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MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Jan. 24, 1989

HOMES HOMES APARTMENTS I HOMES I PETS AND CARS HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE Rentals FOR RENT FOR RENT SUPPLIES FOR SALE

ST E E L Erector needed. SOUTHERN New Eng­ A N SALD I built ranch on MANCHESTER. Newer FISH TANK. 45 gallon, 1980 FORD. Fairmont. Experienced only to land classifleld ads private street. Kitchen I ROOMS duplex, 5 large rooms, COVENTRY DUPLEX comes complete with Four cylinder, four work on metal building reach nearly 800,000 remodeled one year FOR RENT I'/j baths. $675. No pets. Off Routs 44A, 2 years old. full glass hood, light, speed. Runs and looks J erection crew. Benef­ homes In Connecticut ago. Hardwood floors Security. 643-4067, after Kitchen, family room, two filter, heater, pump good. Asking $500. 649- tiester, East hoop teams Splash of honey its. EOE. Coll Bill, 242- and Rhode Island. The thru-out, plaster walls, 6pm.______bedrooms, 1 bath. Annual and hard wood stand. 5434.______M A N C H E ST ER . Clean, lease *67$00 per month. $250. Call 645-6038. 3738.______price for a basic 25 two fireplaces, large aulet, convenient to 1976 CHEVETTE. Runs for sweet treats /13 TWO Bedroom apart­ Call Helen at 643-2487, qdfTie away as losers /19 A word ad Is only $55 and two car garage. Great busline. Call anytime. ment at 21 Burnside great, good condition. D l SH W A S H E R / F o o d will appear In 43 news­ 8-4:30 weekdays. Is advertising expensive? Prep. Full and part starter or retirment 646-8337.______Avenue. Asking $595. You'll be surprised now Needs new battery. papers. For more In­ home. $154,000. D.W. per month. Call 528- $175. 647-1029. time positions availa­ formation call Classi­ MANCHESTER. Room In economical It Is to adver- ble, days and/or even­ Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ quiet rooming house. 7161 days evenings 232- tlse In Classified. 643-2711. fied, 643-2711 and ask 6286. Avaiiabie ings. $5-$7 per hour. for detalls.g______COUNTRY kitchen. Man­ Off street parking. $75 Advancement possibil­ chester. 3 bedroom Co­ per week. 646-1686 or M ANCH ESTER. Two and immediateiy I MISCELLANEOUS ities. Call for an ap­ VERNON. Immaculate lonial Cape with front 569-3018.______three bedroom apart­ bedroom, 4 room sin­ CLYDE pointment. Adams Mill Garrison Colonial. porch. Large dining ments. References and 2 I FOR SALE CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. Nine rooms, first floor SIN G LE Room for rent. gle family. Close to Rt. Restaurant, 646-4039. room with french Females preferred. security a must. Call ROUTE 83, VERNON family room with fire­ doors, spacious fire- 1-384 and Manchester DO UBLE Bowl, stainless A Convenient location. Joyce, 645-8201. 83 Regal Coupe *6995 place, finished rec placed living room, Community College. steel sink with single room or 5th bedroom In $75 per week plus $100 M ANCH ESTER. Quality, lever faucet, spray 84 Skyhawk Wagon *5995 large master bedroom security. Call 649-9472 Large private yard, basement, garage. heat, hot water, all hose and beige formica 84 Camaro Coupe *4995 SERVICE with walk In closet plus between 3:30-7, ask for appliances Included, *700 per month without Large treed lot. “NEW " bathroom. caunter. Tap to accom­ 85 Century Wagon *8595 $198,500. P h llb irc k Eleanor. air conditioned, quiet, utilities. Call 643-9321. odate sink. Very good MANAGER $144,900 D.W. Fish 85 Century 4 Dr. *8995 Agency, 646-4200. Realty, 643-1591.0 on busline. Ideal for condition. Both for middle aged or senior 85 Eacort 4 Dr. *4395 Leading Independant NEW LISTING Two fam­ $100. Manchester, 646- iEaitrhpalpr Mrrali FIRST TIME BUYERS! I I APARTMENTS citizens. One bedroom, n n STORE AND 85 Electra 4 Dr. *10,495 fuel company In the ily perfect for the and 2 bedroom ranch 0271.______FOR RENT $590, two bedroom, 86 98 Regency 4 Dr. *9995 Farmington Valley owner occupant. Each a n d townhouse. I $640. 247-5030. [ ^ O F F I C E SPACE FOR Sale: American Flyer Train collection. 88 LeSabre Ltd. *11,995 seeks Individual with unit has very generous Charm!ng brick exte­ rooms. Separote utili­ MANCHESTER. Second MANCHESTER. Two EAST HARTFORD. New Call Frank, 645-6784. 88 Delta 96 2 Dr. *9495 S-1 or S-2 Occupa­ rior and renovated In­ floor, 2 bedroom, heat bedroom, second floor. ties. Two bedrooms on side. Within walking office space In restered 88 Cavalier 4 Dr. *5995 tional license to head and appliances. No $600/month Including Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents each side. Garage. distance to downtown, hause, Burnside Ave. 86 Merc. Lynx *4995 Wednesday, Jan. 25, 1989 up the Service Depart­ $174,900. Sally Sullivan. library, shops and easy pets. $600 plus security. heat plus security. Call 3800 square feet with ENDROLLS N 86 Nova 4 Dr. *8995 ment. Salary Is negoti­ Sentry Real Estate, 643- commute to Rte. Call 646-3979. Ann 646-3725, evenings, basement. Can be di­ days, 249-7777. 2Vh width - 254 88 Caprice 4 Dr. *9995 able. Liberal fringe be­ 4060.D 384.$66,900 to $89,900. M AN CH ESTER. Two and vided. Terms negotia­ three room apart­ BOLTON. ‘Mature Adult’ ble. For Information, 13% width > 2 for 254 nefits package. Please NEW LISTING! Eight CHFA Approved - 8 M U ST be picked up at the room colonial located percent Anne Miller ments. $380 and $480 for nice, four room call Ruth FIske, 282- 872-9111 write to: plus utilities. Security. apartment. One bed­ 0651. Herald Office Monday thru In secluded family Reol Estate, 647-8000.n Thursday before 11 a.m only. neighborhood. Low No pets. 646-2426, 9-5 room, newer carpet­ STORE. 46 Oak Street. 3 FAMILY. Great value weekdays. ing, 1'/2 baths and nice maintenance vinyl sid­ for Investor. 5-4-4 room Excellent ground floor Call 643-2711 to place your I AUTOS FOR Deposit fee setting near brook plus THE ing, first floor fire- multi-units renovated EAST HARTFORD. location. Good for pro­ od. IRENT/LEASE placed family room, Clean, second floor, 5 patio! $475 per month fessionals, Attorneys, In 1986, Includes new lnc!udes heat. 649-4000. FRANK A. IV2 baths, and garage. appliances, over$1,500. rooms, 2 bedrooms. Dentists, Insurance, FR E E Mileage on low $189,900. Susan Dona- monthly Income. Crea­ Stove and refrigerator. M ANCH ESTER. New 3 Real Estate, Doctors, cost auto rental. Vil­ CADWELL hue/Davld Murdock tive financing also Security required. $650 bedroom Duplex. Car­ Travel, Finance, Etc. Automotive lage Auto Rental, 643- Sentry Real Estate, 643- available by owner. plus utilities. Call 644- peted, fully ap- Grossman & Weln- 2979 or 646-7044. 4060.O______Start your own portfo­ 1712.______pllanced, 1'/j baths, full traub, 649-5334, 647- CORP. 9223.______sought for AMn: PERSO N NEL DEPT, C HARM IN G townhouse lio! $169,900. Anne MANCHESTER. Two basement. $775. 643- CARS Miller Real Estate, 647- 1823. I CARS 78 Qarden St. style two family. bedroom Townhouse. I FOR SALE Newer blue and white 8000.D Nice locution, all ap­ ECONOMICAL, Third INDUSTRIAL FOR SALE Farmington. CT 06032 vinyl siding. New wall EAST HARTFORD. New pliances. Heat, hot wa­ floor, one bedroom l i J PROPERTY 1980 PONTIAC Turbo to wall plus two baths listing. Seven room ter, carpeting, air con­ apartment with stove Trans Am. 60,000 miles, on owners side. Third 3 bedrooms, ditioning. Call 647-1595. and refrigerator. Nice MANCHESTER. 6,000 automatic, T-tops, air i^New Pricing Policy floor could be some­ room, dining MARLBOROUGH. Half location. $475 plus utili­ square feet. Third conditioning, tilt, new aiiing S&Ls I ^2|l SITUATION thing special and there kitchen, large Duplex, two bedrooms, ties and security. No floor, elevator service. Eagle GT’s, cruise con­ WANTED Is a potential walk out level family private setting, no pets. Call 643-2129, 9-5. 95 Hilliard Street. 647- trol, rear defrost, four t VOLUM E rec room. Deep deep room, 2 fireplaces. En­ pets. $650 Includes MANCHESTER. Two 9137. wheel disc, all gages, NURSE. RN, expe­ lot that backs up to closed sun porch, heat. 295-9238.______bedroom flat, first power windows. M a­ I PRICING By Dave Skidmore “They know how big this rienced. Available for woods. A special buy. many nice features. MANCHESTER. Two floor, near busline. Nw ROOMMATES roon with black Inte­ The Associated Press program is,” he said. “They’re private duty. 742-8461. Call Alex 647-1419 or Asking $174,900. U & R carpeting, great loca­ [ ^ W A N T E D rior. $3500 or best offer. giving us plenty of of time to look 649-5159 RE/ M A X East bedroom Townhouse. Realty, 643-2692.n V h baths, garage. Wa- tion, walking distance 236-9560.______^BARGAINSs at the options. They’ve been of the River to stores. $650 per WASHINGTON - Treasury MANCHESTER. Six sher/dryer hook-up. FEMALE, Over 25 Room 1980 VOLVO, 242 DL. Blue Secretary Nicholas F. Brady said receptive.” Real Estate SPECTACULAR neigh­ room, three bedroom, Central. $625 plus utlll- month. One year lease mate wanted to share with blue Interior. Au­ ^Mew Pricing Pollcy^^ borhood - High on the 1.5 baths, one car det­ tles. 649-0311 after 6pm. plus security deposit. apartment. tomatic, excellent con­ today the administration is con­ ArthurSiddon, a spokesman for 649-0795. Brady, said the Treasury Depart­ mountain - Flreplaced ached garage. $132,900. SOUTH WINDSOR. One $300/month. Call 649- dition. Good tires. 1989 Buick sidering imposing a fee on I HOMES family room - formal Flano Realty, 646-5200. bedroom, appliances, M ANCHESTER. Half du­ 1974. 64,000 on motor. customers of savings and loan ment has not clearly defined the dining room - fire- D plex, 8 bedrooms, IW FOR SALE no pets. No utilities, AM /FM Cassette. $3500 Skyhawk institutions to help the federal option. He said the fee mentioned placed living - built MANCHESTER. Six security. 875-7919. baths, security, utili­ or best offer. 236-9560. government pay to insure the by Brady could be imposed on with his usual care and room Cape, three bed­ ties. $800. 646-1972. Merchandise 2 Door Coupe distinction by Ansaldl - MANCHESTER. Three 1977 PLYM O U TH Volarl. troubled S&L industry. depositors, or it could be paid by All real estate advertised In rooms, 1.5 baths, fire­ bedroom, first floor, Runs good. New ex­ Auto, AC. TIH, FM Caaa. the institutions as an increase in the Manchester Herald Is Home Is looking for a place In living room. haust, battery and Brady, appearing on television fully appllanced, car­ I HOMES Factory Labal; •11,002. the insurance premium they sublect to the Fair Housing loving family. Come $137,900. Flano Realty, ITV/STEREO/ brakes. $950 528-0074 or interview programs, said plans Act of 1968, which makes It share the view, the peted. $700 plus utili­ FOR RENT Voluma Pricing 646-5200. D______646-2423. 6 0 8 . under review include such fees as already pay. llleool to advertise any pref­ swimming pool, and ties. Security and ref­ I APPLIANCES Olfcount; The fee, or premium, could erence, limitation or discrim­ MANCHESTER. Six erences. Call 647-0628, 1978 CHRYSLER Cor­ Selling Price: • 1 0 , 3 9 4 . 25 cents for every $100 in deposits country setting. Call EAST HARTFORD/Glas- apply to just S&Ls or to both S&Ls ination based on race, color, Alex for a personal room Cape, three bed­ evenings. tonbury line. Seven ELEC TRIC Stove. Sears, doba. Body and engine at a thrift and that the premiums religion, sex or national preview 647-1419 or In rooms, 1.5 baths, fin­ room Cape with 20", 4 burner. White parts. Jon, 569-8755. would be used by the federal and banks, he said. origin, or an Intention to ished family room, MANCHESTER. Two 1989 Buick make any such preference, the evenings 649-5159 bedrooms, first floor screened porch, gar­ Nutone Coppertone OLDSMOBILE Regency government to insure the L. William Seidman, chairman Re/Max East of the Florida Sun Room. age, nice lot, first floor Range hood with vent Brougham , 1986, 4 limitation or discrimination. $180,000 Flano Realty, apartment with ap­ Skyiark deposits. of the Federal Deposit Insurance The Herald will not know­ River pliances. $525 plus utili­ laundry hook-ups. In­ to outside. Very good door, V6, tape deck, 646-5200. D 4 Door Sedan “That’s just like any other Corp., which insures deposits in ingly accept any advertise­ CHFA AND FHA AP­ ties. No pets. Referen­ side of house Is brand condition. Ideal for loaded. 24,900 miles. insurance premium — revenue ment which Is In violation of MANCHESTER. Seven ces and security. new. $900 plus utilities. apartment or summer Asking $9,500. 643-8973. Auto. AC. Tilt, FM Stereo commercial banks, told The the law. PROVED Attrative generation for services ren­ townhouse located In room L-shaped Ranch, Available February 1. Security. No pets. 872- camp. Both for $75. OLDSMOBILE - 1982 - Washington Post that the prop­ CHFA APPROVED!! three bedrooms, 1.5 4381, 649-5400, 647-9040. Manchester, 646-0271. Fectory Label: • 1 2 , 1 1 6 . dered,” he said on ABC’s “Good osal was “the reverse toaster country setting. Air 646-2253. Delta "88", two door, Volunie Pricing e ove Manchester. We have condition, garbage dis­ baths, new family automatic, power, DIecount Morning America.” “The impor­ theory. Instead of the bank giving two light and bright, posal, frlgerator and room addition. nCARS I CARS I CARS AM/FM, air, wire Selling Price: • 1 0 , 8 4 1 . tant thing here is that the federal you a toaster when you make a spacious units featur­ stove hood to remain. $210,000. Flano Realty, FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE wheels. Excellent con­ insurance on deposits is going to deposit, you give them one.” ing new contemporary Call us now and possi­ 646-5200. □______dition. $2,500. 647-8600 be continued.” Brady emphasized the plan has kitchens, 2 parking bly auallfy for an 8 BOLTON. Six room , 2.5 1989 Buick spaces, convenient to Brady said administration offi­ not been adopted by the adminis­ percent fixed Interest bath. Raised Ranch. ^ ^ ^ C e n t u r y cials have taken the plan to the highway and busline. rate. Realty Word, Finished family room, tration — he said it hasn’t even Patrick Flynn/Manchaater Herald Call for details. Low Benoit, Frechette As­ custom wet bar. 4 Door Sedan chairmen of the congressional been presented to President Bush lOO’s. Century 21 Ep­ banking committees, Sen. Donald sociates, 646-7709.D $205,000. Flano Realty, Nicely Equipped, V6 , FM Stereo — and rejected suggestions that it PREPARING FOR SNOW — David W. Hassett, manager the store this morning. Despite the lack of snow, Hassett stein Realty, 647-8895.0 BRAND NEW LISTING! 646-5200. o Riegle, D-Mich., and Rep. Henry would represent a tax increase Fectory Label; • 1 4 , 5 1 7 . is still prepared for a storm. BOLTON. Six room Cheerful and sunny 6 BOLTON. Eight room Gonzalez, D-Texas. of Farr’s, 2 Main St., carries snow shovels to the front of Volunw Pricing e aea for S&L customers. Ranch on almost five plus room ranch on Garrison Colonlol. DItcounfc A,W W W . “What we’re doing is to exam­ wooded acres. $170,000. Hebron Road In Bol­ Brand new, four bed­ Selling Price: • 1 2 , 6 6 9 . ine all manner of options to pay Flano Realty, 646-5200. ton. 3 bedrooms, 2 full rooms, 2.5 baths, cen­ baths, fireplace with a tral air. Located on for this savings and loan problem BRAND NEW LIST- woodstove, full walk­ cul-de-sac. $274,900. Fl- _ _ 1 9 8 9 Buick Pressure we have. It’s a big problem. So Early sales soften winter slump INGM! Catch the out basement, I car ano Realty, 646-5200. □ we’re discussing all kinds of breathtaking view of garage plus children's ^ ^ ^ ^ R e g a i the Hartford skyline BOLTON. Brand new things — insurance based premi­ playroom or a 2nd 2 Door Coupe By AAoureen Leavitt Locks. A total of 59.5 inches fell in the area money, people will wait out one or two from the back of this Contemporary! Four mounting ums, various different kind of last season. The average is 48.9 inches a storms.” garage. Lovely 1.63 bedrooms. Including AC. Door Locke, V8. FM Ceee. Manchester Herald sensational 8 room acre lot only minutes to options like that,” he said on year, said forecaster Pat Wester. A manager at Marlow’s Department Dutch Colonial on Master Bedroom Suite, 1-384. Asking $210,000. Fectory Lebel: • 1 5 , 4 3 0 . NBC’s “Today” program. Ralph Road In Red­ 1.5 acre lot. $325,000. High pre-season sales of winter gear The month with the heaviest snowfall last Store, 867 Main St., cited an ambitious Jackson & Jackson Flano Realty, 646-5200. Volume Pricing The Post, quoting unnamed wood Farms. 4 bed­ DIecount 2 , 0 6 1 . have softened the effects of a sales slump year was January, with 22.6 inches, pre-season layaway program that boosted Real Estate, 647-8400.n on budget sources, said the fee could raise business early in the season. rooms, 2.5 baths, 2 Seeing Price: • 1 3 , 3 6 9 . $9 billion a year, which would due to lack of snow, area merchants say. compared to tTTe“ trace’’ of snow recorded fireplaces, new oak kit­ CONDOMINIUMS Despite the recent sales slump In snow this month. “We put our snow blowers on sale early, chen, In-ground pool. START RIGHT HERE!!! I By Steven Komorow cover interest payments on the This terrific 6 room FOR SALE equipment and recreational gear, business Phil Silver, store manager of Agway Inc.. and we’ve sold four times what we’ve sold Mint condition Inside I 1989 Buick The Associated Press $20 billion to $30 billion the four years in a row.” said Lester Miner of and out!! You must see ranch on Sanford Road people say they are not foresaking the 33 Adams St., said overall sales for snow Is Ideal for a young government will have to raise for Marlow’s. “Right now we are slow, of the Inside of this home NEW LISTING! Town- ^S^^LeSabre several years to close S&Ls and season until winter ends in two months. blowers were up as the season began. to truly appreciate all couple or singles lust house conveniences 4 Door Sedan WASHINGTON — Pressure to A forecast for snow and sleet Thursday course.” getting started. 3 bed­ with no condo fees. get an agreement on a federal pay off depositors. “I had an excellent pre-season,’’ Silver that It offers! Jackson AC. Cnilaa, Door Looke. FM Caee. also has buoyed some hopes. Likewise, Jim Nakos. sales manager at & Jackson Real Estate, rooms, modern bath, Half of a duplex with 3 budget is very strong, the House Another proposal, under which said. “Since then, of course, it’s been gracious living room So far. only 6.3 inches of snow have fallen Manchester Honda. 24 Adams St., agreed 647-8400.O bedrooms and formal Factory Label: • 1 6 , 8 7 4 . Democratic leader said today, taxpayers would foot the bill for somewhat slow. with a fireplace, up­ dining room with built in the Manchester area this season, that people must have been expecting a Voluma Pricing 9 a k a because nobody wants to see an MANCHESTER Large dated heating system, In china closet. An easy Oltcount * w. closing insolvent institutions, is according to the National Weather Service He added. “The tail end of the season is raised ranch In Forest newer vinyl siding and wav to get Into the SaNIng Prtoa: • 1 4 , 7 1 8 . across-the-board cut in federal being offered by the savings and at Bradley International Airport. Windsor going to be a disaster. Rather than spend See WINTER, page 12 Hills, 3 or 4 bedrooms, a private yard too! housing market. Paula programs. loan industry’s largest trade 2'/2 baths, appllanced Jackson & Jackson Medeiros Sentry Real “We have a target pretty much group. The proposal, released kitchen, oak floors, Rea! Estate, 647-8400.O Estate, 643-4060.g 1989 Buick fireplace with heatola- of a budget resolution by about 'Tuesday by the U.S. League of tor, sliders from dining BOLTON. Five room EASILY AFFORDABLE Park the 15th of April,” Rep. Tom Savings Institutions, would also room to large deck. Ranch, 1 bath, one car Manchester. If you're Foley, D-Wash., House majority cut the fee that thrifts pay for "P L U S " family room. detached garage, one looking for a roomy Avenue leader, said on the “CBS This deposit insurance. Methodists drop plan to build housing D.W. Fish Realty, 643- acre lot. $158,000. Flano cheery and conve­ 4 Door Sedan Morning” television program. The proposal would give the 1591.0 Realty, 646-5200. □ niently located 2 bed­ room, 1'/2 bath, brick All Power. FM Caaa., Wire Whaele “Nine months from now we run Treasury responsibility for pay­ condominium Town- into the Gramm-Rudman- ing to resolve the cases of more By Nancy Concelman costs, prevent the church from On April 17. 1988. church That proposal met with opposi­ Factory Ubol: •21,421. undertaking the project now. But tion from residents and plans house, then this Is the Volume Pricing » Hollings (deficit-reduction) than 350 insolvent, but still open, Manchester Herald members voted to appoint the HELP WANTED HELP WANTED one for you. An excel­ DIacount 3,022. deadlines. That means you’re S&Ls. it could be considered in the committee to study the feasibility were rejected by the Planning lent buy near 1-384. Seeing Price; • 1 8 , 3 9 9 . going to have an across-the-board Bush, in a meeting Tuesday Members of South United Meth­ future, he said. of building a 100-unit retirement and Zoning Commission in 1978. $100,900. Century 21 Ep- odist Church have decided to ITie church’s nine-member Re­ complex on 6.7 acres of church- Norman Harper, president of steln Realty, 647-8895.0 cut in both defense and domestic with congressional leaders, said abandon plans to build 100 units of tirement Center Development owned land o il Hartford Road. Church Homes Inc. of West MANCHESTER. Porter­ 1989 Buick accounts, unless they’re exempt he would propose substantial PART TIME DELIVERY PERSON accounts, which will take care of revisions next month to Ronald housing for the elderly on Hart­ Study Committee met 14 times on The committee was dissolved Hartford, told committee field Condominium, r g l S 8 | r Riviera members that South United two bedrooms, 2 baths, the budget deficit targets if we Reagan’s budget, including mea­ ford Road because the project the project and presented cost after submitting its report, John­ Immediate opening for part time 2 Door Coupa one car garage, full don’t have a budget plan that’s sures to deal with the savings and could cost as much as $10 million. estimates to church members at son said. Methodist Church does not have delivery of newspapers to stores and basement, end unit. LoaBeatte Carolina. $59,900 pre­ 2 Door Coupe construction prices. Sewer-hookup fee hike Germans seek ties to Libya Two bedroom luxury Sporty & Luxurious — golf villas, free golf Don’t buy a new car "Has It Aim" Boudah pleads guilty located throughout the country. had confirmed allegations the membership. Call 1- could bring in $400,000 OFFENBURG, West Germany TYPESETTER 800-225-6897. Fectory Ubal: •27,250. A former chairman of the (AP) — Prosecutors today The U.S. government says the company played a key role in Vduma Pricing searched the offices of 14 West plant at Rabta, 60 miles south of building the Libyan plant. O licount: 3 2 5 7 . By Alex GIretll would apply only the Comprehen­ Enfield Planning and Zoning Experienced until you compare Commission has pleaded guilty to German companies suspected of the Libyan capital of Tripoli, was The weekly Stern magazine • 2 3 , 9 9 3 . Manchester Herald sive Urban Development Zone in said Imhausen-Chemie and a MORTGAGES Manchester between Buckland two counts of bribe receiving in helping Libya build a chemical built to make poison gas. Libya To Set Advertising Copy m *All Prksae Include Appllceble says it will manufacture government-owned company Street and Deming Street, and the culmination of an investiga­ weapons factory, authorities Factory C aih Incentivet Sewer-connection charges for were aware that blueprints that HOMEOWNERS prices with Hoffman Toyota! tion of municipal corruption. said. medicine. This chailenging position requires a the developers of the $70 million north of Interstate 84. Bonn officials initially dis­ were supposed to be shipped to fast, accurate typist with some prior The major developers who Story on page 3. A spokesman for the prosecu­ FALLING BEHIND?? OVER 100 BUiCKS mall in Buckland and others in tor’s office in Offenburg, Huber- missed the U.S. allegations, but Hong Kong to build a pharma­ STOP FORECLOSUREn would pay the added charge have knowledge of newspaper advertising IN STOCK AT much of that area would increase tus Voegele, said one of the firms have now launched a criminal ceuticals plant had ended up in makeup. 5-day work week, Monday If you are falling behind on by 50 percent March 1 under a already agreed informally to the Libya. your mortgage payments... SIMILAR Index searched was Imhausen-Chemie investigation to determine if through Friday, with excellent benefit town administration proposal. increases, according to attorney Imhausen-Chemie and other The ARD television network OR - If your home Is In fore­ "VOLUME PRICING" Kevin O’Brien, who represents in Lahr, which is suspected of package including dental plan. closure. WE C AN HELPI No TOYOTA The one-time fee increase could 24 pages, 2 ssctlons playing a major role in building companies illegally shipped late Tuesday reported that Klaus payment program available raise as much as $400,000, accord­ the town in dealings with the arms, hazardous substances or Hess, a technical draftsman with for up to 2 years. Bad credit Is Homart Development Co. Ho- C luslflcd . 22-24 Nstlon/World and equipping the Libyan plant. Call for interview appointment and Cardinal Buick, inc. ing to Robert Huestis. town components. Imhausen-Chemie, “is said to not a problemll Ask how LOW mart is building the $70 million Comics — 18 .6-0. 12 Voegele said the searches were further details. monthly Payments can help 81 Adams Street budget analy.st. conducted “on suspicion that The affair has deeply emba- have given evidence that Im- RT. 44 a AVON/CANTON LINE '“i r r The town Board of Directors is mall called the Pavilions at Focus______16 Obituaries------2 Bev Tartaglla you SAVE YOUR HOME TO- Manchester, Conn Food_____ 13-15 Opinion------10 export laws had been violated.” rassed the West German hausen shipped parts and chemi­ DAYII .scheduled to hold a public hearing Buckland Hills. Local/State People------16 He declined to name the other government. cals to Libya, and further that Swiss Ceassrvatlvs firswp or TOLL FREE IN CT. Feb. 7 on the increased sewer- The increases would help offset THE MANCHESTER HERALD 64 9 -4 5 7 1 ______2-5. 10 S p o rts------16-21 firms whose offices were On Tuesday, news reports said Imhausen employees helped at (203) 454-1336 ar !-800-257-2277 Op«n Moo-Tunt-W *d-Thuri NtgNli connection fees. The fees, which an Imhausen-Chemie employee build the facility in Rabta.” 651 -3725 See SEWERS, page 12 Lottery _ _ _ 2 Television----- 17 searched, but added they were 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 (203) 454-4404 would affect some residences. 2 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 25. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 25. 1989 RECORD LOCAL & STATE J Chamber asks About Town Police Roundup Fearless, furry forecaster Man faces drug charges state act first Students ready to read An East Hartford man was arrested last charms Bowers School kids Fifth- and sixth-graders at St. Bridget School will Thursday for allegedly using cocaine in a public Bv Maureen Leavitt on aquifer law particpate in a Read-In to promote the Year of the that if Phil sees his shadow the the Bowers teachers for future parking lot located on Forest and Main streets, Manchester Herald Young Reader Friday and Saturday. Required morning he ventures out, there celebrations. police said. Bv Nancy Concelman equipment includes an eagerness to read, comforta­ Christopher J. Kokkinakos, 24, of 24 Arawak will be another six weeks of And. “ Punxsutawney Phil. The ^ Third-grade pupils at Bowers Manchester Herald ble clothing, two books the student is anxious to Drive was charged with possession of cocaine and winter. If he sees no shadow, Fearless Forecaster.” is the School learned Monday who it is read, a sleeping bag. pillow, blanket and flashlight. possession of drug paraphernalia, police said. spring should be right around the official groundhog book, accord­ that people go hog-wild over — The Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce After settling in. students will begin to read. Every Kokkinakos had parked his car in the lot and corner. ing to Moutran. groundhog-wild, that is - in and the Connecticut Business and Industry hour there will be a tally of the number of pages police said they observed him acting suspiciously. Moutran has Phil seeing his Many students polled said they Punxsutawney, Pa. Association want the state to force towns such as read. Snacks will be provided as well as an aerobic Upon searching Kokkinakos’ car, police said they shadow in the book, becau.se. as thought Phil would live up to his His name is Punxsutawney Phil Manchester to wait until state standards on session. Breakfast will be served in the morning found a bag of white powder, which later tested she explained to the students, he reputation and see his shadow and he appears every Feb. 2. groundwater protection are established before before the students leave at 8:30 a.m. positive for cocaine, and a mirror, razor blade and usually does see it. And fortu­ next Thursday. He’s the featured character in a Jenny Dyment. 10, of 408 implementing local regulations. small spoon. nately. Phil did see his shadow book called “ Punxsutawney Phil, Parker St . said Phil would see his 'Tony Gorman, chairman of the chamber Kokkinakos was released on a $5,000 non-surety that year. the Fearless Forecaster ” Author shadow. “ That’s what he always subcommittee on aquifer protection, made the Student orators wanted bond, and is scheduled to appear in Manchester Moutran. who was a teacher in Julia Moutran of Avon read her West Hartford for 12 years, said says,” she said. request to the Aquifer Protection Task Force of the Manchester and East Catholic High School Superior Court Feb. 1. book to about 80 third-graders she wrote the book after her Christine Farrell. 9, of 279 state Legislature at a public hearing Tuesday in students have been invited by the Dilworth Cornell Monday under the watchful eyes daughter Meredith, 7, who was Parker St., also said Phil would Hartford, Quey Post 102 of the American Legion to participate Couple charged after fight of her faithful, furry groundhog born on Groundhog Day. asked see his shadow. She based her The task force solicited comments on recommen­ in the 52nd annual National High School Oratorial puppet, aptly named Phil, her mother to write something prediction on the lack of winter dations it plans to make to the General Assembly on Contest to be held at the post home on American A Manchester woman and her live-in boyfriend Pupils listened and watched about it. weather thus far. groundwater protection. The hearing was held at Legion Drive. Saturday at 10 a.m. The public is were arrested Tuesday when they got into an Moutran and her accomplice The author visited Phil’s home “ H mainly has been sunny this the Legislative Office Building on Capitol Avenue. invited to attend. argument and the woman allegedly stabbed the closely as they demonstrated how on Gobblers Knob in Punxsulaw- winter.” she explained. Gorman said at a news conference at chamber The subject of the oration portion of the contest man with a paring knife, police said. groundhogs dog and slide down ney, where Groundhog Day is However, one pupil said the offices on Hartford Road that the chamber .supports must be about some phase of the U.S. constitution Laura E. Jones, 22, of 17 Brainard Place, was into their burrows and how they celebrated with much pomp and winter won’t drag on this season. the task force’s recommendations for state emphasizing the duties and obligations of U.S. charged with second-degree assault in the incident, prepare for winter by celebration. “ I think it's going to be spring guidelines, which he said should be the basis for citizens. The oration must be between 8 and 10 police said. Walter T. Reilly, 35, of the same hibernating. Moutran showed the pupils how because it's been warmer than it local regulations. The news conference was held minutes long. The winner of the contest will address, was charged with breach of peace, The book, which which was her book was made, from the first has been in winter,” said Amelia before the hearing in Hartford. represent the Post in the first district contest to be according to police reports. published in January 1986, tells of sketch and illustration drawn, to Stoj. 8, of 233 Hollister St. Action by “ a .string of unconnected municipali­ held Feb. 20 at Post 77 in East Hartford. Jones and Reilly were arguing about child care, the much-revered tradition of one of the heavy metal plates Ever since “ Punxsutawney ties” is not the best way to protect the groundwater, when Jones began to throw items at Reilly, police Phil, who crawls out of his burrow from which the book was printed. Phil” was published. Moutran the chamber said in testimony at the hearing. The state should “ assist municipalities in the drafting, Widow group plans lunch Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald said. each February to predict whether Then she showed a videotape of has been on a roll. She has written Jones was released on $1,000 non-surety bond, winter will continue for six a ceremony that took place Feb. a book about bug collecting and implementation and support of this kind of highly Widows and Widowers Associated. Chapter 11 of COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT — Ro­ and a book-binding machine were while Reilly was released on $500 non-surety bond. weeks. Phil is the name given to a 2. 