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North Africa; U.S. cites 'danger'
Bv Wadle KIrolos troops, armor and warplanes along the border for an “ extremely heightened danger” in the north African After Sudan, Habre planned to travel to Egypt for
United Press International invasion of Chad. U.S. officials say there also has been region. ' discussions with Mubarak on the “ grave situation in
a buildup of Libyan troops along the border with The U.S. official’s carefully worded statement his country,” the agency said.
CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) — The United SUtes Sudan. appeared designed to send a clear signal to Khadafy The Gulf of Sidra first became the scene of conflict
confronted Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy by In Washington, officials said four AWACS early the United States will not tolerate hostile intentions after Khadafy extended Libyan sovereignty to the
sending four AW ACS planes and an aircraft carrier to warning planes were sent to Egypt and the toward its allies. area. monitor Libyan military movement amid' 'extremely nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Nimitz sailed near In Juiy 1981, two F-14 fighters aboard the Nimitz In Tripoli, Khadafy defiantly reasserted Thursday heightened” tension in North Africa. Libyan waters in a show of strength aimed at shot down two Soviet-buiit Libyan Sukhoi 22 fighters Libya was ready to fight to defend the Gulf of Sidra, “ Our armed forces are fully prepared to repel any deterring a reported Libyan threat. ' that fired missiles at them during U.S. Navy exercises which it claims, against American incursions. aggression against Egypt's security,” Chief of Staff in the Gulf of Sidra. Lt. Gen. Abd Rab el Na6i Hafez told reporters By late Wednesday, the Nimitz had moved back into Khadafy said he would “ not permit any state to The Libyans intervened in Chad at the end of 198() Thursday, commenting on reports of troop buildups the Mediterranean, the officials said. The carrier was enter our territorial waters ... The Libyan people are sitting off the coast of Egypt today, its jets within ready to fight to defend their lands, waters and skies.” and their troops assisted President Goukouni along Libya's borders. Weddeye in a civil war against Habre. In Khartoum, Presidents C lafar Numelry of Sudan minutes of the Libyan coast, ABC News said. U.S. Ambassador-at-large Vernon Walters visited The Reagan administration denied it dispatched the Khartoum Thursday and handed Numeiry a message A year later, the Libyans withdrew under pressure and Hissene Habre of Chad met Thursday to discuss from the Organization of African Unity, ieading to the reported Libyan threats to their nations' security. U.S. forces in response to a Libyan military buildup, of support from President Reagan, the Middle East Goukouni’s defeat. \ Aides to Habre have warned Libya was massing but a senior official said there was an atmosphere of News Agency said.
99-cent Controversy in EPA
gas? It's
spreading rapidly
a reality
Assistant E P A Administrator Bv Robert Sangeorge were to meet with reporters today to discuss the progress of their Frederic Eidsness ordered prepa Bv Paul Hendrie United Press International ration of a special operational Herald Reporter investigation. permit for burning chemicals on WASHINGTON - Controversy Reps. James Scheuer, D- N.Y., and Michael Synar, D-Okla., are the firm ’s incineration ship “ Vul- Remember the good ol' days — surrounding the Environmental Protection Agency’s toxic-waste looking into charges high-ranking canus” days after he and Mrs. before OPEC and gas lines— when program is rapidly spreading EPA officiais tried to fire Kauf Gorsuch met separately with her you could buy gasoline for less than throughout the agency, whiie Con man because his public protests. ex-aide, James Sanderson. F a dollar? While the negotiations and inves Well, these are the good oT days, gress and the administration are Another EPA assistant adminis tigations continue, other divisions at least at two local gas stations, locked in negotiations over access trator, Dr. John A. Todhunter, to secret E ^ A documents. of the agency are becoming . socialized with chemical industry where the price of regular gasoline engulfed In the toxic-waste has droppkl below $1 for the first noiinh; om am ltM ^jieeklng to ottldala about the tim e ho slowed firestorm. down enforcement actions against time in years. review the E PA files are in the industry, congressional re The AM-PM kUni Mart on West substantive agreement with ad A TOP EPA water-pollution cords show. He is in charge of Middle Turnpike and Shields Silkr ministration officials, but were to officiai last month reversed staff pesticides and toxic substances. town Tires on Main Street are meet again today to work out recommendations and ordered charging 99 cents for a gallon of conditions for congressional ac Ms. Lavelie’s appointment’s ca E speedy issuance of a permit for regular now. Both are ARCO cess to documents on toxic-waste lendar — released by a House disposal enforcement, committee ocean disposal of toxic wastes to a stations. committee — shows she had firm whose lawyer is a former A1 Willard, manager of the aides said. frequent lunch and dinner meet adviser to EPA Administrator AM-PM, credited ARCO's low Two congressmen who received ings in 1982 with executives of Anne Gorsuch, United Press Inter wholesale prices for the lower files earlier this week from EPA firms under investigation. whistle-blower Hugh Kaufman national learned. retail prices.
“ They have no credit cards and
they s p ^ a liz e in high volume, low
costs to the customers,” said
Willard. "It was a very smart
move on their part. It shows you
supply and demand works, if you Union is skeptical
'leave it alone.” Steve Shields, owner of Shields
Silktown Tires, said be has re turned to full service —- so customers no longer have to pump about P&WA promise their own gas — at the same time as he dropped bis price below a dollar. provement plan, 85 percent ot levels. . “ W e're picking up customers By Raymond T. DeMeo which will cover Improvements to Kiefer said the union fears that with the full-service,” said Shields. Herald Reporter its four Connecticut plants, he said. "innovations in new technology” “ Nine out of 10 customers love it. I On Wednesday, Gray sent an in the machine industry could still have a good number of people A spokesman for the union. open letter to Andy Nelson, editor “ eliminate the (machine) opera Who drive in, see it's full-service, representing 16,000 hourly workers of the East Hartford Gazette, tor right out of the production and drive out, because they think at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft explaining why the company had loop." full-service means higher prices.” expressed skepticism today about to lay off 2,300 workers this month He added that company officials One satisfied customer, who the implications of a P&W man and promising the $400 million have refused the union’s requests declined to give bis name, called agement promise to invest $400 investment in East Hartford. to say what impact the investment the Manchester Herald this morn miliion in the company’s East Gray sent the letter in response will have on job levels. “ All they’re ing to rave about the price and Hartford plant. to an editorial written by Nelson in doing is reassuring the state they’ll service at Shields' station. Machinist union leaders are the previous week's Gazette, an invest in Connecticut without a “ Have I got a piece of news for worried the investment, promised “ open ietter to Harry Gray” that guarantee that this will be a boon to you,” hesald. “ I just got gas for 99 by United Technologies Corp. asked the UTC chairman to reveal the state or a detriment, in terms of cents and the guy even cleaned by chairman Harry Gray in an open his plans for Pratt & Whitney's social costs,” he said. windshield. Full service. The guy letter in an East Hartford news long-term future. (The editorial wouldn't even let me touch my car. Asked about the job impact, paper editor, wiii result in less, not was reprinted in the Manchester That's Reaganomics for you— and more employment at the engine Heralkd on Saturday.) Devaney repeated an oft-heard
I'm a Democrat. I was so excited I manufacturing plant, according to In his response letter, which was company statement: ihat “ the
just had to tell someone.” union spokesman Lou Kiefer. . posted at the East Hartford plant. impact on jobs is 'oin g to come "The customers are happy,” James J. Devaney, a PliW Gray attributed the recent layoffs through orders .'or our engines, said Willard. “ Of course, we had spokesman, said today that the to a continuing slump in commer both military and commercial." one guy in here who said he used to Harold photo bv Pinto cpmpany will spend the $400 cial engine orders. He also rejected the union's pay 6 cents a gallon. There's million over the next five years to Although P&W officials say they claim that tht company isn’ t always someone who isn't satis modernize existing equipment and have no plans to lay off more retraining workers to adapt to new fied, but the customers like it." buy some new machinery. workers this year, union officials plant technology. “ We have a very, ' Willard and Shields both expect REGULAR GAS FOR LESS THAN A DOLLAR The spending is part of PAW ’s are wary of how the company's very active training p.-ogram,” 'prices to drop lower, by as much as . . . at Middle Turnpike ARCO station $1.6 million 10-year capital im planned investment will affect job Devaney said. another 3 to 5 cenU by April. “ But it's going to be short lived,” warned Willard. “ The state and the feds are going to Jump on it. It's partly psychological, because t ^ say the customers are used to State to look into supermarket union paying $1.20 a gallon and won't
notice tlw tax. I think we'U be back next nearest co-op markets are Ckinnecticut, a group of 23 inde no more than one single competitor over a t|oUar by April.” Ckiventry. '' Andy’s in East Hartford and the The advertisements promote pendent liquor retailers that can select and item or choose a By Raymond T. DaMto Highland Park Market in sale Items and prices featured as banded together to sponsor group price,” Langer said. Htrald Raportar Coventry. available at all the stores in the advertisements and sale But David Schrair, a Springfield Sweet Life Foods, a Suffield- ■ A newly-formed union of 25 cooperative, the names of which promotions. attorney whose firm acts as based division of the Springfield are listed. They appeared in the As part of the Hartford Superior general counsel to the Yankee . i n S l O e I O C IQ y independent lupermarkete in Sugar & Products Co., is the main Manchester and other Ckinnecticut Hartford Courant Sunday and Court settlement, the retailers co-op, said Yankee’s situation grocery supplier for all the co-op Wednesday. Local television sta- may continue group advertising differs from Buy Rite's because 20 eoess, 2 ssctiom and western Massachusetts towns supermarkets. has caught the attention of a top tioiu have also aired spots promot provided the ads Include the name th e co-op markets aren’t Paul C. Abraham, Springfield Advice...... 17 lawyer for the state, who says he'll ing the new cooperative. and address of a single store competitors. Sugar’s advertising director, said ...... ;? "look into the arrangement” to see " I t (the co-op) did pique our offering the advertised merchan “ We were very careful to make several independent store owners K2f2|Ii2i...... iilil ** W conforms with antl-truot laws. interest and we're certainly going dise and prices, along with a 'sure they fthe Yankee markets) are not in the same trading area," worked with Sweet Life for about a CMnloi .14 Rohert M. Ltuoger, tjie state's to look into the arrangement,'' said disclaimer stating that each store he said. “ Nobody is in competition year in planning the co-op. The •mertainnwnt...... 14 aosisUnt attorney general for Langer, adding that no official in the Buy Rite group determines co-op decided its members had to LoHery...... 2 anti-trust matters, said this week “ investigation” is underway at its own featured products and with one another, so they’re not in a have a miniipum annual sales ...... * be was prompted to examine the this tiitie. prices. price-fixing situation.” gross of $2 million, according to 222I2i«i’i;...... e matter after seeing advertise- The group was required to pay CRISPINO’S Supreme Foods on Gerd Schneider, a Longmeadow laerts...... !!!!!!!!!!!!!.".ments for Yankee Supermarkets, ON FEB.l. the attorney gener $934 in attorney’s tees as part of the Hartford Road and Andy’s Food- supermarket owner who acts as Telovision...... 14 an advertising and buying cb- al's office'settled an anti-trust settlement. town on North Main Street are both Waelher...... 2 operative that includes two Man- lawsuit it filed against Associated In the case of Buy Rite Liquors, ••••■•eeeeeeeeeeaeeeee cheater markets and one in Buy Liquor Rite Merchants of “ the settlement makes it clear that members of the Yankee co-op. The
1 -. '■ r MANCHESTER HERALD. Fil.. Feb. 18. l«eS- 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. F ri. Feb. 18, M63 News Briefing Discrimination report: PLO sharply split SeiMtora demand Penny's still waiting over Reagan plan Pentagon figures 'A lb l Palestine Liberation Organization WASHINGTON (UPD —Threefirst- two vacant police jobs. “Penny ted later. But Penny said even that chief Yasser Arafat, seeking reduced term Republican senators are demand By Paul Hendrie later deadline has passed. S B u m Herald Reporter knows where he stands. That's all U.S support fo. Israel, u rg ^ caution ing the Pentagon release an internal ,—taaan amid emotional calls from hard-liners study disdoeing a pattern of cost we’ve got to say for now.” SMITH HAS repeated his earlier for outright rejection^ of President overruns that could total $250 MlUon in Frank J. Smith, a resident who The HRC launched its investiga promises to hold a major non Reagan's Middle East ^ a c e plan. the next five years if not stopped. has said he speaks for members of tion of the Werbner hiring at the violent protest in town if no ^request of Smith and another minority candidates are hired as 'It is not a matter of rejecting or One RepuUican Senate source pre un wtsnmi roTooASi • the town's black community, has accepting — in politics there is no black dicted the Senate Budget Committee not yet produced the "new Infor resident, Clarence Zachery, who police officers. and white,' Arafat said in an NBC would be so upset over the disciosi ires it mation' ' which he said would prove charged favoritism toward Smith said, in a Jan. 21 letter to television interview broadcast Thurs would trim $11 billion or $12 hfilion from racial discrimination was a factor Werbner may have prevented a Weiss, that attempts to set up a day from Algiers, where the Palestine President Reagan's $2M billkm 1004 in the hiring of Assistant General qualified black candidate from meeting between members of the National Council has been meeting Pentagon budget, in addition to the $$ Manager Steven R. Werbner, being hired. black community and Weiss have since Monday. billion WeinbMger has agreed to.. Weather according to Mayor Stephen T. Tbe administration has denied been unsuccessful, because no George Habash leader of the Marx Sens. Charles Grassley of Iowa, Penny. those allegations. date could be agreed upon. He ist Popular Front for the Liberation of Slade Gorton of Washington and Nancy Penny refused Smith's request Those allegations angered called off efforts to set up the Palestine, told the 350-member council Kassebaum of Kansas, all members of earlier this month for the Board of members of the Board of Direc meeting and pledged the protest — Thursday the Reagan plan is aimed at the budget committee.'wrote a letter to Today’s forecast Directors to take up the investiga tors, especially when insinuations which he said would include sit-ins, destroying the Palestinian cause and is panel Chairman Pete Domenid, then tion of the Werbner hiring. A that the consultant used to screen picketing, marches and rallies in no*hing but 'surrender ' met with him late Thursday. United Today sunshine and clouds. Breezy with tbe high: Human Relations Commission in applicants—the Institute of Public town — if no blacks are hired. Habash and other hard-liners ad vestigation of the hiring had )>een Service — may have been biased Two blacks are in the final pool of Press International obtained a copy of temperature in the low 40s. Winds northerly 10 to 2$' toward Werbner because it is dressing the council Thursday also the letter and was told about the mph. Tonight partly cloudy. Lows around M. UgU. halted at the request of Penny and candidates for the police jobs. called for stepped-up guerrilla war the directors. headed’ by former town official Smith wrote Weiss that the meeting. northerly winds. Saturday a mixture of sunshine and> Beldon H. Schaffer. against Israel and strengthening ties Pomenid's spokesman said he would clouds. High temperature In the mid 30s. Winds light' Penny told Smith the board inability to establish a meeting date “is a clear indication of the with Syria with the assistance of the decide today whether to make a formal and variable. would consider looking into the Penny has said it would take Soviet Union request for the study to Defense Werbner hiring only if concrete some concrete evidence of bias, town’s attitude and commitment to The Palestinian parliament-’in-exile Secretary Caspar Weinberger. new evidence indicating the possi such as a formal complaint by an affirmative action.” He said he this week is attempting to map out “ If Domenid makes tbe request, Extended outlook bility of discrimination was pro applicant who felt he had been the doubted such a meeting would be Herald photo by Pinto victim of prejudice, to justify an productive. future strategy following the evacua Wdnberger would have a difiicult time Extended outlook for New England Sunday through duced, Smith promised to submit tion of some 12,000 Palestinian guerril saying no," said Sen. Dan Quayie, that "new information” to Penny investigation that could challenge Weiss responded, in a Feb. 2 las from Beirut last summer. R-Ind., a committee member. If Tuesday; ; CASSANO SUMMARIZES TOWN'S LEGISLATIVE PROBLEMS in writing. the professional reputations of letter, that it is wrong for Smith to Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: r, .. .before gathering of chamber business people at breakfast meeting today Werbner, Schaffer and General infer that difficulty in establishing "The answer is 'no' to Reagan, no' Weinberger refused, Quayie added, "it Fair weather on Sunday and Monday. Chance of rain But Penny said Wednesday the to the United States and no to all your would be far more damaging." date by which Smith said he would Manager Robert B. Weiss. a mutually acceptable meeting plans, " Habash said in a fiery speech to or snow on Tuesday. High temperature in the mid 30s submit that evidence has passed. Penny and other directors have date indicates a lack of commit a cheering council Sunday and Monday and in the mid 30s to low 40s on, Penny said he has yet to receive said no such evidence ever has ment by his administration to Reagan’s warning Tuesday. Low temperatures in the teens to mid 20s the information from Smith. been produced to support the affirmative action. Sunday and Monday morning and in the mid 20s to low Weiss: we'll have tax hike allegations by Smith and Zachery. Weiss also said that all candi sparks squabble 30s Tuesday morning. “WE'RE NOT TALKING about Smith had said at the Feb. 1. dates for the police posts — Hart not worried Vermont: Scatter^ flurries Sunday and Monday. that now — we’re moving,” said board meeting that his new infor whatever their races — have to BONN, West Germany (UPI) — Snow and rain Tuesday. Highs in the ^ and 30s up to undergo polygraph tests and back President Reagan's warning against Smith, apparently referring to mation would be provided “this by Mondale lead about 40 on Tuesday. Lows in the teens and 20s. what he has said are plans for a week.” Penny said Smith later ground checks. The results of those West German rejedion of U.S. missiles Maine and New Hampshire: Chance of snow north br service cuts this year UENVF.H (U'PI) - Sen Gary Hart ^f has sparked a sharp exchange between major peaceful protest if no telephoned him to tell him the tests, he said, will be a factor in and chance of rain or snow south Sunday into Monday. minorities are hired for either of documentation would be submit who is hired. Colorado, announcing his candidacy tbe two major parties competing in Clearing Tuesday. Highs mostly in the 20s north to the- restrict towns irom deciding what for the 1984 Democratic presidential next month's general elections. < Bv Raymond T. DeMeo 30s south. Lows zero to 15 north and 10 to 25 south.'