24 — MANCHESTER IIKHALD. Wodnesdav, April 24, 1985 MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER The wWilm Legacy MMH director says Course teaches you NY’s Yogi Berra A chance of rain \ POW issue keeps U.S. at arm’s length cost plan has impact to avoid test anxiety on the way out? threatens this eve \ ... page 11 page 15 ... page 2 | evidence. ... page 4 By Paul Anderson "There is no indication and no United Press International reason to believe that the Vietna­ mese, the Lao or the Cambodians VIENTIANE, Laos - Heavy are holding American prisoners, clouds obscured the key commu­ he said, "What would be the nist stronghold of Sam Neua in advantage to holding them all this remote northeast Laos as Air time? To produce prisoners after Force Capt. Charles Shelton ap­ so many years would just be proached on a routine intelligence counterproductive for the Vietna­ mission. mese and make them look even His unarmed RF-lOl reconnais­ worse in the eyes of the world. sance jet eased to a lower altitude But President Reagan, speaking for better aerial pictures of enemy to a 1983 meeting of the National Manchester, Conn. — A City of-/Hanrh^atrr Villagew.ii______Charm * MpralJi ThiircHav/Thursday, AprilAr"tri 25, 1985 — Single copy: 25Americans, includ­ that he was unhurt. Villagers ing officials of the National League aid still ’ witnessed the crash and Shelton's of Families, have expressed subsquent arrest by communist doubts that all the POWs have been Pathet Lao troops. repatriated. Stolberg’s backing The time was 11:58 a.m. The date That view has been bolstered by was April 29, 1965 — Shelton's 33rd statements from Robert Garwood, debated * birthday. Today, what happened to a former U.S. Marine who disap­ Charles Shelton, one of 2.483 peared from his unit in South By E. Michael Myers HARTFORD (UPI) - Senate conference. Americans still classified as miss­ Vietnam in 1965 and stayed on until United Press International Republicans picked up some De­ Republicans differ Rep, Ronald Smoko, D-Hamden, ing in action in Indochina, is still a 1979 when he voluntarily returned mocratic support today in their agreed that the federal govern­ ment in changing the depreciation mystery. to the United States. WASHINGTON - The While stalemate with House Republicans on what taxes to cut n procedures several years ago gave Progress in accounting for Garwood was court-martialed House, vowing to press Congress over whether to go ahead with a — see page 7 business a tax cut that has failed to America’s missing and dead in and given a dishonorable dis­ “ again and again” for aid to planned $34 million-plus tax break achieve its goal of encouraging Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia has charge for collaborating with the Nicaraguan rebels, today por­ for businesses. been slow. The emotional issue is a _ 'f' ' Vietnamese but had maintained trayed a stinging setback in the Four House Democrats led by business growth. Smoko said the state, in enacting major stumbling block in efforts to J ' i V(, ■ i ■ that Vietnam held many American House not as a defeat, "but as the Minority Leader Irving J. Stolberg The House’s Republican major­ the previous procedure limiting normalize diplomatic relations prisoners long after the end of the beginning of a victory” for Presi­ of New Haven endorsed a Senate ity wants to leave the Dec. 31,1984, the writeoffs to 77 percent, “ really between Washington and Hanoi. war in 1975. dent Reagan. GOP stand to block a planned change intact while Senate Repub­ took away an additional windfall “ I've said it before and I'll say it As the administration studied 1 Xv.. change that would allow business licans want to revert to the THE U.S. GOVERNMENT again. I was not, 1 am not the last how to craft ah aid package to write off a greater percentage of for the corporate community." previous procedure and continue CURRENTLY lists 1,375 Am eri­ living American in Vietnam," acceptable to Congress, White equipment improvements. He said the $34 million to $43 collecting the $34 million-plus. million that would be lost "is a can citizens as missing in northern Garwood told reporters recently. House spokesman Larry Speakes Under existing law, the so-called UPI photo The $34 million-plus would then substantial amount of money that and southern Vietnam, 576 in Laos. He turned over information that he denied that a refusal by the House decoupling procedure expired be used for other tax cuts or to 91 in Cambodia, four in Thailand, said would show there were to approve aid in any form was a Dec. 31, 1984, allowing businesses can her used for other purposes." A small child plays "war” atop an American tank in Da strained because of the MIA-POW issue. The wreckage finance state programs under the and six in China. American prisoners in Vietnam repudiation of Reagan's policies. . to write of f 100 percent of the cost of The decoupling issue is blocking of war remains a bitter reminder. Senate proposal championed by approval by majority Republicans A total of 431 Americans disap­ Nang ten years after the fall of Saigon. As the anniversary when he left in 1979. Instead, Speakes said the House improvements on vehicles, equip­ Senate President Pro Tempore on a tax cut package for the 1985-86 peared over water during the war. date approaches, U.S. relations with Vietnam are still During the Carter administra­ action, which followed a vote by ment and buildings instead of the The number of Americans unac­ previous 77 percent limit. Philip S. Robertson, R-Cheshire. budget year. Even more emotional and con­ tion, the Defense Department went the Senate to release $14 million in counted for in the Indochina said Lt. Col. Paul Mather, in reporter in 1980 failed to locateany since July 1984. The change would bring Connec­ " I thinkit's very clearthat this is The $34 million would be in troversial than the issue of MI As is through the list of American MIAs humanitarian aid, reflected "dis­ fighting is far lower than the charge of MIA-POW matters at the evidence that the house had been ticut into line with federal law and just a windfall to business that is addition to about $53 million in ONE OF THE MOST encourag­ the possibility of Americans still and declared all but one ofthem to satisfaction with a very flawed comparable figures for World War U.S. Embassy in Bangkok. "W e used as a morgue for Americans. mean a tax break of between $34 not needed,” said Rep. William J. other lax cuts to which the GOP ing signs in the effort to determine being held as prisoners of war in be presumed dead, allowing their plan put forward by some II or the Korean War. hope that they will decide to share Since the end of the fighting in million and $43 million for corpora­ Gibes Jr., D-New London, one of lawmakers have generally agreed the fate of American MIAs took Vietnam. Laos and Cambodia families to collect death benefits Democrats.” In World War II. 22 percent of it with us.” Indochina in 1975, Vietnam has tions in the 1985-86 budget year, the three lawmakers wto joined and an $81 million clothing tax cut place in February when the All three Indochina nations have and their widows to remarry. The vote in the Senate, coupled those killed or reported missing As an example, he pointed to the handed back the remains of only 78 which begins July 1. Stolberg for a morning news that took effect April 1. government of Laos allowed a U.S. repeatedly denied that there are The Pentagon, however, ruled by narrow margins in the House, were not recovered while the January 1980 congressional tes­ dead Americans. Laos and Cambo­ military team to enter the country any American POWs still being that in the case of Charles Shelton indicated Congress is not opposed figure for Korea was 25 percent. In timony of a former mortician in dia have never turned over any. UPI photo and excavate a crash site. Thirteen held in their countries, but some there was not sufficient informa­ to aiding the rebel Contras. Indochina, the missing account for North Vietnam who said he had The governments of the United crewmembers of an AC-130 war­ Americans are not so sure. tion to indicate beyond doubt that Speakes said, but is split "on how only 5 percent of the known battle processed the bodies of 300 to 400 States and Vietnam have heid President Reagan delivers a televised appeal to the plane died in that wreck. Lao Vice Foreign Minister Souli- he was dead. to respond to the recognized threat deaths. Americans in a two-story house at quarterly (recently expanded to nation from the oval office Wednesday. He asked the Sears subsidiary takes over It was the first time any of the vong Phrasithideth told reporters The case of Shelton, who would of the communist government of But despite the relatively small t7 Ly Nam De St. in Hanoi. six times a year) technical meet­ be 53 this year and has been Nicaragua." American people to rally behind his fiscal policies and number of MIAs, the United States communist Indochina countries in the Lao capital that there were Mather said it had been con­ ings in Hanoi to discuss the MIA steadily promoted to the rank of “ We do not see it as a defeat in continues to demand a full ac­ had allowed in American military no American prisoners in Laos. force Congress to abandon “the immoral, dead-end firmed that the man, now living in question. At these taiks, the U.S. colonel, has been left open with the congressional action, but the be­ counting of its missing and dead. In personnel to search for MIAs. "As far as we are concerned, we course of deficit spending.” the United States, was in a position, delegates provide Vietnam with agreement of his family, which ginning of a victoi^ for the response, Indochinese states point The American team said it found feel that there are none alive in any planning for Buckland mall in Hanoi to deai with American information on crash sites and still collects his pay and other president’s policy in Central out the difficulty of locating crash bodies, although his figures on the human remains and personal of the (Indochina) countries." he known burial locations. allowances. Am erica," Speakes said. "A s the sites, graves and remains after so effects at the crash site near Pakse said. "W e can affirm it. There is no Homart is the commercial devel­ for developing the mall proposed number of bodies could not be At the latest such session on "His case is an indication of our president said, we will go back to By Susan Vaughn many years, independently substantiated in southern Laos and carried those reason for us to keep them." opment arm of the Coldwell near Interstate 84. March 10, Hanoi handed over five determination to have the fullest Congress again and again to Herald Reporter “ We know the Vietnamese have items back to the Joint Casualty His view was echoed by a senior Dole wants action Banker Real Estate Group, part of Although Sears is not committed Tbc Hanoi goveruent repeatedly- sets of remains they said were possible accounting." Mather secure the support we need." additional information that they denied the mortician's charge and Resolution Center in Hawaii for official of the U.S. Embassy in Developer John Finguerra and a the Spars Financial Network to being an anchor tenant for the from Americans who died in said. "He is sort of a symboi.” After two weeks of intensive have not seen fit to share with us." examination and identification. Bangkok who is familiar with the Homart has been involved in mall. May said said he expects the a visit to the house by a UPI Vietnam — the first such return lobbying, debate and last-hour newly named development man­ developing 58 shopping centers company to be one of the major offers of compromise, a fractious ager expressed confidence this after Reagan talk throughout the United States, stores. He said discussions are House Wednesday killed any alter­ morning that Finguerra's pro­ according to Charles H. May, vice going on with "a ll the stores in the natives to Reagan’s request for $14 posed mall in Buckland will win out have your support to pass. " president of regional mall develop­ Greater Hartford area" and other million in aid to the rebels. Bv Elaine S. Povich over a competing mall proposed on United Press International With a plea to Americans to ment for the company. stores outside the area which have Missionary’s life, death Nicaraguan Foreign Minister the Manchester-South Windsor Homart and Finguerra's part­ expressed an interest in locating in Miguel d'Escoto hailed the defeat, "seize this historic moment," he town line. WASHINGTON — Senate lead­ defended his attempt to abolish 17 nership have "reached an agree­ the area. calling the vote "a no to banditry" Finguerra announced plans this ers were banking today on an federal programs ranging from ment in principle" on a joint " I think tenants will come in due by the administration and a "yes to morning for a joint venture be­ outpouring from citizens heeding Amtrak subsidies, general re­ venture partnership. May said. course,” May said. Major retailers the authentic democrats who want tween his partnership, Manchester President Reagan's plea to make venue sharing and the Job Corps, May would not reveal the spe­ in some of Homart’s other malls was story worth telling peace and reject the bullying by 1-84 Associates, and Homart De­ their voices heard to push a balky cific dollar amount Homart would include Saks Fifth Avenue. those who believe that their freeze 20 more and slash dozens of velopment Co. of Chicago, a Senate into a quick and positive contribute to the project, but said it Nieman-Marcus, J.C. Penney, military and economic superiority others. subsidiary of Sears. of enormous hope for the Salvado­ the generals and landowners were vote on the Republican budget. Saying he had the votes in would be “ substantial in terms of Lord and Taylor, G. Fox & Co. and By Deborah Wormser give them the right to act like “ The intensity is going to build," rans, a period when the young appalled that they suddenly had an Urging Americans to flood Con­ Congress to uphold a veto. Reagan dollars.” He said it was "difficult other stores in the May Co.. May United Press International owners and men of the world.” Finguerra said following an 8 a.m. officers had their coup and threw eloquent and educated opponent in gress with telephone calls and said. In Moscow, the Communist reiterated his opposition to a tax press conference at Manchester to put a dollar amount on it." out the old dictator and tried to the church, she said. .poo' .pono-"' telegrams. Reagan sought support hike “ no matter how cleverly if’s Finguerra said that Homart’s The vast majority of Homart's DALLAS — The oppressive ^ He **' Party newspaper Pravda cited "a Country Club. "Right now we're in create a government that would "F o r the priest to go in 15 years in a nationally televised address contribution meets "major finan­ poverty in Central America makes dangerous similarity between the disguised." the lead and we'll continue to bring what they thought would be from being the man who had Wednesday night for a GOP plan In his response, Byrd said, cial and manpower requirements" the gospel message far more manipulation and dirty tricks used accelerate." Please turn to page 10 revolutionary than any communist essential reforms, social reforms, dinner at the landowner's table, T ,tw P'o “ Iroiti that would cut the deficit by $52 "Democrats will actually oppose a by the current administration and tract and turns charity into subver­ economic reforms and justice, blessed the military cadets and billion in 1986. personal income tax increase.” the actions of President Johnson" sion, the producer of a prize­ democracy to El Salvador” visited the jail to hear the confes­ .... 1 rr. After the address. Senate Repub­ But rich individuals and corpora­ in seeking an enlarged role for U .S. winning documentary on the "It turns out that was the period sion of the political prisoner before criM" lican leader Robert Dole said. tions should not get a "free ride." Senate troops in Southeast Asia in 1964. murders of four American church- when the American administra­ he was executed to being the "Having Ronald Reagan on your he said, a reference to a minimum However, Speakes said discus­ women in El Salvador said. tion weighed in on the side of the political prisoner himself is quite a side always raises the odds for tax proposed by many on Capitol »»«ne4l top*'’ sions are under way on how the aid Jean Donovan, Dorothy Kazel, old guard military that didn’t want change.” she said. "The result has victory.” request might be brought up again Hill. Maura Clark and Ita Ford disap­ any of those things and swung the been an incredible persecution of . ® < .1 Before the speech. Dole said he "In Milwaukee. Wisconsin, there OKs bill in the House — or reintroduced at a peared Dec. 2. 1980. Three and a balance in their favor," she said. the church." did not yet have enough support to is a woman, the mother of three later date — but indicated political half years later, five low-level It was also the time when u'Po' approve the package in the Senate children, who in 1983 earned *, pro”" realities might bar a resumption of National Guardsmen were con­ Archbishop Oscar Romero, the INTO THIS ATMOSPHERE where the GOP holds a 53-47 edge. $12,000," Byrd said. "On that aid before the Sept. 30 end of the on phone victed of murdering them and voice of the reform movement, STEPPED Jean Donovan. He said the budget package income she paid more in taxes than current fiscal year. hiding their bodies in a clandestine was assassinated while celebrat­ Donovan's motivations included could be brought up relatively Boeing. General Electric, Dupont ing mass. “ If there's a way to do it, we HARTFORD (UPI) - The state grave. altruism and idealism, mixed with quickly today if Democrats did not and Texaco combined.” Senate voted unanimously to ex­ The problems of Central Amer­ confusion and "growing up pains" will," Speakes said. The case continues to haunt Ana *1,11 U** »*>*''* object. If they did, he said the Reagan argued the package tend a moratorium on competition ica transcend national boundaries caused by the conflict between Vice President George Bush, Carrigan, a half-Irish, half- Senate would have to embark on a would "com pel the federal govern­ for in-state long distance telephone and reach back to the discovery of middle class expectations and a appearing on ABC's "Good Morn­ Colombian former producer for "tortuous process" of five to seven ment to end the dangerous addic­ service while the whole issue is the New World, she said. Pivotal to desire for individuality. Carrigan v~*. ing Am erica," said the adminis­ ABC's 2020 and producer of an hours of parliamentary moves to tion to deficit spending and finally studied by the Department of Emmy-nominated documentary the recent problems is the pheno­ said. tration will not abandon the try to bring the matter to a vote. live within its means" and move Public Utility Control. “Roses in December" on the menal turnabout on the part of “ The fact of the matter is that I Contras. "W e feel strongly about Senate Democratic leader Ro­ the nation "within reach" of a "W e are not against against killings. church leaders. think many, many people want it," he said. "W e will be back and bert Byrd, who blasted the Reagan balanced budget by 1990. competition,” said Carl A. Zinsser. "Their death did nothing to “ If you have no experience of more from life than that rather back and back until America does package as unfair and short­ "W e stand at a crossroads." R-Monebester, co-chairman of the change American policy of support self government, if you have narrow view of what life is about,” the right thing. This isn't over sighted in the Democratic re­ Reagan said. "The hour is late, the Legislature’s Energy and Public for the people that killed them," always been colonized and you she said. *** yet." sponse. did not indicate whether he task is large and the stakes are Utilities Committee. "But before she said. “ I suddenly realized that have always been ruled by corrupt "Going to El Salvador was only The president said he wanted the _____ would object. momentous. I ask you to join us in we take that giant step forward we this was an enormously important and violent elites, if also the church part of it and going to El Salvador money to pry reforms out of the In his 22-minute address to the making your voices heard.” are asking the DPUC to tell us what American story.” — and the church is very responsi­ was sort of accidental," she said. Nicaraguan government by sup­ nation from the Oval Office, Using a electronic bar chart — the pitfalls are." The more she investigated, the ble for this — has always taught Her Republican, upper middle porting the Contras, who Reagan Reagan said the budget is "a fair blue for taxes and red for spending Under the bill the DPUC would more her attention centered on submission and passivity, you class background did not prepare has called "freedom fighters" and program, a balanced program. It — Reagan showed how growth in have to file its first report on Jean Donovan, the young West- develop a character that is ex­ her for the kind of political "our brothers." will protect the neediest among us. government outlays has exceeded whether competition for in-state port, Conn., woman who left her traordinarily reactive to author­ controversies she encountered in Reagan expended vital political It will stop the worst abuses of revenues by $220 billion in the last telephone service is in the public Job as a management consultant at ity," she said. El Salvador, Carrigan said. We Want Your Memories! capital in pressuring and wooing overspending and it not only 20 years and quipped. "That’s the For 300 or 400 years, the church interest by Jan. 1, 1987. If it Arthur Anderson’s Cleveland of­ Please turn to page 10 deserves your support, it mu.st real Washington monument." fice to join the Maryknoll order of formed part of a triple alliance recommends allowing competi­ layworkers. with the military and the lan­ “ TH AT IS PA R T OF why her They are eagerly read by thousands of our subscribers... tion, it must also provide a plan for "She had all of the badges of downers in the feudalistic societies story fascinated me so much,” she implementing it. success that we all regard as so of Latin America, she said. said, "because she goes down to The bill preserves certain subsi­ important and she suddeniy woke However, in 1968 a group of Latin Salvador and all her discoveries, U.S. may expel Soviet diplomats dies to the elderly, low-income up one day and said, 'This isn't American priests, acting on con­ everything that she learned, was customers, and minorities, and administration would have pre­ enough for me. I want more science, disrupted the balance in so fresh and so authentic. WASHINGTON (U PI) - One or their sentry had acted "in accor­ requires the DPUC to measure the —Ifs Easy—Here's How ferred to "avoid this m ove," but meaning in my life: I want more that time-worn trinity. "She never belonged to a politi­ more Russian diplomats will be dance with the law." effects of competition in 12 areas, felt the hard line being taken by purpose.' And her search for that "They went out and began to live cal group and she never would expelled from the United States Soviet officials also denied they "the 12 commandments," Zinsser Moscow was “ forcing its hand." led her to El Salvador almost by the lives of the poor with the poor,'' have done because she was very Earn a big fat $5. Become a celebrity.... later this week because of the had referred the question of an said. There was no immediate com­ accident,” Carrigan said. she said. independent-minded. She really Soviet response to the shooting apology and compensation — "The last thing we want to do... is ment on the ABC report from the Because Jean could be "anyb­ "F o r instance, when a baby died was led by her fascination with Write down your recollections of Manchester long death of a U.S. intelligence officer demands the United States was make that plain old telephone an White House, but a senior official ody’s daughter, anybody’s girl­ of malnutrition, they said, ‘This is people, with other ways of living in East Germany, ABC News making — to higher authority, endangered species." he said. told United Press International, friend,” she became "the lens to not the will of God, this is the will of and she found and appreciated so ago. Tell us about the trolley cars or the parades down reported. which the State Department re­ The bill sets a $460,000 budget for "W e have the whole Soviet record look at the situation down there man and this is something that much in Salvadoran life, in the Quoting State Department sour­ ported five days earlier. seven new positions within the Main Street. Describe the day the circus came to town under study. What 'actions we’II and bring back the story." Carri­ must be changed. God did not values of the poor. ces, ABC late Wednesday said the Secretary of State George Shultz DPUC to study the issue of take, I don't know." gan said. intend for people to be starving and “ She found a kind of community or the boys went off to war. called the Soviet statement issued competition. to be dying of hunger and to have of solidarity that she'd never The expulsion was being consi­ earlier this week “ surprising and During the continued morato­ dered to dramatize how upset the AFTER MAKING THE DOCU­ no individual rights,” ' Carrigan known before and she found herself disappointing." The White House rium, only the three former Bell Photos will be returned but submissions cannot. administration was about conflict­ UPI photo M E N TA R Y and an NBC-TV mo­ said. able to be of help. Jean was said it was insufficient. system affiliates. Southern New Inside Today ing accounts from Moscow on the vie, “ Choices of the Heart.” on "It is very hard for us to somebody who needed to be in Submissions should be 300 words or less, about two ABC said the No. 2 official in the England Telephone, Woodbury death, March 24, of Maj. Arthur Prize-winning photo Donovan’s life in El Salvador, understand that an act of decency, public service. She had this itph of Soviet Embassy in Washington Telephone, and New York Tele­ Nicholson Carrigan decided to write a book, helping a poor person to get some the heart, of the soul or whatever it and a half typed pages or Ijsss. 20 page*, 2 sections had been called to the State phone, would be able to provide Nicholson was shot and killed by This photograph of an Ethiopian mother and child was "Salvador Witness,” published medical help, providing solidarity was that required of her, in order to Department three times this week intrastate long distance telephone a Soviet sentry while on an last fall. to a man who has no work and fulfill herself, to be of service to Send entries to Adele Angle, Focus Editor, Box AdvIcaL. . 12 O M u trla *. . 10 for "bitter protest." one of a series of photographs of the famine in Ethiopia service. Ai m (own* .8 Opinion , _ e inspection tour in East Germany. "The period when she was there cannot take care of his family is others.” Carrigan said. The matter is likely to dominate that won Boston Globe photographer Stan Grossfeld his The Senate also defeated 14-22 591, Manchester Herald, Manchester 06040. C Is s s lfM - 18-20 P*opl«Ulli. . 2 Representatives of both coun­ was so crucial,” she said. "Those subversive,” she said. Carrigan’s book traces Dono­ Coffllc*___ 8 S p o rts . , 1S-17 talks next month between Secre­ Wednesday a bill which would tries met earlier this month on the second Pulitzer Prize Wednesday. Columbia University particular months from the time However, in countries without a van’s development from uncertain You may enter more than once! EnM rtalnin*nt_ 12 Tsiavlalon ___ 8 tary of State George Shultz and have established a midnight to S L o M iy ______2 WMth*r ___ 2 School of Journalism awarded the prestigious honors. she arrived in the fall of 1979 to her free press or trade unions to young woman to quiet hero to Incident and came away with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei a.m. curfew for 16-and 17-year-old varying accounts. The Soviets said death in December 1980 is a period represent the interests of the poor. martyr. Gromyko in Vienna - Story on page 5. drivers. MANCHESTER HKRAM). Thiiisdiiy. Auiil 2r, l!mr.