1984, in Pennsylvania, where one about science activities for technical and .sophi.sticated zoning regulation with Manchester will sponsor a lunch Sunday at 1 p.m. at bert D. Murdock, of the Savings Bank of purchased by the school with $1,500 They are scheduled to appear in Manchester real groundhog who predicts the thousands of people could be seen the four seasons. She also has a which they (towns) are unfamiliar.” Adams Mill. Adams Street. All widowed persons are Superior Court today. weather in Punxsutaivney each cheering for Phil. In turn, the deal with the Mattel Co. fora book “This is a really technical area.” chamber Manchester; Linda Chamberland, cen­ from the bank’s Community Involve­ President Anne Flint said at the news conference. invited. For reservations please call 643-7976. ter, a teacher at Bolton Elementary ment Fund. This picture was published year. students cheered and giggled for about the adventures of their Besides the fictional story the him when he was held up for the dolls. Barbie and Ken. she said. Repinald Pmto/Manchesler Herald “ Within the municipal staff, we do not have the School: and Susan Peak, school nurse, in Tuesday’s Herald with the wrong book tells, it also puts Phii, his crowd to see. Moutran's second daughter, PHIL AND COM PANY — Author Julia technical expertise.” Manchester Planning Director Mark Pellegrini, Boost your self-esteem try out a new machine Thursday that caption. wife, Philomena, and his cousin. There are songs written about was born Nov. 27. And every few Moutran of Avon reads the story of ^ Barney, in a scientific light by the furry forecaster; a banquet in years Thanksgiving falls on that who also testified at the hearing, said today he A self-esteem workshop sponsored by Connec­ tests hearing abilities. The audiojneter “Punxsutawney Phil” to third-graders at 'showing how the creatures sur­ August, which, by the way. gives day. supports the task force’s recommendations for the tions. A Center for Learning. Inc., will be held Feb. Bowers School Monday. Her puppet, establishment of local regulations and technical Dionne, Scott Raymond II, son of Scott and vive in their habitat. Phil seven more years of life; and “ I guess I'll have to write a 2. 9, 16 and 23 from 9:30to 11 a.m. at Connections. 397 ^ assistance to municipalities. Dorene Contos Dionne of 34 Valley St., was born The Punxsutawney tradition, an official recipe for Groundhog book about Thanksgiving now.” also named Phil, accompanied her to North Main St. The workshop wil help people to But the Legislature should support the efforts of Dec. 31 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His which dates back to 1887. says cookies, which Moutran gave to Moutran said. the reading. know and love themselves better as well as teach the more than 30 towns working on local regulations. maternal grandparents are Thomas C. and Lily M .. people to express themselves more effectively. The Pellegrini said. Contos of Columbia. His paternal grandparents are facilitator is Doris Dauphinais. A fee of $35 covers He said he took strong exception to the Raymond and Barbara Dionne of Homesteader- all four sessions. A non-refundable deposit of $12 is Joseph McCaughey Sr. Fred F. McCaughey of Willington H & R Spring Co. of Manchester recommendation by the chamber and the CBIA. required by Friday. Call 646-5161 to register, or for and Joseph H. McCaughey of before its transfer to Colonial Street. He has a sister, Gyna, 2. Municipalities now “ have very clear and specific Matthews, Kailey Elizabeth, daughter of Tracy"- Boudah pleads guilty in Enfield bribe case more information. Joseph McCaughey Sr., 91, of Somers: a daughter, Florence Spring Co. of Bloomfield. He authority to develop regulations to protect ground- E. and Patricia Maltzan Matthews of 114 Oak Forest West Willington, formerly of Otka of West Willington: 11 retired in 1972, water in our statutes,” Pellegrini said. “ Their Manchester, died Tuesday (Jan. grandchildren: 15 great­ He was bom Oct. 17, 1902, in Drive was born Dec. 19 at Manchester Memorial HARTFORD (AP) — A former chairman of the felony charges against Boudah Boudah used his influence to try to block sale of the efforts should be supported by the legislature and Lincoln Dinner Dance set 24, 1989) at Johnson Memorial grandchildren: three great- LaPrairie, Quebec, Canada, and Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and-. Enfield Planning and Zoning Commission has Boudah and his lawyer. Robert L. Wyld of subdivision, the affidavit said. not stopped by the Legislature.” Hospital, Stafford Springs. He great-grandchildren; and sev­ had been a resident of Willington Mrs. William Maltzan of Marlborough. His paternal pleaded guilty to two counts of bribe receiving in the Hartford, declined comment after tbe court session In a related development. Chief State’s Attorney Members of the task force have helped town staff The Hebron Republican Town Committee is was the husband of the late Lillian eral nieces and nephews. since 1944. He was a veteran of grandmother is Mrs. Marion Matthews of culmination of an investigation of municipal Tuesday. John J. Kelly said he won’t appeal a Superior Court with Manchester’s regulation, drafted more than a sponsoring its annual Lincoln Day Dinner Dance (Marchat) McCaughey. The funeral will be Friday at a World War I, serving in the U.S. Glastonbury. corruption. The convictions stemmed from three separate judge’s decision that dismissed conspiracy and year ago. he said. The regulation has been revised at Saturday. Feb. 18. at the Manchester Country Club, He was born in Manchester on time to be announced at the Navy. He was a member of the William J. Boudah, .55, also entered a guilty plea incidents. Affidavits used to prepare warrants for bribery charges against Manchester developers least twice and is .scheduled for a public hearing 305 S. Main St. The cost is $20. Cocktails are at 6p.m. Nov. 10, 1897, the son of the late Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. First Baptist Church of Tolland. 'Tuesday in Hartford Superior Court to one count of Boudah’s arrest on the charges accused him of: Neil H. Ellis and I.eonard Seader. before the Planning and Zoning Commission with dinner following at 7 p.m. Dinner choices are Joseph and Mary E. (Moffitt) Center St. Burial will be in East Besides his wife, he is survived conspiracy to commit second-degree forgery. He ■ conspiring with John A. Castle, former In dismissing the charges on Jan. 11 against Ellis, sometime in March. roast sirloin of beef or baked scrod. Music will be McCaughey. He lived in Man­ Cemetery. Calling hours are by two daughters, Laura Joann Lottery entered the pleas under the Alford Doctrine, which planning and zoning commission secretary, to who also owns the Journal Inquirer newspaper in provided by Rob Guilmette, disc jockey, with dance chester for more than 60 years Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. Parrish of Manchester and Mary means he didn’t admit to all of the facts in the case change an official town map illegally. The map was Manchester, and Seader. a former chairman of the The chamber and individual business owners music from the 50s and 60s as well as contemporary and in West Willington for the Memorial donations may be Jeanne Hinkley of Colorado but conceded that a conviction would be likely if the of a subdivision Boudah owned. Castle was Manchester Board of Education, Judge Barry R. have objected to provisions of the regulation, which songs. Tickets may be purchased from any town past six years. He was a retired made to the charity of the donor’s Springs, Colo.; eight grandchild­ Winning numbers drawn Tuesday in lotteries case went to trial. convicted last week of three forgery charges. Schaller said the five-year statuteof limitations had they charge is too restrictive in some areas and committee member or chairpersons Joan Landon, employee of the state of choice. ren; and six great-grandchildren. around New England. Under a plea-bargain agreement. Hartford ■ insisting that a developer build a $7.5.000 house expired when the two developers were arrested in conflicts with some state Department of Environ­ 649-0292. or Nancy Lou Rapp. 228-1419. Connecticut. He was predeceased by a son, Connecticut daily: 520. Play Four: 1416. Lotto: State’s Attorney John M. Bailey will recommend and sell it to Boudah’s son for $60,000. In exchange, December 1986. mental Protection requirements. He was a U.S. Army veteran, Richard DesJardins. 4-6-12-13-18-37. that Boudah be given a nine-year suspended the affidavit said. Boudah helped Vono gain plannig Ellis and Seader. who are president and vice Gorman said one area of conflict is the serving in World War I. He was a Henry J. DesJardins The funeral will be Friday at Massachusetts daily: 1193. sentence, five years’ probation, up to a $15,000 fine commission approval j)f two subdivision president, respectively, of First Hartford Realty requirement under the town’s proposed regulation member of the Manchester Army Henry J. DesJardins, 86, for­ 10:30 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Tri-state daily: 488, 7464. and a “ substantial amount” of community service. applications. Corp,. were charged with conspiring to bribe for double-walled underground storage tanks. The Red Cross offers classes and Navy Club, American Legion merly of West Willington, hus­ Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be Rhode Island daily: 4691. Lot-O-Bucks: 3-5-18-31- He will be sentenced March 17. ■ trying to force a lawyer to give him 15 lots worth Boudah by .selling him land at a cost $50,000 below DEP had decided to abandon that requirement in Post 102, the British American band of Ruth (Moyer) DesJar­ Learn AIDS awareness, babysitting, back injury in the Willington Hill Cemetery, 36. In exchange for Boudah's guilty plea to the three $75,000 from a subdivision belonging to one of the market value in exchange for his help in winning favor of frequent inspection of tanks, he said. Club and the Disabled American dins, died Tuesday (Jan. 24,1989) prevention. CPR or first aid for children at a Willington. Calling hours are counts, the state agreed not to prosecute nine other attornev’s clients. When the lawyer refused. approval for a proposed. 40-unit complex. Greater Hartford Red Cross Chapter course this Veterans. at an area convalescent home. Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to Flint and Gorman recommended that the state February: First Aid for Children. Feb. 25. 8 a .m. to 5 He is survived by two sons. He was the owner of the former 9 p.m. Boudah’s pleas concluded the last remaining case approach groundwater protection the same way it stemming from a 16-month grand jury probe into p.m. in Manchester: Standard First Aid. Saturday. Public Meetings handles inland-wetlands laws, by allowing munici­ Keeney plaque, garage requested corruption in Enfield that resulted in six arrests. Feb. 18. 8 a m. to 5 p.m. in Manchester: Adult CPR. palities to write their own regulations based on state Thursday. Feb. 16. 6p.m. to 10 p.m, in Manchester: Three other defendants have been convicted. standards. and Community CPR. Tuesday and Thursday. Feb. College Notes MOitary Notes Meetings scheduled tonight. The town water department Keeney, 54, and his wife. 33 years, many of them as master 21 and 23. from 6 p.m to 10 p.m. in Manchester. To has asked that a plaque and a new Patricia, 58. formerly of 48 mechanic. Ferguson Road, died after their register, call 643-5111. department garage be dedicated In a Jan. 19 letter to Town Manchester car went out of control and to the memory of longtim.e Manager Robert B. Weiss, Young Housing Subcommittee, Lincoln Center gold crossed over the center line on Three on dean’s list Brown earns expert badge employee Erlis E. Keeney, who said he was circulating a petition room, 7 p.m. died Jan. 9 with his wife in a Route 83, Vernon Police Sgt. Pvt. 1st Class William R. Brown, son of Dave R. on dedicating a memorial stone, Learn disaster preparation A Manchester resident and two Coventry Democratic Town Committee, Lincoln Center Roger Barker said today. The and Francis H. Brown of 50 Edgemere Road, head-on collision with another plaque and the garage to Kee­ residents are among those named to the dean’s list hearing room, 7:30 p.m. Keeneys’ car collided with a Registration is now being taken for a course in Coventry, has been awarded the expert infantry­ vehicle on Route 83 in Vernon. ney’s memory. He said he at Johnson & Wales College, Providence, R.I., for Manchester Country Club Subcommittee, Re­ vehicle driven by Jason Ligos. 26. disaster preparedness by the Greater Hartford Red man badge. He is assigned to the 504th Infantry Keeney’s former supervisor, planned to present a proposal to W EEP^A^^/ the fall trimester. creation Department, 7:30 p.m. Daryl Hovey, had asked that the of 16 Orchard St. Cross Chapter. The Red Cross needs disaster Regiment at Fort Bragg, N.C. the Board of Directors at its Feb. Named were: Lori Flynn, 31 Strong St., majoring Ligos was released from Hart­ volunteers. The most common disaster is the The badge is the Arm y’s highest non-combat Globe Hollow Water Treatment 7 meeting. in baking and pastry arts: Brian Klambt, 92 ford Hospital today after being single-family house fire. For more information call proficiency award for Infantrymen. Brown is a 1987 Plant on Spring Street be re­ Lakeview Drive, Coventry, majoring in culinary named after Keeney, but Water treated for multiple injuries Young said Hovey has been out 678-2830. graduate of Coventry High School. arts: and David Powers, 714 Brighham Tavern Thoughts and Sewer Administrator Robert sustained in the accident, a on workman’s compensation for Road, Coventry, majoring in hotel food and Young said department em­ hospital spokesman said. the past year and was not aware A.A.R.P. sponsors trip beverage management. Joins National Guard ployees believe dedicating the Keeney had worked for the of the department’s plans for a If Christians are united they are united in one garage is more appropriate. water department for more than memorial. Manchester A.A.R.P. Chapters 1275 and 2399 are Nancy A. Dillon of Manchester has enlisted in the spirit. There is one spirit uniting all Christian co-sponoring a trip to Texas. April 15 to 23. After Residents earn degrees Connecticut Arm y National Guard for a period of churches and peoples. 'This spirit of love for others flying to Houston, the group will travel by bus to four years. shown by Jesus in his earthly life continues to be one Several Manchester residents were among 38 Dillon joined the Guard with the rank of private Galveston, San Antonio, Fredericksburg. Laredo. students at Central Connecticut State University of the most powerful forces uniting all Christians. 5 0 % Off first class and was assigned to Headquarters, Fort Worth, and Dallas, visiting many points of If we watch Christians at work we will see them recently awarded degrees at the first fall Headquarters Company 1st Battalion 169th Infantry interest on the way. The cost is$959twin. $939 triple, undergraduate commencement in the history of the reaching out to others around them in many ways to ;.r- URGENT! OPEN HOUSE and $1,259 single. The trip is open to the public. For in Manchester. express their love in words and deeds. They are ■ university. New Britain. Before joining the guard she served in the U.S. more information, call Peggy Kehler. 649-0157 or truly concerned about the needs of others whether ON SELECTED Earning bachelor of arts degrees were: Sue Army. She is a graduate of Vernon Regional Adult Helen Chevalier, 649-3030. they are hungry, lonesome, cold, homeless, poor, South Windsor Sylvan Learning Center Cavaliere, 56 Lorraine Road; Melissa Roth, 156 High School and is employed by AMB Service Co. of Road; Jose Velasco, 324 Woodland St.; and suffering from heartache or from physical pains. Manchester. Kathleen White, 717 Tolland Turnpike. Christians want to help. The spirit of a loving God ; Martin Simon, 38 Glenwood St., earned a bachelor is in the hearts and lives of these Christians. This O DOOR PRIZES: 2 FREE DIAGNOSTIC TESTS! WINTER of fine arts degree. Bachelor of science degrees Completes combat course Spirit dri ves all Christians to try to help others. This First-week finalists were awarded to Kathleen Carlin, 32 Palm St.; same Spirit unites all Christians. They are one in '■] Mary Cleary, 6 Cushman Drive; Patricia Hardy, 74 Pvt. David E. Paine Jr., son of David E. Paine of spirit. In Herald trip contest Avondale Road; Lori Nolin, 313 Charter Oak St.; Amston and Geraldeen M. Rose of 482 Hilliard St., EVERYONE WELCOME! MERCHANDISE! John Reiser, 16 Sanford Road; and Della has completed a combat engineer course at the U.S. Rev. Lawrence S. Staples C ; 1 Thirty-eight entries have been drawn in the Schatzman, 38 Norwood St. Army Training Center, Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. South United Methodist Church -Zr Moms, Dads, Kids, first week of the Manchester Herald’s vacation contest in which the grand prize is a trip to Walt Grandparents, Friends Disney World in Florida. Two entries are drawn each week from Weather coupons deposited at the 19 co-sponsoring iiaiirhpHlpr Hrrald JAN. 26 • 10 am - 8 pm businesses. The weekly winners become Refreshments • Balloons for the kids finalists for the vacation drawing Feb. 15 at the Snow likely USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 98 AAA Travel Agency. 391 Broad St., which is Manchester and vicinity: To­ All Sales Final. 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Jan. 25, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Jan. 25, 1989 - 5 Town asks change Census State tells diners LO C A L to count & STATE in plans for road they have right to homeless A Loomis house Is topic off Buckland St. no fake crabmeat FAIRFIELD (AP) — Advo­ cates for the homeless lauded By Peter Vlles The agency has never had to COVENTRY — A public hearing on ideas . allow shopping center customers By Nancy Concelman plans by the U.S. Census Bureau The Associated Press for reuse of the Loomis house at 1747 to make left turns from Red Stone take a restaurant to court, but Manchester Herald to get a truer count of the nation’s Turnpike has been scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Road onto Buckland Street. , McGuire said that’s what would homeless population, but warn HARTFORD — When the state happen if a restaurant wouldn’t Thursday in the Coventry High School The town has suggested moving The DOT and town staff said auditorium. that a one-night snapshot won’t Department of Consumer Protec­ give in. the planned Red Ston.e Road, would iback iip on Buck- provide a very accurate picture. tion tells Connecticut restaurants In recent years, the biggest Citizens are invited to share their ideas designed more than two years land Street at the intersection A and concerns about use of the house after a ^ U.S. Census officials on Tues­ “ no substitutions, please,” it problem has been with imitation ago to serve the 112-room Red wjth Red Stone Road and create a brief presentation by the town. day held the first in a series of means no fake crabmeat. no crabmeat used in salads, Roof Inn and surrounding develr hazard for cars coming off the The town recently acquired the house and meetings in Connecticut with jumbo shrimp that aren’t, and no McGuire said, but most restau­ opment off Buckland-, Street, Interstate ,84 eastbound exi( ramp 3.58 acres of land from the Porter Library local officials and representa­ other half truths on the menu. rants have agreed to call the farther south on Buckland Street nearby. Association. The estate of June Loomis had tives from social service agencies In an effort to get that message concoction by another name. and possibly connecting it with The original Red' Stone Road bequeathed the building and land to the the to explain how the homeless count to people who eat out and to the ‘“ Seafood salad’ is permissible Slater Street or Tolland was also dead-ended to serve only association. will be done and to seek their help, restaurants that serve them, the and it’s just as acceptable to the Turnpike. the motel and surrounding devel­ Those who cannot attend the hearing may j The Census Bureau plans to agency on Tuesday released a consumer.” he said. Planning Director Mark Pelle­ opment, but the town asked Fuss submit written comments to the office of conduct its “ shelter and street pamphlet that exposes phony A more recent trend, and one grini Monday presented three & O’Neill to study the possibility the town manager. 1712 Main St.. Coventry night” count on March 20. 1990, restaurant claims. restaurants have been less wil­ proposals for the relocation and of extending the road to develop­ 06238. several weeks before the official The pamphlet is a mock menu ling to explain to their customers, lengthening of the road to the ment south and,east of the motel census begins April 1. for a mythical restaurant called is toward “ prefabricated or im­ Planning and Zoning to Slater Street or Tolland N It will still be cold then and Tim ’s Place — for Truth In Menu itation products, like roast beef Commission, ’Turnpike. School sets signups many homeless people will not — and it warns Connecticut that’s made from ground, chuck The .three proposals are: to Th.e road as proposed by Fuss & , yet have fled the shelters for the restaurant-goers about some om­ meat and pressed together so it St. James School at 73 Park St. will hold make Redstpne Road a dead end O’Neill would serve nearly 200 streets, so it will be easier to inous trends in eating out. looks like the original piece of registration for kindergarten through and move its entrance south on acres of development between locate them, said Barbara Har­ Like Canadian bacon that’s just meat,” McGuire said. grade 8 for the 1989-90 school year Jan. 30 Buckland Street, to extend Red­ Buckland and Slater streets and AP photo ris. the bureau’s Census Aware­ a ham and water product, rolled “ To change ‘roast beef’ on a through Feb. 3 from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. stone Road to Tolland Turnpike Tolland ’Turnpike. incluc|ing the ness Program coodinator for the and spiced to look and taste like menu to ‘chopped, formed, beef Registration will be held in con.1unction a f t e r n o o n SEND-OFF — Striking Colt workers and supporters watch from Buckland Street, and to motel, the 450-unit Brentwood Boston area. BEAR PARTS — State environmental undercover investigation into the illegal the real thing. with 10 percent solution of water with Catholic Schools Week. The theme this a car leave the parking lot across the street from the Hartford firearms extend Redstone Road to Slater Condominiums and 334 proposed Or a crabmeat salad that’s Scores of U.S. Census takers and flavorings added.’ that’s year is “ Catholic Schools: Communities Street from Buckland Street. residential units, Pellegrini said officers from Massachusetts and Con­ killing, sale and purchase of wildlife and really made from pollock, crab manufacturer Tuesday. Members of the United Auto Workers have been will fan out across Connecticut another thing.” he said. with Memories.” The town had asked Fuss & today. necticut examine some of the evidence wildlife parts. Arrests were made in the extract, crab flavor and artificial on strike against Colt Industries’ Firearms Division for three years. Many , qhec.king shelters, city parks, Both Neal and McGuire Events include a special Mass, an open O’Neill Inc., a Manchester engi­ The property owners affected gathered in Springfield, Mass., in an case Tuesday. coloring. stressed that the agency isn’t of the strikers have been replaced by non-union workers. underneath bridges and in aban­ house with students’ work on display, an neering firm, to study the possi­ by the proposals have been Or a number of other foods that trying to steer consumers away assembly to remember people who have doned cars for homeless people. bilities for the road. If the first meeting for the past 10 months on some restaurants skimp on, like from the newer restaurant foods, Census takers will survey shel­ served the school for the past 10 years, and proposal were adopted, the en­ the alternatives but have not whipped cream that isn’t, and such as “ imitation pork chops” a school dance. Program aims ‘to be fair’ Republicans honor 4 ters between 6p.m. and midnight. trance wou\d be moved halfway reached any conclusions, Pelle­ Sting reveals bear slaughter “ kosher-style” foods that aren’t. that are made from pork but The theme will be depicted in displays grini said. then cruise areas where the HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. William A. Four Manchester Republicans will be between the Buckland Street- “ There are some times when it aren’t chops. showing the history of the school and people homeless are known to sleep O’ Neill, in a move to curb the increasing honored a Lincoln Day dinner scheduled Tolland Turnpike intersection The road proposals could also doesn’t matter,” said June Neal, “ They’re selling something who were part of its heritage. between 2 a m. and 4 a.m. costs of injury claims by state employees, is and the Interstate 84-east ramps. “ provide some relief at the a spokeswoman for the state that tastes good.” McGuire said. Feb. 25 at Willie’s Steak House, 444 Center Jane McNichol, executive di­ asking state administrators to take steps to St. The original road was to be Buckland-Tolland intersection,” Department of Consumer Protec­ “ That’s going to be the trend for rector for the Connecticut Coali­ for gall-bladder aphrodisiacs make sure the claims program is “ fair to located near Crossen Realty Inc. Pellegrini said. tion. “ Like when I take my the future. It’s fine if they want to Ties to bomber eyed Awards will be presented Barbara A. tion for the Homeless, said, for everyone.” of 117 Buckland St., which is close “ I like the concept,” commis­ 4-year-old out for pancakes. I use them, as long as they tell the King, corresponding secretary of the instance, that many people float NORWALK (AP) — A series of telephone The costs associated with injury claims to the 1-84 entrance ramp. sion member William Bayer said. SPRINGFIELD. Mass. (A P) - extensive ever conducted in the proof whatsoever” that the bear don’t care if it’s real maple syrup customers what they’re getting.” Republican Town Committee: Marion between jail or hospitals and life calls led state police to investigate whether have risen from $1.2 million in 1974 to an The original location became a Commission member Ronald Nearly a dozen people were Northeast.” said Alan McGroary, organs or rhinoceros horns are or not. Jean Cronin, an assistant vice Taggart, former vice chairman of thfe on the street, so they might not a Stratford company conducted an illegal estimated $44 million during this fiscal problem for the Konover Devel­ Gates asked how a connection arrested in a poaching sting that director of the Massachusetts aphrodisiacs, he said. “ But still, I don’t want to see it president for the Connecticut committee: Anne Gauvin and Dr. H. John get counted on March 20. 1990. investigation into the activities of an year. opment Co. of West Hartford, would affect traffic on Slater uncovered the slaughter of more Division of Environmental Law The .superstition, however, has on the menu as maple syrup if it Restaurant Association, said the Malone, former members of the Board of “ I ’m concerned that ... there animal rights activist charged in the O’Neill requested the recommendations Education. when its application to build a Street. Pellegrini said Slater than 400 black bears for their gall Enforcement. pushed the street value of dried, isn’t.” group has already warned its 700 can be serious undercounting.” attempted bombing at U.S. Surgical Corp, in a letter last month to state Commissioner 120.000-square-foot shopping cen­ would probably have to be bladders, prized as aphrodisiacs At the college, which served as powdered black bear gall Neal said the department pro­ members to “ make sure what Special recognition will be given to four she said. state police said. of Administrative Services Stephen J. ter next to the Red Roof Inn widened but not by much. in the Far East. headquarters during the roundup bladders overseas above that of duced the pamphlet to help you’re calling it on the menu is in other prominent Republicans: former state The homeless will be asked a The company. Perceptions International Negri, whose department oversees the between Buckland and Slater Any proposals for the road “ This is just the tip of this of suspects, officials displayed heroin or cocaine in the United consumers know their rights in a fact a very accurate description Sen. Carl Zinnser, who sought unsuccess­ series of demographic questions, Inc., is not licensed by the state to conduct workers’ compensation program for 52,000 streets was denied by the com­ would probably have to come particular iceberg,” said Walter some of the dozens of pelts and States. Bickford said. The powder time when restaurants are in­ of what it is.” fully to regain his Senate seat in the including age. race, sex and private investigations, said Detective Ed state employees. The letter was made mission in September 1987. before the commission in the Bickford, commissioner of the gall bladders confiscated in the can .sell for$540anounceormore. creasingly experimenting with But Cronin said Connecticut November election: Susan Buckno, who marital status. People in shelters Hidek of the state police special services public Tuesday. Konover decided to abandon form of an application for devel­ Massachusetts Department of raids. Among the pelts were those The investigation was led by “ designer foods” and “prefabri­ consumers tend to be sophisti­ ran unsuccessfully ran for state represen­ but not on the streets will also be unit in Meriden. In making the recommendations, O’Neill the project because the PZC, opment of area land, Pellegrini Fisheries. Wildlife and Environ­ of a mountain lion and several two field officers from Massachu­ cated foods” that aren’t exactly cated enough to know when tative from Manchester’s 13th Assembly asked a series of questions about Mark Mead of Westport has told the cited a series of articles by The Hartford acting on a recommendation said. mental Law Enforcement. bobcats. setts and New York, who took what they sound like. something isn’t quite right. And District: state Rep. Paul Munns of their place of birth, education, semiweekly Westport News that Percep­ Courant found the compensation system is from the state Department of “ Right now it’s up to all the “ We’re aware of numerous other Also displayed were videotapes part in what Bickford described The problem with such sneaky she said the current trend among Glastonbury and state Rep. J. Peter language spoken and work expe­ tions paid him to make contact with animal open to abuse and high costs because of Fusscas of Marlborough, whose assembly Transportation, voted not to owners,” he said. operations like this in and photographs of 27 bear as strange rituals in their under­ substitutions is twofold, the pam­ restaurants in the state is toward rience. The information is confi­ rights activist Fran Truff. who was charged generous benefits and laws, and a lack of Massachusetts.” carcasses piled in a meadow in cover work. phlet says. natural foods, not toward “ de­ districts include part of Manchester. dential and can’t be used to with attempted murder in the attempted programs to reduce the possibly of injuries. The arrests were made in raids the Catskills. Bickford said inves­ “ If you’re paying for Canadian signer foods.” The celebration will begin with a identify the person. One ritual involved christening bombing at U.S. Surgical’s Norwalk reception at 6:30 p.m. Dinner will be served that began at 6 a m. Tuesday in tigators bought at least .360 gall bacon, that’s what you should get. “ I think most of the restaurants Sidewalk delay OK’d The bureau needs help from Massachusetts. Connecticut. bladders in addition to carcasses new pickup trucks “ by building a headquarters in November. even ifyourpalateissojadedthat in Connecticut are pretty tradi­ at 7:30 p.m. There will be dancing until local officials because they are bed of dead deer carcasses. ... “ We had a few phone calls, anonymous New Hampshire and Florida, and skins. you can’t tell the difference tional, and they’re not getting into Legislators honor victims 12:30. Tickets cost $30 per person. the ones who will know where the When you’re dealing with a group phone calls, that gave us information about wildlife officials announced later He said the number of black anymore.” the pamphlet says. these strange cooking techniques homeless camp themselves for like this, you're talking about what happened at U.S. Surgical.” said Lt. HARTFORD (A P) — For the first time despite safety fears that day at a news conference at bears apparently slaughtered for “ Secondly, we, as educated or these new imitation foods.” Ozone protection sought the night, said Julio Martos, a- some bizarre behavior,” he said. Kenneth Kirschner, commander of the since the 1989 General Assembly convened Springfield Technical Commun­ their gall bladders nearly consumers have the right to know One Hartford restaurant that census official. special services unit. “ As the calls grew, we Jan. 4. the House and Senate met today to ity College. equaled the black bear population Three of the arrested suspects what we are eating.” it says. isn’t worried about the state’s HARTFORD (AP) — A group of state The Planning and Zoning Com­ 148-lot subdivision, Gary Pierce Local homeless workers will decided it was time to look into it.” take up a couple of technical bills and a The raids were the culmination in Massachusetts. Most of the were from Massachusetts, three In a recent survey of 123 new pamphlet is Timothy’s, lawmakers introduced what they called mission has decided to stand by and the Mary Catherine Develop­ also be recruited as counters, resolution on the deaths of Connecticut of a 2‘/!-year investigation that bears were taken in Maine. New more were from Connecticut, Connecticut restaurants, the which specializes in fresh-baked “ hole in the sky bills.” a six-bill package an earlier decision allowing the ment Co. of Windsor, don’t plan to because success depends largely residents on Pan Am Flight 103 in “ tracked approximately $.50,000 Hampshire and Canada, he said four from New Hampshire and agency found that 72 of the breads and soups and other items Alcohol on campus nixed aimed at cutting use of a man-made developer of a Birch Mountain install the walks, but the town or on having the street count con­ December. in transactions involving every­ The arresting officers also one suspect was arrested in eateries made false claims in that cook Steve Strauss describes chemical that has been slowly destroying Road subdivision to delay instal­ the Planning and Zoning Com­ ducted by people familar with a HARTFORD (A P) — State Rep. Edith G. The resolution describes the nine resi­ thing from endangered species to confiscated boxes of pills that Florida. Wildlife officials said their menus. as “ good, wholesome, mom’s the earth’s ozone layer for more than 50 lation of sidewalks, despite con­ mission could require them in the particular area, he said. Prague, an ardent supporter of anti- dents killed when a bomb ripped apart the black bear gall bladders,” game were said to contain small more arrests were expected in In 30 percent of the restaurants foods.” years. cerns raised by the Board of future, town Planning Director Martos and others say state and drunken driving legislation, is sponsoring a jetliner over Scotland as among the state’s officials from Massachusetts. amounts of rhinoceros horn, New York and an undetermined surveyed, items were described “ The idea of promoting some­ State Rep. David Lavine. D-Durham. Education. Mark Pellegrini said. local officials will be able to make bill banning the sale, serving or consump­ “ best and brightest” and extends the Connecticut. New York and the which hold the same value in tiie number of suspects in other as homemade when in fact they thing as homemade is silly.” announced six bills Tuesday to protect the Commission members last Commission alternate Marion a stronger case in applying for tion of alcoholic beverages on Connecticut legislature’s sympathies to their families. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Far East as the gall bladders. states were still at large. were made in a commercial Straus said. “ You either have it earth’s atmosphere from chlorofluorocar- month discussed rescinding ap­ Taggart said she would like to see federal aid for the homeless if public college campuses. said in a joint statement. “ This is a primitive supersti­ The arrested suspects together bakery. or you don’t. This is one place bons. or CFCs. chemicals that destroy the proval of the sidewalk deferment the walks installed, but members they have a truer count. The Columbia Democrat said alcohol “ This operation is the most tion,” said Bickford. “ There is no face more than 100 counts. Under Connecticut law, foods where the food speaks for itself.” ozone layer, the 20-mile-thick belt of gas on Birch Mountain road after the abuse by young people “ is a ma.1or problem Richer in crisis group Ronald Gates and William Bayer “ If we don’t have an accurate can be described as homemade that protects the earth from the sun’s Board of Education raised con­ which cannot be shrugged off or i^ o re d .” said they were willing to wait. count, w e’re not going to mobilize only if they are made in the home Nikki Richer of Manchester has been ultraviolet rays. cerns aj)out the safety of children ‘"rhe destruction on our campuses is In June, the PZC approved the the citizenry ... to care for the or under conditions that normally appointed to a two-year term on the board CFCs. sometimes called freon, were walking to school bus stops. Canton man faces bomb charges outrageous.” Prague said, noting that most subdivision with deferment of homeless,” said Bridgeport exist in the home. of directors of Families in Crisis, a support developed in the 1930s as a coolant for But, in agreeing Monday not to walks on one side of each of the Mayor Thomas W. Bucci. one of CALDWELL college students are under the legal BARKHAMSTED (AP) - A police said. Spescia is accused on three There were others surprises, and advocacy group for families of people refrigerators. Their use as aerosol propel­ rescind the earlier vote. PZC roads within the subdivision and about two dozen Bridgeport-area drinking age of 21. “ Learning to drink is not in prison. Canton man is facing a series of The investigation was continu­ separate occasions between May such as fresh fish that wasn’t. lants has been mostly banned, but they are . members said grading and curbs on both sides of Birch Mountain officials and social workers who part of the curriculum.” charges after being arrested ing to determine whether Spescia and July 1987 of possessing Virginia ham that had never been OIL INC. Richer is coordinator of residential still used in a variety of functions, for the walks had already been Road. About 14 houses in the attended Tuesday’s meeting at She noted that Central Connecticut State services at Hartford’s Institute of Living. while he was driving away from was responsible for the bombing firearms that had moved in south of Philadelphia and butter principally in refrigerators, automobile air installed along Birch Mountain subdivision front Birch Mountain Sacred Heart University. University in New Britain has banned She is a certified independent social worker the scene of a late-night pipe incident, .state police said. interstate commerce, Twardy that was margarine. conditioners, cleaning solvents, and as Road. ’The developers of the Road, Pellegrini said. Census officials expect to meet consumption of alcohol by students on and has worked as a therapist and blowing agents to puff up styrofoam bomb explosion in Barkhamsted. In a separate development, a said. Department of Consumer Af­ .75® campus. with local officials in about 15 federal grand jury sitting in A fourth count charges SP^scia ” fairs Food Chief Jack McGuire, par gal. C. O. D. administrator at local psychiatric and containers. cities throughout the Northeast state police said. Under her proposal, a board of college human services facilities. State police said they arrested Hartford returned a five-count with possession of an unregis­ who led the restaurant survey, ISO gal. minimum purchaaa “ These compounds are like Franken­ over the next three months to administrators would set penalties for indictment charging Spescia with tered firearm silencer and a fifth said most restaurants respond Thomas R. Missett of Southington was stein’s monster.” Lavine said, ‘"rhey are discus the homeless count, with Vincent A. Spescia. 54. of Canton violations and uniformly enforce them pos.sessing an unregistered fire­ count charges him with posses­ when the agency tells them their also appointed to a two-year term on the the man-made compounds that got away meetings scheduled for Wednes­ a short distance from the scene of 649-8841 across the state. board. from us.” an explosion on the lawn of a arm silencer and possessing a sion of a firearm silencer which menus need changing for the sake PdcM Sub/«cf to Chongo day in Hartford and next month in firearm silencer that wasn’t was not identified by a—serial of accuracy. New Haven. Harris said. home on Route 219 about 10:15 p.m. Monday. properly identified, federal au­ number. ____ The homeless count will be thorities said. If convicted. Spescia could be Spescia was driving a car that conducted throughout the nation Spescia. who was convicted in sentenced to five years in prison was seen speeding away from the and not just in urban areas, said 1975 of conspiring to sell military and a $5,000 fine on each of the Bolton health chief home of Bruce Brynga, according Arnold Goldstein, an official in explosives and firearm s, is first three counts and to 10 years to state police. There were no the Census Bureau’s Washington charged with three counts of in prison and a $10,000 fine on the injuries caused by the bomb and office. possession of a firearm by a felon. other two counts. wants pay doubled McNichol said she had no there was minor damage to COMiOVER reliable estimate for the number Brynga’s front lawn, police said. 4 0 of homeless in Connecticut, be­ Police said a search of Spes- ZP rtraits By Andrew J. Davis recommendations of the xiuard of cause various agencies have cia’s home turned up explosive Manchester Herald Finance at the Annual Town relied largely on shelter materials that were removed by POSTER Meeting. The official date of the populations. the state police bomb disposal BOLTON - Dr. C. Wendell meeting has not been set. TOTAIKOVER unit. Wickersham. town health direc­ “ What we do know is that 18.600 In.another matter, the select­ peole used shelters last year and Spescia was charged with tor. says he is spending more time men voted ’Tuesday to approve an on the job and has asked the another significant amount of breach of peace, interfering with increase in the pay for clerks who people were in welfare hotels.” a police office and possession of a PRINTS selectmen to give him a $2,000 take notes at government raise. ROLI0VERS. she said. dangerous weapon. He was taken meetings. to Sharon Hospital after com­ Wickersham made the request A study by the United Way of Clerks now are paid $15 for a Eastern Fairfield County put the plaining of chest pain and was to at a meeting of the Board of two-hour meeting and $6.05 an Selectmen ’Tuesday at the Com­ number of homeless in the be presented in court following hour thereafter. his release from the hospital. 1 Bridgeport area at 2..535 in 1987. munity Hall. Helen M. Kemp, town adminis­ FREE IRA SEMINAR Get the If Wickersham gets the raise, trative assistant, told the board he would make $4,000 a year. she was unable to hire clerks at Retiring or leaving your job? Come over to First Federal Wickersham said that over the the current salary. and get some good advice on IRA rollovers. The Eagle’s big picture! last few months he has spent an “ The money being offered now presenting a free IRA seminar Thursday, February 9,1989 ^ FIT.. average of five hours a month on is not enticing.” said Kemp. “ I at 7 p.m. his duties for the town, practi-. Liven up your wall with can’t hire anybody.” You’ll talk with someone who knows what he’s talking $42.95 Value NOW ONLY cally doubling his hours. He said The board voted to pay meeting COMFORT! a big, poster-size print. about. Our featured speaker is Robert Skomars, a retire­ the pay increase is reasonable for clerks on a sliding scale of $25, if ment service consultant/educator for Universal Pensions, 42 Portrait Package: the increased hours. the meeting is scheduled but later 1-10x13, 2-8x10s, 3-5x7s, ‘"The time and effort is consid­ Inc. He’ll tell you everything about rollovers: what they ‘ canceled, $35 for a meeting of two IS wallets, 9 Nev/ Mini-Portraits and erable,” he said. “ It’s much more are, what tax advantages they have, who’s eligible to hours or less, and $45 for a Add your personal touch to any room with Personalized 12 All-Occasion Caption Portraits ™ than it used to be. It’s a constant meeting exceeding two hours. make one and how they can benefit you effort.” He added today that he Converse was the only select­ For reservations, call (203) 289-6401, ext. 250. The Poster Prints. They come in large 20" x 30" and 12" x Right now lor only $1695 you can get 42 professional portraits including a 10x13 and sometimes receives calls related 12 All-Occasion Caption F^rtraits Oust apply your choice ol 30 messages). There's no man to vote against the increase. seminar is at the Eagle’s main office at 1137 Main Street 18" sizes and are made from those special 35mm color appointment necessary and K mart welcomes babies, children, adults and groups to his business as town health He said he was against the in East Hartford. The admission and the refreshments are negatives or slides. You can’t make a bigger impression Poses our selection $1 each additional subiect Not valid with any other otter One advertised special director during late hours. proposal because it would be per lamily Portrait sizes approximate „ . ^ First Selectman Sandra W. free - so come over and give rollovers a once-over with with your favorite photos. difficult to keep track of hours. Robert Skomars. r > Pierog and Selectman Douglas T. Zizka, who suggested the slid­ ^K o d a kix Featuring 12 All-Occasion Cheney both voiced support for " * " " * ing scale, disagreed with Con­ • Over too work styles ZO^xSO" *17.95 • 12''xl8" *14.95 Caption Portraits ™ the request. Selectmen Lawrence verse. * * * ***** in stock to let us fit your A. Converse III, Carl A. Preuss The pay hike would affect shoe or boot to your job! ' A 8 C D E EE EEE I and Michael A. Zizka offered no • Over 125 sizes and widths in stock clerks for about 11 boards, said 10-14 9-16 8-13 5-16 7-13 6-14 7-13 opinion. Kemp. Included are the Board of to let us fit your shoe or boot to WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25 thru SUNDAY, JANUARY 29 Wickersham’s request came Selectmen, Board of Finance and your foot. SNAP SHACK Your working feet deserve nothing less DAILY: 10am*7pm -a SUNDAY: lOam-Spm during a review of*department the Zoning Board of Appeals. lifst iMezal Savings budgets. 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Jan. 25, 1989 NATION & WORLD Little ‘post- abortion trauma’ Here are the concrete facts: WASHINGTON (AP) — The American Psy­ more research on the subject is needed. ‘Pyrament’ begins a new age of cement chological Association says a survey of the Wilcox said APA experts surveyed more than scientific research on abortion suggests that 100 studies on the psychological effects of WASHINGTON (AP) - Hard- night and traffic can roll on it State University, who once most women suffer no lasting emotional abortion and found that most were flawed nosed highway engineers from during the next morning’s rush worked for the Pottawattamie Bundy took secrets to his grave problems from the procedure. scientifically because they failed to make valid across America watched as work­ hour. By contrast, conventional County Engineering Department “By,and large, what you find is that most of the concrete takes a week or two to in Iowa. “This shows excellent A comparisons. For example, Wilcox said, no men in gray laboratory smocks women who have abortions experience a sense of cure. potential in terms of flexural and SEATTLE (AP) — Afterendur- connection to two Utah deaths in won’t do it again.” studies have directly compared the relative smoothed out a fresh-laid bed of legacy of frustration for those relief,” Brian Wilcox, director of public interest concrete on the floor of a hotel Pyrament costs six to eight compressive strengths.” ing more than a decade of Ted who suspect he killed many more. which he is a suspect, including Bundy was executed for the effects on women who choose abortion with those 1978 rape and murder of 12-year- legislation at the APA, said in an interview on who decide to bear an unwanted child for ballroom. cents a pound, twice as much as Said Herman Griffin, a trans­ Bundy’s smug silence and de­ No one knows the enormity of the October 1974 strangulation Tuesday. ordinary cement. “But the cost of portation engineer specializing in nials, relatives of his acknowl­ old Kimberly Leach of Lake City, adoption, or raise a child out of wedlock. They may have been witnesses Bundy’s crimes. FBI officials and beating death of Laura Anne The APA survey found that much research on to the dawning of a new age of the cement is an insignificant highway maintenance for the edged victims found a chilling said years ago he might be Aime, 17, of Salem, Utah. Fla. He also was convicted of In general, however, the studies do not show killing two women in 1978 at a the subject has been flawed, but it also found the any lasting psychological trauma that can be cement. part of the cost of construction,” Georgia Department of Trans­ relief in his llth-hour admission implicated in 36 slayings through­ But there was no doubt Tuesday said Stewart. portation: “I’d like to get some A notion of a posbabortion syndrome is not a The product called Pyrament of a life of rape and murder. out the West. But Bundy’s confes­ in the mind of her mother that Florida State University sorority attributed to abortion, he said. house. His gush of confessions in ‘‘scientifidally or medically recognized’’ “It’s clear that the vast majority of women are (cement that lasts as long as the Lone Star, which makes a tenth and mix it and put it down in the "Thfe only thing I can say is sions included deaths to which he Bundy killed her child. disprder. of the 90 million tons of cement real world. And see if it does as thank God, it’s finally over,” said the four days before his electrocu­ not going to experience any significant prob­ Pyramids) will divide cement had not previously been linked, "He needed to die very badly,” Earlier this month, U.S. Surgeon General C. history into eras: “B.P. andA.P. consumed each year in the United good as they say.” Vivian Rancourt of LaConner, such as two in Idaho, and he did Shirlene Aime said, but she tion did not include those deaths. lems,” said Wilcox. “Millions of women are Robert Keppel, an investigator Everett Koop said in a letter to the White House having abortions and it appears to be a relatively — Before Pyrament and After States, has been losing business Not only can highways be whose 18-year-old daughter, Su­ not give specifics on at least 10 conceded the last minutes of to cheap imported cement. repaired overnight. Lone Star san, disappeared April 17,1974. In for the Washington state attorney that there was no scientifically sound evidence benign procedure both medically and psychologi­ Pyrament,” proclaimed James others in which he was a suspect. waiting for his execution were showing negative health effects to the 1.5 million E. Stewart, chairman of Lone The company’s cement and said, but: the days before his execution "horrible.” general, said the law student cally. It just depends on the circumstances “I don’t think we have even .women who get abortions annually. surrounding the abortion.” Star Industries, concrete profits fell in half in 1987. ■ Pyrament’s extra strength Tuesday, Bundy confessed to her dropout from Tacoma was unwil­ It thinks Pyrament, whose for­ will permit thinner concrete slaying. scratched the surface with “It made me feel guilty,” she ling in interviews to talk about Groups opposed to abortion have promoted the “It’s a material as close to Wilcox said there is “the occasional woman” stone as anything can be without mula is secret, may be the answer beams, allowing skyscrapers to Bundy,” Sheriff Pete Hayward of said. "Despite all the things he some cases that gave him "pain­ idea of a “post-abortion trauma,” typically by who has difficulty adjusting emotionally after an But an investigator who heard Salt Lake County, Utah, said did to my daughter and all the offering anecdotal evidence about individual being stone,” Stewart said. to its prayers. have more floors in the same ful memories,” and balked at abortion, “but that depends on whether she has The company invited a thou­ height as those built with run-of- some of Bundy’s confessions said after the execution, “Somewhere other girls, I started to think, confessing to deaths before 1973. cases. Concrete is a mixture of cement had psychological problems in the past and what powder, sand, water and gravel. sand transportation research ex­ the-mill concrete. N there were crimes the serial there is someone Bundy has told ‘How low am I, waiting fora man “That seemed to be where he Olivia Gans, director of a group called motivated the abortion, or if she was forced into Concrete made of Pyrament ecutives, attending a convention, ■ Pyrament will cure in killer wouldn’t talk about and the whole story to.” to die?’ ” drew the line,” said Keppel, who American Victims of Abortion, said negative having an abortion.” secrets he took with him to Her long-sought relief at Bun­ findings on the effects of abortion are absent hardens in four hours. Some to come kick its tires. temperatures as low as 28 de­ Bundy confessed to eight Utah spent about two hours during the They tried to be skeptical. grees Fahrenheit. Conventional Florida’s electric chair. dy’s death was slow to come, she weekend extracting confessions from scientific literature because the APA and “If a woman had to have an abortion and she poured at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday in killings, but because he identified said. the American Medical Association have a didn’t want it, she might feel very badly about the ballroom of the Omni- “I’ve put down an awful lot of concrete won’t harden when the The 42-year-old Bundy, who only two victims there, authori­ from a shaken, tearful Bundy. test pavement in my 33 years as a temperature falls below 35. So the Keppel said Bundy denied pro-abortion “bias.” it," he said. “But the vast majority of abortions Shoreham Hotel was hard as a was convicted of murdering three ties said many cases may never "I still have this empty feeling. But she agreed with both Wilcox and Koop that are chosen by women” rock at lunchtime. professor of civil engineering,” construction season can be ex­ people in Florida, admitted kil­ be solved. I’m sick to my stomach. It’s an kidnapping and killing 8-year-old That means fix a highway in the said James M. Hoover of Iowa tended deeper into the winter. Ann Marie Burr in 1961, when AP photo ling 23 other women after a ■ Investigators said Bundy would uptight, horrible feeling. But it is decade of denial, but he 'eft a not answer when askf»d about his a relief to know he’s gone, and he Bundy would have been just 14. LAST INTERVIEW — Serial killer Ted Bundy ponders a question during a Monday night interview with James Dobson, a religious broadcasterand psychologist. Bundy in the Greater died Tuesday in Florida’s electric chair. 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Jan. 25, 1989 - 11 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 25, 1989 NATION Fed chief wants a lower inflation rate OPINION WASHINGTON (AP) - Federal the tight side, he said. “ Obviously we would prefer inter­ in the longer run Greenspan leaned Reserve Board Chairman Alan est rates to be lower rather than more in the direction of lower interest “ The long-run costs of a return to J & W ORLD Greenspan hopes to dampen fears of higher all the time,” he said. rates,” said John Wilson, chief higher inflation, and the risks of this rising inflation with a promise that the economist of the Bank of America. occurring under current circumstan­ The stock market surged higher Fed will keep a tight rein on the money However, Greenspan’s accompany­ Woman bishop approved ces, are sufficiently great that Fed­ Tuesday, pushing the Dow Jones Kissinger supply. ing contention that economic growth New arena, eral Reserve policy at this juncture industrial average for the first time ...Vo YoO BOSTON (A P) — The election of the first must dip below 3 percent could spell A Greenspan, in an appearance be­ might well be advised to err more on woman bishop of the Episcopal Church has back to the levels it held just before serious trouble for the administration FtELlHe THW W fore the House Banking Committee on the side of restrictiveness than of the October 1987 market crash. been approved oyer some adamant objections, of President Bush, who is counting on Tuesday, warned that strains on stimulus," he said. Market watchers said investor optim­ m ^ a shadow but church officials say they don’t expect the high growth and lower interest rates factory capacity and a tight labor ism about Greenspan’s comments but no place misgivings to develop into a schism. But, in response to questions, to bring the budget deficit down. C70l>i6 ^ UT-Tte market, particularly in the Northeast, helped fuel the rally. Tuesday’s mail brought the 60th ballot Greenspan also indicated that the are likely to keep inflation pressures The growth generates more tax required to give the Rev. Barbara C. Harris central bank would like to lower ■^00 bubbling in the near term! “ The market reaction read it. No. 1, revenue for the government, while for Baker approval from a majority of the 118 Episcopal interest rates if it can be done at some in the short term the Fed will continue lower interest rates reduce the A for parking bishops around the nation, said the Rev. James As a result, the central bank’s point without causing an acceleration to tighten to ensure that inflation is carrying costs on the $2.7 trillion Solheim, spokesman for the Episcopal Diocese monetary policy should continue on in price increases. under control, but more importantly. national debt. By Jack Anderson of Massachusetts. and Dale Van Atta Those votes ratified the Sept. 24 election of Harris by the Boston diocese. The selection of Officials of the University of Connecticut WASHINGTON — As James Baker Harris, a former public relations executive are looking for some means of providing The Bush Cabinet: Return to Vietnam prepares to take charge of U.S. who is black and was once divorced, sent parking spaces on campus in the wake of a foreign policy, he appears to be in tremors through world Anglicanism. decision by the Department of Higher easy command of an awesome array When phe is consecrated Feb. 11 in Boston, Commerce Treasury Human Services is part of therapy Harris will become the first woman bishop Education and the Board of Governors not to of strategic concepts and tactical details. He already exercises a calm elected by a 2.5 million-member church that SEATTLE (AP) — Combat veteran Jim build a parking garage now. mastery over foreign affairs. believes its leaders to be direct successors of WASHINGTON (AP) - Com­ WASHINGTON (AP) - Treas­ WASHINGTON (AP) - Anti­ Kessi is hoping that by returning to Vietnam — N At best, the effort is likely to produce some But sources close to Baker tell us Christ’s apostles. merce Secretary-designate Ro­ ury Secretary Nicholas F. Brady abortion lawmakers are con­ where most everyone in his battalion was unsatisfactory stop-gap measure. that, privately, he feels insecure bert Mosbacher got a warm says the new administration may cerned about the views of Presi­ either wounded or killed — he can exorcise the demons that still haunt him after 20 years. The 750-car parking garage that had been about foreign policy. He has deployed Brown gains ground welcome at his Capitol Hill debut support tax law changes to dent Bush’s choice to head the two seasoned veterans to protect his and received a stern admonition discourage the proliferation of Department of Health and Hu­ “ Whenever I think of Vietnam ... I get real planned would have complemented an WASHINGTON (AP) — Attorney Ronald flanks — Brent Scowcroft as national to make the government a more corporate takeovers, which he man Services but concede they sad ... for the people who were killed uselessly, Brown has emerged as the front-runner in the 8,000-seat sports pavilion now under security adviser and Lawrence Ea- aggressive advocate for Ameri­ likens to a “ snipe hunt.” have little hope of blocking the both Vietnamese and American,” said Kessi. race for Democratic Party chairman, despite construction. The sports center will permit gleburger as deputy secretary of can businesses in , the world Testifying before the Senate nomination. “ If I go back and actually see the territory complaints from party conservatives about his state. marketplace. Finance Committee, Brady on Instead, they are pinning their again — that it is different, that there isn’t that the university to hold its Big East Conference association with Jesse Jackson in the 1988 Both come out of Henry Kissinger’s At Mosbacher’s confirmatioa Tuesday estimated the cost of hopes on assurances by Bush big a bogeyman out there that will cause the basketball games on campus instead of at the presidential campaign. shop, a consulting firm called Kissin­ hearing Tuesday before the Se­ leveraged buyouts, or LBOs, and transition officials that other same thing to happen for my sons, maybe I can Brown picked up endorsements from West Hartford Civic Center. ger Associates. This could mean that nate Commerce Committee, sev­ takeover defenses at $60 billion in top-level HHS jobs will go to come to peace with it.” Virginia Democrats on Tuesday, the latest in a i But the center will be of little use if fans stay Kissinger will be the shadow secre­ eral legislators complained that 1988 alone. anti-abortion activists. Kessi, 43, seven other veterans, two group series of announcements that cemented his tary of state, guiding foreign policy the United States, which suffered While many restructured com­ “ I ’m assured all will be well in therapists and a documentary film crew were away from the games because they can’t find position as the man to beat in the race to from behind the scenes. a record trade deficit of $170.1 panies find themselves in trouble the end, but it’s growing cur- to leave tonight for Vietnam. The veterans will a place to park. succeed Paul G. Kirk Jr. as chairman of the Eagleburger is as cynical and billion in 1987, doesn’t do enough because they cannot make the iouser and curiouser by the day,” spend three weeks traveling through the party. The sports center, under construction on pragmatic as Kissinger. He alter­ to protect and promote its indus­ interest payments on their new said Sen. Gordon Humphrey, country and undergoing intensive psychiatric At the same time, an Alabama party leader what was a surface parking lot, is scheduled nates cigarettes with an inhaler to tries in global trade. ‘ debt, the investment banks, arbi­ R-N.H.. a strong opponent of therapy. said election of Brown as chairman would be a clear his lungs. Scowcroft is a modest, trageurs, underwriters and LBO abortion who is still waiting to Kessi said guilt was a big problem when his to be finished by September 1990. Budget ball is in liberals’ court victory for the “ Kennedy, Cuomo, Dukakis Sen. Daniel Inouye, D-Hawaii, conscientious man who shuns the managers involved in the deals meet face-to-face with HHS one-year Army tour was over. : As part of its $53 million capital budget, the ultra-liberal element.” said the nation suffers from “ a spotlight. collect hundreds of millions of Secretary-designate Louis “ My first month in the field, my best friend John Baker, Alabama Democratic Party bureaucratic reluctance to be from training drowned with six other guys” university submitted a request for $492,000 to be an activist this time. Droney will be Moore after the news conference. He A source who knows both men says dollars in up-front fees, he Sullivan. chairman, said Brown was trying “ play on the aggressive in support of Ameri­ while patrolling a river in Vietnam, Kessi said. begin design work for the garage. But the By Bob Conrad his agent. “ It’s my one assignment,” is an aide to O’Neill and Democratic they share Kissinger’s distrust of the complained. Humphrey said he is concerned liberal conscience” by making an issue of the can industry.” that some senators who have met “ When I got back 12 months later, I think I was garage project was not approved and says the chairman. town chairman of Hebron. So it wasn’t Soviet Union. They suspect that “ Sadly, these same parties fact that he is black and had ties to Jackson. “ We’re losing everything, all with Sullivan in advance of his the only guy out of 18 guys signed to my It isn’t nearly as sexy as a news Some elements in the O’Neill budget .so much what they said as it was a behind Mikhail Gorbachev’s amiabil­ may have relatively little, if any, university officials were told to resubmit it the technology,” committee confirmation hearing next week battalion with me who wasn’t injured or dead.” story, but the business of the budget is and tax proposal were leaking this signal that the liberals will be ity could be a move to diminish investment in the long-term suc­ this year for funding in fiscal year 1990-91. Chairman Ernest Hollings, D- report that the nominee person­ Upon his return in January 1969, Kessi buried beginning to crowd the turnover in week: a surcharge on the 11.5 percent watching and. if they deem it American influence in Europe. As Alfonsin vows war cess of the new enterprise,” he S.C., told Mosbacher. “ What we ally supports the Supreme Court his memories and built a succession of Whether the parking project, which is House leadership offstage at the state tax on corporate profit, taxing certain necessary, acting to assert Kissinger, Scowcroft and Eagle- said. “ Given this arrangement, it really need is your enthusiasm, decision that legalized abortion — businesses, dabbling in construction, real estimated to cost $13 million, would be Capitol, labor services, ending some exemp­ themselves. burger see it, that could lead to a BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — Presi­ may very well be that the net your toughness and aggressive­ a view different from that of estate and commodities. Legislators from both sides of that tions from the sales and use tax but A lot will depend on how Stolberg Europe dominated by the Soviet dent Raul Alfonsin declared all-out war on effect of LBOs is a financial snipe approved then is questionable in light of the ness. ... Don’t just flutter around Bush, who says he wants the “ I could build up something, do real well, and dramatic opening-day coup are show­ maintaining its rate at 7'A percent, behaves. So far. he has shown Union. Then the Soviets could nourish leftist subversion after touring a suburban hunt, where the new long-term state’s financial situation. Washington and say: ‘Free trade, decision reversed. then destroy it. Out of guilt,” hesaid. “ I ’m not ing signs that the enormity of the job and ending this state’s extension of lingering anger over being ousted. At their sick economy by feeding off of army base where at least 36 people were killed investors, flashlight in hand, are free trade. We don’t want to start Humphrey said he was not supposed to be good. Why did I survive and Obviously, somebody did some poor ahead is sinking in. They will have the the now-scrapped federal 60 percent a full House caucus last week, he said Western Europe. in a battle between troops and besieged civilian left holding the bag.” a trade war.’” comforted by Sullivan’s pledge nobody else did?” planning. details in their laps on Feb 8 when exemption on capital gains. The he could not accept Balducci as a Kissinger Associates doesn’t re­ commandos. Brady’s testimony on the wave that as a member of the Bush Perhaps he will find some answers in Hanoi, Gov. Bill O’Neill delivers his — governor is also expected to call for genuine Democratic speaker. gard Gorbachev as a born-again Troops were still scouring the smoldering Mosbacher, a Texas oilman of leveraged buyouts was the There is no choice now but to find more Cabinet he would back the the group’s first stop. From there, they will go emphasis on “ his” — budget message sharp reductions in some state By that, Stdberg meant the Western liberal, but as a hard-bitten rubble of the ravaged La Tablada base and longtime friend of President strongest indication yet that the surface parking, including parking in outlying abortion policies of the president, through several other cities, mostly by bus, to a joint session of the House and the programs. opening-day coup’s reliance on Re­ communist who has been forced by a Tuesday night as Alfonsin told the nation the Bush, pledged vigorous enforce­ new administration wants the but that he sees little likelihood ending up in Ho Chi Minh City, formerly lots, with shuttle buses to transport patrons. Senate. Balducci, something of a conserva­ publican support to succeed. The failing economy to adopt Western attack was “ a new challenge that I believe is ment of laws designed to protect trend reversed. the nomination will be blocked. Saigon. They also will visit the sites of some of Democratic State Chairman John tive in the O’Neill mold, can be tactic still bothers Democrats who methods. the most serious and decisive of my American businesses from unfair The Treasury secretary said he That will be an inconvenience the fans will “ Let’s put it plainly: Dr. the bloodiest battles of the war, including Da Droney of West Hartford, who will try expected to support much of the voted for Stolberg. though some of In the Kissinger view, Gorbachev administration.” foreign competition and said that would prefer that “ the gladiators have to get used to. It probably will last Sullivan is the only black nominee Nang and the Mekong Delta area. to ramrod the governor’s budget O’Neill .spending proposal. He won’t them are tiring of his continuing cannot count on continued public The 3rd Infantry Regiment base was seized building exports will be his top in the arena” — the investment awhile. to the Cabinet. It would be an Dr. Ray Scurfield, director of the post- through, says. “ It’s the one and only promise to go all the way down the pique. At the same caucus, however, support just because he has reformed Monday by heavily armed civilians and priority in reducing the trade bankers, corporate and insu­ embarrassment to the president, traumatic stress disorder program at the issue now.” House Speaker Richard line, however. And that is where the Stolberg switched moods and apolog­ and softened the Soviet system. Most retaken a day later by army and police forces deficit. rance executives and pension an embarrassment to the Repub­ Veterans Hospital at American Lake near Balducci. the Newington Democrat liberals come in. How they play it can ized to Rep. Shaun McNally of Soviets have adjusted to the commu­ who had pummeled commando positions with “ While we certainly do and fund managers who trade in lican Party, if the nomination Tacoma, will accompany the group and who made his debut with the gavel this have a lot to do with whether this will Norwich for calling his appointment nist dictatorship: they have learned to howitzers, mortars, grenades and machine- have opened our nation to the high-interest, high-risk junk be a smooth session for the majority to a committee chairmanship by live with it. At this point, they are gun fire. goods of the world, we expect that bonds — address the problem on encountered any trouble and we conduct daily sessions. week, agrees that the budget is the don’t want that,” Humphrey said. issue of the session. Democrats or one troubled by internal Balducci “ terrible.” more concerned about food on the to be reciprocated,” hesaid. their own. Liberal Democrats in the House warfare. If the liberals see Stolberg’s atti­ table than about any intangible new That one record tude as a signal to give the Balducci- freedom. served notice last week that they Last week, 34 liberal Democrats led caucus a hard time, there could be To maintain popular support for his intend to be an influence in the budget almo.st threw down the gauntlet to big trouble ahead. Clearly, though, reforms, Gorbachev must improve Soviets lower estimate debate, too. They are mostly the Balducci and others in the House the liberals must make a statement — the quality of daily life in the Soviet tells Yaz’s story progressives who suffered a setback caucus who supported him over their show the flag — during this session. Union, so he is turning to Western when their chief guru. Rep. Irving hero. Stolberg. Rep. Miles Rapoport When or how that comes is the ideas for a quick economix fix. Stoloberg of New Haven, was deposed of West Hartford and Rep. Geri of deaths in new quake Carl Yastrzemski enters baseball’s Hall of question. Meanwhile, his reforms are op­ as speaker by Balducci. Langlois of Thompson, who ran the And if the budget turns out to be the posed by entrenched commissars and Fame with the seventh-highest percentage of The point to remember as this 1989 news conference to unveil six general SHARORA, U.S.S.R. (A P) - Poyen and Sharora. support ever handed out by electors. Critics version of the budget war dance issue for such a confrontation — bureaucrats who support the hardlin­ Officials said today the death toll “ There may be a difference of M ake the goals, said they were not drawing a O’N eill’s budget, that is — then the ers in the Kremlin. Should Gorbachev intensifies is that O’Neill has much at line in the sand. But they clearly from an earthquake and muds­ five or seven people in the will say, correctly, that Yaz isn’t the leadership revolt on Jan. 4 will be falter, he would probably be suc­ stake and will be fully involved. That suggested that the O’Neill budget had lide in Soviet Central Asia was casualties, but no more,” seventh-best player in history — and not even having repercussions beyond any ceeded by a repressive regime which adds a dimension which was not a better include much of what those only about a quarter of the 1,000 Khayoyev said in an impromptu justifiable excuse. On this one. the would discard his reforms, crack of his own era. But don’t begrudge this factor in the literally in-House politi­ goals entailed. Some of us in the originally estimated, and called interview on a grassy hill over­ ball is in the liberals’ court.