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U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wcdnegdav. Jan. 13, 1M« AjlWjAbstinenceislOOperce^^ Burned boy: Names in the News Scarred, in pain, The three-week visit is expected to cover Western but alive / page 7 Sonny talks about Cher Austraiia, Victoria, Queensiand, New South Wales ice: Notre Dame too much for EC / page 11 NEW YO R K (A P ) - Sonny Bono - singer, and Tasmania, the paiace said Tuesday. Australia is celebrating the 200th anniversary of restaurateur and Palm Springs mayoral candidate the voyage of the first British coloniais to settle the — says it took about 10 years to get over his split with Cher and get on with his new careers. island-continent. “ Up until then, in the back of your mind you always have that picture of ‘This wouid be real good Mandrell host for awards If I could do that with Cher,’ orwhatever,” Bonotoid Vanity Fair in its February issue. "But to move •i NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Entertainer Bar forward you really do have to disconnect. If you bara Mandrell will be among the co-hosts of the 15th don’t, you can’t go on.’ ’ annual American Music Awards on Jan. 25. Bono, who hopes to be elected mayor in Aprii, said Others will be Smokey Robinson, Whitney his career went down after the split. " I t ’s Houston, Mick Fleetwood and the Bee Gdes. depressing. You become part of a circuit ... you The awards will be presented during a live iJIaurhratrr Manchnslnr A City ol Villafli; Charm \imlh guest-star on ‘Love Boat’ and ‘Fantasy Island’ and ABC-TV broadcast. that’s your career.’’ ’87 wasn’t Bather’s best Bonet leads worst-dressed Thursday, Jan. 14,1988 30 Cents WASHINGTON (AP) - CBS anchorman Dan LOS ANGELES (AP) — Mr. Blackwell, the Rather acknowledges 1987 “ wasn’t my best year," self-appointed fashion arbiter of best and worst, has but was a- comeback year for him and the news declared actress Lisa Bonet to be the worst-dressed division. S O N N Y B O N O Q U E E N E L IZ A B E T H II D A N R A TH ER woman of the year. “ We had a year, and I had a year, in which, yeah, At a news conference Tuesday, he described J . . he got over it . . heading Down Under back in first place we got knocked down a few times, more than one Bonet’s wardrobe as “ Dracula’s idea of a good Football coacli quits at l\AHS would like,” Rather said. Interviewed in Tuesday’s tim e.” dancer, fashion model and actress. This year’s 28th-annual list of 10 ten worst-dressed editions of The Washington Post. “ But when you can Ava Gardner hospitalized Wednesday by Directorof Athletics chester head coach for five years. coach will have time to prepare Air Force from 1968 to 1971 before “ I don’t think that anyone who knows me would women had 12 names because of two ties. By Len Auster get up and come back, that’s a good year.” Manchester Herald Mike Simmons, who said,“ A His 1987 team posted a 3-6-1 record spring and summer practice sche returning to Rockville where he ever think of me as a delicate flower,” Samms said No. 2 was Diane Keaton (“ a bag lady” ) No. 3 The “ CBS Evening News,” which spent weeks at SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) - Actress Ava change in career interests necessi with his five-year won-lost-tied dules, "It (the process) won’t drag was an assistant under Simmons Gardner has been hospitalized for a week because of in Jan. 9’s TV Guide. “ I am definitely the boss.” actress Justine Bateman (“ stuffed sausage” ) and the bottom of the ratings earlier in the year, has The death of her 8-year-old younger brother from Manchester High School head tated this resignation,” record 25-24-2. out that long.’ Simmons said. for 10 years. He followed Simmons a recurring respiratory problem but is in good tied at No 4,-“ Minsky's rejects” Cher and Cyndi “ I am very close friends with Cournoyer’s team in 1984 posted a been in first place for the past 16 weeks. aplastic anemia, ultimately inspired her to found football coach Ron Coumoyer has Coumoyer was appointed as head to Manchester, serving as defen condition and will likely be released in a week, a Lauper. Ron.’; Simmons said today. “ I felt coach Jan, 15, 1983, to replace 6-4 overall mark and shared the sive coordinator for three years The news division underwent layoffs and budget Starlight, an organization that grants wishes to resigned. cuts, but won back the morning news time period, hospital official said. Also listed were; 5, Monaco’s Princess Stephanie; "A lot of people are surprised but initially he was going tocomeback. Simmons. He guided the 1983 team first Central Connecticut Confer before taking over the head post in A critically and terminally ill children. The 66-year-old actress flew here from her home 6, Shelley Long; 7, Joan Collins; 8, Sally Kellerman; I thought about it for a couple of The final decision probably was a to an 8-2 mark and the first Central ence East Division title at 6-1. 1983. kept “ West 57th” on the air and is embarking on a At 16, she had to withdraw from the Royal Ballet in London and was admitted to St. John's Hospital 9, Meg Ryan; 10, Sonia Braga and Susan Sullivan. weeks,” Coumoyer said today. "At surprise. It was a decision I’m sure Connecticut Interscholastic Manchester was 3-7 in 1985 and 5-5-1 "W e’re going to find it very prime-time documentary series, “ 48 Hours,” next School in London because she developed bursitis in week. on Jan. 6, spokesman Armen Markarian said the end of five years I decided to he made without outside pres.sure. I League outright championship for in 1966. difficult to replace a coach of Ron's Tuesday. her hips. A brief stint as a model made Samms Rock is missing something evaluate my situation and after think the final decision came over the school in 30 years. Coumoyer is a 1960 graduate of caliber,” Simmons said. "The She was admitted “ for a general checkup and realize it was not for her. wrestling with my heart, I decided the holidays.” Speaking today of his decision, Mary E. Wells High School in football program has improved Designer turns to towns treatment of a recurrring respiratory condition Her next choice was acting, and her career took MILWAUKEE (AP) — Guitarist Les Paul, whose to submit my resignation.” ” We are very sorry to lose Ronas Coumoyer said, ” My wife has been Southbridge, Mass., and a 1964 each of the five years Ron has been off after she landed a spot on “ General Hospital” NEW YORK (AP) — Fashion designer Ralph relating to a previous admission for pneumonia.” invention of the solid-body electric guitar helped “ After 28 years as a player and a football coach,” said Manchester very supportive and they -(Sim- graduate of American Interna head coach. The athletic depart and then went on to parts on "Dynasty” and “ The Principal Jacob Ludes today. "H e’s ment would like to thank Ron and Lauren doesn’t want to buy the southwest Colorado Markarian said. start it all, says there’s something missing in coach, I wanted to be beamed up by monsand Ludes) are two of the best tional College in Springfield, Mass. Colbys.” been everthing we want as a Coach. administrators anyone can have.” He began his coaching career in wish him continued success,” Sim town that houses his ranch — he just wants to "M iss Gardner is in good condition, is resting today’s rock ’n’ roll. Scotty. I need new challenges. I N want to open a new chapter in my He’s brought our team forward Simmons said the position will be 1964 as an assistant coach at mons, a longtime friend, said in the redesign it. comfortably and should be discharged in about a “ What we’re missing is something that we can life,” said Coumoyer. with the kind of attitude and values adverti.sed locally and statewide. Rockville High School on Jerry news release. Lauren says in February’s Vanity Fair that he has week,” he said. hum, something that is romantic, that has some Queen going to Austraiia RON COURNOYER The announcement of the resig you’d want.” A timetable has not been set to fill Fitzgerald’s staff. approached the town fathers of Ridgway, where he heart and soul to it,” said Paul, who earned 36 gold . . wants to “beam up” nation came in a statement issued Coumoyer. 45, served as Man the position. However, the new He served a four-year tour in the Please turn to page 10 and his wife have a 13,000-acre ranch, with an offer She’s no deiicate fiower LONDON (A P) — Queen Elizabeth II and her records with former wife, Mary Ford, with such hits to redesign the town — at his expense. husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, will tour Australia as “ How High the Moon.” There’s just one small trade-off, Lauren says in RADNOR, Pa. (AP) — “ Dynasty” star Emma from April 19 to May 10 to mark the country’s Paul, 72, is credited with the 1940s inventions of jest: "T v e always had an ambition to be the Samms has used adversity in her life to temper her bicentennial celebrations, Buckingham Palace the solid-body electric guitar, multitrack recording Few fear sheriff.” self-discipline while molding herself into a ballet said. and the electronic echo sound. Unauthorized censorship CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Yarn Mill work halted by town in schoois IHOMES IR00MRIATE8 I MISCELLANEOUS ICARS CARS CARS By Lee Mltgang lAPAItTIIEIITS MISCELLANEOUS The Associated Press IFOR RENT FOR RENT IWANTEO FOR SALE FOR SALE nFOR SALE gnMFOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE ROOMMATE Wanted. TEE Shirt transfers. Ap OLDS Sedan 1939. O rig i By Nancy Concelman of the order and that it was being One school principal reacted immediately to a MANCHESTER. Quality MANCHESTER Porter 8x16 Car hauler. Heavy Manchester Herald Street. 6 room Colon Female. Large living proximately 3000, also nal 6 cylinder flathead, SUZUKI Samurai Special duty, dual wheel with handled by his partner. John U.S. Supreme Court ruling broadening control of 1 bedroom, heat, hot 50 to 100k num erals and SUBARU 1978 G F. 4 door E d itio n 1987. K elley Ahern. Brophy said Ahem was on a water and all applian ial. 3 bedroom, 2 cor room and kitchen, 2 60,000 original miles, Sedan. 5 spped. New brake set up available. student newspapers by moving to block a story garage. No pets. Secur bedroom. Easy access letters tor shirts, caps, runs good, recent Blue Book warranty $900, 742-8758 Scott, The town Building Department contmetion site in West Haven and about AIDS. But many students and educators ces Included, air condi etc. Best o ffer. 649-3642 tire and exhaust. En and Master Shield Rust tioning, quiet, on bus ity and references. to 1-84. Fountain V il paint, chrome, uphols gine In good condition. ENGINE. 300, from Mav- has ordered the developers of the couldn’t be reached for comment. said press freedom was not endangered. S1200.00 per month plus lage A partm ents. $315 after 5;30pm.a tery. A clean car. $5000. Protection. Take over Yarn Mill to stop Interior construc Brophy said he couldn’t comment line. Ideal for middle Excellent gas mileage. paym ents. 643-9452. erick. Runs great. $200 The high court ruled Wednesday that public aged or senior citizen. utilities. Coll RE/MAX per month. 282-1985 742-8758 Scott. Needs some w ork. $600 or best offer. 643-2659. tion after work was done without a on whether or not the firm was school officials could censor student newspapers S5S0 per month. 247- East, Rosalie Z. Bru- Linda. BROWN 1974 Datsun negotiable. Call An A M C Concord 1979. 2 permit, an official said today. aware of the building permit for reasons they considered necessary for nettl 647-1419. A fter 6 door, 6 cylinder, auto 5030. ENDROLLS 260Z. Good body. Good drew Y . 643-2711 days. West Haven-based Brophy Ah regulations because Ahem is re educational goals. Jim Warren, principal of p.m . 643-7014. 27Vb srtdth - 2S« running Condition. 649-9276 m ornings 7-8 matic, AM-FM, solid, CARS ROCKVILLE. Beautiful 4 13W widlh • a ter 2te dependable. $850. 649- HMSALE em, which plans to convert the sponsible for all aspects of con- Homestead High in Cupertino, Calif., said he bedroom, new wall to VERNON Immaculate 3 $2300. Coll 649-8845 af evenings 5-8. Yam Mill at 210 Pine St. into stmetion and was probably the one wants to delay publication of the article about a bedroom, 2 both ITV/STEREO/ MUST M ptekad up at tha ter 5p.m. 6039. wall carpeting, heating Harald Oltlca Monday thru residences and retail stores, was who received the order. student AIDS victim in the school newspaper system and remodel Ranch. Nice area. Feb ■APPLIANCES ru a ry 1st. 223-3700. Thuraday baiota 11 a.ni.onty. issued a cease-and-desist order by The cease-and-desist order came until he is sure the student’s identity will be ing. STDOper m onth plus the town Building Department Jan. UNION, Connecticut. SPEED Queen gas dryer. a day after Brophy and Ahern protected. utilities. Call for details 6 after work was done on the inside 10am-8pm. 644-5273. Fully furnished year In excellent condition. officials said they planned to appeal Mike Calcagno, editor-in-chief of the "The of the building without a building local zoning restrictions placed on Epitaph,” said the newspaper will publish the MANCHESTER. 2 bed round waterfront home $150. 643-2508. JANUARY IS ACCORD MONTH on Lake Mashopaug 30” Magic Chef gas stove, permit, chief Building Inspector the mill conversion plans. story Friday — identifying the AIDS victim with 4 room, heat, hot water and appliances. $560. for rent. Ideal for pro- white, very good condi Automotive Russell Davidson said. The cease-and-desist order pro a pseudonym — no matter what the principal References, lease and fesslonol or retired tion. $50. C all 649-2372. He said that the firm had begun hibits any constmetion inside the does. couple. References, security. No pets. 647- GOOD working used z j- AT MANCHESTER HONDA... putting partitions up inside the building until Brophy Ahem has a Many student editors seemed unalarmed by 9876 evenings.______lease, last month rent lor T.V.s from $40 to CARS Yarn Mill building. Brophy Ahern building permit. Davidson said he the 5-3 ruling that a Hazelwood, Mo., high school and security required. only has approval to clean up the met Wednesday with Brophy and 474 M a in Street. 2nd flo o r, No pets. $750 per month $125. 742-9185. FOR SALE principal did not violate students’ free-speech 3 rooms. Heated. No plus utlltles. John Kay GAS stove. Excellent building and replace windows. Martin Staur, the firm’s architect, rights by ordering stories about teen pregnancy appliances. $480. Se Real Estate. (413)24^ condition. $100. T ele Davidson said he could not along with town fire marshals to and divorce deleted from a student paper. curity. No pets. 646- 7510. phone 649-2204. comment on whether or not offi review plans for the residential "A school need not tolerate student speech 2426. SOUTH Windsor Beauti CLYDE cials from the firm were aware of portion of the mill. Because plans that is inconsistent with its basic educational MANCHESTER. Availa ful fully modernized 6 FUEL OIL/COAL/ CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. the regulations. Lawrence Brophy. submitted Wednesday weren’t mission even though the government could not ble Immediately. 1 bed room home. Kitchen, FIREWOOD ROUTE 83, VERNON president of the firm, said Tuesday stamped, Brophy Ahem must sub censor similar speech outside the school,” room. $465 per month. living room, dining he knew nothing about a cease-and- mit plans stamped by a registered 61 FIraMrd •4995 Justice Byron R. White wrote for the court. Convenient location. room, 3 bedrooms, Vh desist order. Security and referen 64 Olda Clara 4 dr. •7795 School administrators "generally appreciate baths, laundry room, SEASONED FIREWOOD But today, he said he was aware Please turn to page 10 the importance of the journalistic experience for ces required. No pets. Cut ■ Split • Delivered 64 Camaro Coup* •8495 large porch overlook •10,795 students and will very likely try not to intervene Boyle Management. ing Inground pool. 64 Pontiac Trana Am 649-4800. Woodstove. A/C. YOU LOAD AT SITE Truck 65 Chavalta 4 dr. •4695 unless they feel it is absolutely necessary,” said Gary Marx, associate director of the American ELDERLY Housing. Now Beautiful yard, conve R .& R R*imI Ctearlsg 66 Eacort 4 dr. •4995 taking applications for nient location. $1100 D A D g Firewood 65 Chav. Aatro vit< •10,195 Association of School Administrators. per month Including Free-Sunday plea -h\t- Still, some principals said they did not relish one and two bedroom 487-0515 or 4290229 65 Chavy Caprica 4 dr. •8495 apartments. Call 528- heat and hot water. No 66 Nova 4 dr. vndM •8995 O iS ~ ~ ------their new power. 6522. pets. 651-3644 P .m . and 66 Camaro Z26 •13,995 The ruling "makes me anxious,” said David 1 Bedroom Townhouse. weekends or 289-7537 FIREWOOD SALE 66 Olda Dana Cpa •12,995 Rich, of Bethel High School in Spanaway, Wash. Spacious kitchen, re anytim e. *40 par cord, 6 ft, langtha, 67 Chav. Calabrnyddr. •10,995 puzzles officials ” We don’t censor our school newspaper. The graan, dallvartd. 4 cord frigerator, stove, dis M A N C H E S T E R 3 bed minimum. MC/VISA 67 Cadi Eldorado *Z\ ,995 things in the Hazelwood case are just the kinds of hwasher, microwave, room duplex with attic, 67 Spactrum 4 dr. •8495 things students want to read about.” living room with fire basement and garage. Northirn FIrawood 67 Chavalta i dr. •5495 By Andrew Yurkovsky not at issue. In Provo, Utah, Steve Garrett, adviser to place, wall to wall car Omrlbutore ” I suppose what I really think is, Convenient to shop Manchester Herald Orem High School’s award-winning newspaper, peting, A/C, 2 zone it’s a sensitivity issue,” she said. ping and schools. $675 630-0050 said he believed the high court was wrong. heat. $625 plus utilities. plus utilities and secur 872-9111 Carr added that if any kind of bias The head of a local church group 'T m disappointed the decision went the way it Col I after 6pm. 649-2369. ity. References re would be involved in the town's has requested that town and school did because I think that will give some Bedroom apartment. quired. 643-7779. lOFFICE/RETAIL taking a stand on Sunday schedul officials refrain from scheduling inistrators license to turn a valuable tool Heat, hot water, stove, ■EQUIPMENT events on Sunday mornings even ing, it would be a bias “ in favor of refrigerator, carpeting NEVER PLACED a wont TAKE A LOOK nothing more than a very bland announce- though most officials today said what the majority of citizens would on busline. Older per od? There's nothing to It 87 Chev Astro Van l A OoorDoor LockaLcSL* a *1°*®a , Ootm Bew ETR Divid Kool/M*ncniHt«r H«ral^ t sheet.” FIVE metal ottice desks, r ^ ''"■CondWoni!^®*’ * ' W they don’t sponsor activities then. want.” S son preferred. No pets. ... lust dial 643-2711 and 4 CpI. Chain. TV Mike Gaherty, faculty adviser to the Central 5 choirs. Good condi *15,400 She said MACC’s intent was to $450 plus security. 643- we’ll help you word and Nancy Carr, the executive direc STUDENT PRESS — Stephen Armstrong, center, adviser to Manchesfter " High School Register in Omaha, Neb., said there tion. $15 to $25 each. 84 Cougar aai«a make town officials aware of the 6802 or 649-6205. place your ad. *6495 tor of the Manchester Area Confer was ” no particular alarm” when he told 646-1418. churches’ concern. High Schooi's student newspaper. The High Schooi Worid, looks over some 84TBIrdvt.4aK *6495 ence of Churches, said the intent of students of the ruling. COPIER. 3M Secretary the request was not to get the town Assistant Superintendent Wilson past issues with senior Tom Shells and co-editor Deborah Bray. The U.S. II. Beta desktop. $250, 84 Lynx 1 Or. *1995 But he addOd: ” I think there’s a potential for STORE AND government to take any action, but E. Deakin Jr. said today that the Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that high school officials have the power 9 OFFICE SPACE good condition, tele 86 Toyota Cratalda having the paper misused by principals because phone 649-2231. l * , ) to increase awareness about the school has been sensitive to the to censor school newspapers throughout the country. they could see the paper as a public relations tool aia. W». Loadad 2 9 9 9 Find the *11,400 concerns of the church group. concerns of the town’s Christian for the school.” NEW Building. Interior 84 Chev Caprice MACC sent a letter to town and community. He said the schools to suit occupant. 750 to RECREATIONAL "To me, an administrator’s role is to allow Wgn., LoadBd. BbIqb *6495 school officials last month asking have never scheduled athletic or responsible journalism within a school,” said Item you 1,000 square feet unit. EQUIPMENT Utilities and parking 82 Buick Century them “ to review your policies and other events on Sundays. Reaction mixed at MHS Janet Skinner, principal of Hillcrest High School Included. Peterman a Or., a. AT. ra. ac *4295 practices which may involve Sun He added that such scheduling is in Dallas whose "Hillcrest Hurricane” was need or V.S.A. Exercise machine day morning scheduling and re “ strictly forbidden” by the Connec Building Company. with weights and bar 83 RX7 siMr. aiK *6495 judged the state’s best student newspaper last 649-9404. schedule such activities where ever ticut interscholastic athletic mies. bells. $65.00 or best 83 Olds Cutlaaa year. sell the and whenever it is possible.” Non-school groups, however, may MANCHESTER 1725 otter. Regulation pool Cl«ra. 4 Or. MrouQhBfn on student press curbs "And if you can teach that to students, then square feet, all or part. table. $200.00. 643-7096. AT. ra, AC But in letters of response to use school facilties on Sundays, he this won’t become an issue,” she said. Private lavatory, pri 87 Merc Cougar CT 06040 MACC, school and recreation offi said. item you student-produced newspaper, the Spectrum. Amy Smith, co-editor of the Hurricane, I vate parking. Ideal cials contended that the groups Recreation Director Scott By Andrew J. Davis Main St. location. Con - 646-3515 The controversy started in the spring of 1983 agreed; ” I think we ail basically agree with it ■MISCELLANEOUS have not scheduled any events for Sprague wrote to Carr last month Manchester Herald don’t use venient to highways. 82 Olds Cutlass when Hazlewood East High School Principal and feel the same way. To us, the responsible FOR SALE tuatafna. 