2 - MANCHESTER HERAl-l). Thursd:iy. April :>5 1985 Union Carbide shuns ‘infiated settlement’ Manchester/ Area MMH head says rules may mean change By Bill YInglIng state-regulated hospital cost con­ for medical procedures. resume talks about a speedy out-of- Prelesnik said that overall he $7 million for immediate emergency and comprehensive proposal to the Herald Reporter trol system. By Dennis C. MllewskI court settlement, warning Union Car­ Towns In Brief expects to see a "ratcheting down relief that is separate from the total Indian government, which has simpjy Prelesnik said during an inter­ United Press International bide is reluctant but prepared to wage a of consumer dollars going to settlement it is seeking. rejected it out of hand," Anderson said Recently approved regulations view in his MMH office that the court fight. Earlier this month, the Indian go­ at a news conference following the Reinhorn hits sheiter view intended to limit escalating hospi­ regulations are the most drastic hospitals” DANBURY — Victims of history’s The case would take years to settle He predicted the short-term vernment rejected Union Carbide’s stockholders’ meeting. tal costs will have a dramatic pieces of legislation affecting the worst chemical disaster may wait and deny victims prompt financial aid, effects will be minimal. But he compensation offer for the Dec. 3 He said he would personally meet Republican Town Committee member Hnrry W. Reinhorn effect on the state’s entire health­ health care industry since the years for compensation unless the he said, adding the company hopes to said that the constraints could tragedy as "ridiculously low." with Prim e Minister Rajiv Gandhi if the Wednesday charged that some Dem ocratic town directors favor care delivery system, the execu­ formation of the federal Medicaid Indian government compromises with provide fuil compensation as early as eventually lead to long-term Indian government sources said the Indian government thought it would the form er Gammons Hoaglund Co. building on Main Street as a tive director of Manchester Mem­ program. Union Carbide Corp. and avoids a long July. changes in health care court battle, the firm's chairman has amount offered was $100 million, which help negotiations. shelter for homeless people because they arc seeking "a place to orial Hospital said Wednesday. But he said that he and many would be increased by interest pay­ •If Mr. Gandhi would like to sit down Anderson said Union Carbide’s com­ bury” the homeless. "This may force us to take a other hospital officials around the For instance, he said it would not warned. with me. I ’ll do it," Anderson said. Warren M. Anderson told stock­ ments to $230 million when spread over pensation offer includes payments to Reinhorn urged Republicans not to advocate "that we pul formal look at what we do and why state are uncertain of the long­ be unlikely that there may be some term effect of the legislation holders at the company's annual a 30 year period. Indian officials say at least 1,700 the families of those killed and injured, poverty in a hole ” we are doing it," said Warren kind of "rationing of health care" meeting Wednesday he is frustrated Anderson urged the Indian govern­ people were killed and 200,000 injured and provisions for “ latent illness." Reinhorn was referring to a comment made Tue.sday by Frelesnik. who has been hospital because the system is so new. some time in the future, as there ment to stop "name-calling" and Dec. 3, 1984, when methyl isocyanate "Many of the hospitals are still and puzzled by the flat rejection of the Payments also would be made to all Democratic Director Stephen T. Cassano. who said he favored director lor about a year. already is in Britain and Sweden. resume talks about a speedy out-of- gas leaked from the Bhopal plant. Other The Legislature’s Regulations trying to figure out the formulas," In those countries, he said, undisclosed compensation offer for those exposed to the gas. regardless of the Gammons Hoaglund building because it is “ out of the way .” court settlement, warning Union Car­ reports put the death toll as high as Review Commitec Tuesday ap­ he said. officials have decided that no one victims of the catastrophic gas leak at a injury, and funds provided for medical The building at 39,'i Main St. is located in a deep gully off Main bide is reluctant but prepared to wage a 2,500. proved a set of regulations which But no matter what the eventual over 65 years-old will receive Union Carbide pesticides factory in facilities, child care, job training and Street. court fight. Anderson warned the victims of the will permit Ihestatetorcgulatethe impact, Prelesnik said he is dialysis. Bhopal. India. business compensation, he said. The building is one of two sites being considered by town and The case would take years to settle gas leak may wait years for compensa­ budgets, expenditures and costs of confident that the measures will "Indian officials said our offer was Anderson denied Union Carbide has church officials for use as a permanent shelter for homeless They have decided that the and deny victims prompt financial aid, tion unless the Indian government hosptials around the state. not paralyze the industry, not large enough, but they gave no any legal liability, but said the firm money for such treatment is not he said, adding the company hopes to compromises with Union Carbide Corp. people. The other is a former church at 466 Main St. Lawmakers passed the neces­ "I think that we will be able to rationale for making it larger. They wants a quick settlement to avoid costly CHAIRMAN WARREN ANDERSON available, he said, and that the provide full compensation as early as and avoids a long court battle. The Board of Directors is scheduled to consider three sary legislation for the regulations modify and rebound and work said it wasn’t fair, but they didn't say court action and to provide immediate societal benefits do,not justify the July. Anderson urged the Indian govern­ . . wants meeting with Gandhi resolutions Tuesday that would allow the town to purchase one ol nearly a year ago. but it took until within the system," he said. why," Anderson said. help for victims. costs. Union Carbide has pledged more than "We have made a fair, forthcoming ment to stop "name-calling" and the sites and then turn it over to the Manchester Area Conference Tuesday for the review committee This is a transitional year in the of Churches. to approve the bills because of the program, he said. The state will "They just won’t do it," he said, complexity of the regulations. implement budgetary controls this "and I ’m not sure that people (in WARREN PRELESNIK Connecticut is now one of five year and then next year will the United States) are ready for Weather implement a plan for fixed costs that." . , , unsure of impact Peopletalk Bush dinner profitable states in the country to have a 2 The Republican Town Committee netted $3,.'500on the March 26 Today’s forecast Lincoln Day Dinner featuring Barbara Bush, the wife of Vice Making the Pentagon’s day President (ieorge Bush, one of the event organizers has reported. Connecticut, Massachusetts David Dam pier told com m ittee members at a meeting Dirty Harry wants to join forces with the and Rhode Island: Today: Wednesday that over 280 dinners were served at the Arm y & Pentagon. mostly cloudy. A chance of Navy Club at $25 a plate. The evening also included a reception at Clint Eastwood wants to make a movie about an thunderstorms this afternoon. the home of Dr. H. John Malone, a Republican m em ber of the Army sergeant who fought from Korea to Highs in the 60s. Tonight: mostly Board of Education. \ Grenada and is seeking approval from the cloudy with a chance of thunder­ Proceeds from the dinner helped give the town committee a Defense Department. He strolled through the storms this evening, then clear­ balance of $4,160 in its coffers, according to a treasurer’s report. Pentagon Wednesday, smiling and talking with 5 ing late tonight. Lows in the 40s. workers while escorted by three uniformed Friday; partly sunny and mild. policemen and two plainclothes security men. Highs 70 to 75. Mental health chief to speak Eastwood met with Michael Burch, the chief of Maine: Mostly sunny east and public affairs whose duties include deciding who partly sunny west today. Highs The director of the National Institute of Mental Health will talk gets help from the Pentagon. Emerging from 60 to 65 except cooleP at the coast. about progress and prospects in research on mental illness when Burch’s office, Eastwood was asked if he had Mostly cloudy with a chance of he addresses the Connecticut Alliance for the Mentally 111 at its come to make Burch’s day. He grinned and said, "That’s an impressive showers tonight. Lows in the 30s annual meeting May 11. Dr. Shervert H. Frazier became director of the NIMH in line. 1 think I ’ll use it” to low 40s. Variable cloudiness The Army generally approved of his movie Friday with a chance of showers December after serving for 12 years as a professor of psychiatry proposal. "Heartbreak Ridge, ” but found some north and east. Highs in the 50s at Harvard Medical School. He is also the secretary of the problems with the script. north to 60s south. American Psychiatric Association. "H e knows there were things in it that were New Hampshire: Increasing The Connecticut Alliance for the Mentally 111 has been working wrong and that we wouldn’t like,” said Donald cloudiness with a chance of to establish a network of support groups throughout the state. Baruch, the Pentagon’s liaison to the movie showers today. Highs in the Rain, rain, keep away One such group has already been established at Manchester industry. But. he said, "w e would be interested in upper 50s to 60s. Mostly cloudy Today: mostly cloudy. A 30 percent chance of thunderstorms late this Memorial Hospital. a film with Clint Eastwood in uniform. That would with a chance of showers tonight. afternoon. High in the mid 60s. Wind south 10 to 15 mph. Tonight: Members of the MMH group plan to attend the talk, according be great” Lows near 40. Partly sunny cloudy with a 40 percent chance of thunderstorms this evening then to a news release. Friday with a chance of showers clearing late tonight. Low in the mid 40s. Wind southwest 10 to 15 mph The alliance’s annual meeting will be held at the University of north. Highs in the 60s north to becoming northwest late tonight. Friday: partly sunny and mild. High Connecticut Health Center from 8:30ji.m. to 4:30 p.m. The UPl photo near 70 south. 70 to 75. Today’s weather picture was Julie Burnett, 9, of 04 Benton meeting is open to the public. ^ \ Vermont: Becoming cloudy St., a fourth grader at Bowers School. Pi' Smokey in TV hibernation Not such an Odd Couple today with a chance of a shower Smokey the Bear, who celebrated his 40th or a thunderstorm. Highs in the MMH opens up to children anniversary as the Forest Service’s spokesman, Former gridiron stars, Frank Gifford, left, and 60s. Chance of and evening Don Meredith rehearse Wednesday for their has not retired but is in hibernation, officials say. shower, then clearing tonight. The seventh annual "Visit to the Hospital” program at co-starring roles in Nell Simon’s classic comedy Herald photo by Tarquinlo Smokey is not in the Forest Service’s public Lows in the 40s. Sunny Friday Manchester Memorial Hospital has been scheduled for Tuesday service announcement this year, which prompted “ The Odd Couple.” They’ll be appearing for a with highs 60 to 65. A limited engagement beginning May 16 at the through May 3 and from May 6 through May 10. Porter project under way letters and calls asking where he was. The program is designed to help prepare young children for This year’s commercial shows an arson suspect College of Santa Fe to benefit the Santa Fe Festival Theater’s fifth anniversary season. hospital visits. The program is co-sponsored by the Lutz Construction crews dig into Holl Street this morning problems related to what town public works officials being booked in a New York police station, which Gifford will play the fastidious Felix and Extended outlook Children’s Museum and the Auxiliary and Child Life Department have said is an undersized and deteriorated sewer line was a bit too harsh for Smokey’s image. during work to install a new trunk sewer line from the of the hospital. "W e wanted to keep Smokey soft, warm and Meredith will be the sloppy Oscar. Extended outlook for New East Center Street area to downtown. The $1.7 million now in place. The state is footing 55 percent of the bill. Areas of the hospital to be explored this year include the fuzzy and not put a cop’s hat on him, ” said Bill England Saturday through project was designed to stem backups and other Rhallcan of The Advertising Council, which Monday.: emergency room, the operating room and the hospital room. handles public service commercials. "He has not Cheaper than Cosell gone into retirement. He has gone into television Connecticut, Maisachusetti P hibernation. 1 can’t imagine why we would want Boston radio station WROR claims to have the and Rhode Island: Fair Satur­ Municipal Building break-in nets charges to retire someone who’s only 40” youngest sports director in the nation. The station day. Chance of showers Sunday Health group sets hours announced the appointment of Kelly Michelle. 12, and Monday. Highs in the 60s. Community Health Care Services Inc. will hold office hours at Cheney Library and over a bank. Knighton, who is black, was last officials have called the biggest of Brookline. Mass.. to the job and said she will be Lows in the 40s. Police said today they cornered Police said he told them he used seen with his hands chained to his fire in East Hartford in recent filing on-the-air reports Monday mornings. Vermont: Dry through the the Coventry Town Hall Wednesday from 2 to 3 p.m. a 26-year-old Manchester man All residents served by the agency are eligible to attend and the remaining key to re-enter the waist, wearing a brown shirt and memory. The girl had been a comedy writer for the period. Highs in the 50s over the inside the Municipal Building receive blood pressure checks, tuberculosis tests, throat cultures early this morning after he appar­ building three times before he was blue jeans. The Manchester boy, who police Quote of the day morning ”Joe and Andy” show, and the weekend and in the 60s Monday. said used to live in East Hartford, appointment is seen as a step up. Satellite view and health guidance. The agency will also hold office hours ently broke in with a hammer and caught. The police report indicates Low in the 30s. East Hartford police have was charged Wednesday with Dr. Daniel M. Laskin, chairman of a federal •’This is part of our WROR policy to promote Tuesday at its office on Route 6 in Columbia from 8:30 am. until screw driver and stole a bunch of that nothing was reported stolen Maine: Mostly fair weather charged four juveniles, one of third-degree arson and conspiracy advisory panel on dental care and professor of from within, ” said General Manager Joseph M. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 3:00 a.m. EST shows noon. keys from the general manager’s except the keys. through the period but with a them a 14-year-old Manchester to commit burglary. oral and maxillofacial surgery at the Medical Kelly. 'Plus the kid’s a lot smarter than Howard frontal clouds with embedded showers affecting the East. Clouds For further information, call Community Health Care Services office. chance of rain in southern boy, with arson in connection with A 15-year-old East Hartford girl College of Virginia, in urging people to visit Cosell and works a lot cheaper, too” over the Rockies and Plains also produce some showers. High level State police are searching for sections late Sunday and Sunday at 228-9428. Dean W. Cronkite of 144 Center the fire Tuesday that destroyed an was picked up this morning on a dentists despite fears of pain and anesthesia: Details of her contract were not revealed. Kelly cloudiness blankets Texas. accused Manchester bank robber St. was charged with third-degree old tobacco warehouse in East warrant and charged with first- " I think that the problem of mortality in the is a student at Driscoll Elementary School in night. Daily highs in the 50s with Greogory Knighton, who they said burglary, sixth-degree larceny Hartford, a police department degree arson, because, police said, dental office has been exaggerated” Brookline. overnight lows in the 30s. Tailgate sale to benefit band escaped in chains Wednesday New Hampshire: Mostly fair and possession of burglary tools. morning as he was being led into spokesman said today. her actions endangered the lives of weather through the period but rtA AA The Coventry High School Band will sponsor a tailgate sale He was held on a $10,000 tond for Tolland County Superior Court for East Hartford police Detective firefighters. She is also charged with third-degree burglary. with a chance of rain in southern M4 May 4 from 10 a m. to 2 p.m. at the high school on Ripley Hill arraignment today in Manchester a hearing. Robert Kenary said the youths Superior Court. Two 14-year-old boys from East * H sections late Sunday and Sunday Road. Knighton, 24, of Hartford, has started the American Sumatra been charged with holding up the Tobacco Co. warehouse on Tolland Hartford were also charged Wed­ ^ T night. Daily highs in the 50s with BOSTON The fee for renting space is $7 per vehicle. Refreshments will Police said they first learned of North Main street branch of Street on fire with a butane nesday with conspiracy to commit overnight lows in the 30s. be available. the break-in when an alarm went Connecticut Bank 8t Trust last cigarette lighter and then stayed third-degree burglary, Kenary NEW YORK For an application, call Barbara Koepke at 742-9219 or Bobbie off at the Municipal Building 30.00’ Nov. 27 and with armed robberies on the scene as firefighters from said. Woods at 742-7878. shortly after 4 a m. They said of another bank and several stores four departments — including the All four were referred to juvenile Cronkite later admitted that he tAN Ff in Vernon late last year. Eighth District volunteer depart­ authorities, he said. had broken into the building AcroM the nation Summer job bank planned A state police spokeswoman said ment — battled what town fire 00 sometime between 7 and 9 p.m. Snow will be widely scattered Wednesday. Students in Andover, Hebron and Marlborough may have an over the upper Missouri Valley Police said they surrounded the and the mountains of northern LOWEST easier time finding a job this summer. building and started a floor-by­ TEMBCRA TUNES AHM Youth Services Inc. has announced plans to form a Nevada while showers and a few floor search until they found summer youth job bank. The bank should aid students seeking thunderstorms will extend over MIAMI Cronkite inside finance Director portions of New York, New summer employment as well as potential employers with jobs to Thomas Moore’s office on the England and the mid-Atlantic LCGCMD- be done, according to AHM Executive Director Joel Rosenberg. second floor. coast. Widely scattered thunder­ Jobs may range from yard work and housekeeping to Police said Cronkite told them he storms will occur over the apprecticeships or other business opportunities. took a bunch of keys from the AM Anyone in Andover, Hebron or Marlborough with a job should manager’s office, went to Center south-central Plains and rain- UNI WEATHER FOTOCAST « showers will fall across the call AHM at 228-9488. All interviews will be handled by the Park to sort them out. found one to Pacific Northwest and central employer. the building itself and threw the Rockies, with snow in higher rest in a trash barrel near the Mary elevations from Colorado National forecast Won.-Sst. a Am-9 pm; Sun. B Am - 6 pm through northeast Nevada. Winds will be strong and gusty For the period ending 7 a m. EST Friday. During early Friday morning from Southern California rain la forecast (or parts of the Northwest Pacific Coast, the Central Calls W^USDA CHOICE through the southern Rockies. 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The government also announced that U.S. relations," he said, but he fatal to Burcham In Brief United Press International "They said no to banditry of the state cautioned that Nicaraguans should not deserve 100 Cuban military advisers would expect an end lo the 3-year-old war. and said yes to the authentic democrats leave the country May 2 in accordance Bv Thomas J. Sheeran MANAGUA, Nicaragua — Foreign who want peace and reject the bullying with an earlier promise by President United Press International Germany trip under review Minister Miguel d'Escoto hailed the by those who believe that their military Daniel Ortega and pledged its willing­ Reagan "will not ever abandon his WASHINGTON — President Reagan, despite final defeat in Congress of President and economic superiority give them the ness to send all foreign military brothers, as he calls the mercenaries of better LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Jack C. right to act like owners and men of the the Central Intelligence Agency," he criticism from Jews, veterans and Congress, will Reagan's request for aid to Contra advisers home. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A fed­ Burcham, the world's oldest per­ rebels, calling the vote "a no to world. " d'Escoto said. said, referring to the Contras. stick to his planned visit to a German military The vote in Washington "represents The government statement also said eral panel of experts has a manent artificial heart patient, cemetery where Nazi SS troops are buried but his banditry" by the administration. Ortega would send a proposal to the Earlier, Interior Minister Tomas message for those 35 million "The American congressmen, faith­ an important victory for the millions oi Borge was indignant the aid issue was died when a jelly-like blood clot participation in a wreath-laying is under review. National Assembly to pardon 107 Americans for whom the idea of compressed a remaining part of White House chief of staff Donald Regan told ful to the will of their own people, gave a .Americans who want to have a even considered by Congress. Congress they can feel proud of," prisoners convicted of “counter­ visiting the dentist is terrifying: his natural heart, causing blood lo reporters Wednesday the administration has full no, a categorical no to President revolutionary " activities. "What would they say if the National Be not afraid. Reagan.' d'Escoto said late d'Escoto said. "The people and the Assembly talked about several million back up into his lungs, doctors said been "in touch with the German government,” government of Nicaragua also value "Nicaragua and our government The advisory group convened by apparently to work out a less controversial Wednesday. want to have good relations with the cordobas (Nicaraguan money) in order the National Institutes of Health today. schedule for Reagan's May 5-6 state visit to West The House of Representatives had this vote.” United States, the American people also lo place a bomb against Mr. Reagan?” said Wednesday those who avoid Burcham, at 62 the oldest killed a series of compromise proposals In a statement, the Sandinista go­ Borge said in the Caribbean coast city permanent artificial heart recip­ Germany. vernment reiterated its refusal to talk wish the same thing, " d'Escoto said simple professional tooth and gum "We are going to Bitburg, period," Regan said, and voted overwhelmingly to defeat "If President Reagan decides lo oi Bluefields. 120 miles east of maintenance risk the possibility ient, died at 9.48 p.m. EST Reagan's proposal to give $14 million in directly with the rebels, latieling them Managua but, “The ceremony itself is under -c.n.trv forces directed and paid follow the will of his people, we will be in they will need more extensive, Wednesday at Humana Hospital consideration." aid to the rebels fighting to overthrow costly and uncomfortable work Audubon, 10 days after he became The president's earlier itinerary called for him done later on. the fifth Jarvik heart patient. on May 5 to tour the cemetery at Bitburg where ^ ****** V '" '-' ■ ■ Preventive visits in which cavi­ German soldiers, including members of the The artificial heart, which con­ ties are filled or other minor work sists of the two lower main notorious Waffen SS, are buried. He also was to Four cops arrested is done can be soothed with local stroll through the cemetery for 20 minutes and lay anesthetic or sedation if need be, pumping chambers, was not af­ a wreath. the panel said. fected by the pressure from the The wreath laying ceremony on his 10-day .-v.t:'- ■:;v ■Ak'**-''-’? “The message is you don't have clot because it has a rigid struc­ European swing, which begins Tuesday night in stun gun scandal to be frightened by dentistry, " said James Simmons, left, and Matthew guilty Wednesday of bombing three ture, said Dr. Allan M. Lansing, when he flies to Bonn, had exacerbated feelings Dr. Daniel Laskin, panel chairman abortion clinics Christmas Day. Sim­ chairman of the Humana Heart on both sides and opened old wounds dating from Goldsby leave the Escambia County jail 2 MacCrary was also charged with and professor of oral and maxillo­ mons's wife and Goldsby’s financee Institute. World War II. By Lee Comeovs facial surgery at the Medical in Pensacola, Fla., after being released United Press International third-degree assault for the April 8 iM.W a pending sentencing. They were found were also convicted of conspiracy. "In this case, the mechanical beating of Everton Evelyn, a 31-year- College of Virginia. "It can be done Vermont puts age at 19 old taxi driver and an alleged stun gun painlessly or nearly painlessly. " heart was all right but blood could NEW YORK — The arrest of two .T ■ , - The panel, composed of dentists, not gel back to the (artificial) MONTPELIER, Vt. — Gov. Madeleine Kunin more police officers brings to four the victim r.ii. number arrested on charges of partici­ anesthetists, a consumer advocate pumping chamber because of the will be lining up with the House in a legislative Santucci said MacCary and Aranda and a statistics expert, said 35 compression of the (natural) tug-of-war over how high to raise the state's legal pating in the torture of drug suspects were present on April 4 when 17-year- million Americans avoid routine Jurors In clinic bombing drinking age. with an electronic stun gun in a growing old Juanentas was allegedly tortured at upper chamber,” he said. brutality scandal in a Queens care until forced into a dentist's The condition is known as Thumbing its nose at a federal law withholding the Queens stationhouse. chair by a toothache. Doctors at Humana Hospital stationhouse. cardiac tamponade. highway money from states that don't comply Neither has been charged with The panel also addressed fears in Louisville, Ky., said a 5 Queens District Attorney John San- with a national 21-year-old drinking age, the actually wielding thestun gun. they said were raised by reports in say they shunned biases Lansing said the compression Senate Wednesday passed a bill hiking the limit to tucci announced the new arrests was caused by a "jelly-like” blood jelly-like blood clot com­ Wednesday night. In addition to the new arrests, police the media that it is risky to submit 19. announced the suspension Wednesday of to sedatives and general anesthet­ clot between Burcham's heart and pressed a remaining part of It now returns to the House, which enacted a Mayor Edward Koch said he was After a little more than four The two women, Goldsby's fian­ "outraged and disgusted" by the Lt. Stephen Cheswick. the precinct's ics in dentists' offices, pointing out Bv David Tortorano cee, Kaye Wiggins, 18, and Sim­ lungs. He said the "source of the Jack Burcham's natural 21-year-old drinking agearlier in thesession. integrity officer. that statistics show deaths due to United Press International hours of deliberation that began The House is virtually certain to reject theSenate allegation and has called in federal Tuesday night, the jury convicted mons' wife, Kathy, 19, were found bleeding was not identified” but it heart, causing blood to back authorities to investigate the torture Cheswick has not been charged in the anesthesia are extremely low. guilty only of conspiracy, which apparently reflected "a diffuse version, leaving it up to a conference committee to case, but authorities said he should have Sedatives are used to relax a PENSACOLA, Fla. - Jurors all four defendants of conspiracy. up into his lungs. The work out a compromise. charges. who convicted two young couples The two men, Matthew Goldsby carries a possible sentence of five ooze" around the mechanical 62-year-old Burcham, the Five police officers have been impli­ been a wareof the tortureand stopped it. patient. Local anesthetics numb a years in prison and a $10,000 fine. heart. If no agreement is reached before adjournment, Rentas, Evelyn and high school senior small area and general anesthesia in the Christmas bombing of three and James Simmons also were oldest permanent artificial the drinking age would remain at 18, at least until cated in the scandal. All five have been Pensacola abortion clinics say convicted of manufacturing the U.S. District Judge Roger Vin­ suspended from the force; four of them Mark Davidson. 18,allsaySNAPofficers produces unconsciousness. The son released the two men from Lansing said an autopsy indi­ heart recipient, died at 9.48 next year. The House, which strongly supports a used stun guns to force confessions on decision about which to use is they set aside their personal 41-pound pipe bombs and explod­ higher age. may go along with the Senate rather have been arrested. ing them early Christmas prison where they had been held cated the bleeding may have been p.m. EST Wednesday. marijuana charges. made by the dentist based on the beliefs about religion and abortion related lo Burcham's poorly func­ than losethe entire bill, The scandai stems from charges lo reach .their verdict. morning. since their arrests a few days after made by three drug suspects that Rentas and Davidson wereexpectedto individual case. the bombings and returned the two tioning kidneys and anti-clotting appear in Queens Criminal Court today “I think that the problem of Following the emotional nine- Goldsby cast his eyes downward the dialysis treatment was halted officers in the 106th precinct's Street day trial, jury foreman Frank when the verdicts were read and women to the custody of their drugs administered to avert a when Burcham showed increasing Canadians warn U.S. Narcotics Appreherttion Program — on the drug charges against them. mortality in the dental office has mothers. It was Davidson's allegations that led been exaggerated," Laskin said. Bocchino read a statement Wed­ the two women cried. stroke. difficulty breathing. CHARLESTON, Vt. — Irate Canadians have SNAP — tortured and burned them with nesday composed by the six-man, No one was injured in the blasts, Leaders of pro-abortion factions Lansing said a build up of fluids a stun gun. to the arrests Monday of Sgt. Richard One study from Great Britain hailed the verdict. “About one hour before his warned United States energy officials they may Pike, 41, and Officer Jeffrey Gilbert, 33, indicated a mortality rate of one six-woman federal court jury. but one clinic was destroyed and in the lungs believed to be blood death, Burcham's blood pressure Word of the new arrests came as UPI photo two others heavily damaged. Goldsby and Simmons told fed­ spark an "international incident" if they opt to on charges of second-degree assault. patient per 250,000 anesthetic "We feel our decision was based first was detected Wednesday began to drop,” Lansing said. “He dump high-level nuclear waste in a sparsely Police Commissioner Benjamin Ward on the evidence and the law as Sentencing was scheduled for eral agents shortly after their announced a major shakeup at the They were released without bail pending procedures from 1970 through 1979. arrest they had bombed the clinics afternoon while Burcham under­ began to bleed from his lungs ' populated section of northern Vermont. a grand jury investigation and sus­ Christian fighters of the right-wing "Lebanese Forces" militia Two less rigorous studies in the presented to us," Bocchino read. May 30. Goldsby and Simmons, beseiged stationhouse under which the both 21, face a maximum of 65 because they had received a “call went his second kidney dialysis Lansing said Burcham's final Several busloads of Canadians were among the pended without pay. embark with their armoured vehicles on a ferry for Beirut United States indicated the death “Our personal beliefs concerning treatment since Monday. The fluid crowd of 350 people packing an informational entire command will be transferred to religion and the abortion issue did years in prison and fines up to from God” and were trying to stop deterioration to death occurred other duties. Santuaci said officers at the precinct Wednesday after fighting Moslems and Palestinians in Sidon for rate was one per 350,000 to one per killings of the unborn. build up caused Burcham's brea­ hearing Wednesday — held about 10 miles from the have imposed "a blue wall of silence” 860,000. not in any way influence us." $70,000 each. over a 30-minute period Canadian border. Koch said he has asked U.S. Attorney five weeks The first boatload of about 280 men of the 450 thing to become labored, Lansing The compression around the Generai Edwin Meese to bring the FBI around the investigation, which he said It was the first meeting held in New England on was continuing. He did not say whether Christian fighters being pulled out also took seven U.S.