______down on the populace and revive the accomplishment. A rough justice is at work. cal power play to oust Stolberg. media crowd could almost hear an “ or off efforts to find more survivors. looking Okuli-Bolo, about 20 miles Cold War. O’Neill didn’t even know about it until else” as a postscript. Bob Conrad, a Bristol resident, “ We will transform the settle­ southwest of the capital, Yaz was sometimes a great hitter. He was Kissinger and company believe it that afternoon before it happened. The goals were broad enough for writes weekiy about Connecticut ment of Sharora into a common Dushanbe. consistently a wonderful defensive player. would be a dangerous mistake for the But the budget is his baby and he’ll most Democrats to accept, noted Dan poiitics. grave with a monument to The official Tass news agency Best Choice And he accomplished as much as he did United States to let down its guard and commemorate the victims of this earlier made a preliminary esti­ through hard work, hustle and perseverance. base its foreign policy on Gorbachev. catastrophe,” said Khusain Ka- mate that up to 1,000 people died They fear the greatest danger could symov. Communist Party chief in in the quake and mudslide. Over parts of three decades, he amassed Open Forum come from Eastern Europe. Now that the Tadzhikistan republic’s Officials on the scene did not 3,419 hits and 452 home runs. Eighteen times, the Soviets have relaxed their grip on stricken Gissar region. explain the discrepancy in the he played on the American League All-Star their satellites, they might show too Tadzhikistan Prime Minister figures. team. But one record tells his story: most much independence and antagonize Izzatullo Khayoyev said 274 peo­ A day of mourning was de­ o the Kremlin. ple were known to have died in clared in Tadzhikistan, which games played (3,808). organ, fine cars from the ’50s and that I believe they used the fireplace to The views of Kissinger, Scowcroft Monday’s pre-dawn quake, which borders China and Afghanistan. for a Change* Yaz did his job every day — toiling at Real human being he enjoyed working in his garden. I)Jo. keep warm. The Grangers who and Eagleburger add up to a Europe- toppled all 88 mud-brick dwel­ All flags were at half-staff, plays Fenway Park through triumph, failure, injury behind the register he didn’t care to know Bill, and now he prepare their dinners were quite cold first policy. But other strategists lings in Okuli-Bolo and sent and concerts were canceled and is gone. eating in the other room on at least one believe the danger lies not in Europe mudslides as high as 50 feet onto restaurants were closed, Tass and good health. And he was remarkably Next time you stop in one of these Monday night. At Economy Oil, we take care of your car-inside and out. That’s why the inside To the Editor: but in Asia, They point out that two other hillside villages, Okuli- said. consistent. little markets, please think of my We play pinochle and setback national security has three dimen­ of your car receives the world class protection of Pennzoil Motor Oil. Pennzoil Perhaps the electors recognized a bit of friend Bill, and take the time to say Friday afternoons, not bridge, but sions — military, economic and is the country’s best selling motor oil, and we use Pennzoil exclusively. We In memory of Frederick William “ hello.” If you give a little of yourself, bridge players are welcome, as well also take care of your car’s insides with 13 additional services-we change themselves in Yaz. He brought an appealing Lee. political. The United States may be a you just might find yourself a friend! as those who would like to play other military superpower, but if its econ­ the oil filter, check and fill the vital fluids and lubricants, lube the chassis, work ethic to his job, and strained to do his One cold January morning recently Bush to visit Canada check the air filter and tire pressure, clean the windshield and vacuum the Good night. Bill. games. omy declines and its people lose best. Red Sox fans will be delighted. All lovers in the town of Vernon, an act of interior-all in just 10 minutes. PENMffln’ violence and a shotgun blast ended I believe the furnace has now confidence in the government, then of baseball can share in that emotion. Thomas Barlow the nation would become vulnerable. We take care of the outside of your car, too, with our free car wash coupon- Bill’s life. He died alone on the floor of 90 Benton St., Manchester received final approval from Robert before going to Tokyo just clip it out of this ad and bring it with you when you get your oil change. the Seven Eleven Food Store where he Bach, the town building inspector, so Thus, these strategists contend, the real threat to U.S. security is posed by Why do we go to all this trouble? We want your car to operate as smoothly — Bristol Press worked as the night manager. To there should be no more problems WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ speculation that Bush would use and safely as possible. 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Kissinger’s view is likely to weeks later will fly to Tokyo to shington from the trip to the that person had no care for another prevail. attend the funeral of Emperor Orient, which begins about two human being’s life, is sad. To the Editor: Elaine Hotchkiss Hirohito. weeks after the visit to Ottawa. 184 Avery Shores, Coventry Enforcement slips 1 How often do we. in our haste, rush White House spokesman Ro­ The Canada trip will be the first 14 SERVICES IN 10 MINUTES-NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY! Inside traders and white-collar man Popadiuk, responding to a outside the United States for the in and out of these all-night food I ’d Ike to make several corrections Your oil Change includes: ★ Change oil (up to 5 quarts) with ALL FOR ONLY markets with our purchases and do to the article which appeared in the criminals will love the budget that the report today saying that the new president. 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Artillery shells Section 2, Page 13 Church Budget Sewers removed safely Wednesday, Jan. 25, 1989 From page 1 FOOD J WINDHAM (AP) - Military explosives were safely removed Harper also said residents agreement is very strong, be­ any financial loss to the town as a from Windham Town Hall this would have to pay a $50,000 to cause no one wants to see ... an result of the exchanges of fire and morning by the state police bomb 75.000 entry fee plus $700 to $800 across-the-board cut.” Foley sewer assets and jurisdictions squad, police said. A per month for rent. Residents said. under a proposed agreement Police Chief Milton King said who don’t pay the entry fee would President Bush met Tuesday between the town and the Eighth the explosives, 16 four-inch ar­ pay about $1,500 to $1,800 in rent with Foley and other congres­ Utilities District. tillery shells inside a box, were per month, the report said. sional leaders to set the stage for Setting the new charges is one apparently placed inside the Of 99 people who showed this year’s budget work. He plans of the conditions of that agree­ building sometime this morning. interest in the pro.iect in a to speak about his administra­ ment. The agreement has been The explosives were disco­ committee survey, 31 said they tion’s priorities in an address to approved in principal by the vered by a resident at the rear A could pay a $50,000 to $100,000 Congress on Feb. 9 and then detail boards of directors of both entrance about 8 a.m.. King said. entry fee and 68 said they could his budget proposals soon governments. The same area had been checked pay $l.,500 to $3,000 a month for thereafter. If the increases are approved by a janitor about 7:30 a.m., but rent. Rep. Robert Michel, R-Ill, the by the directors Feb. 7, a notice of he saw nothing. King said. House minority leader, said he them will be filed with the town The chief said members of the hoped the time frame would be clerk immediately. The filing will bomb squad told him that a telescoped to considerably less signal the beginning of a 21-day separate detonator would have S&L fee than nine months. appeal period that will end March been required to set off the shells “ We’d like to do as we did last 1. according to Robert .1. Young, and they could not explode the year, get our appropriations bills water and sewer administrator. way they were left. out bn time. That means that the The shells were taken to a state Under the new schedule, the budget resolution and its alloca­ police barracks in Colchester for N sewer:Connection charges for re­ try separate from commercial tions ought to be done just as further investigation and the tail. commercial and industrial banking. The recommendation, quickly and speedily as possi­ building, which had been evacu­ development in that CUD Zone which the group plans to present ble,” he said. ated, was reopened. King said. at a congressional hearing Thurs­ Foley said he wants to see the would increase from $2,000 per day, drew immediate criticism specifics of Bush’s budget before acre to $3,000. Fees for motels and H oney A pple Topping hotels would go from $200 per from members of the House making any decision on a budget A marvelous, multi-purpose topping for pork chops, pound cake, cheesecake, waffles or pancakes. Banking Committee. summit. room to $300. No first prize John Flaherty/Speclal to the Herald “It’s called, ‘How to transfer “We haven’t decided on a For residences, including 2 apples, pared, cored, diced 2 teaspoons grated orange peel the problems of the S&L industry precise formula or process yet apartment units, condominiums in ‘Lotto’ game 1 cup apple juice 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon RESCUE — Eighth District firefighters work to free a to the taxpayers,” ’ said Rep. Stan but we are listening to the and houses, the fees would go 1/2 cup orange juice 4 teaspoons cornstarch victim of a two-car accident Tuesday at Adams Street and Parris, R-Va., a member of the president’s suggestions and we from $400 for each dwelling unit to HARTFORD (AP) - No first- 1/4 cup honey 1 tablespoon water West Middle Turnpike. Three people were hurt in the House Banking Committee. are promising to get back to him $600. For schools and churches, prize winning ticket was sold for crash. Parris said the healthy portion after we hear the specifics of his the fee would go from $1,000 per Tuesday’s drawing in the Connec­ 3 tablespoons golden raisins of the S&L industry shouldn’t be budget,” he said. acre to $1,500. ticut state lottery’s “ Lotto” bled dry, but he said the lobby think. Aristotle called it the nectar of the House Speaker Jim Wright, Besides Homart, the maior game. One first prize ticket in Combine apples, apple juice, orange juice, honey, raisins, orange peel and cinnamon in group “ is just trying to put a D-Texas, made a point Tuesday Friday’s drawing will be worth gods. And 2400 years ago the prophet Three hurt in 2-car crash developers who would be affected a saucepan. Bring to boil; reduce heat to low and simmer about 5 minutes or until sugar coating on a pretty bitter of emphasizing there would be are John Finguerra, Trammell about $5 million. Isaiah said the Messiah would come eating pill.” consultations, not negotiations. The winning combination A two-car accident at Adams Crow Co.. 1-84 Associates East, honey so he might grow up knowing what apples are tender. M ix cornstarch with water; add to apple mixture. Cook and stir until abdominal bruises and bruises to Rep. Jim Leach, R-Iowa, said, "W e ’d like to wait and until we picked Tuesday was; 4, 6, 12, 13, Street and West Middle Turnpike and Robert Weinberg. mixture boils and thickens. Makes 3 cups. her left hip. She was listed in “ The League proposal represents see a budget, until we see where 18, 37. was good. Tuesday night sent three people satisfactory condition this morn­ a realistic recognition that the areas of agreement and Under terms of the proposed to the hospital. There were 119 second-prize Honey is certainly more than a simple ing, Avery said. tougher regulation is in order, but disagreement would be, before agreement between the town and tickets each worth $1,127. There Carla Balesano, 34, of 147 Lee received a summons an unrealistic expectation that we consult,” Wright said. the district, the town will share jar sitting solidly on a grocery shelf. Honey Cranberry Butter H oney Lim e M arin ade Saddle Hill Road, was driving a were 5,122 third-prize tickets charging him with failure to obey the taxpayers should be stuck Wright presented Bush a jar of certain existing outlet charges each worth $47. There were 77,201 1987 Audi and making a left turn It is the soul of a field of flowers. Heavenly on hot biscuits, muffins or scones and a traffic signal and traveling with the bill.” pork rinds and some hot pepper with the district as part of the i4 favorite marinade for chicken or turkey cutlets onto Adams Street from West fourth-prize tickets each worth between thin slices of fruit or nut bread. unreasonably fast, police said. “ The more money the taxpay­ sauce, one of the president’s financial exchanges. The sharing $3. 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Honey Poppy Seed Dressing baked apples, poached pears or peaches. • Clock and Sleep Timer It's school days and paper sacks and, Toss with a romaine salad topped with orange • Compact cabinet in Stardust Black 3/4 cup pecan halves * ' thank goodness, it's not tuna fish again. slices and sweet onions or drizzle over grapefruit snowy winter. He said pre-season SALE »the dbx symbol Is a registered trademark of dbx in. 499 2 tablespoons butter or margarine slices and other fresh fruit. snow blower sales were success­ In a world of fast foods and non-dairy 1/2 cup honey ful. But now. sales are down about Panasonic creamer and artificial ingredients, it's the 1 green onion, minced 1 teaspoon flour 10 percent, and he said people are 1/2 cup vegetable oil PV-S440 little plastic cup full of gold that somehow Dash salt likely to wait until next year to S-VHS Camcorder/HQ 1/3 cup honey buy equipment. got overlooked when "progress" passed 1/3 cup heavy cream • Built-in Speaker 2 tablespoons rice vinegar Despite warm weather for the • Low Light; 7 Lux through. last two weeks, temperatures Panasonic 1 teaspoon poppy seeds • 8:1 Power Zoom/Macro actually are a bit below normal PV-2812 Honey is the chapter they forgot to 1/2 teaspoon each dry mustard and Bake pecans for 15 minutes at 300°F. In a • High-Speed Shutter (1/1000, 1/500, 1/250 sec.) from October to now compared to Video Cassette Recorder/HQ write in the book called "In Pursuit of saucepan, melt butter; add honey, flour • Flying Erase Head celery seeds last year, according to the • Bar Code Programming Excellence." Yet its making is a marvelous and salt. Blend well. Simmer 5 minutes; • On-Screen Display Programming • Audio/Video Dubbing 1/4 teaspoon salt National Weather Service. stir constantly. Cool mixture. Stir in For people in search of outdoor • 155 Channel Digital Quartz Tuning with • Zero Frame Editing work of nature that makes the best recreation, the low temperatures Auto Set • Self-Timer Recording factories of man look disorganized, lazy Combine all ingredients; mix well. cream; mix until smooth. Add pecans. have won fans on frozen ponds • 38-Function Wireless Remote control • Time Lapse Recording and of very little real value. Makes 1 cup. Makes 1-1/2 cups. and outdoor ice rinks. F arr’s, a • High-Speed Omnisearch (21x in SLP) • Auto Date/Time sporting goods store at 2 Main St. • l-month/4-program Calendar/Timer • Electronic View Finder Honey is the glow of beauty on the • Instant Playback reported high ice-skate sales and • Stand-by One-Touch Recording faces of striking women. • Infrared Auto Focus strong ice-fishing and bicycle • AudioA/ideo Noise Muting System sales. • CCD Image Pick-Up System The touch of healing in a thousand • Auto Operation Functions Cooking Tips “ We’ve had such cold weather 329 *FREE CASE remedies around the earth. • For best results, use recipes developed for using honey. that everybody wants to do Panasonic Panasonic It is sweetness and life and its golden something.” said David W. Has- PV-400 PV-4768 touch enhances our days from their • When you substitute honey for granulated sugar in recipes: sett. manager for Farr’s. Video Camcorder/HQ Video Cassette Recorder He said his first shipment of beginning to the very end. And when, at substitute honey for up to one-half of the sugar. With experimentation, honey can be • Low Light Sensitivity; 7 Lux • MTS Stereo Broadcast/Separate Audio toboggans sold out and he said he substituted for all the sugar in some recipes. • High-Speed Shutter (1/100, 1/500 sec.) Program (Audio II) Reception last, the years have streaked our hair with has sold several from the second • Self-Timer Recording • VHS Hi-Fi Stereo Sound gray and phrases like "darling" and "lambie reduce the am Swt of liquid in the recipe by 1/4 cup for each cup of honey used in baked delivery. goods. Surprisingly, an employee at • Time-Lapse Recording • Hi-Tech-4 Video Head System pie" don't fit anymore, it is the one • VHS Index/Address Search Systems add 1/4 to 3/4 teaspoon baking soda for each cup of honey used in baked goods. Nassiff Sports Co., 991 Main St., • Double-Fine Slow Motion expression of pure affection that never • 6:1 Power Zoom/Macro • Omnisearch (17x normal playback speed) reduce oven temperature by 25“F. to prevent over-browning of baked goods. said sales on downhill-ski equip­ wears out between us, "Honey, I love you." ment have been high. Marie S. • Full Automatic White Balance • Built-in Power Amplifier for easy removal, spray measuring cup with vegetable cooking spray before adding honey. Aroian, a Nassiff employee, said • Automatic Iris • Command Center/LCD Wireless Remote Because honey is indeed synonymous • Honey absorbs and retains moisture readily so baked goods will stay fresh longer. skiers can still head north where • Infrared Auto Focus Control with love itself. A beautiful blessing there’s more snow. 3ate Recordin • 155 Channel Digital Quartz Tuning with However, cross-country-ski Automatic Channel Memory created in a mysterious way. Storage Tips sales have been down, she said. • 21-day/8-program Electronic Digital An expression of love and a special • Store honey at room temperature. Clock/Timer She said she as.sumes it will snow gift to man. soon and those sales will go up. • HQ (High Quality) Video System • If honey crystallizes, remove lid and place jar in warm water until crystals dissolve. Or, Snow-removal contractors 'FREE CASE • Multi-Function Display 599 ® microcook 1 cup of honey in microwave-safe container at HIGH (100%) 2 to 3 minutes or until have been lacking business, too. crystals dissolve; stir every 30 seconds. Do not boil or scorch. Mike P. Stubbs, owner of C and Panasonic M Tree Service, 372 Oakland St., CTK-2781S Buying Tips 1 said he has lo.st about $7,000 so 2 7 ” diagonal Stereo Monitor-Receiver Panasonic • Select mildly flavored honeys, such as clover, for use in cooking where delicate flavors far. He said he has 24 clients. • S-VHS Input Jack PV-420 Each time he plows, ho earns predominate. • Broadcast Stereo Reception with dbx* Video Camcorder/HQ a’oou’ $1,000. Noise Reduction circuitry • Low Light Sensitivity; 7 Lux • Use strongly flavored honeys in spreads or other recipes where a distinct honey flavor is “ By this time we should have • Stereo amplifier and Speaker System desired. had seven plowahle storms.” • 155 Channel cable-compatible tuner • High-Speed Shutter (1/100, 1/500 sec.O Stubbs said. “ Some years, we • On-Screen Display • 8:1 Power Zoom/Macro have plowed as many as lOtimes. • Auto Programmable Scan • Flying Erase Head We have only had one plowable • United Remote Control • Self-timer Recording storm and you don’t need a • /W Input and Variable Audio Output jacks • Time Lapse Recording calculator to figure out what • Clock and Sleep Timer • Audio/Video Dubbing we’ve lost.” • Dual RF Inputs • Auto Date/Time ' Despite the effects of the • One-touch Recall of On-Screen graphics • Infrared Auto Focus weather on business people, the • Comb and SAW filters • Full Automatic Iris town highway department is • Simulated Oak woodgrain cabinet 1199 • Fade control relieved by the meager snowfall. •the dbx symbol is a registered trademark of dbx inc. *749 *FREE CASE Last year, the department ex­ ceeded its $202,295 budget for OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 snow removal and sanding by $56,400. according to Lee O’Con­ E-Z TERMS nor, highway superintendent. ■ CASH □ The town has spent only $.56,347 of • mAMTKH CARO its $215,562 budget for the .season • MCA thus far. O’Connor said, PHONE 647-9997 • mOMTHLYMIT. “ It was a bad winter for us last • oiAconn CARO year. We took a whacking, 445 Hirtfird R O’Cqpnor recalled, Minchester 445 m m m wm ^^TREu Charles I, king of England. MANCHESTER, CONN. Scotland and Ireland, ascended 'llpen Daily: Mon. & Thurs. ‘til 9, Tues., Wed., Sat, ‘til 5, Fri.'til 8 p.m., Sunday 12-5. the throne in 1625 upon the death of James I.

/■n'V -"i'- ‘ ' 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 25. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Jan. 25, 1989 — 15 Salmon noodle chowder Make hearty main-dish casseroies Experts predict 1989 food trends 2'/i cups water IVt cups loose-pack frozen Pudding snacks 2 tablespoons margarine or corn, broccoli and red peppers Some of the 2 tablespoons soy sauce and shallots in a small bowl. NEW YORK (AP) — Now's the vegetables, legumes and seafood, butter /4 cup fine dry bread possible time. minute, or until butter melts. Stir '/4 cup grated Parmesan peppers. Microwave at medium Yields 4 servings. are richer in calcium and are nachos or cooking Tex-Mex. weeks. They need only to be corn chowder with country ham crumbs cheese for 10 to 15 minutes, or until in flour. Blend in cooking liquid. about 20 percent lower in refrigerated and heated through and Indian persimmon pudding Sole with mustard sauce Microwave at high power for I'A Ortega’s picante sauce is V4 cup toasted wheat germ 2 tablespoons dried parsley Pepper steak peppers are tender-crisp, stirring sodium and fat. Unforunatley slightly sweeter and lighterand forserving. Popular in France for with dried blueberries. V/t pounds ground beef Vi cup butter, divided to DA minutes, or until mixture most of that fat comes from the last 15 years, sous-vide foods flakes I'/t pounds beef top round once. Serve with hot cooked has different spices than Orte­ '/4 cup shredded mozzarella buttered rice. Yields 4 to 6 2 shallots, thinly sliced thickens and bubbles, stirring hydrogenated coconut and will be available in gourmet ANYTHING SMOKED: Any­ steak, Vt inch thick 1 pound sole fillets, 'A to Vt-inch once. Pour sauce over sole before ga’s other sauces. It’s also cheese (1 ounce) servings. palm kernel oils, the types unique in that it contains stores in the United States for $2 thing smoked promises taube 1 large onion, thinly sliced thick, cut into serving-size pieces serving. Yields 4 servings. known to increase blood to $6 a package, the magazine “hot” in 1989. including salmon, 1 clove garlic, minced 1 cup sliced fresh mushrooms chunks of tomato. In a large bowl combine egg, l-3rd cup of the pizza sauce, bread Pork chops cholesterol. All three of these sauces are says. scallops, oysters, turkey, quail I'/t teaspoons instant beef Vt cup white wine Jell-0 has made this product New in appliances: steam and venison. crumbs and wheat germ. Mix in beef. On foil, pat beef mixture bouillon granules in wine sauce low in calories and high in into a 9- by 8-inch rectangle. 1 tablespoon freshly squeezed Marge Churchill is a Manches­ with 70 percent skim milk, a ovens, such as those by Tefal, that Vt cup water 1 tablespoon butter lemon juice ter resident who is an au thority on sodium. (One ounce has about A LOOK AT 1989 — Food experts predict taste trends for In a small bowl combine the V2 cup mozzarella cheese, decision they can be proud of. 10 calories and 300 milligrams cook rapidly and retain moisture, VEGETABLES: We'll also see 3 tablespoons soy sauce 1 large onion, sliced 2 teaspoons fresh snipped microwave cooking. If you have There’s negligible cholesterol and extra-wide ovens (twice the more jicamas in supermarkets, 1989. Among their picks: bananas, oat bran, turkey, pasta Parmesan and parsley. Spoon cheese mixture down center third 2 tablespoons sherry 2 tablespoons flour any questions regarding micro- of sodium.) What’s better about of beef mixture parallel to 8-inch side and to within '/2-inch of parsley and fat in skim. Why they then width of the average model), such Asian pears year-round, cheaper and dry beer. 1 tablespoon cornstarch Vi teaspoon garlic powder waving. that you would like to see the picante and salsas is that edges. Use foil to bring short ends of beef together: sealedgesand 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard added saturated fats, effec­ they have no added sugars or as those by Gaggenau, which are shiitake mushrooms grown in the 2 teaspoons sugar Vt teaspoon pepper Vi teaspoon salt answered in this column, please ’ tively cancelling out the benef­ perfect for pizzas. United States, sun-dried toma­ into different courses or side by name for mineral and spar­ ends of roll. Roll from foil seam-side down onto a microwave-safe 1 large green pepper, cut into 8 4 butterfly-cut pork chops, startches. meat rack in a 12- by 7'/!- by 2-inch microwave-safe baking dish. Vt teaspoon pepper send your inquiry to: Microwave, its of using skim milk, is beyond 1989 promises to be the “year of toes, fresh cilantro, sugar snap dishes. kling waters. pieces about Vt inch thick 2 tablespoons flour P.O. Box 591, Manchester Herald, me. the banana,” according to FOOD peas and ‘‘Champagne” grapes For example, instead of putting Fruit wines are becoming sea­ Cook immediately, or cover and chill overnight. Trim steak and cut into serving Vt up white wine Combine 2 tablespoons butter Manchester 06040. Carolyn: Pudding is one of & WINE magazine, with many (actually a form of currant). fennel into the veal marsala, sonal favorites — apple and pear To cook, cover loaf with waxed paper. Cook in the microwave KELLOGG’S NUTRl-GRAIN Jividen says, veal marsala will be in the fall, raspberry and black­ on 100 percent power (high) 5 minutes. Give dish a half-turn. the world’s few “acceptable” BISCUITS. Whole Grain new varieties making their ap­ Executive chef Jon Jividen of desserts. After all, it is made pearance including manzanos. Ridgewells Caterer of King of served as it was classically berry in the summer, and plum in Cook, uncovered, on 70 percent power (medium-high) 12 to 16 Shredded Wheat Cereal. $1.79 to conceived, and the fennel will the winter. minutes or until no pink remains, shielding ends with foil as Menus with health-filled milk. The 1.99 per 12.1-ounce box. called apple bananas, from Cen­ Prussia, Pa., includes “honest'' necessary to prevent overcooking and giving dish a half-turn other annoying thing about tral America; burros, chunky food, “designer" menus and give flavor to the accompanying pudding is that you have to BONNIE: Here’s a new ce­ bananas with a square shape: red premium toasts among his taste- bread. Other taste trends noted by every 5 minutes. Tent with foil. Let stand 10 minutes. Jividen; Meanwhile, cook remaining pizza sauce on 100 percent power Senior citizens and cheese, broccoli or carrots, Thursday: Chicken snacks, make it — it doesn’t appear real that lives up to its prom­ bananas, with a purplish skin and trend picks for 1989. Other possibilities: a mesquite- Coventry schools rolls, pudding with topping. mashed potatoes, com, corn-, full-grown in nature or on ises. Nutri-Grain Biscuits has reddish tinge inside; and starchy Jividen says “honest" food, grilled tenderloin will be left as is, (high) 1 minute or until heated through. Spoon over meat loaf. BREADS: There is a demand Sprinkle top with 'A cup mozzarella. Return to microwave. Cook, The following meals will be The following meals will be Tuesday: Lasagna, salad, bread, pudding. grocer’s shelves — at least not no preservatives, added sugar plantains. also called comfort food, down- with roasted peppers and corn served at Mayfair Gardens and fruit, onion rolls. Friday: Bacon burger, sliced until recently. or added salt. It is 100 percent Beer drinkers will enjoy dry home cooking, or real food, is the bread on the side; pork roast may for whole grain breads, and the uncovered, on high 1 minute or until cheese melts. Makes 6 served in the Coventry elemen­ average consumer has a well- servings. Westhill Gardensthe weekof Jan. tary schools the week of Jan. 30 Wednesday: French bread potatoes, mixed vegetables, cake Now that Jell-0, Swiss Miss whole wheat and unlike Na­ beer, introduced two years ago in result of the growing availability have caraway cabbage on the 30 through Feb. 2 to Manchester thrmiph Feb. 3: piza, cole slaw, juice cup. with topping. and Hunts have begun making bisco Shredded Wheat, it isn’t Japan and now available in the and appreciation of high quality side; bouillabaisse will be com­ developed vocabulary of special Nutrition information per serving: 358 cal., 28 g pro., 9 g carb.. 22 g fat, 133 residents who are 60 or older: Monday: Vegetable soup, clam ready-to-eat puddings, enjoy- packaged with the preservative United States. The brew is produce, and the continuing plimented with a saffron pasta: requests including oat bran, mg chol., 454 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 10 percent vit. A, 13 percent thiamine, 19 Monday: Vegetable juice, roast fresh trout will have cashew sesame, bulgur, classic rye, percent riboflavin, 26 percent niacin, 19 percent calcium. 