4 Dr.. 4IK *5295 Sunday morning. that no Recreation Department publications are not going to be affected by Immediate occupancy. High school students, principals and news Robert Reynolds refused to permit publication 83 Cougar LS Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said events are scheduled on Sunday this.” In the 649-9001. paper advisers had mixed reactions today to of two articles in the newspaper. The articles SUPER Single woterbed T « v v t *5295 today that he does not foresee the mornings. Sprague said the depart VERNDN. Route 83, neor mattress. New. Still In Wednesday's Supreme Court ruling which gives dealt with teen-age pregnancy and divorce. circle. 1200 square feet 87 SaWe ‘OS' town Board of Directors taking any ment has refrained from holding box. $50. 455-9609. 4 Dr.. Loadtd *1 3,399 action on MACC's request. Sunday morning events as "an public school officials broad power to censor The article on teen-age pregnancy consisted of ovqllable nowl Reaso student newspapers and other forms of TODAY’S HERALD M an clM stB r nable rent. 1-223-1325. 87 Line. Continental . " I don't think it’s an issue that’s unwritten policy.” personal accounts from pregnant students, Sell Your C ar 1988 HONDA under (the Board of Directors) exprer jion. reaction of the students’ parents, discussion on LO.MM4 $AVE Sprague added that the Recrea H t r a l d A C C O R D LX jurisdiction,” he said. “ I don’t really agree with It,” said Deborah how the news changed the students’ future plans ■roommates 85 Nissan Stanza tion Department does schedule The Board of Directors discussed Bray, co-editor of The High School World, the and gave details of their sex lives. Their names WANTED 4 or *5995 4 Door, 5 Speed... events for Sunday afternoon. Index ns 88 Toyota Corolla ^ the letter during its meeting on student newspaper of Manchester High School. were changed to protect their identities. 4 Lines — 10 Days 'hiesday but took no action. A resolution adopted by MACC’s " If it’s a school-sponsored paper, I can seethe The article on divorce focused on the effect of 20 pages, 2 sections C o il tllB FEMALE-26 seeks room 504 charge each addi *7495 reasoning behind it,” said Stacey Zackin, mate to shore Beacon DiRosa added that he does not Board of Directors in November divorce on children. Business . A nhltim rlAA in tional line, per day. You 86 M«rc Lynx believe that the request involves a said that "an increasing number of photography editor of the MHS student news C lM flfltd HIM Condominium. 7 Though school policy required Reynolds to CIsssIfled. 16-20 O pinion A minutes to Hartford. can cancel at any time. 4 0r„ AiAo.ra S iliA C possible conflict between the sepa events sponsored by athletic, paper. “ If it's going to hurt the school. It’s their AC.AM/PM * 4 1 9 0 review the pages. Bray said she did not think he C o m ics. 17 P«inpli> Q D a p t. $350 Includes heat and ration of church and state. That school, and civic organizations job.” qORRV MANO£SrtRHONCA should have pulled the articles because they Connecticut . i RpnrtB 1V 14 hot water. 528-7023 of- The Supreme Court ruled 5-3 Wednesday that NO REFUNDS OR question had been raised at Tues have been scheduled on Sunday TftlAvIftlnn 1A ter 5:30pm. moriarty THE PROFESSIONALS a Hazelwood. Mo., high school principal did not dealt with “ important” issues. Focus . 15 * 4 3 - 1 7 1 1 ADJUSTMENTS day’s meeting of the directors. mornings, thus reducing the oppor 11 fi /Wnrirl A 7 MANC kIRSTER Fem ale Carr agreed with DiRosa that the tunities for worshiporparticipation violate students’ free-speech rights by ordering Local news . 24 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER 2 W eather 2 a.m . d roommate. Non- CALL HERALD BROTHERS > split between church and state Is in the event.’’ two pages deleted from an issue of a Please turn to page 10 L o tte ry . 8:30 I smoker. 2 bedroom. 301 Cggtsr S«rt«t 5:00 p.m. >270 plus Vi utilities. CLASSIFIED Maaehtstgr, CT Deposit. F e b ru a ry 1. 6 4 6 - 3516 Just 8 Miles From '■®'‘ Hartford 563-8234 ext. 3548 days K athy. 643-2711 643-5135 t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Jan. 14, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Jan. 14, 19M - » About Toivf* Town grades Reagan 'F Day care sign-in pian is urged Fellowship meets D ance set Women’s Aglow Fellowship will Manchester Association for Re meet on Wednesday at 7 p.m. at tarded Citizens is holding iU 2-year-old lost in cold sparks debate about procedure First Federal Savings ft Loan holiday dinner dance at the Work in urban problems aid Association on West Middle Turn shop on M d a y from 6:30 to 9:30 pike. Virginia Grous, president of p.m. The event is sponsored by the Bv Nancy Pappas people avoid nnisunderstandlngs." such as on a clipboard, would really be By Andrew Yurkovskv More than 70 percent of the Manchester to handle bookkeeping the Manchester fellowship, will national accounts department of Manchester Herald The police concluded that the incident on resented," said Steams. “ It would seem to be Manchester Herald leaders at the NLC conference gave for the tax because gasoline con Monday morning had been one such misun detracting from the family-type atmosphere, speak. Aetna Life ft Casualty U fe Insu sumption is recorded by computer. rance Co., Hartford; Aetnatec; and the federal government a rating of A 2-year-old-boy who wandered from a day derstanding between the day care operator making it more formal.” He said it is a greater burden for Ehigineerlng and Farmington Man Manchester was one of 410 cities either "D ” or " F .” care home into S-degree temperatures Mon and the mother. A centrally-located clipboard on which that gave President Reagan and the smaller communities with less- Support group meets agement Inc. Cassano said that the federal day has sparked discussion among both day The incident did not surprise Maribeth parents sign their names as children arrive federal government a poor rating sophisticated bookkeeping care providers and state officials over the Steams, family day care coordinator in the might not have helped in Monday’s incident or The Hartford Area Support for its failure to address urban government has passed the burden techniques. need for a sign-in procedure. Manchester office of Child & Family others like it, said Jeanne Millstein, the Group for people who stutter will Club hat dinner problems during a conference of of regional problems onto the Allan Beals, the NLC executive Some day care operators said in interviews Services,. statewide daycare program manager for the meet on Sunday, Jan. 24, 7 p.m. at the National League of Cities in Las shoulders of state and municipal director, said earlier this week that Wednesday that such a procedure was needed " I know of many providers who have had Department of Human Resources. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Manchester Lodge 73 will host the Vegas last month. governments. He charged that despite a strong economy nation to address what one called "that gray area, mothers who walk into an empty living room, " It still doesn’t confront the central issue: Topics to be discussed will be EMLU Square Head Oub on federal educational funding has wide, the difficulties cities face the morning drop-off.” Their comments drop off their children and leave,” Steams Does every adult know exactly where every telephone problems, self- Tuesday, Feb. 9 at the Masonic " I rated them as low as possible been cut in half since Reagan took remain severe. followed an incident Monday in which the boy said. "The care provider might be in another child is at all times?” Millstein asked. confidence and mutual support. Temple on East Center Street. because I experience firsthand the office in 1981. F\inding for housing "Many of the toughest problems was found about a half a block away from a room, changing a diaper or something. Then An alternative is to have a sign-in sheet The group is open to all individuals Reservations for a corned beef deterioration of service,” said town has become "nonexistent,” he facing our cities and our nation — day care home by a neighbor. she walks back in and is surprised to find a that’s handled by a day care provider. That is who stutter. For more information, dinner at 6:30 p.m. may be made Director Stephen T. Cassano, a added. poverty, drugs, homelessness, af No charges were filed in connection with the child has arrived.” how things are handled at The Children’s call 875-8401 after 7 p.m. with John O. Nelson, 646-1318. Democrat. An example of the incompetence fordable housing and crime, to incident, which police said was not "uncom Other day care owners have had parents Place in Manchester. The director. Holly James A. Stratford, district dep Cassano, who is the presldeiit of of the federal government is a name just a few — again showed mon." The boy's mother said she believed the suggest that a child be dropped off at a street Urbanetti-Cassano, said that a staff member Awards given uty of the 6C Masonic district of the the League’s Small Cities Council, gasoline tax that became effective some signs of worsening in the past child was at the home while the day care home corner, said Karen Germam," who serves with notes on a clipboard when a child has arrived, Grand Lodge of Connecticut, will represented Manchester at the Jan. 1, Cassano said. Municipalities year, and there is litle reason to operator said she believed the mother had Carol Kirby as co-president of Manchester and jots down any information which the HEBRON — Karen Higgins, of preside the Master Mason degree at conference, which was held Dec. using more than 10,000 gallons a expect any dramatic improve taken the child after he threw a tantrum. Family Day Care Exchange. " I ’ve had it parent passes along that day. RHAM High School, daughter of 7:30 p.m. He will be assisted by 11-15. He gave both the federal month are reimbursed for the tax ments in 1988,” Beales said. To Linda Johnson, the director of Manches suggested to me by one of my parents, as "W e feel responsible for the child as soon as Mr. and Mrs. Richard Higgins of officers of Scandinavian descent. government and the Reagan ad each month, but smaller municipal J ter’s Kindercare Learning Center, the inci well," she said. he and the parent come through our front Andover, has been named a recip All Master Masons in the area are ministration an " F ” for its "treat ities receive reimbursement on a Reports from the Washington dent sounded like "the worst kind of But most licensed day care homes have door,” Urbanetti-Cassano said. "But from the ient of the Connecticut Association welcome to attend. ment of the problems faced by yearly basis. bureau of Scripps League News nightmare." written into their policies or contracts, a point of view of the classroom staff, the child’s o f School Administrators municipalities.” Cassano said it is easy for papers are Included In this story. However, even when things are going requirement for a face-to-face conversation day begins when that clipboard is signed.” Superintendent-Student Award. Adult courses set smoothly, the arrival of children in the between parent and care provider, said Kirby. Although Steams and others believed that a Criteria for nomination Is based on morning is a gray area, “ where no one is "I tell parents right up front that I expect formal sign-in procedure might be a good idea community service and service to The following adult education really sure who is in charge, who is them to come in and talk with me,” Kirby said. — both for day care homes and for larger others, academic accomplishment courses will resume at Bennet centers — they point out that such a regulation Cheney interior work starts responsible for the child,” she said. “ I consider that a very important part of the and effort, and leadership service Junior High School on Feb. 2; High And in Connecticut, there is no formal day.” would probably be unenforceable. to the school. The faculty recom School Equivalency (GED) Prepa Rsglnald Plnto/Minchaitar H trda sign-in procedure required between parent Kirby and other home day care owners Registered day care homes are inspected mends the nominees. ration, FTe-High School Review, Bv Alex Girelll were too high. A subcommittee $48,000. That is more than enough to A and care provider, which might heip to define interviewed said they have no formal sign-in by the DHR once every three years, and the Also awarded were Christine Adult Basic Education, English for AIDS FORUM — Lynn Gustafson, head Immune’ Deficiency Syndrome. The Manchester Herald from the Cheney Hall Foundation match the $34,500 grant and finance the time when parental responsibility leaves procedure. unregistered ones are never inspected, Bocynesky, daughter of Mr. and Foreign Bom (ESL), and Literacy nurse for Manchester schools, speaks to school’s Parent-Teacher-Student Or worked with the architect, Malm- the current contract with Ansaldi. because people don’t know where they are, The Andrew Ansaldi Co. has feldt Associates of Glastonbury, to Donald Kuehl, a member of the off and day care responsibility begins. "It might be a good idea,” Germain said. Mrs. Basil Bocynesku of Hebron Courses In very basic Reading and about 20 people Wednesday at Bennet ganization sponsored the AIDS forum. "W e don’t have anything in our regulations "Actually, I think it would make my life Marcus said. and Timothy Fellman, son of Mr. Writing Skills. begun work to restore the interior of reduce the scope of the proposed foundation, said the town’s Com that speaks to that point,” said Carrie easier. I would be able to use it for billing, "So the sign-in might become Just another of and Mrs. Garfield Fellman of All courses meet Tuesday and Junior High School on Acquired century-old Cheney Hall under a work for the new bids. mission on the Handicapped has Simmons, a social worker wilh the state figuring out the hours, especially for my the regulations which are nearly impossible to Marlborough. Thursday evening from 6:30 to 9:30 $73,800 contract signed last week Of the $73,800 cost, $34,300 will written the foundation saying it Department of Human Resource’s Day Care part-time children.” enforce.” Announced as RHAM’s delegate p.m. for 10 weeks. All courses are with Little Theatre of Manchester. come from a matching grant from would give whatever support it can Division. On the other hand, she and other care The answer, said Marcus, lies with to the State Hugh O'Brien Youth free of charge to area residents, The theater group will manage the Connecticut Historical Society. to any effort to make the hall the hall when renovations to it are accessible to the handicapped. There are more than 100 registered daycare providers said that parents might resent education of day care providers. Leadership Conference is Rachel who should register at the first Oniy fooiproof AIDS cure Exterior renovation ot the his N completed. Kuehl said the architects are homes in Manchester, and at least as many having to take the time to sign in. "They must want to have some sort of Foran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. class. toric hall has beeh completed and studying that problem, a difficult which are unregistered, according to DHR "I know I have at least one mom who would sign-in routine for the morning, because they Dennis Foran of Andover. Kathryn The contract for preliminary the work in progress now is the first one to solve when historic accuracy figures. resent it, because she’s always in a rush,” must see that it is for their own benefit, in the Rivard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. interior renovation work includes step of interior renovation. The Norman Rivard of Andover, was has to be preserved. Hannah Marcus, Manchester’s director of Germain said. long mn,” she said. Exhibit set is abstinence, students told removing a concrete slab and a total budget for the work Is $1.2 Kuehl said possibilities include a human services, believes that a sign-in Another problem, said Steams, is that runner-up. wood floor in the basement and million and it is being financed by parents often choose a family day care home DHR will soon begin a new round of training Fellman was also selected as the Dianne Thurston, local artist, removable ramp to be set up when regulation might be helpful. March. excavating about a foot to lower the grants and contributions. instead of a larger institution because they are classes for daycare providers, Marcus said. high school’s recipient of the 1987-88 will exhibit her Nature in Abstract Bv Andrew J. Davis Gustafson told the audience how it is needed and an elevator chair “ There is no question that there needs to be Also, a state curriculum, geared floor level. a clearly defined point where a parent is seeking a casual, informal atmosphere. "This matter of a sign-in procedure should Daughters of the American Revolg- Paintings at Miller Real Estate, Manchester Herald the blood-borne, sexually- When the Cheney Hall Founda installed on a stairway to the "To some parents, and possibly some be an essential part of any training that is tion Good Citizen award. Main Street, through January, transmitted disease attacks the for elementary school children, The firm will also move an oil tion met Wednesday, Mary Blish of basement. turning the child over to the care provider," should be available by September, Marcus said. "It can help well-meaning providers as well, a requirement for a sign-in. done.” Thurston has been an artist for 20 "You are eventually going to immune system, the effect of the boiler under the contract. Little Theatre of Manchester, re During the meeting, the founda years and has a studio In Eiast know someone who has AIDS, ” said disease and the stages of the illness. Gustafson said. Ansaldi submitted the lowest of ported that $754,853 has been tion welcomed a new member, Mrs. Motherhood seminar Hampton. For more information, Lynn Gustafson, head nurse of She said currently there is no The best way to prevent the four bids at a bid opening Dec. IS. pledged for the restoration work Bonnie Krawiec. She replaces call 647-8000. Manchester schools and president known cure. disease is abstinence. After that, a The first bids were taken Nov. 4, over the next few years and that the Arnold Kleinschmidt, who has A half-day seminar for working of the National Association of "W e’re not talking about preg monogamous relationship is the but were rejected because they balance on hand now is about resigned from the foundation. Vote delayed on utilities marker slot mothers, entitled "All In A Day’s School Nurses. nancy, which will alter someone’s best prevention, she said. Work; Managing Career and Moth Gustafson was one of three life. We’re talking about death.” For those who want to remain erhood” , will be held at Manchester panelists who spoke Wednesday she said. "You are eventually going sexually active and not engage in a markout person. and sewer administrator, had re they do not have time to perform Aid hotline started Bv Andrew Yurkovskv Memorial Hospital Jan. 30 from 8 night at an Acquired Immune to know someone who has AIDS. monogamous relationship, wearing Manchester Herald Directors James F. “ Dutch” quested the new position be created their other assignments. Young a m . to 12:30 p.m. It Is sponsored by Connecticut students will be able a condom is a good practice, though Court hears building dispute Deficiency Syndrome conference You’ll know someone probably in Fogarty. Stephen T. Cassano, Mary because of Increasing demand for said. They also charge that the MMH, Manchester Community to pick up the telephone and receive at Bennet Junior High School. the next two to three years. It’s just it is not a guarantee, Gustafson Ann Handley and Theunls "Terry” the work. By state law, towns must markout work does not correspond A new job in the town water College’s Women’s Center, and advice on applying for student aid About 20 students, parents and a matter of time.” said. Martin, Gerald P. Rothman and permanently because the 15-day Werkhoven opposed the mark out underground utility lines with their job descriptions. Young, Bv Nancy Concelman department to mark out under Child and Family Services. beginning Jan. 25. school personnel braved the cold to As of Dec. 1, there were 580 "Abstinence is 100 percent,” she David A. Golas. period for filing appeals would be postponement. for construction and utilities com in a memorandum to the Board of Manchester Herald ground utilities on roadways will Professionals in the fields of The state’s Education and Em learn about the disease. reported cases of AIDS in Connecti said. In its appeal, filed with the town expired. have to wait at least until April. Director Barbara B. Weinberg panies within 48 hours of a request Directors, said creating the posi ployment Information Center will counseling, family relations, day The Bennet Parent-Teacher- cut, a figure which had doubled According to Cormier, there have The state Supreme Court must clerk in July 1986, Ansaldi said the "The decision could mean that The town Board of Directors, in a said today that the directors will or be liable for any possible tion would resolve the grievance. run the hotline Jan. 25 to Feb.4 in care and career development will Student Organization sponsored the from the prior 16 months, she said. been no known cases of the disease decide whether or not to uphold a PZC approved the subdivision town clerks must be uamed as 5-4 vote, agreed to postpone action wait until their April 5 meeting to damages. cooperation with the Connecticut lead related discussions. State meeting. Eighth and ninth grade students in the Manchester school system. Superior Court decision todismissa "without proper provision for defendants in appeals, but most on creation of the position during its act on the proposed position. By At present, markouts are being Young said creating the position Association of Progressional Fi Representative Nancy L. Johnson Gustafson, who has traveled at Bennet are also learning about Even so. the Manchester Board of constmetion company’s appeal of drainage and protective flood con plaintiffs in zoning cases only have meeting Tuesday night in the that time, she said, the board will handled by field crews in the may also permit the town to avoid nancial Aid Administrators, Inc. will deliver the keynote address. across the country speaking about AIDS, Heiniein and Dwyer said. Eklucation adopted an AIDS policy the Planning and Zoning Commis trol to prevent damage to Folly copies of the legal papers served at have had a chance to review the transmission and distribution and paying disability benefits fora town The hotline can be reached Lincoln Center hearing room. The seminar fee Is $20, which the disease, was the main speaker. Discussion about the disease, as about a year-and-a-haif ago. he sion’s approval of the Keeney Brook and lower (adjacent land) the town clerk’s office. budget request for the water the sewer line maintenance sec employee who is no longer able to Monday-Thursday from 4:30 p.m. Those who voted to hold off argued includes a buffet breakfast. Other speakers were; Eunice Hein- well as its prevention, is part of the said. Heights subdivision in 1986. owners.” Town Attorney John W. Cooney department and will have a handle tions. Those workers, however, work in his job classification. That that a new posh'nn does not need to For more information, call 643- to 9 p.m. by calling 1-800-842-0229 or lein, health education teacher at eighth grade curriculum for the The policy states that if a student said today the decision ensures that on staffing needs. have filed a grievance with state employee could be a candidate for The Andrew Ansaldi Co. pres Ansaldi said the 78-acre subdivi be be created now since the town 2761, 647-6056, or 643-1223. 