. Herald Reporter to do with public buildings, like nomination, .says he is not worried that UPI photo Hans-Jocben Vogel, tbe opposition schools, that are no longer needed former Vice President Walter Mondale Social Democratic candidate for chan for their original purposes. IS considered the early favorite Today In history cellor in the March 6 national elections, National forecast Holding the line on local taxes "The political trail is strewn with the ’ this year is a "near impossibility" reacted immediately Thursday by to Llttl* Rock PC 94 39 HE SAID Manchester is strongly 'Excited' Agostinelli likely citv A Fcrt HI Pep unless the town cuts servicees, corpses of front-running candidates a saying there would te no “automatic Albuduergue c 60 28 ...a $Louisville pc 4S '36 aaaa opposed to a state plan to make it 44 36 aaa'a . General Manager Robert B. Weiss year ahead of the nomination,” Hart On Feb. 18, 1930 the planet Pluto was discavered In deployment" of the missiles. AndMWooe cv ao 04 Memphis c mandatory that towns participate said at a news conference following his Asheville c 58 31 Miami Beach c 77 99 told a group of area business photographs taken a month earlier at astronomer Clyde Reagan told a nationally televised 35 Mllwoukae r 39 » • ••» in a regional waste disposal announcement Thursday Atlanta c 64 . people this morning. Tombaugh at the Lovell Observatory in Flagstaff, Ariz. news conference Wednestlay in Wa Billinas w 50 43 MInneopol* cyy 37 V aaA program, and is backing a bill to to run again for state central "The position of front-runner is Blrmlnohom c 64 33 Nashville c 40 39 aaaa Speaking at a breakfast meeting Tombaugh Is seen here with telescope he built in 1928. His shington a West German failure to 71 44 fight the requirement. tenuous at best,” he said. station the missiles would be “a Boston c w 39 33 New (Trlens pc sponsored by the Greater Man observatory was In a barn on a farm. Brwnsvil Tx.oc 74 SO New York c 40 3S jft chester Chamber of Commerce, Unlike many towns in the area, By Paul Hendrie Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, who has “It’s the kind of thing that it Hart. 45, whose announcement was terrible setback to tbe cauSe of peace Buffalo cv 42 27 !di Oklohom Ctv c 66 39 Manchester has no problem get .03 Omaha pc 35 32 aaa. Weiss said expected cuts in state Herald Reporter begun to exert his leadership in the really takes a money person, greeted enthusiastically by a crowd of and disarmament.” (OMristn S.C. c 62 45 ting rid of its garbage. Weiss said about 800 on the steps of the Colorado Chartott N.C. c 63 32 Philadelphia c 40 35 a07 and federal aid will force the town state party. because you’re expected to buy “President Reagan is expressing tbe CMcooo ccv 37 32 Phoenix c 75 44 aaaa the town landfill will be usable for tickets to all the fundraisers and to Capitol, also said he does not intend to Australian fire Plttsburoh cv 42 33 .... to rely more heavily on property Former Mayor Nathan G. Agos "I know T6m from when we Gromyko knocks interests of his own count^ and I will Cleveland cv 39 32 at least another 20 years. This donate to all the campaigns,” said finish the presidential race as another express the interests of mine,” said Columbus cv 42 35 Portkmd M. pc 37 31 S 7 taxes to pay its expenses. tinelli, saying new leadership will served in the Meskill administra is under control Dallas c 67 SO Portland Ore. r SB 44 M means the landfill would be an tion and, of course I know Lowell,” Agostinelli. “So, that kind of Democrat's running mate U.S. zero option Vogel of Reagan's statement. 40 37 1.75 "The ability of the town to make this “an exciting time” for Denver pc 45 22 Providence cv especially likely candidate for use said Agostinelli. “I ran on the narrows the field. It’s the same in Hart joined Sen Alan Cranston of MOSCOW (UPI) — Foreign Minister MELBOURNE, Australia (UPI) - "If I am elected there will be no Dee Moines pc 36 33 RIdimond c 44 39 J06 maintain (a tradition of) virtually state Republicans, probably will Detroit cv 41 33 St. Louis pc 42 34 a... as a regional facility — a move seek another term on the Republi same ticket with Lxiwell, in fact I the Democratic Party too, like California in officially announcing for Andrei Gromyko told French Foreign Some 5,500 firefighters brought under automatic deployment of American no tax increases is a near impossi the Democratic nomination Several Duluth cv 30 25 j k Salt Lake Cltyr 54 42 a... bility without a significant de that, ironically, would shorten its can State Central Committee when got more votes than him.” John Sullivan — he supports his Minister Claude Cheysson the U.S. control a two-day “holocaust” of fire missiles. We will decide on deplojrment El Paso c 70 34 Son Antonio c 67 44 a... life span, he said. party and supports it well. I don’t others, including Mondale, are ex Son Dteoo pc 70 56 • aa. crease, in services,” he said. the choice is made next month. There was some speculation that "zero option" cannot be the basis for that killed at least 69 people and razed in tbe fall in the light of the results of tbe Hartford cv 38 30 While the cost of dumping have a problem with that (money), pected to announce next week. hundreds of miles of parched southern Geneva talks” on the reduction of Honolulu c 80 62 Son FroncK pc 68 9S JR . “Reaganomics is Just now begin- Representatives of the Republi Agostinelli got involved in the state success in the Geneva talks to reduce Indianapolis cv 40 36 Seattle r 55 43 M - Jiing to hit Manchester," be added. garbage in a regional program can 'Town Committees in the 4th central ommittee last year prim fortunately, at this point in my life. medium-range nuclear missiles in Australian brush, officials said today. medium-range nucler missiles in Jocksn AAss. p<:68 32 Spokane r 49 42 might be $25 a ton or higher, it costs There was a time when I did, but Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser Jocksonville c 68 40 Tampa c 74 4S Weiss, Mayor Stephen T. Penny Herald photo bv Pinto Senatorial District met informally arily to support the gubernatorial Europe. Europe. 37 the town only $5 a to dump at its not now." Bomb hurts 86 called for a national weekend of Under a NATO decision, the missiles Kansas CItv pc 51 33 aaaa Washington pc SI ...a and Democratic town director last night in Bolton to discuss the bid of his friend, Lewis B. Rome of "Washington's zero option is aimed Las Vegas pc 67 47 Wichita c 56 32 .... 'Stephen T. Cassano ran through a own landfill. Weiss said. state central committee conven Bloomfield. not at reaching accord with the Soviet mourning and described the loss of life are due to be deployed starting late this ROBERT B. WEISS Weiss urged the chamber to Smith said Manchester Republi In South Africa and an estimated $400 million in year unless the United States and the list.qf the biggest problems facing tion, according to Uandiester “ A lot of It wa* Lew Rome last cans wlH have 16 of 35 delegates to Union but at basing at any cost local government. They were .. tRebganomlcs' impact form a task force to study the role Republican Town ChaiVinan Ckirtis time,” agreed Agostinelli. "I was BLOEMFONTEIN, South Africa American missiles in Western Eu damage as one of the “greatest Soviet Union reach an accord in the of local government and busi very interested in trying to get him the 4th District convention. The (U’PIi — A bomb set off by suspected disasters in our history. speaking at the first of a planned 1 M. Smith. The convention must be delegates will be selected at a town rope,” Gromyko said Thursday at a Geneva arms talks. nesses' role in it. held between March 1 and April 15 elected governor. If there’s a real African National Congress guerrillas luncheon for Cheysson. "South Australia, and Victoria have series of meetings to improve committee meeting. Lottery communication between local go “Our only alternative is to William R. Johnson, a chamber to fill terms which begin on May 10. cause, I like to be there.” rocked a South African government The Soviet foreign minister also been devastated by a holocaust and I continue to cut services. . .or, of director and president of the Smith said he would like to see office building today, wounding 86 extend my sincerest sympathy," a vernment leaders and tbe business Agostinelli said he still hasn't criticized the recent seven-nation Eu course, the alternative is to raise Savings Bank of Manchester, "really made a decision” but Agostinelli, remain on the state people, five of them seriously, police ropean tour by Vice President George stunned Fraser said, after surveying Aeroflot office community. urged that the chamber change its the two stricken states from a helicop taxes,” he said. probably would Uke another term. committee. said Bush seeking NATO support for the site of bombing HARTFORD (UPI) — Th« Unless the finianclal outlook "confrontational approach” to “Nate needs a niche in the party The bomb exploded in a washroom at ter. A 1639 Australian fire killed 71 PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) THE DIALOGUE began on a State central committee dis plan offered by President Reagan. Connecticut Dally number — The Rhode Island dolly improves, "business is going to dealing with government. It should tricts correspond to state Senate and that is ideal for him,” said Air quality report the offices of the Southern Free State "If the other side really wanted to people. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Police drown Thursdov was 441. The lottery number Thursday gloomy note, with Weiss predicti- try to find common ground with experts with searchlights worked three-digit number drawn In was 4506. ’ ing Mgher taxes and Cassano take it on the chin as far as districts. Each district has two Smith. "He knows a lot of people Administration Board in Bloemfontein, reach an accord, it would be engaged in the S1(M,0IX> weekly Rainbow property taxes” are concerned, government in addition to promot HARTFORD (UPI) — The state quickly today to recover and examine MONTPELIER. Vt. (UPI) IreeUng off a liUny of the town's representatives. The 4th District and can get things done. State capital of the Orange Free State about business-style work at the negotiating Dead man’s words Jackpot drowlno was 911, the — Tha Vermont dally lottery Cassano said. ing the self-interest of its currently is represented by Agosti- central is the forum for that type of Department of Environmental 2U0 miles .south of Johannesburg, a table rather than publicizing the totally fragments of a bomb that shattered lucky letter S and the lucky number Thursdoy was 495. ! ; present and potential budget woes. Protection forecast good air qual color rod. Next week's Rain Cassano also cited a number of members, he said. nelli and Nancy Owens of person.” police spokesman said haunting Williams glass doors in tbe offices of Aeroflot LEWISTON, Maine (UPI) ■- . Cassano, the Board of Directors’ ity conditions across Connecticut unacceptable option based on imperial bow Jockoot will be worth - delegate to the Connecticut Confer- “problem bills” in the state “We should take a more moder Glastonbury. The device had been placed behind a ambitions or sending emissaries all Soviet Airlines and shook a nearby tMMlOO. — Tha AAaIno dally lottWy for Friday. The DEP reported CHICAGO (UPI) — A government number Thursday was 474. "pnce of Municipalities, said Gover legislature, including one that ate role,” said Johnson. "We Manchester and Glastonbury AGOSTINELLI, a banker, said toilet unit and wounded 86 people, five over the world to delude people,V informant dead for nearly 20 years hotel. CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) — would force towns to pay even merely want to start a dialogue, his business success gives him the moderate conditions in Danbury of them seriously, he said. The explosion a t 11:23 p.m. EST Tha New Hampshire dolly BOSTON (UPI) — The nor William A. O’Neill wants to are the two largest towns in the Gromyko said. came back to haunt Teamsters Presi lottery number Thursday Massachusetts lottery more in tuition for special educa and find out how we can be more district and have the most dele luxury of serving on the state and Waterbury Thursday, and African'National Congress guerrillas "It would be naive to believe, should dent Roy L. Williams with allegations Thursday did little other damage, wos 1502. number Thuredoy was 5S51.. give $81 million less next year in good air levels elsewhere in the .aid to cities and towns. tion students and one that would helpful.” gates to the convention, so they central committee that others seeking the overthrow of South Africa's the deployment of new American the union official cleared decisions with however, and caused no iajuries, police might not have. state. white minority government were sus said. The blast, less than a block away generally each get one of the two missiles on European soil go ahead, the "organized crime leaders, took kick- central committee members. pected in the blast, the spokesman said Soviet Union will not adopt appropriate backs and once ordered a man shot. from a Soviet Embassy building, was ANC guerrillas last month bombed a heard five blocks away by patrol cars Agostinelli was elected last year measures to prevent the disruption of Statements from Floyd Hayes, a to the state central committee at a railway bridge in Bloemfontein in the the existing equilibrium," he said. former Kansas City Teamsters official that "came running,” police spokes first known,ANC attack on the city. man Lt. Michael Radzilowski said. Almanac special convention held when Gromyko repeated the Soviet and Williams associate who was higher drinking age reapportionment altered senate The ANC, outlawed in 1960 for alleged counter-offer, which already has been gunned down in a bowling alley parking He said there were no immediate Newswoman pities communist affiliations, seeks the over telephone calls claiming responsibility district lines. His candidacy was rejected by Washington, Paris and lot in 1964, were introduced Thursday in promoted by Thomas F. Ferguson, throw of the white minority Pretoria London. Moscow has proposed reduc a pre-sentencing hearing for Williams for tbe attack. regime, which excludes the majority Tbe concussion rattled tbe Capital Today is Friday, Feb. 18, the 49th day of 1983 with who was then stepping down from ing its intermediate-range missiles in and three other men convicted Dec. IS 316 to follow. the state committeee.' 17.9 million South African blacks from Europe to the number held by Britain of trying to bribe Sen. Howard Cannon, Hilton Hotel across the street, sending ^unpopular idea at AACC newsman, frees him participation in government startled guests outside to investigate. The moon Is moving toward its first quarter. Agostinelli said the certain elec and France, 162. D-Nev. The morning stars are Mercury, Jupiter and tion of Thomas D’Amore as the Anyone who thinks the com in exchange for freedom. He Saturn, mings. "A numberTof the people Cummings, 20, personally would new state party chairman is the petition among news media is fell short of the mark by $8 in his Tbe evening stars are Venus and Mars. 'B y Paul Hendrie who filled in the survey were be affected by a higher drinking main reason he would like to vicious can take heart from the desperate plea for liberation on Those bom on this date are under the sign of . Herald Reporter w aiters and bartenders who age. But he said he supports the remain on the state committee. experience of Alex Girelli, Tuesday. He had been “incar Aquarius. thought they would lose their jobs aims of a higher drinking age and "There's a new challenge and it Manchester Herald city editor. cerated in the Jackston-Avanti They include Mary Tudor, queen of England, in 1516 ~ Most of 500 Manchester Com- if the age was raised.” has nothing in principle against seems to be an exciting time for the He has been freed from real estate office. Feopletalk and American philanthropist George Peabody, In rmunity College students who were Cummings said the primary such legislation. party,” said Agostinelli. “It seems symbolic custody by a profes 1795. - recently surveyed at random op- a new direction and the whole sional rival, Lynn Brophy of Ms. Brophy took pity on him, reason respondents gave for sup however. She has pledged to Jamie and her parenta, who live in Bridge- On this date in history: "pose legislation to raise the drink- porting a higher drinking age was However, Cummings added that party is going to be revitalized. radio station WINF. Talia’s family In 1861, Jefferson Davis was sworn into office aa 'Tng age, Student Senate Vice jumping the drinking age from 19 That could be interesting to me.” Girelli was one of eight Heart contribute the rest of the water, Mass., were in Boston Thursday when the belief .it would cut down on the ransom. Girelli said he plans to Gov. Michael Dukakis . declared February president of the Confederate States of America at President Theodore Cummings Jr. number of alchohol-related traffic to 21 is too drastic an increase, Association hostages expected Talia Shire says she always felt like an alien in Montgomery, Ala. , said this morning. especially since there would be no AGOSTINELLI said he supports to raise at least $100 apiece in give up the best seat at the press “Organ Donor Month" in MaBsachusetts. accidents. table in appreciation. her family of strong men, including her brother, Jamie's father, Charles Flake, said be In 1930, the planet Pluto was discxtvered in Cummings said the survey re "I’m a little surprised by the grandfather clause to protect the pragmatic, non-ideological contributions to the association Francis Ford Coppola, and her lather. Carmine regularly sends Jamie's photos to the Bellons. photographs taken a month earlier by astronomer. sults will be communicated to state results,” said Cummings. "I people already older than 19. leadership of D’Amore and U.S. Coppola, a conductor-composer who played first “It's almost like she's their child in a way," he Clyde Tombaugh at the Lovell Observatory in legislators and the Union for thought there would be more hos He said another solution to flute under Arturo Toscanini. said. “It's given meaning to the ordea they went Flagstaff, Ariz. 0>mmunity Colleges. than yesses. It just sort of shows cutting down drinking and driving Her mother, she told Redbook, was “intense, through." In 1967, nuclear physicist Robert Oppenheimer died ■nte survey was conducted ran the division in society in by young people might be to raise emotional — like Anna Magnani." As for the men at tha age of 62. He played a key role in development of domly during the first two weeks of Connecticut. the driving age. Fire Calls in her family, "They were formidable, but they the atomic bomb. Febraary among MCC students of were sweet and kind. Power wasn't just power in Quote of the day In 1960, Pierre Elliot Tradeau and the Liberal Party all ages, ranging from 19 to 50, were returned to power In Canada. Clam Chowder, delicious New England a macho sense — it had another range. The men in Roman Catholic couples who want to get Cummings said. my family were artistic men, vulnerable men married in the diocese of Providence, R.I., will Out of the 500 respondents. 