to with the 911 system. Among those Northern New England In 1979, Archuleta received the Governor’s Award for first time in the board’s 23-year his­ East Middle Tpke...... 216-236 even case. present forms of packaging. Mark officials are I^licc Chief George Pick three; 7-6-4. Pick four: 9-4-0-7. Megabucks: Grace Wilkinson Excellence from Gov. Bruce King. Executive Editor Hamby’s ex-wife, Patricia, said suggested replacing paper cartons tory it has asked for more time to Garth Rd...... 89-138 VINCENT MICHAEL VALVO Mayer, Fire Chief Joseph Vitti and 11-16-27-36-37-39 Grace Wilkinson, wife of Ernest Wilkinson of 6720 His work is displayed in the Smijhsonian Institution in he had been visiting her and their with recyclable plastic or glass con­ look into the case. Golway S t...... all Washington. D.C., the De Menil Collection in Houston, other city, police and fire personnel. Greenhill St...... all River Hills Drive, Greensboro, North Carolina and City Editor______AlexGirolli two children for the holidays. She tainers and insisting that every paper “We don’t want to hamstring our­ the Museum of American Folk Art in New York and the News Editor.^___ _ Andrew C Spitzler selves, and we want to give The mayor became a target of the Haystack...... all formerly of Christopher Drive, Vernon, Q . died on said he left a New Year’s Eve party container in the store be made of probe after a member of the city’s Miicpiim of International Folk Art in Santa Fe. Associate Editor. "Eileen Hiromi Mae shortly before 10 p.m. without his recyclable plastic, glass or metal. everyone a fair shake,” he said Mon­ Holyoke...... all Features Editor _ Dianna M. Talbot 1 Finance Board requested he also be coat and may have been intoxicated. “They were polite about it,” he day, Horace St...... all Sports Editor___ Len Auster investigated. Photo Editor____ Reginald Pinto said of the rejections. “Most wrote The board is charged with decid­ Hudson...... all ■ HARTFORD (AP) — Gov.- Last month, police Capt. 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ACROSS Markal Answer to Previous Puiile V 0 E 5 JOE'S 47 I think, 1 SIt'i tharalora llECTROnfllly DISCOVER ilblingi eR&cSiEET/ S Not ttrilght 49 Expira 12 Tonnii play- (2 wdi.) ar Maria — 52 Jot Friday'l 13 Author — aartai '.=3 Caldwall 56 Darknaaa 14 Grooming (comb, form) B D aid 57 Small optn- □ □ □ □ □ □ ■ySurg* 15 MIxtura Ing In door HU 58 Curtain ___ 1:1 . 16 Wound □ □ □ □ □ □ 18 CoIlKtlon fabric 19 Actor 59 Say again □ □ D Q □ □ □ □ □ 60 Laavaa □□□□□□BQ BOiaD Spartii ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johneon 20 Suparlativa aas □□□□ aa i— J Radio celebrity bases popularity on ability to relate aullix DOWN y ' y ' □□a □□□□ □□□Q WOOO.' I MEAK) A 22 Jacob't twin c m 1 Abigail Van resentative SHAPELY, JW)T- 26 Iraland 12 Barrel By RON LESKO McCarthy’s power rests on the audience 28 Ptaywright (abbr.) 43 Extract D RIGHT ICEPeRfi.' But McCarthy is more than a back-slap- well.” ferent reasons,” McCarthy said. “My favorite CHfford — 2 Employ 17 Oaring (metal) from LI] J The Associated Press he has built. Politicians, business executives pcr. Arbitron Co., a New York-based market­ interview will be the next good one I have.” 20 Placa lor anaw 21 Two- — ; ore aitrclaa 3 Kick type small car 45 Not a soul 3 and other community leaders frequently ap­ He can converse freely and without ing information service company, estimates ABC-TV says McCarthy was among the 32 Nautical 4 London 23 Waatern Illy (2 wds.) H o I DETROIT — Bill Laimbccr was embar­ pear on his show to get their message out, about 3.6 million people over age 12 — diatrict 46 Motor preparation with presidents and pitchers, leading candidates to take over as host of command 2 4 ------angle ^ 0 CD P/ \ 34 Mild oath, In 5 Pro — (lor 25 Govt, farm vehicles 0 rassed. even those who rarely give interviews to millionaires and mothers. If there’s a ques­ those who count in market-share-studies — “Good Morning America” when David Britain the time agency 48 Small forest CD ' A J The baddest of the Detroit Pistons’ Bad other news media people. tion that needs asking, he’ll a.sk it. Suaight live in Detroit and surrounding counties. Hartman retired in 1986. But McCarthy says 35 Caviar being) 27 Shakespear­ ox 1-3 / ■ i ____ a' ^ Edw . A. Berdei 36 Undar- 6 Taka away ean villain 50 Military Boys groaned meekly and squirmed like a “What McCarthy has been able to do is sit answers usually follow. But J.P. is heard by many more folks be­ he’s still bitter because he feels he wasn’t ataad? by force 28 Actor Kruger abbr. boy just kissed by his sister. down and converse with the Ford worker, tlie “If he asks you a tough question, you feel cause of W JR’s 50,000-watt, clcar-channcl given a fair shot at the job, which went to 3 7 ------7 EmeraldClaar — 29 Liquor 51 Wel9ht Day 8 Slid on Ice 30 Thy 52 The (Gar.) He was on the radio with J.P. McCarthy, housewife in Troy or the janitor down in obligated to answer it,” Shine said. signal, which federal regulations protects Charles Gibson. 38 Surpaai 9 Platino 31 Allot 53 Cereal grain Detroit’s king of the airwaves. Toledo,” said Don Fitzpatrick, president of Bom in New York and raised on Detroit’s from competition within a 750-milc radius. McCarthy had a television program on 40 — lackat metal 33 Indian 54 Roman SNAFU by Bruce Baatlle 42 Incraaaad to Phonetic Instrument bronze JOHiOJfJO K With McCarthy painting a kinder, gentler Don Fitzpatrick Associates, a television cast side, McCarthy got his first broadcasting The station’s regular daytime audience ex­ W JBK-TV in Detroit in 1983-86, and he 43 Mra. in lymbol 39 — 55 Golf peg picture of the Pistons’ swaggering, scowling talent and management recruiting company job in 1955 with Armed Services Radio in tends throughout Michigan and into Canada, Madrid 11 Actraaa Eisenhower says he’d go back to TV for the right oppor­ Sandra — SPIDER-MAN by SU n Lm basketball forward, Laimbccr was reduced to in San Francisco. northern Indiana, northeastern Illinois, most 44 Actraaa 41 Pope's rep­ O O Fairbanks, Alaska. tunity. perep, i/f/iTjen when we W H AT5 Z W r — A T a mushy, 6-foot-l 1 slice of humble pic. With a mellifluous, pull-up-a-chair voice He worked three months at WTAC-AM in of Ohio and western Pennsylvania. “But I’m really quite happy where I am,” T- f T “ 1 T" 1“ IT TT W e p e e P F THAT WHV voH'T m FORser w h a t “He’s the No. 1 guy around,” Laimbccr that could melt the polar ice cap, McCarthy Flint, Mich., before starting at Detroit’s WJR Partly because of his popularity and partly he said. RCX>F? later said of McCarthy, whose 6-10 a.m. hands out compliments on his morning show \ w HAPPeNePANP- in 1957. He spent two years at KGO-AM in because of W JR’s range, there are few He gets eight weeks vacation, a salary that P radio show consistently tops the local and the early afternoon “Focus” interview San Francisco in the early 1960s and then people McCarthy can’t get on the air. industry experts estimate between $300,000 O o ratings. “He’s a powerful guy. I wouldn’t 14 p H program like a letter carrier delivers the returned to Detroit and WJR on Dec. 7, He talked with George Bush on a live and $500,(XX) a year, national advertising want to have him on my case.” mail. 1964. telephone hookup the day before he was contracts with Chrysler and Kelly Services, a IB i§ Heady stuff from a guy who’s made a “He’s got a captivating personality, a McCarthy said he came back to WJR with sworn in as president. Gov.-elect John work day that invariably ends at noon and career of offending millions. voice that sounds like, ‘Here’s a guy that an eye on bigger things. Englcr was in the studio the morning after he far-flung influence. But that’s the sway Joseph Priestley wouldn’t fool with you,”’ said Neal Shine, “J really thought I wasn’t going to be here upset Gov. James Blanchard. “Jeopardy” “He gets more time off than Johnny Car- McCarthy holds after 26 years as the top publisher of the Detroit Free Press, the very long,” he said. “I thought I was going to game show host Alex Trcbck was a recent son,” said basketball commentator Dick Vi­ 132 ■ ■ 3 4 radio personality in America’s sixlh-Iargcst morning newspaper in the city of about 1 Los Angeles or New York. But you get “Focus” guest. tale, a former Pistons coach and a regular raoio market. million. caught up in something that’s going pretty “I look forward to different people for dif­ guest on McCarthy’s show. U nr T-f - SB 140 EEK AND MEEK by Howl# Schrtelder 43 / HOlU COME ^JOBOCV IS |Tl5 SCrnMG IDO ■mE-VRt WAlTfMG RUUM/WG FOR P^IDEWT EXPgJOSIVt X> RUM FDR A SALE ‘Bonfire’ film bombs out SB i|il« FDR PRESIDEm.. By LINDA TROMBLEY nocence he conveys on that movie turns into one long over­ makes him totally unfit for the done racial joke. The book was "Isn't this nice...a pamphlet on CPR in our Manchester Herald !7 51 role. He never really makes us racist, but it was also very honest. holiday credit card bill." Christofer turns that honesty into SB 60 “Far what docs it profit a man believe he’s a cold, stuffy stock comedy. ■ if he gains the world and loses his broker. Director Brian DcF^lma seems soul? What if he loses everything, Melanie Griffith is also un­ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME believable as “Maria,” who in the to have been reading too many of S tu m p e d ? G e t a n s w e rs to c lu e s by c a llin g " D ia l-a - W o r d " ^ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee but gains his soul?” Those questions Tom Wolfe bdok is a dark-haired, dark-eyed his good reviews and gotten into at 1-900-454-3535 and entering access code number 1S4 Unscramble these four Jumbtes, his head that he is an artistic tried to answer in his best-selling southern belle. Griffith is blonde, 95c per minute: Touch-Tone or rotary phones. one tetter to each square, to form director with a new way of look­ four ordinary words. novel, “The Bonfire of the blue-eyed and from New York. ing at life. However, he is too Vanities.” Unfortunately, in the Through most of the movie she WINTHROP by Dick CavalH overpowering in this film and rEJEC adaptation of that book to the big slips in and out of a southern ac­ practically smothers the actors M Y C A D A LW A TS UGEO D O E 'S H E NO/ HE STOPPED COINS- IT THE screen not only arc those ques­ cent. She also never conveys the and audience by trying to give CELEBRITY CIPHER TO CARRY M E AROUKJO S TIU L. D O CVkV r T O U P H IM H E W A S tions left in ihc dust, but the animal instinct for survival above Cekibrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous them a tense atmosphere. ON HIS SHOULXJERS. IT? SETTING A LITTLE THIN ON TtCP. novel’s dark and insightful look at people, past and present. Each letter in the cipher stands for The sets, on the other hand, are another. Today's clue: D equals C. man’s inhumanity to man be­ \ very elaborate and believable and KESTO comes a complete farce. Movie the supporting actors arc all ' T O I B K R M K The casting was the first big ^ A >___ strongly played. Kim Caltrall as mistake made in this movie, DCPKYC CAH TR Review “Sherman’s” wife “Judy” and Jon • *S>' ^ M' ( I'll which is about a man, “Sherman Hancock as “Reverend Bacon” OIBKV PK; EKOO, BAHCLE McCoy,” whose wealth, family all else that “Maria” conveyed in give endearing and strong perfor­ social status and beliefs are im­ HE MISSES HIS the book. Ultimately, she is just mances. AIR BKYN PZDM WIFE'S COOKIN&' — periled when his car accidentally C tBMbyNCA M too soft spoken and sweetly sexy There also is the potential for a strikes a young black man. to get the point across. strong and effective ending. In­ VIPKRTPKV. LZR GRANAH Now arrange the circled letters to ERNIE by Bud Qraea Bruce Willis as “Peter Fallow,” None of the lead actors ever form the surprise answer, as sug­ who in the book was an English stead, the movie is dragged on for E K ’ Y K J I I H gested by the above cartoon. seems to break stride and get into several minutes so the audience m ' > m j IT'S 10 reporter, is a major mismatch. his or her role. The saddest thing can hear a lecture from Morgan 7-^ o c u x x ; Through most of the movie Wil­ 8 Y T K A H V .’ — HTYX Answer: EVERY HE is that it’s really not their fault. Freeman as “Judge White.” s. S / u EFFIE lis’ voice narrates, sounding more ^ The only thing the actors can be It’s too bad that good sets, 5 (Answers tomorrow) like the voice on a cheap cassette L I J C Y H K . blamed for is choosing to do this strong supporting actors and a Jumbles: ACUTE BROOK UPTOWN SHAKEN T that can be bought in any store, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Hollywood: No time to think. Yesterday's ballplayerrer ffelt on an off d a y - movie. The fault lies with the potentially good ending can’t save JO ^ It's shoot. Boom. If you don't get it right the first time, do Answer How the rather than the voice of a man OUT OF "WHACK" writer and the director. this movie. The only thing left to > it again." — Mary Martin. who helped destroy another man’s Michael Christofer chose to say is please try and read the X life. Now bock In tiock. Jumbl. Book No. 49 !• •.kilobit lo, I 2« , write his screenplay on the satiri­ book. •nd hondling. Iran Jomblo. c/o IhU nowipopof. P.O. Bo« 4369, OH4mta FL 329M - 4JM . Another blunder is the casting IneluUi yoiMnamo, idrtaa t ind tip eodo and maka chook poyabla to Nowapaporbooka. cal side, rather than trying for the D Tha Associated Press of Tom Hanks as “Sherman iSr (fi FUNNIEST GUYS — Funniest guy in America Warren Hutcherson, left, poses backstage with somber and dark feeling given in Key: ★ = Poor, ★ ★ =Fair, McCoy.” Although he tries, there the book. This approach might comedian Dennis Miller of Saturday Night Live after being awarded $50,000 as the nation’s ★ ★ ★ = Good, ★ ★ ★ ★ = Vcry THE PHANTOM by Lae Falk A Sy Barry is something about his babyish have worked if he had managed to best aspiring comedian. Locally, a search for funny people will be held Friday and Saturday Good, ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ =Excellcnt, 1 face and the almost childlike in­ get to the satire. Instead, the ☆ =Half star NO ANSWER FROM SPIKE AND SAM.^ ^BUT OUR GUVS ARE IN THERE THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Center Court in the Pavilions at Buckland Hills Mall, Manchester. r . v j i OKAY,, LET'S e o WITH THE GREN APES/ I DID THE FIRST o c m e '{EARS, ^ BLOW UP THE v i l l a g e / y TOUGH COES THAT 0)IC< I T ^ ^ T OOHT XCO HATE THAT PR5 - MORE WB(>HT-L0 6 6 PARED FOOD HtX) HAV5 TD^T? t BUT I'M 6 B T n t^ C^C? TP \Ty F O R U 6 ' R E A P y - P P O tb K A M Queen of sagas launches book