566-8118. Bennet; Margaret Dwyer, Bennet first time this school year. Ninth or a teacher is diagnosed as having the town Is aware of all appeals. In Robert J. Young, the town water labor officials on the gounds that the new position. Young said. ented arguments Wednesday In sion lies whollyorpartiallyoverthe has managed to do without the school nurse; and Richard Corm graders, who didn’t have such the disease, a five-member com case the zoning clerk or chairman material as part of their curricu mittee would review each case Supreme Court on the case, which Folly Brook watershed and would are not in their offices when the ier, coordinator of pupil personnel cause flooding on land Ansaldi owns and special education for the lum last year, will get a week’s individually to see if the person was dismissed in Superior Court appeal is filed. because Ansaldi addressed its near the parcel. Dr. Crane’s Quiz district. worth of discussion on the subject in could return to the classroom. “ It requires a more precise, THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER appeal to the PZC chairman, but Ansaldi may face additional stricter compliance.. .to be sure the did not serve legal papers on the problems in having its case heard if town is aware a decision is being 4 Accu-Weather '"forecasl lor Thurvlay Tbe Accu Wealhef “’•orecast lor 6 P M . Thursday. January 14 town clerk. A 1985 amendment appealed,” Cooney said. Daytime Conditasns and High Tnm fiei.itnif. a December Supreme Court deci O . ’ O ^ ^ 1. Which worker has the most use of a trowel? Plan would test all infants requires plaintiffs to serve appeals sion on the appeal process isn’t The decision, made in a case 30 20 ' | A .------o BARBER MASON BUTCHER PLUMBER on both the zoning chairman and reversed. The decision requires against the Fairfield ZBA, was ------LIGHT the town clerk. 7 2. Which word is most suggestive of a needle and thread? that the town clerk be named a reheard earlier this month and may Jio) be reversed. If it isn’t, the state I: PLAN THEORY PATTERN STRATEGY Ansaldi appealed a June 16, 1986 "necessary party" in appeals of E • o : in state for AIDS antibodies decision by the PZC to approve the decisions made by town planning Legislature may pass a law allow ing the appeals to be heard until the BilUR 3. A live minnow is usually most attractive to a 127-lot, 78-acre Keeney Heights and zoning boards. Depending on witins SUCKER CATFISH BLUEGILL BASS subdivision originally proposed by the interpretation of that decision, Legislature can adopt clarifying NEW HAVEN (AP) - Every The mother’s age. race, place of children born in the state each year, Checko said. The figure represents Herman M. Frechette, Albert R, many appeals could be dismissed legislation. 4. A farm er is most likely to use a child bom in Connecticut would be residence and the hospital where 3 percent of the national total of 703 SEISMOGRAPH SEXTANT TEDDER ROSIN BAG tested anonymously for the AIDS the birth occurred would be re virus starting later this year as part corded for statistical purposes, she pediatric cases; by contrast, the 5. A flintlock suggests which one of these generals? of a survey to determine the said. state has 1 percent of the adult AIDS cases nationwide. GOP committee honors 6 iZ 40 ALEXANDER CAESAR JOAB WASHINGTON infection’s prevalence in Connecti Checko outlined the testing pro cut, a state health official said. gram at a state AIDS surveillance Officials predict an increase of 6. Match the entries at the left with the college courses where they meeting held at Yale University on number of child with deadly disease The Republican Town Committee Mary Jane Crandall, Adler Dobkin, eye for seven years and may be because of an increase in the revived a long-dormant custom Jack Shea and Jim Farr. associated with some of the recent fCOOLJJ normally appear. In the “ blind” tests, the names of Wednesday. M i (a) Golden section...... (v) Music the children and mothers would not The testing program would last number of cases among Wednesday night and named six Dodge had been active in the town failures of the Reagan 60 I ^ •‘ lit (b) Fortissim o...... (w) Law be taken, nor would the parents be two to five years, at a cost of about intravenous-drug abusers and their former committee members as GOP’s women’s club. Dobkin and administration. Shea are former party chairmen, (c) Habeas corpus...... (*) Math notified of test results, according to $500,000 annually, Checko said. The sexual partners. The virus can be honorary committee members. " I think the man has greatness,” F R O ffT S h H .p 4 I and Farr is a former mayor. (d) A le x ia ...... (y) Art Patricia Checko, an epidemiologist state has applied for a $159,000 passed from mothers to infants in The six will effectively become Backmender said, referring to (e) S ecant...... (*) Psychology with the state Department of grant from the federal Centers for the womb or at birth. lifetime members of the town A. < II W r- liii Also at Wednesday’s town com Dole. "H e also has a wife that is a C o m S tadonary Health Services. Disease Control to cover initial A recent study in New York found committee. They will have all the <• I II liv mittee meeting, local representa tremendous person and a fantastic privileges of committee members Answers in the Classified section. costs of the program, as well as that one in every 61 babies bom in tives of the Dole presidential asset.” those of other AIDS epidemic November in that state was in except the ability to vote, party campaign sought support for the studies it plans to inaugurate this fected with the AIDS vims. Chairman Donald K. Kuehi said. Kansas Republican. Connecticut’s The town committee did not take year, she said. Nationwide, about 40 percent of Kuehl said that it could be as presidential primary on March 29. any vote to endorse Dole. Narcotics Checko said she expects to infants whose mothers were ex many as 20 years ago when the town Louis Koscis, a Manchester town Northeast, Great Lakes Current Quotations Attorney Harvey L. Back- receive an answer on the funding by posed to the AIDS vims are bom committee last named honorary committee member, asked Back- mender, a member of the Hebron Jan. 22. Testing could begin in May with the AIDS antibody, an indica members. Asked why the practice mender what he thought of a “ The First Amendment applies High School near St. Louis, on the Republican Town Committee said found in or June, she said. tion that they may contract the has been started again, he ans Bush/Dole ticket. in grip of frigid air to everyone — until today. Now if Supreme Court’s ruling in fa vor of Connecticut had 17 cases of full-blown disease later, Checko wered,"! just thought it was a good local Republicans should support "I think it would be a good ticket you are 14 to 18, you are not the school’ s decision to censor a acquired immune deficiency syn said. Of those who are infected, thing to do.” Sen. Robert Dole for president for Mr. Bush as a vice president,” By The Associated Press lowstone Valley today, after 60 entitled to express yourself unless student newspaper. drome among children as of Dec. about 60 percent of infants do , The six honorary members are rather than Vice President Bush Backmender answered. mph gusts swept through Living the principal agrees with you.” — m an’s car 22. There are an average of 45,000 develop AIDS, she said. Annabelle Dodge, Bud Crandall, because Bush has been in the public ston on Wednesday. Temperatures near zero and Leslie Edwards, an attorney who The U.S. Air Force Academy was below gripped the Northeast and The thermometer hit minus 14 represented three plaintiffs who dedicated in 1955 at Lowry Air A Columbia man was arrested on the Great Lakes states today, in Greenville, Maine, with a wind were ruled against by a Supreme Force Base in Colorado. chill factor of 63 below zero. drug charges after police searched while gusty winds made the Court decision that gave public 9 Frigid temperatures continued the car he was driving after it was ^Golden Anniversary wintry air feel as cold as 63 below school officials broad authority to to grip the upper Mississippi stuck in a snow bank, police said. TWA'itK 'IfOTi in parts of northern New John D. Patten, 22, of 4 Pineiidge Valley and upper Great Lakes, censor student newspapers. Lottery Celebrate 50 Years of Barbershopping England. St., Columbia, was arrested Wed A 40-year-old man died of a with some readings as low as “It just reaffirms what we nesday at 8:16 a.m. and charged with heart attack to which cold was a minus 30. Winds were generally ‘THoni-'MMicU.. ■ believe, that this was a part of the with possession of amphetamines contributing factor while hud light and the cold was expected to with intent to sell, possession of ... fo r dressing ttvo generations o f our moderate by Friday. curriculum, a laboratory just like Connecticut daily The Manchester Silk City Chorus dling with several other people marijuana and drug parapherna children In top quality, stylish clothing that a science lab is part of science above a steam vent in New York Today’s forecast called for Wednesday: 662 lia, operating an unregistered always kept step with their active lives... rain, with snow in higher eleva curriculum.” Francis Huss, su- 8 City, police said. 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« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgdav. Jan. 14, 19M Type A’ folks Badly burned boy OPINION in more trouble about to go home
if they change By Tara Bradltv-Sfeck else." ' THERE HAS The Astoclated Press Anthony hung on through multiple Another UTHORIZED Jack episodes of infection and respiratory ALWAYS BEEM N bursements By Daniel Q. Haney P I’TTSBURGH — A 12-year-old burn failure as doctors performed 12 GRAY AREA The Associated Press victim is going home from the hospital, operations to graft unburned skin from 1 Anderson scarred and in pain but alive, three his scalp and feet onto various parts of BOSTON — People with “ Type A” personalities months after his doctors said he his body. problem shouldn’t try to change their aggressive ways if they probably wouldn’t survive the night. During weeks of surgery, cadaver have heart attacks, because their hard-driven style Anthony Razzano survived because skin was used as a temporary graft may actually help them live longer, according to a he received skin grafts from cadavers until his feet and scalp healed enough study published today. in a rarely used surgical procedure, for re-use, Goldfarb said. The cadaver The study reached the surprising conclusion that and because he refused to give up his skin also was used on the freshly for town after heart disease occurs. Type A’s survive almost fight for life, said doctors at West Penn grafted areas to reduce the risk of Government twice as well as Type B’s, their laid-back counterparts. Hospital’s Burn-Trauma Center. infection. The surprise resignation o f G eorge A. Many people believe Mat Type A personalities put Anthony suffered burns over 87 Although using cadaver skin is not a Kandra after six years as Manchester’s people at higher risk of heart trouble. While the study . percent of his body and smoke- novel procedure, Goldfarb said it is uncommon. “ 'You generally don’t get public works director further complicates the doesn’t necessarily mean that a Type A personality is I iimhlation damage to his lungs in the healthy, it does cast doubt on the advice that people blaze that ripped through the garage of patients to survive long enough to do town's situation in one of the most vital preaches on this because of Infection. In a small with the disposition should slow down after a heart his parents’ home Oct. 31. The doctors departments of town government. attack. said he probably wouldn’t live through number of patients, this technique will “ From our data, the suggestion would be that the night. work.” Since the town failed in four attempts to hire changing Type A behavior is not going to increase “ When I found out how bad it was, “ Even when he was so sick and you J the airwaves people’s chance of survival,” said Dr. Richard J. my mind couldn’t accept it,” said a town engineer with all the qualifications the knew he was in pain or worn out, he Brand, of the University of California, Berkeley. Anthony’s mother, Janet Razzano, 39. town has required of engineers in the past, it would still help you when you asked “ We found that the relationship went the other way. “ The doctors were so brutally honest, I him,” said Doreen Konop, nurse is very likely it will also have trouble finding a The Type A’s actually were surviving about 1.8 times couldn’t take it. I told them, ‘You manager of the burn unit. WASHING’TON — An American school child is new public works director to fill the post. better than the Type B’s.” cannot take my hope away. He’s going forbidden by law from praying in school. But with a to make it.’ ” “ He knew what was important (or C ertain ly the town w ill not be able to find a The study published in the New England Journal of shortwave radio that same child can tune in to Medicine is the latest to challenge the Type A theory. him to do and he helped with new public works director before Feb. 15, Anthony was scheduled to be re everything,” she said. “ He fought his prayers and religious programs broadcast on the Several experts in recent years have question^ leased from the hospital today. when K andra is scheduled to leave, and w ill U.S. government’s own Voice of Am erica radio whether people with this personality makeup are truly own battle. We just helped him through "H e’s over the hump,” said Dr. I. it.” A have to make one of the interim adjustments network. more likely to suffer heart trouble. William Goldfarb, associate director that alm ost seem to h ave becom e a norm in On Sunday mornings, children and adults in the “ I am coming more to the opinion that Type A of the burn center. Anthony has more battles to fight, Soviet Union can turn on Voice of America and pick behavior may not have much to do with coronary heart including the slow and painful process the department. “ In 100 kids with the same injury, 99 up a Russian Orthodox liturgy delivered by a priest disease in the final analysis,” said Dr. David R. of physical therapy and more opera Politics vs. science, law Ragland, who conducted the latest study with Brand. of them would have died,” he said. “ I A number of organizational changes have on the VOA payroll and occasionally recorded at tions. He’s not daunted, though, and In an editorial accompanying the study. Dr. Joel E. think this is a tough kid with a the VOA studio in Washington, D.C., when a church has vowed to be playing football when been m ade o v e r the past few years in Dimsdale of the university’s San Diego campus wrote tremendous will to live who did As a result of Brennan and Thurgood Marshall, he returns to school in the fall. divisions of the Public Works Department, is not convenient. that the new data "cast a long shadow indeed” over the absolutely everything we asked him to liberalism's at a very minimum, are simply Why is one expression of faith under a He said he’ll overcome the next particularly the Engineering Division. Most Type A theory. do.... I ’d like to think this was all of us, spectacular hard-working left-liberal politi government roof approved and another forbidden? but I know it wasn’t.” hurdles the way he overcame the last, N “ It is clear that the simple model linking Type A o f the changes, like the creation o f an cians in judicial robes. To expect collapse as a Religion and the U.S. Constitution add up to behavior to coronary heart disease is no longer As he prepared to leave, Anthony with help from God. objectivity of them would be engineering design unit in the Engineering fighting faith, incongruities that are not easily explain^. tenable,” he said. “ If there is a link, it applies only to said he was feeling OK. ‘ ‘I don’t get on my knees every night, Wflliam laughable if the stakes weren’t so AP photo Division, were made quite deliberately and we are witness VOA is an independent government agency that certain persons and to certain end points of coronary “ I have some good days. I have some but I pray every day,” he said, propped high. with the aim of improving operations or ing these days Rusher reports only to the president. Its mission is to heart disease.” GUEST OF HONOR — Anthony Razzano, 12, arrives at a bad days,” he said Wednesday, in a reclining chair and surrounded by an exception But, until recently, the Am eri promote better understanding of the United States According to the theory. Type A’s are ambitious, padding. “ That’s what got me through sa vin g m oney. surprise fareweli party at West Penn Hospitai in Pittsburgh wincing as he bumped his left hand ally bold at can Bar Association could pride irritable, competitive people, always in a hurry. Type nhoiv “ T6*o ifkp RTiyone it, definitely.” by broadcasting American programming around Wednesday with the heip of his father, Eugene. But some, like the creation of a director of tempt to co-opt itself on the incorruptibility of its the world in 42 languages. Listeners, including B’s are more secure and patient and don’t let small committee on judicial qualifica engineering to replace a town engineer, were the prestige of those in communist countries, tune in on shortwave aggravations bother them. various nor tions. This body took so seriously radios. VOA’s charter says it is supposed to In the 1960s, a large research project called the plainly expedients to respond to conditions Western Collaborative Group Study concluded that mally non-political institutionson put science at the service of leftist its assignment of evaluating disseminate a “ balanced and comprehensive o v e r which the town appears to h ave had little Type A men were twice as likely as 'Type B’s to suffer its behalf. This may be of some politics, but it is pretty well nominees to the federal judiciary projection of significant American thought and heart attacks and heart pain called angina. Docs want malpractice suits out of courts control. temporary benefit to liberalism, discounted now as the propa that the Justice Department, institutions.” That study, based on 8>A years of followup, was the ganda megaphone it is. under Democratic and Republi but it is doing grave and perhaps A bit of the VOA broadcast day includes religious based gives no estimate of how much The supervision of the Park arid Cemetery can presidents alike, has rou first major evidence of a link between Type A behavior WASHINGTON (AP) - Major doc bad doctors. $700,000 limit on claims for “ pain and lasting damage to the institutions broadcasting. But, says acting VOA director might be saved by eliminating juries Division and of the Highway Division was at But that certainly isn’t, or at and heart trouble. It is still the only study of its kind to tors’ groups want to reduce spiraling The doctors’ groups are not pushing suffering” and eliminate any punitive thus corrupted: notably science, tinely asked the committee’s Robert Barry, “ We do not propagate faith... we and judges In malpractice cases. least wasn’t, true of the American find such an association. malpractice costs by doing away with for the plan to be adopted in every state damages in malpractice cases. one point combined under the supervision of our legal system and the mainline opinion of prospective choices for Physical Society. Unfortunately, report on it as a part of American life.” In their research, Ragland and Brand went back to medical lawsuits and turning the claims but say they want one or two to try it, to The agency board, Todd said, would one person, largely because there was great the bench. It was no surprise, Todd acknowledged the program clergy. a panel of this respected organi When is a VOA program a reflection of American the Western Collaborative study to see what happened see how it works as an alternative to the include doctors but they would be in the therefore, when Robert Bork was over to special state agencies. would initially cost states a great deal deal of sim ila rity in the w ork done by those Let me stress that I level no zation released a report critical of life and when is it outright religion? One VOA to those studied. They looked at 257 men. Type A’s and The proposal by the American Medi- judicial process. Proponents said sev minority. If cases could not be settled at nominated for the U.S. Court of the first level, patients would be more than present medical boards. divisions. Later, however, that plan was criticism at the liberals for President Reagan’s space shield insider told our reporter Frank Byrt that some Type B’s, who were identified as having heart disease. cai Association and 34 groups represent eral states are considering it, but seeking help wherever they can Appeals several years ago, that program directors have wide latitude with They found that over the next 13 years, the Type A’s ing medical specialists was criticized as declined to name them. provided free lawyers to represent them Dr. T. Byron