121 Manchester ^ Clam Chowder, served piping hot with feminine souls. They were men who cooked, have to wait aix months to tie the knot. It is part of A thought for tbe day; Thomas Jefferson said, "1 supported raising the drinking age Fitzgibbon loses who sang, who loved music, but they were also a tough pra-nuptial marriage preparation pro hold... a little rebellion now and then is a good thing, aad the rest opposed it, Chimmlngs Wednesday, 10; 11 a.m. \ remarkable and charismatic. The problem I had ■V :-r and as necessary in the political world aa ttorau in the sAld. . ^ — Water flow alarm. Corn Chowder, ) gram. - physical.” was, I didn't think 'good' girls were supposed to Tbe Rev. Joseph Protano, director of tbe “The two principal reasons I got Progress Drive. (Town). be charismatic ” diocesean Office for Preparation of Marriage, on the comment section for people Wednesday, 11:01 a.m. y deliciously warming ) 1 against raising the drinking age bid for Mass, job explained; “We spend more time preparing — Mental health building, n was that if they could fight for their children for first communion and eonfirmation Dr. J. Gerald Fltigibbon, the Kennedy’s proposal to cut Manchester Memorial Beefy Minestrone, ) 4X)untry, they at least should be Salleck’s car than we do preparing people for matrimony. And town’s assistant superintendent $35,000 from the school budget by Hospital. (Town). A mianri|pBtpr Hrmld able to have a beer, and tbe Wednesday, 3:32 p.m. VL yet marriage is as much a vocation and for curriculum instraction, failed consolidating the positions of Fitz the great winter economic reason,” said Cum — Kitchen, 188 Ferguson ) Ijulu of American men might want to be in Tom sacrament as tbe priesthood. In my view, it's the Richard M. Diamond, Publisher to qualify as one of three finalists in gibbon, Assistant Superintendent Selleck's shoes -- but a Houston car dealer most demanding vocation anyone can have." Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager tbe mnning for the job of school Wilson E. Deakin Jr. and Pupil Road, (Town). warmer on a cold day. learned not many wanted to be in his car. Then he superintendent in Dedham, Mass. Personnel Services Director Allan Wednesday, 5:32 p.m. ) — Gas washdown at Man found one who did — but who also wanted to be In UPI photo OIUnpMS U8P8 327-500 Fitzgibbon was one of a dozen B. Chesterton was approved by the belleck's bat VOL Cll, Nb. l i t rot the record candidates interviewed for the job Board of Education Monday when chester Memorial Hospi ) Yehudi Menuhin and Isaac Stem will perform PubStbad dsSy oxcopl Sunday Suggailad carrtar rataa ara last week. The finalists' names it adopted the superintendent’s tal. (Town). f ExotK- car dealer Steve Forristall tried for two GOV. DUKAKIS HOLDS JAMIE Thursday, l;30 a.m., U months to sell a Ferrari Selieck drove in “A Tribute to Joseph Sslgeti” Saturday at New and cartaln helldaya by tha 91.20 waakly, 99.12 lor ana were selected at a Thursday night recommended school budget virtu . . . fother Charles looks on York's C a m ^ e H all... Manchaatar PubSaMng Co., IS month. 9tS.SS tor Ihroo montha, meeting of a Dedham school board ally untouched. Medical call, 229 Center ^ ) Magnum P I" Price tag: f57,«M). Suddenly he' Bralnard Plaoa. Manohatlar. 930.70 lor alx montha and 991.40 ' In an account Wednesday about St. (Town). gut three offers Barry Mahilow opens in New York Monday in Conn. 06040. Saoond elaaa lor ona yaar. Mall rataa ara $ application to the Planning and selection committee, the Dally Fitzgibbon, who received his potlaga paid at Manohaatar. Transcript of Dedham, Mass., undergraduate degree at Boston Thursday, 6:54 a.m. — ^ Restaurateur BUI Edge outbid Use others, an all-new 2V4-bour show featuring material from avallaMa on raquoal.' Zoning Commission for a develop- Smoke detectors, 30A his new album, "Here Comes The N i^ t" ... Conn. PiTSTMASTER: Sand ad- ment off Eaat Eldridge Street, the reported today. College and his master’s and Ph.D. f agreeing to pay $W,MH) for the car, wtakb came draad changya to tha Manohaatar To plaoa a daaalhad or diaplay The commitee announced the from Harvard University, inter Pascal Lane, (Town). v Jaml« Is fins Herbert S. Parmet has a new book coming out Horbld, P.O. Box 591, Manchester Herald incorrectly Thursday, 11:312 a.m. equRiped with a stereo tape of tbe “MagBum" In March. "JFK — The Presidency of John F. odvarllaamant, or lo roport a (faMribed tbe proposed drainage finaliata' names without discus viewed for the Dedham superin X theme and St* Mawaiiae shirU Then Edge said he Jsm ie Fisfce at 14 months is a rosy-cheeked Manehoaltr, Conn. 06040. nowa Ham itory or plottira Idao. tendent's job on Feb. 10. He said — Smoke detector, 36C U Kennedy"... coll 943-2711. omoa houra wa ins. Tbe account said retention sion, the Dally Transcript said. DAIRY STORES also wanted a Detroiit Ttgers’ baseball cap Uke example of successful trsnsplsnt surgery. Jamie Kim Hunter Joins fiarry Nelson and Betsy To aubaerlbo. or to roport a Sources close to the sdiool Wednesday that it is "no secret” Pascal Lane. (Town) ^ 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mond9y sins would be used to slow the Thursday, 4:40 p.m. — fl Selieck wears wederwent s liver trsnsplsnt Nov. 5 In Minneapo Palmer in the cast of "Noel Coward’e Suite in Two doNvary prablam. oaN S47-0046. through Friday. \ Sflow of water into Porter Brook. administration say Fitzgibbon'a that be is looking for a superintend lis alter doctors said otherwise she would ^e Offioa houra ara 9:10 a.m. to S:30 Mutual aid, Bolton Center x tw o CONVENENT LOCARONS St MANCHESTER "At firal t utougbi he was >04Ohg,'' FtmistaU Keys” at the Paper Mill Playfaouee In Mllbum, Actually tbe water will not be post will be eliminated from tbe ent's job. . (hr. Sal p.m. Monday,through Friday and Tha Manchaatar Harold la ‘a Road and Interstate 84. 8WE MDDLEmtE onRT e -OpcnlMyaidSun .FMia4aBrancha|Mn» bfiere Tbanksgiviag from bUisrv atresia. N.J. ... (M ned iuo Porter Brook at all. school budget next year in an Hia candidacy for the Dedham (f JoixiC ■ndBomUaA Riae.Orman said "But be was really senoas. So. f go4 soy 7 to to a.m. Saturday. DaItvary tubacrlbar to umtad Prow Inlar- (Town) secretary on tbe pboee ssed we >ast startledcsWug The IBer was amatcd by Larod and Leanri Tom Petty and the Heartbreakera wUl be the thould ba mado by S p.m. Mon national nawt oarvtooa and la a All the drain water will be dlaposed economy move by Superintendent post was revealed to the local WSMmJ Hoch. ExanaNaManagn musical guests on this week’s edition of NBC’s day Ihrouah Friday and by 7:90 mambar at tha AudR Buraau at nff on the site of deveLpment, James P. Kennedy. Kennedy has media in accordance with Massa Thursday, 5:01 p.m. everybody In Detroit to find a cap. We lowed «ee Beilwi AIpMe. Utah, from their baby son, Jess, Alarm, 435 W. Center St. and bad It flown to Houstsw."- who waslU I MI kiB m auto crash. "Saturday Night Live. " ... a.m. Saturday. CIrculallona. ander the plan p. oposed by Joseph refused to confirm or deny the chusetts laws governing free dis L. Swenason Jr„ tLe developer report. closure of informat''”' (Town). MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri.. Feb. 18.19M - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. FVI Feb. 18, 1863
Richard M. Diamond, Rubllahfr Dan FItta, Edlt^ OPINION Alex Qlralll, CMy Editor Funds sought to nab 'midnight dumpers' involving illegal handling or dump fraud unit in the chief state’s 'By Mark Dupuis waste cases. "M ost of the work is done by and carry stiffer penalties.. - ing oi hazardous waste in Plain- attorney’s office. UPl Capitol Reporter McGuigan, appearing before a DEP; but the development of a ‘.‘Quite frankly we have a signfi- field and Bridgeport in 1978, which legislative committee, said the criminal case requires a criminal caht problem with the dumping of McGuigan said the larger staff he said resulted in fines or HARTFORD - Additlohal stoff current workers, were moved to investigator,” he said dt a meeting hazardous waste in Connecticut,” was sought by the federal govern resUtution of about $800,000. is needed to prosecute violators of DEP offices last month so they where he presented his budget McGuigan said. "The answer is to ment, which reimburses the state hazardous waste regulations and could review agency files and request for the upcoming fiscal* use the criminal law. They’re The chief state’s Attorney’s for 75 percent of the costs of Having town shovel might not be answer people who cheat thb state’s develop criminal cases against year to the Appropriations (hazardous waste violators) run office also is working with a operating the unit, which has so far Medicaid program, the state’s violators of hazardous waste Committee. ning a risk to generations to one-man grand jury named late collected more than $500,000 in chief prosecutor says. regulations. ” We simply can’t do it wiUi one come.” last year to investigate hazardous fines and restitution. Chief State’s Attorney Austin J. investigator. It can’t be done,” he just be clearing the fldewalks for The decision to move the McGuigan said past prosecu waste situations in Stamford, McGuigan said he expected the The town Police Department has McGuigan said Thursday two workers to DEP facilities was 'said. Waterbury and Bristol. them.” tions of hazardous waste cases has additional five workers would pay come up with a new idea aimed at ...more inspectors were needed to made after Gov. WilUam O’Neill McGuigan said hazardous waste had a "chilling effect” on "m id McGuigan also asked the Appro for their salaries in effect with the getting homeowners to shovel their He said the town cbuld be faced '^supplement a prosecutor and In- directed the chief state’s attor violators should be dealt with night dumpers” who illegally priations Committee for funds to flnes and restitution that would be with the same proble n it runs into C'specdor his office assigned to the ney’s office to develop a plan for through criminal rather than civil sidewalks. If they don't shovel Manchester dispose of waste. add five more workers to the 10 netted through their work to weed their walks, the town would do it when trying to recover small ^.Department of Environmental handling hazardous waste cases, proceedings because criminal pro out Medicaid fraud. ceedings result in action quicker For example, he cited cases now employed in the Medicaid for them and forward the bili. Spotlight unpaid taxes. The coi it of trying to Protection to handle hazardous McGuigan said. It sounds like a good idea. The hound the delinquent taxpayer law now requires homeowners to By Paul Hendrie — Herald Reporter often exceeds the mo ney owed. shovel their walks, but it is a law Doc pays O’BRIEN THINliis a better lawmakers warn without teeth. Police this week lost patience and began issuing $22 1^ ^ solution is the shift in liability to summonses. But that punishment the homeowner that vas defeated does not necessarily clear the considered an ordinance that It only makes sense that if the iast year. | "ihey'11 sue to stop to count town is to be responsible for any walk. would have shifted the liability for " I ’m in favor of that ordinance Unshoveled sidewalks are more falls on snowy or icy sidewalks injuries on snowy sidewalks, it and would like to se^ it resubmit than an inconvenience and a from the town to homeowners; should have the right to make sure ted,” said O’Brien.! He said an danger to pedestrians, who often it is protected. One way or another, average homeowneifs insurance 'rape of the river' the town must get the walks are forced to walk in the streets. That ordinance was rejected by policy would be suffiiiient to cover STAMFORD (UPl) - Dr. Edwin They are potential damage law the directors, who worried that it cleared. settlements from falls. He also Dombrowski shys be wasn’t look might drive up homeowner insu But the ordinance the police By Bruno V. Ranniello officials to use any and all suits if somebody slips and is hurt. doubted that insurance rates alternatives to the dumping,” said ing for a cure for the common cold rance rates and that claims have proposed has its flaws. Town United Press International The town — not the homeowner — would be driven up ifjhomeowners Rep. Edward Krawiecki, R- when he spent nearly $13,000 against a homeowner might be Attorney Kevin O’Brien pointed paying people to peer into their , is liable in the event of such a were made liable for sidewalk HARTFORD — Republican law Bristol. out. stuffy noses and count coughs and"' lawsuit. So. the one person who more than the amount for which he accidents. | makers say they will sue if The Connecticut attorney gen sneezes. fails to clear his walk potentially is insured. “ What I ’m concerned about is necessary to block Springfield, eral will be asked to seek an The allergist said Thursday he can cost all the other taxpayers in that we would be using general In the long run, ijowever, the Mass., from dumping raw sewage injunction to block the dumping was measuring a pharmaceutical THE ORDINANCE the police fund money to clear the sidewalks directors might want to reconsider into the Connecticut River in a plan “ and if he does not, we, as town, who do shovel their walks. <■ AS- company product’s effect on cold have conceived would accomplish and somehow we would have to shifting the liabilitj to the ho '“•Vi they attacked as the "rape” of the individuals, will seek an injunction Awards from such lawsuits can symptoms in 161 patient's during meowners', as other towns have waterway. in federal court to protect the conceivably amount to hundreds of the same thing in a different way. recover those funds,’’ said the study he began Dec. 3 and done. If homeowneib are to be "W e pledge to do whatever we river,” he said. thousands of dollars, although they It would allow them to call in town O’Brien. " I f somebody doesn’t concluded Wednesday. Herald photo by Pinto can to prevent the rape of the Michael Harder, a principal more typically would run as high crews to clear the walk — thus pay, what do we do? Bring them to responsible for clearing their ' “ We’re not trying to cure the river,” a group of legislators sanitary engineer with the Depart preventing the possibility of some small claims court or attach their walks, then it would s^ m they also common cold. I ’m employed by the as $50,000. declared ’Thursday at a Capitol ment of Environmental Protec one slipping on the snow — then bill property? It’s just an administra should be liable for th|e consequen ONE OF A HOMEOWNER'S JOBS Vicks company trying to improve news conference. tion, said the sewage would be The Board of Directors last year ces of failing to do sol .. . who's liable If there's a lawsuit? Vicks Vaporub,” he said. the homeowner for the work. tive nightmare. After a while, we.’d They described as "outrage visible in the water and the Enfield Dombrowski, 52, under contract ous,” the plan to dump 15 million Dam (7.5 miles from the point of with the Vicks research division of gallons of raw sewage into the discharge) "w ill churn things up.” Richardson-Vicks Inc., offered$80 In Manchester ■• river 4.5 miles above the Connecti Springfield has proposed complet to cold sufferers willing to spend a cut border while making repairs on ing the task in two four-week Jack day in his office with the aromatic a pump station. periods beginning late this month ointment spread on their chest and The discharge from Spring and early in November. Anderson neck. field’s 40-year-oId York Street Rep. Antoninia Parker, R- UPl photo The law never The doctor said he had no trouble Washington pumping station and a nearby Glastonbury, said the dumping of recruiting patients. major sewer line must be ap untreated wastes was being JUDGE MAURICE SPONZO (LEFT), CHIEF COURT ADMINISTRATOR Merry-Go-Round “ The response to our ad was proved by Massachusetts environ- planned at its worst time. She said ___ with executive James McCavanaah at budget hearing overwhelming. I had to put another . "mental officials and by the U.S. the beginning of the spring melt should have been line into the office” to handle the Environmental Protection would put the river at high tide, non-stop calls. Agency. The E P A said a decision dumping the waste on wetlands His patients were drawn from could be made next week. used by farmers to plant hay and The Manchester Housing The wonder is that HUD, Top judge says state needs the southern Fairfield County "We are calling on Springfield other crops below Hartford. Authority deserves congratu which fought the town in Coliform bacteria levels in the towns of Stamford, Greenwich, lations for its vote Wednes court for months on its CDBG Navy still river, which indicate fecal contam Darien, New Canaan and Norwalk ination, are expected to rise when and were selected based on the day night to eliminate Man withdrawal, acquiesced in severity of their stuffy noses. Two held the dumping takes place. Bacteria appeals court, more judg * chester residency as a The physician had help — a the residency requirement counts are higher in the winter machine called a rhinomanometer ^ requirement for admission to decision and has apparently relies on when cities do not chlorinate their federal subsidized housing By Mark A. Dupuis provide equipment needed to im equipment for the new court, which measures stuffiness by ^ let it go unchallenged for after try treated waste. which was created through pas Robert Moore, assistant deputy UPl Capitol Reporter plement the law. blowing air into the nostrils. for the elderly. It was a right more than three years. It is sage of an amendment to the state People without colds normally ^ DEP commissioner and chief of Sponzo told the Legislature’s thing to do and it was done for constitution. register 0 to 2 millimeters on the also a wonder that the town’s the water compliance unit in HARTFORD — The state’s chief Appropriations Committee that he bad test at escape Overall, Sponzo said he was machine. Dombrowski said he only at least one right reason, Human Relations Commis Connecticut, said the state is court administrator says Connecti understood the state’s fiscal con- strhints, but warned failure to seeking “ something over $3 mil accepted volunteers measuring 9 maybe two right reasons. sion has not questioned it. opposed to the plan, cut will need about $3 million to set MERIDEN (UPD — Two East up a new appeals court, provide provide added funds could lead to lion’ ’ more than what was included or more. The vote by the Board of “ Biit If that U, in fact, the only for the court system In O’N eill’s A number of volunteers “ tried to Now the authority will WASHINGTON - Ensign Dave Hampton teenagers face arraign solution, we would only agree to more judges for civil cases and federal court orders ftw ing people Commissioners of the hous not tried within the time limits. proposed $3.57 billion budget for fake” their colds. “ Unfortunately return to its former policy of Scheuermann’s promising career ment today on charges they held have it done before there is any guarantee speedy trials for In testimony submitted to the the 1983-84 fiscal year. they don’ t make it. By looking in ing authority was prompted open application and admis as a Navy flier was shot down in . five people at gunpoint while impact on' fisheries or sumnter defendants. committee. Supreme Court Chief In addition to implementing the nose you can tell how congested it by some mild prodding from . attempting to free a female recreation,” Moore said. Superior Court Judge Maurice J. sion on a first-come, first- flames in March 1982 — by a Justice John A. Speziale said the speedy trial law and setting up the is. And you can’t beat the ma .prisoner at a youth detention The lawmakers said the dump Sponzo said Thursday about $1.8 the U.S. Department of Hous served basis, the same policy laboratory analysis whose reliabil Judicial Department estimated it new court, Sponzo sought addi chine,” Dombrowski said. •. .center. ing would seriously reverse the million was needed if the courts ing and Urban Development. ity has been questioned by some of would have 900 cases in the 1983-84 tional funds for new judgeships to Dombrowski said he worked that governs admission to r ' State police said Michael Joy, 17, state’s battle against pollution "as were to comply with a "speedy the nation’s leading medical fiscal year that would not be help reduce the growing number of with 8-12 patients twice a week for After a performance audit. ‘and Barry MarchinkosU, 16, one evidenced by the fact that salmon trial” law effective July 1. state-financed housing for the experts. disposed of within the required civil cases on court dockets. 