By LINDA DEUTSCH capist pop literature recalls her first a pair of diamond earrings. “I took The Associated Press overnight success as fondly as a first ref^uge in the one thing I was sure of — shopping. ... It had never oc­ h i love affair. LOS ANGELES — When she She still wears the golden cuff curred to me there was money in first hit bcst-scllcr lists a dozen bracelet from her husband, producer this,” she says of her book writing. years ago with her steamy novel, Steve Krantz, to commemorate the And it had never occurred to her 1^ “Scruples,” Judith Krantz thought it “Scruples” publication. It reminds that she could make a major pur­ was a fluke, a magical midlife gift her of that star burst of fame and chase without her husband’s ap­ HAOAR THE HORRIBE by DIk Browne THE QRIZWELLS by BUI Schorr C 1M 0 by King Fsstu rsi S yn d icM . loc Wortd rtghti r I DON'T KNOW WHETWER. that would never come again. fortune that sent her into orbit as a proval. “It’s one of the basic things OF TUVIVI 5AIP TO 4FIVE TO TA K E nr A5 A RU5IHE^5 “I was in shock for two years,” best-selling author. most women can’t do — they can t T iHE HIM MY LUHdlH OR MEPICAL PEPU^TIOH... she says of the book sales bonanz.a And she, who has since sold write a big check without asking m o n e y o k H E'P I 5RCAK EVERY that set the publishing world on its books and miniseries for millions, their husbands. It’s very satisfying 3 p O H E IN M Y car. “1 put one foot in front of still savors the memory of her first for a woman of my generation to 7M another and did what a person does $50,000 advance. write a check without asking on a 16-city book tour when you “Semples” was published two anyone.” days after her 50th birthday and, for But there was life after have a No. 1 best seller. But I didn’t W RONG T A LE N T — Many people who read the novel “Bonfire of the Vanities” will be dis­ know what I was doing.” this former free-lance magazine “Scruples,” and Krantz, fearful of Now, launching her sixth book, writer and Beverly Hills wife and being swallowed by fame’s dizzying appointed with the recently released movie adaption, starring, above, Melanie Griffith and “Dazzle,” another in the sex-and- mother, a new life had begun. whirl, retreated to her typewriter. Bruce Willis. gl amour sagas that have made her When she hit the best-seller list, “I started another book so I had a famous, the acclaimed queen of es­ she ran out and impulsively bought feeling of being grounded,” she said. _ \ 1 ALLEY OOP by Dave Oraua FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavaa ‘Godfather III’ wraps up story WE'LL LET HER WELL BACK, ALLEY.' BECAUSE AH'P BET MY POKE flNAl-^ClAL- SET A MIGHT ( \ -t h e r DON'T LET 'IM THAT POLECAT'S THIMKIN' I/V A WOPP>, A t-i- Superlatives of 1990 announced CLOSER.THEN ..... / O N L Y S E E y o u ! By LINDA TROMBLEY roles as “Michael Corleone,” his FLAG'El^ DOWN! nie Corleone” than she did in the \(OUP Here were some of the superla­ Jackson (A&M), more than 6.5 pany Manchester Herald wife “Kaye” and liis sister “Con­ first two “Godfathers.” She does a lW*N- ^ tives of 1990: million copies. IBM, estimated 1990 earnings nie.” Andy Garcia joins the cast as good job portraying a mature “Con­ AC-douMT^ A^f Mow Best-Selling Automobile in Broadway’s Hottest Ticket $5.8 billion. Laughter, love, blood and “Sonny Corleone’s” illegitimate son nie” who has inherited her father’s w U.S. “The Phantom of the Opera,” Highest-Phid Athlete killer instinct. She seems to act with a c c o u n t s . violence remain part of the Corleone r ^ Honda Accord, 392,810 cars. with $20 million in advance tick­ Former heavyweight champion family in the newest addition to the a newfound aura of mystery. Best-Selling Vehicle in U.S. ets currently sold; Saturday even­ Mike Tyson, $28.6 million. Godfather series, “The Godfather The best addition to the cast is Ford F-Scrics pickup, 491,204 ing orchestra seats not available Highest-Paid Executive I t o III.” Francis Ford Coppola Movie Andy Garcia as “Vincent Mancini.” T h a v i s j i- ? - . ? / trucks. until June 1991. Craig O. McCaw, McCaw Cel­ He captures the intensity and quick 9 again shows us that he is one of the 1990 by NEA, Inc Top-Grossing Movie Most Expensive Painting lular, $53.9 million. finest directors in the business. Al­ Review temper that James Caan show ^ as “Ghost,” $198 million as of Vincent Van Gogh’s “Portrait Highest-Paid Actor (per though this plot isn’t as strong as the “Sonny Corleone.” Garcia steals Dec. 3. ROBOTMAN by Jim M«ddlck PHIPPS by JoaaphFarrta of Dr. Gachcl,” auctioned for film) first two, through Coppola’s eyes it “Vincent Mancini” and Sofia Cop­ practically every scene he is in with Top-Rated TV Show $82.5 million. Michael Douglas, $15 million. gains strength. He has a way of pola as “Mary Corleone,” “Michael” his sexy and kinetic performance. FRANKLY, WiRSHAS )SH6^S TAW f^ ABC’s Academy Awards Richest Person Highe.st-Paid Actress (per shooting even the bloodiest scenes and “Kaye’s” very grown up He also brings out the best in the ac­ BEEMCWEOF J Y RMST/N0(/R telecast. Match 26; Nielsen rating The Sultan of Bmnci; wealth film) so that they seem to be beautifully daughter. tors around him. Pacino comes o S a e S S - YlSfWTANEDUS of 27.9, audience share of 48 per­ estimated at $25.6 billion. Meryl Streep, $3 million. choreographed dances. TTiere are no bad performances in closest to capturing his original cent, 26 million homes. Richest Person (Non-Royal- The story picks up in 1979. this movie, but there are some vigor when he is with Garcia. Top-Rated TV Series ty) Highest-Paid Entertainer “Michael Corleone” is trying to get mediocre ones. At no time docs A1 “The Godfather ftrt III” effec­ NBC’s “Cheers.” 20.1 Nielsen Yoshiaki Tsutsumi of Japan; Bill Cosby, $57.5 million an­ his family established as completely Rjcino hit upon the intensity he had tively wraps up the story of the Cor­ rating, 33 percent audience share wealth estimated at $16 billion. nually. legitimate, and the other Mafia when he played “Michael” in 1970 leone family and keeps people on (year-long to Dec. 5), 19 million Richest Person (American) Sources; Forbes Magazine; For­ families decide that with Michael’s edge for a good part of the movie. 9 and 1971. He seems tired and pos­ homes. John Werner Kluge; wealth es­ tune Magazine; Billboard help they too can become semi­ sibly bored with his role in this ★ ★ ★ Best-Selling Music Album timated at $5.6 billion. Magazine; Institutional Brokers legitimate. movie. Key: ★ = Poor, ★ ★ = Falr, “Rhythm Nation 1814” Janet , Most Profitable U.S. Com­ Estimate System. A1 Pacino, Diane Keaton and Talia Shire, on the other hand, ★ ★ ★ =Good, •k'k-k-k=\try Good, Talia Shire return to their original seems to have more fun with “Con­ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ =ExcelIent, ^=Half star fWH<)lio''l-*3-3 1 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Jan. 3,1991—13 12—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Jan. 3, 1991 Higher movie prices FOCUS We support our forces offset viewer decline serving in the Middie East! Dear Abby Dr. Gott By JOHN HORN Tuesday, which actually fell in ‘The Rookie” with Clint Eastwood PEOPLE The Associated Press 1991. and “Stanley & Iris” with Jane Recent polls indicate our men and Abigail Van Buren For the weekend, “The Godfather Fonda and Robert De Niro. ■ Demand for tapes of Willie Nelson belting out Peter Gott, M.D. HOLLYWOOD — Ten percent Part III” was second with $19.6 mil­ an anti-war tune he wrote 25 years ago hasn’t been fewer Americans went to the movies lion and “Kindergarten Cop” was The lambada craze came up lame women stationed in Saudi Arabia overwhelming, but volunteers hope the movement in 1990 but higher ticket prices third on revenues of $16.3 million. at the box office and other 1990 will snowball as the possiblility war in the Persian pushed the industry’s box-office “Dances With Wolves” made $11.9 busts were “The Two Jakes,” Woman relives Gulf grows. Schizophrenics’ take to a near-record $5 billion. million for fourth. “Everybody Wins,” “State of miss their loved ones at home and Since the offer was made last week, about 100 The total amount spent by movie In fifth was “Edward Scis- Grace,” “The First Power,” “Ghost blank tapes were dubbed with the country singer’s goers flocking to such hits as sorhands” ($9.3 million), followed Dad,” “Where the Heart Is” and messy childhood peace song “Jimmy’s Road” and a 10-minute reading dysfunctions vary “Home Alone” and 1990’s top by sixth-place “Look Who’s Talking “The Gods Must Be Crazy II.” miss news from home. moneymaker “Ghost” was just shy DEAR ABBY: Our married daughter, who lives 300 of Mark Twain’s “The War Prayer,” 17-year-old DEAR DR. GOTT: My girlfriend is schizophrenic Too” ($8.7 million) and seventh- of the 1989 record of $5.03 billion, Here are the top movie ticket miles from us, keeps her home spic and span, but when Kevin Zettner said. and suffers ostracism because of the condition. Would place “Three Men and a Little the Motion Picture Association of sales Friday through Thesday as tal­ she visits us with her family (several times a year), she The song was inspired by Zettner’s father, David, you please inform the public that people with this afflic­ Lady” ($7.2 million). Send your loved one our hometown America said Wednesday. reverts to her teen-age messiness. She never makes a a former bandmate of Nelson, who wrote it after Zet­ tion arc not split personalities and are not harmful to “Mermaids” was eighth with a lied by Exhibitor Relations, with Those and other medium-budget, distributor, weekend gross, number bed, hangs up a towel, cleans a sink or washes a dish. tner was drafted during the Vietnam War. society? gross of $6.2 million, “Misery” was feel-good releases such as “Pretty ninth with $6.1 million and “The of theater screens, average per Her children, ages 3, 5 and 8, always pick up their toys T he teen-ager is a volunteer helping Pcdemales DEAR READER: Schizophrenia is a mental disorder paper. The Manchester Herald, with Woman” beat out high-budget star screen, total gross and number of at home, but when they visit Grandma, their toys are Film Co. employee Bob WishofT distribute the taptes. marked by impaired functioning and disturbances in Russia House” landed in 10th on vehicles like “Bonfire of the everywhere — even when they leave for home. My hus­ Anyone who sends a blank tape and self-addressed, thinking, feeling and behaving. However, schizophrenics $5.5 million. weeks in release. Vanities” and “Havana.” all the news from Manchester and sur­ band and I love to have them vv.it, but picking up after stamped envelope receives a copy. exhibit enormous variation in their degree of dysfunc­ For the year, following “Ghost,” Admissions were down 10 per­ Figures are based on a combina­ them is no small chore. tion. For instance, mild schizophrenics suffer minimal “Pretty Woman” and “Home cent, from 1.13 billion in 1989 to tion of actual box-office receipts and Housework never was one of my favorite things, but 1 ■ World chess champion Garry Kasparov thought disorders and get along surprisingly well in our Alone,” were: 4. “Tbenage Mutant about 1 billion tickets sold in 1990, studio projections where actual rounding areas. always kept a fairly tidy house and cleaned up after promised to sell his $1 million, diamond-studded society, although they may need periodic drug therapy Ninja Tlirtles” ($133 million); 5. but higher prices offset that slow­ figures are not immediately avail­ myself. My daughter docs that, too, at home, but when trophy and give the money to poor Soviet Ar­ with tranquilizers and close psychiatric monitoring. “The Hunt for Red October” down, the association said. able. she comes to visit, she acts like she’s vacationing at a menians. On the other hand, severe schizophrenics arc often ex­ ($120.7 million); 6. ‘Total Recall” The onset of recession may put a hotel with maid service. Where did I go wrong? At World Chess Championship closing ceremonies tremely violent and may have delusions that they arc ($118.3 million); 7. “Die Hard 2” damper on the future, said Larry 1. “Home Alone,” 20th Century WEARY GRANDMA Wednesday, Kasparov, 27, received the trophy being persecuted (paranoid schizophrenia). Such patients ($115.3 million); 8. “Dick Tracy” Hanson of Chicago’s Excellence Fox, $25.1 million, 2,141 screens, DEAR WEARY: You went wrong when your studded with 1,018 diamonds and a check for $1.7 often require prolonged hospitalization and large doses ($103.7 million); 9. “Back to the Fu­ million. of strong drugs called psychotropics. Some Theatres Corp. ture Part III” ($87.6 million); 10. $11,746 per screen, $152.1 million, daughter and her brood visited you the first time, and in seven weeks. an effort to make them feel welcome, you picked up after “I won the world championship in the final schizophrenics arc incapable of living in an open society. “I don’t think 1990 was as good “Presumed Innocent” ($86.3 mil­ Th« Associated Press to the industry as 1989 was,” he them without suggesting that they make their own beds, minutes of the year,” Kasparov said, adding that he To a large degree, a schizophrenic’s maladaption is a lion). 2. “The Godfather Part III,” said. “And the economic conditions keep their bathroom clean and instruct their children to had not forgotten “that the year* started with a ANTI-WAR WILLIE — Volunteers helping function of his or her delusions. The person who believes “TTie biggest surprise of 1990 has Paramount, $19.6 million, 1,901 will have an impact. People are put their toys away. But it’s never too late to set her tragedy.” to distribute an anti-war tape by Willie Nel­ he is the Messiah or who feels menaced by those around got to be ‘Home Alone,”’ said Greg screens, $10,289 per screen, $33.6 more cautious with their disposable su^aight. He referred to the thousands of minority Ar­ him is not going to function well in society and, at the Rutkowski, a vice president with million, two weeks. son say they haven’t been ovenvhelmed income ... but then again, people > Parents encourage laziness and carelessness in their menians who fled Baku, his birthplace on the very least, will be an object of ridicule. Conversely, AMC Entertainment Corp., the na­ Caspian Sea, during violent ethnic clashes with Azer­ with requests — at least, not yet. many schizophrenics act merely perplexed and suspi­ still love to escape.” tion’s second largest theater circuit 3. “Kindergarten Cop,” Universal, children by making no demands on them whatsoever. $16.3 million, 1,922 screens, $8,505 baijanis. cious; they arc not a threat to themselves or to others. The attendance drop is at­ with 1,650 screens. Children develop backbone and a sense of responsibility per screen, $32.5 million, two ‘The money gathered will be distributed to those cial. Therefore, while I agree with the tone of your question tributable to several causes. “That film is on target to do $180 when their parents put a little weight on their shoulders. “It’s not a downgrade,” Diddley said Wednesday weeks. who today have no work and who no one takes care — namely, that schizophrenia is a medical disease for There was no runaway hit like million to $200 million. That’s un­ DEAR ABBY: I recently received your booklet titled from his Albuquerque, N.M. home. “It’s an upgrade 4. “Dances With Wolves,” Orion, “What Every Teen Should Know.” I found it to be both of,” said Kasparov, whose mother is Armenian. which patients should not be ostracized — I cannot en­ 1989’s “Batman,” which made $252 believable,” he said. thing for me all the way.” $11.9 million, 1,269 screens, $9,376 interesting and informative, but I was left with an un­ dorse your conclusion that such patients do not constitute million. Movie fans continued to The 62-year-old guitar wizard said the commercial The National Association of per screen, $61.6 million, eight answered question. Plca.se don’t think I’m stupid — but: ■ Brandon Tartikoff, who made NBC a winner, a threat to society. Some do. Further, many rent and purchase movies on slammed by Richmond radio announcer Rik Maybee Theater Owners said ticket prices weeks. In the section “How to Get Pregnant,” you cited the was recuperating today after a car crash that also in­ schizophrenics behave unpredictably, hallucinate and in­ videocassette, which does not con­ as “one of the saddest things on Earth” may expose tribute to a movie’s box office have been climbing over the last case of a virgin who became pregnant after engaging in jured his 8-year-old daughter. advertently draw attention to themselves. This strange more people to his music. report, and the recession put the several years, increasing from an 5. “Edward Scissorhands,” 20th heavy petting. Is it possible, then, to transmit the AIDS Tartikoff, 41, was upgraded Wednesday from behavior can be scary to normal people, who often dis­ serious to satisfactory condition with a broken rib In the 30-second ad for Jefferson Loan Office Inc., squeeze on lesiure-time spending. average $3.91 in 1987 to $4.11 in Century Fox, $9.3 million, 1,109 virus in the same manner? It seems likely to me, but even cover that dealing with a schizophrenic can be an unset­ and pelvis, a hospital spokeswoman said. His Diddley played his trademark rectangular guitar, “Ghost,” a love story, made 1988 to $4.44 in 1989. The average screens, $8,353 per screen, $27.3 with all the information presented to students about tling experience because of aggressive outbursts and the million, four weeks. daughter, Calla Lianne, was listed in serious condi­ Lucille, and sang a ditty about the pawn shop. $206.1 million to emerge as the price for 1990 was not available, but AIDS, I have never heard this question addressed. threats of violence which characterize the disorder. By special arrangement, a three tion with a head injury. year’s most popular title and the several theater owners said prices Please hurry your reply. Schizophrenics need medical help and understanding as rose. 6. “Look Who’s Talking Too,” Tartikoff’s vehicle collided with another near his ■ Pop poseurs Milli Vanilli shared TV Guide’s much as any other group of people with serious illness. 