-made said. natural upper portion of Buoham's the Department of Energy's plantocreateasecond and the U.S. Justice Department into the investigation. He said the federal more arrests were expected. armoured personnel carriers as well as anti-tank guns and “It (the fluid) was assumed lo be heart made it harder for the high-level nuclear waste repository. Ward said the SNAP operation had not Diabetics may trade nasal spray for syringe " Wedon't want a nuclear waste repository atour authorities would investigate possible heavy machine guns. blood,” said Lansing, who added a chamber to fill, Lansing said. The A civil rights violations. been authorized by the department and tube was inserted into Burcham's build up of fluid also compressed back door.” said Quebec resident Jean Chou- that each of the 59 arrests the unit made lion diabetics in the United States. Eaton of the University of New better tolerated by patients. quette. "If you do carry on with such a plan, you Koch said he would also introduce Bv GIno Del Guerclo Mexico School of Medicine called Diabetics suffer from an inabil­ chest to drain the blood. "But very the lungs and, he said, "We believe legislation in the City Council to outlaw over recent months would be cheeked to United Press International The spray costs about $50 a this was the cause for bleeding.” might create an international incident .'' determine if there were additional month more than injections be­ the study “an important contribu­ ity to produce enough insulin, a little blood drained." Officials said five of the nine Vermont rock stun guns natural chemical that helps the The retired train engineer from Santucci identified the newly ar­ instances of torture. Lebanon’s Karami BOSTON — Many diabetics cause five to 10 times as much tion to the goal of optimal insulin Lansing, with a glum-looking formations identified as potential dump sites are Rentas told a news conference insulin is required. delivery ." But they said a number body break down sugar. Without chief surgeon Dr. William C. Le Roy, 111., suffered kidney located in the northwestern corner of the state, rested officers as Loren MacCary. a within the next few years may be insulin the blood sugar levels of police officer since 1982. and Michael Wednesday he was zapped "10 to 15 using nasal sprayers instead of The insulin must also be com- of questions must still be answered DeVries standing at his side, said problems before his April 14 called the Northeast Kingdom. In all, the DOE is times " with the electronic dev ice, which bin*d with a detergent so that it before the technique is recom­ diabetics skyrockets and sends implant. examining 236 rock bodies in 17 eastern and north Aranda, a 16-year veteran \ syringes to take insulin if prelimi­ them into convulsions at a morning medical briefing that They were charged with felony " left marks on my body ' wants old job back nary tests of the new technique can be absorbed by the nose. The mended for general use. central st ates for a second high-level waste All three men. who are black or Among the questions are P assault in the second degree and announced today prove accurate. detergent can cause a burning repository. High-level wastecomes from spent fuel Hispanic, said white officers used racial Karami submitted his resignation and whether the technique is effective innuclearreactors. criminal possession of a weapon in the By David Zenlan Researchers have found that sensation, though. One of four fourth degree — an electronic stun gun. slurs while interrogating them. United Press International that of his Cabinet on April 17 to protest insulin can be effectively adminis­ patients was unable to tolerate the on a long-term basis, whether it fighting in west Beirut that ended in the tered to diabetics by spraying it nasal spray. has any long-term negative effects Cardinals strengthens right BEIRUT, Lebanon — Prime Minister defeat of the Sunni Mourabitoun militia into their noses before meals, if it is The spray was tested on patients on the nose, whether absorption A' Rashid Karami returned today from by Shiite and Druze Moslem militias. combined with additives that help with juvenile onset diabetes, the changes when patient's noses are VATICAN CITY — Pope John Paul IPs choice Damascus where he withdrew his Karami, 63, later told President Amin its absorption. But the spray is more severe form of the disease, stuffed up, how often patients are of 28 new cardinals strengthened the conserva­ Gemayel that he would head acaretaker but researchers anticipate it may likely to develop severely high or tive bloc within the College of Cardinals and Needle at issue again resignation after two days of talks more expensive and some people VI between rival Moslem groups aimed at government until the future of the with the disease may not be able to also be effective against adult low blood sugar levels and whether increased Third World power within the Roman insurance companies and Blue PROVIDENCE. R.I. (UPI) - The and marry his mistress. resolving Lebanon's political crisis. nine-man coalition Cabinet was use it. onset diabetes. Catholic Church. resolved. "There still has to be a lot more Cross-Blue Shield are willing to The appointments Wednesday to the body that prosecution said today it would prove The first state witness was to be the But hours before Karami's return to A three-month study of eight socialite Claus von Bulow. "intending to family maid. Maria Schrallhammer, Beirut,. Druze militiamen clashed with In a statement, the Moslem leaders diabetics found they were able lo work,” said Dr. NenateKimmerle, pay for it. elects popes included American archbishops thanked Syria for its "continued and a diabetes expert at Boston Uni­ Kimmerle said she is optimistic John O'Connor of New York and Bernard Law of murder his wife," twice injected her who provided some of the strongest units of the army's sixth brigade, keep their blood sugar at accepta­ with insulin at their Newport mansion. testimony against von Bulow in his first despite the Damascus agreement be­ unlimited support and help to get ble levels using only the nasal versity Medical School and one of that the extra cost will drop Boston. A special consistory will be held May 25 to Lebanon outof itscrisisandsafeguardits the paper's authors. "It has to go because new genetic engineering install the new cardinals. Assistant Attorney General Marc trial in 1982. The defense will give its tween Moslem leaders to entrust spray. The spray frees diabetics DeSisto, in his opening statement to the opening. statement after all state security to the troops. nationalunity." fbom daily injections and does not through a long clinical trial and techniques have enabled drug All of the new cardinals are described by- other kinds of surfactants (deter­ companies to make insulin using Vatican sources as loyalists and doctrinal Superior Court jury of 11 women and witnesses have been called, defense Fighting also broke out overnight Khaddam also indicated the Cabinet require careful timing of when to four men. said that "on two separate attorney Thomas Puccio said. between Christian and Moslem militia­ will resume its meetings. But Shiite take the insulin. gents) must be tested." bacteria, rather than extracting it conservatives — hardly surprising, given the She said that with luck, the nasal from animals. pope's decidedly conservative views on contro­ occasions, he assaulted his wife, both Superior Court Judge Corinne Grande men, using rocket-propelled grenades leader Nabih Berri cast doubts on that The research was conducted at times with insulin . . intending to denied a defense motion Wednesday to and heavy machine guns across the development and on earlier reports he Boston University Medical Center spray may be available to the Better additives that enable the versial church teachings regarding birth control, public in about three years. insulin to be absorbed more easily homosexuality, priestly celibacy and the ordina­ murder his wife." bar the needle from evidence. Green Line that divides Beirut into and Druze leader WalidJumblattagreed and was published in the New Von Bulow, dressed in his tan tweed The defense charged private tests Christian and Moslem sections, police to attend Cabinet sessions. England Journal of Medicine. In an accompanying editorial. through the nose may also cut the tion of women. Drs. David Schade and Philip amount of insulin required and be "Looking at the list you can see he is rewarding sports jacket and brown slacks, sat at conducted on the needle in 1981 were sources said. “The question of all ministers attend­ There are approximately 10 mil­ those faithful to the Roman line.” said one defendants table and did not react to invalid andunreliable. There were no casualties in the brief ing the Cabinet meeting was not even Vatican source. "You won't find any liberals DeSisto's statements. “This needle cou Id not ha ve been used fire fights, but the violence underlined discussed" in Damascus, said Berri, who among them.” "This defendant stands before you to inject Mrs. von Bulow," Puccio the urgency to end militia supremacy in is minister for southern Lebanon and Columbia University makes awards The pope's decision to elevate conservative accused of attempted murder," DeSisto argued. “The state says it's the murder the city, the sources said. Justice. Archbishop of Managua Miguel Obando Bravo, said to the packed courtroom. "This is weapon. Wesay it is not." The second day of talks in the Syrian Berri and Jumblatt, minister for who has won John Paul's esteem for his what the state is going to prove." In the 1982 trial, the state won a capitalednesday on resolving the inter- public works and tourism, have been outspoken opposition to the leftist government in After completing the opening state­ convictionbyclaimingtheinsulin-tinged Moslem rivalries in Lebanon coincided boycotting the Cabinet since January to Newspeople celebrate Pulitzers Nicaragua, supports the reward theory, said a ment, the prosecution was to introduce needle was found in a black bag in von with the withdrawal of Israeli forces protest a lack of political reforms to its first piece of evidence, a miniature Bulow's closet at the family mansion in from positions in eastern Lebanon in the transfer more power to Lebanon's knowledgeable Vatican source. Bv Frank Spotnitz Newsday. said, “... We were proud Stan Grossfeld of The Boston replica of Clarendon Court, the mansion Newport. final phaseof a three-stage pullout. Moslem majority. Their absence had of all of our reporting at the time it Globe. on Newport's millionaires row which When the state Supreme Court Plans call for Israeli troops to leave virtually paralyzed the year-old Unlljed Press International Grossfeld. who has won the the Danish-born jet-setter shared with Lebanon entirely by the beginning of Cabinet. was done and we're proud of it Suspects face arrtlignment overturned the conviction, it ruled the now." award once before, was honored his wife who is in a New York hospital in needle was legally tested. June. But Israeli Defense Minister After three lengthy meetings with JEW YORK — A reporter forthe NORFOLK, Va. — It took the FBI 10 years to ,'ort Worth Star-Telegram whose The Des Moines Register's Tho­ for a series of pictures of the a coma from which she is not expected But Puccio charged the testing was Yitzhak Rabin warned that Israel "will Khaddam, the Lebanese Moslem politi­ mas Knudson earned the national famine in Ethiopia and Mexicans find Thomas and Carol Manning — fugitives to recover. "unorthodox.” maintain all freedom of action to attack cal and religious leaders agreed that stories about a deadly design flaw in Army helicopters helped save reporting prize for a series show­ wading through the Rio Grande to linked with robbery, bombings and murder — Wednesday, the presiding judge ruled "It was done in such a way that it's any terrorist target in the sea, in west security in mostly Moslem west Beirut work in Texas. Price was honored because of the tight-knit nature of the shadowy that an insulin-coated needle, the most Beirut... wherever we will find it. ” hundreds of servicemen's lives ing how farmers face an on-the-job 2 impossible for the defendant to attack was the responsibility of thearmy'ssixUi for his pictures of the war-torn terrorist group they are associated with. damaging piece of evidence against von Syrian Vice President Abdel Halim received the highest honor in death rate five times the national it."hesaid. brigade, a statement issued in Damas­ average. inhabitants of Angola and El Carol Manning was arrested Wednesday Bulow at his trial in 1982, can be The defense had five laboratory tests Khaddam, a mediator at the talks cus said. American journalism — a Pulitzer without incident at a shopping mall. Agents presented during his retrial on charges Prize. "I am absolutely thrilled..." Salvador. conducted on Valium and amobarbital, between Sunni Moslems and Shiite and They also agreed on the necessity of Knudson said. RANDALL SAVAGE AND surprised Thomas Manning while he was he tried to kill his wealthy wife. two drugs the prosecution claims were Druze Moslems, said Karami withdrew removing frontlines dividing the capital Mark J. Thompson's five-part \bur vacation begins sunbathing 10 minutes later. The member of the DeSisto was expected to claim von series. "Teeter Rotor: Deadly For local reporting. Thomas JACKIE CROSBY of The Macon also on the needle. Puccio said some lab hisre8ignationinresponseto"thewishes Into Moslem and Christian sectors, Tureol of The Virginian-Pilot and (Ga.) Telegraph & News won for FBI Ten Most Wanted List offered no resistance. Bulow, 58, tried to kill Martha'Sunny" results indicated “amobarbital and of (Syrian) President Hafez Assad and withdrawing militiamen tobarracksand Blades," exposed the helicopter's The Mannings, of Boston, who were living von Bulow with insulin shots to inherit tendency toward "mast bumping" The Ledger-Star of Norfolk, Va., reporting on specialized subjects. the moment you drive on board. Valium can produce a ' falsepositive' for the participants of the Moslem removing all gunmen from the streets, won a Pulitzer for chronicling the They wrote an 18-part series under assumed names, are believed to be part of her $70 million utilities fortune insulin." conference," thestatementsaid. in which the craft's rotor would members of a radical terrorist group called the break off, causing a crash. The "freewheeling ways" of a city discussing the impact of the sports Sam Melville-Jonathan Jackson Unit. The aims problem was blamed for killing 250 official. programs at the University of Under $105 lor a family of Plan your Nova Scotia vaca­ Newsday earned a prize for Georgia and Georgia Tech on Q v t b t . 8^jL.«-^Amher.l tion with our Tourism Guide 5 of the group are unclear. servicemen since 1967. four* with car. „ .HALIFAX The Mannings narrowly avoided arrest last Thompson received the Pulitzer international reporting for a series grades and graduation rates. Book by calling toll-free; on the famine in Ethiopia reported Alice Steinbech of The Baltimore Bar Harbor, Maine is the November when federal authorities arrested five Bond denied in ‘faise’ rape case Prize for public service in T0 «m o Continental U.S. alleged members of the terrorist group — three Journalism. by Josh Friedman and Dennis Bell Sun won the feature writing award drive-on point for one of for "A Boy of Unusual Vision,” a ^•Boston 1-800-341-6096 men and two women — near Cleveland. The CHICAGO (UPI) — The Illinois Court would be likely to flee ..^ if he were to be man is still in jail. Each day for him must Calling his story "a pebble" that and photographed by Ozier the most enchanting ways Mannings lived in a nearby rural town but of Appeals dealt a setback to convicted releasedonbond." caused a rockslide, Thompson, 32, Muhammad. portrait of a blind fourth-grader. N«w Yorit Maine be 1 .OOOdaysof agony." The Baltimore Evening Sun's to travel you’ll ever experi­ managed to elude police. rapist Gary Dotson by refusing to allow Rizzi said he would have released Attorneys for Dotson are exploring said his series prompted a civilian Newsday's second Pulitzer went 1-800-492-0643 John Franklin was awarded a ence. For the next 6 hours . Withinglon, O.C. Thomas Manning, 38, was charged Wednesday him to go free on bond while the courts DotsononllOO.OOObond. several legal alternatives for gaining panel to look into the problem and to columnist Murray Kempton for his commentaries in 1984. Pulitzer for his series about the you leave the navigating to Or fill in and mail the coupon with robbing an Augusta, Maine bank on Dec. 12, consider his accuser's assertion that Webb, a Jaffrey, N.H. mother of two, Dotson's freedom, Includlngaclemency the Army subsequently grounded • Norfolk 1975 and another bank in Portland, Maine on Oct. the rape never occurred. has said her new-found faith led her to request. 600 Bell Corp. helicopters until “He is an Important part of new science of molecular psychia­ us as we sail you and your below. 4, 1975. The robberies netted a total of about The appeals court Wednesday denied reverse the "lie" she toldln 1977whenshe they could be fixed. American journalism and he is try, 'showing the link between car (RV’s, Pop-Ups, Car- *2 adults, 2 children aged 5 to 12. Lupel late Wednesday filed a petition insanity and chemical and physi­ • Wilmington f24,000, officials said. Carol Manning, 29, was bond without explanation to the Country accused Dotson of raping her. At a for a new trial for Dotson, saying there The Pulitzer Prizes, announced getting the recognition he de­ Tops, more than welcome) cal malfunctions of the brain. ♦ Charfotton charged with one robbery count in the 1975 Club Hills, 111., man, who has served sU hearing several weeks ago, she des­ were at least four violations of Dotson's at Columbia University Wednes­ serves." Marro said of Kemplon's to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia award. In spot news photography, the » Savannah Augusta bank holdup. They will be arraigned years in prison. cribed how shescratched her body with a rights during theoriginal trial. day, are considered the most aboard the Bluenose, a CN Marine Friday. Dotson, 28, was freed briefly on bond pieceofglassandbruisedherselftomake prestigious awards in American The Philadelphia Inquirer's Wil­ staff of The Register in Santa Ana, > Jackaonvilla several weeks ago, but then was it appear she had been molested. Gov. James Thompson has called an Jouniallsm. liam K. Marlmow and the St. Calif., was honored for “excep­ world-class auto ferry. Petersburg (Fla.) Times' Lucy tional photograhic coverage of the Our daylight crossing Published by the Ministry o( Tourism. Students protest apartheid ordered back to prison April 11 by a Dotson was convicted of rape and emergency meeting of the Illinois Editorial cartoonist Jeff Mac- Cook County judge who said he did not aggravated kidnapping in 1979 and Prisoner Review Board for May 9 to Nelly scored his third Pulitzer for Morgan and Jack Reed shared the Olympic Games.” means you can stroll the PiMse settd me more Inlormetlon BOSTON — About 200 students occupied the believe Cathleen Crowell \Webb's sentenced to 25-toSO-years in prison. considertheclemency request. his acerbic wit in the Chicago prize for Investigative reporting. The Los Angeles Times's colum­ decks and enjoy the salty Book your reservations lY on CN Marina and Nova Scotia. Tufts University adminstration building Wednes­ recantation. Dotson's mother, Barbara Dotson, Webb, under questioning, said she is Tribune. His cartoons are syndi­ Marlmow showed that Philadel­ nist Howard Rosenberg won an and ask about our new phia police dogs had attacked award for television criticism. A sea air or take in a little sun. Name. day and most of them, equipped with steeping Dotson's attorneys appealed, but the said she was not surprised at the latest not interested in making money from the cated in papers across the country. Afterwards, wine and dine money-saving 1985 tour bags and snacks, planned to stay for the night appeals court voted 3-1 to deny bond legalsetback. sensational case, declaring, “I am But even his own newspaper more than 3S0 civilians. His expose prize for editorial writing went to Richard Aregood of the Philadel­ in our bar and restaurant. ackages by calling CN while 100 students staged a "leam-in" at Boston pending the appeal. “We weren't thoroughly disappointed concerned solely with getting an could not find him for comment led to a city inquiry and changes in larine at our toll-free innocent man outof prison." the dogs' training. phia Daily News. And don’t worry about the P University in protests against school investments Dissenting Judge Dom Rizzi critic­ because ... I never really got myself after the awards were announced. numbers: in South Africa. ized his colleagues for denying bond, workedupthistimebecausewe'vehadso A Tribune spokesman said Mac- Morgan and Reed revealed Winners receive $1,000, paid kids, they’re having a super ProvInca. _ Area Coda. Sen. Paul Simon, D-III. criticized Sen. from a fund set up by publishing The protests, which included a quiet sit-in by saying the "public's acceptance of its many disappointments. Gary isatapoint Arlen Specter, R-Pa., chairman of the Nelly was out celebrating. corruption in a county sheriff's time in our children’s play­ Continental U.S. Mall to: several dozen students at a Harvard University’s criminal justice system is at stake." where he says, ‘ Mom, if it works out that I THE PHILADELPHIA IN­ office. magnate Joseph Pulitzer in his room. So go on, try your 1-800-341-7981 Nova Scotia Tourism Senate Judiciary subcommittee on Photographer Larry Price gave will. The public service award in 129 Commarclal St. Corporation offices, were part of anti-apartheid Rizzi said little hard evidence was get out — fine. Otherwise we'll just wait juvenile justice who called the hearing, QUIRER AND Long Island's luck in the casino or browse Maine {-4 Portland, Maina 04101 demonstrations in Massachusetts and at cam­ presented against Dotson at the original forthe hearing.'” Newsday were the only double The Philadelphia Inquirer its journalism is the only one that does fortrylngtosensationalizethecasewhile not carry a cash prize; winners through our duty-free shop. 1-800-432-7344 puses nationwide. trial. And, saidizzi, "There isabsolutely Webb, in Washington, said she felt diverting attention from a difficult and GARYDOTSON prize winners. second award in sharing the Tony Marro, managing editor of feature photography award with receive a gold medal instead. no evidence ... to suggest that Dotson “upset and disappointedthataninnocent sensitiveissue. • gets new setback fi _MANC11KSTKU HKKAl.D Tluirsday. \|)ril 25. 19H"' MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aorir25, 1985 - 7 Richard M Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor James P Sacks, City Editor" House dumps ‘happy hour" ban OPINION Boxing go far enough to stop people from By Mark A. Dupuis and to prohibit the serving of more than one drink at a time to a guzzling a lot of liquor in a short United Press International period of time.” Person. Prague said she believes the bill panel HARTFORD — The state house Prague, however, said that without the bill the commission is dead for this session, but vowed killed a bill designed to combat to bring it up for action again in the drunken driving by banning lacks the authority to control The Holocaust is still with us pricing and ban “happy hours 1986 session. J a c k "happy hours” and other promo­ "What’s the matter with us here dropped tions where liquor is offered at and "two-for-ones” where people money for the CIA to distribute " humanitarian can drink for less. in Connecticut?” she said, noting A n d e r s o n By Mark A. Dupuis cut-rate prices. that neighboring Massachusetts ll ain't exactly "Spring Time for Hitier” in the aid" can only have been put forward to twit Despite strong objections by the “They (the commission) can go United Press International far enough to get the drunk off the and Rhode Island have restricted nation’s capital, but this going to pul posies on the opponents to anger. Why not appropriate money to bill's sponsor, the House voted "happy hours." graves of dead storm troopers calls out for the the Red Cross to pass out bullets? ("ailing the MX HARTFORD — The state House road, ” Prague said. ’’They can t has approved a Republican- 78-64 Wednesday to accept a satire of the late Zero Mostel; if they sent the "Peace Keeper ” is Orwellian; calling giving backed bill to abolish the state's recommendation from the General president an Iron Cross, he wouldn't wear it but be Nicholas supplies to an invading army "humanitariaii aid new Boxing Commission before Law Committee and reject the bill. would send a thank you-note for this token of is smirky nastiness. "I’m very disappointed," said the panel even begins its work. Rep. Edith G. Prague, D- reconciliation. It’s not closet National Socialism, Von Hoffman For people old enough to remember the politii s The bill, which originated in the ^ Specializing Exclusively In ♦ to give Nazism its formal name, but it is a kind of and craziness of the late 1960s andearlj "70s budget'writing Appropriations Columbia, who had petitioned the Feds probing bill to the House floor after the ♦ SLENDERIZING plus-size fashions revealing dementia that has got hold of the men something about this has a familiar ring. When Committee and was designed to General Law Committee had killed \ and women whom the people in their sovereign the New Left, that heterogenously disunited group save money, won approval Wed­ the measure once. wisdom pul in power last November. of political hyperthyroids, began to attract notice, nesday on a 76-66 vote and was sent The bill would have banned For llie president and the people he has what they said w as. w helher right or wrong, at charges by on to the Senate for expected "happy hours” and other liquor ffherefathion is surrounded himself with the Holocaust is history atrocity that occurred 45. 44 years ago." It is approval. least intelligently worked out. As these things go The bill would repeal a law that promotions such as "Iwo-for-ones” a look, Forget altoul it — that's what Mr. Reagan wants ongoing. But the president and the tough guys he the things they said were refreshing, timely and took effect March 1 and estab­ where drinks are offered for not a sise Special Sizes to do. it s w hat Patrick Buchanan, the new has drawn close to him hear neither the cries of cogent. rehab facility lished the seven-member commis­ discount prices. 12’/z-26’/i number three boy in Ibe While House, wants to do the dead nor those now dying. They are pt'culiarly As lime went on and events healed up what they Rep. Loren E. Dickinson, R- sion to regulate and promote Berlin, co-chairman of the General and 38 to 52 Mr. Buelianan is fed up with spending money deaf to suffering in any form. Mr Reagan and Mr said became wilder, sillier and narrow-mindedly WASHINGTON - Defense contractors aren’t the boxing in Connecticut. chasing down old-time Nazi war criminals: Law Committee, argued against Buchanan see the old newsreels of the vindictive Tbeir words and pose grew" more only ones who charge the government (or personal Rep. Otto C, Neumann, R- the bill, saying the state Liquor "You've got a great atrocity that occurred 4.S. 44 concentration camps and those images, those destructive and heedle.ss of tbe rights and feelings expenses like kennel costs and cocktail parlies. Granby, co-chairman of the Appro­ Control Commission already is 2 years ago, okay? Why continue to invest put priations Committee, said the mountains of dead Jewish flesh don’t register on of others. When the mad men and women of the Investigators (or the Health and Human Services U P I p h o to working on regulations to control 2 millions of dollars into investigating that ’’ 1 mean, them as they do on others.