21 percent iron. roll, chips, juice bar. mg them is as easy as peeling BHT. That’s something to rave fermented longer, so more sugar movement away from over­ beef au jus, mashed potatoes, Tuesday: Fruit juice, taco with ST. BRIDGET SCHOOL Off a metal or aluminum lid. about. I highly recommend this is converted into alcohol, making whelmingly complicated breading and will be served with pumpkin, winter, summer and cauliflower and peas, rye bread, a wild mushroom timbale red wheat. Classic dinner rolls meat and cheese, lettuce and 74 Main Street ■ Manchester iell-0 is distinguished by the for anyone needing fiber, or for for a drier tasting beer. ingredients. minty applesauce dessert. tomato, corn niblets, cookie. clizzying array of flavors they those on lowfat or low-sodium And for those who love coffee, “Honest" foods include fresh As for the trend toward pre­ have shapely competition in Tuesday: Apple juice, chicken Wednesday: Lasagna, corn- $eem to have come up with. On regimes. the latest innovation is the veal chops, pan-fried and lightly mium toasts. Jividen says people crescents, biscuits, baguettes, a I’orange, parslied noodles, "espresso pod," a kind of tea hag seasoned; homegrown vegeta­ are drinking less but better. Bars brioches and petit pans. Cheeses Mexican cheese strips bread, green beans, fruit. w u r MUHb Qloser inspection, however, you CAROLYN: I can see no whole baby carrots, wheat bread, Thursday: Fruit juice, grilled realize they really only have for coffee that is precisely mea­ bles, steamed and served with a are being stocked with quality and other savories are baked fresh fruit. KINDERGARTEN difference between these and sured, pressed and packaged to labels, and people are ordering right in. >/ie cup margarine or butter 1 teaspoon dried coriander, ham and cheese, celery and ibout three flavors which Nabisco Spoon Size Shredded little lemon or butter: home­ Wednesday: Cranberry juice, carrot sticks, cookie. ijhey’ve layered in different brew a perfectly intense cup of grown herbs; and made-from- cocktails with specific brand 1 cup water crushed Salisbury steak Italiana with 1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th Grades Wheat and given their straw- name liquors. PASTA: Americans love pasta, 1 cup all-purpose flour Vt teaspoon dry mustard Friday: Meat and cheese pizza, ways. The Chocolate Carmel Italian coffee. scratch biscuits. spaghetti, green beans, antipasto Grade 3 to open in 1990 like taste, no more reason to “This is not steak mania," More requests are coming in and as the diversity in products 1 teaspoon chili powder 4 eggs salad, fruit. parfait is my favorite. It should buy them. Among FOOD & WINE maga­ salad, Italian bread, ice cream. please adults for its smokey Jividen says, “it is rather a for single malt scotch, ports, eau has increased, so, too, has the 1 teaspoon ground cumin 1 cup diced fully cooked ham Thursday: Orange juice, roast zine's other predictions: celebration of great ingredients de vies, brandies, armagnacs and demand. The selection now in­ Vt cup shredded Monterey The following lunches will be WHAT TYPE OF EDUCATION ^phistication and kids for its pork with gravy, mashed pota­ served at Coventry High School passing resemblance to MEDITERRANEAN CUI prepared perfectly. There is cognacs, he says, and people cludes lemon pepper, tarragon, Jack cheese with jalapeno toes, peas and onions, dinner roll, elegance here, with simplicity." want to know the vintage of the squid ink, onion, tricolored tortel- peppers (2 ounces) the week of Jan. 30 through Feb. DOES YOUR CHILD DESERVE? Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups. Bonnie Tandy Leblang is a SINE: Mediterranean cuisine fits sweet potato delight. 3: • ORTEGA PICANTE SAUCE. registered dietitian. Carolyn perfectly with today's low- Those who crave variety will wine. lini and fusilli, ravioli, rigatoni, Friday: Corn chowder, fish, Monday: Steak and cheese on a ST. BRIDGET OFFERS: Hot, Medium and Mild. $1.35 Wyman is a junk food fanatic. cholesterol, high complex- find it in controlled "designer" Jividen says consumers are lasagna and roulade sheets, spin­ In a saucepan melt margarine. Add water: bring to boiling. Stir fiesta rice, cole slaw, tartar roll, vegetable, fruit. carbohydrate diets, The empha­ menus with complimentary fla­ also very brand conscious with ach, egg and tomato cappellini together flour, chili powder, cumin, coriander and dry mustard. sauce, wheat bread, oatmeal date Tuesday: Beef and bacon ■ Academic Excellence sis is on olive oil, garlic. vors unjumbled and separated non-alcoholic beverages, asking and fettucine. Add flour mixture to butter mixture: stir vigorously. Cook and bars. ■ A Caring, Family Atmosphere stir until mixture forms a ball that doesn’t separate. Remove burger, potato puffs, fruit. from heat; cool slightly, about 5 minutes. Add eggs, one at a time, Wednesday: Pasta with meat ■ Dedicated, Highly Qualified Teachers Meals on Wheels sauce, green beans, garlic bread, ■ A Foundation of Moral Values beating with a wooden spoon after each addition for 1 to 2 minutes fruit. or until smooth. Stir in ham and cheese. Spoon dough into a pastry The following meals are to be Thursday: Salisbury steak with ■ Low Student / Teacher Ratio ^*if'A'DUl3JE)eU L obsters-R-Us tube fitted with a tip with a ‘A-inch opening. On a greased baking served to Meals on Wheels clients mushroom gravy, whipped pota­ ■ Character Formation in a Disciplined Environment NEED SOME EXTRA sheet slowly pipe dough into 3-inch strips, 1 inch apart. Bake in a the week of Jan. 30 through Feb. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday 375-degree oven 15 to 20 minutes or until golden and puffy. Serve toes, roll, fruit. 2. The hot noon meal is listed first, Friday: Pizza, salad, fruit. Open Thursday Eves BOILED LOBSTER warm. Makes 36. the cool evening meal second. ★★ ENROLL TODAY ★★ Seating 4:30-7:30 SPENDING MONEY? Monday: Beef stew with a SPECIAL Nutrition information per serving: 56 cal., 2 g pro., 3 g carb., 4 g fat, 41 mg Andover Elementary For additional information or an application call 649-7731 Featuring Gourmet Dinners chol., 90 mg sodium. biscuit, green beans. Chicken or visit our school on February 2 during Open House, Newspaper routes available in your area... sandwich, fruit, milk. The following lunches will be Reservations _____ 1 4 9 5 .... Tuesday: Chicken quarter with between 8:30 am and 11:30 am. appreciated 6 4 3 -2 2 2 4 served at Andover Elementary for rpsiTvations gravy, whipped potatoes, car­ Sister Helen Hart, CSJ, Principal School the week of Jan. 30 through 697 Main Street (next to Bray Jewelers) Earn money and prizes by delivering the rots. Egg salad sandwich, fruit, Feb. 3: Microwave taco burgers milk. Monday: Ham slice, macaroni QUALITY EDUCATIONII 1 i5 Main Street • Glastonbury 659- 1355 Manchester Herald in your neighborhood. Wednesday: Roast beef with 1/3 cup salsa or taco sauce 4 lettuce leaves gravy, whipped potatoes, broc­ >/4 cup fine dry bread 4 hamburger buns, split coli. Turkey sandwich, fruit, Call today to get more details. crumbs Four 1-ounce slices Ameri­ milk. 1 teaspoon chili powder can cheese Thursday: Spaghetti with mild Learning Never Stops at 647-9946 >/4 teaspoon salt Salsa or taco sauce meat sauce, green beans, car­ STOP HORSING AROUND... 1 pound ground beef (optional) rots. Chicken salad sandwich, fruit, milk. WE WILL NOTIFY Marble St...... all Oakland Heights...... all In a mixing bowl combine salsa, bread crumbs, chili powder Friday: Baked haddock square YOUR CARRIER McCabe St...... all Brownstone Apts...... all and salt. Add ground beef; mix well. Shape meat mixture into with newburg sauce, whipped Try Our Pay-By-Mail THAT YOU ARE A Manchester Stock Place...... all four V4-inch-thick patties. potatoes, spinach. Tuna salad PAY-BY-MAIL No. Main St...... 397-496 East Center St...... 408-608 Arrange patties in an 8- by 8- by 2-inch microwave-safe baking sandwich, fruit, milk. Program... CUSTOMER. Harlan St...... 15-83 dish. Cover loosely with wax paper. Cook on 100 percent power Hamilton Dr...... all (high) for 3 minutes. Drain off fat, give the dish a half-turn, and Manchester schools It makes paying your subscription easier on Henry St...... 16-119 Community Summit St...... 332-382 Carpenter Dr...... all turn meat patties over. Cook on high for 3 to 5 minutes more or you. Instead of paying your carrier every 2 until no pink remains. Place lettuce on buns. Top with meat The following meals will be McDivitt Dr...... all served in the Manchester public weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 Tro tter...... all Wildwood Dr...... all patties and cheese. Pass additional salsa, if desired. Makes 4 months, 6 months or a full year... drop it in the servings. schools the week of Jan. 30 Orchard . all through Feb. 2: mail. Then, you can forget about having ready Winter ...... all Haynes St...... all Nutrition information per serving: 492 cal., 30g pro., 28gcarb., 28 g fat, 106 cash to pay your carrier.. answering the door Cottege Knox ...... all Monday: Bacon cheeseburger Main St...... 285-378 mg chol., 976 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 13 percent vit. A, 18 percent thiamine, 24 Newman...... all percent riboflavin, 30 percent niacin, 23 percent calcium, 24 percent Iron, 45 on a roll, french fries, cabbage or when it's inconvenient... or being at home to Russell...... all percent phosphorus. carrots, mixed fruit. pay your bill. Porter St...... 458-650 ’Tuesday: Salisbury steak with Ask the members of MCC’s Older Adult Association! Wyllys St. 1-90 Brookfield St...... all gravy, whipped potatoes, mixed Simply complete the coupon below and send The MCCOAA offers mini-courses geared just for the Wadsworth Ext...... 157-164 vegetables, bread and butter, ice it to us... or if you would like more information older adult, monthly meetings with interesting speak­ Charter Oak St...... 141-348 East Middle Tpke...... 0-155 cream. on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ Gardner St...... 3-66 Peppered chutney roast ers, dinners in the College’s Cheney Dining Room, Gardner St. West...... all Wednesday: Minestrone soup, tion Department. 647-9946. After initial pay­ bologna and cheese on a roll, special annual events, and much more. Highland St. Benton St...... 103-174 */4 cup unsweetened pineap­ 1 teaspoon pepper ment and prior to expiration, you will be billed Branford St...... 68-161 ple Juice carrot and celery sticks, peanut Many of your friends arc already involved in (Dugan’s Alley...... 8-37 1 1 teaspoon lemon-pepper Durkin St...... all butter jumbo. college life through llie MCCOAA. Edna Schuet/. Sycamore Lane...... all Vt cup steak sauce seasoning Thursday: Sample of collard E. Middle Tpke...... 216-236 1/3 cup Worcestershire 1 teaspoon dry mustard (left) is coordinator of the organization, Katie Center St...... 658-872 even sauce greens, sliced turkey, gravy, One 3- to 4-pound beef cranberry sauce, whipped pota­ I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription. Please begin my Franzosa is president, and Professor .Steve Ciissano, Falknor Dr...... all 1/3 cup port wine tenderloin toes, peas, bread and butter, advisor. Call 647-6135 for more information. Olcott St. 76-159 Vi cup lemon juice 2 teaspoons cracked pepper chilled pears. pay-by-mail subscription on Did you know that on-catnpus, weekday and 2 teaspoons seasoned salt Center St...... ^..... 771-947 odd 3 or 4 slices bacon Friday: French bread pizza, evening courses tire FREE to piersotts 62 years of age Jarvis Rd. -all 1/3 cup chutney tossed salad, apple crisp. Enclosed please find payment for: Morse Rd...... all or older? (Check with the Registrar's Office or call all Carrier Delivery: Salem Rd all Jefferson St... 647-6147 to find out about this tuition waiver.) Whitney Rd...... all Kenwood D r.. all For marinade, stir together pineapple juice, steak sauce, □ 3 months‘23.10 □ 6 months‘46.20 □ 1 year 92.40 Worcestershire, wine, lemon juice, seasoned salt, pepper, Bolton schools Tolland Tpke .472-525 Senior Citizens: ElroSt.... all lemon-pepper seasoning and dry mustard. Place meat in a large The following lunches will be Flower St ■■•all Union Place.. all □ 3 months‘21.56 □ 6 months‘43 12 □ 1 year‘86.24 Last Week to Register for Spring! plastic bag: set in a baking dish. Pour marinade over meat; close served at Bolton Elementary and East Middle Tpke 0-162 even Union St...... 133-264 bag. Refrigerate several hours or overnight, turning meat Center schools the week of Jan. 30 Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip Amount •Walk-in registration for credit courses is being occasionally to distribute marinade. Drain, reserving marinade. through Feb. 2: held at the Registrar’s Office in the new Lowe Grissom Rd...... all ‘Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary. Shepard Dr...... all Squire Village...... all Rub beef tenderloin with cracked pepper. Place meat on rack Monday: Apple juice, Califor­ Building on the West Campus; 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., in shallow roasting pan. Arrange bacon slices over tenderloin. nia grinder, macaroni salad, com Roast, uncovered, in a 425-degree F oven for 30 to 45 minutes or niblets, cherry sundae. Monday, Tuesday, Wedne.sday, Jan. 23,24,25. until meat thermometer registers 135 degrees. Baste tenderloin Tuesday: Juice, hot dog on a For more information, call 647-6140 or 647-6141. twice during roasting with reserved marinade. roll, cheese wedges, potato puffs, Address •Walk-in registfalion for non-credit weeknight CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 Spoon chutney evenly over tenderloin. Bake 5 to 10 minutes chilled pineapple. courses, and credit weekend campus and off-campus more or until thermometer registers 140 degrees. Remove Wednesday: Apple juice, la- City _ tenderloin to platter. Let stand about 15 minutes before slicing. courses is held until the start of individual classes at sagna, peas, Italian bread, fresh the Continuing Education Office on the East Campus, Makes 12 to 16 servings. fruit. MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Nutrition Information per serving: 234 cal., 18 g pro., lOg carb., 12 g fat, 51 Thursday: Baked chicken mg chol., 644 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 19 percent riboflavin, 12 percent niacin, IS mashed potatoes, mixed vegeta­ Friday, 9 a.m. to noon. f®anrl|rstpr BeralJi percent phosphorus. bles, bread, cherry cobbler. The Manchester Herald For a class .schedule, call 647-6087 or 647-6088. Friday: Fruit juice, meat and P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 cheese pizza, salad, pudding with topping. — Recipes from Better Homes arid Gardens MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 25, 1989 — 17 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 25. 1989 McCALL OF THE WILD by Dumai A Crawford SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT'N'CARLYLE by Larry Wright FOCUS/Advice PLAYBOY NMIS' Vf*' »U,'S SN NTTin'IEV^ W'TW L a T oya •QV “ ASKS. 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03) Science Journal (CC) Scheduled: ani­ musical version of Charles Perrault's clas­ ACROSS 8 _barrel Answer to Previous Puzzle 5;00PM [MAX] MOVIE: 'Leonard (2® 3® Night Court (CC) Flashbacks re­ sic tale. Christopher Walken. Jason Con­ J mal behaviorist Jane Goodall: scientific Part 6' (CC| A secret agent is brought out call how the court staff incurred expenses nery. 1988. Rated G. 9 Was introduced E T T A of retirement to battle a madwoman bent totaling $954,768. (60 min.) basis of nicotine addiction. Guest host: 1 Scandinavian to on world domination. Bill Cosby, Tom Dave Marash. [ESPN] NBA Today E R D S Courtenay, Joe Don Baker. 1987. Rated d3) d® Championship Ballroom Dancing [TM C ] Short Film Showcase pirate 10 Forehead 1988 Juliet Prowse and former dance 0® Racing From Plainsfield L O T S PG. (In Stereo) [USA] WWF Prime Time Wrestling 7 Dropped 11 Feudal slave champion Terry Leone provide commen­ 0® MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Manchester and East cagers are losers S T D A SiSOPIVl [ESPN] Thoroughbred tary on the Latin and modern divisions of A explosives on [CNN ] Sports Tonight Love Boat 12 Exploit Sports Digest the 1988 competition from Cleveland, 1:35AM CE 13 Old Testament [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Buccaneer' General 19 Neighbor of [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Man From Snowy Ohio. (90 min.) 2:00AM (E People's Court D C U L Andrew Jackson’s dependence on the book Md. River' (CC) A young man comes of age at [A&E] Vietnam War With Walter help of pirate Jean Lafitte is complicated 03) Alice the turn of the century. Kirk Douglas, Tom Cronkite 14 Unwilling 21 Score R D N by the Governor's daughter. Yul Brynner, 0® Dating Game Public shoots down Indians 15 Fabric Burlinson, Sigrid Thornton. 1982. Rated [C N N ] Lerry King Live Charlton Heston, Claire Bloom. 1958. 22 Vitamin E T A L PG. (In Stereo) ® Home Shopping Spree 16 Chemical S E U S [DIS] MOVIE; 'Captein Januery' (CC) A 1 1:35PM CE Night Court Part 2 of 2. [A & E ] Sun Dagger Robert Redford nar­ 23 Matured 6:00PM ® CE) @0) (3® News little girl brings happiness and cheer into a compound 11:45PM [M A X ] MOVIE: First rates a visual study of the recently 24 Nest of 1 ■ ■ A CD Matt Houston seacoast town. Shirley Temple, Guy Kib- discovered sun calendar of the Pueblo Indi­ A 17 Face part bee. Slim Summerville. 1936. Blood' A Vietnam veteran uses his Green pheasants O N s T (H) Benson ans. (60 min.) in CCC East Division clash Beret training when he is unfairly jailed by a 18 Less polite [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Blind Date' Using 25 Bird class R D C ■ Cli) Mission: Impossible brutal small-town sheriff. Sylvester Stal­ [ESPN] SportsLook 20 Married computer-aided vision, a blind ad execu­ lone, Richard Crenna, Brian Dennehy. 28 TV actress S P A S5) A-Team tive plays a crucial role in solving a string of [HBO] MOVIE; 'Cold Steel' A Los An­ 21 Aerial naviga­ 1 1982. Rated R. geles police officer is stalked by a vengeful Bv Jim Tlernev quarter (2-for-17) and trailed, Loretta___ O E §2) News (Live) murders. Joseph Bottoms, Kirstie Alley, tion system 1 Keir Dullea. 1984. 1 2:00AM CE USA Today Scheduled: former partner who blames him for his dis­ Manchester Herald 52-37, heading into the final 23 Bite 29 Season of S3) Doctor Who Part 3 of 4. the increase in sex and foul language on figurement. Brad Davis, Sharon Stone, H.S. roundup stanza. Two free throws by fasting 38 Golf score S® T.J. Hooker 9:30PM CE @® Hooperman (CC) After Jonathan Banks. 1987. Rated R. (In 26 Wily 46 Singer losing consciousness when shot. Hooper- television. (R) Shooting percentages are usu­ Harvey Kendall (13 points) gave 39 Army command (H) Family Ties (CC). Stereo) — see page 21 2 7 ______30of Wight Therefore Fitzgerald man is tormented by a fiendish "Devil." (In 01) Star Trek ally the telltale signs of the the Owls their biggest lead of the (2 wds.) 48 Greenish-blue (57) World of Survival (R) Stereo) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'An Officer and a Gen­ 31 Rends 32 Ocean liner 0® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) tleman' A hardened loser learns a lesson outcome of any basketball game. night (44-25) with 5:44 left in the 42 Join 49 Concerning (2 (61) Three's Company 33 More inclement (abbr.) 10:00PM 0 3 W iseguy (CC) Raglin 0® Wild, Wild West in responsibility when he enlists in the Na­ third. 43 Test ore wds.) If Team A is 23-foi*-44 (52 33 Between MA [A 8iE ] Profiles Featured: Mahatma Gan­ tries to make sure murder charges against @ W yatt Earp val Aviation Corps. Winner of two Oscars. The Indians defeated Public 34 Paradises 44 Mrs. Dick 50 Photocopy dhi. Pinzolo will stick; Eli seeks revenge against Richard Gere, Debra Winger, Louis Gos­ percent) from the floor while Indian senior Calvin Meggett and CT (3® Current Affair twice last year, including an 82-64 35 Frosting Tracy 52 Diving bird [DIS] MOVIE: 'In Search of the Casta­ Pinzolo, who is planning to leave the coun­ sett, Jr. 1982. Rated R. Team B is 21-for-68 (31 percent), (team-high 18 points), who did not try. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (61) Easy Way to Lose Weight N defeat at home. 36 M ae___ 37 Afraid 45 Look over 5 4 ___Guevara ways' (CC) An elderly professor helps 2:30AM CE The Judge (CC) which is likely to have won the play the first quarter, scored 13 of three children look for their missing father CE (3® China Beach (CC) During 1968's [A & E ] Battle Line ” We got our noses rubbed in it 37 Health resort 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 CE Home Shopping Overnight Service game?. his points in the fourth stanza and 8 9 10 11 12 in the South American jungle. Hayley Mills, Tet offensive, McMurphy finds K.C. Is ad­ [CNN] Newsnight last year.” Piorkowski recalled. 40 Leave______Maurice Chevalier. 1962. Rated G. dicted to heroin, Beckett is taken prisoner, (3 hrs.) With that in mind, substitute ignited a rally which saw Man­ 13 [ESPN] SportsCenter The Owls took a 17-8 lead after Beaver 14 [ESPN] SportsLook and Cherry White is trapped during an as­ (33) Alice Hartford Public for Team A and chester trim the lead to 62-53 with sault. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [LIFE] Lady Blue one quarter, which included an 41 Mexican state [LIFE] E/R [CNN ] Sports Latenight Manchester High for Team B and 3:15 to go. Spence nailed a 15 16 CE d® [CNN] News [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Private Investigations' 11-2 spurt, and assumed a 39-25 44 M ao___tung [TMC] MOVIE: 'Sabrina' Two wealthy [ESPN] SportsCenter the outcome was obvious as the 3-pointer and Public led. 67-53. 01) INN News An innocent man gets caught up in his jour­ advantage at halftime. with 2:29 left. 47 Nostrils 17 socialite brothers vie for the hand of their nalist father's battle against police corrup­ 2:35AM CE Family Feud visiting Owls handed the Indians 18 20 (3® Les Brown: The Motivator 48 Poetic family chauffeur's daughter. Humphery Bo­ tion, Clayton Rohner, Ray Sharkey. 1987. a 75-62 loss in CCC East action Owl senior Paul Spence (game- ’’Every time Manchester made gart, Audrey Hepburn, William Holden. d® Morton Downey Jr. Rated R. (In Stereo) 2:55AM [M A X ] m o v ie : 'Leonard high 26 points), who is the contraction 1954 Part 6 ' (CC) A secret agent Is brought out Tuesday night at Clarke Arena. a run Spence just stepped in.” 51 Dessert pastry d® d® Nightingales Premiere (CC) [USA] Dragnet of retirement to battle a madwoman bent league’s leading scorer averag­ [USA] She-Ra: Princess of Power Manchester is now 3-2 in the Piorkowski said. 23 24 25 Drama. Director of student nurses Chris on world domination. Bill Cosby, Tom 53 Rise Broderick moves into Nightingale Resid­ 1 2:05AM CE Pat Sajak Show league and evens off at 5-5 ing 30 points a game and who sat 6:30PM (SeesNews (CC). (In Stereo) Courtenay, Joe Don Baker. 1987. Rated Alexander Hall had 17 points 55 Military n ence Hall; student nurse Bridget Loring 12:30 AM CE St. Elsewhere PG. (In Stereo) overall. Public moves into a out three minutes in the third for Public on 7-for-lO shooting and 31 0 3 (3® ABC News (CC). fears she's been found by an underworld greeting (E Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) three-way tie for first in the CCC quarter due to an ankle injury, O'!) Jeffersons figure. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 3;00AM (33) Update: Making it Hap­ hauled down 13 rebounds. 56 Vast desert 34 0® 0® Late Night With David Letter- pen East with Rockville and Wind­ scored 12 points in the first half. (223 (3® NBC News (CC) (3® Odd Couple ” We didn’t shoot well, but we 57 Slithered man (R) |ln Stereo) 0® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) ham, each at 4-1. The Owls are 7-3 Luis Dacuhna tallied all 10 of his (24) (57) Nightly Business Report ®i) Newhart (CC). played hard,” Kinel summed up. 58 Small hole 36 @ Sea Hunt [A & E ] Evening at the Improv overall. The Indians will be at points, including three 3-pointers, (3® Family Ties (CC). [A & E ] Sun Dagger Robert Redford nar­ @ Alfred Hitchcock Presents in the opening 16 minutes. ” I don’t fault my kids. They never J rates a visual study of the recently discov­ [CNN ] Headline News Overnight Enfield High Friday night at 7:30 ®i) Love Connection stopped trying. They (Public) ered sun calendar of the Pueblo Indians. (3® Hollywood Squares [ESPN] College Basketball: Pittsburgh for a CCC East encounter. Manchester senior guard Cory [A8(E] Twentieth Century Walter may be the team to beat.” (60 min.) (H) Gene Scott at Seton Hall (2 hrs.) (R) “ I think we caught Manchester Goldston netted 10 of his 17 points 1 ___ president 44 45 46 47 Cronkite explores the occupation and liber­ [E S P N ] College Basketball: Kansas ation of the Philippines [A & E ] Air Power Japan's bid to control 3:05AM CE News (R) on an off night,” Public Coach in the first half. For the game. Public also took the junior 2 "Do a s ___ State at Oklahoma State (2 hrs.) (Live) Pacific results in the Battle of Midway. 51 52 [C N N ] Showbiz Today Stan Piorkowski said. "They’re a Goldston was ll-for-12 from the varsity contest, 84-58. Freshman [H B O ] 1st & Ten: The Bulls Mean Busi­ [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour 3:1 5AM [DIS] MOVIE: 'In Search of [ESPN] NBA Today ness (CC) The Bulls make it to the Cham­ the Castaways' (CC) An elderly professor good team. Their shooting wasn’t foul line. The Indians shot 4-for-15 Jeff Ross pumped in 28 points for 3 Cabbage broth 55 pionship. Guest: Joe Namath. (In Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Amazon Women on the helps three children look for their missing in the first quarter and 4-for-14 in [LIFE] Easy Street Moon' A potpourri of skits lampooning ev­ too good tonight. But they didn’t the young Indians. 4 3, Roman father In the South American jungle. Hayley the second. 57 [M AX] MOVIE: 'Big Shots' (CC) Two 10:05PM [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Ser­ erything from modern dating to videotape Mills, Maurice Chevalier. 1962. Rated G. get that many easy shots, either. ’ ’ 5 Mother-of-pearl kids from opposite sides of the tracks em­ pent and the Rainbow' (CC) Voodoo pirates. Rosanna Arquette, Griffin Dunne, HARTFORD PUBLIC (75) — Paui Manchester’s main inside ” I thought we shot poorly early Spence96-1026, Harvey Kendall 45-613, 6 Grave robbers bark on a wild cross-country odyssey. mysticism awaits a Harvard anthropologist Ralph Bellamy. 1987. Rated R. 3:30AM (33) Twilight Zone ' and that put us behind,” Man­ Ricky Busker, Darius McCrary, Robert Joy. searching for the mysterious Haitian pow­ threat, senior Jason Goddard (10 Eric Shorter 0 5-10 5, Luis Dacuhna 3 1-2 7 Cake store © m «, NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. [USA] Edge of Night [USA] MOVIE: 'Town Tamer' After his 10, Alexander Hall 7 3-5 17, Joson 1987 Rated PG-13 der rumored to turn men into zombies. Bill wife is killed by a bullet meant for him, a points on 3-for-13 shooting) was chester Coach Frank Kinel said. Pullman. Cathy Tyson, Zakes Mokae. Williams 0 0-0 0, Ed Latscell 0 2-2 2, [U S A ] Cartoons 1:00AM (j1) Twilight Zone lawman roams the west looking for the unable to get free down low due to " It made the difference the rest of Stephan Stoudmire 0 2-3 2, Jake 1987 Rated R. (In Stereo) 0® NVR Showcase culprit. Dana Andrews, Terry Moore, Pat Fournier 0 0-0 0. Totals 23 24-38 75. 7:00PM (33 inside Edition the Owls’ packed-in defense and the game. We just really didn’t [TMC] MOVIE: 'Masters of the Univ­ ^ Hart to Hart O’Brien. 1965. have anybody who had a good MANCHESTER (62) — Cory Goldston d3 Wheel of Fortune (CC). erse' He-Man races the evil Skeletor to was forced to play on the 3 11-12 17, Eric WIdmer 2 1-2 5, Jason (3® Career Media Network 3:35AM [HBO] m o v ie : 'The Hidden’ Goddard3 4-910, Willie Burg00-00, Erik (T) (30) Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) modern-day California and the all-powerful perimeter. shooting night. Jason had diffi­ CELEBRITY CIPHER Cosmic Key. Dolph Lundgren. Frank Lan- [A&E] Vietnam War With Walter An alien creature roams Los Angeles turn­ Johnson 0 0-0 0, Chuck Little 4 0-0 8, Celebrity Clplter cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present. 01) C3® Cheers (CC). ing law-abiding citizens into homicidal “ There wasn’t much inside,” culty scoring.” Each letter In the cipher stands for another. Today's clue: K equals M. gella, Meg Foster. 1987. Rated PG. Cronkite Colvin Meggett 8 0-1 18, Cory McGee 0 08 Rockford Files maniacs. Kyle MacLachlan, Michael Nouri, Piorkowski continued. ’ ’It was Goddard was averaging 17 0-0 0, Darren Goddard 1 2-2 4. Totals 21 1 0:30PM 05) Odd Couple [CNN ] Crossfire Ed O'Ross. 1987. Rated R. 18-26 62. !20 M*A*S‘ H very crowded around the basket points a game. ■TYQWMV WE KTNP-HPXWPFP 0® V Slicer [ESPN] Ski Worid 3-polnt goals: HP- Dacuhna3, Spence (24 :57) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour 3:40AM CE Nlghtwatch Joined in where he (Goddard) likes to The Indians continued their 2. M- Meggett 2. (23) Screen Painters [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide Progress Halftime: 39-25 Public (26 The Streets of San Francisco play.” dismal shooting in the third .... WB JAG KTNP HPXWPFP 0® INN News [USA] Search for Tomorrow (30 Current Affair 4:00AM (33) streets of San Francisco ( ^ Hogan's Heroes 1 :25AM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Wild and (61) Family Ties (CC) [A & E ] MOVIE: ‘Oh, You Beautiful Doll' RPXX PMAGVL. TGUWPMYPE ^ Chuck Davis: Dancing Through Beautiful on Ibiza' Passion and pleasure A classical turn-of-the-century musician [A8iE] Chronicle W est Africa Choreographer Chuck Davis run free on the island paradise of Ibiza. Re­ finds success by turning serious composi­ KTNP HPXWPFP QAA.’ — [CNN] Moneyline and his African-American Dance Ensem­ gis Porte, Tanja Spiess, Margit Geissler. tions into popular songs. June Haver, Mark ble’s visit to Senegal and Gambia is chroni­ 1981. Rated R. Stevens, Charlotte Greenwood. 1949. EC bows in final 15 seconds [ESPN] SportsCenter cled in this portrait of traditional West Afri­ 1:30AM (3) Career Media Network [CNN ] Larry King Overnight □ TEAM SAHTSUE. [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire can dancing. (R| CE Joe Franklin [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide By Len Auster “ It surprised me (about the ent. But he had a bad first half and PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The guest is always right — even if we have to [USA] Miami Vice @ Best of Love Connection throw him out.” — Charles Ritz. 03) INN News -Manchester Herald fouls) in that Xavier pressed all we said those guys had to 7:30PM (T) Entertainment Tonight [D IS ] Animals in Action Featured: how game, they played us man to man contribute (in the second half).” Actress Susan Sarandon. (In Stereo) camouflage helps animals survive. 0® Later With Bob Costas 4:05AM [TM C] MOVIE: 'Masters of [CNN ] Newsnight Update the Universe' He-Man races the evil When push came to shove. and we went a lot of zone. I felt if Magner advised. (33 (22 Jeopardy! (CC) [HBO] MOVIE. 'Hope and Glory’ (CC) Skeletor to modern-day California and the John Boorman's autobiographical account Xavier High had the extra nudge anything we played too tentative, East had a 14-6 lead after one @3 Kate 8. Allie (CC) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Puss-in-Boots' A cat is all-powerful Cosmic Key. Dolph Lundgren, of life as a young boy in World War II Eng­ transformed into a man who ingratiates Frank Langella, Meg Foster. 1987. Rated at the end as it came all the way but we came up with the fouls.” quarter and 2.3-16 advantage at OD INN News land. Sarah Miles, David Hayman, Derrick himself with French aristocracy in this PG. back for a 45-44 victory over host East Coach Ray Page said. ’ ’The the half. Six-foot-5 senior Ted Reginald Plnto/Manchaetar Herald THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME (2® M-A*S*H O'Connor. 