11th biggest of all time. “Pretty Tri-Star, $8.7 million, 1,625 screens, CURIOUS IN HERMISTON, ORE. “phoney baloney” award and were joined by Woman,” a contemporary Cinderella DEAR CURIOUS: According to the Centers for Dis­ vacation home on Lake Ibhoe, the Highway Patrol “Split personality,” when a schizophrenic believes that In a few markets such as Los An­ $5,325 per screen, $28 million, three month subscription is only $13.00. said. Roseanne Barr and Kathie Lee Gifford as he or she is several different people, is unusual. Most tale about a prostitute and geles and New York, movie tickets weeks. ease Control, there have been no reports of transmitting recipients of the magazine’s annual ZAP awards. the AIDS virus through heavy petting. However, such ac­ Tartikoff became at age 31 the youngest entertain­ schizophrenics simply withdraw from reality (as we businessman, was second with a now cost $7.50 apiece. Even ment president in the network’s history. He pushed TV Guide’s Jan. 5 edition gives 1990 Zap awards know it), engage in delusional thinking and have difficul­ gate of $178.4 million, said Ex­ second-nm discount houses charge 7. “Three Men and a Little Lady,” The Manchester Herald w ill be tivity should be avoided with any male partner who is to the year’s most memorable TV botches and HIV-infected or who is ^ risk for HIV infection. __ __ the bottom-rated network into first place five years ty controlling internal drives. hibitor Relations Co. Inc., which $3 or more in some cities. Disney, $7.2 million, 1,578 screens, blunders. later with programs such as “Cheers” and “The Fartunately, the majority of schizophrenics can be compiles figures on movie spending. The year’s top-drawing actress $4,573 per screen, $54 million, six mailed daily, with sports, local People are eating them up! For Abby’s favorite Cosby Show.” Milli Vanilli, the duo of Fabrice Morvan and Rob helped by psychiatric counseling and the use of mood-al­ With a sudden holiday surge, weeks. recipes, send a long, business-size, self-addressed en­ Pilatus, admitted they never sang on their hit album was Julia Roberts, whose movies tering drugs. “Home Alone,” a comedy featuring combined for $278.6 million in velope, plus check or money order for $3.95 ($4.50 in ■ Rock ’n’ roll pioneer Bo Diddley makes no and were stripped of their best new artist Grammy 8. “Mermaids,” Orion, $6.2 mil­ To give you more information, I am sending you a free a child as domestic terrorist, jumped 1990, from “Pretty Woman,” “Flat- news, features and all the news, to Canada) to; Dear Abby, Cookbboklet, P.O. Box 447, apologies for plugging a pawn shop in a TV commer- award. lion, 977 screens, $6,346 per screen, copy of my Health Report “Mental and Emotional Ill­ to third place for the year with liners” ($61 million) and the 1989 Mount Morris, 111. 61054. (Postage is included.) $16.4 million, three weeks. ness.” revenues of $152.1 million overall. release “Steel Magnolias” ($39.2 “Home Alone” made $25.1 million million in 1990). The top male draw 9. “Misery,” Columbia, $6.1 mil­ keep them up to date. over the five-day New Year’s Day was I^trick Swayze from “Ghost” lion, 1,329 screens, $4,558 per weekend to claim first place for the with $206 million. screen, $39.9 million, five weeks. THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1991— PRIME TIME seventh straight weekend. 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(203)643-2711 P.O. BO X 591 MANCHESTER- Echoes from deep seas HERE'S $249,900. Reduced. Where Jane Pauley readies This custom brick ranch located on Adelaide Rd. will be perfect tor your give scientists clues entertaining needs. Call Do I J MY Sharon Miller to view all for 'real life' show JHandieaUr Hcralb the special amenities By HENRY STERN Scientists believe sea levels have been accelerated by man’s this home has to otter. A The Associated Press changed gradually for most of the burning of fossil fuels since the in­ Re/Max Real Estate, Sign? By JAY SHARBUTT Although a half hour is com­ how it is to live in America in the CARD... 647-1419. last 80 million years, said Ken dustrial revolution in the 18th cen­ The Associated Press mon for syndicated news — and ’90s.” F ABOARD THE MAURICE Miller, a Rutgers University re­ tury. Every Thursday, we are sort-of news — series, it’s un­ Browning says he prefers the EWING OFF NEW JERSEY — searcher. Old maps of the ocean To determine how quickly sea 16BRAINARDPUCE PLEASE TELL THEM M U ST SELL! $121,000. 6 running a special advertis­ NEW YORK — Jane Pauley usual for a network news show. kind of stories that are “not Room full dormered Scientists aboard this research ves­ level is changing, scientists plan to HERALD SQUARE ing page or pages giving floor, made for oil exploration, indi­ will start learning if she really is a Pauley’s show is getting an hour abstractions about high policy on YOU SAW IT IN Cape with 2 full baths, sel are bouncing loud noises off the drill holes into the ocean floor and FAX (203) 643-7496 MANCHESTER, CONN 06040 cate measurable shifts about once Ready for Prime Time Player this once a month, when Brokaw’s in­ Capitol Hill, but very close-to- fireplace, full basement, you information on all types ocean floor and recording the echoes every million years. examine buried layers of soil from vinyl siding and Sunday when her “Real Life With vestigative “Expose” takes a Sun­ the-bone stories of what goes on THE MANCHESTER HERALD! of specialty businesses. in a search for clues to changes in But in the last 18,000 years, sea the past 40 million years. 60’x424' lot! Hurry! A Jane I^uley” begins, followed by day off. in the living rooms, stores and "We’re Selling Houses!" the level of the world’s seas. levels have risen worldwide by an The researcbcrs on the 239-foot Tom Brokaw’s new thrice-a- But she readily admits that if schools of America.” Every six seconds a half-dozen air Maurice Ewing spent most of Blanchard & Rossetto, average 360 feet. Much valuable month “Expose.” she had her druthers, she’d have a 646- 2482. guns fire into the water, sending a November gathering information for THE ALL OCCASION GIFT..... beach space has been lost in the last Each is a half-hour NBC News one-hour weekly series. She Thus, in one of the “Real Life” F______HERE'S MY deep “thud” penetrating up to 20 few decades. maps to help them decide where to series, the division’s 16th and originally thought that would hap­ specials, Pauley did a story on a WITH THE LOVING TOUCH..... kilometers into the ocean floor and “Sea level is rising right now,” drill. They’re looking for layers of HAPPY NEW YEARIII 17th attempt, respectively, with a pen. But NBC opted to split the woman searching for her mother bouncing back to the ship’s Miller said. “As the greenhouse ef­ sediment that contain clues to JOSEPH P.'DEMEO, JR. This extra-special 7 CARD.... weekly evening series since “First hour vacated by the low-rated — who had put her up for adop­ room Cape Cod on electronic ears. fect kicks in from man-made fossil climate changes. Tuesday” in 1969. Virtually all “Lifestories” for two news shows. MASSAGE THERAPY Certified Public Accountant Benton St. in fuels, sea level will continue to rise. tion. The ending wasn’t happy. “We set off an explosion at the “Dating these surfaces tells all the previous entries have had As is her custom, she puts the Manchester was just The mother was found, living LEONARDO PARLA - DIANA RAPHAEL surface and we simply listen for the We need to understand the rates of about the rise and fall. Our purpose short lives. treated to a major face­ 4 Thursdays for $65.00 change ” best face on things. NBC’s homeless on the mean streets of Manchester, Connecticut 06040 echoes,” said Greg Mountain, a here is to create a data set that will Much attention will be paid decision means that “conceiveab- lift! 2nd Floor now Columbia University researcher. Greenhouse effect refers to the allow us to come back in a few New York. FOR GIFT CERTIFICATES boasts a bedroom, sit­ NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE PUuIey, whose exit from “Today” ly the half hour will be less of a ting room and full baths N This is the first step in a project theory that pollution in the atmos­ Another show had a light seg­ years and drill,” said Mountain. and conu-oversial replacement by personal load on me,” she says. AND APPOINTMENTS CALL; for a total of 3 OFFERED SUCH A FANTASTIC phere is causing the planet to grow ment on American manners, and Telephone (203) 643-9034 designed to determine whether the Researchers anticipate drilling to Deborah Norville helped it be­ She laughs. “I’m just grateful to bedrooms and 2 full oceans arc rising rapidly, eventually warmer. whether they’re getting worse or RATE AS THIS!! begin in 1993 or 1994 after the maps come No. 2 — it’s been there for be on the schedule.” 203 646-4746 baths. Fabulous new to swamp the world’s coastal cities, Miller believes large polar ice whether New York’s inmates just and the data on some 700 reels of a year as of this week — in Her off-camera partner in the kitchen, new siding and or merely fluctuating as they have sheets began melting 40 million think they are. new roof I Ottered at tape, each 3,600 feet long, are ratings behind ABC’s “Good new venture is executive producer for millions of years. years ago, a process that appears to analyzed and cataloged. $145,000. Jackson & Call the Classified Department Morning America.” David Browning, a respected CBS “The highlight,” Browning Jackson Real Estate, But Pauley, as she was for 13 News graduate. beamed, “was a street fight out on Open 7 Days A Week Cunllffe Auto Body, inc. 647- 8400. and ask for Paula, for more Sixth Avenue, with guys throwing ©Hare <^akery <& (^hop “Today” years, appears the He spent more than 20 years F details & copy deadlines. NBC snags top spot over ABC epitome of sunny optimism. No there as a producer-reporter, knishes and souvlaki at each 846 Main Street ARTCUNLIFFE HAPPY NEW YEARIII matter that “Real Life” faces two doing the usual serious stuff but other. I never did figure out what Manchester, CT 06040 Owner Completely re-done 7 (203) 649-5380 By DEBORAH HASTINGS ABC a 10. Each ratings point ABC had an average rating of tough rivals — ABC’s also whimsical, very funny pieces it was all about.” room, 3 bedroom Colonial in the Sunset 643-2711 The Associated Press represents 931,000 homes. The 10.6 last week. CBS*and Dan Rather “America’s Funniest Home for the “CBS Evening News.” In that same varied-story vein, preceding week was won by ABC (penny's b a k e ry <& ^rr^^ee (^hop-pe Hill section of East had a 9.4, and NBC and Tom Videos” and the first half of CBS’ A tall man with a deadpan Simday’s opening show features with a 12.6 average rating. Hartford! Sparkling new LOS ANGELES — NBC ranked Brokaw an 8.7. “Murder She Wrote.” demeanor, he joined NBC in I^ulcy’s look at a Florida family 435 Hartford Turnpike kitchen and new 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE Only two shows in the top 10 We Specialize in Shops @ 30 23 Hartford Turnpike Route 83 first among the networks but scored Here are the top 10 shows, their “1 have no illusions — it’s not April, hired to create with Pauley where the mother, an Air Fbrce carpeting! Family room were not reruns — CBS’ “60 Wedding & Vernon, CT 06066 Talcoftville.CT 06066 NOT A MISPRINT!!! 6 NEW RANCH UNIT-Com- its lowest rating of the season as network and rating: “60 Minutes,” going to be as it was in the sum­ something that wouldn’t be just reservist, is called to duty because with bar, 1 full and 2 Minutes,” which finished first, and Birthday Cakes (203)871-0099 Phone (203) 643-0016 halt baths and central Room Split in need of fortable 2 bedroom, 2 viewers turned off the TV during CBS, 23.3; “Cheers,” NBC, 16.6; mer,” she said, alluding to the five another newsmagazine series. of the Persian Gulf crisis. O ABC’s “Full House,” which was air. In area of similar interior painting and bath, single family Christmas week. “Full House,” ABC, 16.4; “The one-hour “Real Life” specials that It proved a meeting of minds some minor trim work. home on a private cul- No. 3. Cosby Show,” NBC, 15.8; “Family had a Tuesday test run and quality, higher priced NBC, ABC and CBS lost a total about a show, if not a title, she But it also includes correspon­ homes. Owners Large country kitchen, de-sac. First floor m of nearly 4 million viewers during In the network news ratings, Matters,” ABC, and “Murder, She averaged a respectable 21 percent said. His was “Modem Times,” dent Bill Scheduler’s report on anxious! $159,900. hardwood, garage. Nor­ laundry. Covered rear 03 the holiday week, according to viewers once again picked ABC and Wrote.” CBS (Ue), 15.7; “A Dif­ share of the audience. hers ‘The Way We Live Today,” modem phone life, including in­ Jackson & Jackson th Coventry, $138,875. porch, full basement, figures released Wednesday by the Peter Jennings more than any other ferent World” and “Unsolved “We did very well against and both “were perfectly dreadful teractive phones and the curse of Real Estate, 647-8400. Philips Real Estate, attached garage. broadcast. If ABC remains on top Mysteries, NBC (tie), 15.2; reruns of good shows ... but now ... but at least they defined the “voice mail.” F 742-1450. $140’s. "We’re Selling A.C. Nielsen Co. WERLmGEi F Houses!" Blanchard & for the last week of the 1990 Nielsen NBC was first with an average “America’s Funniest Home we’re competing against original territory.” The summer specials had HAPPY NEW YEARil! Rossetto, 646-2482. rating of 10.6. CBS had a 10.2 and ratings year, it will have reigned for Videos,” ABC, and “The Golden shows, and we shall see.” That, she says, is “a survey of pieces on TV ratings and VCRs. J J e lO y ’S r This older 5-5 two fami­ F O Z! ly is just bursting with OWNERS WANT AN the entire year. Girls,” NBC (tie), 14.4. Mastectomy Forms / Fashions Professional Kitchen & Batliroom Remodeling f^tentiall Exterior has OFFER!!! $189,900. NEWER TWO FAMILY- I- Vascular Support Stockings One look will do on this 2,670 Square feet of Visit our Showroom newer vinyl siding, but s s interior needs updating Contemporary with 3-4 living. 6 Bedrooms, 3-1/ > m 254 Broad Street • Manchester, CT 06040 Meta Dever throughout. Spacious bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths, 2 baths, separate full 116E. Center St, apartments with formal living room with floor to basements, v>nyl siding. i j a By Appointment Only S u it e 16 dining rooms and cathedral ceiling Over 3 acres. 2 Decks. O 03 GEORGE R. JAY (203) 649-5400 6 4 7 -1 3 9 1 Manchester, Ct. 06040 fireplace, skylights, separate utilities. Ample Convenient location. 2 : -< CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 P re sid e n t FAX (203) 649-8265 — ' family room and den. North Coventry. parking is included with Built in 1985 this beauty Notices Lott/Lond (or Solo...... this Bissell St. home. $210,000. Other Multi- InvritmonI Proporty...... Merchandise Musical Item*...... Priced at $134,900. sparkles like brand Family homes m Loti/Found...... 01 ■utlntii Proporty...... Comorot and Photo Equipment. new! Anne Miller Real availablel Philips Real ^ •rio n a li...... n Jackson & Jackson Roiort Proporty...... Spcciolis^DglfjJ Holiday Soo*onal...... Pet* and Suppllo*...... Estate, 647-8000. Estate, 742-1450. o S Announccmtntt...... 03 Real Estate, 647-8400. Mortpopo*...... MI*cellaneou« ter Sale...... Here's M / Card is a special feature of the Manchester Herald and Auctlon»...... V...... 04 Antique* ond CotloctIMtp...... F Wonlod (0 Buy...... Rooflna/Sldlng...... S7 Too Solee...... F Financial...... OS S e r v i c e s Clottilnp...... Wanted (o Buy/Trodo...... Flooring...... SI .Furniture...... runs every Thursday. If you are interested in placing your business A Newspaper in Education Program Child Cor*...... Jt Elociricol...... 59 Employment A Education Rentals ITV/Storpo/Appllancot...... Sponsored by Part Tln>« H»lp Wonltd...... 10 Room* (or RonI...... 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Motorcvciei/Mopedt...... lndu*trlol Proporty...... f SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Auto Service*...... Real Estate Coropo* and Storopo..... Ottlco/Rotoll Eoulpmoftt...... O MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES... Auto* ter Ront/Lea**...... I THII^K HE'S HomM for Sot*...... 31 Roommoto* Wantpd...... Rocrootlonol Equipment...... MIscelloneou* Automotlvp..... Wonted to Ront...... ' ^ Call 643*2711 for more Information! GOitviG TO BE LOOKING Condominium* (or Solo...... 33 > 'Boot* and Morinc Equipment... Wanted to Buy/Trade...... m > PIZZA POR A N E W J O B .' RZZA iythE R A T E S : 1 to 6 dovs: 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified odvertlsments to READ YOUR AD: Clottlfed odvertlsements are *y the taken by telephone os o convenience. The SLIC 7 to 19 doy>: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesdoy through Saturday, the 3 ) ^ Monchester Herald It responsible for only one bLic, 30 to 35 days: 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ Incorrect Insertion ond then only for the size of 36 or more doys: 50 cents per line per doy. tion. For odvertlsements to be published the original Insertion. E rrors which do not lessen ifPizzil i 7 i M inim um chorse: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline It 3:30 p.m. on Friday. the volue of the advertisement will not be corrected by on odditlonol Insertion.