* now-degenerate New Left underground planted state shouldn’t spend the $133,000 Department turned up more than $1 million in proposed for the commission to "happy hours" and other why keep a special office (the Justice Of late this aspect of the Heaganite swarm has bombs in college buildings and offices, tbe New- questionable Medicare charges from a single “ BILL O’NEILL AND PHILIP ROBERTSON promotions, Department’s Office of Special Investigations) to promote and regulate boxing but grown louder and more blatant The strangest Left overground, while not always condoning what rehabilitation center in 1982-83. They included legal should merely stick with the . . . they’re not smiling any more Dickinson said committee investigtite Nazi warcrimes? " people are surfacing, like the recently resigned was being done, explained and apologized for the members realize there are prob­ fees (or the company president’s divorce, his ^ current regulation by the Depart­ lems with the promotions, but W by indeed? What a silly way to "invest " Eileen Marie Gardner at the Department of use of political violence. country-club lab and health-insurance premiums for . ment of Consumer Protection. money. The voice of the Bottom Line God has said Education, with predeslinationism and beliefs believe they should be addressed V his mother Opponents of the bill, however, by the liquor commission. through its echo chamber, "You’ll never gel your that God has so ordered the world that the A SIMILAR CYCLE seems to be taking place in According to a memorandum written by the Health ... argued that lawmakers shouldn’t GOP remains divided dougli back. ” The commission is considering 5 handicapped pretty much get w hat they deserve. the New Right. The intelligently worked out. and Human Services inspector-general to another do an about-face and repeal a law regulations that would ban bars There is Arthur Burns, the retiring American cogent criticisms of a few years ago are giving they only passed last year. 5 department offieial, this information will be pres­ and other liquor-selling establish­ \ THK HOLOCAUST was tbe bloodiest single act ambassador to Bonn, making offhand, explosive way to absurdist rodomontades. Where once the "We deserve to give this particu­ on tax cut proposais ments from allowing people to pay of murder in the bloodiest, murder-filled century ented soon to the I S. atft)rney in Scranton, Pa. lar commission a chance to prove remarks about the " German soul ” suffering from New Left apologized for bombing corporate The company under investigation is Allied Services a set price and drink all they can in recorded history. What the Nazis, the SS. the the division of the country into East and West " I headquarters, now the New Right does the same itself," said Rep. William J. Scully for the Handicapped, parent corporation of the Jr., D-Waterbury. By Mark A. Dupuis the $34 million loss in revenue that Germans — refer to them as you will — did at wish for reunification with all my heart, ” he said, for blowing up abortion clinics; where once left United Press International would come with "recoupling” Bergen-Belsen, Dachau. Auschwitz and the rest George T. Walters Institute of Rehabilitation"' He said the commission would O’Neill vetos expressing a sentiment which, if pushed hard described the North Vietnamese communist Medicine. The Wallers facility is the largest in ... ensure that boxing is closely Although both O'Neill and legis­ was the epicenter of the Holocaust which is the enough, will start World War III. leader. Ho Chi Minh, as the George Washington of regulated in Connecticut and by HARTFORD — What would lators have not included the item in ‘quits’ measure 20th century. Allied’s network of rehabilitation and vocational . Indochina, now President Reagan compares the centers, which serve more than a million people in , promoting the sport could raise amount to a $34 million tax break their lists of proposed tax cuts. A brief glance at a dozen nations around the THERE IS A MOCKING, teasing, baiting for business has become the major Senate President Pro Tempore HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Nicaraguan counter-revolutionary hit men to the northeastern Pennsylvania. money for the state. world shows that the Holocaust is not some ’ "great quality to some of the things being said. Asking F'ounding Feathers But Rep. John J. Zajac Jr., obstacle to an agreement between Philip S. Robertson, R-Cheshire, William A. O’Neill vetoed contro­ R-Meriden, said there are major House and Senate Republicans on said it would in effect represent an versial "quits" legislation that ALLIED’S WASHINGTON ATTORNEY told our ’ boxers in the state already "and a tax-cut plan for the state's next added $34 million tax cut. would deny unemployment benef­ "985 t'\ Nt" A associate Tony Capaccio that the company "is ; they have no trouble finding fiscal year. "In reality that is what the its to workers who quit their jobs Editorials confident and hopeful (that a) fair result will be ^ matches." The Republican majorities in the governor is doing," Robertson (or non-work related reasons. reached and announced soon. ” In other action, the House gave House and Senate met Wednesday said, adding that either way the The Democratic ^governor On his advice. Allied executives declined to final legislative approval to a bill in separate closed caucuses where state could afford the $87 million agreed there have been abuses Remember Mom on her that would repeal a requirement they reached general agreement bottom line on either the House or with people leaving their jobs for comment, including President and Board Chairman personal reasons and collecting m Walters. that meat sold in retail stores be on another $53 million in other Senate GOP tax cut plans. special day with fbr the last packaged so 70 percent of the cut is types of tax cuts for the fiscal year The other $53 million in tax cuts benefits, but said the bill went Senator Sam The Health and Human Services memo written by ■ beginning July 1. would come from changes in the beyond addressing those hundreds of practical tirBe 5er\a1or.. IG Richard Kusserow slated: " Our review has shown visible. The bill, which now goes to Gov, However, the two chambers interest and dividends taxes, taxes problems. gift items in her (Dill y o u "to that Allied officials have exhibited a remarkably William A. O’Neill, was pushed by remained divided over the issue of on utilities or heating oil and a Although the bill passed the Bill Miller, Barry Goldwater’s running allocate tbe - extravagant flair for spending taxpayers' money. "’ grocery stores that argued current "recoupling,” or changing busi­ scattering of other tax cuts or Republican-controlled House and special size. mate in 1964, needed the American Express Government reimbursement was used as payment for ” packaging drains juices from meat ness equipment depreciation laws changes, including household Senate, there was clearly some commercial to keep from fading into unallowable expenditures which were directed ... cuts. in a move that would save paper products, real estate tran­ doubt Wednesday whether there businesses an estimated $34 mil­ sactions and inheritances. would be enough support to muster Gift Certificates obscurity. Sam Ervin touted the card, but he toward enriching (Allied) officials, their families and The House also gave final approval to O'Neill’s six nominees lion in the 1985-86 budget year. “We generally agree on what the the two-thirds vote needed to didn’t need the extra exposure to become a their associates.” Available. A The attorney for Allied told our associate: "The fact for the state's Criminal Justice House Republicans want to go bottom line should be," Robertson override the governor's veto. A ahead with a scheduled change in said. “As to the intricate parts to O’Neill, in a veto message sent to household word. He was not, as he put it, just that you are the recipient of a leaked, so-called "draft Commission. an “old country lawyer from North Carol­ The commission was created existing law and give businesses reach that bottom line, we Secretary of the State Julia H. report’ suggests the document’s inaccuracies, its the full $34 million break by disagree” Tashjian. said he agreed with the ina.” He was a champion of the Constitution at under a constitutional amendment author’s bad faith, and that unbiased prosecutorial adopted by voters last year and conforming to federal depreciation Robertson said the disagree­ intent of the bill, but thought it a time when some threatened to steal it. authorities are unpersuaded by the agency’s'., will have the responsibility of tax law. ment over the tax cut package went too far. approach.” appointing most state prosecutors. Senate Republicans, however, should not hinder the GOP sche­ "1 concede that the present law VERNON - VERNON CIRCLE 049-4430 The IG’s memo makes no judgment on the quality of want to block the scheduled change dule for adopting a budget and tax is loo lenient and should be Ervin died Tuesday at the age of 88, leaving In addition, the Legislature's AVON--- 1 . 44,C l« 4l i H n i care at the institute. Judiciary Committee has ap­ and continue to collect all or part of package for the 1985-86 fiscal year. changed," he said. “However, a legacy of fighting for constitutional liberties the $34 million and use it for other He said the GOP majority could instead of swinging 180 degrees MOOMMmO— RM N* ■MM sMappMf rM M P that makes him a proud son of the U.S., and proved a bill that would also have BttSTOl---N«b4nna.M«tMC P the commission take over respon- tax breaks or spending programs. go ahead with a spending plan as and completely eliminating all HERE ARE THE HIGHLIGHTS from the IG's- personally caused ’quits,’ we WiTH*SPEU> — Civ not just a scion of North Carolina. His folksy memorandum: •Ihility for appointing the chief Democratic Gov. William A. long as the bottom line on the manner, animated eyebrows and craggy state’s attorney from the chief O’Neill, in his proposed budget, accompanying tax plan remained should define more closely what MHOOIfTOWN — • "The administrator (Walters) charged the ‘ adjusted revenues to make up for the same. they are." voice made him a folk hero after the long institute a total of $6,679 for payments to an exclusive " justice of the state Supreme Court. summer of 1973. He quoted law, Shakespeare country club," the memo states. "He also charged the and the Bible to bring home his point against institute for expenses such as: (I) cable television — ■ recalcitrant witnesses. $647; (2) parties held in private residence — $6,104; ’ COLGATE ultra brfte DIAPARENE (3) his mother’s Blue Cross and Blue Shield premiums • TONI When John Ehrlichman took the oath at the — $697. and (4) legal fees associated with his divorce ' POLIDENT Pump Home Perm Baby irish sp rm g Wash Watergate hearings, his attorney, John J. - $ 6 8 8 . Tablets Toothpaste Toothpaste Kit "The practice of charging the institute was Cloths Wilson, argued that the president would have 4 0 ’s Reg. or Gel. fiiO Gentle the power under the Constitution to authorize apparently so ingrained that he even charged the UlTRA ^ o c O F F or Super 150's. o p en Forum institute $2.99 for sanitary napkins for his wife.” IRISH 3.5 oz. 4.9 oz. a break-in of Daniel Ellsberg’s office for • The department’s auditors questioned $84,447 in "national security” reasons. For an hour, expenses for executives and their wives that were SPRING M A A 79 BRITE 57 Ervin and Wilson traded constitutional charged to the institute, which in turn would charge Diafurenel 1 iiOyVhiiiClaOn interpretations, weaving the debate to a (Surprises are one thing; secrets We care about helping you to Medicare-Medicaid. These included seminar trips to S O A P 4 B v discussion of Truman's seizure of the steel Survival training are another.) 2. No one has a right teach and protect your children. San Francisco (one of them on cost containment). mills during a 1952 strike. for your children to make you feel weird. 3. If you’re New Orleans. Honolulu, China and Switzerland. The not sure if a person is bad or good, Elaine Kahaner, M.S IG conceded that some of these expenses "were It was vintage Ervin, and the old country To the Editor; ask Mom or Dad. 4. Don’t walk Parent Education Coordinator connected to some degree with hospital administra­ PHILLIPS lawyer had the last word. The poorest man in tion," but added: "It appears obvious to us, however, DIAPERENE BAYER JOHNSON'S HALSA I ^ CENTRUM alone. 5 Never talk to strangers 6. Manchester Memorial Hospital Baby Milk of Shampoo or the kingdom could bar the monarch from his In recent month.s there has been Kids have rights. 7. Learn how to that attendance at some seminars was motivated Maximum Baby !■ ' NM Vitamins Cornstarch Magnesia Conditioner ADVWCtPfORHUU home, he said. Ervin then chastised Wilson, a great deal of attention paid to a say "no ” loudly and clearly. more by the location of the seminar rather than the Strength mjtop (lolUwetA 100’s Think about this information as subject matter discussed." Powder M A O N E ttA Powder All Types and the whole imperial attitude that brought formerly forbidden topic, the sex­ Tablets POWBCT C e n tru m survival training for your children. • Salaries totaling $967,246 went to five Allied 9 oz. Tablets 24 oz. about Watergate. “We are told here today, ” ual abuse of children. What many Letters policy 60's 100's 15 oz. survivors of this particular kind of It is knowledge our children need executives, including $214,251 for Walters. His salary, he decla 'ed, ’’that what the king of England abuse and many mental health to grow up safely and if it is The Manchester Herald wel­ the memo noted, was 93 percent more than that can’t do, the president of the United States workers are realizing is that it is presented in this light it will seem comes original letters to the editor. received by his counterparts in 14 Scranton-area $ 2 1 9 can.” not the abuse which was taboo; it less threatening and strange. Letters should be brief and to the hospitals. was talking about it which was There are many ways to accomp­ point. They should be typed or • Fringe benefits ’totaling $568,850 were also We must remember the words of Sam J. unbearable and unacceptable. lish this protection of our children. neatly handwritten, and, for ease questioned. They included Individual Retirement Ervin Jr. He has left us a blueprint for the It has been the bravery of some For more information, contact the in editing, should be double­ Account contributions, deferred compensation plans, ORTHO future. survivors of sexual abuse and National Committee for Preven­ spaced. Letters must be signed. executive pension-plan contributions and $23,266 paid to Walters for unused vacation time, "which was AYDES incest and the champions of child tion of Sexual Child Abuse. 332 The Herald reserves the right to iTELDRIN GYNOL BENYLIN South Michigan .Ave., Chicago. III. contrary to institute policy, ” according to the memo. UNISOM Starter Kit protection which has allowed pro­ edit letters in the interests of Candies 1 Multi-Symptom Cough Syrup fessionals to study the results of 60604. For parent support and Sleep Aid brevity, clarity and taste. Choc. Fudge, jAllergy Reliever $ 5 6 7 Reg. or DM this heinous crime and to evolve education groups, call the Parent The ombudeman Peanut Butter Teldrin 8 mg. 50's nervine some guidelines for treatment and Education Office at Manchester Address letters to: Open F’orum, ■ ■ Tablets 4 OZ. Senate sleuths John Harter is a veteran diplomat who decided to or Vanilla $ 5 7 9 GYNOL II prevention. Memorial Hospital. 646-1222, ex­ Manchester Herald. P.O. Box .591, fight. re s Contraceptive First and most important, child­ tension 2405. Manchester. CT 06040. z r i 48’s After 30 years in the Foreign Service, he was at his ^todMp I 12 mg. 50'$ Cream ren never lie about .sexual abuse. NERVINE 81 gm. The protagonist of the capital’s latest Second, it must be emphasized that desk in Geneva in September 1983 when he was called $ 9 2 9 by the State Department in Washington and told he Tablets political novel is a "moderate ” senator with sexual abuse is never the fault of 30's $479 presidential aspirations who is also moody the child. Adults have a responsi­ had 23 days to pack up and leave. He had been "selected out" — forced into early retirement and a Yale graduate. bility to protect children, not to $Ik Ih EfEraN^ Light or Sen. William Cohen of Maine. 12 oz. All types Regular selves and probably harmful to Harter has taken the State Department to court, 8 oz. Extra Control 12 oz. The idea was conceived on a manila folder' society. presenting evidence that his personnel file was in such 8 oz. ST. JOSEPH 30's 6 oz. over a pot of col fee during an all-night Senate The question that caring parents a mess — including missing efficiency reports — that Aspirin Free then ask is how can we protect our he wou Id have been promoted were it not for the many $2&9 filibuster in July 1980. Nearly five years later errors. That would have kept him from being selected Children's — interrupted by such incidentals as Hart’s children? We can list the ways, but all of them must be preceded by the out. Tablets run for the presidency — the book has been importance of giving each child The department rejected Harter’s claim, and even born. self-esteem, good feelings about refused to grant him a prior administrative hearing at which to present his evidence of error and unfair “Double Man" readers reportedly will find her or himself as a human being. If Crown Pharmacy Available at participating Lenox Pharmacy you as a parent aren’t sure how to treatment. Under the rules, failure to be promoted Is VALUE PLUS STORES' LADY'S a fast-paced and reasonably well-written Not all Itama available el 299 E. Center St. accomplish this, it is your respon­ one of the major criteria for being selected out. Prescription Centor LISTERINE CHOICE NTZ book starring Sen. Thomas Chandler of Harter has appealed all the way to the Supreme 208 W. Cantor SL all stores. Manchester sibility to find out. Good feelings of Not responsible lor Mouthwash Solid Nose Connecticut. It winds through numerous plots self-worth can help a person to Court, which will decide this week if it will hear the Manchester and subplots involving drug dealing, the CIA, case — the first of its kind to reach the court. Harter typographical errors. 32 oz. Anti-Perspirant withstand difficult experiences or All types Drops the KGB, the Cubans, Mafiosi and even a to enjoy life more fully. It also argues that his constitutional righu have been traitor in the Senate. teaches a child they have a right to violated by the State Department's failure to give him H e a lth & 2 oz. .50 oz. say "no" at the appropriate times. a fair hearing before separating him from service. His Beauty Aids Kay Drug Co. Brooks Pharmacy Quinn's Pharmacy Cohen insists that "We really did not model Teach your children: 1. If colleagues in the Foreign Service agree. Insiders tell Sale PrIcesI 14 Main SL. 585 Enflold Ave., 873 Main St. (Chandler) after any one of our colleagues.” us that the arbitrary selection-out system is the someone asks them to keep a EFFECTIVE East Hartford Enflold Manchester Except, one suspects, Cohen’s co-author. secret to tell Mom or Dad. biggest single cause of poor morale within the ranks of career Foreign Service officers. APR. 26-27, 19S5 MANCUKSTKR HKHAl.l). Thursday. April 25. 1985 - 9

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Campbell has sup­ WTNH New Haven, CT • Under the state's latv on minor­ (24) A u c tio n W alter M itty' A meek tn.ii' ilreain'r nl e\ tried to cut the 52.6 million budget cite national reports on the decline said when he was nominated last WOR New York, NY 9 begins previewing races in the ported the two most recent school ity party-representation, all three ( iliiK] e*peiieiue'. Danny Kaye Vmi'i'i. by 6125,000, but had to put back all of public education, arguing that January, "I feel that, while reaso­ (36) O ne D ay a t a T im e WPIX New York. NY 11 town election in Bolton. The spending plans, which have each Democrats may win seats on the 30 M.iyo Afin R.itlieifLfid 1‘M / school spending ought to increase nable people may differ on specif­ (40) N e w s w a tc h WTXX Waterbary. CT election is May 6. called for spending increases but $17,000 after voters rejected six-member board, if they out-poll WWLP Springfield. M A 23 lESPNl T op R ank Boxmuj Ckiveiage faster than inflation. ics in the school budget, I don't (41) Reporter 41 above nine percent, the revision at the annual town all the Republican candidates. The WEDH Hartford, CT 34 two 8 Round Junior MnMI''Lveii|ht Roni meeting. School board members have think it's helpful when the initial (57) M a c N c il/L e h re r N e w s h o u r WVIT Hartford, CT 30 jjihad K.inlem vs /tlikH ew It andl)ai'v Kelsey, the only woman running board is now dominated by Repub­ 30 This spring the board has actively campaigned against the reaction by one member is a large, (61) G o o d T im e s WSBK B o s t o n . M A fU)lnnson vs K»m.is (‘eie/) is pfesi Hlei By Sarah Passell for the board, has defended the licans four seats to two. WGGB Springfield, M A 40 Irom I kis Veg.is (2 his 3(i mm ) LEVY'S LAW by James Schumeister proposed cutting the fiscal 1985-86 incum^mts on the finance board arbitrary cut to begin the budget [DISl New! Animal World Herald Reporter 62,761,338 million school budget WXTV Paterson. NJ 41 Only the two top vote-getters 9:30 PM 22 30 Nigfit Court All ih' school budget by $75,000. All three this year. Republican school board debate.” (ESPNl Fitness Magazine Tom arui WGBY Springfield. M A 57 rO P O ' THD K'OCNiN, proposed for fiscal 1985-86. among the three Republican candi­ I 1 azies k orm ■ out win mi it e i ‘ im i k eic' I iMa MLVliB- tLA/ '6 0 'WITH members packed the GOP nomi­ N ancy STy tick*'' pe ocpipu.-:’. Mowr t h O'J o h t i d a nating caucus in January to block dates may be seated on the board (HBOl Family Playhouse: Hockey Night CNN Cable News Ntwrk •CNN V(Xic pe loc'NFp spring for three open seats pn the Claude Ruel, has remained silent May 6 supported the cut, even after of Selectmen have also criticized (Rl MAN C0N\'lCTDP Of this spring. A sm all to w n is n 't c|uiU' r<'arty lo r a girl DISNEY Disney Channel >DIS' iTCNi/ITlVITV' cCOUF' six-member Board of Finance has the move was criticized by many Silverstein's noriiination and give the Board of Finance for under- Sports Network ISPNi AOOCAVATfP A6.SAUIT on the issue. hockey playi*r ESPN 10:00 PM 3 ’ CBS Reports Honor --o = town residents at a public hearing. Campbell his place on the ballot. funding/some town capital pro­ HBO Home Box Office HBO D u ty 8i a W .rr C a lle d V ie ttu im ’ h.- m » , r focused almost exclusively on the Finance board incumbents, in­ CURRENT CHAIRMAN SIL­ ( m a x ) m o v i e 'The Moonrunners' But all three of those seeking CINEMAX Cinemax (MAX lin|H)|Hll.ll W.1' "I the Ihslnlv "I 'tie UH'le incumbent board's conservative cluding Democrat Charles Hol­ jects. Projects stalled for lack of Two wild driving (toys aitd .) runaway girl I VERSTEIN did not win his party's TMC Movie Channel I VC S l.il.-s I-. O' - by \e i.'t |M'. (bO niFii THE BOARD OF EDUCATION re-election stood up for themselves money have included re-roofing tear up the roads as they roar along with THINIC I treatment of the public school land, have defended their-votes to nomination for re-election, but USA USA Network USA at a candidates' forum last week. leaky parts of Bolton Center School thr'ir illfjgal hometnadr whisk(>y James 5 ' N e w s budget. cut the school budgets. Holland has stood by its proposals, pointing Adams called himself a conserva­ gained a place on the ballot M ilc h u m , K k'I Martin Chris Forl»>r 197b 8 ' 4 0 2 0 2 0 (CC) • s sOM^rHlNC Challengers Rusty Kelsey, a and Republican incumbents Mor­ to Bolton's drop in per-pupil through a petition drive. Several and improving the high school R ahul Pl> iWrOBTANT spending among Connecticut tive, which he said js someone who 2 2 30 Hill Street Blues A itinki-' ..le Democrat, and Robert Campbell, ris Silverstein and Clayton A. soccer field. ITM C ) MOVIE Moscow on the I 5 P M M iig o rin e gAB o L. prominent Republicans, including itle ,1'M 'M h .tv towns In recent years as evidence "approves the nece.ssary things Bids on both projects came in at Hudson' (CC) A Russian cin us musiuiin C8) 140 Witclside B tuilif s liti- lutigs it' tl"' a Republican, have accused in­ Adams have said it is their job to the chairman of the school board H e parly lii.t. 'in l out of Hi |H) itU' I that other towns are doing more for and rejects the nice but not needed double the amount approved by the defrrets whilr- on a U S tour Roliin Wil h.tliiiu '■ w f'i'ii .III ('K (jtinfighlcf Ltinifi. ui cumbent finance officials of being save the town money. and former finance board Chair­ 41 Dancm Days things.” liams. Maria Coiu.ltita Alonso Cleavctnl town s.-i'Kinil rrvcn()(' (60 min ) man Raymond A. Ursin, have Board of Finance. Druncks lORrl R.tled R 57 Mystery' (CC) "I vote on the issue regardless of Silverstein has defended his ( 9 ) N e w s - ill vigorously opposed his stands on Cartoon Express She!loi k 11( 'Inles 1 hi' C .elH [USA] 111' 3 8 M a jo r L ea gu e B a s e b a ll B o s to n where the party stands on the voles to limit spending on the Holmes and W .itson inv■'•d-|.ile 'he I, . ip School plan called ‘reasonable’ particular issue,” Holland 'told spending. 6:30 PM ( 5) i611 One Day at a Time at New York Yankees pear.nil e lit ,I tun eless lewel *nd il ,'e ip Silverstein regularly advocates projects, arguing that they have residents. (11) B en so n (20 MOVIE The Sun Also Rises This pe.lt.liu e in .i (j>uise (60 inu’ I ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue cutting any Bolton school budget been poorly planned by the Public sloiy pntlf.iv:- U'e Iiillnilenl lives nl Ihn Ruel, Kelsey and Holland won (22' 30' NBC News 61 Ko) HIS HELMS U ? SMELL By Bill 'Ylnollno system has accumulated over the In addition, he said schoOl memljer David Fernald, last week cancer-causing asbestos insula­ (CNN) Showbiz Today lireta Si i. • n 'l Jft’ left alone at a suicide fiotlme CO p ilo t .IM'I P I ...... 'I'"' ’ ol I pi.me textbooks, additional staff and Moo.-Frl.B'MAM 5^8M Stfii ken Ity hill.1 puisiiinn i md ip.iss not return to the town's general Ur (22) M 'A - S * H t f-nier to te iu l tOf the m se lve s (Rl CM'J TMPE. ■1/,'i Thur«. NIIm unlil qer anti .i sti w.irdess .iPenipt In My th e fund a $25,000 surplus the schools computers. Repair Sol. 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J 299 Broad St. Be Announced Cov»u,tgi* of Gann- «4 t)f 5 ' K o ja k Ju/T net in a diMr'ctiv*' agrrnev (R) (60 min I Manchester, CT tim Division.tl T in.tls is pri*sr*ntr?d Time is 8 40 ABC News Nightline areas in Bolton which he said (9) MOVIE Singin' in the R.im' When By Susan Vaughn SPECIAL ______Getty (Behind Speedy Mulller) ten talivrr (3 Mrs ) 9 Burns & Allen TH£ LAP(5f-HEAVY- motion piclurob becorru*' talkufs a him Herald Reporter should be industrial zones rather 6 4 3 -8 8 4 4 7:45 PM iD isl DTV studio must search for new slcjrs Gr*ne 11 Honeyniooners than business zones. FULL SERVICE Kelly DelJbif* Reynolds. Donald O Connor 20 Leave It to Beaver Og -rHE - MONTH K yM bay Yar 6 n SMMwktrt Eh. COMPLflE AinOMOTlYE SERVICE 8:00 PM (3) Magnum. P I Magnum BOLTON — The proposed nar­ Hutchinson suggested that the BRAKES hrtlps an rrscapod bank robhru whosr? 1952 22 30 Tonight Show Tiu, i)fu , j .i Valentis approach Moran directly AUGNMENT y *i FraMly Pay Taa aack. Emissions Testing grandson has l»een kidna|iped (R) |60 i22l '30 Cheers Cliff finds romant i‘ .it the A lan K im,I (f.O nin ) ^ C L U ^ . rowing of a General Business Zone V.3 to ask if he would consider Front Disc tVa'i gladly waih your windahlald Allen Test Analyzer m in } Chf'ers f-lallow een p a rty (R| strip on the south side of the Hop and chack your oil. 38 Anything for Money 7 COMPLETE LINE OF NEW 5 REBUILT • ^ I m Av£.<, a -2^ River Road section of Route 6 drew installing some buffer plantings. Prtmium Unl»»0acl Ragutar UnlaaOad 41 Pelicula M* Aventura en Puerto $ 1 0 9 5 FOREIGN a DOMESTIC the most comments at public $ 7495 Rico' Ai 'i •' II1 A , ill If y f . f , I'. , First Selectman Sandra Pierog, EUCUIINS • imillUIIlllS • SIUUIIS 57 Ten O Clock News hearings on several proposed who attended the hearing, also 2-Wheel Front Oltc 1.27« 1.15* INDUBTfllAL • MANME IC N N l Spi >rts Tofughl changes in zones and zoning questioned the commission about S2 Oct. S7 Od. ELECTRONIC TUNE-UPt WINTHROP by Dick Cavalli regulations Wednesday night at We insiell From Disc P»d mechine rotors, Quality Rental Cars at LOW prices • BRAKES • COOLING SYSTEMS A V ISIT TO (ESPNl Sportscenter the effect of the zone change on W« pr0CttK>o •*•0'' repeck front wheel beenngs. inspect hy- e BATTERIES • TROUBLE SHOOTING Community Hall. c«8tr< aiXl dreutic system, fill metier cylinder, adtusi Oa>iy • Wmkiy ■ Uonthly VIETNAM ______[ m a x ! MOVIE Big B.id Mam<> A w< current property values. toe-in Comple4e Hoot rear brakes, roed test cat A'OvV.' W HAT end snetytit mciod- dow with two teenage d.mghtefs to sup The Planning and Zoning com­ (Semi metallic b'ake pad add MO ) Lynch Getty HAPPENED TO YOU. •d Rnce coven Waltei Cronkile returns to port turns tl' .1 I’f' of I nnie Anqie missions conducted hearings back Hutchinson and Dooley both said conditioned can The Tridllion ol Service Marches On Vietnam 10 years after the fall Dii-kmsoi Will m Sh I"'. r Tom Ski-rrin MASKED MARVEU^ to back on regulation revisions they do not feel the residential Expires May 31 1974 R.fted R ' 686 Hirtfsrd Rd. Minchsile ol Saigon to relied on the war related to erosion and sediment property values would be affected Bxpiros May 31 (across from Lynch Toyota Pontiac) and the bathes on "Honor, lU S A l M.ike Mu LzUjqh control to put the town in com­ by the zone change. Duty, and .1 War Called 12:00 AM 3 N e w h a rt pliance with state statutes which A proposed revision of the home V ie tn a m ," THURSDAY, 8 Rockford Files become effective in July. Those business provisions to control if i r n APRIL 25 an CBS, 9 Off Tracky&etting regulations drew little comment expanded construction trades also O IL, LUBE XUIMLIFFE 11 Star TreK from the dozen people who at­ drew comments from some of the C.HFCh LlbTIHGS FOR EXACT I'ME HEADLIGHT |j A U T O B O DY 20 MOVIE Battle Cry This Ir.ima tended the hearings. dozen people present for the & FILTER LOOK! Ir.u.es ihf' rom.ini es if.iminij and fu'Jtlles But a Zoning Commission prop­ hearing. of .1 ijfoup of U S M If'*'..., dunnt) World You can W.ii II V.m Hefhn Al'li.H.iv M fU'irffU' osal to move the zone boundary Selectman Douglas Cheney said AUGNMENT ■! m.if. 19!)b between the General Business and the proposed changes would "ef­ ART CUNLIFFE 38 MOVIE Topper Returns' A lje.mtifi,i .industrial zones in the Hop River fectively prohibit” several busi­ feature your (jhor.l haunts rop|)';f ..nd urges him (m'l Road section from a 300-foot to a nesses which could be run out of a Ic o e W ia E , SINCE 1947 her rnunleref Rol.in.l 'roufig .jTi.m 'llni' 200-foot setback from the road was home, such as dance instruction, CotnpteW chasai* luOncahon dell Dennis (J Keefe 194 1 I and od change Pnee include* business Astrograph the subject of some criticism. real estate sales or a chiropractic *upio5 Qt«o4 otiWe also ^our SpeclalliU for (aklnj{ care of Wlnter'i 40 Charlie's Angels No votes were taken following business. II chac- tranamtsaton oii *'fender-^Dder*', dents L dfsBs (CNN) Newsnight the hearings. Pierog said that as a certified here. * Spoclalltlivg In Forslon Car* Crossword (D IS l Hopalong Cassidy CANCER (June 21-July 22) It looks tike CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) If you Zoning Commission Chairman public accountant, she was one of Expiras May 31 I I Expires May ^ ^ « CompMa Collision Work (ESPN l PKA Full Contact Karate you’ll come out ahead today in an event negotiate a matter of importance today * Foroign ft Amsilcsn Philip G. Dooley explained that the the businesses not listed as allowa­ * Loanor* AvaHablo [ T M C ] m o v i e Repo Man A punk where Lady Luck will be frowning on with someone who has been kind to y6u proposal was a reversal of a ble under the regulations without a * Fros Estlmatos 6 Dog's name Answer to Previous Puzzle rocker. df;sper,iie frjr rnffney, lakes a )Ob others. However, your edge won't be that in the past, reciprocate by making a few ’ " " " " " " ^ 6 4 6 ^ 5 6 0 0 Call Display ACROSS l2-year-old regulation which was special exception. 7 Antarctic with a (.,jr repossf-'Shor tm ilio Estevez ^ r t h d a y great. concessions. Harry Dean Si.inton Susaii Barnes 1984 more restrictive than was in­ "I can see the regulations as 1 Unplayed golf explorer LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Family matters of AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) Conditions 1195 Tolland Tpke., Manchester Advertising ?.i HOUR TOWING SERVICE R ated R are ripe today for the advancement of tended. He said the proposed prohibitively restrictive tor some­ hole 8 Noun suffix a confidential nature should be kept with­ 6 4 3 -0 0 16 (USAl Prisoner of Cell Block H April 26.1985 in the confines of your home today. Don't personal ambitions. The only ingredient change would cause no hardship on one who wants to use a dining room - WEDESTONZD ’ irG o o d rle h * KELLY 4 Babylonian 9 Unearthly fmjfa • KYK • x>i7Jvx.oj^^^J Route 83, Talcottfille, CT 12:15AM IHBOl MOVIE Reuben. discuss these issues with anyone. needed is singleness of purpose. businesses since all businesses are as an office,” she said. 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 _ deity 13 Genus of frogs A meaningful relationship will grow into PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) If possible Reuben' A man mr.-ets arui falls m love something even more endearing in the VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept, 22) Old tested and allowed in the Industrial Zone. 7 Hive dweller 15 Sunflower State with a young sturleni Tom Conti Kelly proven methods will apply to something today, try to participate in some type of Industrial zoning is more lenient DOOLEY SAID THE INTENT of McGillis Roberts Blossom 1984 Ratffd R year following your birthday. activity that challenges you mentally and 10 B ig ____ (abbr.) new in which you’re now involved. Forget than the General Business Zone, he the changes was not to touch THE TYRE MAN about experimentation. physically. It will prove Invigorating. C A R O N [ DIVISION Of SCM4AN 4 StHOEN TIME CENTERt. INC 11 Zsa Zsa's sister 17 After 12:30 AM 3, MOVIE: Bermuda TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Take to heart said. professional businesses, but only D epths' When i)Overnmr>ot s( iruiiisls «!» ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) A tricky situ­ Parker Street FRONT END 12 River In Europe deductions advice given today by a concerned LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A payoff may the trades in which large thicks plore thff dei;p w.iters off Brernuda m an be in the offing for you today for some­ ation will be concluded in your favor MOTORS, INC.i 14 Clucks 20 Octane friend. He may have suggestions that will today. There wilt be benefits attached but SAMUEL AND ISABELLE VA­ and vehicles are used. ALIGNMENT SPECIAL attempt to unr.jvel the mysteries of the rr- work if you'd only give them a try Major thing you've earned the hard way Your 16 Showed anew gion they rjisc.over a phantom wrirnan they will be rather slim. LENTI questioned the effect of the USED Check and id|uit ciitar. cim bir ind 367 Oakland St. I 1 *11.95^ numbers (abbr.) changes are in store for Taurus in the reward will be proportionate to your Hutchinson said that the only IB Traitor (sl.