Thames of the American adandoned and the jobs were again proposal. The report was so full of before a hearing examiner whose find it. Politics at a certain level is the committee unanimously gave program content. The “ captive” audience in were slightly more than half as likely as the Type B’s to soon as it was announced Wednesday. “ The goal of this proposal is not to Academy of Family Physicians said the separated. technical errors that it backfired, decision would be reviewed by the concerned with one question and this distinguished legal scholar communist countries isn’t in a position to send its die of heart problems. Lawyers’ groups said it threatened advance any speciai interest but to threat of malpractice claims has kept doing far more damage to the agency board. one only: “ Who shall be master in its highest rating; "well feedback, and that audience probably isn’t worried Dr. Meyer W. Friedman of San Francisco, a patients’ rights and was probably restore equity, predictability and effi many family doctors from participating A person hired specifically to develop and reputation of the American Phys co-author of the original research and a leading ciency to a system that most reasonable in the birth of children, from assisting in the house?” Contenders for that qualified.” about constitutional issues, either. So the program unconstitutional. Doctors affiliated with Appeals to the judicial system would supervise a fleet maintenance program for ical Society than to the space proponent of the Type A theory, said he has since a consumer advocacy group dubbed it people believe is out of control and is major surgery on their patients, and position are not bound by the But when Judge Bork was directors don’t hear many complaints. be allowed, but only on procedural tow n veh icles left im m ed iate supervision of shield proposal. broadened his definition of the Type A personality. “ reckless and dangerous.” unable and ill-suited to do what it is that even from removing facial blemishes Marquis of Queensberry Rules. It named by President Reagan to Take the Russian Language Service. VOA’s grounds, not on malpractice issues. Now he contends that virtually everyone who has a Both proponents and critics agreed it it is supposed to do,” said Ur. James S. The agency would also keep tabs on because they would have to pay so much that program to others and took over the is up to others to defend their own Or take the way our legal the Supreme Court, and leftist largest, with an audience of 160 million and an heart attack under age 65 is Type A. was a radical approach to a serious Todd, AMA senior deputy vice doctors, and would discipline or demand to be covered for such procedures. Highway Division. He has since left the town honor if it is threatened in the system is being politicized. pressure groups mounted a fero annual budget of $17 million. president. “ This study is flawed,” he said of the latest report, problem. further education for bad ones, Todd More than half the money awarded in for a better job and his post is not filled. course of the struggle, and some Heaven knows the liberals have cious attack on him. four of the We saw a translated version of the current The AMA, in a news conference, said The plan would set up a state agency because it misclassifies Type A ’s as Type B’s. said. malpracticecases goes to cover the cost of them are failing to do so. every right tohang ontocontrol of committee’s 15 members had the the program would benefit patients, to hear all malpractice complaints, Russian language broadcast schedule. We found The Berkeley researchers were unsure why the Type of court-related expenses, said Todd. He The process o f readju sting the Take the scientists, for star the Supreme Court if they possi gall to rate him “ not qualified. seven hours out of 112 in a week dedicated to A men were more likely to survive once they got heart increase the number but not the size of including many smaller ones lawyers “ The system is designed to put bad doctors out of business more effectively said that while the proposal would limit organizational scheme to accommodate the ters. Like the rest of us, scientists bly can. We like, naturally, to Once again, the worst damage religious-oriented programming. disease. However, one theory is that they are less likely paid ciaims, eliminate windfali judg won’t handle, and handle discipline of than it is done today,” said AMA lawyer awards for “ pain and suffering,” it have political opinions. The most think of the court as above was inflicted, not on Judge Bork, to accept their disease and give in to it. ments, provide free attorneys, speed up doctors. It could either replace or 4 needs o f the m om ent must su rely take a toll in ’The line between reporting on religion and would place no limit on actual damage malpractice awards, stabiiize insu augment current state medical boards. Kirk B. Johnson. fanatical liberals among them politics; but as Tom Anderson but on the reputation of the ABA preaching it may possibly be crossed in the Sunday “ I ’m really disappointed that the situation is now up claims. operational efficiency. rance rates, and crack down harder on The plan also would put about a The study on which the proposal is can be found in a thing called the once said, that’s like arguing over for a decent objectivity. liturgy program, hosted by a Russian Orthodox in the air,” Brand said. “ I would have liked to have known: Should I stop being Type A or not? I really don’t I f it happens at the highest level o f public Union of Concerned Scientists. Elizabeth Taylor’s virtue: It’s too Finally, consider the mainline priest. late for that. Justices William clergy. It can be much fun to be know, at this point. It’s an open question.” High School works administration, the cost will be too This body is forever attempting to An administrator assured us that the priest is a committed to the service of God writer and editor paid by VOA to cover religious Drug use down in high schoois high. Drug Use Survey in a secular age that widely subjects. On occasion, the writer/editor has dismisses him as “ irrelevant.” Reiceni wtio have used the <*ug The town should make a strong effort to hire reverted to priest and read prayers over the Gulf catfish slime WASHINGTON (AP) — The senior statistical signicance of the 20 percent cocaine, so this shift was a sudden and One solution is to interpret his a l least once bi b s t 12 months; a new public works director with the airwaves. ’That has happened when budget ciass of 1987 sharply curtailed its use of decline recorded in the latest s,)udy. dramatic one,” said Dr. Donald Ian teachings as paralleling various 60 “ Despite the long-term downward Macdonald, administrator of the Alco qu alification s it wants, even if the process constraints kept VOA from recording a slice of helps heal wounds Marijuana cocaine, according to a federal survey popular political slogans of the American life — a liturgy program in a Russian that also shows 40 percent of America’s trend for most illicit drugs, cocaine use hol, Drug Abuse and Mental Health takes a long time and a lot of effort. Administration. day. And so we see solemn Orthodox church. To save money, the VOA priest ■ ■ C o c a m e recent high school graduates experi in each of the past 13 years has either LOS ANGELES (AP) — Venomous Persian Gulf increased or remained essentially sta Johnston said those figures show assemblages of mitred bishops did his own slice of life from the studio. ment with the drug by the time they endorsing such nostrums as no catfish excrete a gel-like slime that dramatically reach 27. ble,” HHS Secretary Otis R. Bowen young people “ make a more rational Other religions get coverage on VOA, but decision than Is often believed” about first use of nuclear weapons and speeds the healing of cuts and might spur development The study of some 17,000 students, said. Russian Orthodoxy and Judaism make up the bulk of a new wound treatment (or humans, a researcher Bowen said the 1987 drop in cocaine whether to use a particular drug. Letters to the editor massive welfare increases — 40 released Wednesday by the Department of the programming. In one program, a Russian says. use among youngsters probably was due typically, proposal sodemonstra- of Health and Human Services, also Johnston’s 1987 survey of some high The Manchester Herald welcomes original rabbi (not a VOA staffer, but paid for his services) “ If you put it on a wqund, you can actually see the in part to publicity from the cocaine- bly dangerous or absurd that showed a continued decline in mari school seniors in 130 schools found that letters to the editor. “A reads from the Torah. On high holy days, a cantor wound start to close over in the next two or three juana use that began in 1979. related deaths of college basketball star 10.3 percent admitted using cocaine at even thoughtful liberals are edg sings prayers. minutes,” said Richard Criddie, a professor of 30 Len Bias and professional football Letters should be brief and to the point. They But it was not until 1987 when cocaine least once during the preceding 12 ing away from them. News about Baptists, Moslems, Pentecostals and biochemistry and biophysics at the Univei-sity of use among the young began to turn ' B^yor Don Rogers. months compared with I2^percent in should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, (or Here again, it is the churches Hare Krishnas, among others, is broadcast, but California, Davis. downward, said Lloyd D. Johnston, who ,^^here has been a 10-year upward the 1986 survey. ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters and their leaders that are being “ I used it on me. It works great,” he said Wednesday. ' trond in the percentage of high school their services are not. directed the 13th annual survey at the Applying those changes in |>ercen- must be signed with name, address and daytime harmed. They, and our leading Criddie and Kuwait University biochemist J.M. seniors who say regular cocaine use can ’The religious services must come as a breath of University of Michigan. tages to the actual number of students telephone number (for verification). lawyers and scientists, must ask Hassan spent part of the last five years catching and He called the downturn a cooling of be harmful, but there was a dramatic fresh air to believers who, as we have reported in jump — from 34 percent in 1986 to 48 surveyed indicates 20 percent fewer themselves whether a few tran scraping the slime coating off Arius bilineatus, a 10. “ the unhealthy romance between many The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the the past, are persecuted in the Soviet Union. But species of saltwater catfish that grows up to 3 feet long, percent last year — in the number who students tried cocaine in 1987 than in sient liberal “victories” are of America’s young people and illicit interests of brevity, clarity and taste. the First Amendment of the Constitution prohibits sports venomous spines and scavenges the muddy said there was “ great risk” from trying 1986. "Remember — achieve, expand and make worth the price they are paying drugs.” Address letters to; Open Forum, Manchester state “ aid to religion under the guise of assisting bottom of the Persian Gulf. Although there have been three other cocaine just “ once or twice.” The proportion of seniors who had for them. Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, CT06M0. profits. some of its citizens in the free exercise of their The scientists found that the slime contains a 75 7B 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 occasions when there was a slight drop “ For a full eight years prior to 1986 ever used cocaine also dropped from religion,” in the words of a 167S Supreme Court coagulant that helps close injured blood vessels, YFAR in cocaine use among those surveyed, there had been virtually no change in the 1986 to 1987 — from 16.9 percent to 15.2 antibiotics, anti-inflammatory agents, and a chemical perceived risk of experimenting with percent. decision. AP araphic those earlier changes did not have the ’The Supreme Court has never addressed the that directs production of a glue-like material that aids A shift on Israel and the Palestinians issue of religious broadcasts on government healing. Their research started after they heard that Arab stations. for that quo may be continued low oil prices. After fisherman rub catfish on their wounds to quicken LOCAL COORDINATOR For the casual viewer there is no way to VOA officials don’t think they have a legal College freshmen just want money something close to a 50 percent drop in the value of healing. for distinguish file footage from the news stuff coming problem. “ We don’t feel any contradiction (exists) In a telephone interview from Davis, Criddie said he the dollar in exchange with other currencies, the The report is the 22nd annual survey on Freshman; National Norms for Fall 9 between... constitutional law and the VOA policy of WASHINGTON (AP) - This year’s out of Israel. There are the Palestinian teen-agers doubts the slime itself could be marketed for human 1987,” said that, “ despite the widespread INTERNATIONAL per-barrel price of oil in dollars nevertheless college freshmen are more concerned college freshmen’s attitudes. Sponsors throwing rocks and there are the Israeli soldiers broadcasting,” Barry said. use because of the difficulty in catching enough of the publicity about the threat of AIDS, the STUDENT EXCHANGE remains the same. about striking It rich and less worried said the survey sample was adjusted shooting at them. The announcer’s voiceover gives Nicholas catfish and because the gel may contain undesirable proportion of freshmen who agree that ‘if Perhaps Arab accommodations led the about developing a meaningful philo statistically to give an indication of the PROGRAM the casualties, making special mention of any substances. two people really like each other It’s all American government to express a few words of But he said he is analyzing the makeup of the slime in sophy of life than any of their counter views of all 1.6 million students who mothers, grandmothers or other obvious Von Hoffman embarked on college careers last (all. right for them to have sex even if they protest over the treatment of the Palestinians. Or hopes of developing a similar substance that could be parts in the past 20 years, according to a non-combatants who may have been coincidentally Arabagitatora As usual, the freshmen at America’s have known each other for only a short Wbfk together with Host Families, perhaps, the presence of a mighty American force used on humans. survey. killed or maimed. We have seen it and heard it ’The Central Intelligence Agency thinks Arab The annual UCLA-American Council on two- and four-year colleges and universi time’ reached a new high of 51.9 percent In local high schools and interna in the gulf lessens the Israeli usefulness. The fleet Laboratory tests showed the slime reduced by up to more times than we can recall. terrorists are in control of the current Arab Education survey of nearly 290,000 ties evince a curious melange of views on 1987.” tional exchange students to is doing what the United States used to depend on two-thirds the amount of time needed (or healing of Whether it stirs up much indignation in demonstrations in Israel. The CIA reported that cuts on mice, rats and rabbits, Criddie said, adding freshmen, released Wednesday, also social and political issues and personal That was up from 46.8 percent in 1984, "Share America with the World." Americans is hard to say. Americans have been the Israelis to do for it. terrorists have infiltrated the country and found a record number planning to major mores. the last time the question was asked. that he used it once when he cut his hand during a As a local Coordinator you'll imbued with a disgust and contempt for Arabs Meanwhile, the Israelis don’t look as smart as organized cells on the West Bank. ’That gives a fishing trip and that Hassan successfully used it on in business (24.6 percent), a resurgence in For instance, 53.1 percent said they An all-time high of 52.1 percent of the supported “ laws prohibiting homosexual gain community recognition, which makes it possible for us to watch these noodles, but Palestinians had best be grateful for they used to. They seem to have treed themselves violent twist to the demonstrations, which at one himself about a dozen times. interest in teaching, and a continuing freshmen agreed “ a couple should live relations.” But 58.7 percent supported small favors because that’s the only kind they’re with their West Bank program of residential The gel causes a brief stinging sensation when it is slump in interest in engineering and together before marriage,” and a new make lifetime friendships and scenes with seeiningly little emotion. The same time were organized by moderate Arab mayors legal abortion, 73.8 percent opposed settlements. They’ve got so many there now, they applied to cuts, Criddie said. computer careers. question on getting married found that encourage international kind of pictures of the white South African going to get. who accepted the existence of Israel and were increased defense spending and 47.6 have made it next to impossible for them to When wounded, the catfish secrete the whitish slime Leaders of UCLA’s Higher Education 59.9 percent said that was a top goal. e xch a n g e constabulary doing the same kind of things to the The Reagan administration, to give it its due, has demonstrating for equal rights as Israeli citizens. percent said colleges should not invest in withdraw — which is what they set out to do. “ like a very soft Jell-0” from glands near the surface Research Institute and the council were black people there has touched off such storms of been making small unhappy noises about how the ’The new terrorist agitators, according to the CIA, companies that do business in South The survey found that “ being very well You'll also be financially com “ Making history” is what they calied it, but they’ve of their skin, Criddie said. holding a news conference today at the off financially” Is one of the top goals of anger that the South African government has Israelis treat their Palestinian serfs. Those are milltantly anti-Israel, and they have stirred up National Press Club to discuss the survey Africa. pensated for every student that made history in such a way as to infinitely Criddie said the slime helps injured catfish avoid college freshmen. banned news cameras from areas of disorder and featureless, characterless State Department Palestinian youths who have grown up in Israel a ^ The survey report, “ The American you place and supervise-our complicate their situation. They’ve w alM attracting predators. results. violence. The Israeli government, which is no more spokespersons have been seen on the tube resent the discrimination against their people. thanks tor bringing internation themselves up with hundreds of thousands of squeamish about censorship than the South tut-tutting about the Israeli’s use of live alism to your community. African, has not seen fit follow its longtime trading ammunition against the infractiously destructive mulUpiying Palestinians whom they detest and whom they can’t get rid of or govern without r~' partner and informal ally in this. The violence It Palestinian youths who disrupt life on the Gaza N early N u S hoppe ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. For details call 1-80Q-727-AIFS Strip. The American position is that rubber bullets perpetual turbulence. CALDWELL practices on Palestinian civilians does not evoke iHaurhpalpr UpralJi 366 Main St., Manchester, CT 06040 Ext. 6075 (Rob Zopf) the reactions the same scenes from South Africa will do the job just as well. 'Hiey do try to get rid of the most irksome of their Bstwssn Rum sI 6 Hsynes St. in Philbricic Agency Bldg. INSURANSMITHS SINCE Paiestinian serfs by giving them the boot. r n - n m Open Mon. TImi Sat H n. I M do. Why the Reagan administration at this juncture Founded In 1661 OIL INC. 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They’re expecting in the Gulf of Aqaba, but he woTidscope (10 potoM lor Mch quMUen eemcMy) BUSINESS needed a Florida taxidermist to LOS ANGELES (AP) - Ac tell him what kind he’d caught. tress Demi Moore and her actor- The king and his boat crew husband, Bruce Willis, are ex thought he’d landed a Mediterra Costa Rica trying to Jure American businesses pecting their first child this fall, a nean spearfish, a common spe spokesman says. cies for that area, and sent it to Moore, 25, and Willis, 32, J.T. Reese Taxidermist in Fort operated a lighting manufacturing Rica’s economy, but does little to Critics of the CINDE project say and light manufacturing operations foster real economic development co-star of the ABC-TV series Lauderdale for mounting. STAMFORD (AP) — Persuading Cruz’s Stamford home, but by plant In the nation’s capital, San that the 95 million encourages the offshore, companies save enough and “ condemns them to a cycle” of “ Moonlighting,” were married Reese taxidermists identified American corporate leaders to do March, Cruz said he will rent Jose, since the m ld - l^ ’s, and money to assure that their more Nov. 21 in a small ceremony in the creature as a striped marlin, business In Costa Rica is difficult downtown office space for a na export of U.S. jobs. recently moved a manufacturing dependence on low-skilled, low- "To support something like this sophisticated and better paying paying employment. a fish common in the Indian because of Its location near two tional headquarters to coordinate operation to Costa Rica from Haiti, Las Vegas, Nev. They live in with U.S. tax dollars seems to me to operations remain in the United Cruz said that because of lU high Ocean but, until now unheard of in war-tom neighbors, but the area CINDE branches in Stamford, said David DeYoung, director of Malibu. be BT form of madness,” said States. the Gulf of Aqaba, on Jordan’s has numerous benefits, says the Atlanta, Chicago and Irvine, Calif. manufacturing for the company’s unemployment, Costa Rica is more The announcement was made “ It can be a tough selling job,” William H. Taft Jr., president of the anxious to create jobs than It Is Wednesday by Willis' publicist, south coast, said William Allen, a regional director of a Costa Rican Cruz makes that argument di international lighting division. Cruz said of his effort to persuade Manufacturers’ Association of worried about dependence on loe^ Paul Bloch. spokesman for the taxidermists. government project. rectly to area chief executive business leaders to open factories Southern Connecticut Inc. paying, U.S .