0 ) NOTICES ID PART TIME HELP ID PART TIME HELP 2 1 H O M E S F O R S A L E As a condition precedent WANTED WANTED You’ll make a lot of dough if you find a new job in the classified ads! to the placement of any COMPLETELY REFUR­ 1) The crisis in the Gulf has been exte of the rrxjst dramatic advertising in the BISH ED-Manchester, events of 1990. Iraq's takeover of Kuwait gave It control over Manchester Herald, Ad­ $128,900. A beautiful approximately ..?.. of the world's proven oil reserves. A home redone vertiser hereby agrees 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE takeover of Saudi Arabia would hove given It control over to protect, indemnify throuqhout including ail another 25 percent. NEW S new kitchen and bath, % a n d and hold harmless the BACK ON THE MARKET HANDYMAN SPECIAL- 0-13 b-20 c-27 new siding, roof, fur­ A NEW FEATURE CEDAR AND STONE Wine Dine Manchester Herald, its AND PRICED RIGHT! CONTEMPORARY!!! New addition needs nace and storm 2) The summer of 1990 started on o officers and employees CORRESPONDENT Wall-to-wall carpeted 6 $195,000. Move right finishing touches. Good MATCHWORPS against any ana all windows. Perfect tor A WINE AND DINE room Colonial with "Sweat Equity" project. peaceful enough note. In late first lime buyer. D. W. into this like new home liability, loss or ex­ newer vinyl siding and with 3 bedrooms, Large outbuilding great May, Mikhail Gorbachev and ct point./or each oomet match) pense including W e currently have an opening Fish Real Estate, 643- GUIDE EVERY thermo-pane windows. tor workshop. 1 Year G e o rg e Bush held their..?.. summit. SIENA'S SEAFOOD, INC. 1591. fireplaced living room, 1 — oppfoxlrrxjte o — authorize ALTNAVEIGH THE MAIN PUB C J'S G IANT attorneys’ fees, arising Insulated. Fenced rear sliders from family room buyer protection plan, o-tlrst b-second c-thkd Retail, Wholesale from claims of unfair for a news correspondent to F THURSDAY. LOOK yard and deck. Garage. Coventry, $99,344. 2— confirm b—enoneoiB RESTAURANT & GRINDERS and office to inground 3— toutty c—overwhelming INN trade practices, infring- CONTEMPORARY Corner lot. Vacant. Call pool and brick patio. Philips Real Estate, 3) In October, the Senate corv OVER 20 KINDS OF Take out dinners ment of trademarks, cover local events. This is a part- 4— Incumbent d—estlrrxited A romantic country Inn, located in the LOUNGE ELEGANCE-Builders FOR YOUR FAVORITE to set up showings THERMOPANE 742-1450. firmed the appointm ent o f ..?.. to historic district in Storrs, olleiing (ne Full selection of: Fresh fish, trade names or patents, immediately!! O W N ER F 5— pherKxnertol e—Job holder FULL DINNER MENU GIANT GRINDERS time position which Includes own home otters uni­ W INDOW S! Yard abuts the Supreme Court. He replaced lood and gracious hospitality. lobsters, clams, shrimp. violation of rights of que flair and style. In­ EATERY! ANXIOUSIII CHFA •PRIME RIB A SPECIALTY DEUaOUS PIZZA-SALADS open space for extra LEBANON-$108.000. w ho retired. Lunch, Dinner, SPAGHEHISHEULSRAVIOU Call for Dinner Specials privacy and infringe­ covering town government timate corner fireplace, POSSIBLE. Asking privacyl Anne Miller •PIZZAPASTASANDWICHES ment of copyright and $129,900. Strano Real Owner anxious-Make PEOPLE/5PORTS ENTERTAINMENT large covered deck. % Real Estate, 647-8000. Sunday Brunch E A T H E K O R T/VCE OUT 150 Grove SL, Vernon proprietary rights, unfair an offer on this 5 room 4) A big disappointment tor the (5 point, for mkA comet annotr) WED TO SAT meetings and feature writing. 4.86 Wooded acres. Estate, 647-7653. F Open Monday-Sunday. DIR: Near Tolland Une ExH 67 on 1-84 competition and libel F Ranch. Call Ron U.S. space program In 1990was the MON-THURS 11 AM-1 AM FRI 649-5329 or Spacious sized rooms, Fournier, 649-3087. Re/ 1) 1990 was another good year at Reservations accepted. and slander, which may &SAT11AM-2AM 872-2259 garage. Andover, failure of the Hubble telescope to the movie box office. The top gross­ result from the publica­ Please apply in writing to: CHFA MONEY STILL Max Real Estate, 647- 429-4490 SUNDAY 12 NOON-1 AM 649-5320 Mon10am-6pm; $204,875. Philips Real Let A Specialist Do It! work properly because of o in g (TK>vie of the ye ar w as o surprise tion of any advertise­ AVAILABLE-Call 646- 1419. 957 Storrs Rd., Rle. 195, Storrs, C T 273 Broad Street Tues-Sal 10am -8^ Estate, 742-1450. BISHOP ESTATES- F (CHOOSE ONE: faulty mkrof, wob­ sleeper hit called (CHOOSE ONE: 647-1551 ment in the Manchester F We know how impor­ 2482. Doctors/Medical Vtckle and Bill Gaudetta Watch lor our new location Vincent Valvo, Editor Coventry, $229,900. area. Huge dormered bling o f Its ofblt). "Pretty WofTxin," "Ghost"). 306 Main St Manchester M a n c h e s te r Herald by advertiser, in­ Gracious 7 room MANCHESTER- CHFA MONEY STILL tant your business is to you Cape located directly cluding advertisements Colonial to be built on $161,000. Raised 2) The notion lost m any o f Its m ost in any free distribution Manchester Herald AVAILABLE-Call 646- across the street from ranch on large lot. Bub­ 5) The strong ontl-lncumbent SHIRLEY'S RESTAURANT 2482. Private area in and we'd like to help you get private 10 acre lot. beloved entertoinefs In 1990. But A Touch of Gourmet CHOWDERTOWN PATIO publications published the hospital next to bling brook, detached mood before the November elec- THE Manchester. This Beautiful wooded lot parking lot! Call today I perhaps no loss was greater than Breaklast 6-10:30 am RESTAURANT by the Manchester P.O. Box 591 2-car garage. Lots of flons show ed u p m ainly In t h e ..?.. HAPPY HOUDAYSI young 3 bedroom, 2 the best results possible! with a view, steam and Lunch 11-2:30 pm Herald. Great opportunity! room. Call Barbara W. races, where less than holt of oH the d e a th ofwho cre ated the We have special hours Homestyle Cooking EATING PLACE bath Ranch set on a southern exposure. Still "We’re Selling Houses!" Tea 3-4:30 pm Manchester, CT We can do that for you by Re/Max Real Estate, winners were Incumbents. lovable Muppets characters. coming up: Open Tuesday-Sunday W e s e r w private treed lot. 24’ time to customize. D.W. Blanchard & Rossetto Dinners Thurs. Fri. Sat. 5:30-9:30pm Fish Real Estate, 643- 647-1419. Sun Dec. 23 10-5 250 Hartford Road R e c room. P rice in offering a special advertising rate Real Estate, 646-2482. o-House b-Serx3te 3) The biggest sports story of 1990 1750 Ellington Rd. South Windsor breakfast and lunch. 06040 1591. F c-gubemotorlol 1 $130’s. "We’re Selling 644-4688 RaBervation* recommandod Mon Dec. 24 8-3 645-6720 1 L O S T and F O U N D in our "Let A Specialist Do It" F was the upset defeat of heovy- Sun Dec. 30 10-5 Monday-Friday Houses I" Blanchard & v/elght champion Wtke Tyson b y Or call 643-2711 ^ Rossetto, 646-2482. THE WINDSOR HOUSE Mon Dec 31 11-8 5:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. FOUND-Cat: Female column. We offer a 1 inch ad that C LASSIC -4 Bedroom, 2-1/ unknown and unheralded In Restaurant on the Green T u e sJan I 11-5 Tasty Chick 2 bath, stone front NEWSNAME February. Visit us at the intersections ol Rle. 83 and Daily hot luncheon specials Calico, white/gray. after 12:00 noon. runs for 24 days for a very low Our regular hours are BRICK RANCH-2-Car at- Cape in southend. For (15 point, for comet anounr or an.wtr.) The affordable fine food Reagan R d Tuesday-Sunday 11 s.ta-S S a tu rd a y F o u n d n e a r GIVE THE GIFT THAT 4) Noonehodobetteryeorln 1990 restaurant. Sundays 11:30-5:00 p.ta Closed Mondays. We altar • wide Manchester High. 649- tached garage. Fire- price of $59.47 which is payable details call Linda Brown 5:00 a.m.-noon My party was than the pherximenal Nolan Ryan, 219 Broad Street Tues & Wed. 11:00-8:00 variely oi Ireah saalood as wall as Itesh 1465. placed living room, ex­ at 647-8691. Re/Max tried Sicken. We fry cholesterol tree. tra large kitchen, 3 bed­ in advance. Real Estate, 647-1419. defeated In who won hb 300th gome and Windsor, CT Th, Fri, & Sat 11:00-9:00 (breakfast only) LASTS ALL YEAR! Dining Room and Take Outs. IMPOUNDED-Mongrel, 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED rooms, 2 baths. Lot, F elections In my p itch e d o recordno hitter. ______688-3673______Closed Mondays S u n d a y female, light brown, M ost of our subscribers are 90x156. Price is A gift subscription to the notion In Febru­ o-fltfh b-sbrih c-seventh GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAIUBLE 7:00 a.m.-nc»n black muzzle. Picked NURSE EXPERIENCED-Aulo $185,000 Marion E. homeowners who at some point ary. A sa result, I (breakfast only.) up Christmas Day. Call Mechanics. Must have Robertson, Realtor, "" Eager buyers read ' 5) The Son Roncbco 49efs‘ blow­ We also offer Lobster SILVER LANE PIZZA Andover Dog Warden, The Superintendent ol the Ver­ Manchester Herald. lost the chance NETWORK non Public Schools, Vernon, CT own tools. Professional 643-5953. in time need your service, but out of Denver In Super Bowl YXN for$5.99/lb. RESTAURANT Rte. 83, Vernon, CT. 742-7194. the Classified to continue os F m h Garlte Holla Made Dally Is seeking applications fora reg­ Shop, 872-2024, Gary. don't even realize your business ranked them with the greatest istered nurse to provide nursing Call 647-9946, columns my nation's 9 94 Hartford Turnpike, Rte. 83 TAVERN ‘VUR DOUGH 203-872-1911 IMPOUNDED-9 Months BRIGHT AND AIRY-3 teams of oil time. The 49ers ore the old. Male Spitz cross. senrices to an elementary LITTLE CAESARS OF exists. When you run an ad in our President. 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Why not offer It telling our readers what ^ phone 643-2711 ^ Must be 18 years. for sale with a wont ad? you have for sole. 1 W 16—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Jan. 3, 1991 KIT 'N* CARLYLE by Urry Wright 8 7 l o s e . F O R S A L E 87 MISC. FOR SALE iBaurltrslpr Hrrali'l ftU^TloNAl "TV ft)R JUNK CARS-Towed free. E N D R O L L S , Call Joey, 528-1990. 27 V " width - 50‘», Need title. A SpccioHs 13" width -2for50'f IM/WJDIATei-y AFTeR, Newsprint end rolls can be 91 CARS FOR SALE Section 4, Page 17 picked up at the Manchester SPORTS Thursday, Jan. 3, 1991 Herald ONLY before 11 a.m. DATSUN-1980. Needs Monday througli Thursday. BOOKKEEPING/ CLEANING head gasket. Best offerl MASONRY ROOFING/ 649-9895. IN C O M E T A X SERVICE SIDING N E V E R PLACED a want K a R Masonry - Brfdt, stone, od? There's nothing to it Joseph P. Demeo, Jr. NEED YOUR CELLARS. concrete, pallo's and chimney tep ^. ... lust dia l 643-2711 Fifteen years experience. Fuiy Insured. Certified Public Accountant ATTICS & GARAGES LIONEL COTE BOB RILEY Dieterle sets a record 1^^ Ucense«S2364a Professional tax and accounting CLEANED? For Information on my bushess cal ROOFING & SIDING 9 1 CARS FOR SALE OLDSMOBILEA/OLKSWAGEN services. All 1040 consultations held Also junk taken to BattarBualnaaa Buaau. RegUarad •30 Years Experience 259 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER nHhConaumatProfoeOon. •Fully Insured In the privacy of your home or office. the dump? CdlS6»-7671 •License # 506737 CARDINAL 649-1749 643-9034 Call 644-1775 T9890lds.aera2dr. $9,995 as MHS rips Bobcats 646-9564 BUICK, INC. 1989 VW Golf $6,995 1989 Buick Skyhawk $7,460 1986 Olds Cutlass Sup. $6,995 Income Tax Preparation 1969 Cavalier Coupe $7,495 1988 Buick Regal $6,995 By LEN AUSTER South Windsor falls back to 1-1, 5-2 “Brindisi had a strong game for f i l l ELECTRICAL MISCELLANEOUS Reasonable ~ 1989 Honda Accord LX $11,960 1968 Olds Cutlass Sup. $8,995 Manchester Herald overall. us,” DeRasqua said. “That was the SERVICES SNOW PLOWING 1988 Buick Skylark $7,985 1983 Ch^sler LeBaion $3495 “I knew when I had her in seventh Experienced ~ Your Home DUMAS ELECTRIC 1986 VW Golf $5,995 big difference in the second quarter. Do you have a room thats always 1988 Corsica Sedan $7,490 1989 Toro Troteo $15,995 MANCHESTER — The only grade that she was a special person,” She’s been down the last couple of • WM br NEA. he Dan Mosler cold? A piece of electric baseboard GSL Building SNOW PLOWING 1987 Celebrity Sedan $6,385 1987 Pontiac 6000 $4,995 question left in Manchester High’s Manchester coach Joe Deftisqua games. When she comes dong, 649-3329 heat would solve the problem. The Maintenance Co. KEN'S LAWN SERVICE 1987 Buick Celebrity $5,995 1987 VW Golf $5,995 girls’ basketball encounter with said. “She made the commitment to we’ll be really tough. The second 1989 VW Golf $7,995 Installation Is affordable and Commercial/Residential Call 649-8345 1986 Buick Electra $7,895 South Windsor High Wednesday the basketball program. More than quarter Jen and Shelly just took con­ S I B O M B S F O R S A L E 21 HOMES FOR SALE operating cost would depend on building repair and home 1967 Buick Century $5,995 1987 Okfs Clera $5,995 or 1987VWGTI $5,995 night was when would the Indians’ the coaches, she’s helped turn this trol.” how often you use it Improvements. Interior and 1967 Celebrity Sedan $6,385 PARKLIKE GROUNDS- SHOWPLACE ESTATE- 1989Jetta $9,995 Shelly Dieterle break the school’s program around. I’m glad she’s get­ Amy Shumaker gave the Indians exterior painting, light car- 6434)747 19660ldsmoblle Clera $4,995 Rambling Ranch, Secluded spectacular. CARPENTRY/ Joseph Dumas 1966 Olds Cutlass $8,995 all-time career scoring mark. ting some recognition, and I hope a solid game with nine points and 13 20x40 pool, large red­ pentry.r. Complete janitorial...... Call For Free Estimates 1965 Ford LTD $3,995 1990 Okts Cutlass $11,995 2-Story Colonial nicely REMODELING 646-5253 service. Experienced, reli­ The game was close early, but a people realize how good she is.” rebounds while guards Mary wood deck, fully ap- sited on 1.8 acres, in 1964 Buick CentU7 LTD $4,890 M an / Others Lie. El 02888 able, free estimates. 17-0 run in the second quarter Dieterle finished with a game- Moriarty, Jessica Marquez and I^tty ptianced many recent shady grove. Cozy To ChooM From improvements, Ander­ CUSTOM QUALITY 81 Adams Street helped propel Manchester to its third high 19 points and now has 623 with Hombostel, with a smattering out of fireplace, formal dining One stop improvements. 643-0304 sens windows, 2-car TREE SERVICE/ Manchester straight win, a 59-34 decision in 14 regular-season games left to add outside shots, combined for a dozen room, walk-in closets, 3 Framing to Painting. garage. Coventry, bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths. FIREWOOD CCC East Division play. to her record. points. Licensed & Insured. '^ P R U N IN G 649-4571 CENTER $168,000. Philips Real Upscale bargaini The Indians had an early 9-2 lead, “Our guards are coming along,” Call Dave Adamick No, what was in doubt was when Estate, 742-1450. Coventry, $239,555. RREWOOD before the Bobcats closed to 11-9 DeRasqua said. “I’m so impressed F for a free quote. PAINTING/ HAWKES TREE SERVICE MOTORS would the 5-11 senior set the mark. Philips Real Estate, Cut, Split, Schaller Dieterle, needing 18 to tie the school after one quarter. South Windsor from the first game to now.” SOUTH VJINDSOR-AII 742-1450. 