11 hours a day to test the The Hartford office of HUD armed with a shot gun, allegedly are returning to the river after a The law will require that a elderly. . .time. Sponzo said the number of cases effectiveness of three ingredients ’The lab test indicated that confronted a Pinkerton guard 100 year absence.” defendant be brought to trial suggested the change be I Sponzo also asked the budget has increased steadily in the past — camphor, menthol and Scheuermann had been using ' shortly after 10 p.m. Wednesday at Krawiecki said the group has within 18 months of arrest or the writing committee for an addi few years and the trend was eucalyptus. cause “ The residency re The reason urged by HUD marijuana. The ensign, who stood the Henry D. Altobello Children also asked for intervention by the charges be dismissed. If the tional $880,000 over the court continuing. ' He took measurements with the quirement...may have an ad for the change is a good one, first in his class at flight school in . and Youth Center. governor and the state’s congres defendant is jailed while awaiting budget recommended by Gov. “ I would hope I could say Rhinamanometer for the first 90 The guard managed to escape sional delegation. trial, the trial must begin within a verse impact upon minority but it is not the only good one. Pensacola, insists he has never William O’Neill to set up a new something else, but I have to live minutes and then applied ointment ' and notify police, but the two Richard Ludwig, treatment year of arrest. applicants seeking housing in In the past, when people from smoked pot while in the service. appellate court approved by voters , with statistics,” he said. “ As long to the cold sufferers’ chest and youths held two nurses, two other plant engineer for Springfield, said Sponzo said the $1.8 million was Here’s the story: last November. as I ’ve been in the chief court necks. the federally subsidized the small towns surrounding SI e i n v , guards and a male supervisor at a temporary pump station to divert needed to provide five’’ more M1H. A Navy legal officer heard The funds would be used to pay administrator’s office, all I’ve They counted their sniffle::, units.’’ Manchester have tried to * 'the center at gun point for about 15 the discharge would cost $1 million judgeships and to hire additional rumors of a “ wild party” at seven judges, other staff and seen is an increase.” sneezes and nose blows on the hour The residency requirement apply for the federal housing '• minutes before releasing them and was impractical. prosecutors and other staff and Scheuermann’s home. Called on '' ’ unharmed, police said. and after four hours Dombrowski was adopted by resolution in for elderly in town, they have the carpet, the pilot denied that ■ Police said Joy and Marchin- took another measurement. He then reapplied the Vicks Vaporub September 1979. In April 1979, been told they were ineligi there had been any use of drugs at :‘ koski had fled through a wooded Manchester withdrew from ble. “ Isn’this a federally- . .area before they arrived, and a Mayors claim cities shortchanged and repeated the process. the party. The legal officer asked He fed.snacks and cold drinks to the federal Community De financed project?,’ ’ they him to submit to a urinalysis test to . ‘ two-hour search with state police - tracking dogs failed to locate the the patients throughout the day velopment Block Grant pro would ask. Open forum ^ Readers' views detect marijuana use. The test is By Mark A. Dupuis pays cities and towns in lieu Of increase funding under the Gua was recently listed as the nation’s and provided a cold lunch at noon. .. two youths. called EMIT — Enzyme Multiplied UPl Capitol Reporter local property taxes on non-. ranteed Tax Base program of seventh poorest city and Hartford But after all the time and money, gram because most of the We are not sure how staff Joy surrendered at the Middle- the fourth. “ We want to provide Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 Immuno-assay Test. HARTFORD — Mayors from taxable property such as hospitals, educational grants to 90 percent of Dombrowski would not say if the town’s residents thought the members found an adequate town Police Department at noon necessary services to our people,” several state cities are complain colleges and state facilities. the total planned for a five-year product could be improved. “ Their Confident that he had nothing to „ .Thursday. MarchinkosU was later federal government had att answer to that question. ing of being shortchanged and “ There has to be a recognition program. he said. (Vicks’) statisticians take it from - .arrested without Incident at the Milner said he also was con ached too many undesirable But we think that the fear, Scheuermann agreed to take want increases in the level of aid to that in certain areas of this state O’Neill has proposed bringing here,” he said. sidewalks and start doing some '.home of a friend in Middletown, cerned about O’Neill’s plan to the test. To his shock and dismay, communities proposed by Gov. there are cities and people with funding to 85 percent of the total He said the next step in the study strings to the program. It is commissioners of the author thing about providing sidewalks ' police said. extend the sales tax to children’s The real What big the results came back positive. Wiliam O’Neill for the next fiscal very special problems,” said New originally planned by the next would measure the effectiveness of Police said the unidentified clothing, noting the state’s cities inconceivable to think there ity came up with it Wednes consistently throughout our entire Haven Mayor Blagio DiUeto, who fiscal year, or adding $13 million any new ingredients the company Scheuermann was about to be female prisoner was not involved year. have many large families who are is nc direct relationship be day night when they dropped city. The municipal leaders met like the others said the meeting this year to the current $344.9 might add to Vicks. issue drummed out of the Navy when an . in the incident. million level. among the state’s poorest tween the CDBG withdrawal the requirement that appli-, Joy and MarchinkosU are each Thursday with House Speaker was a positive session. Dombrowski said it was not the To the Editor: Clint Hendrickson iob? investigation turned up several Irving Stolberg, D-New Haven, In addition to DiLieto, attending “ We simply cannot ask the residents. first time he devoted himself to a n d t h e residency cants be residents of charged with flve counts of unlaw Milner and other mayors also 72 So. Howthome St. irregularities. His urine specimen and said later they had reached a the meeting were Mayors Thirman taxpayer to shoulder the burden cold studies. “ I ’ve been doing this requirement. To the Editor: ful restraint, flve counts of reck said they favored an increase in Manchester. had changed custody four times on consensus in asking for a hike in L. Milner of Hartford, Edward year after year,” said DiLieto, who for four or five years. We’ve An early morning heraid of less endangerment, conspiracy to benefits paid under the Aid to its way through the laboratories — the $13 million increase O’Neill is Bergin Jr. of Waterbury, James E. noted property taxes in New Haven worked previously with decongest snowstorm in the city of my I cannot help commenting on the commit escape and criminal — the state’s third-Iargest city — Families with Dependent Children and the chain of custody couldn’t proposing in the 1983-84 fiscal year Dyer of Danbury, and officials ants pills, syrups and sprays,” he boyhood (olden times — the 1920s) comments from town officials on ' escape. had risen 8 mils over the past three welfare program and were con Ban th^ be traced. They were held in Ueu of $100,000 budget for state school aid grants. from Bridgeport and Bristol. said. was the sound of a horse-drawn how much it is costing the town of years. cerned about the administrative Berry's World bond each pending arraignment ’The mayors also raised concerns DiLieto said the mayors reached sidewaik piow coming through. DiLieto also noted New Haven costs cities pay for workfare Manchester to remove the snow Worse yet, the test result came 'today in Meriden Superior Court. over the amount of money the state a consensus that the state should The job had to be done early. Most sale I and how the budget is in the red. back as part of a report titled: every worker on the street had to What big snow removal did the “Aircraft Accident: Non-fatal.” walk to the trolley car stop. T , Uw Editor: ! town do? Scheuermann has never been in an As in Manchester, the city- It took three days to remove the aircraft accident of any kind. Solons hear support for 'Super 7’ owned the sidewalks. Unlike Man The National Audjibon Society snow from the middle of Main IlhttH INS M W chester, the city took care of its Street. When you reach the end of Scheuermann took a second commuter line to Metro North, a subsidiary has released some shocking infor . NORWALK (UPD — They came with "Route 7 is essential to continued growth public responsibilities. E M IT test: the result was nega of New York’s Metropolitan Transit Au mation. Pesticides sjich as DDT, the corner, you are half-way in the , .'Charts, numbers and promises of millions of in business and industry and the economic Once more, in the Tuesday tive. He passed three lie-detector thority. It took over operations from Endrin, Aldrin, Heptqcblor, Chlor- middle of the road before you can ■dollars in sales tax revenue, but they well-being of the state and area,” he said. Manchester Herald, the continuing see where to turn, it’s so piled qp. tests. Still his commanding officer State Transportation Commissioner J. Conrall Jan. 1 and is financed jointly by 8 dane and Mirex, to nafoe a few, are f o e t id on one issue — the need for Connecticut and New York. problems resulting from the ex being sold to undierdeveloped Manchester did a terrible job of refused to reinstate him as a pilot. improvements to the existing Route 7 and William Burns struck a responsive chord in pectation that householders will nations. | cleaning up. Take a ride through construction of a new "Super 7.” the audience when he called Route 7 “ a Burns said the commuter line Is ” an It wasn’t just procedural iregu- clean the snow from Manchester’s These very substances have East Hartford, Wethersfield and ~ More than a dozen people testified in moving parking lot.” ever-increasing responsibility of the state laritles that cast doubt on Scheuer Gov. William O’Neill, in his proposed sidewalks are reported. Somehow been outlawed for sale in the U.S. Rocky Hill and then ask the town i, support of the highway improvements and we have not backed away from it.” SHPW0
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« - MANCHESTER HERALD. F ri- Fffc. U, U P Middlesex stops set for 500 day, outdueled Petty and Yar 42-car field. mph in his Ford, led for one lap DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UPI) qualifying races. startii g spots on the front row. Two-time defending NASCAR midway through the race but rough on Lap 50 for the victor — The starting field is set (or Jacobi s u f f e ^ h e ^ injuries E ar ^ardt and Bonnett are on Four yellow caution flags slowed points champion Darrell Waltrip tucked in behind the leaders for Sunday's $1 million Daytona 500, and was listed in orttie ilconditibn Row !. Buddy Baker and seven the pace — 122.183 nnpn by had ignition problems Thursday most of the affair. He zipped past but activities leading up to the in the Intensiveicare uni t at Halifax time Vinner Richard Petty will Foyt on the back straightaway of Bonnett’s Che vrolet— and kept the start from the third row. Kyle and has starting position No. 31 for Cougars, 88-79 pinnacle of stock car racing were Hospital, spid a hospital the 50th lap and edged the field tight. Fifteen cars fin isIM on Sunday. chilled by an chilling accident that spokesman, r Petty, Cale Yarborough, A.J. Foyt the same lap with Bonnett, Irat 10 iii Earnhardt's victory was his hard-charging Baker for the left driver Brace Jacobi in critical On the track. Dale Earnhardt and D ck Brooks complete the top the field of 35 never madeJt to the second of the day. Earlier, NAS 'victory. finished with U polnU and Leo condition. and Neil Bonndtt came up the big 10 stai ters. fine effort by sophomore co CAR lightened a fine for ignoring a “ I was in exactly the place I end. M ID D LE TO W N - Two of the top nard, playing with a badly bruised ' Jacobi, a veteran racer making winners. Each 'recorded dramatic captain Jim Florence, who ■ black flag during Monday’s Busch wanted to be,” said Earnhardt, the 10 teams in New England Junior hand, dished out 10 assist*. a comeback on the Grand National finishes to captpre the (wo qualify Defc nding champion Bobby Alli dumped in M points and hauled Clash. Earnhardt originally was 1979 Grand National rookie of the “ It was ranging just as fast as it College basketball circles booked Middlesex had a 6-point halftime circuit, was injured Thursday ing races and both will ptart on the son, w 10 has crashed two cars this down 15 rebounds. It was Floren slapped with a $10,000 fine — the year and the seasonal points would go,” said Bonnett of his car up Thursday night at Middletown lead, 43-37, with U a r y netting 16 'When his Pontiac spun down one of - second row Sunday. .1 week, suffered a fiat tire during ce’s best outing of the season. largest in NASCAR history — but champion the next year. “ I had no on the last 1st). “ I practiced with High and when the dust settled, points and Turner and Brian Bragg Daytona International Speedway’s With the cpmpletibn of the U lutM ay’s second race and fin MCC dug itself a hole early with the penalty was lowered to $5,000 intention of trying to make a move Richard (Wednesday) and I knew homestanding Middlesex Com 8 apiece. Florence and Emersod hanked turns and cartwheeled for qualifying races, the sortin g field ished out of the top 15 — the cutoff three players in serious foul and $2,000 is refundable if Earn until the last lap.” he was strong, perhaps as strong munity College had a bard-fougbt had 15 and 7 first-half points several hundred feet a c i^ s a for the 25th runhingoftne500is8et. , point (or the top \ 30 starting trouble. Pat Silver picked up three hardt clears a 16race probation- Richard Petty led the second as any car here. When I blew by 88-79 victory over Manchester respectively for the Cougars. muddy infield. Ricky Rudd; the M l6winner positk ns. On the strength of p «*on als by tbe 15:27 mark of the 'ary period cleanly. . race for 20 laps. But Bonnett, who him I was as surprised as Community College. Middlesex, eighth ranked in . The spectacular wreck occurred during qualifying earlier this previe us qualifying times, Allison first half with Doug Leonard and Earnhardt, averaging 154.746 won the 26lap Busch Clash Mon- anybody.” Gulch foul shooting by Greg early in the first of two 56lap week, and Geoff Bddine have will...... St litfr from ■the ■ 35th ■ spot in the Dan CoUins each having three NJCAA circles, had a 62-55 lead Lucas in tbe final minute of play with 10:04 left and the Cougars preserved the win for tbe Flying fouls before intermission. Three Cougars eventually fouled out in couldn't come any closer. MCC is Horsenten, now 13-6 overall and4-2 the No. 9 team In New England. inCCCAAplay. Tbe loss drops tbe tbe second half. John Reiser, starting guard, exited first fol Cougars to 4-3 in conference play Middlesex (8 8 )-Turner 6 3ms, lowed by Steve Emerson and and 11-7 overall. Lucas 4 6-6 14, Leary 5 4-8 14, Liffle-known golfer CoUins. MCC's next outing is Saturday Halam4 3-511, Seales 00-00, Bruce The Horsemen placed six play night as part of a scholastic- Bragg 5 48 14, Hewitt 10-02, Brian ers in twin figures led by Brian collegiate twinbill at East Catholic Bragg 8 0-2 16, Freeman 10-0 2. High. The Eagles host HCC Bragg’s 16 points. Sylvester Turner bad 15 points, Lucas, Totals 34 20-33 88. arch-rival South Catholic with Manchester (79)— Floren<» 12 Lonnie Leary and Bruce Bragg 14 varsity start at 5:30 with tbe 10-13 34, Reiser30-06, Leonard23-7 apiece and J.W. Haslam 11 for Cougars to follow at 8 o'clock 7, Emerson 5 1-2 11, Silver 4 S-5 13, San Diego leader against Norwalk Community- Middlesex. Emerson had 11 points and 9 Facey 0 0-0 0, Garen 3 2-3 8, Collins 0 College. 0-0 0. Totals 29 21-30 79. The Cougar loss overshadowed a r«K,-m<4s before fouling out. Silver LA JOLLA, Calif. (U PI) - Minnesota, the land of 10,000 frozen lakes, has produced some great Teltscher anxious to snap hockey players and ice fishermen. •<> But golfers? Forget it. Minne sota p i^u ces professional golfers slightly more often than Texas turns out giant slalom ski % tf losing ways with Connors champions. / i'l Put it this way: all of the current PGA touring pros from Minnesota defeated Henri LeClonte 1-6, 6-0, Noah downed England's Buster would have to find one more person - MEMPHIS, Tenn. (U PI) - Mottram 7-5.62, while McNamara for a game of ping-pong. Jimmy Connors, top seed in tbe 60. Brian Gottfried, winner over defeated Sandy Mayer 1-6, 7-5,62. Meet Jon Chaffee. U.S. National Indoor tennis tourna Chaffee, a little-known, strag ment, today faces eighth seed Eliot Fritz Buehning 67. 