1987. Rated PG-13. * by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee East Catholic Tuesday night in bottom line is we had a chance to Oliva led the way for the Eagles UP FOR TWO — Manchester’s Calvin Kendall (32) in theirgameTuesday night (3® (3® Win, Lose or Draw [LIFE] Foley Square win and it came down to one with his game-high 12 points Unscramble these four Jumbles, All Connecticut Conference boys’ Meggett (12) soars to the basket after at Clarke Arena. Public’s Paul Spence You'll be late lor class (38) NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at To­ 1 1 :00PM CE CE 0® (3® News rebound and they beat us to the along with four rebounds. Oliva on? letter to each square, to form I. ronto Maple Leafs |2 hrs., 30 min ) (Live) basketball action. four ordinary words. CE Benny Hill Jeff Baron’s three-point play ball.” was scoreless in the serond half, getting past Hartford Public’s Harvey (24) looks on. The Owls won, 75-62. (613 NBA Basketball: Boston Celtics at 01) Cheers (CC). Part 1 of 3. Indiana Pacers (2 hrs., 30 min.) with 15 seconds left was the Xavier, outrebounded in the adding five rebounds for a total of YARN 0® Synchronal [A8iE] World of Survival REDUCE YOUR RISK OE HEART difference as the Middletown- first half (18-12). went with a nine. two minutes were left when Scott grabbed a miss by Bari Winner, man Chris Paradiso and Billy (2® All in the Family [CNN] Crossfire based school moved into a second taller lineup in the second half ” I think we played a poor first Altrui drained a 3-pointer. Altrui. put it in and was fouled. Evans 12 apiece for the 8-2 young ^ A s / (2® News (Live) [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America DISEASE — THE #/ KILLER place tie in the ACC with the with 6-3 senior Mark Legoullon half. I told them at the half we averaging 18.8 points a game, East’s attempt at a final shot Eagles. (24) M otorweek A road test of the Toyota providing the added height. That were in good shape being down was held to 10. “ I felt we guarded was disrputed by the Falcon [HBO] Imprints: Jeff Bridges Actor Jeff Camry V-6; keeping your car secure; the Eagles, each at 3-2. Xavier is 5-7 XAVIER (45) — Bari Winner 4 2-2 10, Bridges talks about his career and personal annual Edsel convention. overall. East 6-5 heading into its enabled the Falcons to win the only seven (points),” Magner Altrui okay. We dogged him.” defense. Lopatka lost his dribble Chris Bradley 4 1-1 10, Anthony AAenard CEEPI life Magner said. 2 3-5 7, Peter Burdick 0 0-20, Jett Baron4 (2® To Be Announced CHOLESTEROL SCREENING rematch with Notre Dame in second-half board battle (18-13). said. with Callahan launching a long 3-4 11, Mark Legoullon 1 5-6 7, Dennis CE t v 101 (CC) Keegan sus­ 8:00PM 0 ) M 'A 'S 'H West Haven Friday night at 7. “ Without him we were getting East’s biggest lead was at 21-8 Pete Lopatka (8 points) hit one jumper that missed the mark. Anderson 0 0-0 0, Paul Sheffle 0 0-0 0. □ z pects Vance's new girlfriend is an under­ one shot the entire first half.” with 4:16 left in the half. “ We of two free throws for a 42-40 “ It’s a tough loss,” Page said. Totals 15 14-20 45. cover narcotics agent; Dwight Kincheloe, 07) News (CC). (R) • low cost • performed by Trained Technicians East, more of a finesse team, EASTCATHOLIC (44) — Scott Altrui 4 SOME MEMBERS OF suffering from teacher burn-out, continues (61) Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) was whistled for 16 fouls, includ­ Xavier Coach Rich Magner said. stopped taking the ball at them Eagle lead before a wide-open ” We got careless with the ball. 0-010, Reid Gorman 5 0-0 10, TedDllva6 to miss classes (60 min ) Part 2 of 2. (In • results in less than 3 minutes 0-0 12, Peter Lopatka 2 3-4 8, Dan REEVER THE RISINS SEN - [A & E ] Evening at the Improv ing the deciding one. compared to LegouHon’s presence helped which gave us the lead.” Page Baron hit a layup with 61 seconds Xavier got a rally going and when Stereo) to go to tie it. Collahon 20-1 4, Billy EyansOO-00, Scott ERATION COULP RISE [CNN] Moneyline Find Out Your Ohotesteroi Level 11 for Xavier. The Falcons went Baron on the inside, with the explained. you feel you’re going to win. you Senseney 0 0-0 0, Rob Penders 0 0-0 0, EVEN HIGHER IFTHET CB 3® Growing Pains (CC) Maggie s Dan Callahan, after East went Brett MIkkelsen0 0-00, Chris ParadlsoO Working Mother of the Year Award trig­ [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet 1o the foul line 20 times, convert­ latter hitting the boards for eight Xavier took its first lead at 35-34 play a little harder.” WOULP POTH/S. at 0-0 0. Totals 19 3-5 44. gers family memories. [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire ing 14, while East was at the second-half caroms and all of his on a Legoullon rebound bucket to four corners, drove the lane for an East took the junior varsity 3-polnt goals: EC- Altrui 2, Lopatka; f9~) A-Team [USA] Miami Vice charity stripe only five occasions, team-high 11 points. start the fourth quarter. The easy layup for a 44-42 bulge with contest, 51-49. Freshman Rob X- Bradley. LIMIES Haittime: 23-16 East. Now arrange the circled letters to O MOVIE; Murder In Texas (Part 2 of Falcons held onto the lead until 36 seconds to go before Baron Penders had 17 points and fresh­ Nlghtline (CC). LENOX PHARMACY • 299 E. Center S t • 6494M96 hitting three. "Baron’s been pretty consist­ form the surprise answer, as sug­ 2) ' As Dr. Hill’s murder trial gets under­ 1 1 :30PM CE (S) gested by the above cartoon. way, both sides hire the most prestigious CE ( ^ Morton Downey Jr. DATE: FRI. JAN 27 TIME: 10am-5pm COST *6.00 lawyers in the criminal field. Farrah Faw­ 01) Honeymooners cett, Sam Elliott, Katharine Ross. 1981. S® Jeffersons ^»^»rns.,r T T n u i i i i i J Part 2 of 2 Orel showing true bulldog personality 0® Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) (Answers tomorrow CIS) MOVIE; 'A Farewell to Arms' An Dineen is named American ambulance driver, wounded in Yesterday's Jumbles: BATCH PILOT STYLUS HEIFER Italy, falls in love with a nurse. Gary By Ben Walker baseball isn’t always there, that playoffs and World Series MVP, Answer: Some people don't trust the ocean, because Cooper, Helen Hayes, Adolphe Menjou. bara Bush. they're convinced there's something - - - The Associated Press maybe sometimes that’s just for AP male athlete of the year — At worst, Hershiser might have "FISHY" ABOUT IT 1932 ® MOVIE; 'The Impossible Spy' A fact- a Wales’ all-star the fans and not for the business that transcends sports and cap­ been a little annoying on a baW(f'account of the exploits of Elie THE MANCHESTER Funny what a few dollars will side of the game, and that’s the tures America’s imagination. postseason tour to Japan. Some of Cohen, an Israeli spy who infiltrated the vBiftbiB for S2.&0, whicn mciudti poiUa* do. Or a few million. way I have to treat it.” Hershiser hasn’t even cashed in his fellow All-Stars privately said arxl handling, from Jumble, d o thie newapaper, P.O Box 4366. Orlando, FL 32B02-43M. Syrian government in the days prior to Include your name, address artd zip code and make your check payable to newspaperbooks. 1967 s Six-Day War John Shea, Eli Wal- HARTFORD — Hartford Take Orel Hershiser. Squeaky- The wunderkind with choir-boy like he could have. Except for the Hershiser was pompous at times lach. 1986 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Whaler right wing Kevin Di­ clean in the often dirty world of good looks isn’t a boy, after all. Disney commercial, which every and childish at others. But (22) (30) Unsolved Mysteries (CC) An Ore­ neen was named to the Na­ sports, right? He’s a shrewd, 30-year-old man. star seems to do. he hasn’t been nothing to get too bent about. gon teen disappeari at a carnival; a police tional Hockey League’s Wales Now, all we hear about Her­ Fans are finally seeing Her­ overexposed. He did change his officer's killer is sought in Virginia; North- MANUEL ALVAREZ, CONDUCTOR Then comes this whole money Conference All-Star team by shiser is money. He wants $2.5 shiser the Bulldog, the side of his home telephone number to let an wester/j shrimp fishermen vanish. (60 thing. Hershiser, Mr. All- mln’i'(ln'Stereo) Boston Bruins’ Coach Terry million this season: Los Angeles personality that his manager and answering service handle the Everything, wants a raise from Astrograph (24) ( ^ j Smithsonian World (CC) Exam­ wants to pay him $2 million. The teammates talk about, but no­ avalanche of calls, but there The Sorcerer’s Apprentice O’Reilly, it was announced $1.1 million. He says he worth at ines recent advances in molecular biology pitcher wants a multiyear con­ body else has been able to really hasn’t been a barrage of banquets and the increased responsibility which ac­ Paul Dukas ’Tuesday. least double. And he says if he Dineen was one of 14 re­ tract: the Dodgers are balking. understand or believe. He’s a or a calvacade of card shows with GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) There companies humanity's ability to shape na­ doesn’t get what he wants, he ture. (60 min.) serves and the only Whaler Does this make him greedy? tough negotiator, too. autographs at $10 apiece. possibility that everything might not No. Does this change him? No. might leave. as smoothly as anticipated today. Be C2® MOVIE: Just You and Me, Kid' An Poem for Flute and Orchestra named to the squad. What’s wrong with that? Instead, he goes on Johnny cfour prepared for the unexpected and ready elderly ex-vaudevillian takes in a 14-year- This is the third All-Star But does this change our percep­ Even in an era sullied by Carson and sings hymns — in “ I ’m not some crying, sour- — Charles Tomlinson Qrlftea old runaway despite the protestations of tion of him? Possibly. spiraling salaries, no one be­ grapes athlete.” Hershiser said. birth d ay to move with shifting circumstances. his meddling relatives. George Burns, Mary Ellen Jacobs, Flutist selection for Dineen, who perfect pitch, of course — and CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Someone Brooke Shields, Burl Ives 1979. assisted on two Mario Le- “ Business is business,” Her­ grudges a player making a lot of dines with President Reagan at “ When I talk. I ’m going to tell you you are presently involved with will lose shiser said. “ We really start to money if he’s worth it. Especially 1 [A 8iE ] Battle Line mieux goals, including the the White House, where wife what’s going on and what’s going respect for you If you renege on your find out the sentimentality of after a miraculous season — Jamie Hershiser entertains Bar­ on is kind of frustrating. ” promises or commitments. Don't agree [CNN] PrimeNews Rumanian Folk Dances game-winner, in the Wales’ 6-5 Jan. 26, 1989 to anything to which you know you can't [D IS ] Good Morning, Miss Bliss Bela Bartok victory over the Campbell comply. [ESPN] College Basketball: Pittsburgh Students from Manchester High School Participating Conference last year. ’The You may place greater emphasis In the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Even though an at Seton Hall (2 hrs ) (Live) Wales All-Stars play the year ahead on acquiring knowledge associate may do something you dislike [HBO] MOVIE: The Morning After' KEVIN DINEEN Clemens ready to do battle with media Campbell All-Stars in Edmon­ pertaining to self-improvement. Worth­ today, don't take it upon yourself to em­ (CC) An alcoholic actress is shocked to Symphony No. 5 In E Minor . . . All-Star selection barrass this person through criticism In find the man she'd spent the night with ton on Feb. 7. while outlets will be found to utilize what murdered in her bed. Jane Fonda, Jeff BOSTON (A P) - Boston Red with those who violate their ing about my family,” the two- ask Clemens what written refer­ front of others. Have your say In private. Peter lllych Tchaikovsky Dineen was voted by the fans you learn. Bridges, Raul Julia. 1986. Rated R. Sox pitcher Roger Clemens does privacy. time American League Cy Young AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) At the last VIRGO (Aug. 23-8«pl. 22) Outside as the starting right wing a in favor of Washington’s Mike ences to his family he meant. [LIFE] 10th Annual ACE Awards From year ago. This year he finished Ridley (27-32-59), Quebec’s not mind reading about himself, “ ... it’s something I ’m going to Award winner said ’Tuesday night minute today, you might make a switch pressures and the urgency to get things Los Angeles, an awards ceremony honor­ Dowling said in his report that done quickly might lead you to take but considers his family off-limits have to take care of myself, but I in an interview shown on WCVB- in your plans that could be less effective ing the best movies, series and specials on second in the voting to Bos­ Walt Poddubny (28-27-55). he asked Clemens what he meant for you than your original ideas. Be em­ some chances in a business situation cable television with host Harry Anderson. to the media and intends to deal don’t appreciate reporters writ- TV. SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1989 ton’s Cam Neely. Dineen leads Montreal’s Bobby Smith (21- by “ hurt,” but the right-hander, phatic, not impulsive. Trying to patch up that you normally wouldn't. Be careful. (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Taped) the Whalers in scoring with 30 31-52) and New York Island­ The second part of the inter­ LIBRA (8«pt. 23-Oct. 23) In order to be who won the AL Cy Young Award a broken romance? The Astro-Graph [M AX] [TM C] MOVIE: 'An Officer and 8:00 P.M. goals and 25 assists for 55 ers’ Pat LaFontalne (27-25-52). view. conducted last weekend at Matchmaker can help you to under­ successful and effective today, you a Gentleman' A hardened loser learns a Clemens’ home in Katy, Texas, in 1986 and 1987, would not stand what to do to make the relation­ must be consistent. If you worked out a lesson in responsibility when he enlists in points. Eaach team has to have at Bennet hosts tourney elaborate. ship work. Mail $2 to Matchmaker, P.O. good game plan, don't deviate from it the Naval Aviation Corps. Winner of two Dineen has been on a scoring least one representative and was to be aired tonight. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. when you meet a little resistance. Oscars. Richard Gere, Debra Winger, Louis BAILEY AUDITORIUM LaFontaine and Poddubny Bennet Junior High School is Friday — Boys: Illing vs. " I don’t have a problem saying Clemens expressed unhappi­ Gossett, Jr. 1982. Rated R. tear of late. He has scored nine PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Someone SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) When it goals in seven of the last nine were the only selections from hosting its second annual junior Nathan Hale of Coventry at 3:15 that. I don’t care what somebody ness with Boston in an interview [USA] Murder. She Wrote MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL with Mike Lynch of WCVB-TV you’ve been depending upon to be of comes to keeping secrets today, it games and has 23 points in 12 of their teams. varisty basketball tournament p.m.: and Bennet vs. Corpus writes or says about me, but now assistance to you in a current involve­ might not be your strong suit. It's not 8:30PM ( D (3® Head of the Cless |CC| the past 13 since being reunited The Whalers (20-24-3) will be that runs Thursday through Sat­ Christi of Wethersfield at 5:15 when they start talking about my last month. ment might suddenly withdraw the offer that you'll be a gossip, it's just that you Maria hides her intellectual ability to attract urday at the school. Four teams p.m. wife or kids, somebody’s gonna owing to circumstances over which this could be too loose with your words. the school hunk General Admission...... »6 with center Ronnie Francis. looking for their first four- The Boston Globe today said it in the girls and boys’ divisions are get hurt, and it’s not gonna be me. person has no control. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dm :. 21) Be­ [A & E ] Air Power Japan's bid to control Francis is on a 10-game game winning streak of the Saturday — 10 a.m.: Girls left a message on an answering entered with championships and because I don’t appreciate those ARIES (March 21-April 19) Where your fore accepting a business suggestion Pacific results in the Battle of Midway. Students over 18 and senior citizens.... *4 point-scoring streak (4-12-16) season when they host the St. Consolation: Noon: Boys Conso­ machine at Clemens’ home Tues­ career is concerned today it’s best not offered by a friend today, quiz this per­ [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) (In Stereo) consolations in both scheduled for things ... I ’m the one doingthejob but was overlooked. He’s se­ Louis Blues (17-22-7) tonight at lation: 2:15 p.m.: Girls Cham­ day night and was told by to use an intermediary to relay informa­ son thoroughly to be sure that it Is feasi­ Saturday. of trying to perform a service. 9:00PM (33 Equalizer McCall confronts FAMILY SPECIAL cond on the Whalers in scoring 7:30 (SportsChannel.WTIOat pionship: 4:15 p.m .: Boys Cham­ Clemens’ agent. Alan Hendricks, tion tor you to others, especially it what ble from personal experiences. the issue of homelessness when he comes with 17 goals, 36 assists. 53 the Civic Center. The tournament schedule is: "And again. I ’m very serious in that the pitcher was at a golf you have to say is important. CAPRICORN (Dm :. 22-Jan. 19) Your Students under 18 FREE with I.D. pionship: 6:15 p.m.: Awards to the aid of an unemployed carpenter. (60 Thursday — Girls: Ring vs. saying those words because that tournament in Pebble Beach, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If you are possibilities for fulfilling your material min ) (R) (In Stereo) points. He sai(i he would have The Whalers are coming off ceremony. an impressive 5-0 road victory Nathan Hale of Coventry at 3:15 means something to me.” having work or service performed for objectives look encouraging today. CE (3® Wonder Years (CC) Reprise of liked to have been picked, but Calif. you today, be very explicit regarding However, there Is a chance you might For further information, can use the three days off. over the Quebec Nordiques p.m.; and Bennet vs. Corpus All-tournament teams and The interview was conducted season premiere. Kevin is led astray by a "I just know Roger likes what you want done. Don't give the as­ do something which does not serve disreputable seventh-grader (R| (In call 647-6043 or 633-7412. O’Reilly bypassed Francis Monday night. Christi of Wethersfield at 5:15 most valuable players in each by Mike Dowling of the television signee loo much liberty to alter your your best Interests and will lessen your Stereo) p.m. division will be selected. station’s sports staff. He did not Dowling.” the agent said. instructions. gains. [in A-Team MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Jan. 25. 1989 — 21 20 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 25. 1989 SCOREBOARD High School Roundup

FAR WEST Adams St. 99, Colorado Boptlst 94, 20T NHL statistics Air Force79, Brigham Young78 Hockey Blola66,Master's60 Indian girls qualify for tournament NEW Y O R K (AP) — National C al Lutheran90,PolntLoma89 League regular-season statistics Cent. Washington 85, Pac. Luthwan 59 Sunday, Jan. 22: Christian Heritage 101, Cal-Son DIm o 90 HARTFORD — Getting out of the gate quickly. Scoring Leaders Humboldt St. 62, Sacramento St. 57 NHLstandIngs GP G Al N. Colorodo 84, St. Clw d St. W Manchester High overwhelmed Hartford Public, Lemleux, Pgh 45 52 77 Puget Sound Christian 97, Northwest Coll. 59-25, Tuesday afternoon in CCC East Division girls’ Gretiky, LA 47 33 69 WALES CONFERENCE NIcholls, LA 48 47 54 ^Southern Cal Coll. 77, Azusa Pacific 65 basketball action. Potrick Division Yzermon, Det 48 43 53 W. Washington 91, Simon Fraser 74 The win moves the Indians to 3-2 in the CCC East, W L T 1Pts GF GA Brawn, Pgh 47 3? 5? Warner Pacific 90, Concordia, Ore. 73 8-3 overall, while the loss drops the Owls to 0-5. 1-10. NY Rangers 27 15 7 61 199 171 Savard, Chi 46 20 55 Wlllamette66, Pacific, Ore. 51 Pittsburgh 26 17 4 56 218 199 KurrI, Edm 49 28 44 The victory assures the Indians a berth in the state Washington 24 18 8 56 182 166 Rabitallle, LA 47 3? 36 How Top Twenty fared tournament. Phllodelphia 25 22 3 53 196 172 Carson, Edm 49 35 29 New Jersey 18 24 8 44 172 206 Coffey, Pgh 42 17 47 ‘Our preseason goal was met and that’s making NY Islanders 15 29 3 33 150 Mullen, Cal 47 30 33 How The Associated Press Top Twenty 193 college basketball teams fared Tuesday: the state tournament. We’re 8-3 and playing Adams Division Hawerchuk, Wpg 44 23 36 together,” said Manchester Coach Joe DePasaua. Montreal 33 13 6 72 196 150 Gallant, Det 44 24 34 1. Illinois (174)) did not ploy. Buffalo 21 21 6 48 174 184 Ridley, Wash 49 26 31 2 (jisorgetown (15-1) did not play. Senior Tina Stone had the finest game of her 3. Louisville (13-2) did not play. Boston 18 21 10 46 163 164 Naslund, Mtl 50 22 35 career for Manchester with 23 points, 5 assists, 4 Hartford 20 34 3 43 171 168 Maclean, Det 47 28 28 4. Oklahoma (15-2) did not ploy. Quebec 16 28 6 38 170 224 Poddubny, Que 46 28 27 5. Missouri (17-3) beat Maryland 87-73. steals and 1 blocked shot. Tammy Dubois dished out CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Quinn, Pgh 47 22 33 6. Arizona (13-2) did not play. 7 assists. Trish O’Connell had 8 points and Lisa Norris Division Olczyk, Tor 48 25 29 7 North Carolina (16-3) did not play. W L T Pts GF GA TIkkanen, Edm 43 24 30 8. Duke (13-2) did not play. Cartier grabbed 9 rebounds for the Indians. Shelly Detroit 22 18 8 52 184 183 Duchesne, LA 48 16 38 9. Seton Hall (17-1) did not play. Dieterle chipped in with 4 points. 4 steals and 4 St. Louis 17 22 7 41 156 168 Gllmour, Cal 46 15 39 10. Michigan (15-4) did not play. MInnesoto 15 23 10 40 160 179 11. Florida State (14-1) did not play. sssists Toronto 16 28 4 36 149 200 12. Iowa (14-3) did not play. Manchester had a 13-3 lead after one quarter and Chicago 14 28 7 35 180 216 13. Nevada-Las Vegas (13-3) did not extended its margin to 33-14 at the half. It was a 45-21 Smvfhe Division plav* Calgary 31 11 7 69 208 137 14. Syracuse (16-4) beat Boston College reading after three periods. Los Angeles 27 18 4 58 250 205 Awards 72-60. SLOW ED — The Lakers' James Worthy, Manchester has a tough engagement coming up Edmonton 24 20 6 54 213 185 15. North Carolina State (12-2) didnotplay. Winnipeg 17 19 9 43 180 195 left, finds his path blocked by the Knicks’ Friday at 7:30 p.m. when it hosts Enfield (7-3) at Vancouyer 18 26 6 42 154 160 16. Indiana (16-4) did not play. Clarke Arena. “ We’re looking forward to the 17. Ohio State (12-4) did not play. Patrick Ewing in their NBA game Tuesday's (Sames AP Male Athlete of the Year challenge,” DePasqua noted. Los Angeles 4, Washington 4, tie 18. Kansas (15-3) did not play. Tuesday night at the Forum. The Knicks New Jersey?. New York Islanders?, tie 19. Stanford (14-4) did not play. Manchester’s junior varsity team remained By The Associated Press 20. Providence (15-2) beat Miami, Fla. handed the Lakers their first home ioss, unbeaten at 8-0 with a 46-7 victory. Amy Shumaker Chicago 4, Vancouver ? 1988— Orel Hershlser, baseball 106-91. Wednesday's Games 1987— Ben Johnson, track and field 122-117. and Kathy King each had 10 points and Erica Boston at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. 198is— Larry Bird, basketball NBA results Knlcks 122. Lakers 117 Big East results DeJoannis 8 for the young Indians. St. Louis at Hortford, 7:35 p.m. 1985— Dwight Gooden, baseball Buffalo at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. 1984— Carl Lewis, track and field MANCHESTER (59) — Tina Stone 11 1-2 23, Lisa Cartier 2 NEW YORK (122) Transactions 0-0 4, Shellv Dieterle 2 0-1 4, Trish O'Connell 4 0-0 8, Tommy Winnipeg at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. 1983— Carl Lewis, track and field Nets 117, Nuggets 115 Dubois 2 2-2 6, Amy Mann 1 0-0 2, Kathy King 0 0-0 0, Beth Chicago at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. 1982— Wayne Gretzky, hockey Newman 7-15 OO 14, Oaklev 012 5-5 23, Syracuse 72. Boston College 60 SPORTS O'Brien 20-04, Jodi WIdmer 1 0-0 2, Cheryl Fowler 10-02, Jen Thursday's Games 1981— John McEnroe, tennis-x Ewing 10155-525, Jacksan3124-419, Tucker DENVER (IIS) 4-7 2-2 13, E,Wllklns 02 04) 0, G.WIlkIns Brindisi 0 0-0 0, Am y Shumaker 2 0-0 4. Totals 28 3-5 59. St. Louis at Boston, 7:35 p.m. 1980— U.S. Olympic Hockey Team BOSTON COLLEGE (60) BASEBALL HARTFORD PUBLIC (25) — Betsy Ruiz 7 1-4 15, Lattsha Washington at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. 1979— Willie Stargell, baseball English 17-33 9-9 43, Vincent 5-15 1-1 12, 3132-214,S,Green3404)6,Strlckland 2-7 2-2 American League Cooper 3-6 0-0 6, Lever 11-19 4-6 26, 6, Walker 1-2 04) 2, Myers01OOO. Totals Able 5-9 0-1 10, Benton 4-11 0-2 10, Meyers 11-2 4, Desire Ellison 1 0-0 2, Kelly Baga 1 0-02, Shelly Winnipeg at New York Islanders, 8:05p.m. 1978— Ron Guidry, baseball Pruitt 0-10-00, Edwards 2-7 2-27, Barros7-17 BALTIMORE ORIOLES— Traded Terry Young 1 0-0 2, Tanya Ortiz 00-00, Tosha Quinnes00-00. Totals 1977— Steve Cauthen, horse racing Adams 3-112-28, Schayes 1-44-66, Davls6-11 43902020122, Kennedy, catcher, to the San Francisco IN BRIEF 04) 17, Moran 1-3 0-1 3, Beasley 4-7 2-4 10, 11 2-6 25. Quebec at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. 1976— Bruce Jenner, decathlon 04) 12, Turner 1-3002. Totals 47-102 2 024115. L,A, LAKERS (117) Giants for Bob Melvin, catcher. A,C,Green 39 9-11 21, Worthy 12-18 2-3 26, Hlerpe0-02-22,Mlchals04)0-00,Stovall0-11-2 3-polnt goal; HP- Meyers. New York Rangers at Calgary, 9:35 1975— Fred Lynn, baseball 1, SmlthO-104)0. Totals23-577-1460. T E X A S RAN G ERS— Signed Rick Leach, Halftime: 33-14 Monchester. p.m. 1974— Muhammad All, boxing NEW JERSEY (117) Abdul-Jabbar 7-130014, Johnson 10176-626, outfielder, to a one-year contract. Morris 8-15 0-0 17, B.Williams 9-12 9-9 27, Scott315O010,ThompsonS-84614, Cooper Williams to miss game Vancouver at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. 1973— O.J. Simpson, football SYRACUSE (72) National League 1972— Mark Spitz, swimming Carroll 9-170-018, Hopson 5-132-212, Conner 2-5 04) 4, Woolrldge 1-3 04) 2,Totals 48-88 LOS A N G ELES DO DG ERS— Signed 6-9 3-5 16, Bogley 03 4-4 4, McGee 3-8 2-2 8, 21-26117, Caleman 4-9 7-8 15, Thompson 3-10 04) 7, PROVIDENCE — The Big East Conference 1971— Lee Trevino, golf Owens 5-10 3-6 13, Douglas 7-15 4-9 19, Roe Chris Jones, pitcher, and Jose Vizcaino 1970— George Blondo, football Berry 1-31-23, Hinson 6-100212, K.WIIIIams New York 28 35 28 31— 122 and Dave Hansen, Inflelders, to one-year announced Tuesday that St. John’s forward Cheney cagers NHL results 01 0-00, Lee0-004)0.Totals47-9221-26117. L.A. Lakers 32 37 30 18— 117 5-10 2-214, Johnson 0-204)0, Harrled04)04)0, 1969— ^Tom Seaver, baseball Mannlng2-304)4. Totals 26-5916-2572. contracts. Jasyson Williams and Georgetown forward 1968— Denny McLain, baseball 3Polnt goals— Tucker 3, Jackson 3. PITTSBURGH PIR ATES— Signed Bill Denver 24 34 32 2S— 115 Fouled out — Abdul-Jabbar. upset Vinal 1967— Carl YastrzemskI, baseball Halftime— Syracuse 37, Boston College Landrum and Bill Krueger, pitchers, and John Turner have been suspended for one 1966— Frank Robinson, baseball New Jersey 3S 26 30 26— 117 Rebounds— New York 43 (Oaklev 11), Los Mike LaValllere, catcher, to one-year Kings 4, Capitals 4 3-Polnt goals— Vincent, Morris, Conner, Angeles 44 (Worthy 14). Assists— New York 28. 3-polnt goals— Boston College 7-16 league game after being ejected for fighting in 1965— Sandy Koufax, baseball (Barros 3-9, Benton 2-2, Edwards 1-2, Moran contracts. MIDDLETOWN — It was a nice way to start off 1964— Don Schollander, swimming Fouled out— None, Rebounds— [Jenver 50 27 (Jackson 9), Los Angeles 33 (Johnson 11). Monday night’s game between the two schools. (Cooper 14), New Jersey 59 (B, Williams 15), Total fouls— New York 20, Los Angeles 18. 1-3), Syracuse 4-14 (Roe 2-6, Thompson 1-2, Texas League the second half of the season for the Cheney Tech Los Angeles 1 3 0 0— 4 1963— Sondy Koufax, baseball Douglas 1-4, Owens 0-1, Johnson 0-1). TULSA D R ILLE R S— Named Walt Wil­ Williams. St. John’s leading scorer and Washington i 0 3 0— 4 1962— Maury Wills, baseball Assists— Denver 28 (Lever 10), New Jersey Technicals— New York Illegal defense, boys’ basketball team. 22 (Bagiev 7). Total fouls— Denver 20, New Oaklev. A— 17,505. Fouled out— Edwards. Rebounds— liams manoger rebounder, will miss Saturday afternoon’s First Period— 1, Los Angeles, Laldlaw 3 1961— Roger Marls, baseball Boston College 34 (Able 8), Syracuse 43 BASKETBALL The visiting Beavers, behind a career-high 24 (Tonelll), :41. 2, Washington, Ridley 27 1960— Rafer Johnson, track Jersey 25. A— 9,455. game against the University of Connecticut at (Coleman 14). Assists— Boston College 13 AMATEUR BASKETBALL points from junior Trevon Brooks, rallied to secure (Christian, Millar), 18:28 (pp). 1959— Ingemar Johansson, boxing (Benton 4), Syracuse 16 (Douglas 9). Total ASSOCIATON-USA— Named Marynell the Hartford Civic Center. The 6-foot-9 Penalties— Duguay, LA (high-sticking), 1958— Herb Elliott, track a 58-56 win over Vinal Tech in Charter Oak Reginald PInto/Manchaatar Harald Hawks 121, Cavaliers 105 fouls— Boston College 22, Syracuse 15. Meadors, Florida State women's head Williams had 18 points and 14 rebounds in St. 11:54; J.Miller, LA (holding), 17:18. 1957— Ted Williams, baseball A— 28,144. basketball coach. North team heodcoachln Conference action Tuesday night. 195(S— Mickey Mantle, basetxill Bucks 114. Kings 110 theU.S.OIvmpIc Festival; Nancy Darsch, John’s 71-63 win over UConn on Jan. 10. in their C C C East Division battle Second Period— 3, Los Angeles, Kru- 1955— Hopalong Cassodv, football CLEVELAND (105) Ohio State head coach, as Sooth team Cheney moves to 4-5 in the COC and 4-7 overall PATH BLOCKED — Manchester’s shelnvskl 14 (Gretzky, Tonelll), 11:32.4, Los Turner will miss Georgetown’s game with 1954— Willie Mays, baseball Nance 12-18 4-6 28, Sanders 2-4 2-2 6, MILWAUKEE (114) Providence 106, Miami 91 head coach; Linda MacDonald, Temple while Vinal falls to 3-6 in the league and 4-7 overall. Darren Goddard (11) finds Hartford Tuesday night at Clarke Arena. The Agneles, Robitallle 33 (NIcholls, 1953— Ben Hogan, golf Daugherty 9-133-421, Harper 5-103-413, Price head coach, as West team head coach, Seton Hall on Feb. 1. That game could be for J.Miller), 12:49. 5, Los Agneles, Tonelll 26 1952— Bob Mothlas, track-football Cummings 13225631, Krystkowlak8-1737 The Beavers are back in action Friday night at East Owls beat the Indians, 75-62. 6-11 4-419, Williams 4-7 5-513, RolllnsOlOOO, 21, SIkma 310 2-3 10, Humphries 510 33 13, and Chris Gorbrecht, Washington head first place in the Big East. Public’s Harvey Kendall flying out at him (DeGrav, Gretzky), 14:18. Penalties— 1951— Dick Kazmaler, football Ehio 1-31-23, Valentlnel-2002,Dudlev04)04) PROVIDENCE (106) coach, as East team head coach. Hampton High at 7:30. Hunter, Was (holding), 7:38; McSorley, 1950— Jim Konstonty, baseball Pressey7-1004)14, Plerce9-141-219, Roberts Foster 3-4 0-0 6, PalazzI 6-110-015, Conlon 0. Totals 4 0 ^ 22-27 105. 1-22-24, Mokeskl3204)0,Davls1-10-02. Totals The Beavers trailed, 19-12, after one quarter and Badstuebner said. “ We were fortunate to even be Rob Monnes had 18 points and Shelby Jones 15 to LA (hIgh-stIckIng), 20:00. 1949— Leon Hart, football 10-13 3-5 23, Screen 11-20 5-7 27, Murdock 5-11 National Basketball Association Third Period— 6, Washington, Millar 4 47-881323114. 2- 213, Shamsid-Deen 2-304)4, Bent 5-102-312, 1948— Lou Boudreau, baseball ATLANTA (121) SACRAMENTO (110) MIAMI HEAT— Signed Craig Neql, Hartford wins 31-25 at halftime. Brooks tallied eight of his points in that close.” lead five Panthers in double figures. Craig Winslow (Gartner, Ridley), 13:22 (pp). 7, Washing­ 1947— Johnny Lulack, football Levingston 310 04) 6, Wilkins 17-24 4-5 41, WrightOl 04)0, Watts0-304)0, Burton 1-12-24, guard, to a second 10-day contract. ton, Stevens 5 (Christian, Courtnall), McCray 513 33 13, Petersen 7-8 2-2 16, Saddler 1-104)2, BraggO-l 0-20. Totals44-79 the third quarter and Cheney assumed a slim 41-39 Senior guard Jack Ayer poured in a game-high 30 netted a game-high 20 markers for Bolton. 1946— Glenn Davis, faotball Malone 6-15 9-10 21, Rivers 31304) 16, Theus Thompson 4-11 7-8 15, K.SmIth 313 2-2 19, PHILADELPHIA 76ERS— Signed Shel­ 19:11 (pp). 8, Washingtan, Christian 22 1945— Byron Nelson, golf-x 3-10 4-5 10, Corr 4-9 4-4 12, Battle 37 1-2 7, 14-21106. ton Jones, forward, to a contract for the HARTFORD (AP) — Keith Jones and Nate lead heading into the fourth stanza. points, including six 3-pointers, for Coventry. CROMWELL (79) — Peter Khang 5 0-0 12, Thomas Riley 0 (Murphy, Gustafsson), 19:55. Penalties— 1944— Byron Nelson, golf Pressley 511 1-2 16, Berry 510 1-1 12, M IAM I, Fla. (91) 0-0 0, Steve Alsup 4 5-613, Shelby Jones 71-415, Rob Monnes 7 Koncak 2-304)4, Webb 1-2002, FerrellO104)0, Pinckney 4604)8, Klelne4-83311.Totals4380 remainder ot the season. Gainey scored 15 points apiece as the “ Brooks had a big third quarter.” Beaver Coach However, he was only 2-for-lO in the final eight Hunter, Was, double minor (roughing), 1943— Gunder Haegg, frock Tolbert 1-304)2. Totals 48-97 22-26121. Burns 5-13 2-4 12, Warren 2-4 4-4 8, FOOTBALL 0- 018, Dwayne Lewis 1 2-25, Joe DeMortIno 10-02, Jim Hodge 1:42; Watters, LA (roughing), 1:42; 19-21 110. Brown 9-1212-13 30, Morton 3-82-29, Presto3-8 University of Hartford snapped a five-game Aaron Silvia said. “ He played well at the point and minutes. The Patriots led, 21-18. after one quarter 1 0-0 2, Mike Matus 1 3-3 5, Mike Zalack 20-14, Rubin M ilan0 1942— Frank SInkwIch, football Milwaukee 35 25 25 29— 114 Canadian Football Leogue Crossman, LA (halding), 5:52; DeGray, 1941— Joe DIMagglo, baseball Cleveland 25 25 28 27— 105 04) 7, Randon 4-8 3-6 11, Hocker 2-2 2-2 7, EDMONTON ESKIMOS— Acquired An­ losing streak by defeating Maine 62-50. caused a few turnovers.” and 32-20 at halftime. Coventry held a slim 45-44 lead 3-4 3. Totals 29 14-22 79. LA (Interference), 11:39; NIcholls, LA, Sacramento 26 30 27 27— 110 Williams 2-4 2-27, Scott04)04)0. Totals 3059 BOLTON (40) — Drew Pinto 0 2-2 2, Dave Boles 10-1 2, Jim 1940— Tom Harmon, football Atlanta 28 27 30 36— 121 3Polnt goals— Pressley 3, SIkma 2, dre Francis, cornerback; Jeff Braswell, Hartford, 6-10 and 2-5 in the North Atlantic Cheney fell behind again. 54-49. with 2:30 left. A after three quarters. misconduct-game misconduct, 11:39; 1939— Nile KInnIck, football 3Polnt goals—Price 3, Wilkins 3. 27-3391. linebacker; Gregg Stumon, defensive Hathaway 1 ()-22, Craig Winslow 92-3 20, M ike Hough 11-23, Sykes, LA (tripping), 18:04. K.SmIth, Berry. Fouled out— None. Halftime— Providence 51, Miami 50. Conference, took advantage of Maine’s poor With one opportunity left to tie with nine seonds Frank Tozzoll 20-04, Mike Deranleau 12-44, M ark YavInskyO 1938— Don Budge, tennis Fouled out — None. Rebounds — Rebounds— Milwaukee 43 (Cummings 10), end; Reggie Taylor, running bock,from three-point play by Brooks tied the game at 56. A Overtime— None. Penalties— None. 1937— Don Budge, tennis Cleveland 41 (Daugherty 9), Atlanta 46 3- Polnt Goals— Provldence4-12 (PalazzIthe 3-6, British Columbia Lions to complete an shooting Tuesday to build a 34-16 halftime lead. steal turned into a slam dunk by senior Terrance left. Ayer brought the ball up court and was whistled 1- 21, Robert Palmer 00-0 0, Zac Morford 0 0-00, John Hoar 1 Shots on goal— Los Angeles 7-137-0— T. Sacramento 42 (Petersen 9). Assists— Murdock 1-4, Screen 01, Watts 0-1), 0-3 2, Justin Herman 0 0-0 0. Totals 16 8-19 40. 1936— Jesse Owens, trock-x (Levingston 10). Assists— Cleveland 21 Milwaukee 23 (Pressey 8), Socramento earllertrode. Woshington 139-15-3-40. 1935— Joe Louis, boxing (Price 9), Atlanta 26 (Rivers, TheusS) .Total Miami 4-10 (Hocker 1-1, Williams 1-2, National Football League Maine. 5-11 and 3-4. shot fourof24 fromthe field Phillip (19 points. 13 rebounds) and Cheney led. for stepping out of bounds with three seconds 3-polnt goals: C- Monnes 4, Khang 2, Lewis. Power-play Opportunities— Los An- 1934— Dizzy Dean, baseball 22 (K. Smith ID.Totol fouls— Mllwaukee21, Morton 1-3, Presto 1-3, Warren 01). Halftime: 24-8 Cromwell. fouls— Cleveland O, Atlanta 18. A— 16,371. Sacramento 21. Technical— Sacramento Fouled out— Brown. Rebounds— KANSAS CITY CHIEFS— Named Marty in the first half. 58-56, with a minute to play. Vinal failed to tie the remaining. gelesOof 2; Washlngton3of6. 