645-6523 PAPERING BuckeL truck & chipper. “Quality Used Cars” Seasoned, Delivered. Stump removal. Free Quality record at 622 set by Jennifer Hed- tied it at 11-all the opening bucket Cassarino led South Windsor with large rooms in this over­ F 461 Main Street of the second stanza by Stacie Cas- sized 6 room Cape with $110/cord estimates. Special Pre-Owned Autos lund in 1979-81, had 15 at the half. 18 points. SOUTH WINDSOR-Price NAME YOUR consideration for elderly and Value Priced Manchester, CT sarino. Manchester resumes play Friday 3 bedrooms, large reduced on this like KITCHEN & BATH 643-9145 It stayed that way until 57 handicapped USED CAR BEST BUYS! “We just let them get a couple of when it hosts Fermi "High at Clarke kitchen, 3 baths, new 4 year old U&R Call Anytime OWN PRICE ~ 649-4304 seconds remained in the third 647-7553 1988 Honda Accord LXI $10,900 fireplace and attached built Contemporary, REMODELING quarter when she put in a follow-up easy layups,” DeRasqua said. “You Arena in a 7:30 start. Father and son painting, Coupe, 5 Speed, Loaded 1964 Grand Wagoneer $4,995 garage. Asking From the smallest repair to the can’t do that. Ibu have to put them lovely cathedral ceiling 1987 Olds Cut. Supreme $7,900 layup. Manchester also took the junior $175,000. U&R Realty, largest renovation, we will do a papering, removal. 1985 Ply Caravelle Sed $3,495 away.” living room, and family V-8, AT, Arc, Low Miles That put her one off the mark. varsity game, 47-16. Beth Gerhard 643-2692. complete job. HEATING/ 1974 Ford Mustang $1,495 room with floor to ceil­ 528-5015 1985 Honda Accord LX $5,400 (10) and Julie Smart (9) led the 3-1 F Visit our beautiful showroom or PLUMBING 1985 Ford Escort 2 Dr. $2,395 And then the Indians ran a play, “Sometimes we have trouble ing fireplace, large WATERPROOFING AT, PS, PB, Stereo, Low Miles with Julie Smart dumping the ball young Indians. THE AMERICAN DREAM- dining room, special call for your free estimate. 1988 Acura Integra LS $8,995 1986 Dodge Lancer $4,495 against a zone. And (South Installation and Replacement inside to Dieterle. The layup fell, MANCHESTER (59) — Shelly Dieterle 9 1-t New modular Ranches, kitchen with glass doors Heritage Kitchen & Wall Papering and Painting 5 Spd., PS, PB, Sunroof, Cassette 1985 Buick Skyhawk $3,495 Windsor) was really playing 19, Jen Brindisi 3 4-4 10, Amy Siumaker 3 3-4 to s u n deck. 3 ofOil,Gas&iiQectric WET BASEMENTS? 1988 Hyundai GLS $4,995 and so, too, did the school mark. 9, Mary Moriarty 2 0-0 4, Jessica Marquez 3 0-2 CHFA/FHA/VA NO 30 years Experience 1979 Chevy Camaro $2,495 strong,” Dieterle said. “It just took MONEY DOWN. 5 Bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths, Bath Center •Water Heaters Hatchways, foundation cracks, 4 Dr., 5 Spd., A/C, Sunroof 1902 Plymouth Reliant $1,795 6, Patty Hombostel 1 0-0 2, Katie Smith 0 1-31, Insurance, References and “I knew at the beginning of the some time to adjust. We just decided Sharon Fish 1 0-1 2, Both Gerhard 2 0-0 4, Amy Rooms, 3 bedrooms, central air conditioning. 254 Broad Street •Warm Air Furnaces sump pumps, tile lines, gravity 1987 Acura Legend Sed $13,900 1986 Mercury Lynx $2,795 Free Estimates V-6, AT, Full Power year I was close to the record,” it was time for us to blow this team MIzoras 0 0-0 0, Julie Smart 0 2-2 2, Shelby vinyl siding, full Just reduced to •BoSers feeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ 1986 Renault Alliance Wtorlors 0 0 -10. Totals 24 11-18 59. Manchester 1984 Plymouth Horizon $2,800 $2,495 basements. Ashford, $239,000. Call Us! U&R Dieterle said, “but I forgot all about away.” SOUTH WINDSOR (34) — Stacie Cassarino Wilson Oil Company MARTY MATTSSON ness proffing of concrete walls 4 Cyl., AMTFM Cassette, Low Miles 1983 Olds Delta 88 $3,395 Coventry, Willington & Realty, 643-2692. 649-5400 it. I guess they were looking for Dieterle and frontcourt mate Jen 8 1-2 18, Tracey Santos 0 0-0 0, Katie Dieter 0 Reginald Pinto/Mancheetar Herald 645-8393 649-4431 1987 Acura Legend L $14,900 1963 Mercury Colony $3,995 Mansfield, $103,900- F and floors. Chimney clean outs, 0-1 0, Patrina Gooden 2 0-2 4, Leigh Kempinski SHOT — Manchester High’s Shelly Dieterle (21) gets set to put one in over South Windsor Auto, Leather, Loaded me. Brindisi (10 points) combined for 15 stone wails, and concrete repairs. 1985 Buick Skylark $3,595 2 0-1 4, Kristen Blume 1 2-2 4, Monica up. Philips Real Estate, 1987 Acura Integra 5 Dr. $7,500 The win boosts the defending of the points in the Indians’ 17-0 run defenders, Leigh Kempinski, left, and Patrina Gooden in their game Wednesday night at 22 CONDOMINIUMS Rick's Handyman and NO JOB TOO SMALL WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. 1985 Dodge Caravan $4,995 Tremblay 2 0-0 4, Caty MacLean 0 0-0 0, Amy 742-1450. Over 40 years experienced. Sen­ AT, PS. PB. AlWFM Stereo CCC East champs into sole posses­ Santucci 0 0-0 0. Totals 15 3-834. F F O R S A L E Carpentry Instant Sen/ice/Free Estimates Quality work at a 1984 Dodge Omni $1,995 that made it a 28-11 reading, and all Clarke Arena. Dieterle set a school career scoring mark as the Indians walloped the Bobcats, ior citizen discounts. 1987 Chrysler Lebaron $6,600 3-point goals: SW- Cassarino ■Remodeling & Repairs reasonable price! sion of first place at 2-0,4-2 overall. but put the game away. Halftime: 36-13 Manchester BattVKitchen Remodeling Coupe. AT, PJC, PS. PB 1982 Pontiac Phoenix $1,595 59-34. MANCHESTER- •Attics, basements, yards cleaned One Call Does It All Interior & Exterior Albert Zuccaro 1983 Ford Futura $179,900. On this bi­ •Hauling 1987 Pontiac Grand Am $5,900 $995 level on 2 acres with 2 $127,000. Delightful 30 Years Experience Free Estimates Turbo, AT, A/C, Sharp 1982DatsunB-210 $895 wooded condo area on •Insured Waterproofing fireplaces, 2 car garage •FREE ESTIMATES M&M Plumbing & Heating Call Brian Weigle 1989 Acura Integra RS $10,900 1979 Ford Mustang $1,995 Highland St. 2 and 2 barns already ______646-1948 649-2871 645-8912 646-3361 3 Dr.. Auto, Arc, AMTFM Stereo 1985 Dodge 600 Conv. $3,995 Bedroom , 1-1/2 bath 1988 Honda Prelude SI $12,900 wired I Room to relax 1975 Eldorado $5,000 Thoughts end unit. Extra large AT, Arc, PS, PB, POL. Cruise with the 3 generous 1973 Dodge Charger $1,995 Cheney at last bedrooms, family room. living room, eat-m 1990 Acura Integra LS $14,400 Enjoy the extras of a kitchen. A pleasure to AT, Arc, PS, PB, PDL, Cruise M-C/Vtsa Accepted Aplenty 32 APARTMENTS FOR 1987 Toyota Celica QT $8,995 o m security system, deck see. Call Barbara W. 31 ROOMS FOR RENT 76 MACmNERT A New Arrivals Daily and patiol Bring the Re/Mox Real Estate, RENT TOOLS AT, Arc, PS, PB, AMTFM Financing Available gets a victory MANCHESTER-Private 1989 Honda Accord Lxl $11,900 horse! Anne Miller Real 647-1419. Len Auster /• home, parking, laundry, Sedan, Auto, Loaded Estate, 647-8000. F MANCHESTER-3 full privileges. Working Bedroom Duplex. FOR SALE 1987 Nissan King Cab $5,995 9 2 TRUCKS & VANS Aulo, A/C, AM/FM MANCHESTER — It was a long time in coming, adult with references. Appliances. $725 Per Two Black and Decker, FOR SALE 2 3 LOTS 8t LAND FOR irSMIwiiSESo.. 1984 Olds Cut. Suprsms $3,900 and it was an uphill climb most of the way, but the DUTCH COLONIAL- $90/week. 649-2611. month plus utilities. electrical, No. 5025 preci­ SALE V-6, AT, A/C. Qean $137,900 CHEVROLET-1982. Pick- end was oh so sweel for Cheney Tech as the Beavers Security and references sion jack hammers with all ®!s©(!Diysir!i®!!a... 1990 Toyota Corolla LE $11,500 Manchester. Charming 4 required. 643-1082. U p Truck. C-20, 4 Playoff needed finally snapped a lengthy losing streak with a 58-52 LAND LAND LAND- chisels and star drill attach­ AT. Full Power. A/C, Like New bedroom home with 3 2 APARTMENTS FOR wheel drive. $3000/best overtime victory over Goodwin Tech Wednesday Largest selection land ments. 2 heavy duty Kendo 1988 Mercury Cougar $8,695 much natural woodwork RENT MANCHESTER-AVAIL­ offer. 645-6182. night at the Beavers’ gym. throiMhout. Wonderful for modular and custom ABLE FEBRUARY 1. 2 electrical concrete break­ iSanrltrstrr Hrralfi V-6, Loaded 1984 Toyota Celica $4,995 fam ily home with homeslll Builders Spe- COVENTRY-Convenient Bedroom with The win was the first for Cheney since Feb. 3, ers hammers, all chisels 643-2711 5 Spd., AM/VM, Clean 9 8 WANTED TO BU Y / to decide who hardwood floors, french cials-ZEYA and location. Rear courtyard appliances, 1 car 1989, when it beat Cromwell, snapping a 24-game including tamper attach­ K !i\S OT M.U 1985 Chavy Cavalier Wag $3,495 TRADE doors, floor to ceiling SATARI Dr. 1-2 acres, entrance. Carpeted, 1 garage, quiet area. losing streak. Cheney went 0-19 a year ago and had ments. Paid $5,600 new. 4 Cyl., Auto, PS, PB fireplace and even a North Coventry, bedroom apartment. Vicinity of hospital. dropped its first three of the 1990-91 campaign. first fbor laundry. D.W. $59,900 and up. Pos­ Adults preferred. No Security and Take all hammers etc. We buy clean, late m odel used is real No, 1 Cheney is now 1-3 for the season while Goodwin Fish Real Estate, 643- sible financing at 7% pets. $450/month. 1-1/2 references. No pets. $1,085. Call 646-3361 or 86 PETS & SUPPLIES SCHALLER cars and trucks. Top prices goes to 3-2. 1591. A P R with $30,000 Call 643-2924. months security. Call 647-1901. paid. “The feeling: I can’t really say because it’s so ex­ down, 5 year ballon. 742-0569. TERRIER X-Dachshund ACURA Who’s the No. 1 college football team in America? BRENDA LANE-1-5 Acre FIN D IN G A cosh buyer Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet citing,” first-year Cheney coach Art Bagdasarian, GIVEAWAY PRICEI EAST HARTFORD-1 St mixture. Male. T a n , 345 CENTER STREET Miami? wooded lots. Coventry, 33 CONDOMINIUMS for sporting goods equip­ black, 1 year, trained, 1229 Main Street who was jayvee coach a year ago, said. “This does Pleasant 2-story made $49,900 and up. Un­ Month $1.00. Available MANCHESTER Colorado? for comfy living. Vinyl FOR RENT ment Is easy when vou neutered, registered. Manchester, CT feel really good because I can’t believe we turned believable low price. now. Large 1&2 bed­ advertise In classified. 6 47 -7 0 77 Georgia Tech? siding, inviting fireplace, room apartments. Near Had shots. 643-0885. 646-6464 this team around like this. Goodwin is supposed to be Majestic and delightful EAST HARTFORD-Con- The final Associated Rress poll of sports writers and oak■ ffloors, lo formal dining land. Glastonbury line. In­ a good team. And it was until the fourth quarter when room, eat-in kitchen, cludes heat, hot water, do with option to buy or broadcasters released Wednesday afternoon puts it just died and we outhustled them.” COMMON ROAD-8 Lots straight lease. $ 5 0 0 . fenced yard. appliances. Nice area/ Colorado — just barely — on top of the heap. priced to sell. Heat and hot water Goodwin had a 15-0 lead after one quarter, and Manchester, $159,900. Willington, $54,900-up, busline. $525-$625. Bridge The ‘other’ poll has Georgia Tech No. 1 — by one included. Call Mary still controlled the game at 42-26 headmg into the P h ilip s Real Estate, 1 0 % down, 8 % 568-4306. Levy Leven- vote. 742-1450. thal Nettleton. Senior Gabbey, 646-2482 or final eight minutes. But Cheney outscored Goodwin, variable, 15 years, no 742-8866. But, who’s to say. 21-5, in the final stanza. Raul Mercier’s three free points, reduced costs. Citizens Discount. Almost played ace of hearts. When East There were valid arguments for all three. Tha Assoelatad Prtaa throws brought the Beavers close, and Todd Mer­ GRACIOUS DUTCH NOFR T H COVENTRY EAST HARTFORD-Spa- NORTH 1-3-91 Colorado was No. 1 heading into the multitude of COLONIAL-East FARMS-1 plus acre lots cious 2 bedroom for ♦ 9 7 4 showed out, South led the nine of SAVE — Vancouver goalie Troy Gamble stops a shot by Hartford’s Carey Wilson in the first cier’s three-pointer at the buzzer tied it at 47-all ♦ K 10 7 3 right bowl games. And the Buffaloes did knock off perennial H a rtfo rd , $189,900. in beautiful new sub­ $675/month. 1 3A HOMES FOR RENT hearts, finessing. Next came K-A of di­ period of their game Wednesday night at the Civic Center. Wilson had two goals as the heading into the three-minute extra session. ♦ K 2 Nice 4 bedroom home division with Boulevard Bedroom for $550/ amonds and the jack of diamonds, No. 1 front-runner Notre Dame. But Colorado did it by “At halftime we decided to into our UConn ♦ a 8 3 2 Whalers beat the Canucks, 5-2. with a choice location type street. North month. Includes heat MANCHESTER-5 By James Jacoby ruffed. South cashed king of hearts, the narrowest of margins, one single point, and it took a halfcourt press,” Bagdasarian said. “We pressed then played ace of clubs and ruffed a just right for possible Coioventry, $59,900-up.------and hot water. Across Bedroom, 2 bath. Very WEST EAST clipping call to nullify a 91-yard punt return by the halfcourt and they turned the ball over left and right. professional office. STAFFORD ROAD- from W ickham Park. large older home. ♦ K J 2 ♦ A Q 10 5 Many players are prone to open an club. Oops! West overruffed with the Irish’s Raghib ‘“Rocket” Ismail with less than a minute Mansfield, $29,900. $1000 per month plus 11- or 12-point hand in third or fourth heart jack, and the defenders took It didn’t start picking up until the fourth quarter and Park-like yard. Potential Wallace-Tustin Realty, ♦ J 6 5 2 ♦ --- to go to preserve the decision. in the overtime.” OLD EAGLEVILLE RD- position, trying either to score a par­ three quick spade tricks to set the for additional building 644-5667. utilities. References ♦ Q 7 4 3 ♦ 10 9 8 5 Georgia Tech was No. 2 according to AP heading into lot. Lovely hall 2.04-Acres, Coventry, and security. 644-3503. ♦ Q J ♦ 10 9 7 6 5 tial or to suggest the best lead against contract. Jim LeBlanc had six points, RSul Mercier five and $49,900. MANCHESTER-6 Room whatever contract the opponents the bowl season. The 'Vfellow Jackets were most impres­ Wilson makes home with open staircase, SPACIOUS-2 Bedroom Sure, declarer was unlucky that the Aaron Granato four in the fourth period for Cheney. MAIN STREET-1 Plus apartment. 476 Main SOUTH niight reach. For that reason North sive in overpowering alleged No. 19 Nebraska. One ar­ fireplace. French doors Ranch, full basement, hearts were 4-1, but he was still care­ In the overtime, it was balanced scoring for the acres, Coventry, Street. $650 plus ♦ 8 6 3 bid two clubs rather than jump-raising and more. D.W. Fish garage, nice yard. ♦ A Q 9 8 4 less. Just in case a nasty trump split is gument which Tech coach Bobby Ross would like you to $57,666. security. 646-2426. Beavers with Seve Jablonecki, Todd Mercier, Real Estate, 643-1591. $800.00 per month. ♦ A . 16 hearts immediately. Two clubs was in the offing, it’s best to win the first hear is that Atlantic Coast Conference clubs were in five S A M GREEN ROAD-1 weekdays 9:00-5:00. Granato and Kevin Dean netting two apiece and Jose F Coventry, Ask for Phil. ♦ K 4 the Drury convention, promising heart club trick with dummy’s ace. The play bowl games, and won three and tied another. Plus acres, Coventry, MANCHESTER-2 Bed­ support and asking South to clarify will still develop along the same lines, delivery for Whalers Martinez three. Also available, 8 room, No other conference could lay claim to such a record LEGAL NOTICE $58,900. room apartment. Ap- Vulnerable: Both Granato led Cheney with 14 points, Todd Mercier 4 bedroom Colonial, 2- whether the opening bid was sound. but the difference will be that declar­ TOWN OF ANDOVER OLD TOLLAND TPKE-1- pliances/air. Security/ Dealer: North in postseason play. 1/2 baths, 2 car garage. Since South’s two-heart rebid prom­ er, after ruffing his diamond loser in down,” he said. “I’ve had enough of added 13 and LeBlanc 10. Gino DiDominico led T he third quarterly installment 4.76 Acres, Coventry, references. $600 plus Georgia Tech’s win, however, can be suspect because $1,500/month. Philips Soath West North East ised a full opening bid (two diamonds dummy, will be able to return safely By JIM TIERNEY those taken away.” Goodwin with 14 points. o f praperty taxes on the Oc­ $59,333-up. utilities. 649-8393, 8-6. of its opponent. Nebraska is the prime example of what a “I was kind of hoping Real Estate, 742-1450. Pass Pass would have been an artificial nega­ to his hand with the club king to pick Manchester Herald CHENEY TECH (58) — Brian Rouleau 0 0-1 0, Josa Martinez 2 1-1 tober 1, 1068 Grand List and RIPLEY HILL-1 Plus Pat Verbeek, who scored the 5, Paul Mercier 2 ^ 9 9, Aaron Granato 7 0-2 14, Jim LeBlanc 4 2-2 MANCHESTER-Available 1 ♦ Pass 2 ♦ * Pass tive, showing sub-minimum values). up West’s jack of trumps. public relations campaign can do for a school. The paper I’d get three (goals). I kept the supplemental Motor acres, Coventry, game’s first goal, added his second 10, Kevin Dean 2 0-3 4, Todd Mercier 6 0-0 13, Rob Mieiczarek 0 0-0 now 2 bedroom duplex. 