| 22 European Burl Ives. I fi'|h Mi.Closky Carl Weathers efforts. change on the value of their home, complaints he has ever received toB-ln. Piuangar cars onty. fVehlctes Manchester, CT | 197 7 year ahead. Send for your Astro-Graph AUTO PARTS, INC. 19 Cover with turf capital SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) People you'll which is in the section proposed for about home occupancy businesses equippad wftn MiePharton atrut Starsky and Hutch predictions today Mail $1 to Astro- LUBE ft OIL 21 Chemical suffix 23 Mixture Graph. Box 489. Radio City Station. New be involved with today will sense that the change. "You don't care about were from those related to con­ autpanalon Include tos-ln ad|uatmant ■ 649-7000 j fO l Jackie Gleason Show York, NY 10019. Be sure to state your when you speak, your words are to be 775 Parker St.. Manchester only.) 22 Blessing 24 Twice residents who have lived here for struction or those businesses Mon.*Fri.e-5 Sat. 6*3 CHANGE (22) Kung Fu zodiac sign. taken seriously and are not to be chal­ 24 Place for coal 25 Angleworm years,” Samuel Valenti said to the which are visible to neighbors. TDTAL SPECIAL PRICE I SAVE *100.001 (30' Late Night w ith David Letterman GEMINI (May 21-Jun« 20) Circum­ lenged. C«i< 25 Throb 27 Uses needle board. Hutchinson suggested that the AS DESCRIBED *100 oil any *1 36 Humorist 47 Inlets (USA) Radio 1990 stances will present themselves today SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Do not 26 High note and thread worry needlessly today about things that Nothing gets you more loaded down Valenti complained of the lack of regulations limit the businesses to I 38 Nigerian tribe 46 Ivan the that will enable you to firm up your finan­ collltlon work over *1,000 | , This inespensive 27 Noonday rest 28 The one hare 1:00AM ( 8 > N e w s cial position. Although meager, they can will never happen. Should a crisis arise, than putting things off the work load buffer plantings between his prop­ the interior of the residence or specializing in ' mended 39 Answers Terrible AUTO RECYCLING A I vehicles 29 Wealth C ^) S a in t be expanded later you're more than a match for It, you’re supposed to carry. erty and a machine shop owned by accessory building. LATE MODEL PARTS I 30 Catching criticism 50 Universal $17.95 ^ ptnfessionai cn 31 Hayseeds (11) One Step Beyond Theodore M. Moran. He said he Dooley said the commission will IF IT S A PART YOU NEED I SAVE *25.00 I implement 41 Barrel (abbr.) language CALL US »4»-339l ANY APPLICABLE TAXES EXTRA 35 Not at all (40) Film /Sign Off thought that a buffer was required take the suggestions into consider­ I *25 off any collision a 32 Rule-breakers 42 State (Fr.j 52 Few (Fr.) VALID MARCH-APRIL. 1»66 ------i ■ Expires May IS (61) Dr. Gene Scott when the business was approved. ation when it acts on the changes. repair work of *250-*1,000 L 36 Internally 33 Jokes 43 Aromatic seed 53 Ley I 37 Husband of Isis [C N N ] Crossfire He also complained of truck traffic No action was taken Wednesday Valid 1985 \ 357 BROAD ST. 34 Large knife 45 Knot 54 Pipe fitting unit and other disruptions from the night on any of the proposed I 40 Dutch (MAX) MOVIE: 'Vice Squad' A Hotly ALWAYS BUYING MORIARTY BROTHERS I One coupon per repair j| MANCHLSHR Cl commune wood cop rmtifrs thrr sleazy undirrworld of business. changes. 301 A 315 Cmler 8L Phone 643-5135 I i 643-2444 prosiitulion to hunt down a rnurdrrrous u tn M ooa wRECKsa junk cars 41 Bidding as East's and to be able to lead from Several neighbors of Moran, who Both Dooley and Planning Com­ Manchester. Connecticut 06040 pimp Season Hutiliry, Wmgs Hauser, Gary NORTH 4 25 B5 lives on the property, objected to mission Chairman Robert Gorton 44 Wager Swanson Ratrul H When down one dummy at trick 11. So to work! ♦ A K ,■> .3 the zone change from business to said after the hearings that their NOTICE 45 Abject (USAl M u to w o rld Collision Repairs and Painting V«J He cashed the club ace and played industrial when the Zoning Com­ members will research some of the 46 Energy unit is bad bridge W hat is an 1:30 AM (5 j Hogan's Heroes ♦ K 10 2 a low diamond. When West followed mission granted the change for a suggested changes (or considera­ ELECTRONIC (abbr.) CSD Anything for Money ♦ K 7 4 2 low, declarer inserted dummy's 10. portion of the 17.5-acre parcel a tion at their monthly meetings in Rual Rapairs Auto Parts Store? 47 Lop off By James Jacoby ENGINE ANALYSIS (11) Independent News WEST EA.ST When you're in a slam, you never Now declarer shed a diamond on t|ie year ago. May. 48 Little child Eliclronlc icops check of ingint. 1 PEOPLE ASSISTING PEOPLE (41) Despedida ♦ Q J 109 ♦8 7 2 mind going down two instead of one, club king and ruffed a club. Next he Dooley told Valenti that buffer Other Items considered for Frame Rapalia 49 Vampire V4 VK 1086 Alio Includu chick of bittiry. hoiii. •f (CNN) Newsnight Update if risking a .second undertrick gives led a spade to the ace and ruffed a plantings were not required when changes Wednesday Included a 51 Sloped upwards ♦J95 ♦863 bitti. wfpirt ind ttri wiir. 2 PEOPLE ANSWERING PROBLEMS (ESPNl ESPN's Speedweek you a chance to make your contract. spade. Now he cashed the diamond the zone change was approved. He less restrictive sign regulation for Glass Raplacemant ■f 55 Spruce ♦ « 10 8 6 3 +395 (TMCI MOVIE: 'Moscow on the Just a word about the bidding. At ace and led the diamond queen to ' added that new regulations also businesses, a reduction In founda­ 3 PEOPLE ACTING PROFESSIONALLY SOUTH 56 Pekoe, for Hudson' (CC) A Russian circus musician the point where North raised five dummy's king. This was the eleventh being considered Wednesday tion requirements for two-Iamlly 4- ♦ 64 TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE example defects while on a U S tour Robin Wil hearts to six, he should have cue-bid trick, and the lead was now in would require Zoning Commission homes and a change of zone (or a 4 PEOPLE AND PARTS 57 Lament liams. Maria Conchiia Alonso. Cleavant V A 9 7 5 3 2 dummy. Blast now had to ruff in front AS DESCRIBED MANCHESTER Dtrrricks 1984 Rated R ♦ AQ74 five spades, "rhat can't hurt, and there approval on all commercial con­ small piece of land near the 56 N e^tivas may be a hand held by South that of declarer's trump nine, and the struction and could require entrance to Interstate 384 on lU S A ] NHL Hockey Playoffs: Teams To ♦ a AUTO REPAIR PAPA :o Parts 59 Over (pref.) Be Announced Coverage of Game of would now allow him to bid seven and slam was made. Wouldn't it have Bolton Center Road. The latter Vulnerable: Neither buffers. 60 Female saint tfie Oivisiunal I mals is (iresenied Time is make it. been too bad if Blast had been dealt Despite the Valentis' complaints change would designate the land $25.95 Really it is th People ove Dealer: North (abbr.) mnlative (3 firs ) In six hearts, declarer won the diamond jack? Then declarer about invasion of their residential Residence 1 instead of the current Paul Oliva the Parts 5 to 1 At PAP Auto 2:00 AM l5 j MOVIE 'The Magus'A would have gone down two. So what? ANY APPLICABLE TAXES EXTRA Parts we have he People. DOWN West North East South dummy's spade king and led the heart property by business and industry. General Business Zone. VAUO MARCH-APRIL. 1986 mystic plays psychological games w itli a NT Pass 3V queen for a finesse. When it held, he Zoning Officer Calvin Hutchinson Also proposed was a special PAP 1 English young girl and an Englishman Anthony Pass 3 NT Pass 643-4317 lUto P arts Quinn, Candice Bergen. Michar*! Came 4* led the heart jack. East covered, and said Wednesday, "It looks like that permit for United Cable TV on broadcasters Pass 4Y Pass 307 E. Canter St. 196 8 54 it was now apparent that East would strip of zone is destined for Route 6 to allow the company to 2 Yes Pass 5ft Pass 5V MORIARTY BROTHERS 185 Main Street CC) Joe Franklin Show get two heart tricks if South led a Nothing new under the sun Dept. Industrial and business use.” park up to 12 service vehicles on its 649-3528 3 Trespass Pass 6Y Pass Pass They're experimenting with glued- SOI a 315 Center SL PhMi 643<5ia5 Manchester, CT 06040 (11) Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous Pass third round. To avoid that result, property, rather than the current Manchester, Connecticut 06040 4 Weistbend declarer had to find a way to reduce together auto bodies, a process used lESPNl Fitness Magazine Tom and Opening lead: 4Q HE ALSO CITED several other four. 5 Sundown (c)198S by NEA, Inc Nancy Seavet his trump holding to the same length for decades by jalopy owners. MANCIIKSTKK IIKHAI.D, Thiiis(Uiv. Apirl 2ri, nmri -

III MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursduv. April 25. limf) Court orders reconsideration for doctor Connecticut

was in the best interest of the children tions which began wlii... .\iuuli edi wasa Family Bv Lvnn F. Monahan an aunt. In Brief and Manfredi to see each other. psychiatric patient at John Dempsey FO C U S / Assistant State's Attorney Herbert United Press International Hospital in Farmington. Manfredi’s Appleton said the state will oppose any In denying Manfredi's first request to voluntary hospital stay was a condition Group backs toughbr laws change in an earlier court order see his children March 26, Superior HARTFORD — The state Supreme for his March 16 release on bail. denying Manfredi permission to see his Court Judge Edward Y. O’Connell said HARTFORD — A coalition of groups concerned Court has ordered a lower court to Appleton asked O’Connell toorder the children. The stale has said the two it a temporary guardian were ap­ about drunken driving said the state niust reconsider whether a doctor accused of examinations because prosecutors an­ older boys may be key witnesses at pointed for the children it might be swift and certain sanctions against drunk driving killing his wife should be allowed to see ticipated that Manfredi’s attorneys will their father's trial and seeing him could possible to arrange a visit in a place and called for a 21-year-old drinking age and a his children. base their defense on an insanity plea. "where the state's interest in the case ban on so-called Happy Hours. Do tests influence their testimony. The high court ordered the Hartford Daly said he expects to file a formal The state had earlier described will not be influenced." Representatives of Remove Intoxicated Driv­ Superior Court Wednesday to recon­ motion for a restraining order barring 1. Cringe statements made by the children as Earlier this week. Manfredi. who is ers, the Governor’s Task Force on Drunken sider the request of Dr. Russell F. the psychiatrist from discussing "the "extrem ely adverse to the interests of free 6150,000 bond, was ordered to Driving and the Citizens Crime Commission said Manfredi to see his three sons. substance of the crim e’ ’ with the state's the defendant." submit to further examinations by a the state needs better coordination among the Manfredi is accused of bludgeoning his attorney's office. 2. Panic wife Catherine to death in their West Appleton said he did not know court-ordered psychiatrist. various state agencies responsible for imple­ O'Connell ruled Monday that the O’Connell agreed Monday to consider Hartford home March 8. whether custody arrangements had menting drunken driving policies. make Daly’s* request for the restraining The Supreme Court said the order been made for the children in Pennsyl­ court-appointed psychiatrist may con­ "W e are not asking that the sanctions already vania, but he thought counsel would tinue to meet with Manfredi for a order. in place be made more severe, only 1^?* 3. Throw up was conditioned upon independent Manfredi, 32, is scheduled to appear have to be appointed for the children in "reasonable" period of time but Man­ imposition be made more swift and certain," said counsel being appointed to represent in Hartford Superior Court May 3 to Connecticut. fredi's attorney could seek a restrain­ Lauchlin McLean, former chairman of the the boys, who are 3, 5, and 7. The court determine if there is sufficient reason to also said a guardian should first be Defense attorney Edward J. Daly Jr., ing order later if the examinations are Governor’s Task Force on Driving While you 4. All of the above try him for murdering his 33-year-old who was unavailable for comment too frequent. Intoxicated. appointed for the children in Pennsyl­ wife. vania where they are now residing with Wednesday, had argued before that it Daly had objected to the examina­ They said a senior official should be appointed to monitor the stale’s response to drunken driving. Sears arm joins The coalition is urging passage of bills establishing a 21-year-old drinking age and a ban on late-night nightclub permits which have Finguerra mall cleared legislative committees and are before the House. The House dumped a "happy hour MCC class can help ban. (See page 7). Continued from page 1 If students follow her instruc­ tions, ” she said, adding that a mall developments include Sears stores. May said. By Margaret Hayden Attorney aesalls officer tions, study her packet and imple­ student should go back for the Despite handing over the development and Herald Reporter WEST HAVEN — An attorney fora 17-year-old ment its many suggestions, they harder ones and budget lime operation of the center to Homart, Finguerra said he should nol require dcspcralion wisely. and his three partners will be ’concentrating with youth born with one kidney contends his client You’re scared. Your hand is suffered kidney failure after he was allegedly measures, she said. Homart on getting this (mall) going” , sweating as it grips the pencil. You ’’Take the full lim e allowed and Many who have taken her free Finguerra is competing with developers from manhndled by a patrolman April 5 in a midnight haven’t prepared for the lest in don’t change any answers unless workshops have told her they Bloomfield and Indianapolis, who are planning to parking lot incident. front of you. you have a good reason. Stick with found them beneficial, somelimcs build the Winchester mall in the Buckland area on the ’’They’ve already got a grand jury investigat­ Don’t panic. "Desperation" tac­ your first impulse. ” she said. months or a year later, she said. South Windsor-Manchester town line. Both develop­ ing the death of Mark Shaw. They might as well tics can help. The techniques helped in school ers have said the area can support only one mall. investigate this," said Frank Mongillo Jr., "Guess!" is the advice of Man­ STUDY ALONE long in advance and at job interviews. That is why Because the Finguerra-Homart mall would pay its referring to the December death of Shaw, 28, chester Community College of the test and discuss material she offers the workshops at dilfcr- taxes in Manchester, it has won support from town following a dispute with another West Haven teacher Lois Ryan, who leads with other students, she said She cnl times for the convenience of officials and the chamber of commerce. policeman. classes on lest taking. urged them to make up tests to give students on different schedules Winchester developers Bronson & Hutenksy of Mongillo, representing Val Santamauro of If students have no idea of each other in group study. ”Wc have a unique population Bloomfield and Melvin Simon & Co. of Indianapolis West Haven, said he will file a suit against the city answers for an objective lest with students from 18 to their 80s. The evening before the test, have received commitments from G. Fox & Co. and and a civilian complaint with the Board of Police examination, a search for clues an average age of 29, ” she said. review the material continuing Sage-Alien & Co. to open stores in the Winchester Commissioners, "for all that will accomplish." can turn them into good guessers, Santamauro was among spectators witnessing she said. "Someone just out of high school until just before going to sleep, she mall. may sit next to a grandmother of suggested. When asked if he felt that Finguerra’s mall could a fight in a municipal parking lot next to Chick’s Ryan listed suggestions in a six” She added that the range of “ Don’t waste your subconscious beat out the Winchester mall. May said this morning, Restaurant, according to Assistant Chief Detec­ nine-page packet she distributed ages and experiences are benefi­ on 'Popular Mechanics’ or televi­ ”I don’t waste my time or my company’s money if I tive Theodore Forbes, who has started an internal last week to students at Manches­ investigation. ter Community College. cial to learning. sion;" she said. don’t think we can win." "B e sure you know the subject May said he considers the support from the Police arrived and the crowd left. Santamau- Earlier in the class she stressed MOST OF the 10 students in last vocabulary. Be so fam iliar you can community one of the most important factors in ro’s vehicle collided with a cruiser driven by the importance of preparing ade­ week’s workshop looked to be well recall it as quickly as you own assuring the success of the Finguerra mall. He also Patrolman Paul Raucci, Forbes said. "He quately as well as learning test­ past their teens. The workshop was name," she said. "P a y attention to cited the high visibility and the natural features of the contended Santamauro became abusive, refused taking techniques. designed to improve skills at points emphasized in class or in the UPI photo site as important factors. to show his license and registration, and was "If you haven’t read the assign­ taking examinations with objec­ text." The deciding factor. May said, is that the property arrested on a breach of peace charge. ments, and think the question is Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn, left, and calling for the immediate imposition of tive questions; those with true and Her workshops on taking exam i­ where the mall is proposed is "attractively zoned and from another planet, clues may Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., pre­ economic sanctions against South signal the correct answers.” she false, multiple choice, matching or nations are part of her three-credit ready to build on” Panel backs O’Neill pick blanks for answers. Ryan gives course, English 103 , which also pare to testify Wednesday before the Africa. The mall would be located on 138-acres off Buckland said. other workshops for essay-type covers; taking notes, memory Street which is currently zoned Comprehensive HARTFORD — A legislative committee has In multiple-choice questions, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee examinations because they re­ training, time management, study Urban Development. That zone calls for a mixed use endorsed Gov. William A. O’N eill’s nomination of correct answer is often the longest quire different techniques, she methods, library skills, vocabu­ of commercial development and housing. an Arizona man to head the state Department of answer, the most complete and said. lary, reading and comprehension The Winchester mall is facing a court battle by Mental Retardation. inclusive answer or the middle Ryan said it is almost always improvement. The course is of­ Campuses protest apartheid South Windsor residents who are fighting the zone House members of the Executive and Legisla­ answer, especially if it has the better to guess than to nol answer a fered at both semesters and during change for that mall granted by the South Windsor tive Nominations Committee voted without most words, she said. Also, bits of question. The only exception is the summer. schools to withdraw millions of and the death squads of Planning and Zoning Commission. opposition Wednesday to approve the nomination information can be gleaned from Bv United Press International when the instructor will subtract ’’It is the one course on the dollars in investments in corpora­ Johannesburg.” , One of the Winchester developers. Richard Bronson of Brian R. Lensink, which now goes to the full other questions. the wrong answers from the right campus designed to help you with tions that do business with South of Bronson & Hutensky, said this morning that House for expected final approval. More than 360 anti-apartheid About 1,500 students from the answers. She urged the students to other courses." she said. Africa, whose "apartheid” legai Finguerra’s announcement "has no bearing at all on Some parents of people at the Southbury OTHER TIPS in the "despera­ demonstrators were arrested in a University of Wisconsin marched to ask instructors about this and Her free workshops on taking system discriminates against the what we’re doing." Training School opposed the nomination saying tion” section included: one-day student strike on dozens of the state capital in Madison and 100 anything else they do not under­ essay examinations will be April 30 black majority. "If Finguerra announced some major tenants, it they feared Lensink would move to close the ■ • If two answers have opposite college campuses across the na­ of them occupied the rotunda and stand about test procedures and from 1:45 to 2:45 p.m. and 5 to 6 At Cornell University, Ithaca, would make me sit up and take notice. That is clearly state’s two large institutions for the retarded and meanings, one of them is probably tion where noisy rallies denounced demanded the governor speak to instructions. She gave many other p.m. and May 1 from 2 to 3 p.m. For the racial segregation policies of N.Y., 300 protesters were charged the key." Bronson said. move residents to community-based facilities. correct. them. pointers. more information, call 647-6181. South Africa. with trespassing. More than 900 "The whole key is commitment from an anchor," he Rep. Julie D. Belaga, R-Westport, said the • Answers with qualifiers, such Sit-ins were reported at Harvard If an "an ” is before a blank in a On the sign-up sheets at the class Class boycotts coupled with demonstrators have been arrested said. committee allowed sufficient time but opponents as generally, probably, most, University, Cambridge, Mass., fill-in question, it means the many students indicated a specific rallies were staged on an esti­ since anti-apartheid rallies began The 750,(K)0-square-foot mall plan submitted by of Lensink’s appointment failed to provide firm often, sometimes and usually are Tufts University, Boston, and answer must start with a vowel, subject as the reason for being in mated 70 campuses Wednesday a week ago. Finguerra shows four anchor stores and 120 specialty evidence that he would push for closing the frequently correct. However, Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio, a.e.i.o u, she noted the workshop but some indicated a while protests were held on In Albany, 26 demonstrating shops, but the developer said this morning that the Southbury facility and Mansfield Training answers with absolute words, such where the faculty was reported to Herald photo by Taraulnlo "Don’t be fooled by the size of the desire to improve their skills. another 60 campuses and outside students were arrested aftern mall could be started with commitments from two or School, as all, always, everyone, everyb­ have called for divestment. Sit-ins blank, ” she said. "Remem ber, not " I need all the help 1 can g e l!” the South African embassy in 11-hoursit-in at theStateUniversity three major stores. "W e have no justification for their concern that Manchester Community College stu­ teacher Lois Ryan are designed to show ody, never, no one, nobody, none, were held at the University of all fill-in answers require only one one man said just before the Washington D.C., organizers said. of New York’s central administra­ "A judge is going to decide whether we’re going to he would close the institutions," said Belaga, who and only are usually incorrect. Louisville in Kentucky and dozens dent Joyce Perrett dramatizes the stress students how to take tests. Perrett is a word. ” session started. "W e consider this to be the tionbuilding. build," Bronson said. Finguerra’s announcement is predicted House approval of the nomination with "F ew things in life are abso­ of exam time. Workshops by college "Start with the easiest ques­ Finals will start May 13. begining of this movement and it’s At the University of California at ofothercampuses. "not going to change our situation," he added. little opposition. media student. lute," she said. a damned good beginning,” said Davis, 25 protesters were arrested He noted that the Winchester developers made no Lensink would succeed Gareth Thorne, who Moira Chapman, a student at the for refusing to leave a building and announcements to the press when it decided to build resigned last year amid controversy over his University of California at Santa six students were arrested on a its mall and when it acquired commitments from handling of state efforts to move retarded people Cruz and a member of the National similar charge at the University of For the Record Sage-Alien & Co. and G. Fox & Co. as major tenants. from the large institutions to smaller facilities, Student Network that organized California at Santa Barbara. Bronson said today that his company is working on such as group homes. Tom Thumb apartment doesn’t preclude parties the protest. In Washington D C., 11 demon­ "a couple" of other potential anchor stores for the strators, mostly college students, Because of an editing error, the ‘ "There were at least 60 major Winchester mall. Dinner parties in a small apartment can be a use. Because wine tastes better in glass and coffee in planning menus for a combination of eating styles were arrested for trespassing wrong caption appeared below the actions including class boycotts or Finguerra, who previously said he does not think WIesel reiterates trip rap challenge for the host or hostess but fun for everyone china, I use both instead of paper or plastic cups or important. Tlie food must taste good and agree with sit-ins and at least 60 "solidarity” outside the South Africanembassy. "Today in History" picture on that housing would be the best use of the site in NEW HAVEN — President Reagan would have there. I enjoy company and believe my friends are glasses. everyone^diMstive system. actions, including teach-ins or The Rev, Jesse Jackson told page 2 of Wednesday’s Herald. The Buckland, said again today that his plan meets the become "a world hero" if he cancelled a planned happy in my home although elegant hostesses might Six can eat at my kitchen table. The last time I had But I feel the important part of the event is sharing other demonstrations." she said. demonstrators at the embassy, photograph was of the failed U S. requirements of the CUD zone. visit to a German military cemetery, concentra­ Journeys kitchen company for supper, the age range was 54 the company of good friends. The demonstrations were aimed "There is a direct line of fascist military mission to free the hos­ "W e will focus on the mall as the first and only cringe at the way I do some things. tion camp survivor Elie Wiesel said. at pressuring officials at the legacy between the SS of Bitberg tages in Iran in 1980. priority," he said. As many newly singled people have found out. Margaret years from the youngest to the oldest. For this group I When I started giving apartment dinners, I invited Wiesel, who tried to persuade Reagan to change 1-84 Associates has submitted to the town a general entertaining in a small apartment is much different Hayden had a person who does not eat any dairy products, pieople with similar interest for the same time, having plan of development, which shows the mall and mixed his mind at a White House meeting, told a Yale from putting on a meal for guests when living as pari another who hates fish and children who do not want one company dinner about once a month until I had Law School audience Wednesday night, he was housing. The Planning and Zoning Commission will of a big household in a house. There, someone else can food "a ll squished together." entertained a variety of friends. Now, I’m braver and shocked by Reagan’s insensitivity. review the plan in May. The roast beef, gravy, potatoes, carrots, pieces of mix some that have never met with those of Obituaries He said his concern extended to other answer the phone, hang up a coat and welcome a guest Referring to the site plan, Manchester General administration and German officials because while the cook stirs the gravy and mashes the raw vegetables, and a gelatin salad made a hit and contrasting interests, backgrounds and occupations. Manager Robert B. Weiss said today, "N o games are potatoes. most of the work was done long before the guests This makes for lively conversation. with the U.S. Navy. years. He was an organizer and being played.” they did not question the propriety of the visit Ernest Collins My methods work for me but everyone must find chest from by my bed into the living room. There, with arrived. Each of the six either prefer fresh fruit to Many people in the area have moved into He is survived by his wife, Joan second president of the Hartford " I t ’s now up to us," he said of the project beyond the during its planning stages. Ernest Collins, 93, of 14 Barry rich, sweet desserts or should nol be eating the apartments where they live alone after years of being (Pinto) Wennergren of Brewster, Industrial Management Club and a shopping mall. The decision to be made on the Wiesel said insensitivity in general is far- ways to fit the home and lifestyle. pillows, it is a bench, seating three. I sit on a stool near Road, died late Tuesday at Man­ Mass.; a son. Michael R. Wen­ member of the Manchester Coun­ reaching and includes far more people. He listed For a buffet to be eaten in my living room, first I the kitchen to make serving easier. high-calorie delights. The bowl of fruit doubled as a part of a large family. Some have hesitated to chester Memorial Hospital. Buckland development will be based on what is nergren of West Palm Beach, Fla.; try Club. as an example the weak initial response to the invite the guests. When I have 14 yes responses, the Food is placed on the stove and kitchen table for the centerpiece. entertain but dislike eating alone all the time, A BorninLymm, England, on Aug. considered the "ultimate best use of the land,” Weiss a daughter, Laura F. Wennergren Besides his wife, he is survived said. famine in Ethiopia. "W e are insensitive. We shold number I can seat, I stop inviting. With the accepted buffet. Nothing on the menu will need a knife and fork dinner party may be the answer. 