-sponsored Moore is best known for her Gerardo Cruz, regional director officers with promotional material The financial advantages, and trying to clean up a 45-mne dick In Ihe of the Costa Rican Investment in Costa Rica, while Nicaragua and Cruz said that Costa Rica's the quality of the workforce — the employment. roles in “ St. Elmo’s Fire” and economic conditions, which include that outlines tax Incentives availa Monongahela River. The mesi war cawed by the recent collapie I^omotlon Program, says Stam El Salvador, are rocked by civil nation claims a 93 percent literacy “ About Last Night.” Pianist returns ble under the Caribbean Basin “ One day we will have to say, of a dorage lank lhal poured an estimated one million gallons ol ford will be the national headquar war. a minimum wage of $1 perhourand rate — has "made CosU Rica a The CINDE projectcostsabout $5 a 20 percent unemployment rate, Initiative approved by Congress in ‘This Is enough,” ’ he said. “ But NEW YORK (AP) - Pianist diesel oil into the river near the city of (CHO O SE O N E: ters of the project that is designed 1983. He also touts Costa Rica’s standout among our international Andre Watts returned to Litjcqln to persuade American corporate million per year, in funds provided are ideal for light assembly opera today we want Industrial develop Cleveland, Pittsburgh). history of stability during Its 167 operations,” DeYoung said. No Madonna statue Center’s Avery Fisher Haiti the executives to do business there. by the U.S. State Department's tions and do not jeopardize U.S. Taft said such employment may ment and we cannot do It by 2 Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci years of democracy. scene of his television debut 25 Matchwords The Northeast offices of the Agency for International jobs. provide temporary help to Costa ourselves.” PACENTRO, Italy (AP) - A recently traveled to Ihe Persian (2 points lor each correct match) He said that by moving assembly Stamford-based GTE Corp. has years ago under Leonard Bern program is currently based In Development. proposed 13-foot bronze statue of Culf to meet with Ihe leaders of 1- cotlapse a-evaluate stein, for another televised pop star Madonna has been four nations there. The U.S. Navy concert. j rejected by officials of this little has about (CHOOSE ONE: 30, 2- installmenl b-danger That concert with the New York town where her grandparents 100) ships in Ihe Culf. P&W rejects Buainesa In Brief Philharmonic m ade'hinf 'an in grew up. 3-risk c-breakdown “ They don’t know what they BRUCE WILLIS AND DEMI MOORE stant celebrity at age 16, and led Presidential candidates recently to a career that includes 80 to 90 received their first installments Retail sales up 0.7% in December are missing,” said Gianno Volpe, . . . expecting their first child 4-deport d-one part union request sponsor of the project, after concerts annually. of federal campaign money. The WASHINGTON — Retail sales rose 0.7 percent in December, “ The luxury I have,” he told candidate to receive the most Mayor Raffaele Santini an 5-assess e-banish the biggest Increase in four months, on the strength of an increase nounced Wednesday that the asked many times to write about “ I kind of laugh at that,” The New York Times in an funds was (CHOOSE ONE: George Bush, Paul Simon). in auto sales, the government said today. statue was unwelcome. the Jewish experience In Amer Crenna said in a recent interview interview published Wednesday, Peopiewatch/Sportiioht for new talks The Commerce Department said retail establishments sold on location in the desert near “ is that my career was handed to A scale model by sculptor ica: most recently by a woman in The Environmental Protection (5 points for ooch corrocl aniWor) $126.7 billion worth of goods In December, up $900 million ••"om Yuma, where “ Rambo III” was me by the likes of a Bernstein. Agency is reassessing Ihe cancer A Walter Pugni was unveiled last Wilmington, Delaware. ...” 1 1987 was a record year for Ihe movie EAST HARTFORD (AP) — Both sides say they will November. The figures are adjusted for seasonal variations, but week, and Volpe said he plans to being filmed. ‘Under those circumstances, risk of many of Ihe chemicals it business. Total box office receipts are proceed with plans for next fall’s contract negotiations not for inflation. take it on a world tour. “ What about Arnold Schwarze some people will think I ’m great regulates. For Ihe most part, Ihe expected to reach $4.2 billion, sur now that Pratt & Whitney has rejected a Machinists The December gain followed a scant 0.1 percent Increase in Madonna’s grandparents long Not reconciliation negger and Chuck Norris mo even if I play like an idiot, and EPA is (CHO O SE O N E: lowering, passing the old record of $4.03 billion union request for a second round of talks on ways to November and drops of 0.9 percent in October and 1.7 percent in ago emigrated from the central, vies?” he asked. ’ ’They’re infi some people will think I ’m an raising) the risk estimates. minimize the impact of upcoming layoffs. September. It was the steepest climb since August, when WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. nitely more violent. Rambo has idiot even if I’m great.” set in (CHO O SE O N E; 1977, 1963). mountainous region of Abruzzo to i Israel’s deckion to use (CHOOSE The union wanted to negotiate an early retirement rose 1.5 percent, spurred by Incentives at automobile Robert Davis and his wife, Marty, come to mean senseless violence Watts performed with conduc 2 Experts say ten hand-written scores by the United States, but the singer have ended a trial separation in ONE: deportation, preventive plan for hourly workers similar to the program showrooms. and that’ s not true. Rambo is a tor Zubin Mehta and the Philhar Antonio Salieri, whose rivalry with still has a few distant cousins in their 11-year-old marriage, but detention) to control unrest in accepted by 2,000 salaried workers last winter, Despite the year-end spurt, retail sales for all of 1987 were up man who fights violence.” monic on Wednesday night in a composerwas depicted in Ihe film Italy. aren’t calling it a reconciliation, the occupied territories has according to George Almeida, representative for the just 3.5 percent, the smallest annual gain since a 2.8 percent rise Asked if there is likely to be a concert televised nationally by '^Amadeus," have been found in N says the congressman’s press caused controversy in this coun Machinists’ District 91. in the recession year of 1982. Sales totaled $1.51 trillion. “Rambo IV,” Crenna said he PBS. Czechoslovakia. The jet-engine maker has refused to discuss the early Sales rose 5.4 percent In 1986, 7.2 percent in 1985, 10 percent In aide. already is looking forward to try in recent weeks. Jewish experience 3 The Miami Hurricanes won Ihe mythical retirement plan except in the context of other contract 1984 and 9.5 percent in 1983. “He’s living at home and “ Rambo XII.” Boosting San Jose issues. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Writer they’re just taking it day by day,” national championship of college foot “ As we said before, we were willing to enter Joseph Heller remembers being spokeswoman Denise Fee said SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — Local ball by defeating previously unbeaten negotiations and consider the early retirement and asked why he’d never written a Wednesday. Davis, 55, has re A new Mandrell boosters have launched a series ..?.. In Ihe Orange Bowl. of upbeat radio commercials in Newsname severance improvements,” Curt Linke, Pratt vice Attorney becomes CofC member novel about the Jewish expe presented northern Michigan (IS points It you can Idantity this 4 The (CHOOSE O NE: Kentucky Wildcats, president for communications, said Wednesday. “ But since 1979. The couple gave no NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - an effort to dispel San Jose’s parson In the news) Attorney William B. Collins, with offices at 843 Main St., has rience in America. Indiana Hoosiers) regained Ihe lop because of the millions of dollars of cost Involved, we A woman posed the question at reason for the separation in June. Entertainer Irlene Mandrell image as the city nobody knows joined the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce. Recently, after 8 ranking in college basketball recently couldn’t look at these Improvements in isolation.” a writers’ conference in Dela Mrs. Davis, 38, broke with the Boyer, a sister of country music the way to. The union says it has been told the company plans to Collins, who has been in practice for 27 years, returned to "W e ’ve got it, all right, we’ve years and 244 days after Arizona lost its first game of Ihe ware, not long after “ Something traditional low-key role of con star Barbara Mandrell, has given lay off between 1.600 and 2,000 employees next year. rivate practice in Manchester Nov. 1. ,in office, I became season to New Mexico. Happened” was published 13 gressional wives in 1985 when she birth to a 6-pound, 14‘A-ounce got it all right here in San Jose,” But aerospace analysts who follow PAW have Collins graduated from the University of Connecticut School of goes the commercial’s jingle. the longest-serving Czech tennis star Hana Mandlikova re years after his first novel ’ ’Catch- sent a photograph of herself in a daughter, her publicist says. speculated the number could go as high as 3.000 or La w in 1359 and was admitted to the bar in the same year. He was The spots promote downtown Prime Minister ever cently became an (C H O O S E O N E : 22.’ ’ revealing leotard to Washington Mrs. Boyer, a regular on the 4.600. in private practice in Manchester revitalization and “ ocean in my nation. Who American, Australian) citizen and has “ F or one thing,” Heller told Dossier magazine, which chroni syndicated television show “ Hee- The request for more talks came after rank-and-file from 1960 to 1976 and during that breezes” wafting in from the am I and what nation asked to represent her new nation in her, “ It’s taken me something cles the capital’s social scene. Haw,” gave birth Wednesday to union delegates from all four PAW locals in the state period served as a prosecutor, part Vanessa Mandrell Boyer atNash- Pacific, 30 miles to the west. dc I lead? Ihe Olympics. met Monday night at union headquarters to discuss like 20 years to write two books, so She said then she wanted to let time, in what was then the 12th v ille ’s Baptist Hospital, and “ It’s no secret we’ve suffered renewed interest in contacting the company. it wasn’t as though I was people know that not all congres Circuit Court. mother and daughter are doing from an inferiority complex The union and the company first held talks last fall on discarding ideas.” sional wives are “ cloying Barbie YOUR SCORE: 91 to 100 points — TO P SCORE: From 1976 to 1987 he was chief living in the shadow of San 81 to 90 points — Excsilsnt. 71 to 80 points — Good. 81-70 points — Fsir. the feasibility of entering Into early contract Besides, the 64-year-old Heller dolls swathed in Ultrasuede.” fine, said publicist Jeannie litigant attorney with the East Francisco,” said Steve Snell of negotiations to deal with the effects of anticipated recalled recently, other writers Ghent. ® Knowlotigs Unllmltsd, Inc. 111-88 Hartford firm of Serignese, Collins the city’s Convention and Visitors major layoffs this year. like Bernard Malamud, Isaac Vanessa is the second child for and Petrone. Bureau board. “ Now It’s time for But the union’s membership overwhelmingly Bashevis Singer, Phillip Roth and Mrs. Boyer, 31, and her husband, Collins lives in Manchester Defending ‘Rambo’ the citizens to feel San Jose has ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ rejected a special early-retirement and severance-pay Saul Bellow were doing a better Rick Boyer, who have been something going for it, too.” proposal in late November because the company job of it than he could. YUMA, Ariz. (AP) — Actor married for 10 years. uvj|Vj|snv-S ‘■•IVJPUM 4qjn|uag-, !vuioi(V|:|o Ten local radio stations are offered it only as part of an offer to extend the current However, he set to work on Richard Crenna, who reprises his -t !)JVZoy:( 8u v 8)|OM-Z !£B6l-l :EH0ni»OdS/HDlVM3TdO3d Paper’s owners running the series of 60-second contract by three years with two lump sum payments “ Good as Gold,” the story of a role as Col. Trautman in the latest *-S !a-» !q-t !p-l !3-l :saHO/WH3iVW Uncommon fish spots at no cost. The ads will run in lieu of wage increases. considering sale man who wants to become the “ Rambo” movie, says he won’t uicijjg -jaqiirm |a»8jrp( :3WVNSM3N apologize for the films, and FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. 18 times a week for three months uo||r|Jodap-s BRIDGEPORT — The owners of first Jewish secretary of state. disagrees with criticism that they (A P ) — King Hussein of Jordan in a campaign that would have !8u|jamo|-t !i(fna a8Joao-c !0£-Z !i|8jnqsH|d-l iidODSQ iSOM the Post Holding Company Inc., The novel published in 1979 Longshoremen halt are too violent. landed a 94-inch, 92'/4-pound fish normally cost $200,000. publishers of The Telegram, The begins; “ Bruce Gold had been Bridgeport Post, and The Sunday work in Northwest Post, have hired a consultant to help determine whether the newspapers EXCEDRIN COMTREX Bv The Associated Press should be sold, the company ALBERTO EUCERIN EUCERIN Tabs Tabs 4 Lotion AP photo William Collins announced. NIVEA Cream 700’s 24's Northwest Longshoremen are refusing to work for 38 The 14 stockholders have engaged Cream 4 oz. Eucorirt 8 oz. TABLET TESTS — Larry Van Pelt, a lab technician, examines fiber hours in protest of a timber company’s potential plan to Richard Hare of Rochester, N.Y., to load ships using non-union workers, and union officials analyze the alternatives associated with retaining or selling the VO* 6 oz. laxative tablets at Lederle Laboratories in Pear River, N.Y. The FiberCon • Hot Oil R calcium polycarbophil bulk-forming tablets were developed for are saying the protest could spread. newspapers, the company announced Wednesday. Members of the International Longshoremen’s and The shareholders, none of whom currently holds a m ajority of T reatment $ 2 2 7 people who suffer irregularity. Warehousemen’s Union stopped work at 6 p.m. PST the company stock, voted unanimously to explore future options. ' nm r' 2's laiMTRE)^ Wednesday and won’t go back until 8 a.m. Friday, said “ In the last few years, there have been many purchase Ealrin 11* ii —1 taifcfc 1 union officials who'answered the phone at the union inquiries concerning the Post-Telegram newspapers,” said EXTRA STRENGTH office in Seattle Wednesday night. Elizabeth M. Pfrlem, Post president. “ Offers in the past have not \ E •***■?»_ L«iin$® The officials, who did not want to give their names, tiSitlS , IRS tells troubled Texaco been seriously entertained, but now some shareholders feel the say ITT Rayonier plans to use non-ILWU workers to need to diversify and re-direct their Investments.” load ships. Port of Seattle spokesman Bill Anschuetz said the The Post-Telegram newspapers are more than 100 years old it owes $6.5 billion in tax port was notified in advance about the work stoppage. and have a combined circulation of about 94,000. Anschuetz said Seattle was one of several ports in PACQUIN FINESSE UNISOM Cream Toothpaste Washington and Oregon where stoppages were Shampoo & All Types NEW YORK (AP) — Texaco Inc., which virtually destroyed if it had to come up with Tabs All Types $6.5 billion for the IRS. But they also doubted planned. No takeover proposals reported NUPRIN recently agreed to hand over $3 billion to The union scheduled a meeting for 1 p.m. today at the Cart. ^ Conditioner 4.6 oz. the final bill would be near that amount. Tabs 16's ) 4 oz. Pennzoil Co. to settle a takeover battle, says Tacoma Dome convention hall, with about 3,500 GREENWICH — A meeting between the chairmen of 10's All Types it has been told by the Internal Revenue They said the IRS may have been forced to members expected to attend. American Brands Inc. and E-II Holdings Inc. yielded no specific 24's S j 5 9 Service it owes $6.5 billion in back taxes. “ They’re talking about loading onto ships that we’ve proposal for a takeover of the Greenwich-based company by E-II, SUM FINESSE move earlier than it otherwise would have in FhES Other oil companies also may be facing order to preserve a negotiating stance for been loading logs on for years,” an official of ILWU American Brands said. $ 0 2 9 Unisom huge bills from the IRS because It apparently when Texaco emerges from bankruptcy. Local 19 in Seattle, who also declined to be identified, But American Brands said in a statement Wednesday that E-II is attempting to apply a recently developed said earlier. “ And union help isn’t going to stand by and Chairman Donald K elly “ did indicate his interest in continuing to theory on the way some taxes should have "M y understanding of the bankruptcy law let it happen.” review E-II’s options relating to its investment in American been paid between 1979 and 1981, Texaco said is that anyone who thinks they might have a The official told The Seattle Times that the protest Brands.” Wednesday. claim that they might wish to pursue, for could spread to the entire West Coast “ If need be.” The meeting was held at Kelly’s request with American Brands In a statement. White Plains-based Texaco further litigation or discussion, has to The last time shipping was shut down along the coast Chairman William J. Alley. TYLENOL CORRECTOL said IRS officials had informed the company identify that claim in the bankruptcy process was during a 134-day longshoremen’s strike in 1971-72. “ As previously announced, American Brands’ board of L’OREAL it would file with the bankruptcy court "an — or lose it forever, ” said Francis P. Barr9n, ITT Rayonier, based in Stamford, Conn., ships logs X-Strength REAL DIGEL Tabs directors has determined it is best in the long-term interest of all PLAX indication” of claims compiled so far in an a Texaco attorney. from its own dock in Hoquiam and from public docks in Tab-Caplets A/P Liquid 30's audit of the company for years 1965 through American Brands shareholders that the company continue to Frost Kit Reg. & Mint a p m o s r m ia Seattle, Tacoma, Port Angeles and Longview in operate as an independent company,” the American Brands All Types 1986. In composite trading of New York Stock Washington and in Astoria, Ore. 100's All Types 16 oz. Texaco is reorganizing under federal Exchange-listed issues, Texaco dropped Other ports union leaders said were affected statement said. $ 7 9 7 1.5 oz. 12 oz. Last week, E-II indicated it was interested in buying the bankruptcy laws asjB result of a multibillion- $1.50 a share Wednesday to $37.50. includ^ Bellingham. Anacortes, Femdale, Olympia. dollar lawsuit won by Pennzoil Co. diversified consumer products company. Kelly has said he hoped An IRS spokesman in Washington, Scott Everett, Aberdeen, Port Gamble, Port Townsend and k^Cojrectoj Texaco recently reached a settlement that Grays Harbor in Washington, and Coos Bay in Oregon. to'make an acquisition of at least $5 billion this year and that he Waffle, declined to discuss Texaco’s an ttw womans L-4 9 calls for Pennzoil to be paid $3 billion in has sufficient financial backing to buy a company at least the size nouncement because federal law prohibits nT* Rayonier doesn’t directly employ the longshore gentle laxative - return for dropping the $10.3 billion damage of American Brands. the agency from commenting on the affairs men, but contracts with stevedoring companies that KMtaMwpMCAPLSTS f ' claim it held against Texaco. FROSTINCi ansmmsmm,*^ use ILWU workers. KIT.u..:. I \ Some analysts said Texaco would be of any taxpayer. CfpRII WOnitKX ST. CHAPSTICK TRIAMINIC TRIAMINIC FIBRE OLD Young relative handling account may be ‘dunderhead’ JOSEPH’S All Types DM Syrup .15 oz. 4 oz. audit trail,” which the NYSE written records showed that 100 Lo-Dose the October crash covered the market, my advise is to put your 4 oz. TRIM SPICE QUESTION: maintains on every stock traded on percent should have been biggest part of one of the strongest money into CDs and other safe Aspirin More than four that exchange. But the exchange exchanged. # ; Fruit Tabs Fast Track bull markets In history. Any stock havens such as short-term U.S. years ago. I keeps that information confidential If this error is not corrected, 36'8 All Types picker who lost money for custo Treasury securities. If you decide transferred my — protecting the brokerage where can I appeal? mers during that period had to be a to go back into the stock market at 2 oz. life’s savings to Investors’ dunderhead. some future time, do so gradually. fraternity. an account at a To pry that loose from the ANSWER: If — and that’s a f7 C Guide Let’s take your other notions in Don’t plunk a bundle into the _| Riia L major broker market ail at once. And don’t open exchange, you would have, to file a mighty big if — things are ot ‘ $087 age firm where order. complaint against the broker and squared away, complain to the LOW DOSE A D U JU F m By all means, revoke the discre another discretionary account. a young relative William A. Doyle go to arbitration, where the audit Securities and Exchange Commis 36 CAPLETS II mg tacb tionary authority — immediately. is an “ account trail could be introduced as sion. But it’s doubtful you will have This column has always warned Finally, it’s doubtful you would executive.’’ I to do that. that giving brokers authority to buy gain any^ing by suing. You signed evidence. Avsllable at participating gave him power But you can buy an audit trail and sell, without customers’ consul an agreement giving the broker Crown Pharmacy KAOPECTATE to buy and sell at elsewhere — from the Fitch Group, With the audio tape of your phone OLD EVEREADY tation. is an invitation to “ churn discretionary power over the ac Prescription Center VALUE PLUS STORES! his discretion. 130 Cedar St., New York, N.Y. call and correct written records Concentrate ing” — rapid buying and selling to count. You had no assurance you available, the people running that Not all Items available at all stores. I keep precise records, which in the account and invest it in 10006. Fitch charges $25 for each 208 W. Center St. Heavy 8 oz. generate commissions. Your com would not lose money. fund should straighten things out in show I paid $33,143 commissions certificates of deposit; sue my dally sheet no more than one year Manchester Not responsible lor typographical errors. SPICE and my account had a $22,400 loss relative for mismanagement? mission charges reek of that. short order. Duty AA QUESTION: I believe my broker old. Solid A/P 17 before the October stock market I am aware he will collect about In your shoes, I would change might have executed an order I 4 pk. crash. That loss has since increased $40,000 in commissions, if I let him QUESTION: Using the telephone Health & All Types liquidate my account. brokers and brokerage houses. You gave incorrectly. I could resolve William A. Doyle, a syndicated Brooks Pharmacy Lenox Pharmacy to $210,800. can transfer your account, without my doubts by obtaining a printout exchange privilege, I switched my Beauty Aids Kay Drug Co. 2 oz. $ 1 4 9 Should 1 let this young man columnist, welcomes written ques selling the securities you own. If of all trades in the particular stock entire investment from one mutual 14 Main St.. 585 Enfield Ave., 299 E. Center St. attempt to work my account out of ANSWER: Begin by forgetting tions, but he can provide answers Sale PrIcesI ■ I liiiiil L you transfer to a discount broker oq Oct. 9 .1 wrote to the New York fund to another fund In the sam e, Enneld Manchester this hole, as he suggests? Or would that broker’s suggestion. Since he only thrbngh the column. Write to EFFECTIVE DATES East Hartford age firm and then sell, you’ll save 75 Stock Exchange asking for a management group. When the you recommend I do one of the did such a poor job managing your Doyle In care of the Manchester JAN. 10-18, 1908 percent or more on commissions. statement came, it showed only 30 following: Revoke his discretion Investments to date. It’s more than printout. No reply. What next? Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester Since it’s evident you are tho percent had been exchanged. Upon ary authority; change brokers and unlikely he could do well in the 01040. roughly disenchanted wth the stock ANSWER: You’re looking for an checking, the audio tape and brokerage houses: take what’s left future. The four years leading up to MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Jan. 14, 1988 — 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Jan. U, 19M Arafat may Head grid coach SPORTS recognize resigns at MHS