2 ♦ Pass 4 ♦ A ll pass North bid game based on his three mill out of the Midwest intimates that the Comhuskers V ih ie le taxes are due and $61,666. James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on B ridge' and HARTFORD — Before Wednes­ of the night on an empty-netter with 0, Stave Jablonecki 1 1-23. Totals 24 9-20 58. $660. plus utilities. •D rury convention prime cards plus shortness in are one of the best teams in the land. saying to myself it’s only a GOODWIN TECH (52) — Jose Rivera 2 1-3 5, Antola Ford 4 2-3 payable on Jan. 1,1991. Pay- RIPLEY HILL-5 Acres, diamonds. “Jacoby on Card Games’ (written with bis fatber, day night’s game against Vancouver 18 seconds left. Ver^ek leads the m e n li made after February 1, Security/references. No 3 5 STORE «t OFFICE the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at Not true, not true. 11, Mark Stewart 0 2-2 ^ Chris Williams 4 0-5 9, Gino DiDimonIco 6 Coventry, $64,666. : ♦ Q Declarer won the king of clubs and at the Civic Center, Carey Wilson matter of time before the team in goals with 22. 2-4 14, Edwin Rosario 0 1-2 1, Jeremiah Evans 0 0-0 0, Buford 1001 ate subject to a late pets. 649-2003. bookstores. Both are published by Pharos Books. Nebraska, save for Oklahoma and Colorado, plays a WALL STREET-7.38 SPACE had scored a mere tluee goals in 27 “That first home game after a Baldwin 1 2-7 4, Israel Irrlzzary 3 0-0 6, Chris Torres 0 0-0 0, Jose eharge of 1 1rJ% per month Acres (700 front) MANCHESTER-95 Wells cupcake schedule. Its stellar mark was a bogus one, and puck starts going in. We Soto 0 0-0 0. Totals 20 10-28 52. on me late Installment from Coventry, $120,000. St. 2nd floor. 5 Rooms, MANCHESTER-Main St. games played. road trip is the hardest one,” Ley 3-point goals: C T-T. Mercier; GT- Ford, Williams due date, or a minimum of its lack of success in bowl games is a real indication of want to get going at home.” Halftime; 26-14 Goodwin tie EAST STREET-198TRF Sub- Appliances included. location near Center St. Not awe inspiring numbers for said. “We picked up the pace and $2.00. Payment by mail is en- its stren ^ . Regulation 47-all dividabte acres. $600 monthly plus sec- Ideal for store/office. any centerman in the National got stronger as the game went along. oouraged or payments mrwbe Astrograph Miami’s two losses in the regular season should have — Carey Wilson 1 646-2426 weekdays at the Town Office Andover, $525,000. urity/utilities. 646-0350. Hockey League. It’s nice to see Wilson get a couple. 9am-5pm. kept the Hurricanes from any consideration for the No. 1 BuMng, 17 School Road. The NEW COVENTRY CAPE- The born-again Whaler, re-ac- He hasn’t played well lately. I was MANCHESTER-3 and 6 slot. But if there was one team that stood head and hours of collection are as fol­ O n 5 “ cres for Room apartments. ship arrangement should work out well reality today, provided you gamble on quired from the New York Rangers priority is to get him healthy.” extremely happy with our effort and lows: Monday through $135,875. W e can build Security. 646-2426. for you today, provided you are not too your own Ingenuity and resourcefulness shoulders above an opponent, it was No. 4 Miami over for Jody Hull last July, Wilson To replace Dineen, the Whalers according to your plans, dependent upon your counterpart to Instead of someone else's. I thought everybody played real UConn runs by Thursday (6:30-12:00 and ^ o u r Weekdays, 9am-5pm. No. 3 Texas on this day. scored back-to-back goals in the recalled hard.” 1:00-4:00), Friday or we will help you cus- supply the initiative. It will be up to you LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Desirable re­ Tlie Longhorns’ theme for the year, and for the Cotton MANCHESTER-5 Room to get the motor running. sults can be realized today if you let as­ third period, breaking a 2-2 tie and scoring leader Chris Govetois from Daryl Reaugh notched the win in (6:30-12:30) and Monday tom design your dream b irth d ay Bowl, was “Shock the Nation.” avsnlngs from 6 0 0 -6 0 0 p.m. hom e,i. Coventry and duplex, attic, cellar. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Usually It is sociates think your ideas are their own. lifting Hartford to a 5-2 victory the Springfield Indians. The 20- goal for the Whalers, stopping 20 $700. water included. unwise to have too many irons In the The bottom line is what is really Impor­ Someone forgot to tell Miami to follow the script. The Boston College Mary-Aljce Piro, vicinity. before a crowd of 10,875. year-old Govedaris responded with shots. Jan. 4,1991 fire, but you are likely to function belter tant, not applause or pats on the back. Ttu7m Collector Call Philips Real Estate, All appliances/air. Avail- Hurricanes were dominant from first whistle to final gun, It was only the third victory for a determined effort on the assist set­ After taking a 1-0 lead, Hartford able February 1st. at this time if you’re working on several SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You’re very Andover, Connecticut 742-1450. Property for Lease as Dry You will have greater opportunities in and did so with an arrogant swagger that can be a turn ting up Wilson’s eventual game­ Securlty/References. goals of equal significance. Make a cal­ much on the minds of friends who have the Whalers in their last 11 outings watched Vancouver storm back to NEWTON, Mass. (AP) — The Connecticut Huskies F Storage/Retail --180 Park the year ahead to operate in a free and 032-12 646-1340. culated selection. your best Interest at heart today. Two, off. at the Civic Center. Vancouver has winning goal with 13:28 left in the grab a 2-1 lead in the first period needed to lose their casual approach as they headed into independent fashion. Restiictions that But no one could question Miami’s ability on this day. Street -- Cheney Historical TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You are In particular, may take it upon them­ dropped five straight games. game. after a short-handed goal (Robert the Big East portion of their schedule. TOWN OF MANCHESTER MANCHESTER-1 District - $550.00 per month hpve been hampering you wiil be sub- presently in a favorable cycle where selves to do special things for you with­ Bedroom, heat, stove, stantiaily reduced, perhaps eiiminated. your prestige and self-image are con­ out being asked. The only true resolution, and doing av/ay with a “I was kind of hoping I’d get With Vancouver’s Brian Bradley Kron) and a power-play goal (Dan Coach Jim Calhoun says his team was too lackadaisi­ LEGAL NOTICE “ year lease -- Contact refrigerator. Near cerned. Continue to conduct your af­ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) When mythical champion, is to have a playoff system. That day three (goals),” Wilson quipped. “I circling his own neL Govedaris stole Quiim). Ron Francis knotted the af­ cal early on Wednesday night in its 96-70 victory over The and Zoning Commission wili hold a Piwining public hear­ (404)551-8166 fairs in the same manner that has prov­ ing on M on^,.Jan uaiy 7, 1991^1 7:00 P.M^ in t ^ Parkade. On busline. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Even properly motivated, your achievement has to be getting closer and closer at hand. There are too kept saying to myself it’s only a the puck and whipped a short pass to fair at 2-alI late in the first on a Boston College. en to be successful. Room, Lincoln Center, 494’ Main Street. Manchester, Connec­ No pets. Older persons 9-5 EST though you might have to deal with potential will be considerably enhanced many gaps that exist today. Too many scheduling of matter of time before the puck starts Wilson. A one-timer by Wilson beat power-play score. “We seemed to think we could trade baskets and we GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Put your fo­ today. If you want something badly i ticut to hear and consider the following petitions: preferred. $425 plus 1 some testy involvements today, try not bowl games before the date that bowls can extend invita­ going in. We want to get going at Canuck goalie Troy Gamble. “A good sign was that power play could win,” Calhoun said. “We had to put pressure on cus today on an important matter you enough, your chances for fulfillment month's security. 643- to take yourself or these situations too tions. Too many commitments that sends schools from home. Tonight was a step in the goal didn’t deflate us,” Ley said. their freshman guards and when we started running, we a JEFFREY KEITH — Special Exception — 21V Lewis 6802. 68 SNOW PLOWING seriously. You’ll function best when you are anxious to finalize. This can be con­ look good. “He (Govedaris) made a great Street (K-37) — Request for a special exceptioii under Article play things loosely. Get a jump on life by cluded to your satisfaction, but it will re­ particular conferences to specific bowls without any right direction.” play on Wilson’s first goal,” Ley After an exhibition game against got it going.” III, Section 6 of the zoning regulations to permit the creation of SPRAY THAT Stain away, SNOW PLOWING- understanding the influences which are quire a top spot on your list of priorities. thought of how they effect the national picture. Hartford right winger Kevin said. “He played excellent just com­ the Soviets tonight at the Civic Calhoun said his players were “walking the ball up” a rear lot at the above address. ballpoint Ink stains on Driveways. governing you in the year ahead. Send CANCER (June 21-July 22) Weigh your College football, at the Division I-A level, is the sole Dineen missed Wednesday’s game ing up.” Center, Hartford (17-20-4) will host before breaking the game open with a 15-1 run that alternatives judiciously today before For your personal horoscope, I ^ A R D M. WOOD^III t spo2S shirt pockets...other pla­ Dependable, fully for your Astro-Graph predictions today bastion that still doesn’t decide its champion on the field. and will be out at least five to 10 Less than five minutes after his Winnipeg Saturday night at 7:35. started late in the first half and extended into the second. Sen (W-M) — 606 Gardner Sheet — Request for ces, too...con be removed insured. Rea- sonable, by mailing $1.25 lo Astro-Graph, c/o making an important decision. You lovescope, lucky numbers O p t io n undor”Arfcle’irirSoction 6 of ttio zoning regulations this newspaper, P.O. 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Wilson waited for he said. “Being called up now, I some bad shots, we’re not playing very well offensive­ Planning and Zoning Commission e:cchanged for cosh, al­ WOOD-Cut, split and ment originated by someone other than ate personal gains. enter your access code “We’re hopeful to have him back the bouncing puck to hit the ice think I’m ready. If I was called up ly,” O’Brien said. fterion^1 Taggart. Secretary most magically, when ad­ delivered. $110.cord. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) What you are vertised In classified. yourself. Be an appreciative hitchhiker. number, which is 184 Len Auster is sports editor of the Manchester as soon as possible,” Whaler coach before chipping his shot into the net. earlier, I don’t know if I would’ve Call anytime. 643-2737. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A partner­ hoping for could be within the realm of 050-12 H erald. Rick Ley said. “But, the No. 1 “I was wailing for it to come been ready.” Please see U C O N N , page I g 1

c 18—MANCHESTER HERALD, TTiursday, Jan. 3, 1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Jan. 3,1991—19 Celtics destroy High School Roundup Colorado In B rie f. Orangemen squeeze past Redmen UConn women rout BC By The Associated Press helpless Knicks tops poll STORRS (AP) — Kerry Bascom scored 26 points to MIAMI (AP) — Georgia Tech lead the No. 20 Connecticut women to a 92-67 victory The Beasts of the East are at it again. finally lost, but it wasn’t on the over Boston College Wednesday in the Big East opener This time, the Big East got rolling with a meeting of By HOWARD ULMAN Nuggets 118-107. for both teams. The Associated Press “Who thought I would ever score field. unbeaten powers at Syracuse. The hosts, ranked third, 34 points?” Rodman said. “I don’t The unbeaten Yellow Jackets Connecticut shot a season-high 59 percent from the edged No. 9 St. John’s 92-86 in overtime Wednesday shoot tliat much, but right now I finished second in Wednesday’s floor, connecting on 36-of-61 field goals. In the second night in a classic game. The victory made Jim Boeheim BOSTON — The Boston Celtics half, the Huskies hit 21-of-28 for 75 percent. were very impressive in destroying need to be more offensive-minded.” final Associated Press college foot­ the winningest coach in Orange history with 356 in his Connecticut improved to 9-2 overall and 1-0 in the Big the Knicks. So was New York coach Jazz 112, Heat 104: Karl Malone ball poll, 34 points behind national 15-year career at Syracuse. champion Colorado. East. Boston College fell to 5-6 overall and 0-1 in the “If we had to play games like this in December,” said John MacLeod in describing his scored 40 points and Utah outscored conference. conquerors. Miami 9-0 in the final 2:52. “It’s very disappointing to finish Boeheim, “I’d be out of coaching 10 years early. We second,” Tech s^ety Ken Swilling Connecticut limited Boston College to just 33.9 per­ can’t play these type of games all year long. You play 30 “The Celtics were razor sharp. John Stockton finished with 25 cent shooting from the field. They were awesome,” he said after said. “TTiere’s no way we should be of these and you have no team left at the end of the year. points and passed for 10 of his 17 Orly Grossman added 16 points, Laura Lishness 14, Wednesday night’s 113-86 pounding assists in the fourth quarter for the No. 2 when we’re the only un­ No players, no coaches, and the referees arc gone, too, defeated team in the country.” Debby Baer and Meghan Patterson 12 each and Wendy because they can’t take these games.” that wasn’t as close as the score in­ Jazz, who have won 12 of 15 games Davis 10 for the Lady Huskies. dicates. “They denied everything we Colorado (11-1-1) held onto its Syracuse took the game as Billy Owens scored 28 and trail first-place San Antonio by Sarah Behn led Boston College with 15 points. tried. They outshot, outhustled, out- one game in the Midwest Division. No. 1 ranking by beating Notre points and made his biggest contribution with two lob rebounded us. Dame 10-9 in the Orange Bowl. UConn’s next game is Saturday at Georgetown. passes to Dave Johnson for a pair of easy layins in over- “They are the most impressive Georgia Tech (11-0-1) remained Yankees sign Mike Witt team we’ve faced this year. They are NBA Roundup second after downing Nebraska a bonafide contender for the cham­ 45-21 in the Citrus Bowl. NEW YORK (AP) — In today’s market, a 5-9 record NCAA Hoop pionship.” Colorado received 39 first-place with a 4.40 earned nui average is worth nearly $8 mil­ Sonics 127,76ers 99: Seattle out- lion. Anything else? votes and 1,475 points, while Tech scored Philadelphia 64-47 in the That’s how much Mike Witt will earn from the New time. Johnson, who left immediately after the game for “They shellacked us. TTiey waxed second and third quarters and got 24 got 20 first-place votes and 1,441 his grandfather’s funeral, scored six of his 22 points in points from a nationwide panel of York Yankees after agreeing Wednesday to a three-year us. They drilled us,” he said. “They points from Derrick McKey. contract. overtime as Syracuse (12-0) won for the sixth straight were absolutely dominant.” sports writers and broadcasters. It The Sonics led 65-53 early in the The Yankees gave Witt a $500,000 signing bonus, time against the Redmen (9-1) in the Carrier Dome. Don’t worry too much, coach. third quarter and took command was the fifth-closest vote since The “Life’s been easy up to now. Now we have to start The Celtics have been doing that to AP went to a permanent postseason $2.25 million for 1991, $2.75 million for 1992 and $2 with a 15-5 run for an 80-58 lead the million for 1993. The team has an option for 1994 at $3 earning wins,” Owens said. most opponents since young legs 76ers never threatened. Shawn poll in 1968. No. 3 Syracuse 92, No. 9 St. John’s 86, OT: Jason Brian Shaw, Kevin Gamble and Dec “Right up until I got the results, I million and must pay a $500,000 buyout if it is not exer­ Kemp keyed the game-breaking run cised. Buchanan, who had a career-high 28 points, sank a free Brown took over key roles this with six of his 20 points. was sweating it out,” Colorado throw with 26.4 seconds left to tie the game 80-80. season. coach Bill McCartney said. “We In addition, Witt can earn $250,000 in performance Charles Barkley, the league’s bonuses each season based on innings pitched. In OT, baskets by Owens and Adrian Autry, who had Boston leads the Atlantic didn’t have any guarantees.” leading scorer, led Philadelphia with Witt, 30, could have signed with any team through 18 points, put Syracuse up 84-83, then Johnson Junked Division with a 24-5 record, win­ The result was reversed in the 24 points. Jan. 29 as part of new look free agency granted to 15 off an alley-oop pass from Owens. Thirty secontis later, ning seven games by at least 20 UPI coaches’ poll, with Georgia Hawks 120, Clippers 107: players in last month’s collusion settlement. But the the pair combined again to clinch it. points and 18 by at least 10. It has ■ R»gln»ld Plnto/Maneh«st»r Herald Tech edging Colorado by one point. Dominique Wilkins had 35 points right-hander with a 114-113 career record opted to “It was a lack of concentration on my part,” said St. won nine of its last 10 games and 14 and 16 rebounds and Doc ^vers LOOSE BALL — Manchester High’s Amy Shumaker (15) gives chase of a loose ball in Wed­ It is the first time since 1978 that the John’s forward , who had 32 points. “I let wire service polls have crowned dif­ remain with New York, which acquired him with pitcher straight at home. scored 14 of his 21 points in the nesday’s game against South Windsor at Clarke Arena. The Indians’ Jen Brindisi (41) and Rich Monteleone last May 11 in a trade that sent out- him slip behind me and they got two easy baskets and Last season, the Celtics had fourth quarter for Atlanta against Beth Gerhard look on. The Indians won, 59-34. ferent champions. That year, turned the game around. That little lapse ... I was con­ Alabama won the AP championship ficldcr Dave Winfield to California. He was 5-6 with a The Associated Press trouble keeping big leads. And in Los Angeles. 