1933— Carl Hubbell, baseball Illegal defense. A— 16,517. Schottenhelmer head coach. Larry Griffiths, added 12 points and Lamont Goalies— Los Angeles, Healy, 20-12-1 (40 1932— Gene Sarazen, golf Providence35 (Conlon9), Miami 35 (Burns HOCKEY game on three different possessions after that. Judd Porter scored 24 points for Bacon while shots-36 soves). Washington, Malorchuk, 1931— Pepper Martin, boseball 7). Assists— Providence 20 (Murdock Middleton collected 10 rebounds for Hartford. “ We needed someone to pick up the slack and Derrik Jerman added 19. “ He (Potter) hurt us.” 9), Miami 16 (Warren 4). Total fouls— National Hockey League 13135 (27-23). x-Both male and female winners were Bulls 109, Maverlcks91 ST, LOUISBLUES— SentCralgCoxe,left Reggie Banks led Maine with 14 points. Brooks did that with his points and (Sean) Walstedt Badstuebner said. Potter had 16 of his points in the A— 18,130. from the same sport Providence 23, Miami 18. A— 3,037. wing, to Peoria of the International Hockey MHS swimmers Referee— Paul Stewart. Linesmen— League. did with his rebounds.” first half. Gord Broseker, Mark Vines. DALLAS (91) NBA leaders Perkins 313 2-4 18, Aguirre 11-21 32 22, VANCOUVER CANUCKS— Walstedt collected 11 caroms while Phillip also Mike Oswald added 14 for Coventry. dunked by Hall Donaldson 26 04) 4, Harper 510 4-4 15, Tuesday's college hoop scores Acquired Jose Charbonneau, right wing, C BA franchise sought blocked seven shots. BACON ACADEMY (58) — Derrik Jerman 8 2-2 19, Jeff Blockman 1318 1-2 22, Schrempf 38 04) 6, NEW YO RK (AP) — The NBA Individual from the Montreal Canadlens In exchange Savitsky 3 0-0 6, Sage Reinholtz 3 1-3 7, Judd Potter 10 2-3 22, Manchester High boys’ swimming team saw its Wennlngton 1-4 2-24, B.l5avls3304)0, Wiley scoring, rebounding, field goal percen­ for [Jan Woodley, center. HARTFORD (AP) — A state legislator is Dave Milardo had 24 points for Vinal. Gary LaLIberte 1 0-0 2, Bill Cameron 1 0-1 2, Jason Greene 0 Islanders 2.Devlls2 tage and assist leaders through record even off at 3-3 with a 91-79 loss to Hall High of 31300, Tyler 34) 300, Blab0-004)0, Jones30 EAST asking the Continental Basketball League to CHENEY TECH (58) — Troy Maxfield 0 0-0 0, Treyon 0-0 0, M ike Cone 0 0-0 0. Totals 26 5-9 58. Basketball 300.Totals43849-1491. January 22: Alfred 103, Fredonia St. 92 COLLEGE Brooks 95-10 24, Keyin Toolan 10-02, Terrance Phillip91-319, CO VEN TRY (56) — Jack Aver 11 2-430, Paul Strveharz 11-2 West Hartford Tuesday afternoon at the Indians’ New Jersey o 1 1 0— 2 CHICAGO (109) ArmvSB, Falrfleld49 BIG EAST— Suspended John Turner, consider granting the Greater Hartford area a Chris Hawes 1 0-0 2, Tony Evans 20-04, Sean Walstedt 22-26, 3, Frank CoombsOO-0 0, Scott Lucas40-28, Mike Oswald 52-3 N.Y. Islanders 1 1 0 0— 2 Grant 510 04) 12, Plppen 513 30 12, G FG FT PtsAvg forward, Georgetown and Jayson Willi­ Daryl Taylar 0 0-0 0, Jett Allen 0 1-2 1, Jim LeBlanc 0 0-0 0. pool. Jordan, Chi. Assumptlon95,Sprlngfleld86 ams, forward, St. John's, for one game, tor new franchise for the 1989-90 season. 14, Chris McCarthy 01-2 1, Pot Bradley 0 0-0 0, Craig Paton 0 Rrst Period— 1, New York, Bergevin 1 Cartwright 7-12 9-11 23, Vincent 36 30 6, 37 4X 320 1313 35.5 Babson95, Coast Guard81 Totals 24 9-17 58. 0-0 0. Totals 21 6-13 56. Manchester’s distance freestyle crew had per­ (Makela, DIduck), 8:23. Penalties— Jordon 1320 4-5 24, Paxson 4-7 30 9, Corzine Molone, Utah X 401 350 1153 ».3 fighting. Gary Berner. R-East Hartford, said in a V IN A L TECH (56) — Dave Milardo 11 0-0 24, Marcus Edens NBA standings Drexler, Port. Brondels90,Suffolk64 BUCKNELL— Announced the resigna­ 3-polnt goals: BA- Jerman; C- Ayer 6, Oswald 2. sonal bests in both the 200- and 500-yard freestyles. Gilbert, N Y (Interference), 2:19; Lolselle, 362-28, Hodges 26 2-27,Sellers2-82-26,Haley 36 400 201 1015 28.2 Brldgewater,Moss. 93, Worcester St. 66 letter to CBA Commissioner Jay Ramsdell that 7 4-6 19, Travis Sanders 1 0-0 2, Jake Kaiser 2 0-0 4, Tyrone Halftime: 32-30 Coventry NJ (elbowing), 6:14; Daneyko, NJ (cross­ 04)300, C. Davis 1-1302. Totols44-8719-22109. Ellis, Sea. 37 403 164 1043 28.2 tion of George Landis, head football coach. James 3 0-0 6, Grady Jacobs 0 1-2 1, Henry Duncan 0 0-0 0. Victor Torres. Mike McNally and Eric Shanahan English, Den. Colby 95, Bowdoln73 Named LouMaranzanainterlmheadcoach. checking), 13:23; Sundstrom, NJ (slash­ EASTERN CONFERENCE 38 451 139 1043 27.4 Franklin 8, Marshall 86, Lebanon Val. 65 he would spearhead the local effort to secure a Tatals 24 5-8 56. were 2-4-6 in the 200 and Matt Miner, Mark Flores ing), 14:57; Kerr, NY (Interference), Atlantic Division Dallas 26 15 28 22— 91 Mullln, G.S. 36 372 216 969 26.9 Frostburg St. 93, Mary Washington 82 team in the 42-year-old league. 3-polnt goals; CT- Brooks; VT- Milardo 2, Edens. 16:38; Morrow, NY (tripping), 16:51. W L Pet. GB Chicago 30 24 26 29— 109 Barkley, Phil. 39 352 315 1032 26.5 Geneva75, Point Park 55 Halftime: 31-25 Vinal and Ryan Patulak 2-4-6 in the 500, all with personal — “ The time is right for pro hoops in Greater Second Period— 2, New York, Sutter 18 New York 27 14 .659 3Polnt goals— Harper, Blackman, Pox- Wilkins, Atl. X 380 227 994 26.2 Hamllton72, Ithaca61 Cromwell five bests. (Morrow, Flatlev), 7:20. 3, New Jersey, Phlladelphio 21 18 .538 5 son, Hodges. Fouled out— None. Chambers, Phoe. 37 X2 213 910 24.6 Hartford62,Malne50 Hartford,” said Berner, an assistant minority Olaluwon, Hou. X 220 Bowling Brian Parkany (50 free). Patulak (diving) and Broten 11 (Albelln), 13:13 (pp). Boston 18 20 .474 7 '/3 Rebounds— Dallas 42 (Donaldson 9), Chi­ 350 920 24.2 Johns Hopklns99, Messiah 72 leader. “ The combination of available facili­ whips Bolton Penoltles— Muller, NJ (Interference), New Jersey 16 23 .410 10 cago 53 (Grant, Cortwrlght 10). Assists— Cummings, Mil. X 350 171 871 24.2 Kings Polnt87, Baruch70 Bacon ties Egils Ramans (100 butterfly) were the lone winners Johnson, LAL 39 X5 275 904 23.2 3:11; Dalgarno, NY (Interference), 4:42; Washington 13 23 .361 11'/? Dallas 23 (Aguirre, Harper 6), Chicago 29 Manhattanvllle84, Hartwick 78 ties. proven sports fan support, and a tradition for Manchester. Wolanin, NJ (slashing),8:22; Conacher, NJ Charlotte 10 X .250 16'/j (Plppen 7). Total fouls— Dallas 21, Tripucka, Char. 37 313 208 856 23.1 Marvmount,Va.87,Gallaudet73 of assistance from local businesses make the CROMWELL — Cromwell High took control at the (slashing), 9:48; Dalgarno, NY (holding), Central Division Chicago 16. A— 17,566. Malone, Wash. X 3X 156 827 23.0 Mercvhurst61, Buffalo59 up Coventry outset and never looked back in whipping Bolton Manchester begins its CCC East Division action — McHale, Bos. 318 Cunllffe Auto 11:36. Cleyelond 30 8 .789 X 207 843 22.2 Merrimack 84, Bentley 75 potential for the CBA team very exciting.” Friday when it hosts Windham High at 3:45 p.m. Third Period— 4, New Jersey, Shanahon 6 Detroit 25 12 .676 4'/j Ewing, N.Y. 40 339 197 875 21.9 Penn St.-Harrlsburg 100, Beaver 85 Jim Evans 150-411, Tony Marinelll The CBA has 12 teams stretching from COLCHESTER — A poor shooting fourth-quarter High, 79-40. Tuesday night in Charter Oak (Sundstrom), 1:15. Penalty— Verbeek, Milwaukee 24 13 .649 5’/? SuperSonica 10S.Trallblazera 100 Adams, Den. X 246 168 744 21.3 Phlla, Pharmacy 77, Swarthmore 53 169-420, Joe Tollsano 160, Rick Johnson Worthy, LAL X 3 X 141 793 20.9 Albany, N.Y. to Rapid City. S.D. proved to be Coventry High’s undoing in its Charter Conference boys’ basketball action. NJ (high-sticking), 6:26. Atlanta 25 14 .641 5'/? Plymouth St. 90, Norwich75 152-410, Larry Novella 166-448, John The win improves the Panthers to 7-2 in the COC Results; Overtime— None. Penaltv — Chicago 23 15 .605 7 Aguirre, Dali. X 279 151 728 20.8 Rhode IslondColl. 99, SE Massachusetts 84 Chase 157-410, Jim Bell 168-445, Fred Oak Conference clash with homestanding Bacon 200 medley relay; 1. Hall 1:50.37, 2. M H S, 3. Hall. Indiana 10 28 .263 X SEATTLE (103) Bailey, Utah X 302 180 786 20.7 200 free: 1. Ralsner (H) 2:12.02,2. Torres (M),3. Klerys (H). La Fontaine, N Y (elbowing),4:27. McKev 14-25 5834, Cage3122-38,Llster26 Rachester T ech 81, Hobart 80 Schoenfeld 157, Emile Roux 154-419, Academy. West and 8-3 overall. Bolton is winless in 11 outings. WESTERN CONFERENCE Richmond, G.S. X 266 199 744 20.7 Salem St. 104, N. Adams St. 97, OT Steve Williams 154-150-433, Jeff Bell 200 IM; 1. Peled (H) 2:11.99, 2. Ramans (M), 3. LIvadarlv Midwest Division 1-2 5, Ellis 319 57 24, McMillan 38 1-1 7, McEnroe crushed The Patriots were 4-for-15 in the final stanza and 0-8 in the COC East. Bolton’s next game is Friday (H). Shots on goal— New Jersey 6-12-10-3— 31. MctJonlel 1323 33 23, Threott 16 04) 2, St. Anselm69,Qulnnlplac65 165-170-480, Bob Wilson 153-24. New York 13-10-14-3— 40. W L Pet. GB St Bonoventure94, PennSt.93 High team single; Journal Inquirer dropped a .58-56 decision to Bacon Academy night at 7:30 against Bacon Academy in Colchester. 50 free; 1. Parkany (M) ;24.27, 2. Lawler (H), 3. Rapoport — Polynlce04)04)0.Totols41-9717-24103. MELBOURNE. Australia (AP) — Ivan Power-play Opportunities— New Jersey Utah 23 15 .605 Field Goal Percentage St. Michael's 105, Bryant64 489, high team triple: Purdy Corpora­ Tuesday night. It was Coventry’s first COC loss of Bacon pulled into a tie for the COC East lead at 8-1 (H). 1 of 6; New York 0 of 7. Houston 23 16 .5X '/? FG FGA Pet Stonehlll 88, American Inti. 82, OT tion 1317, high Individual single: Bill Lendl destroyed John McEnroe’s title dream Diving: 1. Patulak (M) 166 points, 2. Hull (H), 3. Castaler 19 18 .514 3'/? PORTLAND (100) 154 254 .606 with its 58-56 upset win over Coventry Tuesday (M). Goalies— New Jersey, Burke, 15-17-7 (40 Dallas Brvant 36 04) 6, Kersey 517 6-8 18, Thompson, LAL Susauehanna84, (3ettysburg67 Sheehan 198, high Individual triple; the year and snapped its six-game winning streak. shots-38 saves). New York, Hrudev, 12-19-3 Denver 70 X .500 4 Barkley, Phil. 352 601 .586 Syracuse 72, Boston College60 Larry Novella 490, high average; Tony with a straight-set victory today in the night. 100 fly: 1. Ramans (M) :58.53,2. Power (H),3. Phillips (M). 11 27 .289 12 Duckworth 7-11 2-4 16, Drexler 1320 4-7 25, 285 503 .567 Bacon has won five in a row. 100free: 1. Dunn (H) :52.06,2. Parkany (M),3. Lawler (H). (31-29). San Antonio Porter 513 30 8, Young 58 2-2 12, Jones Parish, Bos. Temple93, Massachusetts 66 Marinelll Sr. 140.36. quarterfinals of the $2.4 million Australian “ We faced a superior team tonight.” said Bolton A— 13,812. Miami 4 34 .105 19 Levingston, Atl. 160 285 .561 Trinity, Conn. 93, Wesleyan 84 Standings; J.J. Balt 7-2, Jounral Coventry and Bacon are now tied for the top spot 500 tree: 1. Ralsner (H) 5:59.60,2. Torres (M), 3. Klerys (H). 2-4 04) 4, Vondeweghe 516 30l1.Totals 339 606 .559 Open tennis championship. 100 back: 1. Dunn (H) 1:05.56, 2. Power (H), 3. Cromble Referee— Kerry Fraser. Linesmen— Pat Pacific Division 42-951521100. Ewing, N.Y. Tufts 100, New England Coll. 61 Inquirer 6-3, R&G Auto 6-3, East in the COC East, each at 8-1. Each quintet is 9-2 Coach Craig Phillips. “ Their strength and our poor 27 13 .675 — Nance, Clev. 259 464 .558 (M). Dopuzzo, Dan McCourt. L.A. Lakers Seattle 32 28 16 27— 103 VII lanovo69, St. Joseph's 55 Hartford Nursery 5-4, Holiday Lanes “ I played very well, but he played better,” shooting (5-for-22 in the first half) was like pouring Phoenix 24 14 .632 2 Thorpe, Hou. 226 407 .555 W. Connecticut 109, N.Y. Poly 70 5-4, Anton's Accessories 5-4, Purdy overall. The Patriots will be at East Hampton 100 breast: 1. Peled (H) 1:07.99, 2. Fleming (M), 3. 24 14 .632 2 Portland 15 33 27 25— 100 McHale, Bos. 318 574 .554 McEnroe said. LIvadarlv (H). Seattle 3Polnt goals -Ellis 3, McKey, Drexler, Wheeling Jesuit 91, PItt.-Bradtord 67 Corporation 4-5, Village Stylist 3-6, Friday at 7:30 p.m. gas on a fire.” Blackhawk84,Canucks2 Golden State TO 17 .541 5'/? Jordan, Chi. 490 886 .553 Wllllams88,Mlddleburv67 Roma Pizza 3-6, Team Six 1-8. Lendl crashed a remarkable 40 passing shots Cromwell had a 24-8 halftime lead after going up, 400 tree relay: 1. MHS (Torres, Phillips, Parkany, 7 0 .526 6 Vandeweghe. Fouled out— Duckworth. “ We had our chances but we really didn’t perform Fleming) 4:00.70, 2. MHS. Portland 18 Rebounds— Seottle59 (Cage 12), Portland64 Price, Clev. SOUTH past the American to win 7-6 (7-0), 6-2, 7-6 (7-2) Sacramento 11 26 .297 14'/3 Appalachian St. 73, Liberty 62 in the fourth quarter.” Coventry Coach Ron 16-6. after eight minutes. Chicago 1 2 1—4 .263 16 (Kersey 10). Assists— Seattle 21 and earn a meeting in the semifinals with Vancouver 0 1 1—2 L.A. Clippers 10 X (McMillan 10), Portland 28 (Porter 10). Berea 68, Alice Lloyd57 First Period— 1, Chicago, B.Murray 2 Tuesday's Games Total fools— Seattle 20, Portland 22. A— Rebounding Cent. Florida73, Baptist Coll. 71 Rec Hoop nth-seeded Thomas Muster of Austria. (Yawnev, Graham), 7:19 (pp). New Jersey 117, Denver 115 12,848. G Oft Det Tot Avg Elizabeth City St. 107, St. Augustine's 106 Muster gained the semis for the first time in a Penalties— Creighton, Chi (roughing), Atlanta 121, Cleveland 105 Olaluwon, Hou. X 155 348 503 13.2 Flagler 120, Southeastern, Flo. 80 Seattle 103, Portland 100 Grand Slam event when two-time champion 4:41; Snepsts, Van (roughing), 4:41; Parish, Bos. X 159 316 475 12.5 Hampden-Svdney 93, Washington&Lee79 Adams and the Nuggets missing the mark Linden, Von (hooking), 6:07; B.Mur­ Chicago 109, Dallas 91 Rockets 11B. Heat 93 Barkley, Phil. 39 202 283 4 X 12.4 Methodlst92, Ferrum82 Stefan Edberg of Sweden was forced to default Houston 118, Miami 93 ray, Chi (hooking), 8:06; T.Murray, Chi Malone, Atl. 37 168 268 4 X 11.8 Mlssourl87,Marylond73 with a mysterious and painful back injury. (holding), 12:37; Manson, Chi (hooking), Phoenix 106, Charlotte 103 Malone, Utah X IX X7 445 11.7 Morris Brown 77, Fort Valley St. 74 Bv The Associated Press Cavaliers, who have the best record in 4:17 put the Sonics ahead for good New York 122, L.A. Lakers 117 M IA M I (93) Ookley, N.Y. 40 166 XI 447 11.2 N.C. Wesleyan 78, Greensboro65 Sportsman's Cafe 68 (Dean Frodel 18, Edberg suffered the injury during his fourth- 13:22. Long 511 3-5 15, Bl.Thompson 31046 20, 90-88. Second Period— 2, Vancouver, LIdster 4 Milwaukee 114, Sacramento 110 B.WIIIIams, N.J. X 153 247 400 10.5 Oglethorpe95,ToccoaFalls64 Tim Hogon 10, Bob Penney 10, Tom round victory over Australian Pat Cash and the NBA at 30-8. (TontI, Meinvk), 8:51. 3, Chicago, Wednesday's Games Sel kaly 2-7569, Sporrow51234) 11, Sundvold Eaton, Utah X 105 293 398 10.5 Provldencel06, Miami, Fla.91 Eldridge 10) Main Pub 42 (^an Michael Adams’ hot streak is over. NBA Roundup Larry Nance led the Cavaliers with Clyde Drexler led Portland with 25 CJilcogo at Phllodelphia, 7:30 p.m. 511 0-0 8, Hastings 2-4 2-2 6, Edwards9-16 Thorpe, Hou. X 131 264 395 10.4 Randolph-Macon 99, Christendom 40 Thompson 11) said it would keep him out of action for at least T.Murrav 11 (Wilson, Manson), 15:57. 4, Golden Stote at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. 3018, Cummings 33 04) 0, Upshaw 1-8 (M) 2, Now. the Denver Nuggets would like 28 points. points. Date Ellis and Xavier McDa­ C h ic a g o , W ilson 11 (B ossen), 18:28. Cage, Sea. 37 143 2X 379 10.2 SallsburySt. 100, Eastern 87 Manchester Police 69 (Greg Clcca- two weeks. Penalties— Watson, Chi (holding), 1:52; Boston at Indiana, 7:M p.m. Mitchell 1-3302, Neal 32300, Shosky04)262, Trinity ^ptlst 101, Clearwater Christian leone 21, Bob Beckwith 13, Pete Moftet to do something about their cold one. Bulls 109, Mavericks 91: At Chicago. niel paced Seatle with 24 and 23 points, L.A. Clippers at Dalles, 8:30 p.m. TotolS 33871521 93. Assists 99 12, Ron Macaluso 10) Manchester Cycle Mackey, Chi, malor-motch penalty Utah et Sen Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Adams missed all six of his 3-point “ Our offense stunk. We stood around Michael Jordan scored nine of his 24 respectively. 1 (fighting, headbutting),5:54; Butcher, Van, G No. Avg. Virginia St. 69, Hampton U. 66 64 (Mark Plekos 20, Bob Francis 18) Arbitration the solution Suns 106, Hornets 103; At Phoenix. mlnor-malor (Instigator, fighting), 5:54; Thursday's Games HOUSTON (118) Stockton, Utoh X 523 13.8 Virginia Union 119,Shaw80 shots Tuesday night, ending his NBA and took jump shots instead of moving points in the fourth quarter after Sacramento at New Jersey, 7:30 p,m. Short 511 4-4 15, Thorpe 513 58 13, Johnson, LAL 39 516 13.2 Webber 96, Edward Waters90 Eddie Johnson scored 11 of his 31 Bennlng,Van (hooking), 7:14; LIdster,Van Indiana at Washington, 7:30 p.m. Olaluwon 315 55 20, Flovd 9-17 1-3 22, NEW YORK (AP) - Dave Winfield and record of 79 consecutive games with the ball.” sitting out seven minutes with a knee (Interference), 9:11. K.Johnson, Phoe. 37 435 11.8 MIDWEST points in the fourth period and the Third Period— 5, Chicago, Larmer 26, Denver at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Woodson 57 30 13, Chlevous 39 2-2 8, Porter, Port. X 345 9.6 Augustana.lll. 60, Illinois Weslyn 55 George Steinbrenner are going to the arbitra­ at least one 3-pointer. Knicks 122, Lakers 117: Patrick bruise and Chicago handed Dallas its L.A. Clippers at Houston, 8:30 p.m. McCormick 57 2-2 12, Leovell 1-2 26 5, Price, Clev. X 300 8.8 Coe 90, Cornell, Iowa 80 Suns withstood a late Charlotte 2:19. 6, Vancouver, Nordmark 4 (Adams, F.Johnson 31 30 0, Nevitt 2-2 30 4, tion table. Winfield’s salary, however, is about The Nuggets could have used one. Ewing’s 25 points plus a tight defense 10th straight road defeat. Reinhart), 7:15 (pp). Penalties— Bassen, Charlotte at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Thomas, Det. 37 319 8.6 Columbia, Mo. 75, Cent. Bible 57 comeback. Charlotte, playing without Milwaukee at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Brown 1-3302, Be.Thompson2-2304. Totals Royd, Hou. X 317 8.3 (}ePaul85, Bradley 82 because they lost to New Jersey down the stretch helped the Knicks Bill Cartwright 23 points for Chi­ Chi (holding), 3:11; VIncelette, Chi (hook­ 4589 2328 118. the only thing not in dispute. flu-plagued Kelly Tripucka for the ing), 6:26; Nordmark, Van (holding), Jackson, N.Y. 40 329 8.2 Deflance104,Bluffton59 Rather than spend years m federal c()urt 117-115 as the Nets’ Buck Williams win the battle of division leaders. The cago. which has won seven of its last Miami 24 18 31 20— 93 Cheeks, Phil. 33 267 8.1 Dordt85, Nebraska Weslyn65 9:10; VIncelette, Chi, mlnor-malor (slosh­ Houston 22 19 41 36— 118 scored a season-high 27 points. Knicks never led until Ewing’s two eight games. Aguirre and Rolando second straight game, trailed 102-92 ing, fighting), 12:40; Meinvk, Van, mlnor- McMillan, Sea. 33 241 8.0 DrakeS6, Indiana St. 51 determining who owes what to the Winfield 3Polnt goals— Floyd 3, Sporrow, Short, Dvke99,LjakeErle89 Denver, which has lost eight of its last free throws with 3:56 remaining put Blackman scored 22 points each for with 3:36 remaining after two free malor (slashing, fighting), 12:40. Woodson, Leavell. Fouled out— None. Foundation. Steinbrenner and Winfield will let Shots on goal— Chicago 7-12-3— 22. Van­ Fort Hays St. 87, Baker75 nine games and nine straight on the them ahead 114-113. Ewing was fouled the Mavericks. throws by Phoenix’s Tom Chambers, Rebounds— Miami 49 (Bl.Thompson 10), Grace87,Goshen81 lawyer Michael Armstrong decide. couver 13-KV10-33. Houston 56 (Ololuwon 12). Assists— Miami By LEWIS WITHAM road, wasted a season-high 43 points by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. whose Rockets 118, Heat 93; At Houston. who had 25 points. Power-play Opportunities— Chicago 1 of Calendar Grand Rapids Baptist 83, Concordia, Earlier this month. Winfield sued Stein­ 25 (Sparrow 10), Houston 26 (Floyd 9). Mich. 67 But a 9-2 run cut the Hornets’ deficit 5; Vancouver 1 of 6. Total fouls— Miami 25, Houston 14. Big East standings Take the number of letters in brenner and the Yankees, claiming that they by Alex English. sixth personal made him the first Otis Thorpe scored six points and Goalies— Chicago, Chevrier, 2-1-0 (33 Hannlbal-LaCJrange 83, Fontbonne 70 to 104-101 before Kevin Johnson’s A— 16,611. Big East Conference O'qll the last name of the current had not made $450,000 in payments to the Adams began his record streak on Laker to foul of a game all season. Purvis Short had five during a 19-4 shots-31 saves). Vancouver, Weeks, 8-14-4 Hiram Cal. 93, John Carroll 89, OT jumper with seven seconds remaining (22-18). TODAY W L W L Huntington 81, Indiana Weslyn 77, OT women’s U.S. Open tennis foundation. Three days later, Steinbrenner Jan. 28. 1988. During the 79-game run. A jump shot by Ewing with 3:19 left second-half run that enabled the A— 9,341. Ice Hockey Seton Hall 4 1 17 1 Ind.-South Bend93, Trl-State90 he made 193 of 530 long-range shots, put the Knicks ahead to stay 116-115 Rockets to break open a 74-73 game wrapped it up. Phoenix. 16-3 at home, South Windsor vs. Manchester (Bol­ Georgetown 5 1 15 1 champion, subtract the smallest countersued, charging Winfield fai ed to make Referee— Andy vonHellemond. Indiana Tech 90, St. Francis, Ind. 86 including a record eight (in 12 and Mark Jackson’s two free throws and snap a four-game losing streak. took the lead to stay 68-67 on Jeff Linesmen— Shane Heyer, Swede Knox. ton Ice Palace), 8 p.m. Suns 108, Hornets 103 Providence 4 2 15 2 Knox9S,llllnolsCol.82 winning margin in Super Bowl at least $380,000 in payments and alleging that East Catholic at Shepaug Valley, 8:30 St. John's 4 3 12 5 Malone97, Cedarvllle84 history, add the number of sea­ attempts) against Milwaukee on with 2:46 to go made it 118-115 and Miami, an expansion team which Hornacek’s jumper with 4:41 remain­ Pittsburgh Winfield used the. foundation to pay expenses Wrestling 2 3 9 7 Manchester 88, Anderson, Ind. 71 sons Jackie Robinson piayed Saturday night. But he was just l-for-7 proved to be the decisive points. has the NBA’s worst record at 4-34. is ing in the third quarter. Manchester at Fermi, 6 p.m. CHARLOTTE (103) Vlllanova 2 3 1 1 8 Mankato St. 89, Mornlngslde78 for himself and friends. East Catholic at Grasso Tech, 6 p.m. Rambls5133411,Reld131804)21,Cureton Connecticut 2 4 10 5 Marlon, Ind. 97, Bethel, Ind. 83 in the major leagues, and multi­ against Indiana on Monday night. Charles Oakley scored 23 points for 1-19 on the road and suffered its 11th Rex Chapman led Charlotte with 23 Rocky Hill at Cheney Tech, 6:30 p.m. 1-32-44,Chopmanl3222-223,Holton 38 46 Syracuse 2 4 16 4 Maryville, Mo. 80, Webster 72 ply by the most home runs Another streak came to an end when the Knicks. Magic Johnson and James straight setback away from home. points. Radio, TV 10, Kempton 1-5 56 7, Lewis 28 2-2 6, Boston (College 1 5 8 8 Mllllkln61,Elmhurst60 Willie Mays ever hit in a game. THURSDAY Bogues 381-2 5, Curry 59 3316. Totals 39-94 Missouri Baptist 102, LIndenwood 62 Hershlser honored New York beat Los Angeles 122-117. Worthy led the Lakers with 26 points Sleepy Floyd led the Rockets with 22 Bucks 114, Kings 110; At Sacra­ Girls Basketball 22-27103. Tuesday's Results Mount Vernon Nazarene 83, Walsh 75 handing the Lakers their first setback each. It was the ninth triple-double of points and Akeem Olajuwon had 20 mento, Larry Krystkowiak scored East Cathallc at St. Joseph, 5 p.m. PHOENIX (106) Syracuse 72, Boston College 60 NEW YORK (AP) — Pitcher Orel Hershlser. North Central 94, Carroll, WIs. 75 PAYOFF: The answer is also in 18 home games this season. the season for Johnson, who also points and 12 rebounds. Billy Thomp­ four of his 21 points in the final 39 TONIGHT Coventry at Bacon Academy, 7:30 Gilliam 511 30 8, Perry 2-4 1-2 5, Providence 106, Miami (Fla.) 91 Notre Oome85, Rutgers63 the year (19-) that the Detroit Ti­ continuing his award-winning ways, says being 7:30 p.m. — Blues at Whalers, R H A M at Boltan, 7 p.m. Chambers 320 310 25, Hornocek 58 26 14, Vlllonova 69, St. Joseph's 55 OaklandCltv86, Brescla54 Adams said he “ had a number of missed two 3-point shots in the final 18 son had 20 points for Miami. seconds as Milwaukee beat Sacra­ K. Johnson 591-211, West33304,E. Johnson Tonight's (James Rose-Hulman72,Taylor63 gers erased a 3-1 deficit to n am ^ The Associated Press Male Athlete of mento for the 12th straight time. The SportsChannel, WTIC Pittsburgh at Seton Hall, 8 p.m. shots, but it just wasn’t there tonight. seconds. SuperSonlcs 103, Trail Blazers 100: 7:30 p.m. — Bruins at Maple Leafs, FRIDAY 1318 9-10 31, Corbin 58 04) 8, Dunn 30 30 0. St. Ambrose87, Grand View 79 beat St. Louis in the World Se ­ the Year "caps a year of fantastic awards.” Kings were based in Kansas City the Channel 38 Boys Basketball Totals418122-28106. Saturday's Games Tlffln67,RloGrande62 ries. Who was the series The Los Angeles Dodgers’ right-hander It had to end sometime. I’m not sorry Hawks 121, Cavaliers 105; At At Portland, Derrick McKey scored 13 7:30 p.m. — Celtics of Pocers, Channel Manchester at Enfield, 7:30 Charlotte 23 28 24 23— 103 St. John's at UConn (Civic Center), 1 Urbana96, Ohio Dominican59 it ended. I’m just glad I was able to Atlanta. Dominique Wilkins scored 41 of his career-high 34 points in the final last time they beat the Bucks on Nov. East Catholic at Natre Dame (West Phoenix 26 24 31 25— 106 p.m. MVP? received nearly twice as many votes as his 61, WILI (1400-AM) Westmar99, Dakota St. 67 enjoy it while it lasted.” points, equaling his season high, and period to lead Seattle to its fourth 2, 1982. 8 p.m. — College basketball: Miss. Haven), 7 p.m. 3Polnt goals— E.Johnson 2, Reid, Chap­ Boston College at Seton Hall, 1 p.m Wls.-Mllwaukeel25,Lakeland79 World Series rival. Jose Canseco of the Cheney Tech at East Hampton, 7:30 man, Curry. Fouled out— None. Georgetown ot LSU, 2 p.m. Terry Cummings scored 31 points State at Mississippi, N E SN SOUTHWEST Oakland Athletics, and became the first Adams may have sunk to the level of hit a key ,3-point goal in the fourth straight victory. 8 p.m. — College basketball: Pitts­ Bolton ot Bacon Academy, 7:30 Rebounds— Chorlotte 58 (Rambis 14), Providence at Syracuse, 8 p.m. Arkansas 109, S. Utah 76 his teammates’ recent play. period. 'The victory was Atlanta’s Portland’s Jerome Kersey made and Ricky Pierce had 21 as the Bucks burgh at Seton Hall, ESPN Rocky HIM at Coventry, 7:30 Phoenix 48 (E.Johnson 10). Assists— Pittsburgh at Vlllonova, 8 p.m. HardIn-SImmons tf, Tarleton St. 58, OT qonOT AaxoiW ^ddOAVd non-Olympian to win the honor in an Olympic Girls Basketball Charlotte 22 (Bogues 7), Phoenix Monday's Gomes Midwestern St., Texos 102, McMurry 78 “ We’ve been so bad lately it’s been fourth in a row and snapped a two free throws to tie the score 88-88 won for the 13th time in their last 16 10 p.m. — College bosketball: Kansas k X 01 • C - 01 :U B M SN V year since Denny McLain in 1968. State at Oklahoma State, E SP N Enfield at Manchester, 7:30 26 (K.Johnson 10). Total fouls— Charlotte Massachusetts at UConn (Storrs), 8 Paul Quinn 114, Dallas 74 pathetic.” Coach Doug Moe said five-game winning streak by the with 4:33 left, but McKey’s layup at games. 10 p.m. — College bosketball: James Boys Swimming 22, Phoenix 19. Technical— Phoenix p.m. Texas-EI Paso 69, Colorado St. 53 (f^ 1985 by NF A Inc Madison at Richmond (delayed), NESN Windham at Manchester, 3:45 p.m. Coach Fitzsimmons. A— 11,089. Pittsburgh at St. John's, 7:30 p.m. Texos-San Antonio 58, St. Mary's, Texos 48 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Jan. 25. 1989 — 23 22 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Jan. 25. 1989 A HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED M EDICAL Assistant with BC game plan perfect s t e e l Erector needed. OriTlie Job Training Spccioli» D < f tf! R N s or LPN S. Charge and bookkeeping ondmedl- A SPORTS Experienced only to 1 staff nurse positions U sm to be «n opeoel MchnWin. 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Joseph Burch has served an interim athletic Schottenheimer. 45. took the Browns to the Actually, both goaltenders actually stronger in the second EOE M/F/V/H Employer Non-Smoking Company removal. Frea setimates. by Mike Millar at 13:22. Service Rep. Agency director since the Hagan resignation, playoffs in each of his four full seasons as coach. were in fine form at the Nassau half of the game. Special ooneloaretlori for experience necessary. us as coach. It has been speculated that Sutton His 32-15 regular season record the past three Coliseum, as Burke made 38 “ He made some key saves, Los Angeles had taken a 4-1 IcftJPAINTINe/ MISCELLANEOUS elderly and hendlcappad. Agents license and CUSTOMER PAINTINO/ management expe­ will leave at the end of the season. years is unmatched in theAFCandtrails only the saves and Hrudey 29. especially in the second and third lead on goals by Mike Krushel- PAPERING SERVICES SERVICE REP “ Burke had a great game and periods,” Hrudey said. “ We had WATER TREATMENT OPERATOR PAPERIN6 647-7S53 rience a plus. Call Ur- Chicago Bears and San Francisco 49ers among nyski, Luc Robitaille and John banettl Insurance Rogers Corp., all NFL teams. kept us in,” New Jersey Coach little bit of a lapse late in the Tonelli in a 2:46 span in the The Connecticut Water Company is seeking a tech­ Agency, 649-0016. an Induatry laadar In tha manufao* Jim Shcoenfeld said of the player second period. But in the third turar of anolnaaring. tharmoaat Gaylord bid Is rejected second period. nically motivated Individual for duties including i KITCHEN & BATH CUSTODIAN Positions. molding compound, la looking for who will start for the Wales period, we went right back at operation of two water treatment plants, located in FRANK YOUNG Full and part time, an aggraaalva Cuatomar Sarvica Hearns, Leonard to meet Conference in the NHL All-Star them .and Burke was there to stop Blackhawks 4, Canucks 2: At Rapraaantatlva In tfa faat pacad CHICAGO (AP) — Edward L. Gaylord’s Rockville and Stafford Springs. Good math and second shift. Custodial Manchaatar Dlvlalon. Outlaa ln> Game in Edmonton on Feb. 7. us.” Vancouver, British Columbia, PAINTING 'X ' REMODELING Positions available Im­ attempt to purchase majority interest in the LAS VEGAS (AP) - Sugar Ray Leonard and Troy Murray broke a 1-1 tie by chemical skills required. eluda ordar antry, ordar upgrad* Texas Rangers was rejected Tuesday by the Thomas Hearns, who met eight years ago in a Elsewhere, it was Chicago 4, The tie in some ways was a Interior SpeelelMa From the smallest repair to the largest renovation, mediately at RHAM Ing.and account maJntananea via Vancouver 2. Washington and Los confidence-builder for the Island­ scoring on a breakaway late in State of Connecticut Treatment Plant Operator’s High School In Hebron. both ln>bound and outbound calla. American League. Rangers owner Eddie Chiles '’ lassie welterweight title fight, will fight June 12 the second period, and newly Certification a Plus. Pride taken In every Job we dot our own craftsmen do the complete job — Call S. Culllnon at 228- Strong attantlon to datall and said. aJ Caesars Palace in a rematch for Leonard’s Angeles played to a 4-4 tie. ers, who are struggling at the neatly and on schedule. 9474, for application. good organizational aklMa ara na- Tuesday night’s performance bottom of the Patrick Division. acquired goaltender Alain Chev- Must live in service area or be willing to relocate. Quality la our main concern. caaaary. two to thraa yaara offica Gaylord owns about one-third of the Rangers’ 168-pound title, promoter Bob Arum said rier played a strong game for Visit our showroom or call for a free estimate. axparianca draquirad. pprafarrad stock and wants to buy an additional 58 percent. Tuesday night. by Burke was closer to what was “ I thought we played well,” Salary commensurate with experience and REASONABLE RATES LIQUOR PERMIT •oma computar (Tarmlnai 6 PC) Chicago. 649-5400 NOTICE OF APPLICATION background. High School diploma Baseball owners reportedly have opposed Arum said he reached agreement late Tuesday expected of him this season said Bryan Trottier, whose Is­ education. Reply to. We cater to the home owner. This Is to give notice that I, raquirad. Soma collaga a plua. Gaylord’s bid because they do not want another on the fight with Caesars Palace, which he said following a sensational outing at landers extended their current Murray scored at 15:57, and HERITAGE KITCHEN and^ Sand raauma and aalary raquira- THE CONNECTICUT WATER COMPANY FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED Patricia A. Defeo, of 59 team owned by a broadcasting company. will pay $8 million to host the bout. the end of last season when he unbeaten streak to four games — Doug Wilson, who assisted on Joseph Lane, South Windsor, manta to: came from the Canadian Olympic 3-0-1. Murray’s goal, made it 3-1 before 93 West Main Street • Clinton, CT 06413 BATH CENTER, INC. C T 06074, hove filed on appli­ Human Raaourcaa Managar Team to lead the Devils into the Capitals 4, Kings 4: At Lan- the period ended. •ot/iap 643-6774 182 W, Middle Turnpike, Manchester cation placarded Jan. 19,1989 Rogers, Corp. with the Department of Li­ Molding Matarlala Dlvlalon quor Control 0 P a c k a g e P O Box 560 Store Liquor tor the sale of Manchaatar, CT 06040 alcoholic liquor on the pre­ Equal Opportunity Employar m ises 1137 Tolland Toke, PART TIME DELIVERY PERSON Manchester, CT 06040. The business will be owned by Immediate opening for part time PEOPLE WHO k n o w Plaza Spirit Shop, Inc. of 1137 lioJSITUATION CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 know there's a certain magic | Tolland Tpke., Manchester, ml ■ ■ C T 06040 and will be con­ 11‘ I WANTED delivery of newspapers to stores and ducted by Patricio A. Defeo, Lots/Lond for S o l e ...... 23 about Classified Advertising. Notices Merchandise Musical Items...... 84 racks in Manchester. 2 H ours daily - 6 os permittee. NURSE. RN, expe­ Investment Property ...... 24 L o s t/ F o u n d ...... 01 . Cameras and Photo Equipment...... 85 PATRICIA A. DEFEO rienced. Available for Business P ro p e rty ...... 25 Holiday Se aso n al...... 71 Pets ond S u p p lie s...... 86 days per week. Hourly plus mileage. Doted Jon. 21,1989 P e r s o n a ls ...... 02 Resort P ro p e rt y ...... 24 S p e c i o l i s ^ ^ it! private duty. 742-8461. A n n o u n ce m e n ts...... 03 Antiques ond Collectibles...... 72 Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 Dependable transportation and valid 054-01 M o rtg o o e s...... 27 T ag S a le s ...... 88 A u c tio n s...... 0< W anted to B u y ...... 28 R o o fln g / Sld ln g...... 57 C lo th in g ...... 73 F in a n c ia l...... 05 Services Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 89 driver’s license necessary. Call Frank OFFICIAL NOTICE F lo o rin g ...... 58 F u rn itu re ...... 74 TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT Child C o re ...... E le c tric a l...... 59 MeSweegan, at the Manchester Herald PUT YOUR LOVE ON THE LINE... J BOARD OF TAX REVIEW Rentals TV/Stereo/Appllonces...... 75 Employment & Education Cleaning Services...... Heotlng/Plumblng...... 60 Part Time Help Wanted ...... 10 R o om s for R e n t...... 31 The Board of T ox Review of the Tow n of M on ch M ter, Com- Law n C o r e ...... Miscellaneous Services...... 41 M a ch inery ond T o o ls ...... 76 Automotive - 647-9946. necticut will be In session In the Assessors Office, In the Apartments for Rent...... 32 Help Wanted...... 11 Bookkeeolng/lncome Tax, Services Wonted...... 62 G a rd e n in g ...... 77 WITH THE HERALD’S — ^ Municipal Building, 41 Center Street on the followlno days Situation Wanted ...... 12 Condominiums for Rent...... 33 C ors for S a le ...... 91 Coroentry/Remodellng.... Landscaping...... 63 Good Things to E o t...... 78 during the month ot February, 1989; Business Opportunities...... 13 H om es for R e n t ...... 34 Poln tlng/Paperlng...... C o n c re te ...... 44 Trucks/Vons for Sale ...... 92 In s tru c tio n ...... 14 Store/Office Space...... 35 Fuel Oll/Cool/Flrewood...... 79 February 14, Tuesdov Z‘2S‘!'22 E w C am o e rs/T ra lle rs...... 93 February 15, Wednesday Si! Employment Services...... 15 Resort P ro p e rt y ...... 36 Form Supplies and Equipment...... 80 Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 VALENTINE . 1 X 1 V 2 February 14, Thursday 7:00-8:00 PM Industrial Property...... 37 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Office/Retall Equipment...... 81 Auto S e rv ic e s...... 95 TYPESETTER There will also be a work session on Saturday February 11, Real Estate G arage s and S to ra g e ...... 38 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES... Recreational Equipment...... 82 1989 at 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. A Motor Vehicle hearing will be H o m e s for S a le ...... 21 Roommates Wanted ...... 3? Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 Experienced held on Thursday, September 14,1989 from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. W anted to Rent...... 40 C oil 643-2711 for more Information! Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 Condominiums for Sole ...... 22 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 98 All persons claiming to be aggrieved bv the decision of the To Set Advertising Copy Assessor ot the Town ot Manchester most appear and file LINES their complaint at one of these meetings or at some od- DEADLINES: For classified odvertlsments to READ YOUR AD: Clofsifed odvtrtltcmants dre iourned meeting of sold Board of Tox Review. RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. token bv telephone os o convenience. The This challenging position requires a be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Dated J an u a ry 17,1989. 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one fast, accurate typist with som e prior 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ FRANK M. STAMLER, CHAIRMAN Incorrect Insertion and then only tor the size of knowledge of newspaper advertising BOARD OF TAX REVIEW 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen makeup. 5-day work week, Monday 049-01 Minimum chorse: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on =rldov. the value of the advertisement will not be through Friday, with excellent benefit corrected bv on additional Insertion. package including dental plan. TOWN OF MANCHESTER Call for interview appointment and LEGAL NOTICE further details. The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on Notices Employment Ijo]5fffJI?HTED [jo l help wanted QT] HELP WANTED Monday, January 30,1989 at 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing Room, Bev Tartaglla Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Monchester, Connecticut to As a condition precedent to hear and consider the following applications: the placement of any adver­ PART time Janitorial R E L IA B L E Person to COMPANION/House worker wanted to clean THE MANCHESTER HERALD Item No. 1 Mullltoch New England, Inc. - Request tor an tising In the Manchester He­ I PART TIME wrok approximately 3 keeper. For elderly go Classified! Appl. 13U extension of requirement for landscape rald, Advertiser hereby I HELP WANTED health club, third shift hours per day, 5 days woman. Own room, 643-2711 completion as required under Article II, agrees to protect, Indemnify during week, second per week. Cleaning of­ both, TV. In West Hart­ Section 7.05.05(a), Control of Issue of 1 youll Iv7ve the results! Certificates of Occupancy for property at and hold harmless the Mon- BABYSITTER. Mature, shift on weekend. fices and kitchen area, ford apartment. Must chester Herald, Its officers 189-219 O akland Street - P R O zone. responsible person to Please call Accent after 5pm In Manches- drive. References re­ ond employees against any Item No. 2 Ellsworth ft Lossow, Inc. - Request for a core for our 9 month Building Services, 675- ter. 649-4523.______quired. Coll 813-481- and oil liability, loss or 8954 or 295-8998.______Appl. 1317 varian ce to A rticle IV, Section 5.03.03to reduce expense, Including attor­ old son and 5 year old LOOKING for people to 7446, collect. TELEPHONE the front yard to 16-b/- feet (60 required) to neys' fees, arising from daughter In our Bolton PART time Assistant In deliver SNET directo­ Install a canopy over gasoline pump Islands: a claims of unfair trode practi­ home. Occasional Manchester Doctor's ries In the Manchester- variance to Article IV, Section 7.02 and 7.03.02 ces, Infringement of trade­ weekday and weekend office. Must be depen­ /Rockvllle area during PART TIME TELLER to alter an existing non