Israel right Continued from page 1 Kelly said the coaching profes sion will miss Cournoyer. ’T m NO proves too powerful for EC icemen BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - PLO Cournoyer has three master's disappointed to hear it because he is leader Yasser Arafat said today he ‘ degrees, but wants'to brush up on a class coach. His kids are always would recognize Israel's right to his studies. “I like the academic well-drilled, well-organized and the main weapons for the Green Under relentless pressure from The mistakes we made are some went over Simmons’ arm. Bv Jim TIarnav thing we can correct. We were “Simmons looked good in goal exist If Israel and the United States portion of my career. (But) 28 falls they’ve been competitive with us. AAanchaatar Harold H.S. roundup Knights as they staked a 4-1 lead the Green Knights. East had a agreed to an international confer S A is a long time to be on the sidelines. I He’s respected by those who ve after the first period. tough enough task clearing the outthought,” Hubbach added. when he was in there,” Hubbach ence on Middle East peace. want todqdlfferent things. Iwant to coached with and against him. I felt — see page 13 puck out of its end. Carmody set up Tim Esposito took over the net for said. "We’re a good hockey team. 3^ . BOLTON — What was billed as a Notre Dame got on the board first We did continue to skate until the "As this conference would be work with youth In a different he paid his dues as an assistant and Conlan at 7:07 and the latter put his Notre Dame In the second while clash of scholastic hockey titans at 2:46 when Ray Celantano’s final buzzer. No one up here has the under U.N. auspices, that means way.” had done a good job (as a head turned into a one-sided affair. wrister past Pasterick’s glove side. Rich Simmons assumed goaltend the full legality ... of ail U.N. Ludes said Coumoyer’s resigna coach). He’s always been a class slapshot beat Eagle starting goalie With 2:04 left in the opening 15 ing duties for East at the sta rt of the guts to play the .schedule that wr Visiting Notre Dame of West Jamie Pasterick to his glove side. minutes, Morton blasted a 35-foot third. Unable to launch any sus do.” resolutions, including 242 and 338,” tion was not a total surprise. "We guy.” top-ranked Fairfield Prep, 6-2. Just 45 seconds later, Notre Dame Arafat said in an interview at the knew he had been thinking about it Haven, the defending Division I The Eagles’ next game is Satur slapshot past Pasterick for a 4-1 tained offensive attack. East dug East Catholic 1 0 1—2 Cournoyer is a former standout at state champs and currently ranked went up 2-0 after Alex Carmody Notre Dame 4 2 2—fl Palestine Liberation Organiza before the season. We were hopeful day at 3 pm. against North lead. Notre Dame outshot East. Itself a deeper hole In the second Scoring; _ . ^ AIC where he doubled os a second In the state poll, collided beautifully fed a streaking Morton 11-5, in the period. period. Boganecki scored 16 se First period; ND- Rav Celentono tion’s military headquarters in a he’d change his mind. But there are Branford at the East Haven rink. who blasted his 15-footer past Baghdad suburb. other things he wants to do.” Ludes defensive end and tight end. Cour with sixth-ranked East Catholic conds into the second period to (unassisted),2:46,' ND- Steve Morton noyer Is a social studies teacher at "We just got outfought and Pasterick. "They (Notre Dame) are the (Alex Carmody), 3:31; EC-Tonv Grant Security Council Resolution 242, said, referring to academic pur High School Wednesday night at the outhustled,” first-year Eagle make It .5-1 and a Conlan power-play (Chris Hills, Ron Cote), 4:51; ND-JIm Manchester High School. He and Bolton Ice Palace. fastest skating team we’ve faced.” passed Nov. 22, 1967, recognizes suits. "We’re just glad he’ll still be Coach Joe Hubbach said. "We’ll East countered to cut the lead to Hubbach said. The Eagles had been goal made it 6-1 after two periods. Conlan (Carmody), 7:07; Morion, 12:54. Israel's right to exist. It was passed on our staff.” his wife live In Manchester. 2-1 at 4:58. Chris Hills collected a After Conlan tallied his third goal Second period; ND-MIke Bogonecki “I want to go bock to school to Instead of the anticipated heated bounce back. We’ll be 7-2 after noted for their rough style of play (Bob Haesche, Ron Permedante), :14; after Israel conquered Arab terri East Catholic High Football battle, the Green Knights took Saturday.” long clearing pass along the right but Notre Dame taught them a to make it 7-1, the Eagles’ Mike ND-Conlan, 4:22. tory in the West Bank, the Sinai Coach Jude Kelly, who has led the brush up on my studies,” said Jim Conlan registered a three- boards and centered a pass for Baffin scord an unassisted goal at Third period: ND-Conlan (unos Cournoyer, who said balancing control of things from the outset lesson in clean, effective checking, 6:48 of the third period. It was slsted), 5:20; EC- Mike Ratlin (unas Desert and the Golan Heights of crosstown Eagles to three state and grounded the Eagles, 8-2. The goal hat-trick for Notre Dame while Tony Grant who deked Notre Dame sisted), 4:48; ND-BooaneckI (Bill Mor academics and coaching football “We didn’t play our game to our Baffin’s second goal of the year. oon), 12:49. J Syria. championships overall and two in victory improved Notre Dame’s Steve Morton and Mike Bogonecki starting goalie David Sullivan and It called for Israel’s withdrawal the past two years, was surprised was getting Increasingly more added two goals apiece. Fast beat him with a back-hander. It was potential. Our defense had a hard Bogonecki added the final goal with Saves: EC-Posterlck 10, Simmons 4 difficult. "Coaching football nowa record to 7-3 while the Eagles fell to O'M 1r>F» V*
proposal to toughen athletic eligi rule.” graduation rates of student- Arroyo 3:58, 135 Steve Anderson (NB) COVENTRY (il) — Leslie (Xmehy 4 By Dan George going to need some cooperation "If that’s the rationale for it (the athletes. Lynn Lashbrook, athletic EAST HAMPTON - With fresh dec. Fongemie 78, 145 J.Dixon (M l 2814, Kim MIzesko 2357, Anna Werfel 4 bility standards. Effective Aug. 1.1989, Division II 58 8, Maine Jacobson 2 48 10, Maura The Assocloted Press from other people.’’ stipend), It’s not going to work. athletes will n ^ a 1.6 cumulative director at Southern Illinous man Tim Murphy registering a pinned Brian Herman 2:18,145 Strick A number of collegiate athletes Because the guy who wants to ’That came Wednesday when H.S. Romidnp land (M) WBF, 152- A.DIxon (M) drew Danehy 3 2-2 8, Nektaria Oltsis 2 2-2 4, Division I schools, by a 163-lSI vote, grade-point, based on a 4.0 scale, Unlversity-Edwardsvllle, labeled it superior decision in the unlimited with David DudzInskI 2-2, 145 DIona Corine ttglonello 0 58 0, Johanna NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The next have been suspended or have lost cheat, all you’ve done is raise the after their first season of competi "the most significant piece of class to make the difference, (M) WBF, 171- Frank KImber (NB) VanKruInlnoen 0 08 0, Chris Gaiinon 0 their eligibility in recent months ante," Schultz said. adopted a measure establishing a rinned Dave Odom 1:22, 185 Luis 58 0, Michelle Dixon 1 08 2, Stacie big challenge for the nation’s scale of minimum grade-point tion to remain eligible. The stand legislation since Proposition 48 to Cheney Tech downed East Hamp Rivera (NB) pinned Ray Angel 3:54, Renfro 0 08 0, Brenda Thalacker 31-27. universities and colleges may be because of allegations they improp "But If the purpose fordoing that Tatals »1421 42. averages that an athlete would ard increases to 1.8 after the second strengthen the student-athlete. ton, 4539, Wednesday night in host RHAM High. 4524. The spilt, Unlimited- Bobby Breau (NB) pinned how to deal with agents who make erly accepted money from agents is because it has been proven that Charter Oak Conference wrestling White 1:35. RHAM (SI) — Karina Vinkels 43815, have to attain each year to remain season and 2.0 after the third. leaves the Manchester matmen 52 Denise LewandowskI 0 4-4 4, Lgrl, illegal payments to student- while still in school, and Atlanta athletes aren’t living normally like Also Wednesday, an amendment action. eligible — then turned around a few The measure, identified on the for the season. Tebbets 41-2 9, Em ily D'Bannen 250 4, athletes. says NCAA Executive agent Jim Abemethy has been other students and they’re really agenda as Proposition 39, was that would have eliminated an It was Cheney’s Initial appear Kelley Tebbets 051 0, Karen Bushev 0 indicted by an Alabama grand jury being deprived of things ... then hours later and rejected the issue. New Britain Isnow 7-2 and RHAM 080, Rachel Feran0520, Rebecca BellO Director Dick Schultz. The second vote, which followed similar to a proposal unsuccess official date for issuing bowd ance in COC action. The Techmen Girls’ Basketball 1-21, Jen Klrchm ver0080. Totals 129-17 “And it’s difficult because ... it’s in connection with such an incident. that’s a different rationale and it invitations was withdrawn from 58. intense lobbying both on and off the fully Introduced atpast conventions are now 3-11 overall. Co-captain Eric Gremmo (125) 33. one we can’t solve by ourselves.’’ Those developments have needs to be discussed." by the Big Ten, and It prompted consideration, even though la St fall, Murphy registered a 152 super Halftime: 3415 Caventry. prompted renewed suggestions Schultz’s comments came at the convention floor, was 162-143. was a double winner for the Indians Coventry rolls Schultz said Wednesday after the Division II schools, which gener heated debate. NCAA President Wilford S. Bailey ior decision over Marty Clebowicz 82nd annual NCAA Convention that a monthly stipend for athletes end of an convention that, although acknowledged that the rule was to gve the Techmen the victory. with two pins to move his personal COVENTRY — Racing to a 253 ally have smaller athletic pro Supporters described It as simply mark to 51-1. Sophomore Aaron wrapped up two days of voting on from colleges might help solve the lacking an Issue with the Impact of an effort to standardize eligibility "frequently and flagrantly Paul Hunter and Chris Rouelle set lead after one quarter, Coventry agent problem, but Schultz the recent Proposition 48, did grams than Division I schools, Dixon (145) had a tie and a pin to go High girls’ basketball team rolled Icy Eagles fall more than 140 propositions. "We’re adopted the “satisfactory progress requirements and improve the violated.*’ up the deciding match with pins in going to need some help, we’re disagreed. feature a lively skirmish over a the 165 and 171-pound divisions, to 7-51. Jon Dixon (140), Bryan past RHAM High, 62-33, in a WEST HARTFORD — Shooting Strickland (152) and Tom Diana Charter Oak Conference make-up respectively. (160) notched wins against the 25 percent from the floor with 14 Hunter and defending state Class clash Wednesday night. turnovers In the first half was not M 132-pound champion Jim Classon Hurricanes. Sophomores Walter The Patriots, a half game ahead the right formula as East Catholic each remained unbeaten at 150 for Lee (103), Corey (araft (112) and of Cromwell and East Hampton, High fell to host Northwest Ca the Techmen. Hunter registered a Mark Sarni (119) won their lead the COC at 51. They’re now tholic, 57-35, Wednesday night In second-period pin over previously matches against the host Sachems. 151 overall. RHAM dips to 1-5, 1-8 non-conference girls’ basketball Gremmo, Pete Fongemie and Todd SCOREBOARD unbeaten Dave Luke in their wi^ the loss. action. 165pound match. Mallard also were winners for Fullcourt zone pressure enabled Northwest is now 7-2 for the Cheney’s next action is at a Manchester along with Aaron Ojventry to race to its big early season while East, suffering its 76ers 104. Nets gs Big East standings quadrangular match in Waterbury Dixon and Damon lacovelli. advantage. Leslie and Maura Da- second consecutive loss, falls to 4-6. Canadians 5. Bruins 4 Mapla Leafs 3. North Stars 3 In exhibition matches, Jordan D'oll on Saturday at 11 a .m. against host nehy led the way in the opening East is back in action Saturday Big East Conference Grossman (135) and Neal stanza for (Coventry with 6 points [ s p o r t s c a r d ] NEW JERSEY (95) , „ , . w L W L Holy Cross High, East Hartford against Sacred Heart in Hamden. Hockey Eetten J J *~j Tgrento 0 3 0 0—3 Bradley 1-3 04) 2, Williams 5-11 M 15, Vlllanovo 4 0 12 3 •-Y* Schackner (189) won via the pin apiece. "I thought our defensive SSentrsol , * * **:5 Minnesota 1 1 1 0—3 Gmlnskl 11-22 5-5 27, Baiilev 511 W |3, Pittsburgh 2 1 12 1 High and Nonnewaug High. The Eagles managed just one Rr»f Period—1, Nlontreol, Smith W Rrst Period—1, Minnesota, Bellows X 2 1 12 3 Results; 103 Steve Classon (CT) route. pressure was as good as it has been i Birdsong 1-4 00 2, Woolrldge 510 50 IJ, Syracuse Manchester’s next action is Sat basket in the first half, hitting (Noslund, Lemleux), 10:44 (pp). 2, Boston, (MacLellan, Chambers), 9:52 (pp). Washington 4-8 3-4 12, Hopson 2-5 M 8, Providence 2 1 8 4 WBF, 112- Double forfeit, 115 Kramer in any game. The defensive Inten 13-of-17 from the foul line. Northw LInsemon 14(Neely,Weslev), 17:01 (PP). 3, Penalties—Secord, Tor, double minor Georgetown 1 1 11 2 (EH) pinned Dennis ZawlstowskI 1:04, urday at noon at Cilarke 'Arena NHL standings Montreal, Lolor 1 (Lemleux, Smith), Comegys (>-1 00 0. Totals 34-77 24-34 95. sity was there and our offensive est, led by Maura Rodgers’ 13 (rooBhlng), :54; Brooke, Min (rough PHILADELPHIA 008) Seton Hall 1 2 12 5 A"- 125 Tucker (EH) W BF, 135 J.CIasson against Hartford Public. 11:54. Penalties—Pedersen, Bos (cross ing),,,:54; B.McRoe, Min, malor (fight Robinson 1524 3329, Borklwf 5129-1019, 1 3 8 4 (CT) WBF, 135 Double forfeit, 145 Ron rebounding was good,” said Coven points, had a 31-15 halftime bulge. checking), 1:42; Pedersen, Bos, molor Connecticut WALES CONFERENCE ing), 3:32; M aruk, Min, major (high- McCormick 59 5 5 17,CJieeks 1-95910, King Boston College 1 3 9 5 Plrtel (CT) dec. Dan Cyr 50,145 Shawn try Coach Ray Dimmock. Maura McPadden had 7 points (tlohtlno),5:24;C:orson,Mon,mlnor-malor sticking), 4:08; Leeman, Tor (tripping), 1304)2,Henderson543-410,Hlnson 4-11 3^ 0 2 9 3 Terwlllager (EH) pinned Devon Fox Manchester vs. R H A M — 103 Lee (M) Patrick Division (Instigator, fighting), 5:24; Burrldge, St. John's pinned Joe Zimmerman 1:18,112- Craft Leslie Danehy had 14 points, OF OA 4:14; (Sill, Tor (roughing), 8:48; Froser, 11, Toney 55 00 4, McNamara 00 00 0. 1:02,152- Dono Condron (EH) technical and Jo Marie Rucci 7 rebounds to w L T PH Bos (hIgh-stIckIng), 7:24; ChellM, Min (high-sticking), 15:27. fall over Carlos Gray 150, 145 Hunter (M) dec. Chris Kennealiv 156,119- Sqrnl Mollie Jacobson 10 and Maura Woshlngton 21 19 5 47 155 141 Totals 3579 31-35104. Wednesday's Results lead East. 156 Mon, double minor (hlgh-sHcklno, rough Pittsburgh 41, UConn 58 (CT) pinned Luke 3:29, 171- Chris (M) pinned Justin Mlllette 1:11, 125- Danehy added 8 points and 13 PhltadeloMa 20 17 6 44 14B ing), 7:24; Byers, Bos, mlnor-molor Second Period—2, Minnesota, Bellows Gremmo (M) pinned Elliot Snider :51, East won the junior varsity NY Islonders X 16 5 45 163 146 NOW Jersey » 20 « » - W Providence 78, Oorgetown 74 Rouelle (CT) pinned Scott Owens 1:54, rebounds for the Patriots. Nektaria (slashing, Aghtlng), 9:52; Kordic, Mon, 31 (Archibald, Brooke), :11. 3, Toronto, Saturday's Games 189- Sean V illa (EH) dec. Todd Rose 135 Mallard (M) WBF, 135 Fongemie game. 4527. Kelli Bender played New Jersey 20 19 5 45 149 160 molor (fighting), 9:52; PleM, Bos (hlgh- Philadelphia 31 25 18 30-108 (M) pinned Arthur Annechorlo ;M, 145 41 16B 176 Ctarfc 7 (Osborne, Solmlng), 12:(^ 4, 5Polnt gools—Washington, Hender UConn ot Syracuse, 8 p.m. 10-7, Unlimited- Murphy (CT) sup. dec. Gltsis came up with 6 steals while well for the young Eagles. pmsburgh 16 19 9 stlcklng), 12:11; Nllon, A4on (holding), Toronto, Osborne 11 (OIczyk), 13:22. 5, Marty Cl^ ow ltz 152. E rlc Cloutier (R) dec. Jon Dixon 54,145 NY Rangers 17 22 6 40 176 174 son. Fouled out—Washington. Vlllanova at Pittsburgh handling the ball well for the NORTHWEST CATHOLIC (57) — 14:15. Toronto, OIczyk 18 (Osborne, Solmlng), Georgetown at Boston College A.Dixon (M) pinned Sean Bvam 5:58, Adams Division Second Period—4, Montreal, Noslund 14 Rebounds—New Jersey 50 (Gmlnskl 17), 152- Paul Regan (R) pinned Strickland winners. Maura Rodgers 6 1-4 13, Tammy 163 136 17:39 (pp). Penalties—Loni, Tor (hold Philadelphia 39 (Barkley 11). Assists— Seton Hall at St. John's Montreal 23 11 10 54 (Svoboda, Corson),9:58.5, Boston,Crowder ing), :41; Terrion, Tor (tripping), 1:27; 4:34,145 Drew Romano (R) pinned Jeff Karina Vinkels led RHAM with 15 Redding 5 08 10, Marianne Stevenson 3 Boston 25 16 5 55 170 147 New Jersey 24(Baolev7),PhllodelphlaM UNLV at Providence Jodden 3:19,171- Dan Vendrillo (R) dec. 524, Liz BarreH50810, Ann (5arlosco03 166 14 (Kluzok, Kosper), 11:05 (pp). 6, MacLellan, Min (Interference),2:19; Salm- (CTieeks 11). Total fouls—New Jersey 24, Monday's (Same Buffalo 19 17 7 45 142 Montreol, Lemleux 18 (Noslund, Coison), Ing, Tor (hooking) 2:34; Rouse, Min . '4y t Tom Diana 1510, 189- lacovelli (M) points. 504, Liz Dube0500, Stacey Asuncion 5 Hortford 16 19 7 X 126 13B Philadelphia 24. Technicals— Barklw, Boston College at Syracuse M HS splits pair pinned Jason Terrance 1 :X , Unllmlted- Coventry also won the junior 50 12. 144 147 15:58. 7, Montreal, Skrudlond 5 (McPhee, (tripping), 7:47; Froser, Min (holding), New Jersey Coach McKinnon. A—8,214. Tuesday's Game Reginald Plnto/Msnchester Herald Quebec ie 20 2 X Robinson), 17:51. Penoltles—Lorson, Bos 14:00; Roberts, Min (high-sticking), 14:07; Mlke Docker (R) pinned Jamel White varsity game, 4532. Michelle Dixon EAST CATHOLIC (35) — Amelia CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Providence at Seton Hall HEBRON — The Manchester Bearse 1 34 5, Karen Mazdzierz 0 5-4 5, (holding), 4:33; Nllon, Mon, doi4>le minor Leeman, Tor (high-sticking), 14:07. Wednesday, Jan. 20 2:40. Norris Division W HERE TO G O — East Catholic’s Karen Mozdzierz looks MHS vs. New Britain — 103- Benson had 11 points and Johanna VanK- Margaret Riley 0080, Jo M arie Rued 1 OA (holding, unsportsmanlike con Third Period—4, Minnesota, Maruk 4 Hawks 120.8purs 110 Vlllanova at UConn (Civic Center), High wrestling team came home w L T 1»ts OF duct), 10:55; Thelven, Bos (holding), 13:37. (Chambers, Lawton), 3:11. Penalties— Bradley (NB) technical fall Lee 19-4, ruiningen 10 for the 151 young 1-3 3, Katey Cllsham 0 4-4 4, Maura Detroit 21 16 5 47 173 143 p.m. for someone to pass to in a recent Eagle game. with a win and a ioss in a triangular McPadden 3 1-27, Heather OsInskI 1 2-2 GIILTor (cross-checking), :52; DeGrav,Tor St. John's at (Jeorgetwon 112- Antonio Donee (NB) WBF, 119- Patriots. Chicago IB 23 3 39 159 1B1 ATLANTA (120) Mozdzierz, East’s leading scorer, was held to five poirits meet Wednesday afternoon. The LeBraun Benson (N) dec. Craft 53,125- 4, Stephanie Ogrodnlk 0 1-2 1, Noel 140 156 Third Period—8, Boston, Courtnoll 23 (unsportsmanlike conduct), 3:11; Ro Coventry’s next game is Tuesday St. Louis 16 22 5 37 (Plett, Wesley), 3:28. 9, Boston, Wwley 3 berts, Min (roughing), 4:35; Secord, Tor Wilkins 15271518 48, Levlngston 53 524, Indians were beaten by New Peter Genovese (N) pinned Mallard Feehan 3504, Jodi LeBrun 008 0, Kelli Toronto 14 22 7 35 160 175 . Penalties— Koncak 2-4 1-2 5, WIttman 54 50 4, Wednesday as the Eagles bowed to Northwest Catholic, 2:49,■ IX- Gremmo (M) pinned Henry p* MIpll School. Bender 0 50 0. Totals 9 17-M 35. 34 149 185 (Kasper), 10:54 (sh), (roughing), 4;35; Fraser, Min (roughing), Britain High. 44-26, whiie topping MInnesoto 13 24 B Llnsenton, Bos (holding),I 5:32; Syobodo, 0:40; (3111, Tor (roughing), 8:40. Rlvers5137-919,Wlllls541-15,Battle57558, Big Eaat reaulta Smvttie Division Bysrs, Bos Webb4-4508, Carr5121-113, Rolllns52504. 57-35. 59 204 147 Mon (roughing), 4:38; O^rtlme—None. Penalty—lotrote. Tor Edmonton 27 )3 5 (Interference), 8:44; Kluiok. Bos (holding), 4:15. Totals43543538120. Calgorv 27 )3 4 5B 21B 160 Mon (Interter- 41 154 167 (holding), 9:52; Walter, Shots on goal—Toronto 18-11-4-1—34. SAN ANTONIO (110) . . , , , PIttaburgh 61, UConn SB Winnipeg IB 19 5 ence), 12:10; Neely, Bos, molor (6ght- Minnesota 10-8-11-4—33. Berry 11-15 511 28, (Jreenwood 59 55 7, Vancouver 15 24 6 36 150 163 Mon, molor Ben Crenshaw Gudmundsson51051119,Robertsonll-292-4 5 33 169 216 Ing), 15:58; McPhee, . Power-ploy Opportunities—Toronto 1 of Los Angeles 14 27 (fighting), 15:58; 5; Minnesota 1 of 8. 24, Dowkins 7-14 50 14, Anderson 54 50 4, CONNECTICUT (98) ____ MCC holds off Middlesex w v Wednesdov'i Oamei Corson, Mon (trIopIng), 14:40; Crowder, Goalies—Toronto, Reese (33 shots-30 This 36-year-old golfer Mitchell 54548, Sundvold 1-4502, Nealy 1-1 McCloud51500, PIklell 1-2503, Robinson Montreal 5, Boston 4 Bos (Interference;, 19:44. saves). Minnesota, Beoupre (34-33). ranked third in PGA prize 502, Wood 1-2502, Nlmphlus51500. Totals 5141319,