4.47 ERA in 16 starts with the Yankees. centrating on Billy Owens penetrating and maybe dish­ SEEING RED — LeRon Ellis of Syracuse (25) searches for help as he is surrounded by the opening playoff round, the After leading by as many as 26 and Southern Cal captured the UPI ing, and he (Johnson) slides right behind me.” Knicks lost the first two games, then points, the Hawks went into the final title. Hearns-Hill bout apparently set Boeheim moved one victory ahead of Lew Andreas Jason Buchanan (12) and Robert Werdann (41) of St. John’s during their game Wednesday won three straight, eliminating Bos­ period ahead only 86-78, and the McCartney admitted that Georgia (1925-1950) at Syracuse. night at the Carrier Dome. The Orangmen beat the Redmen, 92-86, in overtime. Tech made a “strong case” for the INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — Thomas Hearns, who ton with a fifth game victory that Clippers closed within six on three Manchester wrestlers has held championships in five different weight classes No. 11 Pittsburgh 87, Villanova 76: Reserve Chris occasions. No. 1 ranking. But he said his team broke their 26-game losing streak in during his career, will challenge World Boxing Associa­ McNeal scored 17 points in his first Big East game as No. 1 UNLV 89, James Madison 65: The defending O’Neal, the 7-1 center averaging 28.8 points a game, also Boston Garden. deserved to win the national cham­ Pittsburgh blew a 17-point second-half lead, then used But the Hawks worked the lead tion light heavyweight champion Virgil Hill in May at a champion Runnin’ Rebels remained unbeaten, winning had 11 rebounds. Hansen got half of his 24 points from pionship despite the close call the foul line to beat Villanova, which tied a league record That “never entered our minds” back to double figures, and with site to be determined, it was announced Wednesday. their seventh in a row as Larry Johnson scored 21 points 3-point range. “H 2:36 left Wilkins hit two free throws against Notre Dame. with 38 fouls. dyring Wednesday night’s game, The 12-round bout will be promoted by Forum and Stacey Augmon had 20. No, 16 Kentucky 81, Georgia 80: Kentucky staged a O Z! Larry Bird said. to give them a HO-% lead, sealing able to hold off Xavier “We played the most difficult A 24-4 run by Villanova, keyed by four of Greg “They can play in the NBA in my opinion,” JMU schedule in Division I-A and Notre Boxing, Inc., but probably won’t be held at the Forum, 6-point rally in the last minute to beat Georgia. Jamal 30 r- Shaw and Brown weren’t with the the Hawks’ fourth straight victory 3-point goals: R- Foran; CX.- Lander Woodard’s 3-pointers, gave the Wildcats a 55-52 lead. coach Lefty Driesell said. “I think this is a great team. I’d MIDDLETOWN — It went back Dame played the second toughest according to John Beyrooty, director of public relations Mashbum sank a layup and two free throws and Reggie team last season, and Gamble and seventh consecutive win at Halftime: 35-34 RHAM Northwest girls Pitt, which had two seven-minute stretches in which it be surprised if anybody beats them.” and forth, with Manchester High schedule,” he said. “No one should for the organization. Hanson also had a pair of foul shots. played sparingly. Their quickness home. holding off host Xavier High at the didn’t make a field goal, rallied with eight successive No. 2 Arkaasas 86, Rice 62: led four MHS boys drop run past East have expected us to beat them “A formal announcement will be made in the next scored a career-high 38 points for enables the Celtics to run on offense Charles Smith and Ken Norman points. Arkansas players in double figures with 21 points in the wire, 38-31, Wednesday night in decisively. They’re just too good. week to 10 days, as to the site and specific date in May,” Georgia, which saw a 10-game SEC homecourt winning and apply pressure on defense. scored 23 points each for the Clip­ non-conference wrestling action. WEST HARTFORD — It looked McNeal, a 6-foot-8 sophomore who sat out last season Razorbacks’ final appearance on Rice’s home court third in a row But we won, and that’s what Fomm Boxing, Inc., president Jerry Buss said. streak end. “We’re beating teams down the pers, who have lost 11 of 13 games. good for a quarter for the East under Proposition 48, was one of five Pitt double-figure before moving into the SEC next season. Arkansas has The Indians improve to 8-1 while SOUTH WINDSOR — It’s still counts.” Hearns, 32, of Detroit, Mich., has a 47-3-1 record with No. 18 Virginia 94, Marquette 88: Kenny 'Rimer court and getting easy baskets,” Bucks 106, Hornets 91: Jack the Falcons fall to 1 -5. Manchester’s Catholic High girls’ basketball team. 38 knockouts. scorers. won 12 straight at Rice. early in the season, but Manchester Georgia Tech quarterback Shawn scored 18 of his 26 points in the second half to rally Vir­ guard Reggie Lewis said. Sikma scored 22 points, including next match is Saturday at 11 a.m. at But host Northwest Catholic got it Seton Hall 97, Providence 92: Terry Dehere scored a “This is a farewell to arms on this court. We don’t ginia. Turner hit four free throws in the final 24 seconds. High boys’ basketball coach Frank Jones said he wasn’t surprised by The Heams-Hill pay-for-view bout is contingent on New York’s only lead, 2-0 on three 3-pointers, as Milwaukee Glastonbury High. into gear in the second period en career-high 37 points and his crucial 3-pointer with 1:32 have to come in here anymore,” said Nolan Richardson. added 20 poinLs for Virginia. Ron Curry led Kinel is going to be looking for the AP vote. Hill retaining his crown Sunday against Mike Peak at Charles Oakley’s basket, quickly handed Charlotte its 12th loss in 13 Senior co-captains Matt Theriault route to a 53-28 victory Wednesday to go held off Providence. No. 5 Indiana 109, Illinois 74: The Hoosiers moved Marquette with 27 points. games. some ftxxes as the Indians dropped “I wasn’t really expecting to get a Bismarck, N.D., where Hill lives. Hill, 27, has a 29-0 disappeared in a 12-2 Boston mn (119) and Tom Provencal (171) each night in non-conference play. Dehere had five second-half 3-pointers and seven ahead early and never were challenged. Fht Graham’s Marquette has not beaten a ranked team since 1984. their third straight Wednesday night, shot in the AP poll,” he said. “They record with 18 knockouts. that made the score 12-4. The Cel­ The Bucks led 83-77 with 8:13 won by to move their personal The Eagles, 0-9, trailed by a overall. Eric Murdock had another sensational game for three-point play capped a 23-6 run as the Hoosiers No. 19 Nebraska 70, Wisconsin-Green Bay 63: Tony tics led 30-18 after one quarter, then left before a 17-3 run put them bowing 66-51 to South Windsor slender 13-10 margin after eight didn’t give us much respect all marks to 9-0. Junior Toby Sloan year.” Army downs Central five Providence with 40 points, including 17-for-17 from the snapped a five-game losing streak against Illinois dating Fanner’s layup with 40 seconds left put Nebraska ahead went on a 27-7 tear in the last 8:13 ahead 100-80 with 2:37 remaining. High in CCC East boys’ basketball minutes. But Northwest, 8-1, out- free-throw line. Ken McDonald hit a career best 21, and (135) won by technical fall to go to WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) — James Collins scored a to the 1989 season. 63-62, then Scott LeMoine threw the ball back to the of the second to take a 65-36 Sikma made two 3-pointers during action. scored East by a 16-2 margin in the Miami, which demolished Texas Seton Hall center Anthony Avent matched his career best 8-1 for the season. Tim Schilling 46-3 in the Cotton Bowl, rose from The Hoosiers scored 13 straight points to open the Green Bay baseline, apparently for a teammate to pass halftime lead. the run and Frank Brickowski (103) won by pin to move to 7-2. The loss evens off the Indians at second period to take a commanding career-high 30 points to lead Army to an 89-81 victory with 28. fourth to third with one first-place game, and Calbert Cheaney had 13 of Indiana’s first 17 inbounds. Instead, the ball struck a Nebraska player and “We came out aggressive,” Bird scored six straight points to break 1- 1 in the league and drops them29-12 to halftime bulge. over Central Connecticut State on Wednesday. No. 15 Georgetown 78, Jackson State 54: Dikembe Sophomores Luis LaGuardia and vote and 1,388 points. The Hur­ points. Cheaney finished with 30. the referee called a technical foul. said. “We moved the ball and played the game open. Wyllis Rivera were also winners for 2- 4 overall. The Bobcats are now East only had two free throws Army (3-7) shot 53 percent from the field and hit 25 of Mutombo scored a career-high 34 points, 24 in the first No. 8 Duke 109, Boston U. 55: Duke used superior ricanes (10-2) fell just short of be­ 30 free throw attempts. No. 20 South Carolina 103, Mercer 67: Jo Jo real good defense in the first quarter. Johnny Newman paced the Hor­ the Indians. 1-0 in the CCC East, 3-2 overall. while turning the ball over eight half. Georgetown hit 59 percent of its first-half shots, led height to advantage, with 6-11 center Christian Laettncr coming the first team in college Kevin Berry scored 19 points for Army, while Gregg English scored a career-high 28 points, hitting five 3- ... We kept them from penetrating. nets with 19 points. Manchester had a 35-31 lead Manchester’s next game is Friday times in the second quarter. by Mutombo’s nine baskets in 10 attempts. getting 26 points. The tallest starter for BU is 6-7. football history to finish first or Clark added 17 and Ardafiyo had 14. pointers, four in the first half. We helped out and got a lot of Placers 121, Spurs 109: Reggie going into the final weight class at 7:30 p.m. against Fermi High in Chris Dube had seven points and The 7-2, 250-pound Mutombo also had 10 rebounds No. 10 UCLA 98, Southern California 81: Led by Enfield. second for five consecutive seasons. Kevin Swann led Central Connecticut (1-10) with 28 No. 24 Georgia Tech 84, Howard 77: Kenny Ander­ deflections.” Miller scored 18 of his 36 points in where 206-pound sophomore Tom Denise Miska 11 rebounds for the and six blocks. The Hoyas’ other Twin Tower, Alonzo ’s 29 points and Don MacLean’s 25, son continued his hot play despite having a cold, scoring “We’re just not playing well right points, while Obet Vazquez added 21. Kevin McHale led Boston with 20 Indiana’s 45-point first period Stevens took on Xavier’s 275-pound Eagles. Mourning, sat out his fifth game in six with a strained UCLA beat its crosstown rival in a Rac-10 opener. The 26 of his 42 points in the first half. It was the fourth time now,” Kind said, “and it’s my points, including 10 in the 27-7 run. against San Antonio. Brendan Coty. Stevens, with Coach Northwest also took the junior left arch. Bruins (11-1) are off to their best start since 1982-83, in the last five games he’s scored more than 40, averag­ responsibility to prepare us better Agassi to play Wimbledon Kevin Gamble added 16. Patrick Miller hit 13 of 19 shots from the Barry Bernstein admitting to being varsity contest, 52-33. Reginia Ricci Georgetown, which led by as many as 31 points in the when they began 13-1. ing 38.4 points in those five games. and get us going in some direction.” ABC had NEW YORK (AP) — Andre Agassi says he’ll play at Ewing led New \brk with 19 but field and all eight of his free throws. more than nervous, beat Coty by a had 12 for the young Eagles. second half, got 18 points from freshman guard Charles No. 14 LSU 87, Vanderbilt 70: Shaquille O’Neal had With his 42 points, Anderson became only the third Manchester led at all turns, 15-10, Wimbledon for the first time next summer, but he isn’t was on the bench with three fouls David Robinson topped the Spurs decision, 7-5, to preserve the East’s next game is Saturday at Harrison. 34 points and Mike Hansen added 24 for the Tigers. Tech sophomore to reach 1,000 career points. for the last 7:33 of the Boston spurt. with 22 points and Rod Strickland Manchester victory. 32-26 and 47-42. But the host Bob­ 2:30 p.m. at Mercy High in Mid­ promising to tone down completely his colorful tennis togs. “That took the Knicks out of their had 21. Results; 103- Tim Schilling (M) pinned Ray cats finally drew even in the final dletown. best day game,” Bird said. The I^cers, whose first period Guidons 5:16, 112- ftiu l Miller (X) pinned Jay stanza, and then raced off to the vic­ NORTHWEST CATHOLIC (53) — Beth Anne In an interview on ESPN, the flashy tennis star Romeo 1:04. 119- Theriault (M) pinned Nate tory. Cooke 2 0-0 4. Sarah Caspar 10 3-5 23. Janet responded to questions that he might never play at “We didn’t expect it to be this was their biggest since joining the Garry 1:56, 125- Jeff Plante (X) pinned Dave Andrus 2 1-2 5, Christine Collyer 4 1-6 9, By JOHN NELSON Wyche keeping Rangers shut down Gretzky; easy,” Gamble said. “We contested NBA in 1976, opened the third Rohrbach 3:08, 130- Joe Schettino {X) doc. “Once they caught us and went Amelia Poole 1 0-0 2, Marla Bustria 0 4-4 4, The Associated Press Wimbledon because of the tournament’s dress code, them every time they handled the period with a 17-4 run for an 82-65 Jason Andrews 17-14, 135- Sloan (M) tech, fall ahead, we started fouling and they Amy Rentier 1 0-0 2, Kisha McCurry 1 0-0 2. which requires rather conservative clothing, with white Tony Anzellott 22-4, 140- Dave Weston (X) Joanna Bridges 1 0-2 2. Totals 22 9-17 53. the dominant color. ball.” lead. The Spurs answered with an doc. Dan Smith 12-4, 145- Adam Mcinvale (X) made their foul shots. The final EAST CATHOLIC (28) — Kelly Romano 1 ABC had the winner, NBC had players off limits “We had numerous breakdowns, 8-2 rally, but the Racers responded pinned Corey Lassen 1:14, 152- LaGuardia (M) spread is because we were fouling 2-5 4, Irene Chorazyezewski 0 2-3 2, Erin Col- the moment and CBS had another “This year, I hope they’re ready for me,” Agassi said Oilers’ home well runs dry pinned John Pasieka 1:00, 160- Rivera (M) and trying to stop the clock,” Kind gan 0 3-5 3, Allyson Irish 0 0-0 0, Chris Dube 3 Wednesday. “I’ve put a lot of thought into my decision, but the Celtics did it to us,” with a 9-0 run for their biggest lead pinned Jess Egan 3:52, 171- Provencal (M) 0-0 7. Katie Litke 1 2-2 4, Cathy OBrien 1 0-0 stinker on Bowl Day. By BARRY WILNER explained. 2, Reginia Ricci 0 0-0 0, Denise Miska 1 4-4 6. but I think you’ll see me there this year and I hope MacLeod said. of the game, 93-73. pinned Matt Fragula 5:10, 189- Al Allonso (X) And is anybody getting tired yet The Associated Press By KEN RAPPOPORT pinned Keith Podrebartz 3:44. 