63, 6-4, Will meetPaulMcNamee.McNamee Noah was treated for tendinltjs gling pro currently faced with the Teltscher in quarterfinal action. Wednesday night following a possibility of having to find a new Teltscher has never beaten defeated Mike Depalmer in a late tie-breaker 61, 1-6, 7-6, 7-5. second-round win over Mark Dick job, fired a 7-under-par 65 Thurs Connors. son. He said he was pleased with day for a one-stroke lead after the Connors beat Raul Ramirez of No. 4 'Yannick Noah of France, who is playing with a heavy wrap the way the knee responded during opening round of the $300,000 San Mexico 6 3,63 Thursday night in a play. Diego Open. lengthy match the world's top- around his left knee for tendinitis, will nteet fifth seed Peter McNam “ It was perfect.” Noah said. “ I Tied for second place were Scott ranked player said be won by Simpson, Ben Crenshaw, Tom ara of Australia. had no problems.” staying alert. Jenkins and Brace Fleisher. 0 "W e had a lot of good points," Chaffee, 27, earned less than Connors said. "H e's so quick. I $20,000 in his first two years on the don't think he’s in the c a t^ o ry of Blackled§e to announce tour, then lost his qualifying card Johan Kriek or Vitas Genilaitis, and was unable to play last year. Herald photo by Pinto but he gets to balls you don’t think He turned pro in 1978. i:- -' c*T — he can get to. To beat him. I've got his football future today “ This is my fifth year,” said to be real alert, and I was tonight." Chaffee, who was born and still Blackledge has scheduled 'a EAST CATHOLIC'S CAROLYNN DelSIGNORE GRABS BALL Ramirez had trouble with his DALLAS (U PI) — Penn State lives in Austin, Minn. “ I had better news conference on the Penn State . . a w a y from Coventry's Barbara Bassett at Eagles' Nest serve, but Connors, who has beaten quarterback Todd Blackledge. UPI photo make the top 125 this year or find campus at 3 p.m. EST today to Ramirez in 16 of 19 meetings, said who guided the Nittany Lions to the something else to do." announce his plans. his opponent's all-around play has national football championship EYE BALL WATCHER Thursday he found something The Times Herald said one of the improved. this year, will announce today he else, blistering the par-72, 6.667- final talks took place last week in .Martina Navratilova before making return ‘" I don't remember-him hitting will forego his last year of college yard North course at the Torrey Akron, Ohio, near Blackledge’s his groundstrokes so well.” Con eligibility and turn pro, a news I Pines Country Club with three home in North Canton, and in- nors said. "H e's improved on paper reported. birdies and two eagtes. ► - Eaglettes finish that.” v^ved Patem o who flew in to pneet Playing the back nine first, his Teltscher advanced to the quar A story in the Dallas Times with Blackledge and his parents. . V first b ir^ e came on No. 14 when he terfinals of the $315,000 competi Herald, quoting "sources close to Patemo, who was in Fort Worth, road sank a four-foot putt. He birdied Texas, on Tuesday told the news Pam Shriver on tion by beating Tomas Smid of the Blackledge fam ily,” said the the 16th hole with an eight-foot putt Czechoslovakia 6-4, 6-0. decision followed weeks of discus paper what his advice was. and made the turn at 4under-par Brian Teacher, who downed sions with Penn State Coach Joe " I told him I thought he should 32 after carding an eagle at the Chip Hooper 7-6, 43, will meet Patemo'and Blackledge's father. get his degree, that was the most par-5,496yard 18th hole. He drilled with easy victory Gene Mayer in a quarterfinal Ron, an assistant coach with the important thing," the Herald a 1-iron to within three feet and pairing. Mayer, seeded third. Pittsburgh Steelers. quoted Patemo as saying. to reach stroked the ball into the cup for his three. biggest upset of the tourna U P I pho to to the net mqre,” sdid Shriver, After a birdie at No. 1, he closed l*'irnshin^ out its c Jiru Senior IJaria Lupacchinocapped victory this season, with some • CHICAGO (UPI) — Pam Shriver ment I was pulled off Thursday her scholastic career with a hope for the future. forced out o f the lihielight for out his brilliant round with another IJ.'itun m liru ' fiishtun Kust (u jlh u lii does not want to be No. 1 — at least ■when Eva P faff ousted Sylvia JON CHAFFEE CHIPS OUT career-high 20 points to pace the Dana Kurtz had 13 points to pace months by injury. | eagle at the ninth hole, ripping a girls tiiiskcthiill ti-am whip[«;(l not yet. She just wants to break into H aniki47, 6-4,6 3. p;aglettes Senior Beth Caffrey the Patriots. Shriver is (o face \ Swiss-born 6iron within 15 feet on his second .on way to lead In San Diego Open ( iiv iT ilrv H igh 70-46 in non- the select circle of the four top “ It was the first time I had also went out on a high note with a East Catholic (70)— Bearse 5 2-3 BetUna Bunge today H- a player shot and rolling in the putt. curili-rfnt I- uitiun Thiirsflay night George would repeat move women tennis players in the world. beaten Sylvia since we played in dozen points and 7 rebounds. 12. Barter 4 1-3 9, Caffrey 5 2-3 12. she says can serve “ at a s p ^ “ I did what everyone hopies to do at the Kaglcs Nest ; “While I (eel I deserve my the jinlors In West Germany.” Simpson carded six birdies and Texas Open. But after 1976, when Christy Bearse netted a career- DelSignore 4 2-3 10, Palmer 2 0-0 4, which I consider to be:800 mph.” on the North course, and that’s Thi- [Kiint pnidiHliun was lh«- NEW YORK (UPI) — Franchises in sports are present No. 5 ranking,” she said, P faff said. “ I have to feel I was no bogeys, the longest birdie putt a he finished second on the money high 12 points and junior Carolynn Coulombe 0 0-0 0, Lupacchino 9 2-4 “ Bettina usually throws caution play the par-fives well,” Chaffee highest III the season lor the like the old gray m are— they ain't what they used ■“in Older to really get recognition, kind o [ lucky because the two of us list, his career has fallen dramati IJelSignore added 10 markers (or 20, Prior 0 1-2 1, Burke 0 2-2 2, to the wind but when $he is on the said. “ I played them in 6-under-par 26footer pn the ninth hole. Kaglelles who wind up 6-14 to be — and that's only part of the reason so many You've got to be in one of the first battle I each other from baseline to “ I ’ve made all the cuts this year, cally. Last year he straggled to the f o v e n try goes t o 4-15 w ith the loss East. Raffin 0 0-0 0. Totals 29 12-20 70. court she is all bustaess and I with two eagles.” operators are looking to unload them now. 'Jour slots, but of course I have to baseli le just daring' the other to 1 just haven’t made any big No. 83 spot on the earnings list with KasI hall an overwhelming 16-4 The Eaglettes lose two seniors, Coventry (46)— Dahl 0 0-0 0, Sports suppose that instead p( worrying Shooting 6under-par 66s were Some of those operators seeking to sell now prove I deserve it. come 10 the net and then trying to paychecks yet,” Simpson said. his best finish a tie for fourth in the lead at the lorn and commanding Lupacchino and Caffrey, with the Dimmock 0 0-0 0, Standfast 0 0-0 0, about being in tbe elite group of Simpson, Crenshaw, Jenkins and apparently never realized an ego trip could cost ■ “ I ’m just a half-step behind the smast the ball past the other until "Today was a very good day. It’s Hawaiian Open. 56 Ik m a rg in al the h a lf The remainder of the varsity squad Nothen 0 1-2 1, Kurtz 5 3-9 13, (our. I ’d better w^rry about Fleisher. so much, present so many problems and pall so Parade !top four — Martina Navratilova, somel ody made a mistake.” always fun to play at home.” Thursday, the man nicknamed Kagletii-s were a splendid29-for-57 returning for the 1983-84 season. Bassett 3 0-0 6, Dopsloff 2 1-2 5, beating her,” Shriver said. Simpson, a 27-year-old San quickly. Chris Evert Lloyd, Andrea Jaeger In a match that turned out to be Crenshaw, 31, was one of the Gentle Ben had six birdies. That provides Coach Donna Ridel, Miller 2 0-0 4, Banles 5 3-5 13, Also Thursday, tbe| top-seeded Diego native and winner of the 1980 Irorii Ihe held in the windup This doesn't necessarily mean everybody who MilLRIchman and Tracy Austin — but the only tough ir than expected, Austin “ The last few years I haven’t who secured her 100th career Gustafson 2 0-0 4. Totals 19 8-18 46. Navratilova einbarraksed fellow Western Open, finished 24th on the tour’s rising stars after he won the outing has one is that eager to get rid of his team. ■way I can get there is to beat them defeat ed Ann Smith 61, 7-6. After been pleased,” Crenshaw said. Czech Ive Budarova 41, 41, and money list in 1982 with $146,903. first event he entered, the 1973 Certainly not with cable television steadily jconsistently,” said Shriver, 20. winnii ig the first set in easy lamented, “ I think I will have all I becoming more and more of an economic factor. Shriver took a small step toward fashio n, the unseeded Smith over can handle.when I have to take on Not too long ago, I asked George Steinbrenner if iie r goal Thursday, upending Gau- power ed Austin and grabbed a 65 Boost from boosters Marcella Mesker,” ' I he had to do the whole thing all over again, would *dia Kohde, 7-6, 6 3 to advance to lead. 1 lut Austin held service in the WHO AM 1? Navratilova aald Meeker “ is one College basketball he buy the Yankees, and he said sure, but it’s {the quarterfinals of a $150,000 12th g rme and forced a tiebreaker. of twice that much. That wasn't a bad deal. of the up and edming plbyers on our fairly obvious all his fellow operators don't feel ■Virginia Slims tournament. Aus in, using her slicing serve to A group headed by Bill Giles purchased the circuit and I have always been ' Both players rushed the net and perfer tion, won the tiebreaker 7-4 Tarkanian received quite the same way. Philadelphia Phillies (or an estimated $30 million surprised at least until now — Had he been able to reach agreement with a {scored with great passing shots to advance to a meeting with in October 1981. None of the partners owns as why she has npt done better since Missouri stops Kansas prospective purchaser who seems unable to wait . :and long volleys. Austr Ilian Wendy Turnbull in much as 50 percent of the partnership. But until she seems to have all t ^ strokes at to give him his money, Ewing Kauffman would’ve figures on was how much was paid for the ' “ I really think Claudia made a todayjs other quarterfinal $242,000 in gifts mistake, however, by not coming her bommand." sold 49 percent of the Kansas City Royals the “ franchise,” (or the pre-paid radl^TV monies game, Missouri was 24 of 38 and 22. The Bruins haven’t lost to Bv Fred Lief other day. The deal, came unglued when and how much was considered “ interest," it is Kansas 9 of 13. Stanford in Los Angeles since the CAKSO.N; c i t y , ,Nev (LT'll - athletic program, said Morris, are UPI Sports Writer Kauffman said the buyer, Michael Shapiro, failed *••**••*•***••••••***• Kansas played a box-and-one on 1951-52 season. Baskethaireoaeh .ferry Tarkanian not due to the booster club, but to difficult to say whether the Phillies were a good or to meet the terms of the agreement although Missouri’s classy guard, Jon Sund In other games, Russell Cross of second-ranked .Nevada-Las Ve Athletic Director Brad Rothermel. bad buy. Missouri learned this much Shapiro insisted negotiations were not finished. vold. But that created other scored 31 points to lift Purdue over gas earned $242,(KHl from a bixis- He said Rothermel, who was a The Seattle Mariners also were sold in 1981. Kelly leads St. Jfphn's Radio & TV about its politicians Thursday Kauffman isn’t the only one ready to sell. The problems. Michigan State 61-55; Terrell ters club the last three years.in 'compromise choice" for the job George Argyros paid $9,070,000 for 82 percent of night: they are better at pressing Galbreath family, which first bought into the ••••»••••••••••••*••*• “ We had planned to play the Schlundt scored 16 of his 19 points addition to his university's annual Iwo years ago, took a thriving the club. Four of tbe original six men who formed the flesh than pressing on d e le te . Pittsburgh Pirates 37 years ago, also has taken box-and-one to deny Sundvold the in the first half and Marquette held salary of $.52,000. a club official program and ran up a $1 million the Mariners in 1977 — Danny Kaye, Lester In a prelude to the Big Eight steps to dispose of 49 percent of its holdings to to romp over UCohns ‘TOrilGHT ball," Kansas Coach Ted Owens off Wisconsin 68-63; Tony Camp confirmed Thursday ' deficit Smith, Walt Schoenfeld and Stan Golub — game between Missouri and Kan Warner Communications and there are others $ Diytona Twin 12Ss (taped), said. “ However, we didn’t intend bell tossed in 21 points to lift Ohio William "Wildcat" Morris, remained in for 2 per cent each while a friend of sas in Columbia, Mo., the Kansas He said there was a $200,000 outside of baseball who show signs of wishing to ot first-place; Vlllaiipva In the USA ( able to let (Prince) Bridges, Jones and State over Northwestern 71-55; treasurer of the Rebel Boosters Argyros bought the other 10 percent. Argyros got NEW YORK (UPI) -Itm ightas Legislature defeated the Missouri surplus when Rothermel took over. They called me “The get out as soon as they can, too. conference with a 10-8'record. 8 Ui kmn vs. St. John’s (taped),' (Michael) Walker drive the lane on Bradley dropped Indiana State Club, said university officials have no land, but did get a lease on the Kingdome— not well have been St. Patrick’s Day General Assembly 3620. The big He said another $397,000 came into Last American Hero." After trying for some time, Ted Stepien, who “ He (Kelly) was the key to our Sporti Channel us as much as they did. It left a lot 82-56 with Voise Winters scoring 20 misrepresenti'd that Tarkanian comparable to leases obtained by other clubs (or St. John's and Connecticut, gun for Kansas? Rep. Dave Louis, to the program. Morris said the Once I was just a North has had the NBA's Cleveland Cavaliers only three game tonight,’.’ said Mullin. “ If he 8:30 Boxing: Paul v*. Crawley; of things open." points and making 10 asists; Steve was given only $24.fHI0a year by the renting from municipal county agencies. Argy with their game hinging on the R-Shawnee. with 11 points. school has still not paid the $110,000 Carolina boy named yeai*, is on the verge of selling them to a can play like that we can go places. Whitt vs. Home. ESPN Steve Stipanovich and Bridges Harris had 20 points and Herbert club Morris said the club gave ros, it would seem, didn’t ntake that good a deal. likes of Kelly and Kelley. In the evening’s main event, the guaranteed to out-of-state football Robert. Now I'm a Hall real-estate developer. Sam Schulman, owner of Bob Kelly plhyed exceptionally to £ kiing: Men’s giant slalom, added 14 points apiece (or the Johnson 19 ' as Tulsa stopped Tarkanian $88,000. $82,000 and In October of 1980, Jerry Reinsdorf and Eddie With Connecticut's Earl Kelley lOth-ranked Tigers, spared the teams who played in Las Vegas of Famer. 1 retired the Seattle SuperSonics, is open to offers for them well. He did 'everything (or us U S A ^ Tigers. Kansas, 613 and losers of Creighton 67-65; Brett Applegate $72,000 annually as a supplement to Einhom bought the White Sox in what was virtual sidelined. Bob Kelly scored a likes of Louis, stopped Kansas last season. more than 1$ year* ago. as well. The San Diego Clippers are in the throes tonight and m M e it ail easy game four straight, was carried by two scored 22 points and Devin Durrant his school salary a “ twin” of the Cubs' deal in terms of dollars and career-high 20 points Thursday 7469 behind 21 points by Greg " W e had a valid program with a Now mv engineering of severe financial difficulties and have been on (or the rest of us.” . freshmen: Ron Kellogg with 19 21 to push Brigham Young past "And he's worth every penny of concept. The only real difference is The Tribune night to back Chris Mullin’* 27 Cavener and 18 by Jon Sundvold. surplus," said Morris. "The next skilb help me to pro- the market for some time. Jerry Buss will listen Midway through the second half, points and Calvin Thompson with Colorado State 69-58; Charlie It," said Morris, who was honored duce champions. Company has a leasehold interest while the White points to help No. 6 St. John’s roll to The victory hiked Missouri’s year there is a $1 million deficit." to offers for his not so successful Kings hockey Connecticut reduced the margin to 18. Bradley hit for 31 points and South by the Nevada Assembly (or his Sox ownership have 34 contiguous shares of land a 947$ Big East triumph. Walker denies record to 264, the fourth straight The regents recently reduced the team. And any minute now, you may hear the St. 6453 on a pair of f n i throws by Elsewhere in the Top 20, No. 6St. Florida defeated Western Ken contributions to the state. and the stadium. The White Sox franchise had Bob Kelly, a 4(oot-2 senior year the Tigers have won 20 or football program in an effort to •MJoismNAWSSiaen Louis Blues have relocated in Saskatoon, Tim Coles but MuUlh and Kelly John’s ripped Connecticut 98-78 tucky 77- 74 in overtime; freshman The university is dis.sociating uoa ‘SNI *MW been assessed at $8 million and the land that guard, added a game-high 7 assists sic ning offer more games. shave the deficit. JIpWI OIWI $W3U ( M g ««4 Saskatchewan. then sank (ivO free urow s and and No. 11 UCLA defeated Stan Greg Grant had 21 points and 10 itself from the Rebel Boosters Club included Comiskey Park at $12 million. Last (all, and 7 steals in 30 minutes. “ I can’t remember when we Morris said the Rebel Boosters •H -JUMP Jt3 SMW «aw| Let's take a closer look at spme of tbe sales of “ I know I haven’t been playing Kevin Willian^ addefl a >point ATI lENS, Ga. (UPI) -Heisman ford 99JI6. rebounds in Utah State’s 67-59 and setting up its own fund raising «n aotmti>r w w *r h u u m v Reinsdorf and Einhom sold Comiskey Park (or handled the ball so well,” said never insisted on control of the the big league baseball clubs in recent years. play on a (astbreak as St. Jdkn’s T$opt f wuner Herschel Walker At New York. St. John’s re victory over Fullerton State; Vir activity for athletic. University $12.5 to a consortium of Investors. All told. It • well or as well as I did at the Missouri Coach Norm Stewart, athletic department. "All we ever The Chicago Cubs were sold to tbe Chicago moved. to a> ^^=^lead(wlth6:2$to says - le has not iMgnod anything bounded from its loss to Boston ginia Commonwealth downed officials complained the Rebel wasn’t a bad deal (or Reinsdorf and Einhom. ! b a n n in g of the year,” he said. “ I whose team made just four turnov did was raise money,” he said. He Tribune Company in June of 1961 and tlie total dOapM k a. reported ,$l$-$ inillion Ck)llege behind 27 points by Chris Alabama-BIrmingham 80-68 with Boosters were trying to exert too (e)llttNEA.Ii>e. Shortly before they bought the White Sox, the ■haven’t done the things I qm play ers. “ Especially in the last (ive said Rothermel was the "source of price was $20.8 million, of which the Wrigley Field MttUiBinadeil3o(14 itbeline patSi le offerod by a UnltedStatea Mullin and 20 by Bob Kelly. The Calvin Duncan providing 22 much influence over the athletic Walter Haas’ family paid Charlie Finley $12,7 • capable of. I felt 1 was making a minutes. There are many ways to the problem.” was appraised at $10 million, the “ franchise and and S t John’d ooovei 3$ of 45 v^oUi ul laeague team, a Univer Redmen, who hit 36 of 45 foulshots, points; Tony Martin and Mike program. million (or the A's. The club had a lot of young ' contribution at the beginning of the win a ball game. Tonight we did it player contracts” at $8 million and the balance foul shots for the f David sity ( t Georgia s|X)kesman said scored their most points in a game Jackson scored 17 points each as University Board of Regents talent, owed no money and enjoyed an excellent year but not the last five or six with ball handling." for “ other assets." RusseUhadMIpoiiMI ^rSt. Jolin’s t ^ y since 1978. Connecticut played Wyoming beat Utah 6567; James Chairman Jack McBride told lease on the Oakland Coliseum, and it includes games.” And defense. The key here is the lease to Wrigley Field, aad WUUamslMided 14. For the T tK Atlanta Constitution head without its leading scorer, Earl Jackson’s 19 points and 10 assists legislators earlier Tarkanian was total control of all concessions. The A's owners After Btrug^ing to a 342$ Cavener held Kansas forward Jerry Pate future clouded which was taken over by the Tribune Company as Huskies. Bruce Kucsenski scored lined In today’s late edition that Kelley, who has an injured leg. sparked West Texas State over earning only $24,000 extra a year voice no unhappiness over their investment and halftime lead, the Redmen struck Kerry Boagni to 6 points — 9 under part of the deal. 