1 I MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan. 14.19M - II M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan 14, 1988 Kansas, Georgetown, and Auburn all upset victims F O C U S
By The Associated Press first half as several players scrambled for a rebound. The Danny Manning and No. 16 NCAA Hoop officials moved in quickly and no Kansas ran Into problems at a punches were thrown. 'Good for nothing’ familiar trouble spot while No. 11 Gsorgla 67, No. I t Auburn 68: Georgetown and No. 19 Auburn got Toney Mack and Patrick Hamilton roughed up on the road. 5 Kentucky beat Alabama 6S-M, No. scored 23 points each and Georgia Manning, an All-American, was 6 Pittsburgh stopped Connecticut surged in the final 10 minutes to held to one basket In the first 16 61-58, No. 12 Wyoming defeated Air beat Auburn in the Southeastern Elks, farmers at odds in Pennsylvania minutes Wednesday night as No. 14 Force 81-61 and No. 13 Nevada-Las Conference. Iowa State beat Kansas 88-78. Vegas held off Fullerton State 63-57. The Bulldogs broke a 56-56 tie Manning eventually broke loose Iowa State used a 19-4 burst and with 9:20 left by going on a 28-10 Bv Bob Dvorchak some farmers say they are left with only a fraction and wound up with 32 points, but it surged to a 38-21 lead with four spree. Mack scored 11 points and The Associated Press of what they should harvest. was not enough to prevent the minutes left in the first half. The Hamilton nine during the streak. “It’s like turning ioose a herd of cows. Between Jayhawks and Coach Larry Brown Cyclones were still ahead 79-55 with Alec Kessler scored 22 for Geor EMPORIUM, Pa.— Retired game warden Norm eating it and trampling it, they can go right through from losing for the fifth straight 9*A minutes remaining. gia, 10-6. Erickson first saw a wild elk 40 years ago, and he’s a com field. They demolish trees, fences, tim e at Iowa State’s Hilton Kansas then made its charge Chris Morris had 27 for the part of a legion that treasures sighting the majestic shrubbery, everything,” says farmer Vincent Coliseum. behind Manning. He scored 20 Tigers, 9-3. Auburn beat nationally animals in the only free-roaming elk herd east of Wolfe. points in the second half and ranked Kentucky and Florida last “We went to the zone the last four Michigan. The Game Commission is in the final year of a Judy Luorik/tpdcUil to Iho Horsid or five minutes and it was good," Kansas pulled within six on three “It’s a real thrill to see a big old bull. I love to hear five-year plan with the Bureau of Forestry to keep Cyclones Coach Johnny Orr said. occasions, the last time at 82-76 with No. S Kantucky 63, Alabama 68: Ed them bugle. They really put on a show,” says the elk out of the farmers’ hair. A nine-member elk “The good thing about it was we 1:15 left. Davender scored 17 points and Rex Erickson, 71, who retired in 1980 after a 34-year management committee hears advice from kept the ball away from Manning. The Cyclones made six foul shots Chapman 16 as Kentucky held off farmers, sportsmen and environmentalists. in the filial 1:06, including four by career chasing poachers. They didn’t throw it in there. They Alabama in the Southeastern Sightseers flock by the thousands to a 200-square- Researchers at Penn State University developed shot the ball from the outside and Elmer Robinson. (inference. . mile area of Elk and Cameron counties in a five-strand electric fence that is tested elk-proof. that was definitely to our Robinson led Iowa State with 20 The Wildcats, 11-1, recovered 3 The state offers free wire, posts and power pack. But 1 north-central Pennsylvania. They sometimes block advantage.” points and Lafester Rhodes had 19. from a one-point loss to Auburn on rural roads to admire a herd of 140 elk, protected by no farmers have taken the offer because they say Kansas has the longest home Jeff Grayer, who leads the Big Saturday that knocked them out of law against hunters. they have to supply the labor and maintain the winning streak in the nation, Eight with a 25-point average, spent the No. 1 spot. fence. although that hasn’t helped at Iowa considerable time on the bench Chapman .scored 10 of Kentucky’s But an environmentalist’s rapture can be a because of foul trouble and was held last 19 points. He made two foul farmer’s nuisance. Meanwhile, plots of leafy plants and grasses that HOMELESS — Jake, sits in Slate. appeal to elk have been cultivated on state lands. “Everybody always asks me to 15 points. shots with 34 seconds left for a 61-55 Only 40 percent of the elk range is on public land, the doorway of the pound, where’s the toughest place to play Milt Newton had 15 for Kansas lead. and farmers say marauding elk eat or trample their There are plans next year to plant alfalfa, which elk with Dog Warden Richard com, bulldoze barbed-wire fences and harass or kill love. and it’s always where they have the and Lincoln Minor added 12. Michael Ansley scored 18 for the Rand, while he decides if he best players.” Brown said. “You Providence 78, No. 11 Georgetown Crimson Tide, which lost its third livestock. Foresters have cleared sections of woods to know, this is not a chopped liver 74: Delray Brooks scored 28 points, straight. promote growth of aspen and other trees the elk find wants to go out in the cold. including seven 3-point shots, as “They’re nice to see, but 1 can’t afford to feed ballclub. They’ve lost three games No. 12 Wyoming 81, Air Force 61: them. They’re eating better than my cows,” says succulent. Salt blocks are also provided. Above, Annie is one of many Providence stopped Georgetown. Fennis Dembo scored 28 points as In the last three years here.” dairy farmer David Wolfe of St. Marys. However, elk prefer the taste and nutrition of Barbara RIchmond/Manchaatar Harald cats waiting to be adopted. Iowa State is 14-2 after winning its Brooks’ 3-pointer put the Friars Wyoming returned home and re farm-grown com, oats, wheat, barley and hay. ahead 75-74 with 1:17 remaining. bounded from two straight losses “The only thing they’re good for is to look at,” Big Eight opener. Kansas is 11-4 says an irate Homer Grimm, a farmer in nearby The Game Commission doesn’t pay for elk and 1-1 in the conference. The Carlton Screen made a steal and by beating Air Force in the Western two foul shots with 11 seconds left Emporium. “They devastate the crops. You can’t damage. So in a sort of backwoods justice, the game Adopt a Pet Jayhawks played without starting Athletic Conference. hunt them. They’re good for nothing.” center Marvin Branch, who was for a three-point lead. Dembo shot 3-for-4 from 3-point law allows farmers to kill elk for crop damage. They The Hoyas’ Jaren Jackson range in the first half as the Caught in the middle is the Pennsylvania Game get the meat; the state gets the hide and the head. In declared academically ineligible the past 12 years, farmers have killed 45 elk. earlier In the day. missed a 3-pointer with five seconds Cowboys opened a 46-18 lead. Ommission. Some say the commission is doing too Also having problems was Geor remaining. Wyoming, 12-2, shot 60 percent little to keep elk out of trouble. Others say too much “The only legal recourse is to shoot the offending getown. which lost to Providence Darryl Wright scored 16 points from the field in the game. revenue from hunting license fees is being spent on animals,” says Bill Drake, a Game Commission Jake has lost his master 78-74, and Auburn, which was for Providence. 8-4. Perry McDo Robyn Davis scored 14 points and an animal that can’t be hunted. i biologist and elk expert. routed by Georgia 87-68. nald had for Georgetown. 11-2. Reggie Fox 13 for Wyoming. By Barbara Richmond The only new dog at the pound, as of Tuesday, was a Elsewhere in theTon Twentv. No. A brief skirmish broke out in the No. 13 UNLV 63, Fullerton 81. 67: “We have to be the voice of wildlife,” says Such kills have political drawbacks. Farmers who Manchester Herald male terrier. Rand said he’s about 2 years old and is Anthony Todd rallied UNLV in the Rawland Cogan, a wildlife technician with the shoot elk say they’ve been harassed by vigilante grey in color. He was found on Cobum Road on Jan. 10. final two minutes as the Runnin’ Game Commission. “There’s lots of farmers who’d groups of environmentalists who have slashed their A very loving and loveable mixed breed named Jake The dog pound is located on town property near the Rebels beat Fullerton State In the like to see the doggone things eliminated.” traetor tires and threatened to burn their barns. is this week’s featured pet at the dog pound. Jake is town landfill on Olcott Street. Rand is at the pound Pacific Coast Athletic Association. about 8 months old, is black and white, and was found weekdays from noon to 1 p.m. The phone number at the Elk are voracious eaters. A big bull weighs 800 “We’re the bad guys. And what we get from an elk pound is 643-6642. If there is no answer call the police Sports In Brief Todd’s jump shot with 1:47 doesn’t cover the value of the crops we lose,” says roaming on Mountain Road on Jan. 2. remaining gave UNLV the lead for pounds and eats 22 pounds of food a day, six times He loves attention and is very willing to be department at 646-4555. There is also someone on duty more than the average 125-pound white-tailed deer. farmer William Lyons, who has shot three elk in six at the pound Monday through Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. Manchester Road Race on Cox cable good at 56-55. His steal and dunk years. affectionate in return. He had a rope around his neck with 1:17 left made it a three-point As many as 40 elk at a time graze in farm fields, and when he was found. Dog Warden Richard Rand said. There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog and the new owner The 51st Manchester Road Race will be telecast by Cox Cable of margin. Last week’s featured pet, a golden retriever cross must have the dog licensed and see that it has its rabies Manchester on its public access Channel 33 six times beginning Henry Turner pulled Fullerton named Belle, is still waiting to be adopted. Rand said shots. Friday at 3 p.m. The other dates for the telecast are Friday, Jan. State within a point on a layup with he had had several calls concerning her but no one has Aid to helpless Animals Inc., a group constantly 22 at 3 p.m.; Tuesday Jan. 19 and 26 at 6 p.m.; and Wednesday a minute left, but he missed a taken her yet. looking for homes for lost and abandoned cats, is Jan. 20 and 27 at 9 p.m. The telecast is approximately 36 minutes 15-foot jump shot in the final The doberman pinscher, qientioned in last week’s featuring a black and white female named Annie this in length. seconds that would have put the His old flame won’t go away column, has been adopted by a Vernon family. He was week. Titans ahead. GLOBETROTTER ACT — Alabama’s pass during Wednesday’s night’s game a neutered male and was found on West Middle Gerald Paddio and Karl James Turnpike on New Year’s day. Annie is one of many cats and kittens that need Midget football meeting on Monday Alvin Lee dribbles the ball with his knees with Kentucky. The Wildcats won, 63-55. DEAR DEAR BORED: Fir.st, inform permanent homes. The organization also needs scored 13 points each for UNLV, your boss that he’s overstaffed. Besides Belle and Jake, still waiting from last week, The Manchester Midget Football League will hold a meeting 13-1 on the court and manages to get off a ABBY: Before are a cute male terrier cross and a female setter cross. temporary housing for cats and kittens while they are Jerry (not his Since you’re not allowed to read on waiting to go to permanent homes. Monday night at 7:30 at the American Legion Home on Legion the job. thoroughly comb the The terrier is about 6 years old and is grey in color. He real name) and I was found on Tower Road on Jan. 1. The female setter To adopt a cat or kitten, or to provide a temporary Drive. Election of the board of directors for the 1988 season is were married, Dear Abby classified section of this newspaper home, call any of the following numbers: 623-0489, among the agenda items. For further information, call John is about 10 years old and is mostly black with a little he had a rela when you get home. With luck, you white. She was picked up on Bissell Street on Jan. 5. 666-7000, 232-8317, or 242-2156. Phelps at 647-9420. Graf continues to decimate opponents tionship with a Abigail Van Buren will find a job that offers more girl named stimulation and a chance to grow. just played amazingly.” ing back up the world rankings ian citizenship earlier in the month. Karen, which is Lockbaum to be speaker at dinner Bv The Associated Press Shriver will play Nicole Jager- DEAR ABBY: I’m sure there are Graf said she had no explanation after being sidelined with a frac her real name. a few problems in the world that are Questions not ‘ridiculous’ EAST HARTFORD — Gordon Lockbaum, two-way football MELBOURNE, Australia — for her awesome power. tured wrist, trounced Lundgren 6-1, man of The Netherlands In her ’They went to round of 32 match. No. 2 Martina gether for five more important than slang terms player who led Holy Cross to an 11-0 season in 1987, will be the When Steffi Graf is on the attack the “1 don’t work on it,” she said. “I 6-3, 6-3 in the only upset of the day for the military, but I couldn’t resist QUESTION: We had a little kitten given to us last guest speaker at the second annual East Hartford Parks & kill doesn’t take very long as her guess it is just natural.” among the men. Navratilova and No. 3 Chris Evert years, then they week. We were told that this kitten was 7 weeks old and Graf was joined In the third round were inactive today. Navratilova broke up and Karen moved out of being rude, which is what he should chiming In. The recent exchange of Recreation Youth Volunteer Sports Dinner on Thursday, Feb. 11, prey in the $1.9-million Australian Both defending champion Stefan do. knowing how much the situation letters in yourcolumn brought back that it is a male cat. I think the kitten is older than 7 Edberg and former titleholder by fourth-seeded American Pam faces Akiko Kijimuta of Japan in town. weeks. I know it may sound ridiculous, but I’m not even at the Marco Polo Restaurant at 6:30 p.m. Open tennis tournament learned the third round while Evert opposes When Jerry and I became en irritates you. Stay out of it. fond memories of my World War II For further information, contact Rick Maynard, Parks 4 Rec today. Mats Wilander powered into the Shriver, defending champion and days when I was in Washington. certain that it’s a male. fifth-seeded Hana Mandlikova, two-time NCAA champion Patty gaged (last September). I asked Pet Forum director, at the East Hartford Town Hall. “Steffi hits the ball as hard as third round with victories 'at the DEAR ABBY: I know you have D.C.. surrounded by uniformed 1 have several qustions; how can 1 tell how old it is? anyone I’ve ever played.” Austral National Tennis Center. eighth-seeded West German Clau Fendick of San Francisco. him to please cease all communica How can I tell if it is a male or female? Also, when dia Kohde-KIlsch, ninth-seeded tion with Karen; he said he would. never had a problem like this men (I married one.) Edward A. Williams. D.V.M. ian Janine Thompson said after the Edberg, aiming for his third Men’s top seed Ivan Lendl also before. What does a person do when The second lieutenants were should I take it to a veterinarian for shots? Does it need successive title, trounced West American Lori McNeil and 13th- Well. Karen called him at home a rabies shot even though we plan to keep it inside? CJSA convention on Jan. 22-23 18-year-old West German crushed had the day off. He faces Australian and he took the call and talked to he or she doesn’t have a thing in the called “shavetails.” Why? Because her 6-0.6-1 in just 40 minutes in their German Alexander Mronz 6-4, 6-3, seeded Swede Catarina Lindqvist. at one time (before 1918) the U.S. Should I have it neutered? CROMWELL — The first Connecticut Junior Soccer 6-1, while third-seeded Wilander, Shriver won the last nine games left-hander Mark Woodforde on her in a very friendly way. After world to do at work? I suppose you second-round match. Friday. could say, “Sit quietly and keep Army and Calvary relied heavily on Association convention will be held Friday and Saturday, Jan. the winner In 1983 and 1984, whipped in defeating South African-born that. I told him that he should tell ANSWER: Your questions are not at all ridiculous, Graf, who faces a third-round her point-blank he isn’t interested your mouth shut.” but that’s easier mules for transportation. The tails 22-23, at the Treadway Inn in Cromwell. The annual general meeting with American Cammy Australian Simon Youl 6-4, 6-2, 6-4. Ros Fairbank 7-5, 6-0; Mandlikova Edberg, who plays American of the untrained mules were shaved they are those that are most frequently asked when a type of shots (vaccinations) that It should receive Another Swede, sixth-seeded tounced Hellas Ter Rlet of The Dan Goldie in his third-round in maintaining any kind of contact said than done. depends upon the age of the kitten and the prevalence meeting will be Jan. 22 at 7 p.m. There is also a day-long session of MacGregor, said she felt she was Don’t suggest that I help one of to Indicate that they were un new kitten or puppy is examined by a veterinarian. workshops of interest to coaches, players, club officials and fans Anders Jarryd, and No. 8 Slobodan Netherainds 6-1, 6-1 in 55 minutes match, never was troubled against with her. He says he doesn’t wa nt to When your kitten receives the first vaccinations, of various diseases in your locality. Cats are more approaching top form. be rude to her. my co-workers because that is not trained, possibly unpredictable “I was concentrating well, re Zivojinovic of Yugoslavia also and Kohde-Kilsch ousted Austral Mronz, ranked 195th in the world. and, therefore, unsafe. your veterinarian will also perform a health likely to be exposed to rabies than most people realize. on Jan. 23. ian Jo-Anne Faull 6-2, 6-4. Yesterday we received a wedding allowed. Don’t suggest that I read a Even cats tl)at are kept indoors can be exposed to CJSA will host a luncheon on Saturday, Jan. 23, honoring fall turning well and making the right moved Into the round of 32 in the Edberg had too much power and book or magazine because that is MARIAN BARB. examination. At that time your veterinarian will first Grand Slam event of the Lindqvist breezed by American gift from Karen. (We didn’t send determine the age of the kitten by examining its dental rabies, especially from bats that are carriers of the State Cup winners. choices,” Graf said. ”I didn’t make control for his opponent. her an announcement.) Neitherone not allowed either. BERKELEY too many mistakes out there.” season, but Swede Peter Lundgren. Ann Henricksson 6-2, 6-2, while Goldie, from McLean, Va., and skeletal development. disease. Rabies is a very real threat to all pets In our For further information, contact CJSA headquarters at McNeil ousted Dutch player Manon of us wants the gift. Should we send I suppose I could just shuffle my state, and they should all be vaccinated against it. Thompson, a left-hander ranked seeded 11th, was ousted. trounced Canadian Martin Lauren- work around and try to “look” DEAR MARIAN: The “shave Your veterinarian will also be able to tell you if you 673-4371. Jarryd won 6-4, 7-6, 6-4 over Gian Bollegraf 6-4, 6-0. it back and say, “No thanks,” or have a male or female kitten. Determining the sex of a In addition to the rabies vaccination, kittens in this 105th in the world, said she “was deau 6-4, 6-3, 6-1. should we keep it and thank her for busy, but that would be dishonest. tail” tale maks sense to me. (P.S.: never in a position to control the I.uca Pozzi of Italy and Zivojinovic Catherine Tanvier of France beat If you’re wrong, we’ll both hear very young kitten con be difficult. It is not at all unusual area are vaccinated against panleukopenia (feline Garvey announces his retirement Jo Durie of Britain 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 to Wilander showed a new eager it? Should 1 write to her and tell her Don’t get me wrong. Abby, I am distemper), leukemia and the feline respiratory match.” beat Steve Shaw of Great Britain grateful to have a job, but this is about it.) for a new owner to be mistaken about the sex of their LA JOLLA. Calif. - With Steve Garvey’s playing days over, “Steffi never lets up, never gives 6-4, 6-4, 6-7, 6-3. earn a meeting with Czech-bom ness to volley in defeating a game to stop keeping in touch with Jerry, pet, so don’t feel that you are being foolish or ridiculous complex. Mandlikova, who took out Austral but outgunned Youl. or should we just ignore her and getting ridiculous. Out of eight Unless you are planning on using your pet for the 19-year baseball veteran says he’s looking toward