275- Stevens (M) Jeff Ross and Randy Shakes each Totals 7 13-19 28. people are ready for it.” Pistons 118, Nuggets 107: The Timberwolves 115, Mavericks 3-polnt goals: EC- Dube of watching Tommy Lasorda suck in The Associated Press doc. Coty 7-5. netted 12 points to lead Manchester. defense to 95: Minnesota beat Dallas for the Halftime: 29-12 Northwest his stomach on those commercials Sam Wyche seems afraid of what his players might Chris Calio led five Bobcats in Hagan undergoes knee surgery score points. Dennis Rodman fourth consecutive time behind Rooh RHAM boys top for liquid chalk? say or show. Imagine if he had Tim McKyer on the It was one of those nipjits for double digits with 13 points fol­ Fermi wrestlers sacrifices offense to excel on Richardson’s career-high 31 points ABC got lucky with it's lineup of DENVER (AP) — Colorado quarterback Darian Bengals. Wayne Gretzky ... and anoilier of Old Lyme High lowed by Derek Moll (12), Dan Fmonal defense. and Tony Campbell’s 32. top East Catholic the Citrus, Rose and Sugar bowls on Hagan underwent surgery on his left knee, injured in the Wyche, no stranger to controversy where the media those nights for the Edmonton Tyrone Corbin had 13 rebounds, OLD lYME — After building an Beaudry (12), Tom Botticello (12) Buffaloes’ 10-9 victory over Notre Dame in the Orange Oilers. When the two opposing forces MANCHESTER — Visiting New Year’s Day, getting three of the is concerned, has closed practices and severely 10 assists and 10 points for the Tim­ early lead, it was nip-and-tuck the and Jeff Graham (11). four best games. Bowl on Tbesday night, and doctors said he would be Gretzky, the NHL’s all-time scor­ met on Wednesday night, the result Fermi High overwhelmed East restricted access to players this week for fear the berwolves, the first triple-double in rest of the way as RHAM High bat­ “It was a fairly even game (for immobilized for about six weeks. ing leader, was shut out for only the was unusual, indeed. Catholic, 75-0, Wednesday in non­ Despite Brent Musburger’s insis- Houston Oilers might get helpful insights for their Rodman, averaging 5.8 points, franchise history. Felton Spencer tled Old Lyme in non-conference three periods),” Kinel said. “Once tance that Georgia Tech be repeated­ Dr. Wayne Gersoff, the team’s orthopedic surgeon, fourth time in 38 games this season they got ahead of us they got the conference wrestling action at the AFC playoff game Sunday at Cincinnati. had a season-high of 12 and only contributed 13 points and 16 boys’ basketball action. The Eagles’ gym. ly called the Rambling Wreck — said physicians worked about two hours Wednesday to “W ^ t happens is something will be put in the as his lost 4-1 to rebounds. Wildcats and Sachems were tied, adrenalin flowing and were pumped repair the patellar tendon below the kneecap. He said it the New \brk Rangers. two games in double figures before East, 1-3, is involved in a trian­ Yellow Jackets, Brent, Yellow Jack­ paper or on TW that the casual fan would think noth­ until four free throws in the final 50 up and turned it up a notch, one could take four to six months for the tendon to heal to the Meanwhile, the home-ice frustra­ the Detroit Pistons played host to Suns 105, Cavaliers 83: Kevin gular match Saturday at noon ets — the day belonged to ABC. ing of,” Wyche said. “A coach — and I’ve done it 100 higher than we were.” point where Hagan can begin rehabilitation. tions continued for the Oilers with a the Nuggets at the Palace of Auburn Johnson scored 29 points and seconds boosted RHAM to a 63-59 against Fairfield Prep and host En­ First, ABC showed Tech’s 45-21 times this year — I’ll see something written in the Hills. But Rodman finished with Phoenix didn’t allow a field goal for victory Wednesday night. SOUTH WINDSOR (66) — Mike Flaimondo 2 field High. victory over Nebraska in the Citrus paper and put two and two together and find out bits career highs of 34 points and 23 nearly nine minutes in the fourth RHAM, which is at Pbrtland High 0-0 4, Jeff Graham 3 5-7 11, Tom Botticello 3 Bowl, then Washington’s 46-34 win U.S. advances to the finals 6-9 12, Derek Moll 6 0-0 12, Ken DeNicolo 1 RMuHa: 103- Chris Rushford (F) WBF, 112- of information that make a difference in the game NHL Roundup rebounds as the Pistons defeated the quarter against Cleveland. on Friday, is now 4-1 while Old 0-1 2, Chris Calio 5 3-6 13, Oian Beaudry 5 2-3 Bob Turgeon (F) WBF, 119- Jeremy LaRusso over Iowa in the highest-scoring PERTH, Australia (AP) — David Wheaton and Zina plan.” Lyme is 2-2. 1^ Totals 25 16-26 66. (F) pinned Kevin Carroll 1:54,125- Mike Lewan- Garrison beat Jakob Hlasek and Manuela Maleeva-Frag- dowski (F) pinned Dan Daley 5:23. 130- Aaron Rose Bowl ever, and finally Ten­ So the Bengals coach closed the locker room to MANCHESTER (51) — Darren Goddard 4 niere 7-5, 6-2 in mixed doubles as the United States 3-0 loss to Montreal. It was the third It was 59-all when Justin Fbran 0-1 9, Randy Shakes 5 0-0 12, Sheron Edwards Bordeau (F) dec. Christina Gibbs 7-6, 135- nessee’s 23-22 squeaker over Vir­ reporters throughout the playoffs, although he said ar­ Geoff Gelt (F) pinned Ken LaMontagne 1:19, defeated Sitzerland 2-1 to advance to the final of the time they had been shut out at the (game-high 28 points) pulled down 0 2-2 2, Jeff Lazzaris 1 0-2 2, Dwayne Goldston 140- Bill Simoson fF1 pinned Ctv'sSan vidgi ginia in the Sugar Bowl. rangements would be made for some interviews else­ 2 5-7 9, Jeff Ross 4 4-5 12. Jon Golas 0 0-0 0 UConn an offensive rebound and was 3.24, 145- Slave LaBlanc (F) pinned Rob Rom­ NBC had the Hall of Fame Bowl, Hopman Cup. where. He also refused to let certain players par­ Northlands Coliseum this season. Tho Assoclatad Prsss Rodney Crockett 2 1-3 5. Taharl Turner 0 0-0 0 mel 3.50, 152- Brett Conner (F) pinned Tim fouled. He hit the 1-and-l for a Totals 18 12-20 51- which Clemson won 30-0 over D- Garrison beat Maleeva-Fragniere 6-2, 7-5 in the “They shut us down completely,” Travis .45. 160- Dave Fladziewicz (F) WBF ticipate in the usual midweek conference call with NOT THIS TIME — New York Ranger goalie Mike Richter 61-59 lead. 3- point goals: M- Shakos 2. Goddard 171- Bill Manning (F) WBF. 189- Joe Demers linois, most of Louisville’s 34-7 rout singles, but Hlasek then downed Wheaton 6-3, 6-2, The reporters from the opposing city. Oilers coach John Muckier said. From Page 17 Halftime: 32-26 Manchester (35) stops a shot by Dave Tayior of Los Angeles during their “We then put up a defensive (F) WBF. 275- Jeff MacDonald (F) WBF of Alabama in the Fiesta Bowl, and top-seeded U.S. duo will meet Goran Prpic and Monica “The players a sk ^ me to do this,” Wyche said. “We were confused for two periods. stand. I’d say for about 30 seconds,” Colorado’s 10-9 victory over Notre Seles of fifth-seeded Yugoslavia in tonight’s final. “They said, ‘Will you please give us a little privacy? They played a heck of a game.” game Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden. The Sophomore forward Scott Burrell rebounds and three steals, had a pair RHAM coach Ron Prairie recalled. Dame in the Orange Bowl. We’ve got to get ready. We’ve got to get back there Elswhere in the NHL, it was Rangers won, 4-1. and senior guard John Gwynn of dunks and two three-point hoops At the end of it was a steal, and Phil A lot of football fans in Alabama Bourque, Neely to start and study. There’s too much going on back there, we Hartford 5, Vancouver 2; Detroit 6, scored 21 points each for Connec­ Hebenstreit iced it with two free Minnesota 2; Buffalo 5, the New as UConn pulled away early in the and Kentucky came unglued when NEW YORK (AP) — Boston teammates Ray Bourque can’t do what we need to do to get ready to play the on-one with Todd Elik. Red Wings 6, North Stars 2: ticut. throws with two seconds left. York Islanders 4; and Winnipeg 3, second half. NBC switched from the Fiesta Bowl and Cam Neely, who led the fan balloting throughout the Oilers.’” “The main thing was that my Steve Yzerman scored two goals Gwynn, who started the second RHAM built an early 14-4 lead Calgary 3. “Burrell is offsetting a lot of to the Orange Bowl pregame show voting period, gained starting spots on the Wi^es Con­ One of the things Wyche seems to fear is exactly teammates gave me a lot of support and added an assist to help Detroit half, tied his career high on lO-of-13 before Old Lyme came back to trail Rangers 4, Kings 1: Mike Rich­ things that (Nadav) Henefeld did for with about five minutes to play. ference team for the 42nd NHL All-Star Game. what McKyer did — or, more accurately, said — and kept the scoring chances down snap a three-game losing stnrak. shooting from the field. 14-12 after one period. It was 35-34 ter made 21 saves as the Rangers them last year,” O’Brien said. “Bur­ That kept the local NBC affiliates Bourque, a three-time winner of the Norris Trophy as about the I ^ s a s City Chiefs. The comerback for the for him (Gretzky),” said Richter, The Red Wings, who had been The No. 12 Huskies (9-1 overall, RHAM at the half, before the defeated Los Angeles and swept a rell has uppsed his game to another busy answering calls. the league’s top defenseman, was the leading vote-getter Miami Dolphins didn’t show much respect for his who has won all four career starts shut out in two straight games, 1-0 in the Big East) broke out of a Wildcats took the lead briefly in the season series from the Kings for the level. We used to get off him last One poor woman at WVTM-TV with 315,362 and will be playing in his 10th All-Star counterparts with the Chiefs, who play at Miami on against Los Angeles. “This was one started quickly, taking a 4-1 lead 33-33 tie at the close of the first half second half. first time in 19 years. year. Now he is making threes and it in Birmingham, Ala., had to hang up game. His starting defensive partner will be ftul Coffey Saturday in the other AFC game. of my more exciting games even if it after one period. with a 15-1 run. Gilad Katz had a “(Old Lyme) never led by more on some folks when they began to Mike Gartner, Kelly Kisio, John gives them another dimension. He of the Pittsburgh Penguins, who received 216,169 votes. “We can beat them,” the brash McKyer said. “Their wasn’t one of my toughest.” Yzerman scored the Red Wings’ 3-pointer with 1:52 left to break the than four,” Prairie said. “Old Lyme speak the language of the diesel cab. Ogrodnick and Kris King scored for may be rethinking his (baseball) Neely, a right wing, led all forwards with 224,754 secondary is suspect.” The Kings, playing their second last two goals, his 24th and 25th of tie and Rod Sellers added a short got into foul trouble in the second “They were cursing at me,” she the Rangers, who recorded their first career.” votes. He’ll be joined up front by Philadelphia right wing His teammates didn’t like tliat, and they didn’t game of a five-game road trip, have the season. jumper with 33 seconds left. Calhoun handed out last season’s half. The key was we stuck with said. agree with that assessment. Indeed, Kansas City’s season-series sweep of the Kings lost four of their last five games. Sabres 5, Islanders 4: Pierre 9 Rick Tocchet (144,241) and (Quebec center Joe Sakic The Eagles (8-4, 1-1) had 15 them and were able to neutralize Hard to believe an Alabama foot­ since the 1971-72 season when they Big East championship rings to his (145,310). secondary is rx>nsidered among the best in football. Tlirgeon and Dave Andreychuk points from Malcolm Iluckaby, 13 (6-9) Peter Vandersloot.” ball fan would cuss at a woman over were 6-0. In earlier games this Canadiens 4 Oilers 0: Rookie players just minutes before the Patrick Roy of Montreal led the Wales ‘To put them down as a defensive unit is not a very scored two goals each as the Sabres from Howard Eisley and 12 from game. The second half, the Huskies Vandersloot had 15 of his 19 the telephone. Even harder to good thing to do in my eyes, because I think they’re season, the Rangers won 9-4 and Anore Racicot recorded overcame a three-goal deficit to with 186,577 votes. Corey Beasley. seemed worthy of the gifts. They points at the half. “Matt Bell and believe they’d care whether they good," fullback Tony FWge said. 6-4. his first NHL shutout and became defeat the Islanders and extend their Mike Milbury of Boston will coach the Wales team Connecticut got off to a strong even shot 17-of-21 from the foul Marc Cloutier alternated on him in saw the final five minutes of that “Here’s a guy who doesn’t even go against Iheir Richter lost his bid for his first the third goalie to blank Edmonton unbeaten streak to six games. against the Campbell Conference in the All-Star Game at start in the second half with two line where they were a woeful 54 the second half and did a nice job,” lousy football game. career shutout when John Tonelli on home ice this season. Alexander Mogilny added the - V Chicago on Jan. 19. secondary,” Dolphins receiver Mark Clayton said. more baskets by Gwynn and a percent going into the game. Prairie said. The Louisville fans have the real “He hasn’t even seen them.” scored at 6:30 of the third period. Racicot’s shutout, in just his third other goal for the Sabres, who are three-point play from Murray Wil­ Connecticut has a six-game win­ Henbestreight finished with 16 beef with NBC. They were told: No, Allen died of a heart problem McKyer wasn’t taking anything back, even though In keeping Gretzky scoreless, NHL game, was the first of the 4-0-2 in their last six games. liams. ning streak and a run of 22 straight points and Eric Cavoli 15 for the you can’t watch the final few he has riled up the Chiefs. Richter prevented him from reach­ season for the Canadiens. He was Jets 3, Flames 3: Winnipeg’s RANCHO PALOS VERDES, Calif. (AP) — Long Boston College countered with a against New England opponents. Sachems. minutes of your team’s greatest “They’re all going to gang up on me this week be­ ing the 700-goal plateau. Gretzky called up Dec. 13 from Fredricton, Mark Kumpel scored with 2:18 left RHAM (63) — Eric Cavolio 5 5 15, Phil Beach State football coach George Allen died of a sud­ series of 3-pointers midway in the Boston College lost for the third achievement. Sure. Tell Charles had two good chances in the second Montreal’s American Hockey Habanstralt 4 8 16, Rat Dougan 1 0 2, Justin den heart problem, his son said. cause of the facts I stated,” he said. “I hope they do, in regulation time to salvage a 3-3 second half, but the Huskies built time in the last four games. Foran 6 15 28. Marc Cloutiar 1 0 2, Matt Ball 0 Dickens to leave out the part about, because it’s been kind of quiet on my comer the last period to score, but Richter made League affiliate, where he had a tie with Calgary. “His death was totally unrelated to any bout with leads of up to 21 points before sub­ The Huskies begin their Big East 0 0, Dava Gagne 0 0 0. Totals 17 28 63. “It is a far, far better thing that I do few weeks.” good plays on The Great One. 13-8-1 record and a 2.88 goals- The Jets, who trailed by two goals OLD LYME (59) — Phanh Palana 1 0 2, Car­ pneumonia or any previous illness,” Bruce Allen said in stituting freely in the closing home schedule Saturday at 1 p.m. Rsginald Plnto/Manchntar Harald ...” Tell Leland Stanford to forget First he made a lunging left pad against average. twice in the game and were over­ los Marrero 3 0 6, Pater Vandersloot 8 3 19, a brief press release. “A specialist told us that the cause “I hope Mr. McKyer doesn’t say too much so he minutes. when they host Pittsburgh at the William Washington 9 2 20, Matt Delisa 1 0 2, SHOT — Manchester’s Jen Brindisi gets off a shot with South the golden spike on that trans-con­ doesn’t have to take too much back,” Chiefs lineback­ save on Gretzky’s slapshot from the Andrew Cassels, Stephane Richer matched throughout the opening two Burrell, who also had six David Jewett 0 1 1 , Karl Lander 3 0 7, Chad tinental railway. Tell Walt Disney to of death was a very rare coronary spasm.” high slot. Later, Richter spoiled and Russ Courtnall scored for the Hartford Civic Center. Kelly 0 2 2. Totals 20 8 59. Windsor’s Caty MacLean behind her in Wednesday’s clash. Allen died suddenly at his home Monday. He was 72. er Derrick Thomas added. periods, also got a third-period goal take the ears off Mickey Mouse. Gretzky’s attempt to convert a two- Canadiens. from Fredrik Olausson. I