'The Wrigley estate owns the park 17 points, Vernon Giscqmbe had 15 W allur reportedly had been of “ After any loss you want to come Southern Illinois 86 81; (3iarlie and the university would continue (eel the club will move up again this year. for 59 points In the second half with his average —and Ron Jones held and the land but the Cubs have a lease through and Hobbs 14. i fered a $1.8 million signing bonus back to the level where you can Sitton struck for 19 points and A.C. to pay that from outside Edward Bennett Williams bought the Balti Mullin scoring 1$ and Kelly 12. St. Carl Henry to 10 points - 7 under following shoulder injury 201$ at a rental of approximately $20,000 a year. “ Not having,Earl Kelley hurt us and a xMit $15 million for six years play.” Mullin said. "W e came out Green 18 as Oregon State rallied contfibutions. more Orioles for $12 million in October of IVTOand .John’s led 12-4 but the Huskies his average. You don't get leases like that anymore. but they beat us at ouV, place when to lea re school and play in the new past Washington 6650; Fresno Morris said he will tell legisla took three years to pay it out. Included was one of ' (ought back behind freshman Kansas, down 3631 at the half, ready to play." MELBOURNE, Australia (UPI) second round the former U ,S. Open If In the next few years a domed or he played s o il don’t know how U 8 F L. • At Los Angeles, Brad Wright, State pounded Santa Barbara 7767 tors the true figures so they know the finest leases in baseball. The Orioles control rEddie WUliams and Kart Hobbs to tied it 51-51 with 15:30 to go. But — American golfer Jerry Pate’s champion withdrew, saying: " I t ’s multi-purpose stadium is built In Chicago to m u ^ dU ferM te it m a w ,” UConn The dewsiiaper said the offer filling in for injured center Stuart behind Ron Anderson’s 20 points; what Is going on. In football, he the same injury which foreed me all concessions’ revenue and pay nopercentageof atay close at halftime. Missouri, despite Just seven field Immediate golfing future is under accommodate both the Cub* and White Sox, the ; ButConnecticut,4Uoveralland Coach Doan Parno aalM.‘ T thought -Buppo NNlBy was made by J. Walter Gray, hit 6 o f6 shots and scored 15 and Chris Winkler’s two . free' said that (ormer UNLV coach Tony out of the British Open after one ticket sales until after the club has drawn 1 goals in the second half, won it a cloud after he Withdrew today Wrigley Field lease probably would be worth a -2-0 in the conference, wasnomafeb our guys p la jM weu under the DvM h owner of the New points to power UCLA. Darren throws with one second left se Knap risceived $36,000 extra in his round. I don't know when I ’ll be million. Edward Bennett Williams doesn't make down the stretch, thanks to out- from the $100,000 Australian Mas minimum of $10 million without a stadium. So it (or John’s in the second half as drcumitancea- But Sk. John’s la Jane rOanerhls, who met with the Daye added 18 points for the Brains cured Washington State’s 44 45 last year. He said present coach able to play again," he said. many bad deals and this certainly can not be St. scoring the Jayhawks226 from the ters golf tournament with a could mean the Cubs went for $10 million instead the Redmen upped their record to really a fine t^m . Tm t kid Kelly all-At lerlcan running back Thur6 and Keith Jones led Stanford with triumph over Oregon. Harvey Hyde received $4,200. Pate said the injury has forced considered one of them. line In the second half. For the shoulder injury. 21-g and moved within a half-game bad the gante of his lin .” day ii Athena. The money problems in the After tumbling to an 81 in today's him to withdraw ' 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri,, Feb. 18. 1983 MANCHRSTER h e r a l d . F r l - Feb; 18. 1963— 11 Scoreboard BUSINESS
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For instance, an actor (wept A kwe ropk, hose By Susan Plese Ave. in Hartford. diaphragm popped up and knocked all the Sterao Wattunpn sGg pALm EC TIBC »** *G#aA may be convinced of his talent, but still w/Headptiones and rat^iator. Herald Reporter The seminar is free and open to the air out of me,” he says. “ I was paralyzed.” public. Members of the guild hasten to Fortunately, the choir kept singing, plagued with insecurity. Your heart Is pounding. Cold sweat is explain that the workshop, led by Dr. minus the nervous conductor. He finally In the late afternoon, Triplett will ask for •DelwwIlloM artth'.^ liit.iN B i' WRA VanMMii-- ' ' •■*' “ it s i« a few volunteers to simulate a perfor 73«40 ^wAs iron gfates^andalde'ii^ dripping from your brow. Your bands are Robert Triplett of Iowa, is not just for regained his composure. “ But it sold me on Cgyiindar .or pedestal styfs, - -- sHaRnww BaadigMittr tito^ ; ■ good deep breathing while performing,” mance. In what is termed a “ free Mint size with UR voiume, . 0ar llMg. a8g4i shaking, and your legs (eel like they'll musicians. locai/dlstance switch, tone dissolve underneath you. And if the pain in “ We felt we wanted to do something for Almond says. wheeling” session, the volunteeers will be *verr. w i»4y8$ asked to act, sing, speak or play for the control. Incl. batt #w70 V____ M i your stomach gets any worse, you're going the community at large, other than a STAGE FRIGHT is a common expe to check into the emergency room. concert,” says David Harper of Hartford. rience, even among seasoned perfomers. group, demonstrating the techniques they I ijii^j j| i "W 'u 'jja p tw If you have suffered from these baffling “ We wanted something that would be Triplett is a concert organist and teacher in have learned. S’ ' , - ,, symptoms recently, chances are you don't beneficial to all people in the area.” Iowa. He uses a variety of techniques to “ The needs of the individuals will shape - ?% . 'f e - • have a terminal illness. What you do have is “ The series is geared to a variety of help the afflicted. the format of the session,” says Ms. Morse. ' terminal stage (right — a common problem professions, anyone who speaks in front of His tactic is to teach people to accept the And although really fearful people cannot not only (or actors, but (or anyone who must an audience, large or small, or performs,” experience of stage fright. What he wants expect a complete cure in one day, "a t the face an audience, large or small. says Janet Morse, guild dean, who- has people to do is to change nervous energy end they will be able to go home with ideas, Maybe you have to give a report to six arranged the workshop. into creative energy. He has written a book and ways to handle their own problems,” fellow business executives. Maybe you're AMONG THE PEO PLE who would recently called “ Stagefright; Letting it she says. playing your tuba for the first time in the benefit, she says, are teachers, lawyers, Work for You,” published by Nelson-Hall h i^ school auditorium, or maybe you're salespeople, club leaders, and executives, Inc. THE GUILD EXPECTS a good turnout the best man in your friend's wedding and as well as actors and musicians. Participants in his seminar will attend for the event, although there has been no you have to give the toast. Maybe you're a David L. Almond of Manchester, organist three separate sessions. The first, in the SONY advance registration. trial lawyer facing your first witness. for Concordia Lutheran Church and morning, will explore breathing and From 50 to 100 participants are expected AiUPM St«rm> Waikman Caaaatta IF A W OF- THESE situations have member of the guild, can really identify relaxation exercises.' Following that to pack up their fears and drive to Hartford : MS7 threatened your health or even your job, with the problem of stage fright. “ I haven't two-hour workshop, participants will have fNMM>Pdar & HaflKtptumes 44 a a for the workshop, which will cost the guild a UfmtwsiQhlt Records from radio or I * | ^ s 9 help is at hand. The Greater Hatford bad it for a long time, but I used to,” he says. time for lunch on their own. ' NEW YORK (UPI) - BritUb Texas and New York, art and • Christopher Forbes, New Robinson.' A chance mistake at a d9l - Qymnastics: USQF SIngla S ) - New*/We«ther royalty swept the boards in the music philanthropist; York, vice-president of Forbes country roadhouse sets Edward GD ' NCAA Basketball Report Elimination Champlonahlp GD-MOVIE: 'BwikShot' An in annual international best-dressed • Mrs. Frances Kellogg, New magazine; 6 :0 0 P .M . Robinson on a madcap nif^t of genious criminal manages to puN CS) " Eyewitness News G® - 'You!' 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(60 0 I S - Twilight ZotM Sherwood Forest* Robin HoodJ* - M*A*S*rt ® (@) - MacNeil-Lehrer Louis Rukeyser analyzes the '80s leading Oscars race ( 9 - Madama'a Placa son rescues the boy K i^ of En^ Gapd aid Jane shauld ga Report (2 ) - MOVIE: One Eyed Jacks' with a weekly review of econ min.) I - Sports Tonight @ - Dr. Who Outlaw hunts down the man who 9 - SCTV Network land, with the aid of hit father's @ ) “ 'Charytin' Programs musi omic and investment matters. C B -N e w s s - Newscenter Merry Men. Cornell Wilde, Anita 6:30 P.M. cal presentando la bella Charytin. betrayed him. Marlon Brando, 9 - Nightlight Nominations for best supporting Karl Malden, Katy Jurado. 1961 G® - SIN Presenta CB - Meet the Mayors | S - S i g n Off Louise, Edgar Buchanan. 1946* HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The epic C£) - WKRP in Cincinnati - Lie Detector - Independent Neti^rork actor went to Charles Durning for “ The GD (S) - Prime News 9:00 P.M. 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Bob Coverage of the men's giant 9 - Even Mora Urwxpurgatad Wise up, and say goodbye to Preston for “ Victor-Victoria.” per flees across the Arctic pur with a prostitute's 12-year-old f B - Benny Hill Show of art. Audrey Hepburn, Patar off ered our condolences and help to Terrestrial," up for nine. min.) Newhart, Madeline Kahn. Gilda slalom is presented from Winter Benny HiH The British comedian Dear sued by a team of trackers and daughter. Brooke Shields, Keith O'Toole, Hugh Griffith. 1966. < Jimmy. All three were nominated for best The best director nominees are Radnor. 1981. Park. CO. (60 min.) | ® ® - Nightline returns with a new group of co. this man's widow, who happens to riflemen Mike Mazurki. Vic ( B - P M- Magazine Carradine. 1979, Rated R. Wolfgang Petersen for “ Das Boot,” (2) - Knight Rider Michael and GD - Saturday Night Live medy sketches. 2:30A.M. be a very attractive woman about D EAR ABBY: I recently read a picture, along with "Missing” and Christy. Jimmy Kane 1975 CB * Benson Benson and - Washington Week/ (2 ) - Freeman Reports j Abby Steven Spielberg for “ E.T.,” Richard K.l.T.T. must prove that a Bible ® - N l ^ OallefY 9 - Paopis Now With Bill 9 - ESPN SportsContor my age (middle 60s). Now my verse in the letters to the editor ‘"rhe Verdict.’’, Rated G. Clayton discover they could be Review Paul Duke is joined by printing plant is not what it seems (2) - Remington Steele Rerping- related to each other. (Closed Tush husband gets calls quite often. Her 'Abigail column in the Youngstown (Ohio) Competing for best actor were Ben Attenborough for “ Gandhi,” Sydney @ - NBC News top Washington journalists ana to be. (60 min.) ton and Laura investigate a h^ur- (2 ) ~ Crossfire 9 - CrosaPrs Captioned) lyzing the week's news. der at Murphy Michael's Aims 9 - Entartainmam Tonight faucet is dripping, her furnace is Vindicator. Kingsley for his rote as Gandhi; Dustin Pollack for “ Tootsie” and Sidney ® - Untamed World - Fairfield Co. Report ® ® - Tonight Show Johnny 2:45A.M. Van Buren CB " Ernest Tubb and Friends ® - MOVIE: 'Wilderness Mater. (60 min.) | is joined by Eydie Gorme. (60 9 - Despadida making a noise, her storm window I don’t know whether it’s origi Hoffman for his role as a woman in Lumet for “ The Verdict." None has $5) - Noticiero Nacional SIN ® - MOVIE: 'Upstick' A high- ® - Sign Off GD ' MOVIE: 'Sherlock Holmes Family Part IT ® - MOVIE: 'Endless Ijove' min.) 9 - Film needs fixing, etc. nal, but I think it’s worth passing Dustin Hoffman “ Tootsie” ; Paul Newman as the previously won the Oscar. Noticias nacionaies con Guillerrrto fashion model is brutally raped by Twoteer gars deal with thef ob Restrepo. In New York' Sherlock Holmes, ® - MOVIE: 'The Marcus her younger sister's music (S) ■ Independent Network His last visit to her house lasted on. I hope you agree. alcoholic attorney making a comeback Nominations for best foreign lan accompanied by the trusted Dr. Nelson Murders' A black youth sessive love for one enojther. News 1:15A.M. 3:00A.M. (58) - Jeffersons teacher Margot Hemingway. Brooke Shields. Martin Hcjwitt. 44 minutes. And there’s always a NEWCASTLE READER in “The Verdict” ; Jack Lemmon’s guage film went to “ Alsino and the Watson, rushes to New York to confesses to the murder of two Anne Bancroft, Chris Sarandon. 9 - Sign Off (S) - MOVIE: 'The Bachelor ® - ABC News learn that a kidnapping has oc- Rated R. \ (g ) - Sign Off freshly baked apple pie waiting for I am dating a younger man I ’ll portrayal of a father searching for his Condor,” Nicaragua; “ Coup de Tor young women, but he claims that 1976. 1:30 A.M. And The Bobbyaoxar* A bache (SD ** Over Easy cured in a plot to corner the his confession is the result of (2® - MacNeil-Lehrer Rep<^ 12:00A.M. lor. plagued by a school girl who him over there. (His favorite.) Jimmy. I am deeply in love with D EAR READER: I do. And here journalist son in "M issing"; and Peter chon,” France; “The Flight of the world's gold supply. Patrick Mac- (gD - Lawmakers Lawmakers re being beaten by policemen. Telly - 24 Horas CB - Tom Cottle Show has a crush on him, falls for her ' Tomorrow he is taking her to the him. The problem is that there is it is: O’Toole as a fading actor in “ My E agle," Sweden; “ Private Life,” So 7:00P.M. nee. Roger Moore. John Huston. port on the weekly activities of (2® ® - MOVIE; 'The Concrete Savalas, Marjoe Gortner, Gene Cowboys' Two men from Mon (B - America's Top Ten sister, a judge. Academy Award dentist! That’s where I put my foot this girl at work who is after him. It isn’t the car, it’s the driver Favorite Year.” viet Union; and “ Volver a Emijezar,” 1976 Congress. @ - MOVIE: All the M a rilM ' 1947. Cary Grant. Myma Loy, QD - CBS News Woodbury. 1973. tana make their way to Nashville ( 9 - Independent Network (Let’s call her Shirley.) Shirley is "Sir; It isn’t the car that begins Nominated for best actress were GD - Winterworfd Series 'Born Two female wrestlers and jtheir Shirley Temple. Rudy Vallee. down. But be said he had already Spain. CB - M'A'S'H 8:30 P.M. manager search for fame and! for and find themselves embroiled in m am ed, but she wants to have to whine when forced to stop for an ' Meryl Streep, a Nazi death camp on Skis ' 9:30 P.M. an intricate blackmail scheme. 1947 promised to take her, so off they Best song nominees were “ Eye of the CB - Muppet Show (B “ Health Beat tune. Peter Falk. Vicki Fredrick, QS - Living Faith Jimmy’s baby. She says she isn’t in old stop sign — it’s the driver. survivor in “ Sophie's Choice” ; Julie G® - MOVIE: 'Dragonslayer' A ® - Connecticut Lewmeker* Laurene Landon. ! Jerry Reed. Tom Selleck, Claude G® - Night Flight went. Of course, this is only the Tiger," from “ Rocky III” ; “How Do CB - ABC News sorcerer comes alive when he is GD " New Odd Couple Felix Akins. Barbara Mandrell. 1979 9 - Twilight Zone first of three appointments. love with him, but her husband has "It isn’t the car that takes a Andrews, a woman playing a man You Keep the Music Playing?” from - Vanessa (6) > Mystery! 'Agatha Christie G9 - Sunday at tha Klng^s (S) - Soap called upon to slay a fearsome is upset when Oscar dates his ex- ® - Last Word House Another neighbor made a little a low sperm count and they can’t drink, then, quickly loses its |>ower playing a woman in ’’Victor-Victoria’’; ‘‘Best Friends” ; “ If We Were In wife. @ - State W e’re In Stories: The Manho^ of Edward CB . 2:00A.M. GD (2D ^ - Alice flying dragon. Sir Ralph Richard- Joke about how attentive my seem to have a baby, which they to think — it’s the driver. Jessica Lange, a tragic actress in Love,” from “Yes, Georgio”; “It kit ‘N! CARLYLE™ by Larry Wright husband has been to this widow. I want very much. "It isn’t the car that fails to heed “ Frances” ; Sissy Spacek, a terrified Might Be You," from “ Tootsie” ; and c a r e f u l , r ALL KieHT, VOO'RB BARKItje MR. WASH TUBBS laughed it off, but I was burning up Jimmy tells me that be doesn’ t the dangers of reckless, discourte girlfriend in "M issing"; and Debra “Up Where We Belong,” from “An MR. NEW, MR. RICH w a s h - ASTWO'CBAPH „ UP THE W R 0N 6 TR EE. THE MAVOR inside. want to lose me but he would to like ous speed — it’s the driver. Winger, a factory worker who falls in Officer and a Gentleman.” ■ 5 PUCKEP OUT THE B A C K .$ 0 BEFORE MAN. I'P LIKE TO VMM iP I HAVe 16 Bernice Bede Osol What now? I feel better just to accommodate Shirley. He says “ It isn’t the car that steps on the love with an officer candidate in “ An Movie academy members will vote S you RUIN OUR LAWN ANYMORE. INTROPUCE L « A Y e H e V U/UV DON'T YOaALL- m y s e l f - B e & a c putting this down on paper. he doesn’ t love her the way he loves gas and causes an accident trying Officer and Gentleman.” for the Oscar winners in a mail ballot WAKes op? GOOD OLD JANE me, but they have necked in his car to pass — it’s the driver. Miss Lange also was nominated for that ends April 5. The awards — a few times. ’A car may be bent and twisted best supporting actress for her role in including an honorary Oscar for c fo u r D EAR JANE: Don’t be too This hurts me, Abby, because awry, but it isn’ t the car that will “ Tootsie," along with Teri Garr in the Mickey Rooney and a special honor for "good” or you’ll be old before your Jimmy and I have talked about have to die — its the driver.” same film. Other nominees in that producer Walter Mirisch — will be ^ r t h d a y time, Jane. Tell your helpful hubby marriage and I was counting on JOSEPH D. VRABLE, category were Glenn Close for “ The presented April 11 in a nationwide that the neighbors are talking and maybe having a spring wedding. CAMPBELL, OHIO World According to Garp," Kim telecast from the Ix)s Angeles Music February 19.1963 enough is enough already. Then go Please tell me what to do. Stanley for “ Frances” and Leslie Ann Center. Strive to acquire specialized along for the ride. And while you’re JUST ABOUT HAD IT You’re never too told (or too Meryl-Streep Warren for “ Victor-Victoria.” knowledge this coming year sitting between them, get Jane’s V young) to team how to make which you can put to practical recipe for the apple pie. Three may D EAR JUST: You don’t say how friends and be )>opular. For Abby ’ s and profitable uses. Later be a crowd, but there’s safety in "young” Jimmy is, but he sounds booklet on Popularity, send $1, plus results will be well worth the numbers. immature and naive. A man who a long, self-addressed, stamped time you spend In study. would consider fathering a child as (37 cents) envelope to Abby, P 0 0 6 R A M 6 R E M E M B E R , M E N , W H E N HERE ARE YOUR , AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. '» ) UNIFiDRMS, f e l l a s ! DEAR ABBY: I never thought an accommodation is not ready for Popularity, P.O. Box 38023, Holly SETCHA Y'SeORE A MEUJhI.Y'PUT Now Is the time to finalize a IT RIGHT HERE AT MY FEET! GOOD LUCK.! _ materially based venture In I ’d be writing to you, but here goes; marriage. And the fact that he and wood, Calif. 