2, 1891, he came to this country at of Brewster. Mass.; two sisters, by three daughters, Joan E. The town is currently undergoing a review of its be ashamed,” he said. invitations, 1 have the incentive to shampoo the rug, because there are not enough fiat surfaces to put the SOME OF MY regular guests are vegetarians: Try it. You might like it. Relax and enjoy your the age of 2. His family settled in Ruth Winchell of Hartford and Kuhimann of Fairfield, Barbara L. The Bitburg cemetery contains the graves of general plan of development. Director of Planning get rid of the clutter and plan the menu. plates down in the living room. others have allergies or are restrictive diets. So far, friends and relatives. It’s fun. Crompton, R.l. Constance E. Anderson of Potts- Zuccardy of Norwich, and Lois E. regular army soldiers and also the remains of Mark Pellegrini has said that the Buckland area will we’ve had menus to suit the needs and taste of all who As a young man he worked as a boro, Texas; and several nieces Heavy, divided plates are great because the Don’t wait until everything is just right in your Laramie of Ludlow, Mass.; a undergo review and consideration for zone changes. Nazi SS troops, who are associated with the World velvet cutter and toolmaker in and nephews. THE DAY BEFORE, I move some of my living spaghetti sauce won’t run into the salad. I use silver or come. home. For me, this is not going to happen. sister, Albert Elliott of Sunrise, Weiss also proposed this morning that Finguerra’s War II slaughter of 6 million Jews and millions of Crompton, R.I.. Utica, N.Y., and The funeral will be at 1 p.m. room furniture into the bedroom and push the blanket stainless steel tableware because plastic is harder to Limited cooking, storage and serving space make Come on over! Not all at once, please. Fla.; a brother, Leon Barre of group seek ^ v ic e from a consumer panel on the other Europeans. Lowell, Mass., at the same time Saturday at the Nickerson Funeral Colonia, N.J.; and eight design of the shopping center. "The SS graves, that is what worries me. That studying electrical engineering. Home, Eldredge Parkway. Or­ grandchildren. May commented that the appointment of such a so many people could be so insensitive, we should He was in the electrical contrating leans, Mass. Burial will be in The funeral will be Saturday at panel is an unusual idea that he would explore. “ We be worried, and I am,” said Wiesel, who took the business in Rhode Island for a Orleans Cemetery. Calling hours the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 opportunity of receiving a congressional Gold number of years. He was a marine welcome input,” he said. will be Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 Main St., at a time to be an­ Medal last week at the White House to try to talk electric supervisor during World The developers of the as-yet unnamed mall are to 9 p.m. nounced. Burial will be in East Reagan out of the visit. If it’s loud it can be damaging aiming for a fall 1986 groundbreaking with an opening W a rn . Memorial donations may be Cemetery. Calling hours will be in 1988. He is survived by two daughters. made to the Orleans Rescue Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Bea Baraw of Stowe, Vt., and Pearl Squad, Eldredge Parkway, Or­ Saturday before the service. Dennison of Acton, Maine: two leans. Mass. 02653. Watch what the world serves your ears sons, Eugene Collins of Acton and House dumps Contra aid In Memoriam he says, "almost any factory in one rock concert, since decibel Roy Collins of Manchester; seven January. NOTI By Ellle Grossman disease, although that has been Joseph M. Klucewicz In sad and loving memory of my Continued from page 1 which equipment is being moved level can be 120. grandchildren: and 16 great­ The Senate Tuesday agreed with On April 15, 1965 you could Newspaper Enterprise very difficult to show," grandchildren. Joseph M. Klucewicz, 62, of mother, Anna Noske who passed have SOLO Carson City Association around by compressed air" — risk Of course, if you’re just standing away April 25th, 1983. Congress to release the money, an him. The House did not and took up The funeral will be Friday at 1 Marlborough, died last Wednesday SILVER DOLLARS, In govern­ WHAT HAS BEEN documented, levels have been established based on top of your seat like everyone Although I smile and seem effort the White House hoped could its own alternatives Wednesday. p.m. at Carpenter-Jenks Funeral at home. He was the brother of ment packages, (or up to $175 NEW YO RK — First, it was the however, is that given the right on exposure and duration. else In the audience, chances are carefree. bring in some kind of palatable But in a quirk of procedure, those Home, Quaker Lane Chapel, 659 E. Mrs. Sidney (Helen) Stangeland of or more. Or U.S. QOLD COINS garbage truck at dawn; then, a circumstances, noise can do con­ "A t 90 decibels, you can tolerate you’ll just come home with a No one misses you more than compromise, if not the initial other plans were defeated. (or up to $6(X) or more. Or most Greenwich Ave, Route 2, West Bolton. jackhammer across the street. crete damage. "People don’t go an eight-hour day,” he says, "but ringing in your ears. Things will me. proposal for military aid. Reps. Michael Barnes. D-Md., QOLD and SILVER Items or Warwick, R.l. Buriai will be in St. Services were to be held today at And your neighbor’s dog has been deaf from noise," he says, but it only four hours at 95 decibels, and sound dull or muffled for a time. In a letter to Congress Tuesday, and Lee Hamilton, D-Ind., offered COINS (or a (air price at: Phillip Cemetery, Crompton. the Marlborough Center Ceme­ You were always helpful, willing barking since 1953. can cause loss of hearing. just two at too decibels. The time Your ears will feel full. But by the and kind. Reagan had to promise the money a compromise to spend $10 million CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN There are no calling hours. Maddening, yes, but physically For that to happen, you need the off allows the ear to recover from next morning, you’ll hear fine tery, Marlborough. would not be converted to military through International relief agen­ 805 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Memorial donations may be Memorial donations may be What beautiful memories you harmless. “ Those everyday noises right — or wrong — circumstan­ each exposure." again. And you'll continue to hear leave behind. assistance and agree to renew cies on unarmed rebels who left FOR CURRENT PRICES AND made to St. Mary’s Episcopal made to the Roy B. Pettengill won't damage your hearing," says ces. Says Dobie: "The level at fine, unless you subject yourself to Sadly missed by your son. direct talks with the Sandinista Nicaragua, and $4 million to >TION CALL M»-gaM Church, Manchester. Ambulance Association, P.O. Box Dr. Robert Dobie, associate pro­ which there begins to be some risk ON THE OTHER hand, just one concerts like that every week for, John regime that he broke off in promote a settlement. 308, Marlborough 06447. fessor of otolaryngology (ears, of hearing loss is about 85 decibels, explosive sound next to your ear — say, a year — and suffer those John R. Wennergren nose, throat) at the University of which can exist at a very busy a firecracker, a gunshot — can symptoms after each one. Washington in Seattle, and chair­ intersection. Or put it this way: If permanently harm the nerve end­ John R. Wennergren, 58, of 90 Joseph A. Barre WININGER’S 11 Annual 85 E CENTER ST man of the subcommittee of you have to raise your voice to be ings in your inner ear, he says. EVEN IF YOU DO, you probably to noise you cannot converse over Dobie; “ White noise machines can Gristmill Road, Brewster, Mass., Joseph A. Barre, 83, of 175 Medical Aspects of Noise at the Then there are times when you won't know there's anything heard at a normal conversational comfortably,” he says, "wear be very helpful. Pure white noise is died Tuesday at Wesson Memorial Princeton St., husband of Florence 649-5268 American Academy of wrong. Says Dobie: “ The hearing SPORTS CAMP distance of a yard, that’s probably just don’t realize what you may be hearing protectors — ear plugs or a sound composed of all the Hospital, Springfield, Mass. (Sheffield) Barre, died Wednesday Otolaryngology-Head and Neck loss comes on so gradually and can more than 85 decibels. At that doing to your hearing. Snowmobil- ear muffs. And, if you use different frequencies the human He was born in Northampton, at his home. WEEKEM) SPECIAL Surgery Inc. be so slight that a lot of the GIRLS • BOYS • DAY CAMP CASH a CARRY level, however, the risk to hearing ing, target practice, motorcycling. headphone radios, don’t turn them ear can hear, mixed together in Mass., and lived in Manchester for He was born in Westfield, Mass. On the other hand, he says: industrial patients we have believe Gymnastics • Soccer • Baseball/Softball would only occur if you were Those sports can threaten the ear. up so high that people have to shout equal amounts. What makes it many years before moving to July 20,1901, and lived in Manches "Noise can cause stress. It can they don't have any hearing loss at Ages 4-16 Ages 6-16 exposed for eight hours a day, for a "People who listen to head­ at you or tap you on the shoulder to agreeable Is that these machines Brewster in 1972. ter for the last 49 years. Before he make people nervous and result in all. They can still hear; they just long tim e.” phones at very loud volume for get your attention." simulate sounds we find soothing, He was a self-employed builder retired, he was general foreman Red Cross Swimming Lessons In Our Olympic Indoor Pool $372 bodily changes that, if prolonged, Duration, then, plays a part long periods are at risk," Dobie don't understand other people Tulips like rain. That, of course, simply for many years, and was employed for Pratt & Whitney, East Hart­ 2 Sessions — July 1-12 & July 15-26 could be dangerous; increased along with intensity. As volume says. "Also, many rock musicians well." Then again, if a dripping faucet comes from association. As long as for the last three years as project ford. He started with the firm 57 Call Bill Wlnlnuer 688-7712 or 646-3687 pulse rate and blood pressure, acid goes up, the time you can safely develop hearing loss." And that But there’s no need to worry or a neighbor’s stereo is rattling you have had a roof over your head manager for Sikon Corp. of West years ago in its original facility on At Loomis Cnaflee School, Windsor $279 in the stomach. There might’even listen goes down. For those who can happen to someone standing in about any of this if you do the right you at night, consider drowning it Hartford. Daisies large bunck all your life, the sound of rain Is not Capitol Avenue, Hartford, and was Transportation Available from E.H„ Manch., Vernon, So. Windsor be an increased risk of heart work with noise — In a steel mill or. front of the speakers during just thing. “ Any time you are exposed out with safe, loud noise. Says During World War II, he served employed by the company for 37 threatening." t MANCHKSTKF^ HERALD, Thursday. April 25;i9«f) - 13 12 MANCIIK.STKH HKHAU), Thursd>iy. April 2r., I9R5 Adopt a Pet 1* ‘Natural’ birth may not be best way perineum will stretch sufficiently Spring is the best time mortality. When used discrimi- By Arlene Elsenberg to accommodate the bahy s head nately, each has its place in Pretty Samoyed awaits friend and Heidi Markoff without tearing and without need­ obstetrical practice. MYTHS lessly prolonging labor. // • The fetal monitor: This appa­ Two women were recently over­ OF • Induction of labor: Many By Barbara Richmond ratus. strapped to the mother’s heard in a supermarket. women who delivered in the 50s to boost horse’s vaccine Special to the Herald abdomen, records both her con­ "Ann just had her baby,” said will tell you their labors were P r e g n a n c y tractions and her baby’s heart­ one, "b y cesarean.” induced - often on flimsy grounds, QUESTION: When shall 1 get my horse This week’s featured pet should beat. Properly interpreted — and "Cesarean?” exclaimed her but usually with no damage done. vaccinated and against what diseases? probably be called Snowball. But that fuels the "cesarean epi­ this is key — it can warn when the friend, obviously aghast. Today, the use of oxytocin (a since spring is here, Tansy seemed fetus is in troubie. Conversely, it "W ell,” shrugged the first, “ the demic,” and prevents full "enjoy­ hormone that simulates one natu­ ANSWER: Spring is the season to booster your like a more appropriate name for ment ” of labor and delivery. can assure mother, father and fetal monitor stopped picking up a rally found in the body during horses’ immunity by vaccinating against sleep­ Pet poruiti the 2-month old Samoyed. Induction of labor is labeled “ an attendants that a lengthy labor can heartbeat, and they had to do an labor) to start or strengthen ing sickness, tetanus (lockjaw), influenza, ^ d S i Tansy is a pretty, aromatic safely continue because the baby is emergency section.” insult" to a woman’s body (which uterine contractions is prohibited rhinopneumonitis (another respiratory disease) wildflower. Tansy the dog is doing fine. "You don’t know whether to be always knows best when labor by the Food and Drug Administra­ and rabies. Allan Leventhal, D.V.M, definitely not wild. She’s snow • The episiotomy: To have or grateful or not,” said the other, should begin) and dangerous to the tion except when medically indi­ while and fluffy, well-behaved and fetus, Episiotomies are branded an not to have an episiotomy (a shaking her head and making for cated. (Example: When there is QUESTION: Is the heartworm preventative quiet. surgical incision to enlarge the the produce department. interference with the natural child­ risk of infection because labor has Diethylcarbamazine (DEC) harmful? When found roaming on Scott vaginal opening during delivery) What this brief conversation birth process. Cesareans are as- not started within 24 hours after Drive on April 17, she was wearing i is a question that has those who suggests, as clearly as the printout sertedly performed not for the the rupture of the fetal mem­ ANSWER: No. Although it is sometimes most often attacked by ticks. They’ll attack in a small choker chain on her neck benefit of mother and child, but for support routine episiotomies on a fetal monitor, is the attitude of branes, or "bag of waters. blamed (or anything that happens to a dog that is spite of the collars but arc killed gradually by the and she looked well groomed. (mostly obstetricians) shooting it distrust felt by many women the doctor’s convenience and fi­ Administration of this hormone taking it, DEC is actually a very safe medication. insecticide in the collar. Pets should be checked Tansy is the only new dog at the out with those who routinely pound so far this week. Still toward what they consider "ob­ nancial gain. is now carefully monitored, drop It only rarely causes nausea and few if any other with a comb when coming inside especially if How valid are these charges? condemn the procedure (mostly waiting to be claimed or adopted s te tr ic a l in t e r v e n tio n s " in by drop, to prevent potentially problems. It is often confused with arsenic, which they’ve been out in long grass. Not very, for the most part. And, in midwives and childbirth childbirth. hazardous overstimulation of the is the drug used to treat dogs that already have are two that were there last week. fact, they foster more potential educators). One of them is Jezebel, who was At the root of this attitude is the uterus. If there is no medical the heartworm disease. This is a dangerous QUESTION: How should I remove an attached danger than the interventions they Pregnant women are caught in the featured pet. She’s a husky myth that, in childbirth, “ natural reason for induction, most doctors medication that requires careful testing and tick? > 1 attack — by encouraging women to the cross fire. Extremists fail to cross, about 2 years old and also is best” — a not surprising, will let nature take its course, even monitoring of the patient. The drug serves as a basically healthy reaction to the refuse procedures sometimes vital recognize that the episiotomy has a very sweet disposition and if it’s a sluggish one. powerful argument for preventing heartworm ANSWER: Never with your bare fingers. Ticks Many women feel an attitude of distrust toward what "unnatural” drugged births of the to their safety and that of their decision should nut be made in disease rather than having to treat it. can spread diseases by expressed feces as well as minds well. '40s and ’50s, but one that has been babies. childbirth classes, but only in the by a bite. Use tweezers after smothering the tick The other dog is the elderly they consider "obstetricai interventions” in childbirth. At Arlene Eisenberg and Heidi carried too far. The fact is that in the years since delivery or birthing room as the QUESTION: How soon should I start tick with vaseline or anaesthetizing it with alcohol. cocker spaniel that was picked up 2 the root of this attitude is the myth that, in childbirth, Markoff are co-authors with San- Advocates of "natural child­ these technologies have been intro­ baby’s head "crowns.” Not until on Knighton Street on April 11. She 2 prevention in my dog and cat? Never attempt to burn it out. Disinfect the bite "naturai is best." Some medicai experts think it’s a birth” believe that the fetal duced, there has been a dramatic then can a realistic judgment be dee Hathaway R.N. of “ What to area after removal. Destroy the tick by putting it is a nice quiet dog — just needs Expect When You’re Expecting.” reaction that has been carried too far. monitor is an intrusive menace decrease in fetal and maternal made about whether or not the ANSWER: Now. Ticks are already attaching in a bottle of alcohol, tick dip or disinfectant. some grooming and some TLC. themselves to pets and engorging in their blood. The little setter cross female Tick dips, sprays and powders are short-term Dr. Allan Leventhal is a Bolton veterinarian. that was left tied to the fence at the preventatives. Tick collars are probably the most Do you have a question you’d like to see answered pound, has been adopted as well as Advice effective preventative but protect only the head, here? Write to Pet Forum. Box 591, Manchester the Husky cross with one blue eye neck and chest area. However, this is the region Herald. 06040. and one brown eye. Dan Fuller, assistant dog 5 warden, had some good news about 5 the Pomeranian mentioned in this Hubby’s forgetfulness no problem column and in a feature story last Thursday. The owner saw the story in the Manchester Herald and DEAR ABBY; Here’s how I DEAR ABBY: I ’m 83 years old DEAR ABBY: This is in re­ claimed the little dog. Herald photo bv Richmond cured my husband of forgetting and have two lovely daughters who sponse to "W orried Sick,” the It appeared that the dog had its special occasions such as my love me dearly and would do bride whose parents are divorced, leg caught in a steel leg trap. Dog birthday, our anniversary, etc. We Dear anything for me. I have never had and whose mother threatens to Warden Richard Rand was called Tansy has been named after a wildflower, but she had been married only three years a problem concerning them, but I stay away from the wedding if the to a Parker Street home where the definitely is not wild. She sits with Assistant Dog Warden when 1 had a feeling "George” was Abby have one now. father gives the bride away. homeowner had found the injured Dan Fuller at the dog pound, waiting to beclaimed by her I faced the same situation. I felt going to forget again, so I phoned Abigail My days are numbered. I ’m little dog on the steps. Rand took it owner or adopted. the florist and had him send me a sure, and before I go. I ’d like you to that if I couldn’t give my daughter to a veterinary clinic and it was dozen roses with a card that read; Van Buren tell me what to do. away and escort her down the found she had a broken bone in her "From someone who loves you You see, I have a ring that I ’m aisle. I would be publicly renounc­ paw. It was put in a cast and she’s Rand is there each day from noon 646-4555. very much.” sure both girls would like to have to ing my parentage. But I didn’t now on the mend. to 1 p.m. He can be reached by There is a $5 fee for adopting a When George came home. 1 met remember me by. I don’t want any want to force my daughter to The dog pound is located off calling the pound, 643-6642 or by dog and the new owner must have him at the door with a big kiss and forgot4 both my birthday and our hard feelings between them, so I choose between her mother and Olcott Street on town property. calling the police department at the dog licensed. thanked him for the flowers. He anniversary, which are only a am torn. The oldest lives out of me, so the problem was resolved didn’t say anything, but he looked week apart. I was hurt, and also town, so she isn’t able to spend as this way: I asked the minister if it surprised. About half an hour later angry, so the next day I went to the much time with me as her sister, would be possible for the bride to he picked up the card and read it, most exclusive ladies’ store in who lives close by. The younger meet her future husband at the Bennet announces honor roll then he admitted that he had not town and bought myself an outfit one takes me shopping, to my back of the church so that he could sent the roses — but he demanded that cost about three times as escort her down the aisle. I Listed below are the names of Burg, Jennifer Burr, Helen Call, Brian tine Stone, Kristen Turek. Kellie doctor’s and does my errands. I ’m Cromble, Gary Cutler. Vecsey, Trina Wallace, Amy Williams, to know who did. (Yes, he was much as I usually paid. sure her sister would do the same if reasoned that since they would be the students who achieved the Andrea Della Rocco, LIso Doucette, Valerie Williams, George Zyrek. really jealous), I burst out laugh­ That night, I modeled my new she could. She calls and writes and spending the rest of their lives third quarter honor roll at Bennet John Eccher. Colette Factora, Julia ing and told him I had sent them to outfit for my husband and he said together (hopefully), why not let Garner, Jennifer Gouruder, Jill Hamp- GRADE & sends me gifts. Junior High School. son, Douangphachon Hemmavahn, Sean Bell, Doreen Breen, Sandy myself. He looked relieved. That he liked it very much. I told him I I ask you. Abby, who should have them begin by walking down the Craig Hempstead, Brendo Hernandez, Casosonta, Cheryl Domlna, Gary Du­ was the last time George forgot my was glad because since he’d aisle together? GRADE 7 Sherri Holder, Tammy Huestls, Nell mas, Karin Fry, Edward D. Garrison, the ring? Terri Ann Boskervllle. Sherri Bell, birthday. forgotten my birthday and our The minister thought it was an Impelluso, Teresa Inthovong. Charles Holcomb, Damon lacovelll, A NO NAME. PLEASE Meg Berte, Louis Bottl, Lindsey Boutl- Anisso Johnson, Eric Jones, Allison Christina Inthovong, Kimberly Jorvis, A SNEAKY IN anniversary, I would consider it excellent solution. Her, Sheryl Brondolik. Heather Bur­ Kane, Karin Kirby, James Kltsock. Ralna Kelley, Shamus Kershaw, Justin SAN DIEGO his gift to me — then I gave him a FATHER OF THE nett, Margaret Coll, David Campbell, Celeste Kubik, Melissa Lolole, Lam Kim, Jeffrey Lodone, Erik LIndland, DEAR NO NAME: Tell your Herald ohoto by Pinto LIso Cnotoux,,Alison Chmieiccki, De­ big hug and dropped the bill in his BRIDE ThI Bach Tuyet, Sharon Langton, Hongfo Luangproseuth. DEAR SNEAKY: Lovely. Read daughters that you want both of bra Cockerhom, Kimberly Corona, Alison Larkin, Sandro Lebrun, Karen Jessica M arshall, Suson M cFarland, lap! Corev Croft, Alexia Cruz. Somchit on for another "sneaky” gift­ them to have the ring, so each may Link, Kerry Luomo, James Melesko. Scott Mlsage, Rebecca Mitchell, Ri­ Twelve years have passed, and DEAR FATHER: Congratula­ Solomons brought 3,445 meals Doolusoy, Christopher Dovey, Becky Pauline Merrill, Steven Michaud, chard Morse, Christine Nielsen, Chryl getting gimmick. keep it for six months, then give it Deslordlns. Kimberly Dore, Tomml my darling has never again tions for handling an awkward Theodore Miller, John Muirhead. Novotosky, Barbara O'Brien, So to the other for six months. And if Mr. and Mrs. Sanol Solomon, Meals on delivered 3,445 meals since 1976, when Beth Dulberger, Patrick Dwyer. Gregory Murroy, Paris Oates, Beth Young Pok, Lisa Phillips, Timothy DEAR ABBY: We’d been mar­ forgotten. that’s not agreeable, they can situation with sensitivity, generos­ Jeon Faber, David Francoline, Kurt O 'Brien, Brian Parkany, Pamela Pa- Plano, Shannon Plese, Kristen Price, Wheels volunteers, are pleased with the the program began in town and in Gamer, Jennifer Goskell, Mary Hayes, ried two years when my husband HAPPY IN WISCONSIN draw straws. ity and originality. say, Jodie Perkins, Grace Phillips, Michael Robison, Suzonne Smith, M i­ recognition from River East Home Care Boltofi. The Solomons drive three Douongnlvonh Hemmovonh, David Sara Rosenberg, Michael Sardo, An­ chael Tarr, Kurt Thoresen, JuHe P Hllle. Scott Inthovong, Britt Kornfeld, drew Shockett, Gordon Slebert, Le Vallera, Motthew Vaughn, Keiro P Tuesday at the annual reception at the routes on Mondays. The meal program Katherine Krzyzok, Aaron Leonard. Tuon Aoh Smith, Wendy Smith, Chris­ W illiam s. James Lewis, Youa Po Lo Kao, Jeffrey agency’s office, 20 Hartford Road. The is expanding to weekends and needs Longo, Hongph Luangproseuth, Gor- Depression can bring on impotence rett Martin, Sean McAdam, Robert couple have driven 5,970 miles and more volunteers. McCattery, SInorng Muong, Alexan­ dra O'Brien, Sarah Anne Olson, Jong You’ve come a long way DEAR DR. LAMB - 1 am a 35- can if he loses confidence for any make ulcerative colitis worse. If the UPl ptioto Keun Pok, Nicholas Polermo, Almee year-old male and have been having reason. Unsuccessful sexual efforts patient has lactose intolerance Pennell, Meredith Phillips. H ILLIAR D . Fla. (U P I) - School boys’ and girls’ bathrooms did not (inability to break down the double Brenda Rockwood, Jacqueline fully extend from floor to ceiling. trouble with my sexual performance can lead to fear of failure at anv age. God save the princess MHS Class of ’60 plans reunion Schuetz, Julie Shrlder, Laura Sines, officials set a trap expecting to nab in the past few months. Until now, my Your DEAR DR. LAMB — I have ulcera­ sugar in milk) because of the inflam­ Tanya Sines, Heather Smith, Thltspo- boys peeping over a wall into a The boys had been climbing the wife and 1 have had a very healthy tive colitis, which causes a lot of gas mation, the lactose will increase the The Class of 1960 at Manchester John Aubrey, Madeline Baldwin, Georgeonne McCoughev. Barbara simh Sourinho. Heather Spencer, In­ girls’ restroom but instead caught wall and lifting tiles from the diarrhea and may cause gas. This A royal welcome for the royal couple. The British press George Barrow, Holland Bellonger, McIntosh, Thomas Norton, Gory grid Stearns, Edward Stephens, Marcy three girls peeping at the boys. suspended ceiling to peer at the and beautiful sex life. We are very Health and diarrhea. 1 have taken different High School is holding its 25th Druscllla Bralnard, LeRov Brown. Ouellette, Jonet Overton, Jeffrey Pro- Suitor, Heather Towle, Mary Tsoko- much in love and have been married medicines for more than a year. I am aggravates the ulcerative colitis. may be down on what the Princess of Wales wears — reunion on June 29 at the Sheraton Judith Chapman, David Clarke, Ro­ sonsky, Vivian Reynolds, Karen Rey­ las, Selvin Turner, Marc Ursin, LIso ” We knew the boys had been girls. for 16 years. Lawrence now taking 20 mg. of Prednisone eve­ Therefore, I suggest that you elimi­ especially during a trip last week to Italy — but the British in Hartford. Those with informa­ bert Covlello, Fronds Cresenzi, Karen nolds, Karen Robinson, Jerome Rous­ Wilkie, Keith Wolff, Melissa Yarnot, doing it, too, but on that particular School officials decided the nate all sources of lactose in anything Eason, Judy FIster. seau, Anthony St. James, Dennis Sheo, Paula Zepke. Three years ago I had epididymitis Lamb, M.D. ry other day and one 60 ml. Cortene- children can find no fault with her. Carrying flags, they tion on the following classmates Donna Fredericksen, William Grif­ Leon Sheeon, Cassandra Starr. day it happened to be girls,” said surveillance had gone far enough and had one testicle removed. I can ma enema every day. you eat or drink. should write to Joan or Chuck fin, Robert Hart, Sally Ann Hazzard, Charles Towle, Cecil Courtright, GRADE 8 Ada Reveil, principal of Hilliard and spread the top of the wall last think of no reason for my impotence. greet Princess Diana and Prince Charles after church Saimond, 76 Adelaide Road, or call Janice Heinzmann Kowalski, John Carol Turcotte, Karen Vennell, Harold Peter Algarin, Dana Anderson, Erik Junior- Senior High School. week with a thick layer of roofing The doctor says that what I eat Holmes, John Hudson, Nancy Kelley T. Walsh, Robert Welbust, Lynne Weir Anderson, Julie Atkins. Colleen Bell. I have the urge to make love, but As far as the rest of your diet is services recently in Miian. them at 646-5903. Revell said male students had tar to mark the peeping toms for doesn’t affect my condition and that I Estev, Thomas D. Kelly, Candice Kino, Bouchoy, John Williams, Jerrold Wil­ Lauren Bell, Nancy Belmont, Laurie often fail before completion. As a concerned, you must evaluate the Maldo King, Gerald LeBlonc, Beverly son, Roonne Wise, John Wood. Ann Brindisi. Darren Brown, William discovered the wall between the easy identification. can eat spicy foods or whatever I result. I do not have the urge as often. The loss of one testicle should not effects of f o i^ on your condition. If Jelfrav R. Allen, William Anderson, Leonard Fox. want. I don’t seem to be getting any DEAR READER — Anyone who cause impotence The other testicle spicy foods seem to aggravate it, better. What would help me, and what has a problem with impotence should usually is able to take over the hor­ don’t eat them. The same applies to do you think about eating spicy foods? have a careful examination. Impo­ mone functions previously supplied gas-formers, such as cabbage or Should I be on a diet? tence often is a symptom of some­ by both beans. Cinema About Town thing else, such as diabetes, alcohol­ If there really is no medical reason DEAR READER — Most authori­ ism, a pituitary gland disorder, for your problem, it may have a psy­ ties say that diet doesn’t make any Treatment should help to prevent Hartford (PG-13) 1:30, 7:05, 9:10.— Ladyhawke Dr. Phillip Arnold, chairman of the Governor’s depression or several other medical chological cause. This is less likely to inflammation of your colon and Clnomo City — Blood Simple (R) 8, (PG-13) 1:30, 7, 9:20. — M oving Money session at college Home economics teacher in R.l. difference, with one notable excep­ V Io la tlo n i (PG-13) )30, 7:05, 9:05. — Implemetnation Committee on Traumatic Brain problems. should help to control the diarrhea. 10. — Return of the Soldier (PG) 7:30, happen in an experienced male, but it tion: Milk and milk products often 9:40. — Am odeui (PG) I. — The Purple Police Acodemv 2: T h .lr F Irit A iilg n - Manchester Community College Women's Center Dorothea Shannon of Manchester High School Injury, will speak on the Governor’s Task Force Roto of Cairo (PG) 7:15, 9:15. m *nt (PG-13) 1:30, 7:)5, 9:10. — Mask will hold a free seminar on financial planning Monday recently attended a home economics teachers’ CInettudle — Heaven Help U> (R) (PG-13) 1:30, 7, 9:15. — O aip erat.lv Report on such injuries. Arnold is director of physical 7:30 with Places In the Heart (PG) 9:25. Seeking Susan (PG-13) 1:30,7:15,9:20. at 7 p.m. in the center on the second floor of the Lowe weekend at Johnson and Wales College in Providence. and rehabilitative medicine at Newington Children’s lost Hartford Building, 60 Bidwell St. Kathy A. Canty, financial R.l. Hospital. ■oftwood Pub 4 Cinema — The Edwards’ pet Surprise! Some insects aid garden planning consultant for IDS Inc., will be speaker. The program was designed to introduce teachers to For more information, call Jancie E. Favreau, K lllln 0 Fields (R) 7:15. Poor Richard's Pub 4 Cinema — The HOLLYWOOD (U P I) - Just as For more information, call 647-6056. the college’s Culinary Arts Division. 871-1903. The public is welcome. mites, spider mites, whiteflies, supply stores and garden mail Kllllno Fields (R) 7:30,9:30. producer-director Blake Edwards DEAR PO LLY: I knowladybugs thrips, mealybugs, leaf hoppers, order sources for introduction into Showcase Clnomos — Porky's Re- latched on to comedian Peter are good for the garden, but what venae (R) 1:45, 7:45, 10. — The Lost and many moth eggs and your own garden. They provide Sellers for a string of ’’Pink GOP buses to New York Scandia celebrates 85th Artists receive awards do they do? What other insects are Dragon (PG-13) 1:15, 7:40, 10. — caterpillars. excellent, chemical-free insect Beverly H ills Cop (R) 7:25, 9:35. — Panther” and other movies, so has good to have in the garden? The Manchester Republican Women’s Club will Scandia Lodge 23, Order of Vasa, will celebrate its Three Manchester artists have received awards Polly’s Trichogramma are tiny insects control that provides no risk to Mask (PG-13) ):45, 7:10, 9:40. — he adopted cDmic actor Richard NANCY Desperately Seeking Susan (PG-13) 1, sponsor a New York shopping trip on May 22. The bus 85th anniversary at a dinner-dance May 11 at Willie’s from the Society of Connecticut Craftsmen, and their related to wasps, but they don’t people or pets. You don’t have to Mulligan. 7:25, 9:45. — Police Academy 2: Their will leave the Pic and Save parking lot. East Middle Steak House. The social hour will be from 6 to 7 p.m. work is hanging in the Museum of Art, Science & sting people as larger wasps worry about growing vegetabies First Assignment (PG-13) 1:30, 7:20, Mulligan has signed for his DEAR NANCY: Ladybugs are iPointers Turnpike, at 8 a.m. and will leave New York City at 8 followed by dinner. Service pins will be presented to Industry in Bridgeport. 2 might. They sting insect eggs! The iaden with potentiatiy harmfui 9:30. — The Care Bears M ovie (G) 1. — fourth role in an Edwards film, ” A p.m. 50-year and 40-year members. 2 one of the most effective insect Witness (R) 7:30, 9:50. — Ladyhawke Tracey Stralsser and Kelly Wynn, both seniors at female trichogramma lays her chemical residues or handling Fine Mess,” which stars Ted predators known. They eat small, (PG-13) 1:45, 7:15, 9:40. — Cat’s Eve The trip is open to the public. For more information For reservations, call Chairman Erland R. Manchester High School, were among the 11 students Polly Fisher eggs inside moth eggs. When the dangerous pesticides. I recom­ (PG-13) 1:30,7:40,9:40. Danson and Howie Mandel. softbodied insects and the eggs and Monchester call Sally Heavisides at 646-0561. Johnson. 