the you a break.” Thompson said. “She Australian John Frawley, climb hours in a day. we work only three DEAR ABBY: I wish men would when you ask. Incidentally, you shouldn’t think that possibility of a front-office job or maybe tossing his cap into hope she’ll go away? any question you ask your veterinarian is ridiculous. breeding purposes, it is recommended that you have SICK OF KAREN hours — and the rest of the time we dress like men, and women would another arena, the political one, someday. just sit around looking at each other dress like women. I don’t care for After all. one of the primary reasons you consult a the kitten spayed or neutered. Spaying or neutering is veterinarian is to have your specific questions generally not recommended until after 5 months of Garvey, a 10-time All Star who spent his last five years with the DEAR SICK: Keep the wedding until it’s time to go home. this unisex business at all. Nowa Padres, announced his retirement Wednesday. A severe Work is sporadic, so we can’t just days you can’t tell a man from his answered. age. The most important thing is to have your kitten Broncos, Browns not lacking motivation gift and write a proper thank-you The best time to take your new kitten for its first examined and vaccinated now, and plan to discuss the shoulder injury that cut short his 1987 season led to the reluctant It’s possible for Jerry to discourage pick up and go home. wife — unless the, wife Is pregnant. players feel they have some unfin OLD-FASHIONED vaccinations is as soon as possible. The number and spaying or neutering operation at the same time. decision to end his career. By John Mossman game we had last year can be “They both looked good,” Reeves communication with Karen without BORED IN BIRMINGHAM ’ This is In many ways the toughest day of my life. In other repeated for a long time,” Reeves ished business to take care of. said after the workout in 35-degree The Associated Press “Cleveland was five minutes and ways, it’s quite exciting,” said Garvey, a first baseman who said. weather. “They didn’t seem to have starred for 12 years with the Los Angeles Dodgers before joining DENVER — Although Sunday’s 98 yards away from getting to the any problems. But we’ll wait to see Ironically, both teams probably Super Bowl last year. But their if they have any complications.” the Padres as a free agent in December 1982. AFC championship game rematch have more incentive this weekend Stress a trendy diagnosis Thoughts A lifetime .294 hitter, Garvey batted .211 with one home run and between Cleveland and Denver disappointment at losing the AFC Reeves was withholding judg than they did a year ago. title game is no less a motivator ment on whether Smith would nine RBI in 27 games last season before being sidelined. isn’t expected to measure up to the The Browns are spurred on by than ours at losing the Super Bowl.” heightened drama of last year’s reclaim his starting job. If he DEAR DR. DEAR READER: Probably not. 1 John 4:15 says, “If anyone revenge, while Denver is driven by doesn’t start, rookie Tyrone Brax ’The alcohol used to clean off the acknowledges that Jesus is the Son overtime thriller, the teams aren’t the hunger of having climbed to the After putting his team through its GOTT: Has Katarina Witt in line for sixth title lacking for motivation. first practice of the week Wednes ton likely would open at strong "stress” be injection sites probably acts as a of (3od, God lives in him and he in top without grabbing the ring. safety. Braxton finished up on good disinfectant on the nurses’ God.” Since we have this promise. BHHGir It’s just a fact of life in the NFL. Reeves can still vividly describe day, Reeves had more cause for come the waste Dr. Gott PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia — Katarina Witt is heading for her optimism. Defensive backs Dennis Sunday after Mike Harden, who basket diagosis hands. It is Important to understand what it sixth consecutive European title, a mark that would equal "Very few championship games the emptiness of losing a Super had played comerback and free means to acknowledge Jesus’ au Bowl. Smith and Randy Robbins both of the ’80s? y Peter Gott, M.D. Norwegian great Sonja Henie’s record for most individual or Super Bowls have lived up to appear likely to play on Sunday. safety before moving to strong Many letters in thority. We submit to worldly their billing,” Broncos <^ach Dan “It’s a tremendous disappoint safety, broke his right forearm. DEAR DR. GO’TT: What exactly authorities every day. For exam women’s skating championships. yourcolumn are is a Pap smear? The East German is in second piace after the short program, Reeves said Wednesday. Besides, ment to get there and lose.” he said. Smith, the team’s starting strong “I suspect It will be tough for from readers ple, uniformed policemen or a and needs to beat Kira Ivanova of the Soviet Union in the long having one team drive 98 yards in “It’s very unfulfilling. I know our safety, has been sidelined since Dennis,” Reeves said. “This week whose doctors flashing blue light on a car can the final five minutes for a tying players won’t forget it. We were 30 Nov. 22 with a broken arm. will be like training camp for him. DEAR READER: A Papanico direct the flow of traffic. We respect program today to retain the titie. But the 22-year-oid Witt has won have blam ed laou test (Pap smear) is a routine HOME^ touchdown and then win in over minutes away from being the world Robbins, a backup who had taken He won’t have his timing down. But those In authority over us, but how the final stage of the competition in the* last six European their problems test that should be performed on all championships and is considered far superior to Ivanova in the time — as Denver did — is a hard champion. So there was never any Smith’s place in the starting lineup, I hope playing safety is like riding a on stress, and no do we show respect for God? A Score with the Whalers act to follow. lack of motivation for us to get back has been out since Dec. 13 with a bicycle for him. It’s something you levels. women (with uteruses) during the policeman is just another person. free-skating segment, which accounts for 50 percent of a attempt has been made to investi internal or pelvic examination. and SportsChannel “I don’t know that the sort of to the Super Bowl. I think all ofbur knee Injury. don’t forget.” gate further. Anybody who is in I believe that “stress” is a valid The laws Implements are made by competitor’s score. medical diagnosis for many people. During the test, the physician people. How much more respect all season long Today’s schedule also featured the men’s compuUones and ice pain has stress, but that’s not the painlessly scrapes the doughnut cause of the pain. Do you think However, as you suggest, what should we show God who created us dance original set pattern. comes flrt: the stress or the shaped, firm uterine opening at the and is continually concerned for our Get the best seat in the house Witt and Debi Thomas, the American champion "re expected “stress” Is a valid medical condi back of the vagina. The material tion, or is it overdiagnosed? symptoms? In my view, patients personal welfare? for 50 Hartford Whalers games, to battle for the gold medal when the 1988 Winter Olympics open Gibbs pessimistic of Green’s chances to piay would be better off having a less that is obtained consists of mucus In his wisdom God gave us an at Calgary next month. Witt, winner of the world title In 1984 and secretions and old cells from the plus Boston Celtics home action DEAR READER: Stress some vague and trendy diagnosis made. operating manual for the world, the 1985, lost the title to Thomas in 1985 but regained it last year. Bv David GInsburg practice session from the sideline than it was earlier in the week,” the status of Monk, who was placed For example, muscle-contraction cervix. These cells are normally Bible. Have we taken the time to times seems to be the fad or shed, much the same way that our and much more. The Associated Press and is not expected to see extensive Gibbs said. “Right now, we’re on the injured reserved list Dec. 9 wastebasket diagnosis of the ’80s. It headache, irritable bowel and study his instructions? Jesus may working under the assumption that with a sprained knee. insomnia — three symtoms of skin cells are constantly shed. not be speaking audibly to us like he action today. appears to be an easy way for some ’n e specimen is spread in a film Call Jackson gets full Royals’ support HERNDON, Va. - Washington “We’re making preparations as if he can’t play.” Asked if he expected Monk to overworked doctors to deal with stress — would provide more useful did to the apostles, but he promised play, Gibbs replied, “No, I don’t on a glass slide and “fixed” with a United Cable NEW YORK — The Kansas City Royals apparently will not Redskins Coach Joe Gibbs Is he’s not going to play, hoping at the Green was listed as questionable patients who have chronic pain handles for treatment than the he would send us “another Counse becoming increasingly pessimistic same time that he can go,” Gibbs on the Redskins’ injury report to the think there’s any way.” broad term of "stress.” compound (usually a spray) that lor” to teach us. 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Must be as P A R T or full time Asslst- CAPE Canaveral Florida BAKERY Clerk. Part South, a 120 bed health PULL Time dishwasher Townhouse. $55,000. 1 prestigious oreo. All 10om-8pm. 644-5273. Publisher. tor coach tour opera Garden Street. Various nel records and office sertive with good Inter ont Prolect Manager. omenitles.Wooded pri A Classic time position availa Manager & Sales hours. Please coll 649- tor newly opening res block to ocean. bed care facility has a full tor Is currently tron- supplies Inventory. personal skills, top be SAVINGS Various duties In 2 vacy. Minutes from MANCHESTER. 2 bed £ ble. Working Monday- time position available chlslng. We otter low 2204. Stort Company benefits taurant In Manchester. room, 1 W both, lovely room, heat, hot water nefits, fee paid. Coll or volved. Salary com Frlday 8a.m. to 2p.m.. Clerk Wanted Please coll 64^2944. BANK OF yard. Low downpay shopping, schools and and appliances. $560. for an experienced opening costs, train Immediately^______available. Please coll send resume to: Hilary mensurate with expe 1-384. $374,900. Klernon At Ease Looking tor mature, For a modern phar bookkeeper. Knowl ing, continuous sup for on appointment. MANCHESTER ment. $399 per month. References, lease and responsible Individual. EXPERIENCED Wol- Cutts, CPC, P.O. Box MEDICAL Secretary. Im rience. Coll 643-2659 tor Reolty. 649-1147. macy in large shop edge of medicare, med- port, etc. For Intormo- tress for am shift In 8:30am-13;30pm. on appointment. 1(305)784-6236 after security. No pets. 647- Excellent housewife 1019, Glastonbury, CT mediate full time posl- We have a clerical M A N C H ES TE R . Ideal lo ping center. Pleasant IcaTd,eT( and third party tlon coll 1-800-424-0420. newly opening restau Prague Shoe Com 06033. 659-3511. tlon available. 6pm. 9876 evenings. hours. Call 646-5718 tor pany, Administrative position in our FULL Time. Immediate cation! Immaculate Interview. working conditions billing aaaantlal. Excel- A C C D U N TA N T. Stott Ac rant In Manchester. Experienced In Insu EXCELLENT 2 tomlly 474 Main Street. 2nd floor, 643-2944. Dttice. 282-9074. ADNHNISTRATIVI Mortgage Dept, for opening soles/offlce potential I Manchester. remodeled 3 bedroom 3 rooms. Heated. No and benefits. Days lent benefits______,-package------countant needed In rance, billing and pa 1876 Colonial In quiet DENTAL Hygienist with salary commensu growing business. De SiC inAR Y tient contact. Send re position. We will train. This 5 bedroom Colon appliances. $480. Se wanted. to evenings only. Apply In person. the right person residential area. Easy 1 2 rate with experience. gree and 1-3 years ex TRANSMISSIDN re- Full time, non-pro sume to: P.D. Box D, $5 per hour Includes 2 ial Is currently used os curity. No pets. 646- per week. Please call OperatiDns with good office nights and Saturday. a single family home. commute to Hartford. 2426. Weekdays. Sand resume to: perience preferred. bullder. Immediate op- fit agency. Min. 2 C/D the Moncheoster $187,900. Klernon 643-5350 ask for Dana. Liggett Parkade Responsibilities In enlng,. Call Jim. Herald. Coll 643-2171. To convert to o 2 Martin A. Melghan Management yrs. experience, skills. We offer a Reolty. 649-1147. MANCHESTER. Availa FOOD Service Part-time clude Involvement In 633-5288, evenings 228- typing, detall-orl- family, lust odd a kit ble Immedlotelv. 1 bed dietary position tor Pharmacy Senior Administrator full, benefit chen on the nd floor MANCHESTER. Let your cosh bookkeeping, 0787. HARTFORD ented. C all 644-3811. 2 room. $465 per month. mature Individual. Af Parkade Shopping bank reconciliation package. Contact NURSE AIDES and start collecting tenants pay your mort Convenient location. Meadows Manor DIRECTOR rent. The hook ups ore gage. Renovated 4-4-4. ternoons and wee Center and collection. Com X-RAY Technician. Full DESPATCH MOVING PHYSICAL Therapist, Mr. Harry Gaucher Certifled/HHA Security and referen kends. Good pro-rated Apply to Ann or 333 Bldwell St. pany benefits availa 'already In place. 2 bedrooms each. Ex ces required. No pets. time, part-time, flexi AND STORAGE Registered needed for Full time position a t 646-1700. Immediate openings Corner lot zoned B-2. 2 cellent condition. Quiet benefits. Pleose con Mr. Dworkin Manchester, C T 06040 ble. Please coll tor ble hours. Immediate Boyle Management. tact; Food Service Su toe growing sports medlcl- for home care and heating systems. Don't location. Dwner fi appointment, Mondoy- opening. Family prac Needs dispatcher to ne/orthopoedlc prac with dual responsi EOE 649-4800. pervisor, Cresttleld Frldoy, 8:30om- bilities, coordinating staff relist. Call let this opportunity nancing available. tice. Send resume to: schedule and to assign tice. Requirements; pass byl Give us o coll $224,900. Klernon E L D E R L Y Housing. Now Convalescent. 643-5151. 12:30pm. Prague Shoe P.D. Box 9547 Bolton, experience Including today for an Mondav-Frldoy. a.m A ID E In school suspen moving crews. Busy, activities of retail SECRETARY. Full time. tor other Information! Realty. 649-1147. taking applications for 8 CLASSRDDM Aide. Im- Company, Administra C T. 06043. Blodex-testing, and appointment. one and two bedroom to 4p.m. sion. High School Di tive Dttice. 282-9074. responsible assign merchants associa Monchester machine $139,900. Realty World- TDLLAND. Beoutltullv medlote opening for acute rehabilitation shop needs o dependa apartments. Coll 528- ploma required. 180 ment. Join a winning tion and membership S21-8920 Benolt Frechette. 646- landscaped. Expanda work days. 6 hours per Special Education TU R N Potl ln t o » ! Need care. Most be Ct. II- ble person to perform 7709. □ 6522. classroom Aide at team as a key player in ' censed or eligible. Sa- recruitment / ser UPJOHN ble 2 bedroom Cope. day. Send resume to: 10 overweight people, office work. Apply ot: Just right tor the grow Bedroom. Townhouse. RHAM high school In RN our Interesting busi lorv commensurate vices for a local busi BRAND new Raised HELP WANTED Dr. Michael Bloke- no matter how big, that The Paragon Company HEALTH CARE Ranches located In a ing famllyl Ideal loca Spacious kitchen, - re- Hebron. Molor duties wont to lose weight and with experience. Flexi ness organization. Prlnclpol. Tolland SUPERVISOR ness. It you llks chal Inc., 121 Adams Street, SERVICES beautiful area of North tion. $157,900. Klernon trlgerotor, stove, dis High School, Tolland, include; working with moke moneyl New lenge and super — ac ble hours qvoltable. Manchester. 647-9935. hwasher, microwave, wheelchdir bound Send resume to : Sports Background should Coventry. 1900 square Realty. 649-114T______RN/LPN Part-time even CT. 06084. Application medical breakthrough. tivity, this Is right slot include organiza feet of living area. 7 living room with fire ing hours. Immediate deadline January 19th. young man. For Infor Immediate VER A 303-238-6454. Medicine and Drtho- DUPLEX. By owner In place, wall to wall car t for you. Resume to poedlcs ot Manchester, tional skills, sales/ rooms, 2Vi baths In Manchester. - , large opening. Family prac EDE. mation dnmd opplloc- RN 6 6 peting, A/C, 2 zone tlon contact: Mike opening HARTFORD DES 155 Main Street, Man promotion ability and SITUATION cluding a master bath, fenced yard, oluml- tice. Send resume to: fireplace, custom heat. $625 plus utilities. 4 P.D. Box 9547 Bolton, Bomboro, acting Spe D IR E C T Core staff tor 3 PATCH MOVING AND chester, CT 06040 or strong communica ED WANTED nlum sided. Well main Call otter 6pm. 649-2369. cial Eduoctlon Coordi available. For call 647-1493. SUPERVISORS raised birch cabinets, tained. $198,000. Coll C T. 06043.______SECRETARY M.R. persons. Full or S TO R A G E, Personnel tions and interperso pull down attic stairs, Bedroom apartment. nator at 228-9474. ED E. port time, shifts In 647-7550 or 647-9077. TE A C H E R Aide position. more Manager, P.O. Box DAY Care. Full or part nal skills. Reply with Meadows Manor, A NURSE Aide looking for gorgeous atrium door Heat, hot water, stove, Speech and Langauage RECEPTIONIST AIDE. Housekeeper Hebron, Morlobo- time care giver posi work on 9-3pm or 3- CDVENTRY. 5 room Cross-Stitched information 8271, East Hartford, letter and resume by multi-level health from dining room to refrigerator, carpeting Aide. 15 hours per Full time position open wanted tor small rest rough. Send resume to ; tions for children 3 11pm shift. Telephone deck, separate kitchen Ranch, 1 car garage on busline. Dlder per C.C.S.S.I., P.O. Box Ct. 06108 or visit Mr. months to 4 years. Ex with workshop. Much On Gingham 2442 week, to work with In our accounting Arm. home. Pleasant work January 29,1988 to care facility has an 742-9044. rear door, all thermop- son preferred. No pets. ing conditions. Benef please call 702, 112 Main Street, Evans at 225 Prospect perience preferred. updating done. Speech Clinician In Friendly working at immediate 40 hour pone: windows, burled $450 plus security. 643- Pre-School and Prim its. Coll 649-4510 Putnam, C T 06260. St., East Hartford. 644-9590. $118,000. Coll Quality mosphere In our Wat opening on the 7-3 oil tank plus a treed Realty Services 646- 6802 or 649-6205. A charming apron of ary classroom. Call Mondav-Frldoy be CRESTRELD Eoe SECRETARY-Word Pro GMCC acre lot with stone AU sizrs gingham with a giant - kins Centra office. T e tween 8:30 and 2:30 ask and 3-11 shifts. Ex 8353. MANCHESTER W Du 12«/»-24Vj Coventry Public cessor. Glastonbury 20 Hartford Rd. Real Estate walls. Comparel plex In a very nice size rose in easy-to-d'. Schools. Pupil and lephone and light typ for Mrs. Brook. CONVALESCENT A BAR O F toilet soap componv Is experienc cellent benefits with cross-stitch. ADMINISTRATIVE Dt- Manchester, CT $180's. Blanchard & area. Quiet. 2 bed Staff Support Services ing skllla needed, and H E LP I We need on active placed In suitcases will flce, Prague Shoe Com ing continued growth. salary up to*16.15(no Rossetto, "W e Guaran CONDOMINIUMS rooms. Appliances, No. 2442 has apron di Department at 742- HOME 06040 A classic two-piecer rections; graph for rose knowledge of Multi- Individual to come keep them smelling ni pany, opportunities Talented career or tee Dur Houses" 646- washer and dryer and ' f ' ( ' \ . 8913. ED E. benefit rate up to HOMES FOR SALE* takes on color when embroidery. Mate word proceesing work with our small ce...and may come in ovolloble. Join o grow iented secretory 2482.0 garage Included. Sfnqtl-M«dium-Larg« - 8 2 5 4 company. Telephone 6 4 3 -5 1 5 1 handy next time you go on needed to provide sup *16.98). Interested IH] FOR SALE trimimed with one of LUN CH Tim e Aide to essential. Full benefits ing company. Dur PART time day core per EA SY Stepper Ranch In a EAST Hartford. Lovely, Available February your scarves. To order, send 52.50, lor lack vvork 2 hours a day at orders, light order o vocation trip. Boost management office port tor V.P. ond staff. applicants contact; much preferred loca 1 st. $600 per month. A pretty set of gown pattern, plus 50t for postafo aod and good salary. Sand package and basic cus; Extensive Interaction son to work 12:30- newer tri-level 2 bed and robe, short or long No. 8374 with Photo- private school. Contact ASSISTANT Monogers- your vocation budget by has several positions 5:30pm, 5 days per All reol estate advertised In tion. 3 gorgeous bed room Condomlnum. 646-2604. Guide is in Sizes 12%- Handlinf. letter/resuma for ap tomers duties. We ore with companies Mrs. Burmingham at the Manchester Herald Is ANNE CABOT Head Coordinator. 646- /Monoger Trainees tor selling Idle Items around available. Training week. Starting Janu rooms with the master Small complex, quiet length, is easy to sew; 24%. Size 14%, 37 bust young and growl no and clients. Strong figure sublect to the Fair Housing MANCHESTER. 2 bed comfortable to wear for Monchootar H a^d 0502 or apply In person, pointment to tost growing carry out your home tor cosh. Place provided. We otter: ary 9. 646-9608. Meadows Manor having Its own full and private, 1 car gar room Townhouse. . . . 384 y ard s 4.'1". 1190 Art. of Americas 317 North Main Street, will train. Full time on od In classified to find o paid vocations, paid aptitude required for Act ot IMS, which makes It bath, eat In size kitchen leisure time. New York, N.Y. 10030 S. Richard Bottaro, restaurant. Opening 20 DFFICE. Full time per Illegal to advertise onv pref age. Excellent loca Fully oppllonced kit No. 8254 with Photo- Please State Size. Manchester. preferred, port time stores In the Greater cosh buyer. holidays, paid personal report generation. 333 Bldwell St. plus an adlolnlng 1 st Print Name, Address altli ZIP P.C. considered. Apply at: Word processing expe son to work with go erence, limitation ordlscrlm- tion, convenient to chen, heat and hot Guide is in Sizes Small, TO ORDER, ttad $2.50 ior uch C------O D E i -1 Stjta Nnmair. Hartford area. Greet days, health and/or life Manchester, C T 06040 floor den. Huge living $70-$90 per n Ight. 2-3 even 935 Main Street Connecticut Cone & rience needed, contem vernment contracts. Inatlon bosed on race, color, Hartford near South water Included. $725 Medium and Large.