00038. which you’re Involved. If you don’t dillydally. It can be set tled to your advantage. O rd f now: The NEW Asfro-Qraisi Matchmaker wheel and bookM Best hypertensian treatment: which reveals romantic combL nations, compatibilities for signs, tells how to get O tsn by NEA. me.. TM nt*. u-S fa t a TM on. with others, finds rising i hidden qualities, plua nn lase all fat under the skin Mall $2 to Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio City Station. N.Y. CELEBRITY CIPHER send 75 cents with a long, stamped, a-ie brtty Cipher oryptograma are oraaled from quotattons by famous people, past 10019. Send an additional $1 DEAR DR. LAMB: I am a Mant.Eaoh letter m tha dphar stands for anethar. roAy'a due: NepueUO. for your Aquarian Astro-Graph self-addressed envelope for it to < : S2-year-oId mate and have been \ predictions lor 1983. Be sure to taking high blood pressure medi me, in care of the Manchester give your zodiac sign. cine for more than two years. Your Herald, P.O, Box 1551, Radio City iWHV C 04T SOU REAP WAIT A MINUTE.’' I CAN HERE WE GO ‘b; n a y ’w p m c b m o m b y PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) When I was 40 the doctor said my Station. New York, N.Y. 10019. A 5TORV TO SOUK BE J U S T /ie INTEREST NCWCUT Mental gymnastics shouldn'J THAT blood pressure was a little high. SISTER, CARLVLE ? ING AS FOP.' COME IN A FAR-OFF^ SdUUBORM. - BW’E PCAANJ laze you today. You could be Health Debra Winger oirr.' J I took Enduronyl and observed DEAR DR. LAMB: My wife and Julie Andrews Sissy Spacek OVER HERE ANP lU - , KINGDOM” " I especially adept at weighing Lawronce facts and figures and In evalit- that my blood prMsure varied with I are both 86. She is helpless and I V SE 0OREC: PROVE IT.' ^ BflixUOLWBLOC WA CAQM, QAYAU r PEATH, atlng proposals. how much I took. Without the Lamb, M.D. Incontinent. I take care of her. She FOP' ARICS (March 21-AprH 10) medicine my blood pressure would came home from the hospital a few O i|n APMJ. BD BW KMUMY’W JAV Sensible measures can be tak go over 170 over 08. When I took the months ago with congestive heart About Town en today to stabilize conditions full amount my blood pressure ran failure. She also has emphysema KfjvCNY'W. QOQM WA EBRY O affecting your material security. and a chronic bladder infection. You know what they are. Do 140 over SO. But the Enduronyl what’a necessary. caused me to have episodes of eliminate salt and with It water. In How long is the effect of a nitro LaIyWUOLW.** — ZOWQOUBYM TAURUS (April 20-May 20)' being lightheaded or dizxy. I had that state you are more prone to pill under the tongue? Washington to be honored Masons hove open house Sen-Interests can be advanced trouble talking with others. dlszihess or faintness. Neverthe She takes Lasix, Lanoxin and The Square Circle Club of Manchester Lodge of today, but don’t look to others So I was switched to Dyazide. It less, they are often the first nitroglycerin. The last is taken as The Manchester Lodge of Masons will present a QlixPVUY Masons will have an o|>en house on Monday from 9 to do for you what you should -also makes me have lightheaded medication used by doctors to needed and I have to decide that. program honoring George Washington on Tuesday at PREVIOUS'RCV SOLUTION: "Jimmy helps mo with avorything a.m. to noon at the Masonic Temple. be taking care of yourself. Be episodes but I don’t have a problem control mild elevation of blood What qualifications do I have for 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple on East Center Street. trojm d tiM hoUM. I think ho Is a bolter cook than I am. But he your own person. There will be cards, pool and refreshments. All when confronted by a dialogue. I pressure. that? She is confused. Is there any The film “ George Washington — His Life and won't agrao." — Hooalynn Carter GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) You Masons and their friends are invited. am wondering which medicine will When any of the blood pressure pill that would help her? Times" will be shown. The film was made in 1931 in I •leaS byN E A .kic. IM can accomplish more today commemoration of the 200th anniversary of Washing working In a quiet atmosphere, cause the most deterioration in medicines, including the lUuretics, BANK LOAN away from those who could five to 10 years. I ’ve, beard that create a problem the doctor cap try DEAR READER: A nitrogly ton’s birth. n o t h i n g AdROSB 2 Hawaiian Antwsr to Prsvioui Puzzis The event is open to the public and refreshments itia n d break your concentration. diuretics can increase your choles a different type of medicine. You cerin tablet under the tongue will Energy topic for Legion 3 F itful SIT U 1 Q u a c Seek solitude. , terol. Could I take an herbal might get along a lot better on have immediate effects and may will be served. A short business meeting is scheduled p e ^ ^ n a l .. B o r 1 Ronitina 8 U T T 4 UuYugoiltv 4 Animal of CANCER (June 21-July 2» diuretic and lecithin instead of Inderal, which has an entirely reach its peak action within four for 7:30 p.m. Dilworth-Coraell-Quey American Legion auxiliary E II Today you may have opportCf- leader South different type of action. But if you minutes. Its duration of action is will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the post home. m o n e y Ou s t O O E ^ N T nltles to solidify friendships ^ fn e ^ d n e ? 8 Fatibue Amarica take any diuretic, including an short too and its effects may be Freeman to attend dinner Genevieve Atkins will s|>eak on national security and with persons who are Impor 12 Dstfroy (il.) 5 Inapiration energy. Mary E. Leduc will speak on legislation. tant to your future plans. Do all D EAR READER: You didn’t effective herbal one, you will likely largely gone in 20 to 30 minutes. It Laura Freeman of Edmund Street will be a guest at LA 5 t ! 13 Arab country 6 Court gams Refreshments will be served. you can to strengthen bonds. '• mention your weight. Perhaps the have the same symptoms. I hasten is lued to relieve angina pain from the annual American Legion auxiliary national 14 Aclmowladga 7 Unity 8 Tubsroui Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) Be ^most imi^rtant thing you could do to point out that many people do not the heart. security dinner Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at the Stony Hill ISC iyjof patient and take things a slap have these problems with diuret You need help. Your situation is aurpriaa plant (pi.) twould be to lose any fat you might Inn in Bethel. 9 Author at a time today with Important 'have under your aUn. Even, if a ics. Don’t expect lecithin to do too much for you to cope with Concert for children set Tm Aj/g S a-i8 16 Paribaata goals and obiectlves. HaafiB UbTM * IK tun., u , a TMOi, jperson only has about 10 pounds he anything for your blood pressure. alone. If you have relatives who 18 Sovlat Turgsnsv Cheese distribution set The Nutmeg branch YWCA will sponsor “ Peanut- 10 Rapaating could cause you to slip off tlfa You need to look to your lifestyle can advise you .or help you get 20 Sharpant ladder o l success. can lose, getting rid of that amount butterjam,” a concert for preschool and elementary 21 Injura from msmoiy in relation to yoiir pressure, which assistance, I would recommend it. The Full Gospel Interdenominational Church on VmOO (Aug. 2S-Eepl. 21) will often significantly lower blood school children, Monday from 10:15 to 11:15 a.m. in 22 Appliai 11 Ram’t matst is discussed in The Health Letter Your wife may need some form of Main Street will distribute government-supplied 28 Singlatona 42 Vlllags in Look beyond today and begin ' pressure. In that case you might frosting 17 Hypothsait cheese and butter on Feb. 23 from 10 a.m. through the Bentley School gymnasium, Hollister Street. Iraland now to marshal your forces lor not need any medicine at all. 15-8, Your Vital Blood Pressure professional supervision such as FEAST W E V E 6 OW OUR MEW 'BUT IF YOOSELLTHEMONPER. 24 Citylin Naw 19 Arbitrary 20 Hsbrsw lattar noon, or until the supply is gone. The |>erformance, by kindergarten teacher Eileen aatartion 43 Listan future achievements. Figure. ’ Diuretics do cause the, body to that I am sending you. Others can that found in a nursing home. YoA 31 Aquatic out ways to control your tomor Ihose who have registered at previous distributions Packard and singer Paul Recker, includes folk songs, 63ST, HOW DOYOO MAKE (cellag.) LU1CQWD61LE$1 WE'RE RETAlMM' 26 Eurapaan . mammal (pi.) 44 City in rows. instead of having thagi puppets, costumes,stories, and audience 23SugoMtkHit need only briing identification. New applicants are eapjtal Pannaylvania control you. 'EM AT PRiCES BEUOW C O =T ! 24 Thing noorar 33 Gain control welcome. involvement. 27 Troatara’ 48 Rapsst LIBRA (tapL 23-OcL 23) da to hand (2 w d t.) T h o u a h ta Distribution will be at the comer of Bissell and Main Tickets are available at the YWCA. 78 N. Main St. ------pockst 47 01 tha fsa firm and reallatlc in your coifi- Admission is $1.50 for children and 31 for adults. For 30 Nan* York 25 Impolits 38 Appand streets. Applicants should bring bags to carry items 20 Bsginning (abbr.) merclal affairs today. Don't lyt information, call 647-1437. riw j 40 Largs fallnai 48 Lhraly those you deal with try to hurry home. 32 Bsarliks 27 Nathraa o f great Sunday on which the Luzon 41 S coff 50 Mrs. Nixon you b^ohd your choaan, com- my life in.your bands." truth that the reward is in 34 Oi lortabls paca. Good Friday! Good? (3iurch once again will See in the pauion ao- the midst of the struggle, 35 1 T" T" 4 T“ • 7 S” r * 10 IT SCORPIO (Oot. 24 Moy. 22) •Indeed the Lord loved you celebrate new life in ite Sonwtttlng Dltfofont...... Wish Someone A t»u n t from Jobn’a Gos]>el life in the midst of death. 36 Dry. Ona with whom you ara doaa|f and gave hia life tor you! paschal feast. 37 Bi 13 13 l« ataoblatad haa your baat Intar- ' isaia|i's fourth "Song of glimpsea of his glory! (temmune with Christ: 30 Hi aata at haait. today. Don't turn Notice that strange nota look forward with antici II ia the Suffering Servant” Rev. Philip A. Sheridan Happy Birthday 40 Latvian a daaf aar to thia paraon'a kM- tion about the last drop of pation to the great and 41 Eat! Tlamb led to the alugh- Pastor, St. Bridget 11 30 aaortuQoaatlona. t bipod, gymbolic of all that solemn paschal Eucha with A Herald Happy Haart 42 la t e ii) recalls for you the Church SAairraw M (noa. n-oa#. was life-saving, hia Spirit. rist, and prepare for the 21) You'ra not llkaly to find fdl- Passover lamb and points 31 32 31 Your promise is fulfilled. ■ :b “ flNmant today unlasa you'ra ■4o Jesus, the Lamb ofGod, 24 21 31 31 ST doing things which ara who by his sacrificial In that moment Jesus worthwhila and producUva. death accomplishes Gdd’s returned to the Father ycn'REA M at 33 13 Dr. Eugene M. Devis LOT ■ Maka your afforta m saninglul., will for the life of many, and gave the gift of bis CAFMCORN (Dae. 22-Jan. 10) Spirit so that all who HKSHBR(jP 34 H 'the suffering servant OPTOMETRIST In so c ia l situ a tlo n a to d a y ypM would be baptised into his THAN YOU sees ahead to "light and 3* M n ara apt to ba tha dominant death might have life! USUALLY ARE, force. However, yqu'H handfa : length of days.” He will ■ Good F r i^ y is lifoin the FOOTER. 40 41 youraaH In a manner ao dial .endure. His descendanU hee resumed prsetice Irla n ^ wlH not Nnd It ofiantlva. will live on until the end of very midst of death! 4^ j r I4I 40 4T 41 lNawaFAFtnBrrtNFaNeAaaN.1- : time. Life persists even in Venerate the croea; ex ' the midst of suffering the perience In the fabric of inHain St, Manclwitgr 6all.... la M 11 death. your daily life the tu lh m 643-2711 14 The Letter to the He- of life received aa a f i ^ 13 13 It's (un to watch calories Hours By Appointment Atk for. . Itrews presenU Chrtet as the midst of your accept- PKN if they’re nicely aiaanihled i-ii If II IT "hne with you and your ingdeath. You'll find Marshalls You'll save on quality, with this coupon * prices are twenty to brand name and de sixty percent less than signer fashions for men. depart men t store prices, women and children, during our Sale of Sales! everyday, every week of domestics and gifts. the year. Presidents Sale STORf HOURS OPfN fcvrSINGS TILL 9 lUES & SAT TILL 5 YOU ALWAYS BUY BETTER AT FIND DREAT BUYS DN NEW & USED CABS 'Bfw ui Nantes for Lessi ; APPtfANCES^ 649-6382 \BBRNIE'S meeeeeeeeeeeeemeeeeeeeee eemeeeeemmeeeeemeemeeeme eeeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeasss ^ ^ . aa ta i la# (across hom Yotitti Csnirs) Help Wealed IS H»lp WanM 13 H»lp W»nfd 13 ...... Manchester: Manchester Parkade Mm. Tmi, Ssl IM, «M, FiL IM ta . 114 ENTHUSIAS’nC , Mature RNS/LPNS - Flexibility PART "OME - Wendy’s Old person wanted for busy available on weekend 12 hNlallm Got Ym Fashioned Hamburgers on chiropractic office. Must hour shifts. 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It you have m e n t' c o m p le x in Winders - Finger dexterity field Convalescent Home ty. Please call Mrs. J. paid ^nefits in an air- YOUR AO Maneli. Pwfcwl, SlMppIng Brownstein, DNS, Monday c o n d itio n e d p la n t, W ash • Cut & W ash - Cut & SALE evenings and1 Saturday Manchester. Experience in necessary. Experience" not CwiMr and Fenwood Manor in mornings free, and need plumbing, elTOttical, ^ana necessa^, will train. 4_day Manchester. Please call thru Friday 9 to 3 at 643- Dynamic Metal Products B l o w d r y B l o w d r y C lassllM ads are taken 5151. Crestfield Convales- Company, Inc., 422 North All Parkade Health Brand vitamins extra money, we have a c le a n in g week, hour day, 7 to Staff Dbvelppment B% F r over ihai pNaiia aa a con 5.35 cent Home and Fenwood Main Street, Manchester. Reg. *16.00 ’ 12.50 2 0 lim ite d n u m ber* of Telephone 9-5 at 643-9674. Apply Able Coil & between 9 and 3 ~ ' Reg. 16.00 M4.00 Super Ledthln, VHemln C C o m ^ SOOmg venience. The NaraM Is positions available bi our Evenings at 643-7135. Electronics,Electronfes, Bolton, Conn. thru Friday. 643-5151. Manor in Manchester. 646-4048. ______E x e J3 / 6 / 8 3 ______I ______Kvollc Gertie, odorleM. no rsaponsIMa lor only one phone sales operation. rAMTM COUPON 1 Incorrect Insartlon and Ekira 167.40 to ylOO.OO per BRING IN -THi COUPONSI ■ " ' J «______^ ■U I ! SAFnOWER I tlisn only to Hw sizn nl week, (kdl Gerry to set up o Sm an interview, Mon-Wed CtMumaud l^erfoniMtiiAJC ! ! riiagrlKkiruHTMmi " S S T * »« m im I I os.OS. !, the orl|inal Insertion. la^ii. $J1» ii’ w [s »i»[ Errors which do not between 6:30 and 7:30 pm 643-8339 at 643-2711. •e a9 ** auu laesan the valiM of the M9KHESIER NEW CAR DEALERS 324 Broad St. Mon. 10-6 Aiiam'gApple advarttaamant will not RN 11 p.m.-7 a.m. Enjoy Marshall’s Shopping Center Tues. - Fri. 10-9 MANCHESTER PARKADE i”“ ” rr >■ | I T| be eorractad by an ad- working in a superior 45 I _i¥Li*«»_ !l uoniL ( UNDMOCfMIO \ I I CARIJlIJRAR. (Next to C.V.S.) Sat. 9-5 dWonal bisartion. bed uml with a skill^ and 6 4 9 - 1 7 8 7 MWWHMT j I wiTia dedicated staff to assist I {.^;'%rTkoe i I-" you. A very fine working Appointments are not necessary r - 39* 20111 r I»9*» '*S?i25j5LS22— {jL’graraM R iiJ J atmosphere with good but they are welcome wages and fully paid employee fringe benefits. fttuuliffilpr Please call or visit Mrs. Urban, Director of Nurses, 646-0129, Manchester Hrralji Manor Nursing Home, 385 West Center Street, Manchester. ’TELEPHONE it GOOD Typing experience □ NOTICES required for a receptionist position. Person with a Lost Mid Pound pleasant telephone per sonality and a math ap FOUND - SET OF KEYS titude for diversified at I-Inmln Outer, (km be duties. Send resume with picked up at the salary requirements to _ _ the litonchester Herald Office P.O. Box 9S. Buckland (M- between 8:30 and 5 p.m. fice, Manchester, (kmn. IVIanchester Monday - Friday. 06040. LOST - Boys 20-lnch BMX EXC ELLEN T INCOME bicycle, blue, with white fo r p a r t tim e hom e handlebars and seat; with assembly work. For infor- P a rk a d e pads. Norman St. area, mation call 504-641-8003 Reward. If found, please Ext. 8201. caU 6434735. NURSES AIDES - Or- 400 1.U. Vitamin SOOmg. Vitamin FOUND - Beautiful, fluffy tlflcation program will be ,''m y female cat. Vicinity starting for nurses aides YBowers School, for evenings. Full and part t Mandiester. CaU 648-1032. time. Please call Staff Development___ilopment 1 between 9 *1.99 E 99C.JB I LOST - Black female cat - and 3 Mondaylay - Friday, 1 643- Limn 1 ’ answers to the name of 5151. Oestfleldtflel* Convales-" • Umit 1. ‘ Pooky. Reward. 646-1844. cent Home and Fenwood Now through Feb. 21st. LCD DIGITAL by Oocters ',•••••••••••••••••••••••• Manor. QUARTZ WATCHES Cent SMC Announeamwila MYADEC GOVERNMENT JOBS - W e must sell , RUSSELLS BARBER Immediate openings, Come choose from over 2000 new 'SHOP, comer Oak and overseas and domestic. ! Spruce. 4 p.m. • 6 $20,000 ta $50,000 plus a ‘ ^m. Tundw - Friday. All y ^ . ( ^ (312) 991-7063 and used cars. Find super deals, V FROMATOZINC EVERY ESSENTIAL VITAIAH $ 6 2 * I day every Saturday. Ext. 2340A. ' EACH AND MINERAL DESCRSCO super savings at this super Presi 1 0 0 0 BY THE U S. ROA *nd MORE ' A u o U a im 5 Auetfom UMtlwifiT 100 dent's Birthday sale, sponsored new & used cars by Feb. 21st VELCRO WALLETS »6‘* tllM PUBUC AUCTION by your Manchester Auto KA VALUE PIIIDIAN D OTNDII OMINTAL RtlQB W e ll do it by IllJO Large selection of Rock Groups 1-H 2IWMM AHKMLS h : In this collection of over 125 hand- D rie rs. Don't miss it! V woven ruga are some of the finest VOLUME SALES POtNT-CUARO examplea of ntoilem rug weaving from And choose from 36 * 1 , 9 9 ■ * ''* '“ * Persia, Pakistan, Mainland China, And Afghanistan and Kashmir India.______MIX O R MATCH different brand name AbamsApple SUNDAY, raDRUARY to at 2 P.M. I REED'S INC. MANCHCfTER PARKADE meHin-vinMAer b a m r i m ) I gifts-gifts for you, gifts 3 fo r PuMe iM pteUoa 1.-00 P.M.______| VOLUME MANCHESTER PARKADE • 1.25 649-1787 2.95 Value for your hom e-w ith every Just arrived from European markets large n..miw>r of exquisite Peraian ruga in sizes ranging new or used cor purchase from il’sU’ to scatter rugs including large number PRICES! of aUkii and long runners. during this great annual event. These are true Investment carpets. Come in and see the flnest in Persian and other Oriental rugs. All carpets are unconditionally For OldsmobllesI For PlymouthsI For FordsI guaranteed and we (urovlde you with a written M l RILEY OLDS INC. MANCHEITER PLYMOUTH, INC. DILLON SALES A SERVICE, INC. certificate of appraisal and authenticity. 