643-4488, or Doris Prentice, 649-1914. in the state to receive Scholastic Art Awards. Wynn, young hatch, they feed on the host mend these bioiogical insect con- Mulligan, who played the suici­ larvae of larger insects. It destroys UA Theaters Hast — Froternity who works in pewter, received the Connecticut egg, killing it. Because the tricho­ trots whoteheartedly and hope dal producer in ’’S.O.B.,” Inspec­ aphids (great for the rose Vacation (R) 7:30, 9:20. — Moving Craftsmen Frances Felton Award: Straisser, whose gramma has a rapid life cycle, it you’li give them a try. Violations (PG-13) 2, 7:15, 9:40.— The tor Clousseau’s wacky father in Cabaret plans made garden!), scale, thrips, mealyb­ Company of Wolves (R) 2, 7:30, 9:30. MHS class observes 40th work is enamel on metal, received the Connecticut can effectively outnumber and ’’Trail of the Pink Panther” and ugs, leaf hoppers, leafworms, corn mosquitoes, caterpillars and other Mansfield East Catholic High School is planning Cabaret East Craftsmen Libby Budd Award, named for the control a large number of Insect Translux Cellege Twin — Amodeus Dudley Moore’s sidekick in ’’Micki Manchester High School Class of 1945 will hold its earworms, European corn borers, soft-bodied insects. Mature insects ’85 on May 17 and 18 from 7:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. The longtime art supervisor at Manchester High School. pests in this manner, including Paraguay ( PG) I. — The Adventures of Buckaroo 4 Maude,” portrays an accident- 40th reunion on Oct. 26 at W illie’s Steak House. The Colorado potato beetles, alfalfa dine on large beetles, gras­ Banzai (PG-13) 7, 9. annual event is a collection of night clubs under one Ceramic artist John Hull, a Bigelow Street resident corn earworms, European com Paraguay was visited by Sebas­ •prone hood in ” A Fine Mess.” The Rev. John Estey Sandy Estey reunion committee plans to mail invitations to class weevils and bean beetles. So you shoppers, crickets, tent caterpil­ Vemen roof, including: an Irish pub. an Italian room, a who teaches art at Glastonbury High School, won the borers, alfalfa worms, tent cater­ tian Cabot in 1527 and settled as a Cine 1 4 2 — The Breakfast Club (R) members. Write or call Lillina Benoit Burnett, 16 5 can see that having ladybugs in lars and many other pests. They Bavarian room, a Middle Eastern room, a deli, a best in porcelain award for a huge white vase. He was pillars, cutworms, homworms, 7:10, 9:10. — The K illing Fields (R) 7, Nazarend offers faith weekend 5 Spanish possession in 1535. It Berkley St., 649-2190. your garden can save quite a few 9:30. barbershop quartet room, a comedy room, a casino, a won’t eat your plants, just the gypsy moths and others. They’re gained its Independence from THE LITTLE THEATRE also one of three artists in the show to receive an crops and a lot of headaches! bugs. (West Hortferd coffee house, a silent auction, music from the ’SOs, and The Church of the Nazarene.236 Main St., is offering award from the Guilford Handcrafts Center. great for controlling almost any Spain in 1811, but lost most of its ■Im 1 4 1 — The Breakfast Club (R) OF MANCHESTER, INC. Praying mantises are also bene­ singing waiters and waitresses. a three-day Faith Promise Weekend beginning' Two other Manchester artists are represented in the The larvae of green lacewings kind of caterpillar pest. territory to Brazil. Uruguay and 7:15, 9:15. — The K illin g Fields (R) 7, prcjcnla East Hartford High holds 25th ficial to the garden. Young man­ 9:30. Paul and Carolyn Farquharson are in charge of the tonight at 7, with a buffet dinner and speech by the are also good insect predators. ■Most of these beneficial insects Argentina in the War of the Triple show, which is the 50th for the organization. G. tises eat aphids, leaf hoppers. Wllllmantlc Middle Eastern room, which will have entertainment Rev. John Estey, and a musical program by the East Hartford High School Class of 1960 will hold its Adallne Laughlln, a pewtersmith on Hackmatack They’ll devour aphids and red can be purchased from garden Alliance, from 1885 to 1870. Jlllsen Square Cinema — Cat’s Eve called the ’’Sheik’s Palace,” with desert dancers. Reverends Mike and Naomi Matthews. This event will 2Sth reunion on Oct. 26 at Jesters Court. The planning Street, and president of the Society of American Phil and Danna Pineo and Tim and Rosemary take place at Concordia Lutheran Church. 40 Pitkin committee is seeking addresses of some classmates. Craftsmen, had work accepted in the Bridgeport Those with information may call Marilyn Carlson Moynihan are general chairmen. St. exhibit. There are also two pieces done by the late Saturday’s activities will begin with a prayer Cummings at 568-7461. nou gh ts The $6 admission covers shows and exhibits. For Libby Budd, tickets and more information, call the school at brunch at 10 a.m. in the Davis Building, 236 Main St. 646-5336. Tickets will be sold at the door. The speaker will be Sandy Estey, daughter of Mae Thompson Hettrick, a missionary who was from "And let us consider how we may If you attend a cross country or Encouragement should be prac­ Tag sale space available Manchester originally, but is now retired and living in Mall talk on Tuesday spur one another on ... let us track meet you know how intensely ticed at home, school, church, Day devoted to gifted California. Rental space is available for the Dilworth-Cornell- Capital Region East, League of Women Voters, will encourage one another.” (Heb. the teammates encourage one employment. How many possibili­ Quey American Legion Post 102 6th annual tag sale to 10:24,25) THE NI6HT OF BLOOMFIELD — The annual Parent’s Day for Saturday at 7:30 p.m. there will be a program called hold a forum Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the First Federal another. Also, you can witness the ties go unrealized because we do be held May 4 and 5 at the American Legion Hall and adults interested in learning more about gifted Missionary Cameos, with Robert Poulin of Manches­ Savings & Loan Association, 344 W. Middle Turnpike. spirit of encouragement at the not encourage one another? Cer­ THE lOUAHA parking lot from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Set up time is 7 to 9 Did you ever attend a cross W ii.Mtui aiiiuoi children will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at ter, Dr. Odette Rhinero of Rhode Island and the Rev. The topic will be: ’’The Regional Mall: Its Impact practices. To have a successful tainly, a main ingredient for being "The Early Bird Special” p.m. May 3, and from 8 to 9 a.m. May 4 and 5. The country or track meet (or Bennet, Bloomfield Middle School, 390 Park Ave. The event and Mrs. Estey, who have been working in South on the I^ a l Economy,” Representatives of towns team not only depends on the a winning team, for excelling, and Every Tuesday, Wednestlay a Thursday charge is $12 a day or $20 for two days inside and $10 a Illing, Manchester High or East willingness to make sacrifices and for running the course of life with a will be sponsored by Connecticut Association for the Africa. Music will be provided by Rick Carlton and involved with the propsoed Manchester-South Wind­ 5-7 p.m. day and $18 for two days outside. Catholic? You know that when the do one’s best, but also it involves positive attitude is encouraging Eaal Catholic Gifted and the University of Connectciut’s School of Company, a group from Manchester. sor mall, will speak. runners are on the course, they are encouraging one another. one another: spurring one another Freih Veal Delicacie$, Italian Specialties & High School AuditoriuiA Education. Workshops for adults and activites for Sunday at 10:45 a.m., there will be a talk called Checks may be made out to Post 102 American They are: Mark Pellegrini, Manchester director of being cheered and encouraged to along. Whose responsibility is it to Seafood Entrees children will be featured. ’’The Making of Missionary Faith Promises,” with Legion tag sale and sent to George R. Atkins St., 20 planning and economic development; Francis Dr. Odette Phinero speaking. Sunday at 6 p.m., the American Legion Drive, Manchester. do their best. Since all of us run in This should and could apply to all encourage one another? Yours and F R ID A Y & SA T U R D A Y The cost of the program Is $20 for each adult: $35 a Armentano, Vernon economic development coordina­ topic will be Future Missions, with the Rev. John the race of life, we have the areas of life. For example, I know mine! APRIL 26 a 27/MAY S ft 4 couple, $8 for the first child in the family and $6 for tor; John Shemo, South Windsor economic develop­ • 5 . 9 5 Estey speaking, and Nazarene’s own Youth Choir responsibility to encourage one teenagers who could be outstand­ 331 Center Street 8:00 P.M. each additional child. Registration covers the cost of ment coordinator; and Michael Dayton, East singing. Group for braln-injured meets another to run the good race and do ing students, athletes, musicians, (corner of Broad & Center, Imported & Domestic (our workshops and lunch. Registi^ation will be Hartford town planner. Student Tickets Nursery care is provided for all of these functions. The Vernon Area Satellite Support Group of the their best. We all are teammates in artists, or leaders, if only they next to Carvel) Beer, Liquor & Wine Tickets , & Senior Citiiens accepted at 8 a.m. Saturday when coffee and After the panel discussion. West Hartford Town Reservations are required for the buffet dinner and Connecticut Traumatic Brain Injury Association will life. Therefore, we must spur one were encouraged to use their Rev. Dr. Paul V. Kroll Mancheiter 647*9W5 M/C, VISA, Amer. Exp. w Call For TtckeU doughnuts will be served. Planner Donald Fraser will speak on the Impact of another on. potential within their talents. South United Methodist For more information, call the University of brunch. Payment for these meals will be by donation. meet May 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the Ellington Ambulance Westfarms Mall on his town. Connectclut, 488-4826. Call 846-8599. Building on Route 140 near Ellington High School. The public is Invited. 1 M ANCHESTER H ER A LD . Thursduy. Apr '. 2.5. I-0, Cuiock c 2-0-0-0, Consulte rf semary and thyme. allowing six hits, striking out three the bases-loaded and no outs in the end the game. 3- 0-I-1, Saizo It 3-0-0-0. Totals 26-4-5. League. Together, they make one on first with no outs. Van Slyke Vozzi fanned 10. walked three Keep in mind that the con­ HK.’ 14 SX.A stepped in against Gooden. He and walking four. Rose went 1-for-S seventh inning, trailing 4-2 at the EAST CATHOLIC (3) — RlBOS 2b of the most exciting matchups in time. The Eagles, however, could and hit three batters in 6 1/3 4- 0-I-1, MIruckI ss 4-0-0-0, Madden 3b tainer for planting the herbs swung at a fastball that sheared his and needs 82 hits to break Ty 3-0-0-0, Feshler cf 4-0-1-0, Bonteinpo rf baseball. only score once. innings. Larry Stanford, 1-1, went must provide sufficient space, Joaquin Andujar and Dwight bat into the stands behind the St. Cobb's all-time record of 4,191. 3-1-I-0, Gdlldhue c 3-1-0-0, Revellese dh “ We didn't hit the ball in the five innings for East and took the 1- 1-0-0, Stanford p 0-0-A tsp. E q u ip m e n t Gooden. good job. You have to give Andujar Dodgers. Dave Anderson, AI lime and ‘A tsp. of 5-10-5 “ It was a helluva game," credit. He didn’t win 20 games last Oliver, Bill Russell and Ken fertilizer. Cardinals manager Whitey Herzog year on mirrors. He can pitch." Landreaux drove in runs as Los MHS nine at turning point Soak the soil thoroughly before Ifs a H o n d a said. Angeles handed the Giants their planting the seeds. Then sow “ I don't know what it is, but 1 Gooden allowed four hits, gave eighth defeat in nine games. them at the depth indicated on Fur optimum prrfnrnuni r Anri satiiv ri'tonimrfvl uni rrail iIm- iMiw-t's m.imi.il liHorr ofM-r.ilinK Ihi' imil think you can see his arm longer up two runs, struck out three and WEST HARTFORD - The turn­ Kelley Field. The Indians take on the top of the first and then stole < PIK.1 .NmerM-^in Horteta Midor To . Iim second. After winning hurler Dave the seed packet. and you get a better look in walked as many, one intentionally, ing point in Manchester High's homestanding East Hartford, also daylight," said Andy Van Slyke, in seven innings. Cubs 5, Pirates 2 baseball season is impending. 4-1, Monday. Matles retired the next two hitters, who broke Gooden's string of 23 At Pittsburgh, Leon Durham Just one inning away from a 6-1 “ We’re down, but the kids have cleanup man Ken Krajewski deli­ In other National League games, scoreless innings with a broken- smashed a two-run homer and record on Monday, the Indians to realize that we played well vered a run-scoring double to right 1 bat single for the game-winning Montreal edged Philadelphia 7-6, Shawon Dunston went 3-for-3 and have suddenly found themselves Wednesday," added Race, blam­ center. RBI. “ No time is a good time to Houston beat Cincinnati 8-3, Los scored two runs to lead the Cubs to with a 5-3 mark. After losing ing the loss on a pair of reasons. The Indians made it 2-0 in the Angeles defeated San Francisco face him. Even when he does not victory. Steve Trout, 3-1, got the Tuesday to Rockville in a retake of “ Two factors — we’re not getting fourth when Jim Fogarty doubled ALBASI GREENHOUSES 4-2, Chicago topped Pittsburgh 5-2, have his great stuff he's triumph for Chicago and Lee Smith Monday's rainout, Manchester clutch hitting and the roll of the and came around to tally when and San Diego nipped Houston 2-1 awesome." got his fourth save. Rick Rhoden, dropped its second in two days dice or luck Isn’t going our way." Mike Charter's single to right was Opening Saturday, April 27th. 0-3, took the loss. Wednesday, a 3-2 CCC interdivi­ The Indians had a 7-S advantage kicked away by the right fielder. 2 Andujar was equally as impres­ Expos 7, Phillies 6 sion squeaker to homestanding In hits, but the Warriors, now 4-2, 2 sive, allowing five hits. He lost a Hall High in West Hartford. came from behind with a three-run H A LL (3) — Mulroodv 2b 2-0-06, At Montreal. Tim Raines and shutout with two outs in the ninth Padrss 2, Astros 1 The Indians have the opportun­ fourth inning. Hvlond 1b 3-0-06, McLucIs If 2-0-16, Miguel Dilone drove in two runs Lampuanot* c 2-1-06, Jendnorwici u featuring inning. ity in the next two games to reverse Losing pitcher Pete Frankovitch each to help the Expos despite four At San Diego, Carmelo Martinez 3-1-16, Bordtn rf 3-1-1-1, Frlodman cf their direction. (2-1), who struckout six and 3-01-1, Patron* 3b 2-016, Mallei 0 solo homer by the Phillies, includ­ and Gralg Nettles hit home runs The victory upped Andujar's “ We’re still one game out,” walked three in six innings, balked 2- 1M16, Total! 22-3-S-2. ing a pair by Ozzie Virgil. Mike and LaMarr Hoyt and Rich Gos- MANCHESTER (1) — S.McCortbv t record to 3-0, while Gooden fell to coach Don Race, in reference to in the first Hall run and was then -A Beautiful Geraniums Schmidt and Garry Maddox also sage combined on a five-hitter to 3- 1-26, M oiiatta If 2-000, Traev i i 2-1. Andujar struck out three and the tough CCC East. “ It’s within tagged for RBI-singles by Tom 3-066, Kralawtkl rf 36-1-1, Fooartv cf walked one in his third strong homered for Philadelphia. Bryn lead the Padres to victory. Hoyt our grasp — the next two games Borden and Mark Friedman. 3-1-16, Charter 3 -0 )6 , B.McCarthy c performance after struggling in Smith. 3-0, was the winner. went the first seven innings and 3-0)6, Helln pr 06-06, Custer 3b3-006, are very critical.” Manchester scored single BEDDING PLANTS: the season opener in New York, gave up five hits to gain credit for Frankovitch p 3-016, Totali 26-2-7-1. ★ his second victory in three deci­ Manchester, currently tied with markers in the first and fourth Manchester 100 100 0 2-7-1 5 IMPATIENS, MARIGOLDS, BEGONIAS, PETUNIAS. AND MANY where he did not figure in the Holl 000 300 X 3-5-2 5 OTHER VARIETIES Astros 8, Reds 3 sions. He didn't walk a batter, Rockville and South Windsor with frames. Leadoff batter Sean Frankovitch and B.McCorthv; Ma­ decision. 3-2 division marks, hosts co-leader McCarthy, the only player from "As well as Joaquin was throw­ At Houston. Eric Davis scored on extending his string to 27 consecu­ tles and Lompuonat*. VEGATABLE PLANTS: a sacrifice fly and Dave Concep­ tive innings without issuing a walk. Windham, 4-1, Friday at 3:30 at either side with two hits, singled in W- Malles; L- Frankovitch. ★ HYBRID TOMATOES, PEPPERS, LETTUCE, CABBAGE, EGG- ing, if you could score the first two PLAND, AND MOREIII OPENING HANGING BASKETS: SPECIAL! ★ IVY GERANIUMS. NEW GUINEA IMPATIENS. BEGONIAS. GIANT FUSCHIA, VERBENA, IMPATIENS, AND OTHER VARIETIES .. Ozzie Smith’s new contract is totally irrational PANSIES CHICAGO — No one is saying Ozzie Smith isn't an the next two years gets $2.2 a year. In addition, he will Boras, estimates that he will make more from OPEN DAILY 9 AM to 6 PM exceptional defensive shortstop. But, sorry, .238 be given first consideration for purchasing an endorsements than salary in 1985.. .Between games of ainglea hitters — no matter how great a glove — don’t Anheuser-Busch distributorship. last Aug. 14’s doubleheader, Bobby Grich was so Villa Louise Road (Off Birch ML Rd.)! turn franchise around, which is why what the While Smith, George Foster, Gary Carter and Jim disgust^ with himself that he decided to chuck Cardinals gave Smith ranks as one of the most Baseball Rice generally get listed as the highest-paid players everything and try Juan Beniquez’s closed stance. BOLTON, CONN. 649-0164 irrational signings of all times. today, more than one agent feels that George Brett’s The Angels second baseman batted .323 the rest of that This is all sUrted when the Brewery people were deal with Kansas City is, in fact, the most lucrative. year, hit .481 in the spring and is of f to a good start this allowed to handle the Bruce Sutter negotiations. They Peter Gammons "You can’t put an actual figure on any of these things season. (ou l^ that up for less money, then after Keith anymore,” says one agent, "but Brett’s deal Is worth Hernandez and Sutter had left, were painted into a at least $i2.7M a year." corner. What Anheuser-Busch ought to think about is THE MAJOR LEAGUE SCOUTING Bureau turned how non-baseball people can make such decisions. THE TIGERS PITCHING, which never has gotten in a perfect 80 — on a scale of 20 to 80 — on Oklahoma One of the world’s great breweries didn’t get that way its due, allowed their opponents a .1$$ batting average University RHP Bobby Witt, only the second 80 (the by this kind of planning. After all, if they’d planned, in their first eight games. Juan Berenguer will now other was a Fort Worth high school catcher named given Sutter what he wanted last October, then traded making these types of decisions, but on the Cardinals, return to the bullpen, with Milt Wilcox back in the Brian Milner, who later got sick) in the decade of the ...ITS SPRING, bureau. The bureau also turned in a 75 on Auburn’s Bo Smith for Rick Rhoden or John Candelaria, they’d be they did. rotation, and Randy O’Neil the protected fifth starter a far, far better team. Now what is Cal Ripken worth? Or Alan Trammell? come May. So with Willie Hernandez, Aurelio Lopez, Jackson, which could set up a situation similar to that The one thing that a decade’s experience with free Or Dickie Thon if he’s healthy? Or, soon, Julio Franco Berenguer and Bill Scherrer, the depth of that staff of Kirk Gibson. . . Calvin Griffith recently revealed agency has taught us is that the most important or Tony Fernandez? remains unmatched in the American league until that he turned down a $50M bid for the Twins from Time To Get Growing;!... doclslons involve talent; mistakes on talent are often Smith got a signing bonus of $700,000, which brings proven otherwise... If you don’t think they’re excited Donald Trump because he knew Trump wanted to Eoeadmically catastrophic. Lawyers shouldn’t be this year to |2M. In 1686-87, he gets $1.8 annually, then in Toronto, consider that Bill Caudill’s agent, Scott move the club to the Meadowlands. 16 - MANCMKSTER HERALD, Thursday. April 2'<. 19KS SCOREBOARD Scholastic roundup Rlchardson9-143-521i GmlnskI 7-134-41I, Totals II 8 II 8 Totals 10 4 S 4 al-e^tar 5-111-211.0' Wethersfield scores early to tip Manchester Dodoert4,Glanti2 Oakland m00800O-4 Colltomla 008108 10 0 -4 0-1 (LO 0. TotPli Scholastic Baseball Cards (Same-winning RBI — Bochted). charged with 11 errors against 5 for Nese, the Beavers’ leading batter Dan Cathcart (W) det. Phil Fedorchok, Baseball E—Carew. DP—Ooklond 1, California Ntw'jtftaV S18 «14-111 ' Visiting Wethersfield High Wethersfield scored four times 4644; Brian Griffith (W) def. More LOS AN(}ELES SAN FRANCISCO EC girls bow the Bobcats. at .500, went 2-for-4 with a sacrifice obrhbl olirhbl 1. LOB—Oakland 10, California 5. out—Thrte-polnt Non*. Tololfoul*—D«lrolt25,N*w 0°“ ',~'i!r(rnir55 Ntw ■cored seven times in the first two in the first Inning on four singles, a Olander, 38-48; Andy Bogglnl (M) def. Andersn 5 0 1 1 Gladden cf 4 1 0 0 Brendan Kyle McCarthy 2B —Davis.3B—Schofield. HR— innings and never looked back as It double and two Indian mlscues. It fly and three RBIs. Rich Breed, 4651; Devin Donoghue Landrex cf 4 1 2 1 Trillo 2b 3 0 2 0 Murphy (2). SB—G riftin (5). SF— 31*'*VMtaUhd»-D«trolt M (T rl^ SOUTH WINDSOR - Two runs Cheney hosts Rocky Hiil in a (M ) halved Alex JezowskI, 43-43. AL itindlngi Oliver It 3 0 11 CDovlj rt 3 0 12 Boone. upset Manchester High, 10-6, In added three unearned runs in the Baseball MHS vs. Glastonbury — Fedorchok Catcher, Manchester Tyler 11), New in the bottom of the eighth inning COC matchup Friday morning at (M ) halved Steve Russo, 4644; Scott Maldond It 1 0 0 0 Leonard It 4 0 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO Aeilete —Detroit 21 (Thomoz 11). non-conference girls softbal* ac­ second. E oit CJuerrer 3b 4 0 1 0 Brenlv lb 4 0 10 Oakland gave South Windsor High a 13-12 Cheney nipped 11 a.m. (Solve (G) def. Otander, 47-48; Jeff L Pet. OB Jertev 23 (Richardson 10). Technicol tion Wednesday at Fitzgerald Manchester scored four times in Bauer (G) def. Bogglnl, 45-48; Do- Marshll rt 5 0 0 0 Trevino c 3 0 10 Home address: 432 West Codiroll 3 2 2 2 2 1 win over East Catholic in non­ Cheney Tech 222 102 00 9-8-4 D ttrolt Brock lb 5 10 0 Welimn 3b 3 0 1 0 McCottv (W 1-0) 4 3 2 2 1 1 Thomas. A— 9,999. Field. the second inning. Shelley Carrier HARTFORD - Keith Gilbert noghu* (M) def. Tom Hamilton (G), Baltimore Middle Tpke. Prince Tech M l 140 01 106-3 Scloscia c 2 0 10 Uribe u 2 0 0 0 Conroy 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 The setback drops the Silk walked, Kelli Reyngoudt tripled conference girls softball action beat out an infield single, stole Warren, Gonzalez (5) and Mancinl; 4364. Boston Howell (S 4) 2-3 0 0 0 1 2 Bullets 118 , TRers 100 Milwaukee Russell 2b 3 1 1 1 Thmpsn oh 1 0 0 0 Born: March 4. 1967 Towners to 4-3 overall while the her home and Kris Cool followed Wednesday in South Windsor. second and third and scored the Kumntek and Velesquez. Reuss p 3 10 0 LeMastr ss I 0 0 0 California The win evens the Bobcats’ mark W- Velesquez; L- Gonzalez. Girls Tennis Toronto Brennan p 0 0 0 0 Laskev 0 10 0 0 Class: Senior Romnek (L 2-1) 5 2-3 9 6 3 5 2 PHILADELPHIA (188) - win was only the second in six with an RBI single. Kris Craft game-winning run on catcher Mike Cleveland Howell p 1 0 0 0 Blue p 0 0 0 0 Height: 5-8. Weight: 160. Clements 2 1-3 2 0 0 0 1 Barkley 4-8 1-3 ». E rv In o ^U M 15, M. outings for Wethersfield. singled and on an attempted at 64 while East goes to 3-3 with the Mancini’s throwing error in the EC succumbs New York Green oh 1110 Moore 1 1 0 0 0 0 Malone 7-14 3-4 17, Cheeks 5-12 1-2 11, loss. Golf WMt M(3avls p 0 0 0 0 Bats: Right. Throws: Right. Codiroll pitched to 2 batters In 4th. Richardson 3-4 (W) 6, B. "I wish the real Manchester pickoff that sailed down the bottom of the eighth to lift Prince East Catholic High’s girls tennis Oakland 9 6 .400 — Raisleh ph 1 0 0 0 T—2:49. A—26,080. Threat! 1-3(M) 2, C. Johnson M4-44, Tonev ■eftball team would stand up," rightfield line. Cool scored and Christy Bearse had a homer, Tech over visiting Cheney Tech, MHS bows, splits Californio 6 7 .533 1 Batting average: .260 as a 3142-38,S. Williams 1;51-23,G.Johnw team was a 5-2 loser to visiting Gorrelts o 0 0 0 0 laid a perplexed Manchester Craft raced to third base. Craft three walks and scored three times 10-9, Wednesday in non-conference Manchester High's golf team Konsos CItv 7 7 .500 1'/a Yngbld ph 10 0 0 junior. (V09, Wood 2-46-710. Tolals39-9421-281(B. Berlin at Manchester Community Seottle 7 8 .447 2 coach Mary Falgnant, somewhat scored on Cathy Templeton's and Katy Fisher was 2-for-3 to pace ' play. opened its season Wednesday, College Thursday. Chicago 4 7 .442 2 Totals 34 4 7 4 Totols 32 2 8 2 Seasons played: 7. Major League leaders Los Angeles 020 011 000-4 WASHINGTON (118) __ „ o.i* V4 81 disturbed that her team didn’t play groundout. East. Prince, now 2-4, scored half of its losing one and tying one in a Jane Carriera was a singles Minnesota 4 9 .400 3 Ballard 441 4-6 14, Robinson ^16 34 Texas 5 9 .357 3Va Son Francisco 001 010 000— 2 Career highlights: Hit over well against a team it should have Manchester added single runs in Chris Baffin had given East a runs as a direct result of four tri-match at the Manchester Coun­ winner for the Eagles, now 2-2. (^me-wlnnlng RBI — Anderson (2). to ttin g Mahorn 2-2 4-4 8, -1-W a l^ e M “^ 4, a 12-11 lead in the top of the eighth, Wednesday's Results E—Brock, Laskev, Guerrero 2, Uribe. .300 for Legion in 1984. Hit .400 Wllllamsl1-20652B,ttaV*0-5CF20,CJonrt beaten. the fifth and seventh innings. Cheney errors and eight walks, try Club. Cleveland 7, Detroit 4 National Loogu* bunting home Sue Wallace who led Reiulti: Tracy Hibbard (B) def. LDB—Los Angeles 11, San Francisco 10. and threw out four runners in a Ob r h pet. 652-410. F. Johnson0-22-22, R u la ^n -1 5 "W e allowed them to jump off to Carrier was the losing pitcher, including seven by starting pitcher The Indians were beaten by Natalie Grin, 64, 61; Laurie Glan- Minnesota 10, Seattle 0 3-3 25, Bradley 1-1 2-2 4. Total* 4682 2T-M Toronto 10, Kansas CItv 2 2B—Landreaux, C. Dovis, Dllver, Tre­ Murphy, Atl 14 52 14 20 .385 a seven-run lead after two innings dropping her record to 3-3. off with a single and advanced as Gary Warren. Wethersfield, 3‘/i-l'/4, before tying domenlco (B) def. Andrea Bearse, 76, vino. Brenlv. HR—Landreaux (3). S— Zone Eight playoffs. Most Cruz, Hou 15 61 7 22 .361 61; Kote Crinitl (B) def. Nancy Sulick, Oakland 6, California 4 Trillo, Wellman. SF—C. Dovis 2. and never recovered from the Cool had two hits and 2 RBIs and Fran Cimino reached on an error. Rick Gonzalez was saddled with Glastonbury. 2'/4-2'/5. Boston 7, New York 4 improved player in '84 with Herr, StL 14 48 10 17 .354 Phitadeipblo 25ie2Ziu South Windsor did its damage in 64, 46, 76; Jane Carriera (EC) del. Milwaukee 3, Chicago 2 Brooks, Mtl 13 51 4 17 .333 W nhlitaton , * “ ahock,” Falgnant noted. Carrier singled and doubled and the loss for the Beavers, who Wethersfield’s Brian Griffith Kim Bucchl, 4-1, 6-3; E.Ruepp- IP H R ERBBSO Legion team. Cerone, Atl 12 42 3 14 .333 Three-point Ooo'— ^ i Manchester collected 12 hits but Craft also had two hits to pace the eighth with two outs. Two J.Bertogna (B) def. K.GIIIesole- Baltimore 2, Texas I Los Angeles Fouled out—J. Malone. Total fo u l^ dropped their third straight and won medalist honors with a 38. Thursday's Oomes Other sports: Football. Gwynn, SD 14 57 6 19 .333 failed to hit in the clutch. "We hit Manchester. walks, a single and then a costly now stand at 3-4-1. Manchester’s next match is C.Trocclola, 64, 6-3; M.BuckFev- Cleveland (Roman 0-2) at Baltimore Reuss 4 5 2 1 2 1 Stone. Phil 13 47 6 IS .319 Philadelphia 28, Washington 30. GIMesple (EC) def. Brennn (W 1-0) 1 1-3 I 0 0 0 1 Future plans: Attend Ford- Morelond, Chi 14 48 3 15 .313 Rebounds—Phllodelphia 46 (B a rk l^ well but we left a lot of runners on Manchester is back in action error led to the tying and winning Mancini was 2-for-2 with three today against Northwest Catholic C.Polhom-A.Lupretoto, 6-4, 4-0; 2 2 (Dixon 00), 7:35 p.m. Howell (S 3) 3 2-3 2 0 0 1 8 11), Woshlngton 40 (Ro^lMon, Ruland, Boston (Hurst 10) at New York ham University, major in Von Slyke, Sti 14 45 8 14 .311 base,” added Falgnant, noting her Friday at CCC East foe Windham runs. walks and five stolen bases to and host Berlin High. A . H I gg I ns-T . T I ph e (B) def. (NIekro 2-1), 8 p.m. Son Francisco Woloch. Mtl 14 52 6 16 .308 Bollard 7). Assists— 2? Each side had 9 hits. East was T.Cunnlnghom-V.Zenlck, 67, 63, 76. Laskev (L 0-2) 4 2-3 4 3 1 4 2 Journalism. (Toney 5), Washington 24 (Rulond, F. team stranded a dozen on base. High at 3:30. spark the Cheney offense. Ron Roeults: MHS vs. Wetherstleld — Detroit (Wilcox 00) at Milwaukee Blue 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 American Leopu* (Haas 1-2), 8:35 p.m. p Ob r h pet. Johnson 5). A—11,103. Ooklond (Krueger 2-1) at Minnesota M. Davis 11110 2 Franco, Cley 13 46 12 21 .457 (Butcher 1-1), 8:35 p.m. (jarrelts 3 0 0 0 1 3 Horroh, Tex 14 43 12 17 .395 Bulls 109. Bucks 107 NBA playoff roundup Calltornia (Witt 03) at Seattle HBP—bv Gorrelts (Scloscia). T— Brewers 3. White Sox 2 Whitoker, Det 11 44 9 17 .386 (Langston 2-1), 10:35 p.m. 2:59. A—19,891. Padrei 3. Brivet 1 Cowens. Seo 13 SO 12 19 .380 Friday's (lames MILWAUKEE CHICAGO Grich, Col 13 41 7 15 .366 T u lS ;S T 6 T 7 ’..37.Pr.ss.vl-5«5,j Sports In Brief Kansas City at Boston, night Expoi7.Phlllle<6 ATLANTA SAN abrhM obrhbl Molltor. Mil 13 52 6 19 .365 Cleveland at Baltimore, night DIEGO M olltor 3b 4 0 1 0 Law 3b 3 1 1 0 Tabler, Clev 14 55 6 20 .364 Detroit at Milwaukee, night Yount It 4 0 2 0 Salazar It 4 0 10 Dovis, Ook 15 54 17 19 .352 M "rrleltlitl-J«"“B M Ob r h b l i.'i “Vi 9. P erce 2-7 (M) 4,G rev^i New York at Chicago, night PHILADELPHIA MONTREAL Ob bl (Ogllvle It 1 0 0 0 B oinn rf 4 1 1 2 Griffin, Ook 15 49 8 17 .347 Rockets stumble without Sampson r h 04) 0-0 0, MokeskI 6^ (W) B.Totals40-72j Umpires to meet tonight 5 Dakland ot Minnesota, night Ob r h bl Ob r h bi Wshngtn rf 4 0 1 0 Wiggins 2b 3 0 0 0 SImmnj dh 2 1 1 0 Walker lb 4 0 10 Pucket, Minn 15 67 7 23 .343 5 Toronto at Texas, night Samuel 2b 4 1 1 1 Raines If 4 2 2 2 Romlrz ss 4 0 10 Wynn rf 4 0 2 0 Schrodr 1b 4 1 1 0 Fisk c 4 0 10 Home Runs 25-33107. ► The Manchester Chapter of the Connecticut State Board of rebounds. Calltornia at Seottle, night Brouhrd rt 3 1 10 Gamble dh 2 0 0 0 National Leogue — Murphy, Atl 7; By Mike Barnes With the 7-foot-4 Sampson on the not do it alone. Stone If 3 0 2 0 Ollone cfPerry 4 lb 4 0 120 0 2 Garvey 1b 4 0 0 0 ^ W o o l^ e ” ^8B-8M, ^eenvTO In other opening-round series, Maddox cf 1 1 1 1 Schotzdr p 1 0 1 0 Murphy cf 4 0 0 0 Kennedy c 4 0 0 0 Loman rt 1 0 0 0 Kittle oh 10 0 0 Kennedy, SD and Strowberry, NY, 4; Approved Baseball Umpires will meet tonight at the Mahoney United Press International bench in foul trouble Wednesday Adrian Dantley scored 29 points NLstandlngs Haves cf 4 0 0 1 Burke p Horper 0 If 4 0 0 10 McRynl 0 0 cf 4 0 0 0 Moore c 4 0 13 Boston ct 3 0 0 0 eight players tied with 3. 3, Corzlne652-3 10, Jordan Rec Center on Cedar Street at 7:30 p.m. night, rookie Akeem Ojajuwon — to lead Utah to a 112-104 triumph Washington clobbered Philadel­ Gantner 2b 3 0 0 0 Poclork ah 0 0 0 0 American Leogue — Dovis, Oak, Matthews 1-7 3, )'• Schmidt 3b 5 1 1 1 Francon rf 3 1 10 (3berkfll 3b 3 1 2 0 Nettles 3b 3 2 3 1 the other half of Houston’s Twin and a 2-1 edge in their best-of-five phia 118-100, Detroit downed New Eott Corcorn 1b 4 0 1 0 Wohifrd rf 10 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 3 0 0 1 Martinez If 4 1 3 2 Romero ss 4 0 1 0 Hulett 2b 4 0 0 0 Presley and Thomos, Sea 6; Armos, Bos, Dldhom 1-2 04) 2, (Sreen 7-14 3 ^ 1 7 ,, The only man in the NBA W L Pet. OB Mannno cf 4 0 2 0 Guillen ss 4 0 10 Johnson 04) 04) 0, Higgins 04) 04) 0., first-round playoff series. The Jazz Jersey 116-115 and Chicago edged — Virgil c 4 2 2 2 Driessn 1bForster 3 p 0 0 1 0 0 Tempitn 2 0 ss 2 0 0 0 5; BolbonI, KC, Brunansky, Minn. Rice, capable of stopping Ralph Samp­ Towers — was left to battle Mark Chlcogo 10 4 .714 Gross rf 4 0 2 0 Brooks ss 4 0 11 Totals M 3 10 3 Totols 13 1 7 2 Bos and Schroeder, M il 4. Totals 41-84 27-35 109. M_107t John McEnroe advances Milwaukee 109-107. 