HOMES [APARTMENTS lojAPARTMENTS [FUEL OIL/COAL/ CARS Beal Estate ineJ RESORT FOR SALE [fo r s a le PROPERTY FOR RENT J^lFORRENT FIREWOOD ‘Chuckles’ has seen his last shadow MANCHESTER. Two OLDSMOBILE Regency SOUTHERN New Eng­ ANSALDI built ranch on OWN A Piece of the sun! MARLBOROUGH. Half SEASONED Firewood. Duplex, two bedrooms, bedroom, IV 2 bath, Cut and split. Approxi­ Brougham, 1986, 4 Bv Maureen Leavitt [HOMES land classitleld ads private street. Kitchen Myrtle Beach, South door, V6, tape deck, In recent years, the museum eral inches of snow on the ground. educational standpoint, to do reach nearly 800,000 Carolina. $59,900 pre­ private setting, no Townhouse. Applian­ mately Vi cord. $50. Manchester Herald FOR SALE remodeled one year ces, full basement, loaded. 24,900 miles. has hosted a Groundhog Day But little things like accuracy such a thing, according to Ling. homes In Connecticut ago. Hardwood floors construction prices. pets. $650 Includes 742-1182.______J pool. $700 plus utilities. Asking $9,500. 643-8973. celebration complete with media didn’t stop dozens of children “ For us to just run out and pick and Rhode Island. The thru-out, plaster walls, Two bedroom luxury heat. 295-9238.______All real estate advertised In Security. No pets. Call 1976 FORD Granada. The furry forecaster of Man­ coverage of Chuckles, the muse­ from greeting Chuckles each a groundhog up goes 180 degrees price for a basic 25 two fireplaces, large golf villas, free golf MANCHESTER. Two [PETS AND chester has died. the Manchester Herald Is word ad Is only $55 and two car garage. Great membership. Call 1- bedroom Townhouse. Joe Lombardo, 647- SUPPLIES Needs some work. um’s second groundhog, coming year. One year, Chuckles’ ap­ again.st everything we try to subject to the Fair Housino 1413. Good V8 engine. $250or Act of 1968, which mokes It will appear In 43 news­ starter or retirment 800-225-6897.______V/i baths, garage. Wa- Chuckles, the celebrity ground­ out at dawn in search of his pearance even captured the at­ teach children.” Ling said. “ We Illegal to advertise any pref­ papers. For more In­ home. $154,000. D.W. sher/dryer hook-up. best offer. 643-6925. hog who has ventured out to seek shadow. Ling said. As the tradi­ tention of the New York Times, teach children that you don’t take A When you have some­ FISH TANK. 45 gallon, erence, limitation or dlscrlm- formation call Classi­ Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ Central. $625 plus utlll- [HOMES thing to sell, find a cash comes complete with his shadow at the Lutz Children’s tion goes, if Chuckles saw his Ling recalled. a wild animal and put it in a box Inotlon based on roce, color, fied, 643-2711 and ask COUNTRY kitchen. Man­ tles. 649-0311 after 6pm. FOR RENT full glass hood, light, Museum every Feb. 2 for seven religion, sex or notlonol buyer the easy way... with shadow, there would be six more Ling confirmed this week that under your bed, or in the garage tor detalls.g______chester. 3 bedreom Co­ SOUTH WINDSOR. One filter, heater, pump CLYDE years, has popped his head out of origin, or on Intention to a low-cost ad In Classi­ EAST HARTFORD/Glas- weeks of winter. Chuckles died a few months ago or in the basement ” make onv such preference, VERNON. Immaculate lonial Cape with front fied. 643-2711. bedroom, appliances, and hard wood stand. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. ms hole for the last time. Garrison Colonial. porch. Large dining no pets. No utilities, tonburv line. Seven $250. Call 645-6038. If he didn’t see his shadow, from old age. He was 6 years old. The museum has state and llmifoflon or discrimlnaflon. ROUTE 83, VERNON His death several months ago The Herald will not know­ Nine rooms, first floor room with french security. 875-7919. room Cape with spring was approaching. Some­ The average lifespan for ground­ federal permits which allow it to has brought an abrupt halt to a ingly accept onv advertise­ family room with fire­ doors, spacious fire- screened porch, gar­ 83 Regal Coupe •6995 times the animal forecaster hogs that live in the wild is three take in injured and orphaned wild ment which Is In violation of Rentals MANCHESTER. Three age, nice lot, first floor [MISCELLANEOUS tradition in Manchester. There is place, finished rec placed living room, bedroom, first floor, 84 Skyhawk Wagon <5995 wasn’t accurate. to four years. Ling said. animals, rehabilitate them and A the law.______room or 5th bedroom In large master bedroom laundry hook-ups. In­ FOR SALE no replacement now. Unfortunately, because then return them to nature as BRAND NEW LISTING! fully appllanced, car­ side of house Is brand 84 Camaro Coupe •4995 Last year, two days after basement, garage. with walk In closet plus peted. $700 plus utili­ •8595 That’s the word from Steven Chuckles predicted that spring groundhogs hibernate, it’s not soon as possible. Ling explained. Cheerful and sunny 6 Large treed lot. “ NEW” bathroom. new. $900 plus utilities. DOUBLE Bowl, stainless 85 Century Wagon CHUCKLES AT LUTZ CHILDREN’S MUSEUM [ROOMS ties. Security end ref­ Ling, director of the museum at easy to find one. Neither is it plus roonn ranch on $198,500. Phllbirck $144,900 D.W . Fish Security. No pets. 872- steel sink with single 85 Century 4 Dr. •8995 was near, a winter storm swept [FOR RENT erences. Call 647-0628, 4381, 649-5400, 647-9040. 247 S. Main St. acceptable, from the museum’s See CHUCKLES, page 10 . . . groundhog’s death ends a tradition Hebron Road In Bol­ Agency, 646-4200. Realty, 643-1591.0 evenings.______lever faucet, spray 85 Eacort 4 Dr. •4395 through the state, dumping sev­ ton. 3 bedrooms, 2 full hose and beige formica •10,495 NEW LISTING Two fam­ FIRST TIME BUYERS! I MANCHESTER. Clean, TWO Bedroom aparf- 85 Electra 4 Dr. baths, fireplace with a ily perfect for the and 2 bedroom ranch COVENTRY DUPLEX counter. Tap to accom­ •9995 woodstove, full walk­ quiet, convenient to ment at 21 Burnside odate sink. Very good 86 98 Regency 4 Dr. owner occupant. Each a n d townhouse. busline. Call anytime. Off Routa 44A, 2 yaara old. •11,9 9 5 out basement, I car Avenue. Asking $595. Kitchen, family room, two condition. Both for 86 LeSabre Ltd. unit has very generous Charming brick exte­ 646-8337. per month. Call 528- •9495 garage plus children's rior and renovated In­ badrooma, 1 bath. Annual $100. Manchester, 646- 86 Delta 96 2 Dr. rooms. Separate utili­ MANCHESTER. Room In 7161 days evenings 232- •5995 playroom or a 2nd ties. Two bedrooms on side. Within walking laase <675.00 per month. 0271.______86 Cavalier 4 Dr. garage. Loyely 1.63 quiet rooming house. 6286. Call Helan at 643-2487, distance to downtown, FOR Sale: American 86 Merc. Lynx •4995 each side. Garage. Off street parking. $75 6-4:30 weekdays. acre lot only minutes to $174,900. Sally Sullivan. library, shops and easy MANCHESTER. Two and Flyer Train collection. •6995 1-384. Asking $210,000. per week. 646-1686 or three bedroom apart­ 86 Nova 4 Dr. Sentry Real Estate, 643- commute to Rte. Coll Frank, 645-6784. 86 Caprice 4 Dr. •9995 N 569-3018.______Jackson 8< Jackson 4060.O 384.$66,900 to $89,900. ments. References and Real Estate, 647-8400.n security a must. Call 1987 SUZUKI 250 Four CHFA Approved - 8 SINGLE Room for rent. STORE AND wheel drive. 1974 F-600 NEW LISTING! Eight Females preferred. Joyce, 645-8201. o ffic e space Call 643-2711 to place your percent Anne Miller [ Dump truck, steel H- 872-9111 room colonial located Real Estate, 647-8000.Q Convenient location. MANCHESTER. Quality, bean, snap on tool box, ad. $75 per week plus $100 In secluded fam ily 3 FAMILY. Great value heat, hot water, all EAST HARTFORD. New arch welder, chain security. Call 649-9472 appliances Included, BRAND NEW LIST- neighborhood. Low for Investor. 5-4-4 room office space In restored falls, tools, etc. Kloter [AUTOS FOR Jfflanrljpatrr Mpralb between 3:30-7, ask for maintenance vinyl sid­ multi-units renovated air conditioned, quiet, house, Burnside Ave. Farms wooden 12 x 8 RENT/LEASE ING!!! Catch the Eleonor. on busline. Ideal for breathtaking yiew of ing, first floor fire- In 1986, Includes new 3800 square feet with building. Simpson placed family room, appliances, over $1,500. middle aged or senior basement. Can be di­ pressure walker, 2,500 the Hartford skyline citizens. One bedroom, FREE Mileage on low from the back of this I'/j baths, and garage. monthly Income. Crea­ [APARTMENTS vided. Terms negotia­ pound. Tall 2000 snow cost auto rental. Vil­ $189,900. Susan Dona- $590, two bedroom, ble. For Information, blower. Call 872-3219. sensational 8 room tive financing also [FOR RENT $640. 247-5030. lage Auto Rental, 643- Dutch Colonial on hue/DavId Murdock available by owner. call Ruth FIske, 282- 2979 or 646-7044. Sentry Real Estate, 643- 0651.______30 Cents Ralph Road In Red­ Start your own portfo­ MANCHESTER. Second BRIGHT, SUNNY, Thursday, Jan. 26, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm wood Farms. 4 bed­ 4060.D lio! $169,900. Anne floor, 2 bedroom, heat STORE. 46 Oak Street. ENDROLLS Miller Real Estate, 647- SPACIOUS, PRIVATE Excellent graund floar 27*6 width - 254 CARS rooms, 2.5 baths, 2 CHARMING townhouse and appliances. No 8000.O room, 2 bedroom location. Good for pro­ FOR SALE fireplaces, new oak kit­ style two family. pets. $600 plus security. 5 13% width - 2 for 254 chen, In-ground pool. EAST HARTFORD. New Call 646-3979.______carpeted on second fessionals, Attorneys, MUST be picked up at the Newer blue and white Dentists, Insurance, AAlnt condition Inside vinyl siding. New wall listing. Seven room MANCHESTER. Two and floor. First time rental Herald Office Monday thru Homart vows and out!! You must see 3 bedrooms, three room apart­ Immaculate • all naw Real Estate, Doctors, Thursday before 11 a.m .only. to wall plus two baths Travel, Finance, Etc. ^New Pricing Policji^ the Inside of this home on owners side. Third room, dining ments. $380 and $480 appliances - no utilities. More cash Grossman 8< Weln- to truly appreciate all kitchen, large plus utilities. Security. Must see - Cost *700. floor could be some­ traub, 649-5334, 647- that It otters! Jackson thing special and there level family No pets. 646-2426, 9-5 References and security. t VO LU M E * & Jackson Real Estate, room, 2 fireplaces. En­ weekdays. 9223. Automotive no repeat of Is a potential walk out 647-8400.D rec room. Deep deep closed sun porch, EAST HARTFORD. C all 643-0233, I PRICING , BOLTON. Six room lot that backs up to many nice features. Clean, second floor, 5 ask for Mary Tr o o m m ates Ranch on almost five woods. A special buy. Asking $174,900. U & R rooms, 2 bedrooms. [w a n ted CARS wooded acres. $170,000. Call Alex 647-1419 or Realty, 643-2692.0 Stove and refrigerator. 643-1726 ^BARGAINSS ask for Mary. FOR SALE utilities flap needed to Flano Realty, 646-5200. 649-5159 RE/ MAX East MANCHESTER. Six Security required. $650 FEMALE, Over 25 Room J 4N6W Pricing Poiic)'^ D mate wanted to share of the River room, three bedroom, plus utilities. Call 644- MANCHESTER. Two 1.5 baths, one car det­ 1712. apartment. 1980 ' PONTIAC Turbo START RIGHT HERE!!! bedroom flat, first Trans Am. 60,000 miles, BUYER MEETS seller In ached garage. $132,900. MANCHESTER. Two $300/month. Call 649- By Alex GIrelll This terrific 6 room floor, near busline. Nw 1974. automatic, T-tops, air 1989 Buick the want ads ... time after Flano Realty, 646-5200. bedroom Townhouse. carpeting, great loca­ Manchester Herald time after time! Read and ranch on Sanford Road o conditioning, tilt, new Is Ideal for a young Nice location, all ap­ tion, walking distance Eagle GT’s, cruise con­ Skyhawk use the want ads MANCHESTER. Six pliances. Heat, hot wa­ couple or singles lust to stores. $650 per Merchandise trol, rear defrost, four 2 Door CoupO The developers of the $70 million mall in Buckland save S&Ls regularly. room Cape, three bed­ ter, carpeting, air con- month. One year lease wheel disc, all gages, getting started. 3 bed­ Auto, AC, Tin. FM Cats. are expected at a news conference today to assure rooms, modern bath, rooms, 1.5 baths, fire­ dltlonlng. Call 647-1595. plus security deposit. power windows. Ma­ SPECTACULAR nelgh- place In living room. 649-0795.______town and Eighth Utilities District officials that they borhood - High on the gracious living room MANCHESTER. New 3 roon with black Inte­ lory LaM: *ll|002a By Dave Skidmore the House Budget Committee was $137,900. Flano Realty, [TV/STEREO/ rior. $3500 or best offer. will not install utility lines at the mall site again mountain - FIreplaced with a fireplace, up- bedroom Duplex. Car- MANCHESTER. Half du­ um« Pricing ftAfi The Associated Press meeting today to examine the dafed heating system, 646-5200. 0 plex, 3 bedrooms, 1'/2 [a p plia n c es 236-9560. count: without proper approval. family room - formal peted, fully ap­ depositor fee and other ways to newer vinyl siding and MANCHESTER. Six pllanced, 1 Vi baths, full baths, security, utlll- 1980 VOLVO, 242 DL. Blue Sdilng Prico: • 1 0 ,3 9 4 . Representatives of the Homart Development Co. dining room - tire- WASHINGTON - The top raise money for the S&L crisis. placed living - built a private yard too! room Cape, three bed­ basement. $775. 643- tles. $800. 646-1972. ELECTRIC Stove. Sears, with blue Interior. Au­ of Chicago, which is building the mall, also are with his usual care and Jackson & Jackson rooms, 1.5 baths, fin­ 1823.______MANCHESTER. Two 20", 4 burner. White tomatic, excellent con­ 1989 Buick expected to assure officials they will make any federal savings and loan regula­ The committee was scheduled distinction by Ansaldl - Real Estate, 647-8400.D ished fam ily room, ECONOMICAL, Third bedrooms, first floor Nutone Coppertone dition. Good tires. necessary corrections to work already done, tor said today that unless Con­ to hear from the top S&L Florida Sun Room. Range hood with vent 64,000 on motor. gress and the administration Home Is looking tor a CHFA APPROVED!! floor, one bedroom apartment with ap­ Skylark Assistant Town Manager Steven R. Werbner said regulator, Federal Home Loan loving family. Come $180,000 Flano Realty, apartment with stove pliances. $525 plus utili­ to outside. Very good A M /FM Cassette. $3500 come up with more money to Manchester. We have 646-5200. □ condition. Ideal for 4 Door Sedan today. Bank Board Chairman M. Danny share the view, the and refrigerator. Nice ties. No pets. Referen­ or best offer. 236-9560. resolve the industry’s crisis, his Wall, and the chairman of the two light and bright, M ANCHESTER. Seven apartment or summer Auto. AC, Tilt, FM Stereo The news conference is set for 4:30 p.m. in the ' swimming pool, and spacious units featur­ location. $475 plus utili­ ces and security. 1976 CHEVETTE. Runs room L-shaped Ranch, Available February 1. camp. Both for $75. office of the town manager. agency may have to leave insurance fund for commercial country setting. Call ing new contemporary ties and security. No great, good condition. Factory Label: >12,116. Alex tor a personal three bedrooms, 1.5 pets. Call 643-2129, 9-5. 646-2253. Manchester, 646-0271. Needs new battery. Werbner said Homart will be represented by hundreds of insolvent institutions banks, L. William Seidman of the kitchens, 2 parking baths, new family 1,275. open. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. preview 647-1419 or In spaces, convenient to $175. 647-1029. Stephen Quaklinbush, development director for the evenings 649-5159 room addition. [CARS CARS 1978 CHRYSLER Cor­ BalUng Price: •10,841. Homart, and Thomas DeMille, an attorney for “The legislative failure to Others testifying include private highway and busline. $210,000. Flano Realty, Re/Max East of the Coll for details. Low e doba. Body and engine provide additional resources in a analysts and representatives of River 646-5200. □ FOR SALE FOR SALE 191 IroS W Homart. lOO's. Century 21 Ep­ parts. Jon, 569-8755. 1989 Buick The town and the district have ordered Homart to timely fashion would place the industry lobby groups. CHFA AND FHA AP­ stein Realty, 647-8895.n BOLTON. Six room , 2.5 (Federal Home Loan) Bank Seidman said Wednesday that bath. Raised Ranch. stop work on sewer lines in the mall until tests can be PROVED Attrative ^^^^Century Board in a position where there is townhouse located In MANCHESTER Large Finished family room, made to determine if the sewers were correctly he opposes any plan that would country setting. Air raised ranch In Forest cusfom wet bar. 4 Door Sedan installed. no other option but to cease case stick banks with the cost of the condition, garbage dis­ Hills, 3 or 4 bedrooms, $205,000. Flano Realty, Mcely Equipped. V8, FM Stereo The district issued a stop work order Jan. 10 and resolutions,” M. Danny Wall, S&L cleanup. posal, trigerator and Vh baths, appllanced 646-5200. □______chairman of the bank board, told “ In general we have said it is Factory Label: •14,517. the town issued one Jan. 11. The town order stove hood to remain. kitchen, oak floors, the House Budget Committee. BOLTON. Eight room $ Q Q Voluma Priolns prohibited work on water lines as well as sewer unfair to have the banking system Call us naw and possi­ fireplace with heatola- 00 1,848. Garrison Colonial. DIaoount: The bank board last year spent pay for the errors of the S&L bly quality tor an 8 tor, sliders from dining lines. Brand new, four bed­ Seeing Price: •12,669. $38 billion to close insolvent industry, but we have always percent fixed Interest room to large deck. rooms, 2.5 baths, cen­ The town has ordered tests on some sewer lines rate. Realty Word, "PLUS" family room. tral air. Located on along the Buckland Hills Drive, the north access institutions or merge them with recognized that it’s a possibility,” Benoit, Frechette As­ D.W. Fish Realty, 643- cul-de-sac. $274,900. Fl- 1989 Buick road to the complex. healthier partners. he said. sociates, 646-7709.O 1591.0 ano Realty, 646-5200. d The district wants test made under its supervision Wall estimated that insolvent Last year, federal regulators BOLTON. Brand new of sewers within the interior of the mall land. The savings and loans are losing $2.5 pledged more than $38 billion to OVER FACTORY INVOICE 2 Door Coupe Contemporary! Four district says no permits were issued for the sewer billion a year. The bank board has close 205 insolvent S&Ls. More bedrooms. Including AC, Door Looks, VS, FM Cass. lines, although a developers’ agreement for their estimated it would cost $45 billion than 350 other insolvent institu­ Master Bedroom Suite, to $50 billion to clean up the tions remain open and billions of 1.5 acre lot. $325,000. Factory Label: >15,430. construction is being considered by the district, and Vduine Pricing that sewers under parking lot areas were not industry. Private estimates run dollars more will be required. Flano Realty, 646-5200. ON ALL NEW DIecount 2,061. D inspected. to $100 billion or more. BoMIng Prtc«: *13f369e BOLTON. Five room 1988 & 1989 The town says there is reason to believe some Wall said the bank board will Ranch, 1 bath, one car lines along the access road may not be in the right provide an updated cost estimate, detached garage, one 1989 Buick locations and wants tests made to verify the possibly next week. acre lot. $158,000. Flano MAZDA TRUCKS* locations as well as pressure tests of sewer and He said to “ permit weak Hostages’ Realty, 646-5200. o LeSabre water lines. institutions to continue to deterio­ 4 Door Sedan rate ... would ultimately increase AC, Crulaa, Door Looks, FM Cass. The town also wants Homart to check the position [CONDOMINIUMS NEW 1989 MAZDA 929 NEW 1988 MAZDA 323 of the bottom of a rock slope on the south side of the the cost of resolution.” release [FOR SALE AM/FM stereo w/equallzer casaatta, AC, pwr. moonroof. 6 Faclory Label: •16,874. cut for the road. Rep. Leon E. Panetta, D-Calif., way adjustable driver’s seat, childproof locks, digital clock, HATCHBACK Vdunie Pridng chairman of the committee, said burglar alarm, pwr. steering, (Xaeounk In a Jan. 16 letter to town Public Works Director NEW LISTING! Town- Peter P. Lozis Jr., Eddy N. Huppe, assistant “ this crisis is a major economic possible house conveniences tilt wheel, remote trunk re­ Purchase for Saning Price: lease, crulee control, front & construction manager for Homart, said, “ Our and budgetary threat. It threat­ with no condo fees. rear mud guards. Purchase ens the future of the housing Half of a duplex with 3 intention is to construct a fine, high-quality product for 1989 Buick BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — bedrooms and formal — of which all of us can be proud — that will benefit • finance system.” Patrick Flynn/Manchaater Herald The committee session came British Ambassador Allan Ram­ dining room with built $98®? Park and enhance the Town of Manchester for years to say, escorted by heavily armed In china closet. An easy one day after the Bush adminis­ come.” THE ONLY WAY — There’s only one way for Danny Leclerc of East bodyguards, crossed Beirut’s div­ way to get Into the Avenue The letter said, “ every necessary action is being tration floated a trial balloon MANCHESTER >279,900 housing market. Paula 4 Door Sedan Hartford to go to work on the roof at Manchester Ice & Fuel Inc. of 51 suggesting that depositors pay to iding Green Line into the city’s FINANCING INFORMATION: 8TX. e3-3038 CASH PRICE >8400. DOWN taken to rectify the present condition at Buckland JUST MOVE RIGHT INI Medeiros Sentry Real FINANCING INFONMATION: 8TK. eS-aOIM. CASH PWCE •IS e iS DOWN All Poew. FM Cats.. Wire Whtda Moslem sector today to investi­ Estate, 643-4060.O PAYMENT o n TRADE >8.413. AMOUNT FINANCED >11.200 WMONTHLV PAYMENT o n TRADE >2.000. AMOUNT FINANCED *4408 00 MONTHLY Hills Drive” between the two points specified in an Bissell St. Leclerc is an employee of M. Dzen Roofing Co. of South resolve the savings and loan Beautiful, newly constructed. Contemporary Colonial PAYMENTS OF >261.98 TOTAL INTEREST CHARGES OF >N1T.e8 DE­ PAYMENTS OF >S80t. TOTAL INTERSST CHARGES OF >1.630.48 DE­ problem. Congress wasted little gate reports British hostages EASILY AFFORDABLE FERRED PAYMENT PRICE >23820.60. TOTAL OF PAYMETNS >16.117.08 FERRED PAYMENT PRICE >7.30840. TOTAL OF PAYMENTS >6,830.40. Factory Labd: >21,421. earlier letter from Lozis. Windsor. might soon be freed. featuring 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2'A baths, first floor 12 6» ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE FINANCING TO QUALIFIED 12.6% ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE FINANCING TO OUAUFIED time sticking a pin into the Manchester. It you're BUYERS. TAX AND REQISTRAITON EXTRA. Volume Pricing « a >1>> family room with fireplace. Custom kitchen, first floor BUYERS TAX AND REGISTRATION EXTRA. DIecount; O fV Z Z , balloon. Patrick McCabe, Ireland’s am­ laundry. This Is an exquisite home in a lovely quiet area. looking for a roomy SeNIng Price: •18,3{ Bush's Treasury secretary. Ni­ bassador to Lebanon, said he also Many, many anemities. Must be seeni cheery and conve­ 'In ttock truokM only. Mutt take dollmry by Jon. 31. OosanY Includo tny lootory to d—lor /ncenf/vea. niently located 2 bed­ cholas F. Brady, said Wednesday would head for Beirut from his room, 1'/» bath, brick Ditch for border is 1oo little too late’ office in Iraq to investigate the his staff is looking into a variety 1989 Buick reports. condominium Town- USED CARS — OVER 100 CARS IN STOCK of revenue-raising options, in­ house, then this Is the Riviera But Patrick Burns, assistant One of the British hostages is one tor you. An excel­ ISaS LINCOLN By James Rowley and electronic surveillance The report was issued a day cluding a proposal to charge MARK VII LSC 2 Door Coupe The Associated Press equipment along the 200 miles of after the U.S. Border Patrol director of FAIR, said “ the depositors in banks, S&Ls and Brian Keenan, a Belfast teacher D. F. R E A LL INC. lent buy near 1-384. LoatHC REALCtTATC $100,900. Century 21 Ep- LoadadI Lendeu Vinyl Top the Mexican border where most announced plans to build a drainage ditch is too little too late credit unions a 25-cent fee for with dual British and Irish 175 Miln sC Mmehittn’ if it is to be taken seriously as a nationality whose release is also steln Realty, 647-8895.0 >11,444 Factory Labd: >24,220. WASHINGTON — A private illegal immigration occurs. 5-foot-deep, four-mile-long ditch every $100 in their accounts. 1 « l f l M 9-4S2S sought by the Ireland. MANCHESTER. Porter­ Vdunte Pridng « AKT group today proposed elaborate "If we are to regain control of in an attempt to stop drug method of deterring illegal Bush, in an interview, stressed 1S6S PONTIAC DIecount A,OD#. field Condominium, measures to seal the southern the southern border, we will have smugglers from driving across a entry.” that he hasn’t made any deci­ A British Embassy spokesman two bedrooms, 2 baths, QRAND AM Seeing Price: >21,563. confirmed Ramsay was in west 6 Spd.. AC. AM/FM border against illegal immi­ to begin to deter illegal entry flat desert from Mexico to San Burns' group proposed charg­ sions, but he said, "That is one one car garage, full grants but derided government rather than merely apprehend Diego. ing a $2 user fee for every person option.” Beirut and indicated he was basement, end unit. »6,250 trying to check reports that PRIVATE PARTY $185,000. Flano Realty, ^ , ^ 9 8 9 Buick plans for a car-blocking ditch those hundreds of thousands of The ditch, which U.S. Associate who crosses the border to finance The trial balloon stirred a furor south of San Diego as “ too little illegal aliens who cross our Attorney General Francis A, construction of better fences and Keenan and possibly British 646- 5200. □______^ M ^ R e a tta on Capitol Hill where Rep. too iate.” northern and southern land Keating II likened to a “ buried stepped-up border patrols. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., pre­ journalist John McCarthy would Merchandise Ads MANCHESTER. Three 2 Door Coupe bedroom Townhouse. The Federation for American borders every year,” said the Berlin Wall.” will traverse an “ Where a fence exists at all, it dicted, “ It's going to be blown out be released. Northfleld Green Con­ Sporty & Luxurious — Immigration Reform proposed report. “ Locking uninvited gate area east of San Ysidro, Calif., often lies torn and tattered,” the of the water.” Sen. Jake Garn, The other Briton missing in dominium. Swimming “H a s It AMU” installing stronger and higher crashers out ... is just good that is a major drug smuggling R-Utah, said through an aide, Lebanon is Anglican Church pool, club house. Call metal fences, concrete barriers common sense.” route. See BORDER, page 10 “ There is not a member of the envoy Terry Waite. Waite was 647- 8895. Factory Labd: >27,250. kidnapped Jan. 20,1987 while on a luma Pridng qGKT (banking) committee who would K o u n t # . vote for it.” mission to negotiate the release of Baking Price: >23,993. Although Bush isn’t expected to the hostages. M0RT6A6ES Doctors doing fewer Caesarean sections Ramsay denied his visit had a m *AII Prices Include AppUcaUa endorse a plan until next month, * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days special significance. Factory Cath Incentivaa 991 HOMEOWNERS * Additional Lines 5(W Per Line. Per Day Sidney M. Wolfe, co-author of the “ I often come to west Beirut, By Deborah Mesce called c-section, and the Public analyzes data from 40 states and • FORECLOSURE!! OVER 100 BUICKS report. and there's nothing significant in * Classifications 71 thru 87 The Associated Press Citizen Health Research Group the District of Columbia, said the • BANKRUPTCY!! IN STOCK AT rate of c-section births rose 0.3 TODAY my current visit,” he told The * Merchandise Under >250 estimates that half of the 934,000 Dr. Lynn Silver, the other • DIVORCED!! percent — from 24.1 percent to Associated Press by telephone * Ad must contain price! Falling behind on your mort­ SIMILAR WASHINGTON — The number operations in 1987 were author, said the change is due to when asked if it was in connection 24.4 percent of all births — from Index You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds gage paymenta? We can "VOLUME PRICING" of women giving birth by Caesa­ unnecessary. attention focused on the issue and with the reports. helpl No payments up to 2 The American College of Obste- 1986 to 1987. due to this low price... yaaral Bad credit, bankruptcy rean section may be leveling off women who are “ starting to ask 20 pages, 2 sections He said none of the reports “ can or unemployment Is not a after years of sharp increases, tricians and Gynecologists That was the smallest annual the right questions about this Cardinal Buick, Inc. B usiness______9 Natlon/World j6-7 be verified... I ’m anxious to avoid problem. Foracloaura aaala- but hundreds of thousands of the agreed that the c-section rate increase in 12 years in a rate that procedure” speculation on that subject.” tance available for the di­ appears to be leveling off, but the Classified _ 18-20 Obituaries_____ 2 vorced and self-employed. 81 Adams Street operations are being performed has more than quadrupled since The envoy spoke from the The excess of c-section opera­ C o m ic s ______16 O p in io n ______8 Consolidate bills — save your Manchester, Conn. needlessly, a public interest professional organization re­ 1970, when 5.5 percentof ail births British consular section in west CALL CLASSIFIED horn el tions costs the nation more than 15 P e o p le . 643-5135 group said today. jected the report’s claim that were c-sections. Beirut. Op«n Evenings 'HI 9 p.m. $1 billion in health care costs and Local/State Science ______18 Sw!n Cenervative fireiip 649-4571 One in four American women doctors are abusing the F=n. & S a t. 'H ! 6 p .m . 301-315 Center St. • Manchester, CT (exit so ott i-s4) puts women at higher risk need­ ------2-5. 10 Sports _____11-14 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 N O W ! at (203) 4S4-4404 or Opnn Mon-Tu*t-W*d-Thur* Ntgmi gives birth by the abdominal procedure. “ It looks like this is for real, and lessly, Silver said. Television. See HOSTAGES, page 10 (203) 454-1336 surgical procedure commonly The group’s report, which it’s long overdue," said Dr.