345 Center Street, Manchester Tolland Tpke., Rt. 83, Talcottville 319 Main Street, Manchester MENS PURITAN SWEATERS For LIncoin-Mercurys-Mazdas-ScoutsI For Pontiacs*Toyotasl For DatsunsI la n a M i n e a S MDRIMITY MOTHERS l y n c h MOTORS DE CORMIER DATSUN ■nsipiuaalnli HAS MOVED TO 389 Broad SL 301 Center Street, Manchester ' 500 West Center Street, Manchester 285 Broad Street, Manchester *49.99 Hofp NMiileR 13 For Chevroletsi For Buickal □ ■MPLOVMKNT Rag. $85-$110 ^ m S N C E D CARTER GHEYMLET CO.. INC. CHARTER GAK RUICK, INC. 13 HOUSEKEEPER • to 1229 Main Street, Manchester 81 Adams Street, Manchester From Haggar, Farah, John Keel and J.S. HUp Wmepd manege bousateM with f iveaitldren. what Hart Richards ; PART ’m iE help needed ford area. live In or work evenings In pbannacy. PS dally. Must be dsp^ MANCHES1ER MENS PURITAN SWEATERS Some retell experience dable, trustworthy srlth i necessary. Apply Inj exoeUent rafsraioas. No ADIDMORILE DEALERS poUce record. liust have Manchester, conn. t MeBchMter______own tranaportation. * 1 5 . 9 7 • MANCHESniai Excellent pay, steady ASSOOAIION : r e AL’TOR looking for employment. 646-6S01 R a g. S22 llicensed agents for anytime. ______• progressive real estate :agaScy. Call 60-1861. a * TRUCK BIECHANIC - 40 Earl Vee orlon acrylic, < n rT o ^ WaiUafdky, b.W. hour week. Maintenance O P m EVENINGS-SAIURDAYS 'TIL 5 PM many colors ; Ptib, for confldtnUal iotar- with lonie major repalra. iriew. , CallSIT-tlST 8 am 4:» pm. ■ ■. .. MANCIIKS’l’KH HElfALD. Frl.. Feb. 18. HUB 21. 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Frl., Feb. 18. 1888 •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••« •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••. ••••••••••••••aa••••••*• '-T' PalnUng-Papotlng , 33 BuMng Conineting 33 Flooring 36 ■ . -1* Haiti W antm t 13 Hom M For Solo 23 Hom M For Solo 23 Homo* For Sale 23 Sorvleo* Otiorod 31 •••••••••«•••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••*** •••••••••••••••••••••••* •••••••■•••••••••••••••• FLOORSANDING - Floors INTERIOR PAINTING, FARRAND HANDYMAN-LOCKER MANCHESTER - Older MANCHESTER - A GREEN MANOR RANCH like pew. Specializing in over ten years experience, RBMODEUNG - Cabinets, ,i,. MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH’S NEW CAR SPECIALS ROOM Attendant wanted Colonial with three meticulously custom built - 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, older floors, natural and low rates and senior citizen Roofing, Gutters, Room foryrivate country club. In bedrooms, new kitchen and four bedroom, bi-level, living room with fireplace, stained floors. No waxing eat-in , kitchen. Large discount. 64i3-6^. Additiqps, Decks, all types Hartford area. Salary, dining room, single garage. fireplaced family room of Remodeling and anypiore. John Verfaille, The Mi^chesler He^ ing$t You^ wooded yard. Walk to 83 PLYMOUTH 83 PLYMOUTH ' private apartment and $65,900. Alibrio Realty, with cathedral ceiling and Repairs. FREE 6464750. 83 PLYMOUTH meals included. E.O.E. Inc. 649-0917. skylight, full finished base Buckley &hool and shop P A IN T IN G & P A P E R ping. By owner, $69,900. H a n g in g , C e ilin g s Estimates. Fully insured. RELIANT K RELIANT SCAMP Send replies to Box TT, c/o ment, many extras. $132,- Telephone 6434017. HouoohoM Good* 40 The Herald. MANCHESTER - Large 500. Call Althea Roberts, M9-8528. repaired. Refeferences. Ful •••••■••••••••••••••••a* Front Wheel Drive, 4 spd., man. ly'insured. Qupllty work! ttustonr Sta. Wagon. 4 spd., Pickup. 5 spd., man. trana., 2.2 Colonial on comer lot with 649-4324, Merrill Lynch ••••••••••••«••••••••••• incoim Tax USED trana., vinyl sided moldings, 2-2 Martin Mattsson, evenings ROBERT ■’E, JARVIS man. trana., 2.2 liter, con. spare liter, dual mirrors, PS, atl. belted large oval pool. Low $70's. Realty, 872-7777. REFRIGERATORS, Condominium* 2 2 6494431. Building - Remodeling >APERI liter w/overdrive, WSW, tire, wheel covers, pinstrlping, radlals, many other extras. List Alibrio Realty, Inc., 649- □ BUSINESS S e r v ic e THAN ANY ••••••••••••• Specialist. Additions, gar WASHERS, RANGES - pinstrlping & much more. List 0917. VERNON - Seven room| Clean, Guaranteed. Parts WSW. List 8451. 7997. MANCHESTER - Two and SERVICES D.G. PETERSEN ages, roofing, siding, 7257. bedroom condo for rent. A- brick Cape, with sunken TAX kitchens, bathrooms, & Service. Low prices! PREPARATION in PAINTING COIlfrANY - Per Copy! family room, two repiacement wln- B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main Still Only StK.#R-222 C. ^75 with heat. 273-2013, Slk.#R-233 •7 7 7 7 stk. rs s p s i •7 4 4 5 two year old Colonial, fireplaces, two car garage. Sorvleo* OHorod 31 your home. Reliable, Interior Specialist. Custom Street. 643-2171. *8 9 8 9 659-3008. wallpaper hanging. In dows/doors. 643-6712. t i o m p Dmilvmrmd three bedrooms, con $84,900. Call Sara reasonable. Norm •••••••••••••••••••••••• venient location, beautiful Mendelsohn, 871-0194, 'REWEAVING . BURN surance Damage Ap TIMOTHY J. Connelly - Artlelo* for Solo 41 Marshall, 643-9044. praisers. Workmanship □: REAL ESTATE fenced backyard with patio Merrill Lynch Realty, 872- HOLES. Zippers, um 'Total building and im 83 PLYMOUTH and deck. $72,000. Call 7777: brellas repaired. Window PERSONAL INCOME Guaranteed! 646-8467. provement services in 83 PLYMOUTH 83 PLYMOUTH Ginger Street, 643-9909, shades, Venetian hlinds. Tax Service - Returns cluding but not limited to RELIANT Homes For Safe 23 Building ControeUng 33 TOURISMO SAPPORO Merrill Lynch Realty, 872- Keys. TV FOR RENT. prepared. Tax advice kitchens, bathrooms, ad 7777. VERNON - Clean three Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. ditions, garages, roofing ALUMINUM SHEETS 2 dr. Coupe. Velour bucket MANCHESTER - “ $3,000 given. Reasonable LEON CIESZYNSKI bedroom Ranch, two car 649-5221. and siding, door and win usetl as printing plates. .007 2 dr., 4 spd., M.T. FWD, cloth & seats, auto., atl. belted radlals, 4 dr. Sedan. Cloth & Vinyl seats, Below Market Value” . rates. Call 646-7306 BUILDER. New homes, thick, 23x28!A". 50c each, garage. Electric door d ow replacement, vinyl bucket seats, con. spare AM/FM stereo, 2600 C.C., PS A auto., 2.2 liter, PS, con. spare Large two family, THREE BEDROOMS - opener. Park-like yard. BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - evenings. . additions, remodeling, rec remodeling, renovations or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- Ure, WSW, & more. List 7010. other std. features. tire, WSW, & more. List 8115. excellent Condition and den, living room, dining Country atmosphere near Concrete. Chimney rooms, garages, kitchens and new construction. 646- 2711. They MUST be picked SEPTIC TANKS insUlied location, vinyl siding, new area, fireplace,, one bath. city conveniences. $60’s. Repairs. “ No Job Too remodeled, ceilings, bath 1379.-______up before 11:00 a:m. only. roof, and two heating Well landscaped, treed lot, and repaired, drainage and tile, dormers, roofing. Group I, Belfiore Agency, Small.” Call 644-8356. Stk.#42Z •6 6 4 5 List 9042. stk. IS20 •8 5 4 5 Stk. im222 •7 7 5 5 systems. Must be seen! situated on a quiet street. 647-1413. sewer lines. Excavating, Residential or commer SKAPARAS HOME concrete and mason work, Remodeling - All types of $69,900. C en tu ry 21, Convenient location. $69,- C & M Tree Service, Free cial. 6494291: chim ney cleaning and additions, interior and Lindsev Real Estate, 649- 900. For further infor estimates. Discount senior exterior, repair work. Free 4000. mation: 649-0638. MANCHESTER - "U rge 4 citizens. Company rebuilding. Call for this ELECTRICAL SERVICES SEASONED FIREWOOD - month’s special: Clean and Bedroom Colonial” . Great Manchester owned and - We do all types of Elec estimates. Reasonable Cut, split, delivered, $75.00 chimney inspection, $35.00. location, good condition, operated. Call 646-1327. trical Work! Licensed. Call rates. Call Joe, 569-7572. a cord. Minimum two cord. plus porch and two car gar 649-5197 days or 742-6347, after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. Call anytime, 649-1831. ELECTRICAL - All types CVPUBLISHER’S NOTICE age. Special Financing!! LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen 429-5743. of wiring, electrical im SMITH CORONA & Royal $77,900. Century 21, cing. Attics, cellars, gar DESIGN KITCHENS by Lindsey- Real Estate, 649- provement and repair portable manual ages cleaned. All types J.P. Lewis Cabinets, work. Joseph Dumas, 646- EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY 4000. trash, brush removed. Polntlng-Poporlng 32 typewriters - Both in good vanities, formica, Wilson 5253. condition. $20 each. Call Picket, Split Rail, Stake art, Corian counter tops, Fences installed. 528-0670. BooSng 34 6^3250.______ANDOVER - Absolutely kitchen cabinet fronts, INTERIOR-EXTERIOR All real estate advertised in this newspaper is subject to the immaculate three bedroom complete woodworking 24-INCH COLOR Console BIDWELL HOME Im E.ederal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal to advertise Ranch. Features treed lot, GLASS REPAIR - Chips PAINTING - Wallpapering service, custom made fur TV, very good condition, Manchester PlymouHTs USED CAR SPECIALS any preference limitation, or discrimination bas^d on race color, and rough edges can be and Drywall Installation. niture, colonial reproduc provement Company - call an^ime 649-5559 or wall to wall carpet, walk Roofing, siding, ig religion, sex or national origin or an intention to make an/ such out basement and wood repaired on stemware and Quality professional work. tions in wood, 9 varieties of evenings, 643-8183. preference limitation or discrimination This newspaper will not alterations, additions. 64^ 82 PLYMOUTH stove. A must to see. $61,- most other glass pieces. Reasonable prices. Free hardwood and veniers 2 I woutfl like to •ubterib* to Iho Maneboator Horald ■ t 82 PLYMOUTH Knowingly accept any advertisement for real estate which is in Glass Restoration, 643- Estimates! Fully insured. NOW IN STOCK. Call 649- 6495. 900. Taylor Associates, 633- 5 Name . . . ■* ...... ' ' i ! CHALLENGER HORIZON vio la tion of tne law G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. 9658. RELIANT 4665. 6634. ! A itd rd «9...... B f 5 spd., M.T., 2 dr. coupe, 1 5 Tal Apt I ' owner, 14,000 miles, orlg. red ■ S ! 2 dr., auto, AM radio, 1 owner. TOURISMO. 2 dr., 16,000 miles, finish. PS. AM/FM stereo, & 0 Sand To Mancheater Harald ! Chrysler 12 month/12,000 mile 5 spd., stereo, PS, excellent ■ ' t Harald tquara ' ■ more. Carries balance 1 year — ■ Manchaalar. CT o eCAO . ■ Power Train Warranty. condition. 8.______J 12,000 mile Power Train Warranty. THROUGH THE YEARS Stk.#1205 •5 9 9 5 stk. #1277 •5 9 9 5 stk. #1261 ______5 9 9 5 home ownership has been the best I II 82 CHRYSLER 8 2 OODGE 81 DODGE investment a family can make... LERARON DIPLOMAT MIRADA U i 4 dr. Sedan, 6 cyl., air, PS & B, 4 dr. Sedan. FWD, loadedi Very clean, carries balance of 1 IT STILL IS. auto, & much more. Carries 2 dr. hardtop. 6 cyl., air, PS & B, year/12,000 mile Power Train balance of 1 year/12,000 mile auto, stereo & other extras. Power Train Warranty. Warranty. stk. #1171 •8 4 9 5 Stk.j|i1236 •7 9 9 5 Stk. I 1103 •6 4 9 5 MMKKSTER ’$9,000 FURY - RELIANT - HORIZON - CHAMP - ARROW - ARROW PICK-UP Beautiful 6 year old Colonial, alum, sided, deck, sliders, fireplace, 3 bedrooms. Call Mike ShvonskI 742- MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH. INC. 9855. MMDISTINCTIVIUSEDCARS.M. ’ ^ Merrill Lynch Route 83, Talcottville, Conn. NOW’S THE TIME TO BUY- PRICES ^ Realty 878-8010 ■ 643-2708 •. \ K-MART PLAZA AND INTEREST RATES ARE LOWER! 298 Hartford Tpke. 872-7777 Vernon, CL 06066 NEW LISTING! AN ANDOVER BEAUTY RIGHT FOR I/ ifii_jifi fill_(A — — — — — ■ It’s a pleasure to show this Immaculate 3 bedroom Ranch. Located on 2.18 acres. It has a THE TIMES! wood stove, large lower level rec room, 2 car'at Here is a large Colonial with many rooms In tached garage, and Is within walking distance to Bowers School district. Ideal for a large family. the lake. You won’t be sorry If you "snatch-up" ' 119113 Front Wheel Driw SKYURK Act now and you can enjoy the oval pool this this lovely homel $72,900. spring! Asking low 70’s. Call 649-0917. 32A Ambassador Dr. Manchsster $ “MUST SEL” EAST HMTFOIID 2-STORY RANCH CONDOMINIUM MANCHESTER A nice family home in a convenient loca Northfleld 'Green Ranch available. Two tion, that la In nice condition la what NEW 188$ RUICK SKYLARK CUSTOM 4-DOOR bedroom s, 1'/4 baths, finished fam ily room. makes this the home for you, with 3 bed Also Included are kitchen appliances, cen rms, 1st floor den, living rm with fireplace, STK. § 31741 Withwith acoustlcii package, mats, tral air conditioning, carport and more. formal dining rm and eat-ln kitchen, and Numerous amenities. $64,500. Call today. the best part Is It Is only $64,900. Call us rear defroster remote mirror, 4-cyl., Looking for 4 bedrooms, fireplaced living room, 2 for appointment to see. Don't let another day go by without seeing this full baths, recreation room? This home Is In surprisingly nice modern home. You won't believe automatic, PSj PB, whitewalls, stereo. excellent condition and priced right at $66,900. — 5 bedrooms and 2 full baths, 2 zone gas heat. Call 649-0917 ' UftR REALTY CO., INC. Insulated porches and a nice yard. All this for only bumper strips, tihdercoat, glaze & more! $59,900 ^ ALIBRIO REALTY, Inc. DANIEL F. REALE, INC. 8 4 3 -2 0 9 2 LlST*915Qi REALTORS 156 East Center Street 182 South Main 8 t , Manchaatbr Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 175 Main 8t, Manchaator .1 s A l e C 649-Q917 646-4528 Manchester 646-2000 ATTENTION HOME SELLERS SIlillL^R 8 4 ^ 6 8 6N dVEB 20 OTHER SKYLARKS IN STOCKI DON JACKSON HAS JUST SOLD OVER ADNEMILLI9NDCLURSA Now through February 21st OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY IN JANUARY! Choose From 36 Different GFTS Brand Hama gHta with every new or uaad car purchase MANCHE8TEn $S9,900 ■k HunnY * .'W ith C H FA fu nd s b eing g ob b led u p. d o n ’t b e left w ith o ut a h om e ★ CtUMCTBlA o f your ow ni T his sp aclo u t R anch h at 3 b ed ro om a, fam ily ro o m N atural w oo d w o rk, a b ig 'su nn y d in ing ro o m vrlth a b ay w rindow and a new kitchen. fu ll o f p tan ta, a p arlo r, a ae w ln g ro o m an d an o ld fas h io n e d fro n t porch. A charm ing h om e for your fam ily. Exit 93 off II you w»nl your pfopwty tOU pu U root prom woml >o wSfti to r y ^ VERY BEST v d M you___ osn 81 ADAMS S T . M . by m i. trwiwndou. anorl HE QET8 RESULT*. Mr. Joekion'# eoniinllin.nl holpod nwko «w month o( Januaiy 1-86 A Rte. 15 .nomw rMord braoMng month tar Btanohord Z RooooMo RooHor*. CM him at 84S-24S2 and than MANCHESTER ALL YOU NIHD TO KNOW IN R 8A LISTA TI 1 1 ^ Juet mlnutee from Downtown IQPVENTIY LOWSTITs MAIIGHEtTBI SMTs H e rtfo rd 649-4671 A HUM SIZED ★ ANMiaTMIIltA BlanchsrU & Rossetto CONNECTICUT (Open Evenings Monday I 49* R aised R anch w ith a 20* living ro o m , h ug e re creatfo n ro o m , P rM tIg . w ld rM ., rrM nl«urM l g ro uiid. w xl c M M M yim g. hZov. im W66T CHNTER ST. CORNER OF MCKIB 6T. ta d a apacloua country kitchen. uN Icefy lan dacap ed k>t w ith up .nd «i)oy oom torW bl* (sm Hy Hving In O M grM lout through Thtiraday) iS reh ee an d ato n e w ells. Lovely area. alum lnum -ed«l DuW i CotonM . Buy now w M « rM M ird MW MANCHESTER 646-2462 i MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri.. Feb. 18. 1953 - 23 ■12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri.. Feb. 18. 1983 T O W N O F Homes-Apis. fd sfiarW .jSS MANCIIKHTKR Rooms for Rant 82 Apartnt9nt9 far Aent wofereyotea-Bieiwiiis,: .dd wiih insASio) wmb rccsipt of Artlc/es for Sate 41 Fra# CteaaHted Ada ••••••••••••••••-••••* •» • ..deiMin of OSf :Hiihilr*l Oollon c o n n e 4;t m ;i i t •••••••••••••••••••••••* regular BICYCLE for i$id6i por % uw Arcbiieci; HKVENtF. SHARI1N4. ELEGANT BED Sitting t h r e e ROOM heated FEMALE ROOMMAtE ROYAL MANUAL f i l e CABINET, Cole, s a le , five y e a r t'iiW i* fSooiu iten fetiiM* ^yibio to room for young a p a r tm e n t. 118 M ain Needed - March 1st. Share, PUBLIC NOTICK Typewriter - Office size. three drawer, blue, new professional woman. Share Street. Third floor. No condition, cost $225 new, beautiful house in Glaston-' PROPOSKD UHK Excellent condition. Under quiet house near bus and appliances. Security aM A R f is e r will sacrifice for $99.00. bury, $150 per month plus HRARINt; contract since purchased hospital. $60.00 weekly. tenant insurance required. , V4 uUliUes. After 5 p.m. puirchHt. Snd.'fflfiy eonlicl On March I. 1983 ut 7:45 P.M., In C\assU*'® ^ new. $50 or best offer. Call Call 646-0557. ______649-2428. $380. Phone 646-2420 9 to 6 H*"?r*** TleWtsrophUiCopiriCoiiUr .for call 633-4204. ItOPNa .- Igrlhtr -ilifarinallaA. Oldding the Hearing Room of I.incoln 646-3250:______• weekdays. Center. 494 Main Street. MANCHESTER -' Clean Manchester. Connecticut, the AutM For Sate 6f M a n s f i e l d A D U L T ofnee oMbe:AfchUoet: FDR SALE - Firewood, furnished room. Maid ser MANCHESTER • Oil Town Manager will hold a Revenue hardwood two to four foot INDOOR TAG SALE - 9 Home Viltege • Pretepmed' AMii Mp vice. $50.00 weekly. 649- Porter Street. Nice thrw no Sharing Proposed Ubc Hearing. All lengths. You pick up. $50.00 Cole Street, Manchester. ,1981 C H E V Y c a p r i c e , .tw ohelli^b^,I^^d: citisens are invite^ to attend and 2813. < room apartment. Heat, fdOr door, ;IR1.27,000 miles. ' ~ ■,’4 t - ^ >T'' ' ^ >f * ^ » \ 5 44'' &. ‘ 1600 ^210 VALUE W £Y£ CHOPPED OUR PRICES FOR THIS FREE SERVICE SPECIAL PRESIDENTS SALE! CONTRACT FOR ONE REBATE EXTRA YEAR... THUNDERBIRD For 1983 on selected now 1982's when you buy now' WITH UNLIMITED Your ohor> from Volkswagen of America. C;,'in even be applied to your down paym ent. MILEAGE!! olfer unds February 25. 1983 SAMPLE BUY 1982 QUANTUM TRULY THE MOST BEAUTIFUL THUNDERBIRD GL 4 Door Sedan EVER Full power equipment Including power win- ddws, power steering, power brakes, power door locks, 6 way seat, power antenna, velour Perfect Combination off Sporty Aerodynamic Interior, air conditioning, automatic transmis Styiing and Luxury Aii in One. sion, Intermitent wipers, dual side sport mirrors, AM -FM stereo radio with cassette, Stop In And See For Yourself______polyglycoat rustproofing and morell —SAVEONUSED- — SAVE ON NEW TRUCKS— 1983 Ranger Pickup’s 1982 Granada QL 4dr...... 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All freight, dealer prep 450 tachometer, steel-belted radials, and full Rusty Jones rustproofing body ' moldings, rear step included. Mint white. Stk. #3663 bumper, full precare group. All List $10,717. Rusty Jones rustproofing. Stk. #3666. List $8857. Doorbuster at Doorbuster at *9999 *8199 NIQHtHAWK' 760 " w * * GIFT BOON BONUS * * * %* FREE GIFT wilh purchase of every new and used car or truck d u ri^ this s^e. . Select Vsluabls Mercffiandlte from Our Gift Catalog. > MADA ‘ PARTiaPANT - W^iNTER READY USED GARS* - ' A' 1991 PONTIAC QRANO P9MX L J Beautiful 1-owner car Equipped with r a - such "Goodtes 'as power sliding moon ItTt MERCURY CAPRI foot, factory styled road wheels, air Beautiful 1 owner car • totally ck)uipped automatic, power steering h brakes, itiduding automatic, power tieenng, air, cruise control, stereo PLUS MORE!, mid stereo cassette even 2 snow tires, baby night blue extenof with blue veiour in m ' ‘ blue terior. A ’'Yum m y ' Stk #3635-1 , SALE *4695 *7995 F # f i # r«Pt...*4v , 1979 DATSUN 219 Just bareiy 28,000 milas on this 1-owner 1979 DATSUN LONOSED PICKUP Datsun. Serviced since new by us. No catalytic converter means this car runs on Regular gas, 5-speed transmission, one regular gas* Has aulomaiic. rust proofed owner, camper cap even air condition when new. Body moldings, extre snow ing. saddle tan. Stk. #5176 tires, frost while Stk #3629:1 SALE * 4195 SALE . ^ * 3 9 9 5 CenHee#cvhi DECORMIEII DATSUN leiuwfNwidNOeRNp aOAthm a St, HRRohRiHr 285 BROAD ST., MANCH. • 643-4185 (KaH 99 001-9$) 949-97$$ Mon., Tues., W ed. & Fri. 9:30 to 8 pm • Thun, 'til 6 pnt • 8l. *19 4 jam