9 1 Benedict c 3 0 0 0 Hoyt p 3 0 0 0 son is the guy with the whistle. Eaton and the Utah Jazz. He could can advance to meet the winner of New York 5 .643 Carman p 0 0 0 0 Wallach Perez3b p 2 0 2 0 0 Gossoge 0 p 0 0 0 1 01 Milwaukee 002 001 000— 1 Runt Batted in Tonight, it’s Boston at Cleveland Montreal 8 6 .571 2 Jeltz ss 2 0 10 Law 2b 4 0 10 Chicago 200 OOO 000— 2 National League — Murphy, Atl 22; ATLANTA — John McEnroe, undeterred by jet lag by a trip the Spurs-Nuggets series with a St. Louis 7 7 .500 3 Zuvello 2b 0 0 0 0 Three-point goals—Hodges, Mon-, and Dallas at Portland. The Celtics Wcknfs ph 1 0 0 0 Fltzgerld c 3 1 1 0 Chmbis ph 1 0 0 0 Game-winning RBI—Moored). Herr. Sti 12; Hernondez. N Y 11; Clark, StL from Japan, defeated Brian Teacher 6-3, 6-3 Wednesday night in triumph Friday night at the Sait Pittsburgh 4 10 .286 6 Aguayo ss 10 0 0 Smith p 2 1 1 C E—Schroeder, Vuckovich, Romero. and Moreland, Chi 10. crief. Fouled ta- and Trail Blazers each hold 2-1 Philadelphia 4 10 .286 6 Runge 2b 0 0 0 0 fouls—Milwaukee 35, Chlc«o » Palace. Denny p 2 0 0 0 Wnnngh cf 1 0 0 0 T o ta ls 32 1 $ 1 T o ta ls DP —Milwaukee 1, Chicago 1. LDB— American Leogue — Davis, Oak 19; the first round of the $375,000 V/CT Atlanta Championships. leads in their respective series. West Daulton ph 1 0 0 0 Milwaukee 8, Chicago 7. 2B—Yount, Armos, Bos 16; Thomas, Sea 15; Rebounds— Milwaukee 33 (Cummlnifs. "The game was in my hands and Cincinnati 9 6 .600 — 31 3 8 3 McEnroe, eliminated from his last two tournaments, looked Cochry p 0 0 0 0 Atlonto 000 010 008— 1 Moore, Brouhard, Walker. HR—Baines DeCInces, Col and Presley, Seo 13. 9), Chicago 41 (Corzine, Jordan 8)-. I didn’t produce," Sampson said. Son Diego 8 6 .571 Vi (3).SB—Law(2),Flsk(2). Stolen Botes Assists—Milwaukee 23 (PrM Sjv, Moh’ sharp in the second set. Va Wilson If 1110 * Son DNgo 000 200 01X— 3 "I missed 2 foul shots, a turn­ Los Angeles 9 7 .563 Totals 37 4 12 4 Totals 32 7 13 4 Game-winning RBI — Martinez (2). IP H R ER BB SO National League — L.Smith, StL 7; criet 5), Chicago 21 (Jorctan 7). M cEnroe meets Ramesh Krishnan of India in the second round Bulleto 118, 76ers 100 Houston 8 7 .533 1 Milwaukee Coleman, StL and Davis, CIn 6; C.Davis, Technicols—Matthews 2, Milwaukee; around jump shot, and then I got 2Vj Phllodolphia 110 000 013— 4 E—Perry, Templeton. DP—Atlanta Atlanta 6 8 .429 Montreol 000 133 OOx— 7 1,San Diego 1. LOB— Atlanta4, San Diego Vuckovich (W 1-0) 7 6 2 2 2 3 SF and Wilson, NY 5. bench (Illegal defense). A— 17,225. . Thursday night. At Landover, Md., Cliff Robin­ 4Va g my sixth foul. It was my fault.” Son Froncisco 4 10 .266 Game-winning RBI — Dllone(l), 7. 3B—Oberkfell. HR—Martinez (3), Seorge (S )) 2 1 0 0 1 4 American League — Collins, (3ak 10; In other first-round singles, Mike Leach defeated Stefan WednMday’i Rm u IH • Utah divided the Twin Towers son scored 21 points and ignited a E—Smith, Aguayo, Haves. DP— Nettles II. SB—Gwynn. Chicago Pettis, Col 7; Griffin. O ik 5; Mosebv, Edberg of Sweden 7-5,7-5 and No. 6 seed Tim Mayotte overcame St. Louis S, New York 1 Philadelphia 2, Montreal 1. LOB— IP H R E R B B S O Burns (L 2-1) 6 6 3 3 3 1 Tor, 4; Gordo, Tor, Gibson, Det, Molltor, Ja zz 112. Rockets 104 and thus was able to conquer the third-quarter surge to keep Wa­ Montreal 7. Phlladelphlo6 Phllodelphia B. Montreal 9. 2B— Stillner 1)0010 M il and Wilson, KC 3. Hank Pfister 6-4, &-4. Cincinnati 8. Houston 3 Atlonta Rockets. shington alive. The Bullets trail the Driessen, Raines, Wilson. 3B—Raines. Perez (L 0-3) 6 7 2 2 3 4 Fallon 2 2 0 0 0 1 Pitching In second-round singles. Brad Gilbert defeated John Los Angeles 4, San Francisco 2 HR—Virgil 2 (3). Maddox (1), Schmidt T—3:0).A—10,707. Victories "Ralph was on the bench too best-of-five series 2-1 with Game 4 Chlcogo 5, Pittsburgh 2 Forster 2 1110 0 HOUSTON (184) •* Fitzgerald 3-6, 6-3, 6-1; Paul Annacone beat John Sadri 6-3, 6-3; (1). SB—Francona (1). S—Smith. Son Diego Natlonol League — Mahler, Atl 4-0; McCrov 68 2-4 14, Sompson 621 67 20.. much in foul trouble," Houston Friday night at the Capital Centre. San Diego 3. Atlonta 1 SF—Haves. Walloch, Samuel. Soto, CIn 4-1; Andulor, StI, Hawkins. SD Thursday’s Oomes Dloluwon 1620 68 26, Lucas 6141-3 1-3 Scott Davis stopped David Pate 7-6, 6-4, 6-3, and No. 2 Kevin coach Bill Fitch said. "H e’s got to If necessary, Game 5 will be Hoyt (W 2-1) 7 5 1 1 0 4 and Smith, M tl 3-0; and Sutcliffe and Llovdl6193423,Holllns2-40-04,Reld 2-J St. Louis (Cox 1-0) at Montreol R ER BB SO Indians 7. Tigers 6 Trout Chi 3-1. Curren defeated Tim Wilkison 6-4, 7-5. be out there to play more minutes. Sunday in Philadelphia. (Gullickson 2-1), 1:35 p.m. IP H Gossoge (S 3) 2 0 0 0 0 0 60 4, Wiggins 34 04) 4,Mlch«JUX Philadelphia T—2:03. A—28,742. DETROIT CLEVELAND American League — Petrv, Det 3-1; 62 0, Leovell 0-0 (W 0, Ehio 60 04) Oj "Ralph and Akeem should play Robinson outscored the .entire Cincinnati (Browning 2-0) at San Denny (L 1-2) 5 8 4 4 4 1 Caudill, Tor 3-2; Twenty-four pitchers Francisco (Gott 1-0), 4:05 p.m. Obrhbl obrhbl Totals46991628104. * together during the game. With Philadelphia team with 14 points in Zochry 2 4 3 2 2 2 American League results Brookns 2b 5 0 1 2 Butler cf 4 110 tied with 2 victories. Atlanta (Barker 0-1) at Houston 1 1 0 0 one of them sitting on the bench the torrid third period. Washington (NIekro 1-2), 6:40 p.m. Carman 0 0 Trm m ll ss 5 0 1 0 Fronco ss 4 0 2 1 Earned Run Averoge Dantle” 7-13 1 620 29, Bollev 7-15,.*?.^ Team USA in medal round Montreal Gibson rf 4 2 10 Hall If 5 12 1 (Bosed on 1 Inning x number of gomes Eaton 44 60 8, Green 2-32-2 4, Griffith 614; and the other one in, it’s like a battered the 76ers 30-13 in the San Diego (Show 2-0) at Los Angeles 1 4 RedSox7,Yankset6 (Honeycutt 0-1), 10:35 p.m. Smith (W 3-0) 6 B 2 2 Parrish c 5 0 2 1 Tabler lb 4 12 0 eoch team hot ployed) 6019, Wilkins 6156917, Stockton 1-2610« PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia — Team USA's 4-1-1 record, with its taking a pretty girl to a dance and quarter and seized a 22-point lead. Schatzeder 2 2-3 4 4 4 1 1 BOSTON NEW YORK Herndon If 4 1 2 2 Carter dh 4 2 10 Notional League — Valenzuela, LA 11, Roberts 62 04) 0, Monnion 61 60 O.J Friday's Games Ob r b M not getting to dance with her.” Philadelphia missed 14-of-19 shots St. Louis at Montreal Burke (S 1) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Ob r h bl Lemon ct 5 110 Vukovch rf 5 1 3 3 0.00; Krukow, SF 0.35; Browning. Cinn Kellev 60 60 0. Totals 3674 3650112. upsets over Sweden, Canada and Czechoslovakia, has won it a WP—Schatzeder. T—•2:32. A- 10,417. Boggs 3b 5 0 10 Hendrsn cf 4 1 0 0 Sonchz dh 3110 Jacoby 3b 4 1 1 1 0.38; Forsch, StL 0.60; Scott, Hou 1.23. Utah took the lead to stay with from the field in the quarter and Pittsburgh ot New York, night Rndipb 2b 4 1 1 0 spot in the the medal round playoffs with the title defending A Chlcogoot Phllodelphia, night Evons rf 3 2 10 Grubb ph 0 0 0 0 Benton c 3 0 11 American League — Noles, Tex 0.56; 3:38 left when Thurl Bailey scored committed 8 turnovers. A Rice If 4 3 3 1 Hossev pb 1 0 0 0 Kuntz ph 1 0 0 0 Bernzrd 2b 4 0 1 0 Jackson, KC 0.77; Haas, M il 1.14; Zohn, Utah 24 27IV S2 in ' Soviet Union at the ice hockey World Championships. Atlanta at Houston, night Reds B. Astros 3 Mttngiy 1b 4 1 2 2 on a dunk and was fouled. His free San Diego at Los Angeles, night Easier dh 3 10 1 Gorbev 1b 4 1 3 1 Cal 1.21; Lelbrandt, KC 1.46. Three-DOint goal—Grittith. Fouled; Team Canada, Czechoslovakia and Sweden are still fighting 4 12 3 Winfield rf 3 1 0 0 Strikeouts Cincinnati at San Francisco, night Armos cf Castillo 3b 3 0 1 0 out— Sompson, Hollins. Total fouls—t for two open playoff berths. throw gave the Jazz a 101-98 lead. CINCINNATI HOUSTON Bucknr 1b 4 0 11 Baylor dh 3 1 1 1 Totols 39 6 13 6 Totals 37 7 14 7 National League — Soto, CIn 29; Houston 33, Utah 27. Rebounds-j SampSon, who played the final Pistons 116, Nets 115 Ob r h bi Ob r h bl Barrett 2b 4 0 11 Griffey If 4 0 0 1 On# out whon winning run scortd DeLeon, Pitt 28; Gooden, NY 26; Houston $4 (Ololuwon 16), Utah 4A After impressive victories over tough competition in recent E L standings Milner cf 5 0 12 Doran 2bGutlerrz 3 ss 4 0 0 0 0 Pogilarl 0 0 3b 2 1 2 2 D ttro lt 100 000 140— 6 Valenzuelo, LA 25; Krukow, SF and (Bollev, Wilkins 11). Assists—Houston 16 7:30 with five fouls, kept the At East Rutherford, N.J., Isiah Sulllvon c 4 0 0 0 Berro 3b 10 0 0 Ryan, Hou 21. days, the USA suffered a letdown Wednesday, squandering a Pet. OB Rose 1b 5 0 11 Boss rf 4 10 0 Clovoland 000 SOI 001— 7 (Lucas 7), Utah 25 (Green 10). A—12 J16. ; Rockets within 1 point late in the Thomas hit a 20-foot baseline W L Parke'* rf 5 11 0 Walling lb 3 0 1 0 Wynegar c 4 0 1 0 Amerlcon Leogue — Morris. Det 25; three-goal lead in the final seven minutes to end up with a 5-5 tie 7 4 .636 — Gome-winning RBI — VukovIch (1). game, matching baskets by Bailey Wot er bury Power p 0 0 0 0 Cruz If 4 0 12 Cotto pr 0 0 0 0 Alexander, Tor and Boddicker, Balt 20; jumper with two seconds remain­ 8 5 .615 — E—Gibson. LOB—Detroit 9, Cleve­ with East Germany. In the day’s other game, West Germany G'ens Foils Wolker If 3 112 Mmphry cf 4 0 1 0 Mechm ss 3 0 10 land 10. 2B—Jocobv, Franco, Parrish, Hough, Tex 19; Boyd, Bos 18. and Dantley. ing to give the Pistons a sweep of Albany 6 4 .600 Va Totals 3S 7 9 7 Totols 33 6 8 6 Saves battled to a 3-3 draw with Finland. Nashua 7 6 .538 1 Dovis rf 0 10 0 DIPIno p 0 0 0 0 Leman. HR—Herndan (1). SB— Butler ' With 1:13 left and Utah leading the Nets. Detroit, which dropped Esosky 3b 3 1 1 1 Dowlev p 0 0 0 0 Boston 402 000 1QO— 7 (1). SF—Benton. Notlonol League — Smith, Chi 4; Tom Fergus and Bob Miller combined for three goals before P Vermont 6 6 .500 IVa NOW YorK 024 000 000— 6 P Candelaria. Pitt. (Sossage, SO 3; Howell, 103-102, Sampson missed a foul five-of-six regular-season games New Britain 5 S .500 IVa Conepen ss 3 1 1 1 Calhoun p 0 0 0 0 Hockey Team USA faded in Wednesday’s contest. Foley 2b 4 110 Garner 3b 3 1 1 0 Gome-wInnlng RBI — Rice (2). IP H R ER BB SO LA, Power, CIn, Reardon, Mtl, Smith, shot and Dantley answered with a to New Jersey, advances to the Pittsfield 5 8 .385 3 E—Henderson, Griffey. DP—Boston Hou ond Sutter, Atl 3. Calgary Flames center Joel Otto and Hartford Whaler Paul Reading 3 9 .250 4Va Vn Grdr c 3 0 0 0 Ashby c 3 0 11 Detroit basket to give the Jazz a 3-point Eastern Conference semifinals Krnchc ph 0 10 0 Reynids ss 4 0 1 0 1, New York 1. LOB— Boston 4, New York Terrell 3 2-3 American League — Howell. Oak 6; Fenton were the other American scorers. Wodneodoy'i Retulti 5. 2B—Buckner, Randolph, Meocham. RIghettI, NY ond Waddell, Cle 4; lead with 52 seconds to go. A series against the winner of the Boston- New Britlan 2, Albany 1,11 Innings Bllordell c 0 0 0 0 Ryan p 10 0 0 Berenguer 3 1-3 NH L playoff schedule Soto p 3 0 0 0 Gainey cf 1 1 0 0 HR—Armos (5), Pogllorulo (1), Rice (4). Lopez (L 0-1) 1 1-3 Hernondez, Det, Nunez, Seo and Stonley, of free throws provided the final Cleveland series. Terry Tyler had Reading 2, Glens Falls 1 S—Meocham. SF—Easier. Bos 3. Nashua 3, Pittsfield 2 Perez ph 0 10 0 Cleveland Cedeno if 0 0 0 0 Heaton 7 margin. 23 points for Detroit. Buck Willi­ Waterbury 10, Vermant 5 IP H R ER BB SO Division Finals Banner Bob eyes Chiefs Crown Thursday's Oomes Totals 34 I 7 7 Totals 30 3 4 3 Woddell 1-3 (Bost-ot-Sevsn) Utah hit 78 percent of their free ams and Albert King scored 28 Clnclnnoti 000 000 305— 1 Boston Von Ohien 1-3 Albany at New Britlan Nipper 2 (All Tlmss EST) LEXINGTON, Ky. — Today’s $150,000-added Blue Grass throws, going 39-50, while the points apiece for the Nets. Reading at Glens Falls Houston 000 010 020— 3 Eastrlv (W 1-0) 1 1-3 Walts Conteronce Game-winning RBI — Esosky (2). Crawford W 2-1 5 Heaton pitched to 1 batter In 8th. Basketball Stakes at Keeneland shapes up as a contest between a big horse Rockets hit 57 percent or 16-28. Pittsfield at Nashua Olodo 1 1-3 Potrick Division Water burty at Vermont E—Garner, Goiney. DP—Cincinnati WP—Lopez. PB— Benton. T—3:11. N.Y. Islondors vt. Philadelphia with a short list of credentials and a small horse with a long "W e’re not a great rebounding 2. LOB—Cincinnati 4, Houston 6. Stanley 2-3 A—7,224. Bulls 109, Bucks 107 Friday's Games 2B—(Corner, Ashby. HR—Walker (1). (Flyers lead serlet, 60) team, but we are a good free-throw Nashua at Albany Apr. 18 — Philadelphia 3, N.Yj record of achievement. Concepcion (1). SB—Concepcion (2), Guldrv 9 9 7 6 2 Banner Bob. whose size befits the name of his sire, Herculean, shooting team," Utah coach Frank At Chicago, Michael Jordan Reading at Vermont Dovis (6). S—Rvon. SF—Esosky. Nlppec^ltched to 4 batters In 3rd. Twins 10. Mariners 0 NBA playoff schedute Islanders 0 scored 35 points, 16 in the fourth Glens Falls at Waterbury HBP^V Nlooer (Bdvlor). T—2:42. Apr. 21 — Philadelphia 5, N.y ! will try to unseat Chief’s Crown from the favorite’s role for the Layden said. Pittsfield at New Britain quarter, to breathe life into the IP H R ER BB SO A—23,229. Islanders 2 May 4 Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in Louisville. UPt photo Bailey’s 22 points, 19 from Cincinnati SEATTLE MINNESOTA (A ll Times EST) Apr. Z3 — Philadelphia 5, n .y ; Bulls. Milwaukee leads the series MirhM abrhM NBA Playoffs Darrell Griffith and 17 from Wadnssdiy's E L results Soto (W 4-1) Islanders 3 2-1 with Game 4 at Chicago Power Orioles 2. Rangers 0 Percont 2b 4 0 0 0 Puckett cf 5 2 3 2 First Round Apr. 25 — Philadelphia at n .y : New Jersey’s Darryl Dawkins (left) grabs rebound away reserve Jeff Wilkins backed Dan- Bradley rt 4 0 1 0 Hatcher It 3 1 1 1 (Beit of Five) Islanders, 8:05 p.m. tley’s game-high 29. The Rockets Stadium Friday night. The Bucks, NewBrItaInZ.AIbinyl Houston Eostern Conference from Detroit’s Isiah Thomas in NBA playoff action Ryan 8 Davis lb 3 0 10 Meier It 2 0 0 0 x-Aor. 28 — N.Y. Islanders aj Unseeded Gurney upsets Jaeger who are 0-4 in Chicago this year, BALTIMORE TEXAS Phelps dh 4 0 0 0 Hrbek 1b 4 2 2 3 CleveUxHl vs. Boston Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. were led by Olajuwon with 26 DIPIno (L 0-2) 2-3 abrhU abrhM Wednesday night at the Meadowlands. Pistons won, lost a chance to force overtime . o t Innings) Dowlev 0 Hendrsn ct 4 0 0 0 Brnnsky rt 4 0 0 0 (Coltice lo District Court Judge Elizabeth A. Kovachevich was swayed by Trout p 3 0 0 0 Mozzllll ph 0 0 0 0 Wright (1). Apr. 18 — Minnesota 8, Chicago 5 i Rec softball play to begin Monday Gooden p 2 0 0 0 OSmIth ss 3 0 0 0 Valle), bv Moore (Gagne). T—2:27. April 21 — Milwaukee l22, Chicago 115 Brusstor p 0 0 0 0 Robinson p 0 0 0 0 IP H RERBBSO Apr. 21 — Chicago 4, Minnesota 2 ‘ McLain’s attorney, Arnold D. Levine, and postponed the Staub ph 1 0 0 0 Andulor p 3 0 0 0 Speler 3b 1 0 0 0 Frobel ph 10 10 A—10,465. April 24 — (Chicago 109, Milwaukee 107 McDowll p 0 0 0 0 Boittmore April 26 — Milwaukee at Chicago, 8 Apr. 23 — Chicago 5, Minnesota 3 " sentencing procedure until 11:30 a.m. EST Thursday. A total of 78 teams, comprising falo Water Tavern, Nassiff Arms, Realty. Holland p 0 0 0 0 Boddickr W 2-1 81-3 6 1 1 5 5 Apr. 25 — Chicago at Minnesota, 8:3} Thursday with Friday nights set Totals 32 1 5 1 Totals 29 5 6 5 Totals 31 S 11 5 Totols 31 2 12 2 T. Martinez S 2 2-3 0 0 0 0 I o. m. nine leagues at six locations, will aside for make-ups. Manchester Medical Supply. Dusty League (Keeney Field, 6 Now YorK 000 000 001— 1 Chlcogo 012 010 010— 5 x-AprII 28 — Chicago at Mllwoukee, o. m. , St. Louis 000 000 230— S Blue Jays 10. Royals 2 (TBA) Apr. 28 — Minnesota at Chicago, 8:34 make up the 1985 Manchester Rec Charter Oak, Dusty, West Side p.m.) — JHC Construction, Mem- , Pittsburgh 000110 000— 2 TOXOt Nike League (Nike Field, 7:30) Game-winning RBI — Van Slyke (1). Game-winning RBI — Lopes (1). Now Jertev vs. Detroit p. m. Bernie Kosar prefers Cleveland Department adult slow pitch soft- Rec, Northern and Women's Rec orial Comer Store, Acadia Restau­ 2 LOB—New York 5, St. Louis 6. Rozema L 1-3 (Pistons win series, 60) x-Apr. 30— Chicago at Minnesota,o,8:3S — Sullivan Landscaping, Nets E—Trout DP—Chlcogo 1, Pittsburgh 1. Mason ball season that begins Monday League play will be at 6 p.m. with rant, Nutmeg Mechanical Servi­ 2B—Hurdle, Hernandez, Heep, Clark. LOB—Chlcogo 10. Pittsburgh 12. 2B— KANSAS CITY TORONTO April 18 — Detroit 125, New Jersey 105 o.m. MIAMI — Bernie Kosar, the University of Miami’s Johnson Insurance, Brand Rex, SB—Van Slyke (4). L. Smith (7) .Coleman Schmidt abrhM abrhM April 21 — Detroit 121, New Jersey 111 x-May 2 — Minnesota at Chicago,o,8:3( night. the Nike, Independent and Pagan! ces, Purdy Corp., Draco Dragons, Ray, Dunston 2, Dovis, Frobel. HR— T—2:47. A—10,735 record-breaking passer and former national championship Stevenson’s Texaco, Reed Con­ (0). S—Pendleton. SF—Levolllere. Durham (2). Lezeono (1). SB—Lopes 2 Wilson cf 3 0 0 0 Garcia 2b 4 1 1 0 April 24 — Detroit 116, New Jersey 115 o.m. s There are 70 men’s and 8 leagues playing at 7:30. Army and Navy Club, Stephen­ L Jonss ct 1 0 0 0 lorg 2b 10 10 Western Conference SmyttM Division ; quarterback, says he prefers to play for hometown Cleveland struction, J.C. Penney, Washing­ (3). Following are the leagues, son’s Painting. IP H R ER BB SO IP H R ER BB SO Shtrldn rt 4 0 I 0 Mulinks 3b 4 0 1 0 Phoenix vt. Lot Angel** Winnipeg vt. Edmonton women’s teams. ton Social Club, Gentle Touch C^r New YorK Brett 3b 3 0 0 0 Mosebv cf 2 1 1 1 (Loken win series, 60) (Oilers lead tertat, 60) rather than the Minnesota Vikings. Regular season play will run teams, sites and game times: Northern League (Robertson Chicago Wash. Gooden (L 2-1) 7 Trout (W J-1) Blancin 2b 0 0 0 0 Shephrd ct 1 0 0 0 April 18— LosAnoeles142,Phoenlxn4 Apr. 18 — Edmonton 4, Wlnnlpog 2 * At a press conference Wednesday, the 6-foot-S, 210-pound from Monday thru Aug. 1. At the Indy League (Fitzgerald Field Park, 6 p.m.) — Manchester McDowell 1 Brusstor Calendar Orta dh 4 0 0 0 Upshaw lb 3 I 1 0 Apr. 20 — Edmonton 5, Wlnnlpog 2 ; PaganI League (Pagan! Field, BalbonI lb 3 0 1 0 Mtszkk lb 10 0 0 native of Boardman, Ohio said he wants to play for t))e Cleveland end of the season there will be a and Robertson Park, 7:30) — Main Police, L.M. GillMfg., Manchester St. Louis Smith (S 4) April 20— Los Angeles 147, Phoenix IX Apr. 23 — Edmonton 5, Wlnnlpog 4 7:30) — Jones Landscaping, Aldo’s Andulor (W 3-0) 9 5 1113 Pittsburgh Motley It 3 0 0 0 Bell If 3 2 2 1 Apr. 25 — Edmonton at Wlnnlpog, 8:34 Browns. town ‘B’ tournament with the top Pub, Farr’s, Wilson Electric, Irish Oil Heat, Cox Cable, Gibson’s Pryor 2b 3 111 Thorntn It 10 0 0 o.m. » Pizza, Manchester JC’s, Manches­ Balk—McDowell. T - -2:16. A—29,282. Rhoden (L 0-3) 4 1-3 10 4 4 3 AprI 123— Lot Angeles 119, Phoenix 103 " I just wanted to go home,” he said. " It ’s a question of me two teams in each league compet­ Insurance, Lathrop Insurance, Gym, Dean Machine Bob It Mar­ Guonte I 2-3 0 0 0 I TODAY Sundbrg c 2 0 0 0 Whitt c 3 2 2 1 x-Apr. 27 — Winnipeg at Edmontoit ter Cycle, Allstate Business Ma­ 5 Wothon c 1 0 0 0 Alkens dh 10 0 0 8:05 o.m. ; being from the area." ing for the town championship. Glenn Construction, Zembrowski ie’s Pizza, Trash-Away, Barrac- Robinson 2 1110 Sottboll San Antonia vt. Denver chines, Greater Hartford Realty Holland 1 0 0 0 0 Mount Ida at MCC, 3:30. Conepen ss 3 1 1 1 Brrghsrrgt dh 3 2 2 5 (Nuggolt load torlot, 61) x-Apr. 30 — Edmonton at WInnIpOA To do that, he must pass up the regular National Football League play is Monday thru All-Stars, Sullivan Company, Buf- liffe’s Amoco, Manchester Prop­ Barfield rf 4 0 1 1 8:35 p.m. < Management, Hungry Tiger Cafe, Brusstor pitched to 2 batters In 7th. Ooll April 18 — Denver 141, ten Antonio 111 League draft next week to complete his studies, and then make erty Maintenance. Transactions WP—Rhoden. T—2:52. A—3,981. Manchester, Northwest Cothollc at Fernndz ss3 1 1 0 April 20 — Son Antonio 113, Denver 111 x-Mov 2 — Wlnnlpog at Edmonton, 9:3t Reno's Tavern). Berlin, 2 p.m. Lee IS 10 0 0 April 23 — Denver 115, San Antonio 1)2 O.m. himself available for a supplemental draft. Tetols 10 2 4 2 Totals IS 18 11 9 April 26 — Denver at San Antonio, 8 x-llnoootsarv MCC nine secures split Charter Oak League (Fitzgerald . West Side League ( PaganI Field, FRIDAY Koneot CItv 000 2 p. m. Field, 6 p.m.) — Allied Printing, 6 p.m.) — Delmar Co., Blue Ox, Toronto 006 040 00k BOMboll Baseball 10 X'AprI I 28 — Son Antonio at Denver, Postal Express, CBT, Tierney’s, North United Methodist, Mudville California — Placed reliever Luis Bowling Windham at Manchester, 3:30. Game-winning RBI — None. (TBA) A’9 to leave Oakland? FARMINGTON - After losing Saturday afternoon, hosting Sanchez on 15-dov disabled list; optioned Rocky Hill at Cheney Tech, 11 o.m. E—Wilson. DP—Konsos City 2, To­ Utah ve.Houeten the completioh of a suspended Lastrada Pizza, Highland Park Nine, Belliveau Painting, Ward ronto 1. LOB— Konsos CItv 2, Toronto 4. Springfield Technical Community pitcher Bob Kloper to Midlands ot Texas Softball (Jou lead Serlet, 61) OAKLAND, Calif. — Oakland A ’s president Roy Eisenhardt game, Manchester Community Market, Main Pub/MMH, MCC Mfg., Red-Lee, Elks. League; recalled pitchers Ratoel Lugo Manchester at Windham, 3:30. 2B— Upshaw, lorg. 3B—Burroughs. April 19 — Utah 115, Houston 100 Scholastic College in a noon doubleheader at gnd Stuart Cllburn from Edmonton ot Bovs Track HR—Burroughs (1), Pryor (1).Concep­ April 21 — Houston 122, Utah 94 says he has come up empty in a year-long search for a local College came back to win for only Cougar Field. Vets. Women’s Rrc League (Charter Pacific Coast League. Home Engineers Manchester, East Catholic at New cion (1). SB—Mulllhiks (1). Mosebv (4). April 24 — Utoh 112, Houston 104 investor to help keep the American League franchise in the San the fifth time in 22 games. Rec League (Nike Field, 6p.m.) Oak Field, 6 p.m.) — Sportsman Clevelond — Optioned pitcher Romo Britain Invitational. April 26 — Houston at Utah, 10:Xp.m. Donno Hordesty 205-517, Betty Mas- Francisco Bay area. The Cougars nipped homestand­ MCC 010 020 0 3-9-7 — Manchester Pizza, B.A. Club, Cafe, D.W. Fish, Hungry Tiger Romero to Maine ot International Girls Track IP H RBRBBSO x-AprII 28 — Utah at Houston, (TBA) Tunxii 000 no 0 3-}-3 Porter Cable, Nelson Freightway, League. tandrea 176, Martha Grant 18(^479, Manchester, East Catholic at New Konsos City Portlond v t. D ollat MH8 JV biubatt However, the A’s president denied rumors Wednesday the ing Tunxis, 3-2, behind a three- Palmer and Hill; K.Rodriquez and Cafe, Taiaga Associates, Renn’s New York (AL) — Placed catcher Shirley Eldridge 169-490, Alyce McAr- Britain Invitational. Sobrhgn (L 1-2) 2 2-3 6 4 4 1 1 (Troll Btazert lead terlei, 61) F.Rodrlquez. Center Congo, Jim’s Arco, Tele­ Tavern, First Stop Lounge, Buffalo dte 177-477, Marsha Danahy 179-475, After seven straight victories, Man- • American League club had held talks with a group of Tampa hitter by Peter Palmer. Scott Bradley on the IS-dov disabled list; Bovs Tennis Guro 2 1-3 6 6 6 1 0 April 18 — Dallas 139, Portland 131 Chester High lost Its first gome of the ‘ W- Palmer; L- Rodriquez. phone Society, Active ‘N’ Able Water Tavern, Main Pub. called up pitcher Don Cooper of Phyllis Heritage 182-504, Pat Cun­ East Catholic at South Catholic, 3:15. M. Jones 3 1 0 0 1 4 (20T) Bay, Fla., businessmen concerning the sale and relocation of the Palmer was also the loser in the ningham 177, BobbI Greco 452, Lynn Terente SMton, on 8-7 setback to Hall In West *. Columbusof Inter ngtlonol League. RHAM at Chenev Tech, 3:15. April 20 — Portland 124, Dallas 121 Hartford. Tht Indians scortd two runs • franchise. first game, when Tunxis scored Davis 497, Marly Dvorak 460, Janet Girls Ttnnis Leal (W 1-1) 1 1-3 3 2 2 0 3 (OT) Dakin 465. Toni Cave 455. Musselmon 2-31001 1 In the too of the seventh to toko a 7-4 • three runs in the eighth inning to Oakland — Placed second baseman South Catholic at East Catholic, 3:15. April 23 — Portland 122, Dallas 109 Md, but Hall answered with a pair In ‘ Tony Phillips on 6(Fdav disabled list; T—2:17. A—l i m JWII 25 — Dallos at Portland, 10:X win, 15-12. The contest had b^n SATURDAY Its ast at bat to win. Joe C atty pitched : Wllkens booted upstairs CALDW ELL sent Inflelder Mike Gallego to Modesto of p.m. won for Manchester, ollowlnp lust sIk . suspended April 3 after seven ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Californio Leogue on Ibdav recall Bcneboll x-Aprll27—Poniand at Dallas, (TBA) hits. Casey alto had the only Indian < option; recalled pitcher Tom Tcllman South Catholic at East Catholic, 11 A’sB.Anoals4 x4lnecsssarv SEATTLE — The Seattle SuperSonics have posted a "Help complete innings with the score Radio, TV a.m. extra-base hit, a triple. tied at 12-all. O IL INC. from Tacoma of PocItlcCoost League. Wanted" sign. ■ a ik e tM l Sorlnglleld Tech at MCC (2), noon. OAKLAND CALIFORNIA MCC, now 5-16-1, was paced by Softball After their worst season in more than a decade, the Sonlcs m N SM ITH S SINCE Seattle — Shifted Lenny Wllkens from abrhM abrhM Pistons Nils 115 MH8 JV Ultblll Jeff Brennan’s solo home run and cooch to vice presMent-general manager. TONIGHT Becker at MCC (2), noon. Collins It 5 1 I I PeHls cf 4 0 0 0 tie. eased Lenny Wllkens out of the head coaching position 99.9 7:30 Celtics vs. Cavaliers, WKHT. Beys Track run-scoring singles by Bob Gagnon per gal. C. O. D. Lantfrd 3b 5 1 3 0 Carew lb 4 0 )0 Wednesday and into the front office. 1914 8:00 Red Sax vs. Yankees, Channels Manchester, East Catholic at New Bochte 1b . 5 1 2 ) Benlquz It 3 10 0 DETROIT (114) and Ted Martin in the triumph. West Virginia — Basketball scout Lou n , 38, WTIC, WPDP. Britain Invitotlonol. Klnpmn dh 3 0 0 I Jackson rt 3 1 0 0 Trlpucka6124-412,Roundtleld3-4628, 5:r.irsonK.ir'"' : In a change announced by Sonlcs owner Barry Ackerley, Tunxis, now 10-12, took advan­ 6 4 9 - 8 8 4 1 , PellIcclonI resigned. 8:00 Islanders vs. Fivers, Sport- Girls Track Murphv cf 3 1 I I DeCIncs 3b 3 0 1 0 ------LalmbeerMorrow 613 67 collected14, Thomas six 613 hits, 6714, while ; Wllkens was named general manager and vice president. PM lball iChannel, Chdnnel 9. Manchester, East Catholic at New Heath c 5 0 10 Downng dh 3 1 2 2 Long6)43-313,Benson3-41-27,V.Johnton f r it Husbonds, Stacey Tomkiel and tage of two errors, two fielder’s Minimum requirements Baltimore — Signed offensive tackle 8:35 Block Hawks vs. Narth Stars, Britain Invitational. Davit rf 5 1 2 1 Wlltonp 2b 3 0 0 0 610,6512, Tvler61411-122J,Cureton6464 ” “ ! ® ? '’on#r each rapped five hits (or . Ackerley, however, had no immediate news about Wilkens' choice grounders and one hit to 649-5241 Karl Yall-Renko to 1-yeor contract plus USA Cable. Hill 2b 4 1 2 1 Grich ph 0 0 0 0 9.Totolt36803644H4. utijofoten Monchester, now 60. successor as coach, and said the decision may not be made until Pricn aubiset to Chongs option; waived tight end Scot Nliolek. 9:00 B oxing: JIhaO Korrlem vs. Zack SUNDAY Griffin S t 3 0 0 0 Schotlld ss 4 1 1 1 NEW JEEIEY (IIS) „ Chontel (^aRose pitched w ell to up ; plate the winning runs in its 65 E. Center Street Memphle (USFL) — Signed defensive Hewitt; Romon George vs Kenneth Baseball Boone c 2 0 0 1 W llllom t 613 1612 2t, Kino 1622 64 21, '’•COl’H *0 2-0. after the NBA draft June 18. victory. Releford, ESPN. 550-1,000 gait. 07.0 C.O.D. Meneheeter, Ct. bock Don Bessllleu. Housatonic at MCC (2), noon. Norron ph I 0 0 0 Dawkins 1-5 62 4, Rantev 67 1-1 5, _■ The Cougars return to action V MANCIIKSTKH HKKAM). Tluirsdav. Adi II 2'). 19B5 - 19

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Hourly Ing 8i aluminum e xte rlo rl BEDROOM SET, $175. 3 SALE - Saturday, April 649-2411. ot Chung, Broad Street, Steady work. Benefits. A. HENRY PERSONAL- RELIABLE CLEANING Insured. Quality work. Piece Redwood Potlo set wages plus tips. Apply - Assumable CHFA VA Martin Mattsson, even­ 27th, lOom to 4om. 56 Manchester Country EQUIPMENT OPERA­ Manchester. 871-7024. i%ED LAWN CARE - SERVICE will Cleon your FOGARTY BROTHERS $100. Hammond Electric South Hawthorne Street. HELP WANTED mortgage possible. Call Bellable - Efflclentl House, Condo, Office. ings, 649-4431. — Bathroom remodel CELEBRITY CIPHER Club between 10am and FULL TIME DENTAL TOR NEEDED By gen­ Organ $500. 649-2307. Kitchen Items, antiques, Celebrity Ctpbet ctyplograms are created (tom quotalioos by CARPENTERS NEEDED for an appointment. Sen­ Ing; Installation water - Immediate openings for 2pm, or call 646-0103. HYGENIST - Starting In eral contractor. Must WAITRESS WANTED ASSEMBLERS AND Commercial - Residen­ Reasonable rotes. Refer­ furniture, gas stove, famous people pasi and ptesenl Each letter in tlie cipher stands try Real Estate, 643-4060. for anolhet ToUa\f 'scl\je D equals H RN OR LPN - Full time or July. Call423-9717,askfor have experience on Bull Approximately 30hoursa COIL WINDERS - Finger tial. Light trucking, free ences. 643-10M. BUtume/ hooters, garbage dlspo baked goods, croft Items. carpenters. Thoroughly sots; faucet repairs. 649' part time, 7 - 3 or 3 - 11. experienced In frominn. SECRETARY - The Man­ Maureen. Dozer ond driving Dump week, apply In person at dexterity necessary, ex­ estimates - Insured. 647- Rain or shine, no eorly by CONNIE WIENER Very Good wages. East ELLINGTON - "Owner coNnucniia 4539. VIso/MosterCord Must know layout and chester Board of REAL­ Truck. Full time and the Main Pub, 306 Main perience not necessary, 1349. HOME GARDENS ROTO- I birds. Windsor area. Send re­ Returning South" and accepted. read blue prints. Full TORS Is looking for a PART TIME OFFICE benefits possible. Call Street,. Manchester. No will train. 4 day week, 10 TILLEO - Free Esti­ STACKABLE WESTING- “ HTC UMB’K KDZBX 2 sumes to Box G, Man­ leaving very nice 8 RooiTt FARRANO REMODEL­ time and benefits. Call part-time secretary to PERSON - Qualified In 742-5317, 8:30am to calls please. hour day, Monday thru LAWNMOWERS RE­ mates. Coll Clyde ot HOUSE WASHER AND TAG SALE - Saturday, 2 chester Herald, PO Box typing, filing, and ac­ 5:00pm, Monday thru Thursday; 7;00am to Ranch, 3-4 bedrooms, reo PAIRED - Free pick up 643-5423. IN G — Cabinets, rooting, SMKZTBMWWH TB MB lYEKH 742-5137 8:30 to 5:00 Mon­ coordinate the Multiple DRYER - Excellent con­ April 27th, 9om to 4pm. 591, M an che ste r, CT counts payable. Call FULL TIME - Delivery 5:30om. Apply at Able room and bar, large 2 cor; ond delivery. 10 percent gutters, room odditlons, day thru Friday. Listings. Typing skills Friday. decks, all types of remo­ dition. Coppertone. $225 Rain dote May 4th. 425 06040. Glidden Paint Company, person. Self motivated. Coll, Howard Road, garage, patio, ln< senler discoimt. Expert ODD JOBS • Lawn mow­ for both delivered. Coll needed. We w ill train on oround(Gunite) pool, deling and repairs. FREE Hackmatack Street, VKTYMUD, MBA M ODTWI WTK our computer. Call 646- 646-5844. EOE. PRODUCTION Call Debbie at 643-2171. Bolton. service. Free estimates. ing, yard clean up, point- 643-0398. Manchester. Stereos, fur­ POULTRY FARM rock garden, and countrY Economy Lawn Mower, Ing. G e n e ra l Home estimates. Fully Insured. 2450. WORKERS - Established lot to match! Asking Telephone 643-6017, otter FLOORSANOINO niture, and more! TR EITEWI UMB’K AT ZK TB M WORKERS - Full time. PAINTERS WANTED - nationwide pillow manu­ DRIVER/HELPER - One NURSERY SCHOOL 647-3660. Repair and morel Call GOLD VELVET SOFA - Health and retirement Spray Painters, Carpen­ day per week. Must be TEACHER NEEDED for $91,900. Century 21 Lind-: Scott, 649-2174. 6pm. 647-8509. Floors like new. Special CONSTRUCTION ES­ SECURITY OFFICERS - facturer has Immediate Ixing In older floors, natu Practically new, excel­ plans. Call Arbor Acres ters, Pressure Washers familiar with this area. private nursery school In sev Real Estate, 649-4000. WILL TILL YOUR AV­ le n t condition. $245. TAG SALE - American RCWW TBI IZKDIS.” — WTSA TIMATOR - Must have Manchester area. Part full time openings for all LEON CIESZYNSKI ral and stained floors. No Farm, 633-4681, Ext. 368. and Sand Blasters. Good Apply In person: Flower Manchester. Immediate ERAGE GARDEN with Miscellaneous lamps, ex­ Legion Post 102. 20 Amer­ archltecfural/draftlng time Friday and Satur­ typ e s of production BU1LDER— New homes, waxing anymore. John Income. Call 643-2659. Fashion, 85 East Center opening. Must have early EAST HARTFORD ■; Trov-hullt. $10. Call 569- HAWKES TREE SER­ cellent condition. Reoso- ican Legion Drive, 9am to SIZKD. EXPERIENCED BOOK­ skills and understand the day nights. 11:30pm to workers. No experience "Owner wants action" on Vertaltle. Coll 646-5750 5 5 Street, Manchester. childhood degree, 5 days 0616. VICE • Bucket Truck 8> additions, rem

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